15 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c6cc48c771b491f41bdcc9ae85a5f554.pdf b4c23c4f7bcea20be96964899edfbd65 PDF Text Text »9 IN T H E H E A R T OF ijH E W O R L D ’S GREAltEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION N U M B E R 69 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID ■Jt *> m 1 § FRENCH WM LOCOMOTIVES AND TWO THOUSAND CARS j ON DORTMUND BRANCHES HENRY FORD' HAS NO DESIRE YEAR FOR PRESIDENT H A R D IN G C A L L S ‘ ‘ BUSINESS O R G A N IZ A T IO N ” TO G E TH ­ ER TO H E A R R E PO R T • 4 UAJLS* ’ ■ Will Also Be Discussed and How WHII.P. STOI’ I'INC OVF.lt SPRINGFIELD TURNS to Spend Surplus o f 75 DOWN JOI1 ^Hiltons ' ... U lr i I'm a ) French seized S:it?,THfJ* A u «*18.— n udo one hundrod and seventy locomotives and two thousand freight cars on branch lines between Dortnfuml nnd Essen, thus virtually completing French control o f the. Ruhr transpor­ tation lines. The food situation nt Dortmund, Bochum nnd other points is growing fiiorc serious daily as re­ sult of Frcnc hseizurc. IN» ROTARY CLUB GOVERNMENT HAS LIVED HELD MEETING, WITHIN STATED INCOME BIGSONGFEST Overrun Number pf Cultivated Fields and Terror­ LCANO DURS E V E R A L E R U P T IO N S OF. Y -tO U D EX­ IN G N IG H T H E R A L D E PLO SIO N S A N D S T R E A M S OF L A V A izing People in tbe N ear By Villages— One City Reported Destroyed by Lava lllr TSp AiwrUUrt r r » « » . LONDON, June 18«— An Exchange telegraph dispatch from Rome quotes unconfirmed message received by Nnplcs newspapers to the effect that the town o f I.ingnuglossa has been destroyed by invn from Mount Actnn. . ROME, June 1R.— Great streams o f Invn flowing from Mount Aetna hnvb feAchciJ n point only one kilometre from Lingunglossu nnd Cnstlglionc both o f which are being evacuated according to dispatches from Cntnnin. Igtva stream approaching former town, however, is reported to hnvc divided into two channels nnd will probably not damage the village owing to configuration yf the ground. Lnvn slrcnm headed toward Lingunglossa before dividing was two hundred nnd fifty ynrds wide nnd ndvandng nt the speed o f three hundred yards nn hour. Inhabitants of village adjacent to base of volcano nre terror stricken. Yesterday they gathered in churches, organized processions, imploring divine intervention. They spent the night watching the approach o f invn streams which ns they ndvanccd engulfed nnd incinerated trees, bushes and vineynrds. Lingunglossa has n population o f 15,000 nnd Castiglione m e Tfc» A iM fiiie i r i t i i ) SI'RINCSFIKI.I), Mass., June 18.— *'l have no desire t » be president of the United States,” Henry Ford said while stopping over for the week-end on his way from Providence to Poughkeepsie. "I am too much oc­ cupied with my own affnirs to become tlie next president nnd I do not intend to run. All this you hoar about my 10,000. uamc being associated with the presi­ C A T A N IA , June 18.— Mount Aetna i« active today. Several dency is newspaper talk. * There's oruptinnK of volcano during the night heralded by loud explosions nothing in it.” ESSEN, June 18.—The miners nnd followed by streams of lava that overran a number of cultivated factory workers in various pnrta of * ' . fields and woods. The Htntion nt Castiglione has been destroyed the Ruhr held meetings yesterday to. B r i t i s h l/ C S t r o y C I * nn dthe railway near the mountain obstructed while Invn stream determine what action should be Siezes Turk Ship three hundred metres wide threatens district about I.lnguaglossa. taken In view of tho latest moves of With Cargo Arms the forces of occupation to break llrt’ Secretary and Treas­ Sweeping Changes passive resistance of the Germans by BRITISH . H AVE INFORMATION the taking, over of the railroad sta­ urer International C. in Organization Re­ TURKS TRYING TO REMOVE tions of Dortmund, Bochum, Hcrre, M. Workers Arrested GUNS FROM THRACE. • clamation Service Gelsenkirchen and other industrial towns. The French now control ab­ I II7 Tk, Press) IN ANNOUNCEMENT BY HECRE- ON CHARGE OF SEDITION AS HE solutely all the railroad lines leading CONSTANTINOPLE, June 18.— LEFT COURT HOUSE. into and through the Ruhr by which TAR YWOHK OF ABOLISH­ British destroyer, Splendid, has seised up io lafet'Saturday the Germans had MENT OF DIRECTOR. in Sea Marmora Turkish transport injr Tfc* Aiaurlntri I’ rraal been bringing food supplies from un­ carrying a cargo of guns from PITTSBURGH, June 18.—Thomas occupied Germany. (fly THr AMoriiilri I'rraa) Myorscough, secretary and treasurer These food shipments to the Ruhr Thrace. WASHINGTON. June 18.—Sweep­ The capture is result of plans of of Progressive International Commit­ had been from five hundred to six ing changes in the organisation of British authorities who received in­ tee of the United Mine Workers wns hundred carloads dally. When the reclamation service were seen today formation that lurks woro endeav­ arrested on the chnrge of sedition as remaining lines were taken over the in the announcement by Secretary oring to remove from Thrace guns left Alleghany court house todny. German tailroad men quit work ns a Work of thu abolition of office of and troops clandestinely sent there in Mycrscough bail just filed a peition part of their passive resistant^ pro­ director, effective July 1. 1). W. I)aviolation of Mudanin armistice when for recovery of papers seised in raids gram. Owing to the seizure of the fortner governor of Idaho, will resumption of hostilities with Greece *v'8» on allege drnrticnls hero April 27. lines, according to the French au­ assume chnrgo of the service with were threatened. thorities, the Germans now will luivc title of commissioner. FLORIDIANS TO ENGAGE to come to. terms with the French to ERWIN HERGDOI.I. IN ('llESN CONGRESS AT allow the necessary food supplies to PRESIDENT HARDING'S FIRST W ILL HE SET SAVANNAH. GA.. JULY reach the inhabitants of tho Ruhr. SPEECH ON TOUR W IL L HE FREE WEDNESDAY The Germans contend that much BROADCAST FROM ST. LOUIS fresh ntilk’Ami other pcrishahlo foods SAVANNAH . Gn„ June 18.— A LEAVENW ORTH, Kans., June 18. nnd necessities, have been spoiled at — Erwin It. Bergdoll, wealthy Phllnchess congress with more than sixty When President Harding, starting Dortmund because of tho French delphla draft evader, will l>o released pluyers participating will lie held in on his trans-Continental tour to troops. The French assert that the from the disciplinary barracks here Savnnnnh, on July 4. Nestor llcrAlaska, arrives in St. Ixiuis June 21 fault lies with the Germans them­ next Wednesday, after confinement of nnndex, rhumpiim of the South, will he will deliver the firs lof tho im­ selves declaring that tho Germans two years nnd ten months, for failure defend his title. Other* players will portant nddresses to be made on he I)r. William II. Hcntx of Winter have the privilege of transporting to perform milltury service in the that trip. This address, will be food to Boshum and other points if Haven, Florida; Itenrlk W. Rucker of war. broadcosted by station KSD. It will th*y arc willing \o co-o|>eratc with Albany, Gn.; J. II. Wnlker of C-oluniMajor J. A. Stevens, adjutant at the Iks the first time a President of the the French. This would necessitate barracks, said that Bergdoll would be bus, Gn.; Mayor Luther Williams of United States bus been heard over a conference between the French and released, a free man as no warrants Mucon, Ga. the radio. Gorman officials before trains could were pending against him. Bergdoll's Jacksonville, Fin., Sumter, S. C., A number of broadcasting stations bo operated. In the eyes of the Ger­ sentence called for four years at hard on Springs, Ain., nnd Minini, Fla., Utdci throughout the country, ns a cour­ mans, this would bo contrary to the labor, but fourteen months of this tesy to the President, will remain will ■end delegations. passive resistance plans Inaugurated was taken o ff for good behavior. The Morning News of Savannah silent while he sposks. It is the when the French and Belgians en­ Ucrgdoll has asked for transporta­ intention to make this occasion a and Jacksonville Timcs-Union are tered the Ruhr In January. tion to Philadelphia MaJ. Stevens said. test to determine whether, under offering silver cups in the major and The Germana claim French guards Erwin Bergdoll is a brother of Gro­ ideal conditions, the President of minor tourneys. have refused the Germans permis­ ver Cleveland Bergdoll, who fled to the United Slates can be heard in sion to enter the Dortmund station Germany after the war, when author­ every state of the Union. Station 200 KI.ANHMEN HEAR and take clikrgo o f the fresh milk ities were searching for him on draft KHD, during a midnight concert last AND ENDORSE F IN A L <1(Mined for hospitals and the chil­ evasion charges. A t one time he wss September, received reports from all HERMON OF PASTOR dren. The French deny thla aaying caught but made a sonsationnl escape. 48 state*. Erwin Bergdoll surrendered to the that the railroad men all quit work The address of President Harding Jacksonville, June 18.— When two when tha troopa arrived and that authorities July 13, 1920, at Governors will begin about 8 p. m. Central they have not tried to come back to Island, New York, having been sought standard lime. There Is no daylight hundred robed nnd hooded member* for two year*. Ho was found guilty of the Ku Klux Klan filed into a tab­ work sneo. , * saving in St. Louis. Listeners in this ernacle hero last night to hear the ,Jhc relief workers In Dortmund of evading draft August 13, 1920, by a locality, who hear the President aro farewell sermon of Dr. W. A. Hob­ and other placet aay the food situa­ court martial. * asked to send a report to the'Radio Tho finding* Were confirmed Aug­ son, for twenty-throe years pastor of tion is aerious and they aro anxiously Editor of the SL I-ouis Pbst-Diaawaiting- the outcome o f the con- ust 19, 1920, and Bergdoll was receiv­ patch, operators of KHD Broadcast­ tho First Baptist Church, many of ed hero August 23, 1920. tho approxlmatod ‘2,000 present tnjveray. ... .. . January 18, 1921, -Bergdoll, through ing will be on 640 meters, or 650 kilo­ mounted the benches to obtain a bet­ ^At the meetings yesterday of the cycle*. ter view of tho unexpected visitors. Rjihr workers, plan*,, were discussed hto attorney filed habeas corpus pro­ ceedings demanding his release on The klan members, who, It was said, to ovarcotM the difficulty created by IMNE BLUFF STREETS attended as an endorsement of the Up food akortag*. Tha worker* etaini technical grounds. Judge John C. Pol­ FLOODED; HUNDREDS speakers subject “ Amorkanlsm" oc­ ea already have begun to soar, lock, in tho federal court In Kansas OF FARMS ALSO cupied benches in the rear. jr Uja'kituaiion-with much CRy, K*uaa*. took tha case under ad­ visement. • While bis rating was still A fter Dr. llobsoo had concluded, a% rm " IMNE BLUFF, Ark., June IB.— Meeting* Jafra.. been arranged,for pending, tho government reopened the Rev. A. C. Shuler, in a brief talk, ex­ ttye RuHr official. It Bochum and caso and the supreme court denied the With hundred* of acre* of farm land* pressed .pleasure at the attendance writ AprU 24. 1922. •' >, Inundated and with bad* water floodnprtiqund. to- cpns>d»r the •situation I• 1 . wd i ■>" fl * lug some of .k tho. streets „v or this mis ritv ciiy to w> o f the Klan members, declaring that and dpcide.iWhaV- action to vtake— j >k_ k.i# 1 1 ,,, Arkansas Not anilThere I* » Hmtt to everything ex­ depths o f half • foot, tl)o Arkansas the Ku Klux Klan waa W ether to co-operate with the French Catholic, anti-Jew or antl-auythlng cept the progeny of -one unapratted river continue* to ri*o alowly here. A or to continue their resistance or try stretch of approximately 200 foot on except hell and the devil.” flr-.ii •f mw to reach gpitto godtporreUa. <t. - ’• ‘• y ' ■- * ■■ ■- tha Flint Bayou lsvca near Faatoria Correct this sentence: *Thaven't ___ _ foqr m * 4 It- .The Germans are planning u being rapidly taken In by the flood !>.8SF.N, JOne IlL -^ Y efl^ rdar anything *xtra fixed,H said the and largs craws art working thtre to and tw elri 'freighLcara tcar* jvith .with lo use J n le w U n tramways, aotomoW f , xS W k » for diatrihutivm bat this prevsnt a break. No extenaivt dam- wife over tha phone, “ but 111 be glad t jju fc x .ih e f l o ­ in the city, and thp Us to have you bring yogr two friend*.' pu/thod h* yeL is,incompletely orgsn- *g * orer p> imind and Bochum are without but- vpes are firm with the cyco^tlon pf 11 ' ifftu Y t y 't o l d^r i, bat For quick rtaults try • want ad. on* polnTlnear Pasfori*. who t*r, eggs, milk and ebaaae. . , • -. s\ .*. • * 1• S DURING FISCAL PAST YEAR Tho Rotary Club held n Song-Feat todny nt their meeting nt the Valdcx Hotel. Several of the memlicrs were absent nnd President Knight filled in V N IIT U A L L Y COM P LE T IN G Rev. Ilill Carpenter’* place with (lamp CONTROL OF RUHR DuBosc and after that several song* T R A N S P O R T A T IO N were sung. The first one wns "Amer­ ica" called forth by the president who noted the fine big flag on the widl purchased by Harry Stevens on tho I "Flag Committee” that had reported ----- • several times on "progress" only. TR A IN STRUCK STALLED Al'TO- A t Dcrimund, Mockum ond Oth­ MOIIIt.K WHICH CAUGHT President Knight introduced J. 1). er Points Growing More FIRE. Kelliver, of Orlando, ns the man who Serious Daily was surh n good Sanford booster that I Ilf Tl»r .%«•«>«*Infed l*rrn«t . ho would if he hnd n million invest it I nr The iMiirlalnt Prrsst LOS ANCCLKH, June 1H—Two cur all hero in Seminole county real es­ WASHINGTON, Juno 18.— Head* train of the Pacific K lv c trS y s te m tate. of departments and bureaus constitut­ bound from Sawtelle to I ain Anglo.' Ill the report on Roy Scouts work I was wrecked near Sherman Junction ing tho "business organisation1' of Chairman Harry Stevens said ho hnd ,.)ir,y a-h„ )lllJllU.r nt thu government were called together today to bear tbe formal announce­ the fino new flag Tor the Boy Scouts Iteverly Hills said it shuck n stalled ment by Harding, its bend and direc­ — thu troop that the Rotarians have automobile which caught lire fatally tor lord, of tho budget system that ndopted—and it wns the sense of the burning tbe woman driver, Pacilte meeting that nt the night meeting the government has lived within its Electric rompnny said numerous per­ next Monday the flag would be pre­ income during the past twelve sons injured. sented to the troop and they would Ihmonths. The meeting wns also ex­ tlie guests of tbe Rotary Club tlmt pected to proceed to the discussion Capt. Amundson night. of plans for the forthcoming year Ill talking over the Boy Scouts Has Abandoned His and hear the outline of what tho pres­ ident expects the government to ac­ Camp on Silver Lake it was learned Flight Over Foie complish since it has overcome a tlmt tlie camp is being invaded by pro-|H-ctlvo deficit. Although thu strangers and thu buildings are being DARING EXPLORER COUI.1I HAVE governmental machinery has two torn up for fire wornI ami other nets of FLOWN OVER NORTH weeks to run «m funds appropriated vandalism noted. The plnco will be ' POLE. posted nnd watrlu-d in tile future and • for current year and the treasury o f­ anyone trespassing on tbe Boy Scouts ficials predict a surplus nbovo a bun­ (II) Tkr \»«i»rlalril I'rraal grounds without a permit will be ar­ dled and seventy-five million dollar* CHRISTIANA, June 18. Captain when husinctui dotes on June 13. rested nnd made to pay tbe penalty. As tbe fun makers for the day were Bald Amundsen tins hbntidnnrd hi? absent from thu job Allen Stone wns proposed flight over North Pole, anPedestrians Rights called upon to spend fifteen minutes Itmiured this afternoon by Norwegian hi teaching the Rotes some of the new Minister of Defence. • To He Protected aongs and they nil bail u big time singing everything tlmt the honk con­ It) AND H ATTKNDKZ VOUH. TALLAHASSEE, June 18.— Blind­ tained and then some. Committees ing headlight* from nn approaching for the entertainment for next month Voyagers wilt meet al J. II. Ilin- mitonmhile do not relieve the affected were appointed by President Knight termisfer I'lano Company, Tuesday automobile driver from bis responsi­ and tbe meeting adjourned witli tbe night, June 1!Hh, nt 7:"0 p. m, with bility to iK-iiestriuns, tho supreme real Rotary spirit predominating the lady. Two I*. G.'« will Ih- initiated court rulcil today in nn opinion upbi-arls and mind of the members. into thu order on thi< (K'cnslim nod ‘Imldiiig ilie Judgment of the circuit tho presence of every Voyager is im­ court for Dade county in awarding IIA/.HI.DEN'S ON SILVER perative. Comrade Ben l^-igli of Or­ M. It. Botsfurd. damages LAKE IS POPULAR PLACE lando will furnish Vin Rouge nnd against It. J. Mnthera. The opinion Vin Blanc, amt there will be a big wii* by Judge IVhitllcld. Judge Kills One of the most popular plnce* dur­ chicken jtillau with plenty of chick­ lilcd a dissenting opinion. ing the warm weather anil in fact at en. The hunch will motor to Silver Botsfurd recovered damages for ull time* is Hazelden's, with thu most Lake where the festivities will take injuries caused by D|nthora' automo­ ideal spot on thu lake for bathing ami place, *o bring your bathing suit bile running upon him, u pedestrian, enjoying a swim. The water in as nlong a t wo will nil want to tako n on n public highway. The nccident clear ns a erystnl nnd tho bouuty of swim; also bring your-dancing pumps thu wholu thing is that thu bottom Is nlong ns there will bo plenty of danc­ occurred at night. Muthera coming all white sand and you call wade out ing mill a great big hunch of fun and up from behind, claimed he could not • . . , ,, i see Botsfurd because o f the blinding about fifty yard" from the shore und pleasure will bojou rs, *o don t fol of „ „ a|l,lrollrh,n(. rnr. the water will not Ik) over your head. to Im there II Wurell There by all The court held that under the cirThere nru plenty of bath houses for iiu 'u iis you ure in the Army Now. cuinstances when tl|e vision o f the your convenience nnd it big pavilion driver of thu dufeiulnnt's car wa* so on the shore of the lake where you obstructed or obscured by tho bright can enjoy all the sports of on amuse­ Old Stam W as Heavy ment pnrk. There is a large nnd long On Bulgarian Treasury lights of thu other car, thnt he could not see tiny one on the road uhend of diK'k extending out into the luke witli Says Finance Comm. him, it was his duty to exorcise all (. dandy springing board for your ordinary and reasonable care and pleasure, so if you want to hnve a good time and cool o ff during these I'REMIKIt IS DEAD AND THEY diligence, even to tho extent, if need bo of stopping his car. ''Pedestrian* warm days wc are having, be sure CANNOT BUT IIIM IN JAIJ.. hnve rights in u proper use of public nnd drive out at any time ns the place is open at all times, and the charges SOFIA, June 18.—The ministry of rond* for travel, and drlveru of ve­ arc ho low that you will be surprised. foreign affairs has received Premier hicles should exereUt duo care so as Poincare's message assuring Bulga­ not to Inj'V** others/ 'the court hel.d , The supreme court yesterday la nn MORH TALK A N I) A GOOD TIME. ria that Prance desired^ to encourage opinion by Judge Whitfield upheld every government wishing to'execute Mr. Sewell, manager of the Ijiko thu treaty previsions and woilt with the validity uf a Miami's ordinance Mary Casino aays that they have ita neighbors for tho advancement of requiring all driver* of hire automo­ bile* and trucks to pay an annual li­ something special every week at tho the Balkans. cense fee of $10. Tho case came to Casino and you will always have a There is widespread M|H'cululiuii re­ tho court In a habeas curpu* proceed­ grand timo when you do visit the garding tjie alleged Aiinncial irrejeings brought by E. J. Harris, who Casino, where you will And the best ularitfus o f thu HtamboulUky regime was convicted in municipal court for dance floor in the country, spacious as revealed Ivy additional evidence violation of an ordinance requiring and cool, on the beautiful 1-akc Mary, made public by.,the ministry o f tho raeh individual driver of an aulomoand don't forgot that they have Interior in thu new gnvernmviilr^twny liilu ‘ for hire or driver of a truck dances out there every Wednesday high officials are mentioned and docu­ for hire, to pay an annual license fee night with Ane dance music. Lake ments have been found whicb ure reof $10. Harris first appealed to the Mary Casino Is only a few minutes |H>rtrd to Involvu national bank dlcircuit court for jrftde county, but rides from tho city so pay them .a lectors and other officials to the ex­ thu ordinance waa sustained there. visit next Wednesday night-and see tent of many million* leva. Tho supremo court In Ita opinion how much you will enjoy tho dancing According to the announcement yesterday held that the provision of and bathing out there. evidence wus discovered today that section SI, chapter 8410, ocla of 1921, 49,(8)0,000 leva had been. withdrawn amending section 1013, revised gen­ W EATHER REPORT front the foreign ministry's fund, eral statute* uf 1920. that “ it shal Weather Outlook for the Period June without authorization.. bo unlawful for any county or mu­ Tho government telegraphed today nicipally to collect *ohy license or 18 to 23, Inclusive Washington, D. C., June 18.— South (o the Gzrcho-Blovakia authorities registration fee on any motor driven Atlantic and Eaat Gulf vti^te*: Gen­ d*)cing for the extradition of M. Bai­ vehicle, trailer or »cml-trailer, i erally fair but with probability of kal off, mlnLlcr at Prague and to torcycle eldc care in this stat “ * scattered showers; normal tempera­ Hungary for the extnylition of for­ not deprive a raunlcpality o f mer Minister Of Agricultuid Obuff. Ity to require license to ha ture. The Ikilgariah minister at Bucbvraat driven of automobile* and There would tie small objection to a Ha* heeti notified by Rumania to leave where *uch authority ha* l conferred by Charter or ( • horde of allena If they had a hoard. within ten hour*. ELECTRIC CARS ARE WRECKED IN CALIFORNIA FOOD SITUATION ■ V �- . « ............. ... ................ « • V r KO DAIGER, Social7 Editor V P h o «* * 1 7 - W Ir r « * k m oar W *M * » W t l* « T H Ir r n or* n t n » « r » k * t » •» b t i ( f If r n i f * n l r T l» l» l« « i-Wt)U I ta rt «• Iklt *rpar1mra<. ( I « I m W frlrphaaa lk« llta . It trill Mr o t a i l r a w m l t W . « •» - » i j, I ■■ ■ 1~ ’• • “ • ■ ~ ■ v- ■ s itu ... w . Howard. The goest Hat waa, Mr*. W. W. Potter, Mr*. Ralph Wight, Mr*. Claude Howard, Mr*. Hal W ight, Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. E. F. lion*holders Mr*. David Caldwell, Mr*. D. P. Drummond, Mr*. Harry D. J*wle, and Mra. A. B. Wallace. ------------------ th* hoate«'heW il#wl/ill*' art In cake making cannot be excelled. ‘A sea­ son o f aoelabllity completed the pleaaant evening.—Contributed. .» r • * * —•- ' *J * • ’ ‘ tj CHAPPBLL-PBMBERTON. — r-™-, Misses Ruth Henry, Claire CarmstA Barber, who ----- frocks of green and organdie. ‘ \Z, - V Henry received, tho gueata g a becoming frock o f green dotted swU* with trimmings o f white lace. Mrs. Whltccomb'* costume was o f white satin with tiny ruffles of 1^ NOTICE TO RBC1MBNTAL. BAND. • . r ■ .•* • ' ■* ______ ' • .-TV; ' Headquarters Band Sectftm7 8eryjee, Vo. IMtlx, Infantry, Sanford, Fla. . ;v ^ . ’ Juni; 14th. 1923, tea Mi m Id w rn Mi Ortkr-i No. 1. 1. Monday night each week 7:45 p. n w is horeby designated regular drill night for this organisation. * •; g. A ll uirmber* of this organiza­ tion be present at all formaUoiw. ' 'k * a * . f a m a. 'Any,violation of this order wilt JoxL be’ dealt with accohlingly.' rcnce-P. Priest, who was ono of R A L P H STEVENS, ( ifcachcfs In the Dunnellon High 5faJ.‘ M. C. F. N. G., Admin, and •hool, the past term, spent last we^k Prop. Officer. 68-2tp wRlThls parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. C. C. Priest. He left Monday for Gaines­ DEMOLAY TO P U T ^ ’ V v ville'to attend summer school there.'ON E N T E R T A IN M E N T SURE IT DDES GOOD ftt. a* - . . 1 ' V? m would be proud to own. ± »/.• « " ’" w For Florid*:’ F air tonight Sunday local thundershow­ ers. * • -T O N IG H T . I William De Mille’a - .• dramatic C a»Hy Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Chappell cor­ dially Invite their friends In Sanford “ lift and vicinity to be pre*ent at the With marriage o f their daughter, France* lace. . V• ' J Louise, to Mr. Harrison J. Pemberton, The honoree w *i attired in g*een Theodore Robert, : p r a c o c k -ii our. if . SOCIAL CALENDAR at. the First Methodist church, San crepe, With a la rg e . white plcfJre, A t the country residence of Mr. M ay McAvoy ford, Wednesday evening, seven hat. .. •• •v : . " w-i .. burke Steele and Newton Ston- and Mr*. 8. V. Hough, near Gretna And , A delightful musclal prognfcn waa o’clock, June' 20th, 1023. strem le ft Thursday by motor for a their daughter, Mia* Iona Lyona rendered-during the afternoon aa folConrad Nagel Hough, wak united In marriage at trjp to Vlrrlnla, TRUTH SBfcKRRB CLA^S. Iowa: ’ Prtrflo solo, ‘'Finger Twist,” D h e '.ffib fln the grart-u, high nodn today with Mr. John Ed by Carmctri Barber. A group o f read­ what ,they said about Grom^ a* On* of the most enjoyable meet­ ward Peacock, of DeLand. The cere­ “ Fred Loyal! and son Fredwhen a slick young m,„ ing, by Miss Rosamopif Radfo'rd. of Orlando, are the guest* of mony waa performed by the R ef. J. ings o f the Truth Seeker* Cljwa woa M l*. Herring gnvc a lovely ♦400,000 diamond from right a l l Mias Eleanor Herring'gm a. Lovell and Mr*. D. C. Marlowe C. Hill, pastor o f the BaptUt church held in th# attractive country homq Grumpy', now and then group o f 'Violin solos, ‘ accompanied at Gretna, In the presence of mem­ o f Mr*. W. T. Akers, yesterday after­ /their home on Palmetto avenue. steal Grumpy's pretty g r*n 4 W noon. \Presldent King being absent, by Miss Helen Shepard o f ' Boston, ber* of the brlde’a family. te r-w a U h Grumpy romc to Maes., who is her house guest. Mr*. Q. W. Spencer, vice president, The .prominence of the two families Mr. and Mra. Charles Britt and Added Attraction— Following the musical program, presided. A fter a short business ses­ ■ * * * illy motored to Leesburg last evo- makes this a marriage of more than 1usual Importance and Interest thruout sion, the meeting was turned over to tho atrain* from the “ Bridal Chorus" International News A little rain for a change. jiitsa. . the atatA. The bride la a highly ac­ th* April, Mny and June birthday from Lohengrin, were sounded, and a Tho Order o f DoMolay in the nertr One I).y Old miniature bride and groom entered. complished and cultured young lady, committees who were hostess for tho future wili put on a play or rather These were Master Charles Betts and Making it a cooler weather for the Misses Katherine .Ray, Viola Ben- a graduate o f the Florida State Col- Afternoon. Sherbcrt and eake were entertainment In the- high school Louise Purdnn. The people o f Sanford. and Jacqueline Purslcy, of Pal­ leg* for Women at Tallahaaaee and a served. Twenty-five members Were Little 'Miss building for the purpose o f raising groom , wore' the conventional full . their official position* in u* i ,arc the attractive guests of the member o f the Alpha Delta aorprity. present. O H . of flVc lo bornine , r . » |fund. for dreaa suit, and was dignity itself, comp but they are succeeded by , former's aunt, Me*. John Schlrard.For several year* ahe haa been teach­ . , , i . , f„ r the use of the order. Moderate while hi* charming bride, was lovely weeda I. ing In high school* In Florida. LOVLY PA R TY . . Vo-nln* .ho nrc dop.r.^ Uvik wire hunch qf officer* who mill admission charge A Mrs. R. Graham will leave toMr. Peacock is an alumnua of Stet­ Mrs. E. E. Page, Mrs. B. R. Gray, in a gown of soft crcnm lace, her ment busy these days. Mr*. L 8. for future announcements and ad­ tain the high standard and rffitimit service rendered by the former o ffjl nljfht for Arcadia, whore sho will son University, being a graduate of and Mrs. R. Lowe entertained at a tulle veil, was caught to her hair -• * The Automobile Edition today .and vertisement*. era under tho leadership of g ,' U ■pend six weeks as tho house guest tho law school. He has risen rapidly homo o f Mrs. Page, in honor of Mr*. with strings of pearls. Sho carriod ‘ • . - -------Tcrheun the camp membrrthip huJ o f Mr*. Ca*sl* 0 , Orr, at her beauti­ In tho practice of his profession and is Byron Walker, who leaves Sanford „ shower bouquet of white roses if you wnnt a car or want to sell one C O L THEODORE ROOSEVELT Increased from the original thlrtea ^ ful country homo “ Tnargsac Lodge.” now serving his first term a* county soon. The parlor and dining room* showered with ribbons and ro*o buds, or want a ear fixed Saturday** CAM P NO. 13, U N ITE D S PA N judge o f Volusia county, which he were opened cn suite, where four which *he Inter presented to the bon- Herald Iq.thc place to look for It. who were present at the orgmiati, 1 formerly served as prosecuting at­ J8I1 W A h V. E LE C T OFFICERS meeting 'tq n present toUl o( fifty. A oroe. Presently n loud knock was tables o f of card players were placed. Mr. and Mra. D. L Thrasher and William Lnko Is home for a fow five, which incluilca Orlando, 1 0 ,l E ,.lf«n ry leave this afternoon for torney. During the world war he Candles were served during th* heard at tho door, and a miniature daya visit nft4f, spending the pftst nerved with distinction In the Marino A t the rigulbr ljuaincsa ‘meotlng o f Cloufii Tituavlllc and Oviedo express man, with overaUs and cap, St, 'Louis, Mo., where they will at­ go nit*. Tho prize for high score tnopth at points in Georgia and 8outh Col. Theodore Roosevelt Camp, No. membors. Corps o f tho American nrmy and saw ‘among tho ladles, was won by Mrs,' entered carrying a large suit cane, tend the convention of the Rotary Carolina. Ufa many frienda are glad 13, l). S fW . V., on Thursday, tho fol­ active service abroad. J .B. Little, while th e fn e n ’s prise labeled with hearts and cupids, nnd Ctuba. . tu see him again. _ Tho happily, married young couple lowing officer* were elected: said he w a s‘ told to deliver his ex­ # The distressing parL howmer, as went to /Mr. J. C. Staple!*. Tho left here this afternoon for Atlanta CommSndcr—Fred T. WHUams. > that one-half of the World *pp*ir^;-j press to tho bride-to-be. Thi* cun­ Mr.and Mrs. A. W. Smith and honorco was given a box of lovely Edgnr Ball is bringing In some Senior V.-C.— L lI.-AYalkor, • ’’ >>' ly doesn't ’ care whether thd otU4 and from there will go to Washington, ning little expressman, was Master daughter Juanita, motored to Orhandkerchiefs. mighty fine frying cbkkons th««e D. C., and other point sin the esst on Junior V.-C/—Roy Schmidt/ Barxton IJcrklns. When the suit case half lives. lahdo yesterday where they spent days all dressed and ready for the A fter the card gnmc, delicious re­ on extended honeymoon of a month or Officer of tho Day— A. King. waa opened It contained many,lovely tho day combining business and stove. Mr. Ball has demonstrated freshments wcer sorved, and dancing more.—Quincy Times. Officer o f the Guard—W . E. Jami­ The steel industry is reminded that .1 and useful gifts of nil kinds. pleasure. that lie can raise chickens as well an Judge Peacock hns many friends In enjoyed until a late hour. son. Green and white brick Ico cream, plant, requiring !cs> than a l*thi j , . The guests Included, Mra. Byron and angel food cake, Iced In white, lead a band. Sanford and Seminole county who will Adjutant—H airy Lappin. » hour day arc nut suffering for tlkr] N r. and Mrs. Frank W. Graham Join in extending ho and his bride best Walker, honoree, Mr. and Mrs. J .B. further carrying out the color scheme Quartermaster— C. O. Prjcat. bitter. C. E. *Honry nnd D. L. Thraahcr will leave tonight for Norfolk, Va., Little, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Btaplor, wore served by Misses Ann* DuBosc, will leave today for 8 t. TjouI*, where Duo to their election to tho Depart­ wishes. where they will attend the Southeast­ Mr. R. B. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Catherine Byrd, 8arit* I>ako, Car- they will attend the meeting o f In­ ment offlcos of Department Comman­ I f nn^y wc had some way to har-'i ern Union meeting of tho Brother­ BACON AND EGGS IN SOCIETY E. Southward, Mr .and Mrs. M-. Y. tnotn Barber, Claire Zachary, Ruth ternational Rotary and enjoy them­ der, Department Adjutant and D ept ness the foot tone generated by thesef hood o f Locomotlvo Englneohi which From bcln gregarded as plebeian Bledsoe, Mr. and Mrs. Bort Methvin, llchry and Mrs. Raymond Phillips, selves generally. They will repre­ Quartermaster, R. A. Tcrheun, W. D. who ImunciMT and down on the bad convene* Juno 18-21, Inclusive. and fit only for the lower class the Mr. E. E. Pago, Mr. Arnold L»wc, On edch plate were minlnturc brides sent Sanfoni Rotary Club. Ballard and Charles Lord resigned scat o f the jitney. ’ once lowly dish of bacon and eggs has Mrs.' Fred Strange and Mr. II, H. with dainty dresses of crepe- with Mr. and Mra. R. E. Tolar and little ol last been given social recognition Smith Brojhcra’ Garage la there little veils, fastened on the top of the .... daughter Mary Elisabeth, Mry. W. and admitted Into the cxcluslvo dr- Lyons. with tho goods. Thoy ‘ nre laying cake. ; / D. Gardner and Mrs. Roy Peeples cles of New York’s millionaire class. tress on oil In their nd today ahd SILVER TRA VERY SUCCESSFUL About •sixtyrflvc guests enjoynd formod a congenial party spending And It will not be long until all over they can show .you where -you , , Tho 8 llvcr Tea given by Mrs. <hi. ctdlchtful social couratosy, nnd the day at Coronado llcach, on the country tho cxamplo set in Goth­ daitgnuu thcW} twoj eavc lul*or costa and keep your Turbin Mero'a Circle of the Presbyterian this the artistic taste of • A t, F re s h s i p m e n t •• Thursday. am will t>« Imitated. In fact, society church nt tho home o f Mr. and Mr*. In first class condition. gracious hostesses wns reflected In SL Petersburg has already recog­ Alfred LUJa on Park avenue last The Hof-Mnc Buttery- Co. have an N O R R IS E X Q U IS IT E CANDIES every ‘ detailMr. and Mra. C. E. Uvoron and nised bacon and eggs and this very night was most successful In every nd on the auto pngo today nnd they •oh, Mra. Emma L Greer, and Miss satisfying dish has been served at a way. The beautiful homo was thrown have something of Interest to tell you. IM PO R T A N T n o t i c e t o Latir* I* Idling of Green Cove midnight lunch following a dance. open ensulte and proved to be a most MBMBBERS OF THE They are now, by the request o f a XI Springs, motored to 8anford yester­ In New York society the main Idea splendid place for the big get togeth­ ----------WOMAN S CLUB. number of their customers, mnking day'and ar# the guests of M r and has beon to spend money, and there­ er meeting of the people o f all de­ -The Retail Slori Plume 325. •** *c. ■ ' •*» Ifih fv their own special batteries as they Mr*. J. E. Lain*. . fore bacon and eggs—cheap "by com­ nominations. -V r A t tho last meeting of the Execu­ r.-. : ■■■.'g!.rai.ia n a ^ : parison with some other dishes that Delicious orange sherbet and cake Miss Alberta Aycock has roturnod might be served—has been neglected, were served during the evening and tive Board of the Woman’s clutr, the hofo*' after spending several days at hut oven the millionaires get hungry a flno .musical program was greatly fact was brought out, that up to the l • hoiino party at Coronado Belch. at times and want filling food. Note enjoyed by the large crowd prcaont. present date, only about one-third of Mr. and Mrs. Roby Lalng left yes­ the following Item sent out from New Mrs. LUJa, Mrs. Mcro and Mrs. F. T. Its membership have paid their dues and signified for,th e information of terday for Marahallvillc, On., where York recently: Williams were the hostesses of the they will remain for the peach crop, "One of the most brilliant social af­ evening nsslstod by other ladles and the Program Committee, the depart­ going from there to Virginia, and faire of the season In New York so­ they saw that evoryone, was served ment in Which .they choose to be ac­ ciety, n dance to announco the engage­ and had a good time. A nice sum of tive. A fter discussing the impera­ thsppf to Ann Arbor ,, ment of Miss Gloria Gould, 17-ycar- money was raised by tho affair and at tive need for every possible dollar MEETING C O L THO. ROOSEVELT old daughter of George J. Gould, to a late hour the guests departed with In the treasury, and the pinna for Henry A. Bishop, Jr., of Bridgeport, the feeling that they had enjoyed n getting out * correct.year book nt : ' A U X IL IA R Y NO. 3 I the proper time, It was derided that Conn., came to an end at dawn today. most pIcHHant evening. The regular meeting of Col. Theo­ rTW "Mure than 350 persons attended During the evening the following tho Membership Committee should dore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, will make a personal solicitation for co­ be hsld at the court houac, Tuesday the affair at Sherry's, which was lav. flno musical program was rendered: Duet— Misses Charlotte Smith and operation from all members who per­ afternoon at 4 o'clock. AH members Ishly decorated with peach blossoms, haps have not reullxcd how important are urged to attend. Plana will bo red tulips, smllax and potted flowers Emily Bailey. brought especially from Florida. 0 Vocal Solo— Selected— Ml#s Lillie It is that their duus should bp It’ completed for tho basket picnic to be hand. Monday and Tuesday, the "Dancers from the Metropolitan Ruth Spencer. held at tho home of Comrade and 18th and H»th o f June, ate the days Opera Company, dressed In Egyptian Duct—1 "1710 Everlasting L ife" by Mra. D. D. Ballafd at Altamonte SCt apart for this purpose, nnd the costumes, furnished an attractive fea­ tho Schlrard Brothers. Springs; July 4th. A ll members of board bqspcaks the ready aod willing ture while tho supper was In progReading— Margaret Oowan. the camp and Auxlllarlu* with tholr . Quartette—"In tho Gloaming"— assistance o f every cjub woman. They families are lnvltcd.-Lou Smith Ter • rcss. "Tho menu was: Supremo do fruits; Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Herndon, Mr. Hhln- nre requestod to ty»vr the proper heun, president. . amount ready when called for nnd m* (touches do honard nantua; filet do holser and Mr. Parke*. help to start the Woman's Club «u l volatile pascal; fruits a 1» Sherry, I’lano nolo— Miss Emily Bailey. BOOK LOVERS CLUB. lit good ftnahcial shape when the frlnndiscs and cafe. Reading— Mis* Rosamond Radford • The members of the Book I/>vcrn Attend our 14-Day June Sale and your Dollar will dp double duty. "A s tho dance ended, bacon and ‘ Dijet—Selected— E, T. Woodruff, 11. beautiful new homo Is opened.— Mrs. Club had a most interesting meeting eggs, rolls snd coffee, wore served." Darrow. Henry Wight, Prc"» Chairman. ' yesterday afternoon at the home of Sale on every thing in our store. W e arc naming prices on only a To many persons who follow tho IPerta Solo—MIsb Charlotte Smith Mrs. Harry Ward on Seventh IsroeL lives of tho rich society folks with In­ I f a man tells HU wife everything A most delightful afternoon was few i^ems to let you know there is something doing at C h u r c h w e l f s tense interest this Item of newa will Ik may l»« that he love* her. And MIBCRLLARNOU8 SHOWER spent with discussion of books, cur­ have real significance. I*ook out for Miss Dorothy Itumph, a charming then It may be that ho merely loves rent events, and sewing on bit* of a rise In tho price of bacon—and also brldo to bo of next week, was the n fight. fancy work. I**tc In the afternoon eggs.—St. Petersburg Independent. *1 5 0 . honoree yesterday afternoon when Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords, all sizes, at, per pair ...___ the hostess served delicious refresh­ Miss Florence Henry and Mrs. Don­ ments. • DAISY TRA ald Whitcomb entertained ut a mlaThose enjoying the pleasant after­ M en’s Real (R>od Dress Shirts, at, each , ................. ^ f »••••• • The “ Daisy Tea" given last even­ ceUanoous *howcr,'*t the home o f the | ‘ "f ■ - ■ noon w*r* Meadaines Stella Arring­ ing, In behalf of Circle “ 0 “ by Mra. former, on Magnolia avenue. ■■■1 r ton, ,-J. C. Bennett. L P. Hagan, It. Aufred LUJa nt her home on Park Tho color bchemo of green and Thedford’s Block-Draught Lher Men’s Genuine Palm Beach Suits, at, per suit ..... .... J. HHly. J- E. Pace, Henry Mcl-au- avenue, was a very enjoyable affair, white, with It the colors o f the Kappa Medicine (VegoUble) Praised lln, B. A. Howard, A. E. Hill, D. A. Two little girls, Ellen Telford and Alpha chapter (o f F hlrh W lhp $2.50 Caldwell, Tyner and Fred William*. II. E. Griffin, dressed respectively In honoree nnd'hosteaacn are mombers), Men’s Good Scout W ork Shoes, at, per p a i r ... by the Head of « lavender und pink taffeta, stood on wai carriod out Ip uvery detail. Tho Louisiana Family. BRIDGE LUNCHEON. either sido o f tho entrance holding whito rose, the flower of this sororiety l A ll $2.00 Silk, at, per yard............ ............................................$1^ A delightful social event of yestor baskets tied with tulle to match tholr was also used. Lake Charles, La.—“ I don’t know . day. was the hrldge luncheon given dresses. Into these receptacles sliver In the reception room, and living what we would have done had we not Chamhray, all colprs, at, per yard.............. .................................^ i by Mr*. ChsrJes L d rill at her home offerings were dropped by tho guests room podcstal jricker baskoU anjl had Black-Draught. It sure Is one ol as they arrived. The rooms were the best mediclnpa mad#, and am sure the on, Palmetto avenue, the guest* bosilver vase* o f cut flowers *n<J K r*'* Itiit tth3 mfpmbera of tho Thirteen radiant with flowers of all varieties were used. In, the music room, the best liver lusdldne,'* ttld Mr. Henry Devonshire Cloth, the kind that don’t fade, at, p e t a r d . . . * ...... -^5 were three of the season, daisies, roses, dahlias, color, motif of white and green waa Gxrrett.ot I 13ridg**" Club. There It." continued' hyldscus, almandos, bleeding heart emphasised. A t onq end. a Urge she believe* it jiK i ’ " .. t . und) others, th* arrangement bearing 32-inch Dress Ginghams, well worth 85c, at, per y^rd:... j .... doses o| white throne, tied with green rib; Crystal vases snd baskets tilled mlstukable marks of th# deft fing­ ____ bans, was placed, the background waa BUckL k ’ -. ft.aj.-j .u -s ' * ................. — • " w|th Radiance rose* npd Shasta Black-Draught tor ers o f th# hostess. A plsaslng prodailies were effectively used In th' 7 7 * H »r e U «7 'w U h a ! « « « L f f l a ' f l P * nlns w m unchlm Ubles «*cuplod th« hour ,r0,,, ,Un* Alpha shield. Ak either side of Uje various rooms. Th» The luncheon tablcn pUU and _ tabll tablets and other - S’ * . l . i . were larifi. lieilciital baskets o f urni^M iiui tka> never J f h . " S T •• h teemed ta do chair large pedc»tal baaket* v jv i < : i* *♦.« *>t were centered with . dainty K ^ c n ) ^ from Ml„ e. charlotte Smith and w e black-Draught su ittliiL crepe" basket* U..k*w Ailed »uou with wun mints “nnd >- Emily D. lUy , „ ch of whom r e n ^ f d white brldo'* m # s and feathery as­ e to our iiouse j o t h ^ •gltud nuts, the handles thd with o >olo> p0Uowing th# o > paragus ferns. *F rom the chandelier We r it e II l pink U lle. Plf»K and green, the ^ BUmb#r WM „ by Mls. a large white ^adding bell was sus- aadiorpkll color* ueod were carried out In vvery M#r|rnr|)t Cowan, vocal *oU> by M '»» twnded. The HRhts were shaded with t dnUU. The place cards pad tullic* j fouth SiRmeer and Mr. Graham, green paper shade* which caat a soft • I were In King Tut designs. At onp n/quart*tie-by Mcsdnmi-s Herndon glow over Ihl* pretty scene. Hm "M r1 'In tha r*c*Pl i®n *MlU * dainty «P- two boi o'clock • tempting luncheon wan #tMj j,«UI alMj Messrs. Parker and Shin* table waa.-arranged. aow. liii hostess being n#»Ut«yl by j,oUvr. oil of which wer* much «»-/ polnetd punch tabl 'f lip . Po^t-A Joyed. . . . I? „ p o d ly s ^ M nchron.r aovCral fctlt-jlul Sitlrflcl rntcitalnlng hour caine came aerv*4 acrv<<d by Mlarei A fter this rutritalnhtf »i t iw enjoyed, the refrealiing riango ahrrbct, il#He|*ua Carmaia •score, a lotaly yrilnw angel food and gold ckke made hyj Tho i r >». - �uifwj iffer; :|S$ i AT»!« * : r 'i o J i i r # . V i * / N f f V flH | ■"PACSTWO i f Hanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. rtTBLiaiiRna ;: ft j JU N E 18, •1™*"’" ^ '" " ' * " g? i «7iT^<a(ii*ii « w « in Wire THE. COUNTRY. EDITOR/) . JUST SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT. Tho editor of the Herald hah been charged with being an optimist. Sure, we are an opalmlst. We would rather be an optimist than, most any kind of nnimnl we know about. Do you know tho new definition of a pessi­ mist? He la a man who wears suspendern and a belt both—In other words ho has no confidence in any­ thing and is afraid the belt will*not do the work without tho suspenders. We ‘ hAve been charged with being a dreadier. Sure, we are a dreamer, p o you know what a,dreamer Is. He is a man who has a vision nnd looks ahead and secs 'things in the future that other people cannot see and a'£ vtch WEU. iHBfl Hi >101T* issjm iZA n The editor o f the Herald in tell ftijf the Rotary Club about tho news­ paper business the other day callod the Herald a country paper and some of the Rotes took exception to the “ country" part of i t The country press is the smaller city dalles and and weeklies in cities under the twen­ ty-five thousand mark nnd it is these small papers that are close to the hearts of.thq people and these smallcr papers that, arc building better places iu tyhfch ^o liye. (An editorinl In the .T^ltyunc ufrjyt ^)e country editpf.prai palled .forth by an address by 1’rosidcnl Chqssnut, of the .Texas Press Association, at a recent con­ vention of the nssociation. It is so (imply and pays such n dercraved tribute to newspaper men that the Herald deems It worthy of repubiicatioq. Here it is: ‘“ In peace or war,’ said Mr. Chessnut, 'in prosperity or adversity, the conscience of the country press is the bulwark o f the nation, and to the country editor I give nil praise. Will You Back Yourself to Win? I f you will not, how ,cdn you expect anyone else to do so? _ J ■ * ■ The people of this world usual­ ly rate a man by how he Vatefe himself. ' , ‘ E very iim e you add a dollar to your interest-bearing account/ you back yourself to win. Let this bank help yQU out. usually his dreams come true. We dreamed things hero for yenrs about §anford and finally other peo­ ple dreamed thsm with us. It costs nothing* to dream. Dreams arc free to everybody and It is much nicer to drearp. of big things and finally put them over than to refdse to dream SANFORD FLORIDA at all. Dreamers arc the men who have Deposits on Ford Savings Finn received here. I in t er n XTISn Al CARTOON CO. kor*lrn AJvvrtUtnf h»pr#»«tv '’“ He Is the life of our convention given the world all the best things T1IE AMr.RICANB’ Rtas Asscx: that tho people of the world today nnd tho Joy o f our existence. arc enjoying. “ ‘ May ho nnd nil his- tribe live The Atlantic Coast Line Railway TAX EXEM PT SECURITIES. One of our good friends told us will do some big things here this fall forever nnd may his spirit o f optim­ the other day that some of the doubt­ Much has been said nnd written, in the wny o f new terminals, new ism blossom into perpetual youth. NO MOKE LIQUOR VIOLATIONS. ing Thomases were now believing nbout the growing uvils of tax ex­ shops nnd other big improvements. *' *As long as the country editor what they say In the Herald as all of empt securities. As yet however, but The Coast Line Is a big feeder for lives we know that all of us may ■ The Herald In In favor o f enforcing our other dreams had come true nhd little has been done by way of legisla­ Sanford’s commercial interests ,and enjoy life, liberty nnd the pursuit of (ill (he laws on kbo statute books. If they did not call them *"dreads" any tion to check that evil. Here arc the should Ire fostered in every wny pos­ happiness, for h e 'is the watchdog ^ou do not w4nt thes^ laws or If you fnnger. They could now Join us in warning words of two .men high in sible. Molasses catches more flies of oiir virtues, the bull elephant in think tlicy infringe upoh your pet- dreams and they had n vision of their nuthorjty: nttSIGIIT AKII l'A M m '(lt;ll SKtlVICN. than vinegnr and friendly relations the protection of the American home. Kwh * and a Greater Sanford was with the carriers will get more lionFrom Jacksonville One Wny maial llbocty, or If you arc being From i rom Jacksonville One W»r "President Harding snys: ‘The "■ '“ May Cod Mess.him and love him easily .discerned without even dream­ A T L A N T IC C ITY .... „....$36.44 NIAGARA' FALLS ... $1(12 tendency of wealth to seek non-tax- efits accomplished than “ knocks” to to death!' 'Itiwcd” to (icktk then you hnvc the BALTIM ORE, M I)............ 30.UB NEW YORK, N. Y. IK.'I ing now. block their efforts. aide investments, and the menacing "That's saying it in the language alternative iif i^iornatlve ijf trying to repeal these BOSTON. MASH............. 42.52 PH ILAD E LPH IA, PA. It AS Hanford is growing. Sanford is increase of public debt, justify a PITTSBURGH, PA. CHICAGO. ILL. ....... :. 4.1.IS that the country editor talks. 33JI Ifcws. But as long as they are. laws moving ahead. Sanford Is becoming S AV A N N AH , GA. ._ •CLEVELAND, 0 .............. 39.31 I ** * proposal to change the Constitution n.oo GIVE TH E NEGRO JUSTICE. "That semi-serious, senii-humorous they are to be obeyed regardless of a big city. It Is casly seen in the DETROIT, MICH............. 41.91 TOLEDO. O......... . 11.71 so ns to end the Issue of noil-taxable tone in right in tune with the mood ELM IRA, N. Y..„........ 38.03 W ASHINGTON, |>. C. 31.71 whether they meet with your person­ big crowds bore Saturday nights nnd bonds.’ In discussing negro migration at in which the country editor faces the s n n u : it u x c im s io x r .\m :x other nights nnd days. The big thing al view* or not. Just now tho pro­ TO ‘“ The habit is issuing tax-free a meeting in Jackson, Miss., called problems of each recurring week. to do Is to wake up to your oppor­ It n lilm n r t ' .......................... ..... ....... ..... .......... f I o.r, a for that purpsc, Mr. W. W. Stone, hibition laws arc in the limelight nnd “ Hut the Job he works lit is one bonds,’ snys Secretary Mellon, ‘ is di­ l ‘lil l a i l o l |i l i la ............. .............. .*................ tunities nnd keep things moving. Do former State Treasurer and a large of tho most ■serious nnd one of the H u s to n ......................... .......... -..... ............. 71.71 like all other laws this law is either more advertising, join your < bomber verting capital which would other­ T i c k e t * In c lu d e men I * (e x c e p t t i c k e t * f u r S a v a n n a h , 'I n . ) A ll r c i t n on plantation owner, is quoted ns say­ most important in the whole scheme wise lie employed in productive en­ enforced to the letter or it is not of Contmerce, be u booster, be a A lle g h a n y u n it l l c r l . j h i r e u n it Homo r o o m * u i i o ilie r ateintier,. carry o f tilings. e x tr a c h a rg e *. terprises into relatively unproductive ing: i enforced just ns the officers of the worker, Ik? n renl Hanfonf citizen. If Selling foy l’ hltmlrl|ilil:i S p, "Go into any community that is SnllliiK lor llnllltiinrr It |i. in, oo wasteful public expenditure. This "I linve liycd in the delta for sixty law choose to sec it. Hut after July you nrenot helping In this great work is a situation which can not be per­ Mrrrlninek, Jinn- 71, *A1lri(tinny, June -7, engaged in this common tnsk o f try­ year* I, have lived among and han­ of making Sanford greater you are not l'***r\. June 3,1. I’rralnn, June UII, 311. first there will be a different story to mitted to continue without grave dled negroes, and the reason why the ing to live together nnd you will find Ilntwml, June 3S.. Ilorehenlrr. June 3 .1 . a real citizen. You are simply* a danger to our economic structure, and negro is leaving Mississippi is be­ him the most forward looking citi­ tell for finps wilt be cut out nnd jail A illornnhlleH c u r r ie d oil nil hI i 'HI mi 'I'H. < liic lm ltn ir r t i n r i l rnr* on l i l * . leech on the body politics. You are Khnny mill l l e r l i » b l r r . > T l i l l I n f o r m a t i o n oil req uest . sentences will take their place and sucking the blood out of the commu­ the treasury urges the adoption of a cause some white men are swindling zen in .the town. J, K, WAHlIi Trm . 1-n*. Affmf. M. IIAII.M, Urn. A lt "H e is tho town prophet, the seer from that time forward it will lie nity nnd storing it up In the shape Constitutional amendment restricting them. I know lots uf folks who have , , Ticket itffler null I'trr, SOI) Ik liny Nl. Jnekaom lllr. Trlriibnnr llfr. absolutely up to the officers of the of shekels that other people hcli*ed further Issucr ns the only practical beenmo rlgiP in this wny. They think of visions and dreamer of drenms, the ■ H r --" ' they are fooling the negro, but they inspirer o f- the town* 1lcadWs, the law as to whether liquor is sold or youIto make and.that were not made means of correcting the evil.’ " Prof. Edwin Scligmnn, of Colum-Ktrongthqner o f the weak, the ithom nor not.*’ ■ i.'itl not. The Tampa Times says: by your own endeavors. You are "There can he no question ns to taking something that docs not .be­ Idn University snys: "W e are rap­ And* In "further reference to the In the flesh of the town knockt'fsi !j ■■■ ■ ■ ■ an aassii idly getting back to the system o f the “ Without ceasing he says to his I I I I I I I I I I I I I I D B I l i n i H I I I I l t Florida's loyally to the prohibition long to you rightfully, subject Mr. ’Stone said: "Strict ob^ou are sentiment after July 1st. The late trading on the other fellows optim­ middle ages. In those days the weak servatit'O ‘dP the golden rule among people; ‘ Fear not, litUe. flock, only legisla lure passed and the governor ism, if you please. Right now we Imre the burdens of the strong.” hot bfricck"i!l tho only solution to the have faith.' "W ith wrath and indignation he de­ has signed, an net to become effective have the greatest opportunity to Professor Scligmnn Is of the agri­ problem.” ‘ . 1 cultural school of this great univer­ nounces the doublers: *0 ye of little on that date which is the most dinsinnke Sanford a city of twenty thou­ The last* MaieinWif1 of Mr. Stone. . 1*‘ *• / .... j,-u i. ,,i I'u iq iijn • ■••• el "' -n-Mmlh! i .. tie law on prohibition which Florida sand people that, wo .over,,had, ,It.i* sity. .H u .was discussing the effect gives ItM *,-*i nl Hit n» I•*M the only solution In world prutl*‘p y’ '*in iji | ••si" r above all he is a man of faith has ever had on its stntate bonks. not difficult to sec it and really you of iliesc lax free securities on agri­ lems. Unti) tho golden rule guides j. ’ lt|| |— faith in his fellows, faith in his Violations after that date will W met don’t have to be an oplilmisl or a culture. It is plain, ns he points out, men in nil of tlicir relations with compulsory jail sentences, light dreamer an^y longer to see it. It is that tiie vast amount of money that j other men there will never be pence country, faith in his state, faitli in , for the first offense, but severe for hardheaded facts that we are talking is being invested by very wealthy I and harmony between individual men hi* community. “ And HUGH faith he lias in his the second. There will be no more to you nhd you know It. Read men in tax free securities such as or between nations, A U T O M O B IL E R ACES community. light or heavy fines, which the boot­ wlint the Tampa Tribune has to say government, stale, county and mu­ on thi* wonderful 15 mile hard bench speedway. I.ilierul That nogioua have been swindled “ There is not a big city in the legger pays easily from bis enoor- along this line and apply it to San­ nicipal bonds is growing .so large ns prizes Offered to become a menace to other and pro­ by unscrupulous white men is true. United States, that wns not once only mous profits and continues Ills illegal ford: W A T E R SPORT'S— A T H L E T IC EVENTS ductive investments. the dream o f a country editor. occupation. F L O R A L A N D IN D U S T R IA L PA R A D E "There can bo no doubt in the mind shnrp, tricky men o f their own race; With so many millions tied up in “ There is not a metropolis that wa* "The law provides that the first o f­ of any ordinarily observant person but thut dues not have the sunn* in­ B A T H IN G IN T H E SUR E ' __ nou-taxahles, these very rich people not at one time merely ‘ tile sub­ fense of liquor law violation shall be that Tampa lias awakened, lias be­ fluence upon them a* being swindled F R E E S O U V E N IR S hear very little of tiie tax burdens of stance of things hoped for' by some punishable by a fine of not less than come aroused to the myriad neglect­ by a white man. The whiteman who Cr.mniemernlipu this hi^ day will he Riven away by Ihr Ca­ the country. More than that, they j country editor. $25 nr not more than f!»0(J and by ed opportunities in this eity and this swindles u liugro, or robs him of hi* sino Management take money out of banks, out of in­ “ ’There is not a great industrial imprisonment of not less than thirty section, and is iicling to take advan­ pay. or cheat* him in a trade, in P A T R IO T IC M E E TIN G IN FR O N T OF CASINO dustry and out of agriculture and i center which today pushes its tower* days nnd not more than six months. tage of these opportunities. Thai it tie il up in securities that produce j meaner iu *oiil than is I he tilling). U. S. Senator Park Trammell orator of the day "Second offenses will be puniidii toward heaven and blackens the blue required the vision and the under­ xcept income for the owners flea-bitten cur that slink* into the 1*hy with tin* smoke of its factories FR EE FISH F R Y ’ able by lines of not less than $1,00(1 standing of an outsider is nothing un­ bncl. alley* uf Constantinople and of these securities. D A N C IN G A L L D A Y A N D E V E N IN G in the magnificent nor more Ilian $iY0lM) and ini|>r1-nn|which i* not the magnificent valida­ usual; il often is the man from This condition of affairs places an live* on the garbage of that unclean tion of what wafl onec merely the new Cocoa Reach Casino with fine orchestra inutile tnVnt in the slate penitentiary of not somewhere else who can see and unjust burden on real estate, partic­ city, it i* bad enough for a while 'evidence of thing* unseen’ iii the more than three years, F IR E W O R K S evaluate and grasp conditions belter ularly farm lands. These are always man to swindle a white man; it i* vision of some country editor. "This ought to make a sensible re­ than the local man. in sight and capable of apprnisment worse for him to swindle a negro. duction 111 the number of bootleggers, "Wherever the country editor “ It is stating nothing more than in one sense the negro race is a dwells there is at least one citizen for taxation. And they must be tax­ If It is enforced honestly and thor­ oughly* There will be few returns to wlint everyone knows to say that ed heavily enough to furnish tiie rev­ child race. It has ninny of the pe­ who ha* his face to the rising nun, tho old dens and stills after a few Tampa.and Tampans are wider awake enues for running the government culiarities of children, good nnd bad, "And to the degree that his fel­ jail experiences, and the general re­ and more enthusiastic right now thun ami paying the interest and principal needing fimines* at one time, kind­ low-citizen* catch rumething of hi* spect for law will be vastly augmented has ever been the ease before. Not o fthe nun-taxable securities In-sides. ness ami consideration at another vision and become imbued with some­ Ho too, the average merchant with time. Rightly treated, negroes look thing of hi* enthusiasm, to that de­ when It is found that it can nut be sinre the first little army post was established at tho head of what is hi* goods in *!ght hears Un piljust to the better class o f whites with the gree is there progress. violated with Impunity.” • now Hillsborough Hay has such u proportion of taxes a* measured by same kind of feeling that the child ....... w■ "And yet he seldom owns much of woman who the town for which he labors, for he Automobile accidents are l>eeomitig degree of optimism existed here as stock* and hands, warehouse certifi­ look.* to the man or more numerous with advent of more has come into being within the last cate* ami pipe line* hidden out of treats it rightly. The while man ’seckuth not his own.' cars. It behooves every driver to few months. Where the hollow thud sight. All there large business in­ who would swindle*a negro would "He labors for other men and for make in­ swindle an infant iii arms or rob a the coming generation; for that's the drive carefully himself and to watch of •the knocker’s hammer used to terests and transactions the other fellow. Ninety per cent of sound like clods falling on the coffin creased demand* upon tiie public sickly baby of tho bottle of milk upon way lie Is built. the automobile accidents could he of defunct hopes, the joyful ululation treasury while they contribute but which it* life might depend"He joys in other men’s prosperity avoided if cars did riut^run at such of the booster now lings in the land. little to that treasury. Ami yet we have had such condi­ nnd proclaims it to the world with re­ There must come a pause in our tions in putts of the South. There joicing. breakneck speed all the time. We Tiie knocker has gone out of luisiare building hotter mads all tho time j w '"1 h i « l l l i s {"'1 " t , l k l * " issuing lax exempt securities.— Re­ has been a disreputable, dishonest, “ For his own he cares Jittle—a but they are slippery roads ami skid­ by tho active, aggressive, consistent porter-Star. scoundrelly element there, as else­ crust and a roof and an old suit o? ding is the cuusc of many accidents and constant booster— the man who where, which thrives upon robbing clothes for himself— and with tiie as drivers fail to slow up in passing ran. tnke a good look at the Tampa for Tampans to back their enthusiasm the inferior race not able to protect hope o f a better lot for hi* children on deep fills or on nine foot loads of today, realize that all o f tho raw with their dollars; the mail who waits, itself. It is the duty of the white — these suffice. , that nra too narrow to ullow safe materials of a great seaport, a verit­ who hesitates, is the innti who u few people of the South o f honor and “ Well may President ( ’hessnut utter passing un!en» tho • ears are slowed able metropolis, arc to be found here, years from now will he anyiug “ I integrity anil morality to drive out of the prayer that God "hull love the and then visualize the Tampa of a remember when 1 could have bought tiie South, if they “can not lie reform­ Batter Cakes made with MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising down. country editor. Flour la made by the Ford Flour MERRY WIDOW Self-Rising few years hence, mid pul! off id* coat, that whole block for $350." And ed, every white mah who swindles the --------- .*»------- •—"God does love the country editor, Flour aro uniformly light and Company, millers .since 189^ roll dp his sleeves and gel on tiie jolt original The Supreme Court lias ruled that then he will most likely* "borrow" ^ negroes. The toughest'slave trader for he is the very suit ut the earth." good,’ and it Is just as easy as LJ‘ the *L *fellow~ to -whom l — the t j lypiden days was not ns mean and any breakfast you can prepare. flour. In spite.of the.miay blinding headlight" from another ear of making the vision a reality. cigarette *“ from it is holding its old Try this recipe: 4 cups pf imitations, "EbUiusiasm is u great thing. No tell* hi* hard luck ktory. in the fa in o f A driver in not an ex­ despicable a creature as h white mnn NOTICE TO REGIM ENTAL HAND. friends and miking new ones MERRY WIDOW Flour, two every day. Here’s tbs proofcuse for running over a pedestrian big enterprise ever* came into being "Go. lyjjj; |uj Tjimpu. Huy Tampa, of this'kiud^ I'^ rcformatibn, is iniwell beatep egga sad sweet or over 600,000 more bags $• oilaAr aide uf the road. The decision cxoo|it through the efforts of entliu- even if you have to'borrow the money pu**ihl,«;,,}ir no way fan be found of Headquarter^. Uaml Section Serv­ buttermilk to make a thin drop MERRY 1WIDOW were us*l wa*'(Wiled forth'by a ease in Miami siasta. ' No great eity over was or with which to do it. Horrow |f you putting them .In ,, the penitentiary ice, Vofl 151th,, Infantry, Hanford, Fla. batter. Bake at once on a hot in ipsa than In 191a , Try.itgriddle. Be sure and make the Ybi fou will naver chug*.’ Ask Uf where blinding headlights on an up- ever will ho created if enthusiasm is have to, uiid buy Tampa reulty, mak­ where they belong, then they must , June 14th. 1923. batter thin sad beat welL It by name. preaching ear kept a driver of an­ lacking. Hut enthusiasm alone won’t ing the increased value carry your be driven out of this section, so that Orders No. 1. , t _ 1 other car from seeing a man walk­ do the work; it must be aided l»y loan. Anything in Tampa, and any­ every negro may knoW thht he is go­ 1. Monday night each week 7:45 p. You can count on your batter Ford Flour C©4 Nashville, Tsnncakes or biscuits1when you use ing on tho road and ho was badly in judgment, ability—and ensh. En­ thing in any of Tampa’s developing ing to'he honestly and fairly treated m., is hereby designated regular drill MERRY WIDOW Flour, jured. Tho plea of the driver was thusiasm of the right kind, plus suburbs, is a good buy. Harness your by thq white' people of his community. night for this organization. why people call that he could not see the man. All Judgment, plus cash, makes a three- enthusiasm with your cash—your That I* t»nc way in which must be put 2. All members of thin organiza­ Without a Doubt". STSsSresSm >*» who drive care will appreciate the horse team that naver yet Ium been own or borrowed capital— and then into c#eet the fVoceif which can help tion be present at all formations. position o f the man who was blinded beaten ,and that never will be. No­ get in the gume and work. That'* t odevelop the negro race and keep 3. Any violation o f this order will by tho lights and their sympathy is body should need to be told that any the combination that in the next de­ the nefjroys at homy; and in doing be dealt with accordingly. with him but that does not clear him investment in Tampa' in which bven cade will place Tampa so far ahead this the whitet Jicoplc of the South RALPH STEVENS, TnH ORIGINAL o f the responsibility o f crippling the tho average intelligent judgment en­ o f any other city ip Florida that and the negroes alike would be bene-' SlaJ. M. C. F. N. G., Admin, and I pedestrian on the road. Tho drivers ters can bo anything other than u there will never again be any ques- fltcd.-^^anyijf^cturcri’ Record. Prop. Officer. G8-2tp I o f catrd hdvs a ikifevy responsibility paying investment.) And idly i f si tlun o f her supremacy, And that's -' t,, 0,' 1 , jMMV I these days and they should realize it estate investment in Tampa and f t * , w is t ft* corning, jSSJ at sure as. that UiiiT xieraia on ills The Herald for first class Job wo$kl "T h e flo u r Withouti V w id drive-with-m ore-ntre--day and marvelously- developing r nrluifis ■is 'the tide rise* and falls in HUlsboroiigh The 'Tferald ‘delivered six Umee 1a House, Mobley a Drug Store and , Hunt’s Pharmacy, night—and especially at night a good investment. Now i* the ttyne |Bay." week for lBc, ... ^ Peoples Bank. of Sanford Merchants and Miners Transportation. Co., mi .trm - . G R A N D O P E N IN G FO U R T H O F JULY A fine begin n in g fo r any day 3elf-RlaingJElour t ‘ b f'llf - �> T H E S A N FO R D D A IL Y * We will move, we wilt crate and Astore t o them m until you need theya. .Oafl 49ft. «■ FIVE ms w" the AFFECTED INS CE COMPj ASSET ENDORSED BY R I Y WRITES W-Mc The Daily fhralifc 15e n erw eek .- LLD, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923 ’ t o t: S U M M B »® C «0 «6 IO N fakes f r o m D« * Sanford’s Finest ft m e n d Speaks Bpe : n I ih { * Adyiitfcs One o f the best friends thittSaft! ford over bud is William T. Donnelly of New Yatk, a consulting .engineer T IC K E T # . W R S A t f i I > A I L Y T O of New York, a consulting engineer Norfolk '45*?? who Is listened to when he spooled H .ltiw nrh ...'k iiliiU --------------- i : 5.7.64 upon subjects with which he has boc'h »***•»i*|J* familiar fotjthe p u t forty yean. Mr. Donnelly is a Sanford bqoater for he 1' 07.28 likes Sanford and her people. He Is a . T---70.84 Sanford booster because he sceq pessi****** t 41 seeit IT--"- 80.50 1)1lilies here th^t he sees In no other F a lls . 80.70 city in this country, lie has spent Montreal *4t’Hv 88.98 several winters in Sanford with his Portland, Me. 70.051 beautiful yachts and enjoyed our ____ Benton H Ha r b o r • t e a m# « • » • * * m 91.90 lakes and riven, our climate and Our St. Paul-— -A-.*—•> 35.00 people and while taking his vacation Asheville ....... ........• 34.30 was not idle. He was looking at SonH en d erson ville...... 7.93 ford's water front, he was looking at San Frandsoo .!............. 127.93 Portland Ore. ...... 142.30 the river transportation. he was look­ and: many other Eastern and ing at the Sanford of the future' and Western points. Stop overs per­ wondering .why the people'could not have the vision that he has and that mitted. other people have when they come For Schedules, reservations, hove the first time, Mr. Donnelly did etc., consult more for our Central Florida Water A T L A N T IC COAST Traffic League than uny other man in Florida and he has been working con­ L IN E * tinually upon plans for a greater San­ G. W. CRIM, Ticket Ajjent ford and a greater Florida. It is re­ .Phone 03-J freshing then to publish the follow­ mm ing letter from him about the bulk­ head idea and when he says some­ thing the people can trust his judg­ ment in the matter for lie usunlly backs his judgment with his dollars. His letter follows: . Now York, June 15th, 1923. Mr. Robert Holly, Editor Sanford Dally Herald, Sanford, Florida. My Dear Holly: I hove been reading recently of your proposed new state highway along the lake front, and I was iporc than pleased to receive a call thoothcr day from Mr. Forest I.ako, “ Snnford’s live wire.” There con be no ad*1 ■ Our ftfon# Laws That Look Good for Policy Holders and Bet­ ter Protection n o r ! A h rn i i i t '' j »... ranee or progress worthy o f the name without a leader, and In Forest Lake, Sanford tyia f real leadcf. W h a p b en e^ ’to be my good for­ tune ‘Vo jtkve traveled rather broadly throughout’ tha United States and Canada, atid to 8ay0 visjted and revUw^d critlcally ’niafiy hundreds of cRios, and awaking’ from this broad contact and experience, I . can state that cities as such go forward with the development' of their highway! and font,'huj it, la se|dom that PA G B TH s u in iu m H iH iiR iiim iiiim iu a iiu ii •Am. TIME DEPOSITS '■ S •i VI* 5 * ' • t ’ • J* •*r< * „ *VJ , ' This bank accept^ Time Depos­ its pf any amount for which it is­ sues C E R TIFIC ATES OF DEPOSIT paying 4% Interest from date the deposit is made. People having idle funds •are invited to have both SAFETY,ahd IN T E R E S T for them, by making use of our Certificate o f Deposit* plan. Resouroes $1,600,000.00. TALLAH ASSEE , June 18. — Five Lunlng’s request, affecting his office, acts of the 1923 legislature, affecting though not immediately concerning insurance suhjeejs, have been approv­ the insurance branch. This relieves ed by the govorhn>, and aro now in e f­ the state treasurer?* report o f consid­ fe c t All o f ‘ih «*« stta were endorsed erable unnecessary detail required by -M by the In stan ce Department, of former laws, and which, on the basis which Treasurer J. C. I.uning Is ex- o f the 1922 report, will result In a saving o f ( 1.0Q0 « year in the publi­ officio commissioner. . Sl i ' t cation of this document, without omit­ The first o f the new measures re­ ting, it is stated, any Information of quires that kill insurance policies or bonds executed upon risks in this real value. The data eliminated re­ state by insuifence companies covering lates to the detailed statements of liability, workmen's compensation, expenditures by the state institutions ^ w i j f : « # » * « « b plate glass, steam boiler, fly wheel, (if higher learning. •Misting and supporting the other, as engine and electrical Insurance, and wHI be thd cuse wlth your bulkhead all bonds covering performance of N ew Advertising and state highway. J contracts and Judtclit or fidelity in­ Further Spnford by this move"and struments, bonds- or policies In this Agency for Florida . . A COMMUNITY BUILDER development will add many hundred state, shall be executed only by a •a Accounts Started peroa in the location where It will duly authorised and licensed resident F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WII1TNKR, Cashier § have tor all time the very highest ugent, the applications to bo made value. The health o f the city ns a through such agents, who shall coi­ C. C. CARR ADVERTISING AGEN­ CY W Il*L OPEN OFFICES IN whdle will be very greatly bfnefitted. le d the full premiums thereon, and The view of yopr beautiful Lake, now such Florida pgent shall receive the FLORIDA AN D .NEW YORK. A CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A IT S YOU almost entirely shut off, by thick full and entire commission thereon. growth over marshy ground will ’be Violation o f this act by either com­ A new national advertising agen­ opened up to residents and visitors, pany or agent Is made ground for re­ cy for Florida accounts, especially and the result, I am sure, will aur-1 ^ X tio n 7 f tEo company or agent's in northern newspapers, hns been h i M l ■ J, M a U b n A n g . ■ MM^ . 1M .1 . . ■, , I I -' . . ■ . a prise every Mresident of OSanford nml license to transact business in Fiori established with offices in New York delight every visitor. nnd In St. Petersburg, it beenme da. . The important commercial aspect Another net authorises the valua­ known yesterday through the Incor­ should not be ovorlooked for this tion of bonds nnd other securities held poration of tho C. C. Carr Advertis­ bulkhead and the sqlid ground mado by life insurtnw companies, nssess- ing Agency. Incorporation papers by the fill behind It will make access moot life associations nml fraternal for the company which arc now be­ to deep .water along your lake front beneficiary associations, by the amor­ ing prepared show a capitalisation for business purposes, a matter of tisation method, under curtain condi­ of $11)0,000.00 with C, C. Carr of St. very small additional expense. tions, which will bring Florida In line Ptcrsburg as president and manager; The project now having been out­ with the general practice of other Frank -Kny Anderson of the Ameri­ lined and mi4lc possible through the can Fruil Growers, Inc. ns vice-presi­ states in this respect. EUROPE A i l ‘ p l a n , o p e n a l l t h e y e a r . proper legislative enactments, it only dent; nnd Miss Etta Kllnin oT New A third ^ict provides that the capi­ CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. remains for Sanford’s business men York ns secretory. to support Forest Lake to tho end tal stock of any Insurance or surety The men who ore establishing the that a proper and adequate plan Is company organised under the laws of |Mrs. Simeon 0. Smith of Camp Hill, Florida shall bo |100,0<K ), excepting ngency are well qualified for their provided fop the economic carrying i Alabama; Mrs. Jesse 11. Teague, sick and funeral benefit insurance task through years of close identifica­ forward of this great work. <Messrs. Calvin nnd Martfq ^feggue companies whoso capital stink re­ tion with the newspaper and advertis­ Yours sincerely, and Cel inmengene and Jf^sic Teague, (Continued from page 1) W ILLIA M T. DONNELLY. quirement Is raisod from $10,000 to ing interests o f the state. C. C, Cnrr orange blossoms. Her only ornn- Mr. and Mrs/ Berkley Clardy, Misses $25,000. Companies of this nature in- has recently retired from the pctlve corpora ted under the old law are re­ management of the St. Petersburg ment was a string of pearls, a gift Margaret nud.-Sarah Dunlap and Mr. quired to increase their capital $5,000 Times after nine years of continuous of tho groom. The bouquet was of \VitiHeld Fuller of Ixirens, and Miss Anna*Sarlc Fhrmer of Anderson and annually, beginning with 1924, until service . in that important capacity. bride's roses nnd lilies of the valley. Miss I.uclle Mcdlock of Greenwood, Using the ring service the ceremony the $25,000 is reached. Such compan­ He sold his interest in the newspaper ies are also required to set aside n to his associate, Paul Poynter. Just was said by Reverend Lyman Ward 9. C. reserve for the protection of their what Mr. Curr's plans for the future of Camp Hill, Alnbama, an old friend TBAGUB—MHIBGH WEDDING . policy holders, to be computed annual­ were, have not been nniioutircd until of the family. During the ceremony RECEPTION. a Traumorl was played softly by Miss ly, nnd to make a deposit with the this time. A beautiful reception was given Cotiine. The party left the church State Treasurer on October 1, 1023, he stated yesterday that to the strains of by Mr. and Mrs.'-J. M. Himmons to a Mvndeisshon'fl Would Render Unto Nation Things That Are the of at least $5,000 in cn»h. or bonds pf , However, .. , , , . , ‘ ’ , , , the big advertising agency ho* boon March Following the ceremony, tho jlrtrge number of friends, honoring thc United Htutes, or bunds of any ’ Nation's and Also the States In progress of formation fur months. wedding party was tendered n rec$p-1the Tcngiie-Moisch wedding party imcounty or municipality of Florida, to He had tho plans well in hand at the tlon at tho homo of 'Mr. and Mr*. |mediately following the ceremony. “ •B(5^r5N, tfum., ftiac lit^-A ;plca to emphasito tho porformsnce-6f StnL? liejij by tljo treasurer in trust for Uw: tlme ’o fdisposihg bf hW interest In John M. Hlmmona:'* Thn "br(deA» go- j The'cnVfrc 'ttfarflooi* dftHV'heiiutiful protection o f tho claims of nil policy for a holt In the "mad rush” toward duties by tho status. the newspaper. In an article just ing-nway suit was of gray with ac-1 and spacious home wss opened enholders in Florida. When the reserve “ I would render unto f-he nation the centralisation of governmental func­ published in the Indinnn University ccssorics to match. They left on n'nuile, being beautifully decorated in ns computed nt the end of the year tions and absorption by the federal things that, are the nation's and unto Alumnus, Mr. Carr briefly explains midnight train for an extended tour ferns, pot plants, pink and white exceeds this amount, the deposit may organism of governmental power” tho states tho things that are the his motive in these words: “ A desire of Washington, New York, Niagara flowers; The guests were received bo Increased to equal the reserve. Jt was made here today by Representa­ states, or to put it more exactly, 1 to serve Florida in wimt I consider a Falls nnd points in Canada. by Mrs. J. H. Teague and as they is believed thnt this law will bring tive Finis J. Garrett, of Tennessee, would have the people do through the larger eapneity in the establishment The bride is a daughter of Mr*. W, entered they were served fruit punch about n much mure favorable aitua bpcnklng at the celebration of Bunker states all the necessary governmenta tion” ln"the” field'uf" s'ick and funeral f “ 'mtlon#1 «'lvorti.lng agency A. Tuaguo and a granddaughter of from a beautifully laid punch table, things that can be dono there, uni Hill day. which shul) assist in brontlrnsllng tho the Into Mnrtfn Miller Teague, being by Miss Caroline Motes and Miss benefit insurance, the former low per­ Tho battle of Bunker Ilill, nearly a wuuld have the federal arm extend mitting such companies to begin busi­ ndvnntngos of this Htatc nnd its pro- on old nnd prominent fnmily o f the Sara Dunlop. Frini there they were century mid a half ago, did not pre­ only to thosu things and themes ness on a capital of $10,00 and requir­ ducts and resources, hns actuated mo state. Mr. Meisch is the eldest son ushered by Miss Marie Stokes to the cipitate life revolution,* Mr. Garrett i which tho state ennnot ranch, in thin undertaking.” of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Meisch of Hnn- reception room where the brldf and ing neither reserve nor deposit. pointed out, but, he said, it proporlyj “ This is nut, so far as I am con­ Frank K. Anderson, vice-president ford, Florida, and I* n yoUng man of groom stood befure a beautiful back­ The two remaining insurance laws may he said to have initiated the rev­ scious, the result of any sentiment of the company, who will bo closely sterling worth. He i* u graduate of ground of lacey ferns palms and cut fostered by tradition or environment of the session, both departmental bills, iilcntllleil with It in an advisory ca­ olutionary war. the Georgia Military Academy of flowers, to receive congratulations affect the state firo Insurance fund. *Tt is asserted very earnestly by but it is because of the formed belief The first limits the fund to $50,000 on pacity, is one of the pioneer advertis­ Atlanta and is an alumnus of the f|om tbrir many frlftnds and rela­ many historians,” Mr. Garrett con­ that any other course Is fraught with any single risk, while the other, pro­ ing men of the state. I jisI fall ha re­ University o f Florida. Mr. Muisrh is tives. Then the gV*»b> were ushered tinued, “ and by many pooplo believed, dangor to all our form* of freedom vides for the payment o f premiums signed his connection with tho Thomas pngsged in extensive trurk farming. by Mrs. Hi moon Q. Smith to the din­ thnt the seeds of the war of secession and threatens the bed rock of that lib­ earned by the fund nnd not paid by Advertising Agency to go with the Upon their return from their honey­ ing room which wpa tastefully deco­ —or war of tho rebellion as you msy erty which beginning at Bunker Hill, the various state institutions in tho American Fruit Growers, Inc., with moon they will he nt homo in Sanford, rated with garlands'’ pf pink gad wish to call lt-^and except in the in­ was clinched at Yorklown. W^ito extending from the chandelier earlier days of its establishment. Mr. which he continued active. He has Florida. “ I do opt like to think of this terest of correct governmental defini­ The decoration of the church wa* to the fopr corner* o { the tab|e bejng Lulling feels that this enactment put* been an active, constructive factor in tions it is not of the slightest conse­ mighty republic, fruit of the precious the fire fund upon the propqr finan­ much af tho advertising which has under the dircetlqn of Mis* Marie held In place, by sprays <d[ {erp and quence which you do call it, for the blood such ns was spilled on this earth cial basis, while the act authorising gone outj from the state for tho Flor­ titokys. The altar was very artistic­ pink roses. Tbo center piece was a term rebellinio need not be offensive about us, a* a painting upon'canvas, the treasurer to issue single risks ida Citrus Exchange uml other Insti­ ally decorated, festooned with gar­ large basket o f pink amt white cut to any since rebellion la simply resist­ whose fibre if exposed to the atdrm of above |50,000 in fire Insurance com­ tutions. lands of English ivy, asparagus ferns flowers. The color .scheme wss car­ ance which falls; if it sucecds it is heaven will fat, dr the cpjpre nf which panies and associations authorised to Tho C. C. Carr Agency already Is and Dorothy Perkins roses. The rier! put in the refreshments qf block devolution; the seeds of that U|nr were .will fade in seasop* of burning sun­ transact business in Florida, relievos assured uboul $150,000 in accounts of ding were as follows: Mr. nnd Mrs. Ice cream and nogvl-food cake served Sown 250 years before the first gun light.' 1 rather wish to think of It as the fund of any reasonable possibility Florida instituljoni, municipalities lights were a soft glow of pink. by Misses France* Teague, Cleniqtie was fired upon Sumter, and sorn too, I. great mosaic, composed pf night und o f a loss beyond its ability to pay. and other advertising sources to Tho out of town guests for the wed- Motes and Isabel Chase. The favors on. tho other side of the Atlantic 40 imperishable gams, possession all Mr. Lunlng Is taking steps already for spend in newspapers this coming sea John Meisch, Joe, Johnnie .and Cath­ were dulnty little bags of rice t|ed ocean, In the contest brought on by tha baiutiful colors and wondrous placing the excess insurance on the son, according to its president. “ We erine Meisch, Mr, and Mrs. Frank with pink ribbon. The bride and tho efforts of the stupid James I to tints o f nature, j»o cemented togeth­ state capital and tho supreme court believe Florida has only started it* Melsrh und little Constance Meisch, groom's pistes were adorned with force upon his subjects a belief in the er with |ftW and love and p eriotic building, as well as tho principal build­ great development and taht the next l)r. and Mrs. W, Theodore Ding ley, miniature bride ami groom. Music divine right of kings, which" Resulted teal as <to makp the great ,wo*k .Itself ings at tho Florida State College, the ten years will witness an expondilura all of Hanford, Florida; Reverend and Was furnished durltig tha entire eve­ Jn Cromwell becoming a Wrd protec­ Indestructible, however vigorously the Florida Farm Colony for Eplplepllc of money to advertise our advantages Mrs. Lyman Ward and Miss Mary ning by Miss Mary Ward and Miaa rgius o f rlpt m «f best .ttpqp how. tor o f the English commonwealth. and Feeble Minded, the Florida School on a scale not even dreamed of at Ward, Miss Irma Conine, Mr. and Irma Conine. "in Uke manner the tap foot of ihe ever fi«rw ly tho blistwoing sun xays of for the Deaf and Blind, the State Hos­ present. We are not intending to revolutionary war ran deep into the e^ivy may seek ot destroy it, ' how- pital and the University of Florida, antagonise any other aguncies but tuuudy tyro centuries lying behind t-": t-veV yigp'rnm|y the jr^hi of riot may which are the only Institutions having are confident that we can assist the knnt upon »W; h a w a m t h e good ones already in the state by de f f t c j sketching the hMf.Uf pf thP LlUteriog' sun raya of envy may seek single risks of more than $50,000. revolution sniI t*>f fvKpiotion « f Jhc to desirayf |t, W W y vcloping accounts which are not now Another Important feature of the the first eonfedaratioa , of sUtes, tyr. spending advertising money In suffi­ law making appropriation for pay­ astrappers of Gafrett declared there were two ms- saU it." ment pf past duo premiums, Is a pro­ cient quantities or are not spending J«r i^gsprwi >jfhlch hro«ght tpe j»fpvision, authorising the treasurer to It ot all,” the president continued. plcs <rf the new states An form the invest surplus moneys of the state Ore Miss Etta Xlima, secretary o f the WAR VETERAN KILLED. ’ federal entity—one the realisation of insurance fund, above $50,000 rash company, who will have direct charge its necessity for tho preservation of balance, in the same classes o f securi­ of the New York office, is an ex­ liberties so dearly purchased MACON, (in., Juno 15.—Jack Vin­ ties as are now purchased by the perienced agency woman in executive against foreign aggression and the cent, 20, world war veteran o f t)>e State ’ Board of Education Ind tin* position In agency work. other the necessity o f assuring pros­ Sinking Fund Commission, that is. perity by the free an^j easy exchange Candian array, died here last night bonds o f the United States and of CARD O f THANK8to bring before the pubHc eye the q of commodities between the scattered from injuries received when *n nu Floridi counties and municipalities. , 11 j’ . , j , occwtunle the QAKLAN tomobile backed near him on a coun­ This will kocp the Insurance fund *«tcommonwealths, We wish to thank the many kind Ing and tn :ing in “ I am wondering,” he declared, "If try road near here this afternoon. |ve. 1 friends for their kindness shown us consumption und iu remarkable rtmurkuWc response under trying eon* id |tu ft be not appropriate here on this spot Vincent and his tglfe, formerly Ger The igeasijrer ■ report fop the year during the death of beloved son and of tha few polnU point* strongly $nphasUhl In its sacred to every lover o f American in­ triido Childers, pf Tiynp*, were pik­ ending December 31, 1022, showed net brother. And also fjur the beautiful ■ '5e . r*ad test. M A super cnr,f says the nutomdbUIat' and ho’n ’ ing from Portland, Me., to ^anipa, stitutions, hallowed forever to all to earnings of tlw fire Insurance fund floral offerii)!*right. whom liberty la precious, to adjure a where they were married for months alncq its creation May 22, 1917, <*f Mrs. J, J. Allmap and Family. recollection of just what that battle ago. $110,140.42. Fire tosses Incurred dur­ was fought for and to plead for a At Fort Valley they asked an At­ ing that time ^mounted to $$8,100,71-. For quick results try a want ad. halt In the mad nub toward central­ lanta traveling man for a rid* in hl> During the current year there have Tha Herald delivered six times ) 4 isation of governmental functions and automobile, 7 ' package fell out, the bran no fire lossea to datf, and the fiaok fey 18a. absorption by the federal organism of car stopped and Vincent went to gat profits of the fund have Increased an; Oak Avenue and Third 8treg$ governmental powers.” the package. The driver of the car, other m m making net earnings ,That chap who says there la no Disclaiming any intention of enter­ J. E. PDUe of Atlanta, backed up, tha first s lf years of its exiatence of more co-operation In the world hasn't PH O N E 17SANFORD, FLORIDA ing upon ’a disquisition o f state's four* than $130,000. tried making love to a modern' flap­ y .V iV v sights, the spesker said he djd want One other act was passed at Mil W per. S' ' » 4-1* 6$ mm SOCIETY STATES RIGHTS ARE UPHELD HILL IN SPEECH AT BYREP.GARR ,BF TENNESSEE Nemo Setf-Redudng No. 31? I* ■ real bargain. It hai a low top and medium aklrt. Made iodut* able pink or white could} *Ue» 24 to 36—and cotta o'.iy JJ Of. 1V ” “ * iV*1^'**'* a*t HStn*1 . «J. rj/t.., ite. ll31L-V. lUMruHtwr N im o H v ilt n lc - F a .lilo n laMituto HOC. I 6U.V, New York (Drpt. R) » IT S W FJLNG It’s all wrong* Mm. House­ wife, it’s all wrong— this idea of sacrificing fifty-tw o or a hundred and four days out of the year in front o f a hot oven, that bloats the enjoyment ot every week. W e'll do your baking for you—4tnd please pardon us mafiam, we don’ t mean uuything personal— but we’ll do It better, t TF "S fN fQ R D M A m B H E A Q -p r 'T v rrrr t g T H ilM C k . a If is Our Constant $n£- tria'.sarry u full sloefc •rill t>« wo * w a itin g for oruors or drUys in reordering iworo us. And our prices are rl«t»tt st'lr*-’/ Hill Lumber Co. K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y * M M n v HM S«iat- “T PhotM 1,39, Saafsrd ijjr .'*ijr<■'■T’i'-AS-fr-t ,U —j .; | 4| '** * ■■■ , |» : * t 4^ p *r P- V i . ■ ■) n* ^ v L % - : - y '3 ' �JUNE 18, ■'PAGE TWO Stanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing THE. COUNTRY- JUST SOMETHING TO T llIN K ABOUT. The editor o f the Herald haf been charged with being an optimist. Sure, we are an opaimist. We would rather be an optimist than most any kind of animal we know about. Do W it t s u o £ . veu eocrr to w i V , The editor of the nercld in tellIhtf the Rotary Club about tho news­ paper'business the other day called the Herald a country paper and some of the Rotes took exception to the ‘'country'* part of it. The country press is the smaller city duties and and weeklies in cities under the twen­ ty-five thousand mark nnd it is these small papers that are close to the hearts of.lht) people and these small­ er papers that are building better places in which tu llyc. (An editorial in the ,T ^ u n c nbopt tfic country ed­ itor , jvas palled forth by an address by President Chqssnut, o f the Texas Press Association, at a recent con­ vention of the association. It is so timely and paya such n derernved tribute to newspaper men that the Herald deems it worthy of republicatioq. Here it in: " 'In peace or war,' snid Mr. Chessnut, 'in prosperity or adversity, the conscience of the country press is the bulwnrk of the nntion, nnd to the country editor I give all praise. " ‘ He is the life of our convention and the Joy of our existence. do tha work without the suspenders. We ‘hVve been charged with being n drrarticr. Sure, wo arc a dreamer, j n it * * asts- m f)o you know what a ,dreamer is.' Ho­ weu . tmkm Hk T in t* is a man who hns a vision nnd li>oks : m ilffit S la City k f Carrier W ffk ------ -------- ---------IK I ahead nnd sees things in the future i l l llrr- that other * people cannot see nnd Cnaalr A l«»r aapllra- usually hi* dreams come true. ■Sraarr. We dreamed things here for years about Sanford and finally other peo­ ple dreinfbd them with us. It costs nothing to dream. Dreams arc free to everybody nnd it is much nicer to dreaip of big things nnd linnlly put' them over thnn to refuse to dream at all. Dreamers arc the men who have (J) I INTERNATIONAL CARTt>(3N~CO. Persian AJvsrluinj h,pr,»»n given the world all the best things THEAMERICASSTRESS ASSOC that tho nconle of the world today arc enjoying. " ‘ Mny he nnd nil his tribe live The Atlantic Coast Line Railway One of our good friends told us will do somo big things here this fall forever and mny his spirit of optim­ the other day that some of the doubt­ Much has been snid and written in the wny of new terminals, new ism blossom into perpetual youth. NO MORE LIQUOR VIOLATIONS. ing Thomases were now believing about the growing evils of tax ex- shops and other big improvements '“ As long ns tho country editor whst they say In the Herald as all of empt securities. As yet however, but The Const I.fnc is a big feeder for lives we know that all of us mny * The Herald is In favor of enforcing our other dreams had come true nnd little has been done by way of legisla­ Sanford's commercial interests and enjoy life, liberty nnd the pursuit of ll the laws on tho statute hooks, I f they did not call them "dreads" any tion to check that evil. Here are the should lw fostered in every wny pos­ happiness, for ho* is 'the watchdog »u ao not want thesp laws or if you longer. They could now Join us in warning word* of two ,men high in sible. Molasses catches more flies of odr virtues, the hull elephant in !h|r,k tliey infringe upofj your pef- {beams and they had a vision of their aulhotjty: than vinegar and friendly relations the protection o f the American home. renter Sanford was mnal liberty, or ft yuu «rc l«ln g ow^ * t,T "President Harding says: 'The with the carriers will get more ben­ “ 'May God bless him ami love him easily discerned without even dream­ tendency of wealth to seek non-tax- efits accomplished than "knocks" to to .death!' Tawed" to death then ;you hnve th f ing now. able investments, and the menacing block their efforts. "Thai's saying it in the language atlornallve of trying to repeal Diene Sanford Is growing. Sanford is increase of public debt, justify a that the country editor talks. Ikira But aa "long as thry arc, laws moving' irhcnd. Sanford Is becoming proposal to chango the Constitution "That semi-serious, semi-humorous RIVE THE NEGRO JUSTICE. they lira to be obeyed regardless of a big city. It I* easly seen in the so ns to end the issue of non-tnxuble lone is right in tune with the mood whether they meet with your person­ big crowds here Hnturday nights and bonds.’ In discussing negro migration at in which the country editor faces the al views or not Just now the pro­ other nights and days. The big thing "•The habit is issuing tax-free a meeting in Jackson, Miss., culled problems of each recurring week, to do Is to wake up to your oppor­ hibition taws arc in tho limelight nnd "Rut the job he works at is one bonds,' says Secretary Mellon, 'is di­ fur that purpse, Mr. W. W, Stone, tunities nnd keep things moving. Do like ail other laws thin law is either more advertising, join your Chamber verting capital which would other­ former Stale Treasurer ami n large of the must serious and one.o f the t to the letter or it is not of Contmerce, bo u booster, be a wise be employed in productive en­ plantation owner, is quoted as say­ most important in the whole scheme of things. terprises into relatively unproductive ing: r I just ns the offirers of the worker, be a renl Sanforir cltlsdn. If "Go into any community thnt is no wasteful public expenditure. This "I haVQ liycd in the delta for sixty oae to see it. But after July you nren ot helping In this great work is a situation which can not be per­ engaged in this common task of try­ years, I, have lived among and han­ o f making Sanford greater you are not first there will be ji different story to mitted to continue without grave dled negroes, and the rea-Am why the ing to live together anil you will find a real cititen. You are simply n danger to our economic structure, and negro is leaving Mississippi is be­ him the most forward looking cititell for fines will lw cut out ami jail leech on the body polities. You are aentences will take their place and sucking the blood out of the commu­ the treasury urges the adoption of a cause some white men are swindling xen iq the town.' "He is the town prophet, the seer from that (line forward it will he nity and storing it up in the shape Constitutional amendment restricting them. I'know lots of folks who have absolutely up to the officers of the of shekels that other people helped further issues as the only practical become righ' in this way. They think of visions nnd dreamer of dreams, the of correcting the evil.' " uic evo. they are fouling thr negro, hut they inspirer of the town1 1letidWs, tile taw as to whether liquor is sold or you to make and that were not made means oi Coliitn- nor not." •• • Prut/ Edwin Seligman, of Tn strengthaner of the weak; the .thorn not. The Tampa Times says: by your own endeavors. You are "There can he no question ns to Inking something that does not ,bc- blnVTJniversily says: "W e are rnpAnd'In "further reference, to the in the flesh of the town knockt^s; ,'J "Without ceasing ho says to his Florida’s loyalty to the prohibition j j” j’ K y m , rightfully. You or. idly getting hark to the system of the subject'Mr.'Stone said: "Strict ob­ aentimcnl after July 1st. Tha late trading on the other fellows optim­ middle ages. In those days-the weak servance rtf' the golden rule among people: ‘ Fear not, little flock, only legislature passed nnd the governor ism, if you please. Right now we bore the burdens of the strong." liol brneek iii the only solution to the have faith.' haa signed, an act to becamo effective have the greatest opportunity to PrwfysHor .Stdiginun is of t|\e agri­ problem." , "With wrath am] indignation hn de­ on that date which is the most liras- make Hanford o city o f twenty thou- cultural school of this great univer­ nounces the doubters: '() ye of little The' last''sVafemeiil' of Mr. Slone » '•*« r. . tic law on prohibition which Florida siUKi people Unit, VVC liver,,bud, ,lt.,|s sity. . Ilu. was discussing the effect — ta»n< 111 t'MlitJlPlII M M ' ..... ..........: .... gives the only solution to world prim** llun-ni •»,(, u, *I>**’" )" • . .0*1 has ever had on its statute books. Tint difficult to see it and really you of these lax free securities on agri­ "For above all he is u man of faith Ivins, Until, the golden rule guides Violations after that date will be met don't hnve to be an opliimist or a culture. It is plain, as lie points out, men in all of their relations with —faith in his fellows, faith in his with compulsory Jail sentences, light dreamer any longer to see it. It is that I he vast amount of money that other men thorp will never be peace country, faith in his stale, faith in for the first offense, but severe fur hardhendrd facts that we ore talking is lieing invested by very wealthy! his community. nnd harmony between individual men the second. There will bo no more to you aiul you know It. Rend men in tax free securities such as "And SUCH faith he Has in hisj or between nations, light or heavy fines, which the boot­ whnt tb*' Tnmpu Tribune'bn* to say government, stale, county and mu* I community. legger pays easily from his enoor- along Ibis line and apply it to San­ nicipal bonds is growing so large as 1 That litigious have been swindled “ There is not a big city in the to become a menace to other and pro- 1by unscrupulous white men is true. United States that was not once only mous prufitn and continues his lllcgnl ford: VV mivi* ii awhihipii TheV have iiftrwiity likewise in*t been swindled i»> by duelive invest meat*. occupation. e dream of n eountry editor, "Them can be no doubt in the mind sharp, tricky men o f their own race;'1 With so many millions tied up in "Tho law provides that tho first of­ j "There is not a metropolis that was of any ordinarily observant person non-taxable-!, these very rich people hut that docs not have the same in not at one time merely ‘the subfense of liquor law violation shall be that Tampa bus awakened, has be­ bear very litilr of the mx burdens of fho nco upon them nr being swindled punishable by n fine of not lean than come amused to the myriad neglect­ the country. More than that, they by n white man. The whiti* mini wlm |stance of things hoped for' by some 125 nr not more than 1500 and by ed opportunities in this city and this lake money mil of banks, nut of in- |swindles n lurgru, or rubs him <>f hi- ! country editor. imprisonment of not le** than thirty " 'There is not a great industrial section, and is Acting to take advan­ 1111-1re mill mil of ueririilture nml pay, or chcakl him ill a timle, Is , > , ,today , . ,its towers days and not more than six months. ngi u uuuii ami j * /> ( renter which pushes tage of these opportunities. That it tie it up in securities thnt produce 'nearer in soul than is the mangy, "Second offenses will lie punish­ heaven and blacken.* the blue required the vision and the under­ nothing except income for the owners flen-bitteri that slinks into III Ilen-iuiieii eur Hint able by fines of not less than ( 1,000 ■*ky with ili<' smoke of it* factories’ standing of an outsider is nothing tin- of these securities. iback alley* of ComUaulinopIc amt nor more than (o.OOO nnd imprison­ i which is not the magnificent valida- j usual*, it often is the man from This condition of affairs places an lives on the garbage of that iimloan ment in tlm state penitentiary of not somewhere else who can see and unjust burden on renl estate pnrlic- 1“ Ity. It is bad enough for a while tinn of what was once merely tin* more than three ycurs. 'evidence o f liilngjj unseen* in the evaluate and grasp conditions better ulariy farm lands. These are always' man to swindle a W'hiUi man; it is "This ought to make a sensible re­ vision iff some country editor. than the local man. in sight nml cnpaldc of npprnlsnienl worse for him to swindle a negro, duction In the number of bootleggers, "\V he lever the eountry editor In one sense the negro race is a dwell* then* i* at least one citizen i f it is enforced honestly and thor­ ’ “ It is stating nothing more than for taxation. And they must be tuxoughly. Them will be few returns to whnt everyone knows to say that ed heuvily enough to furnish the rev- child race. It has many of the pe- who ha* bis face to the rising sun. the old dens and stills after a few Tampa nnd Tampans art* wider awake enues for running the government rulinritlc* of children, good and bad, "And to the degree that his fel­ , ' J.ll experiences, and the general re. and more enthusiastic right now than and paying the interest ami principal needing firmness at one time, kiml- low-citizens catch something of hi* sped for law will be vastly augmented has over Ixh*ii the ease l*efom. Not o film mni-tnxnble securities Iwsides. ness and consideration at another vision and become imbued with some­ So too, the Average merchant with lime. Rightly treated, negroes look when It is found that it can not t»c since the first little army post was established at the head of whnt is bis goods in sight heats an pdjust to the better class o f whiles with the thing of his enthusiasm, to that doviolated with Impunity." • now Hillsborough May bus such a proportion of taxes as measured by Jname kind of feeling that the child gree is there progress, -...... o■ "And yet he seldom owns much of degree of optimism existed here as stock* and bonds, warehouse cert ill- ^looks to the man or woman who Aulomubllssjiccldents are becoming ll»s*ccld the town for which he labors, for InirousSfi mom numerou*"yith advent of more has rami' into being within the lust rate* and pipe line* bidden out of treats it rightly. The white man ‘xeckoth not bis own.' cars. It behooves every driver to few months. Where the hollow thud Night. All these large business in- who would swindle a negro would "He labors for other men and for drive carefully himself and to watch of *tho knocker's hammer used to terests and transactions make in- swindle an infant in arms or rob n the coming generation; for that's the the other fellow. Ninety jtcr cent of sound like clods falling on the roffili creased demand* upon the public sickly baby o f the bottle of milk upon way he is built. the automobile accidents could be of defunct hopes, the joyful ululntion treasury while they contribute but which its life might depend, "He joys in other melt's prosperity of the booster now rings in the land. avoided if cars did^viot^ruii at such little to that treasury. | And yet we have hud such eondi- and proclaims it to the world with re­ breakneck speed all the time. We The knocker ban gone out of busi­ Tlwrc must come a pause in our tIouis in paits of the South. There joicing. are building bolter mads all the time ness., and bis place has been taken issuing tnx exempt securities.—Re­ has been a disreputable, dishonest, “ For his own he cares little—a but they am slippery road* and skid­ by the active, aggressive, consistent porter-Star. scoundrelly element there, ns clao* crust nnd a roof nnd an old suit of ding is the cause of many accidents and constant booster— the man who where, which thrive* upon robbing clothes for himself— ami with the r„mpans to hack their cntluiNinMn as drivsrs fall to slow up In passing can take a good look at the Tampa the inferior rare not able to protect hope o f a better lot for hi* children on deep fill* or on nine foot mads of today, realise that all of the raw wi„, their dollars; tho man who walla,htoelf. It is the duty of the white —these suffice. that *ra too narrow to allow n *>r* nl seaport, a verlt- wj,() hesitates, is the mail who n fe w , people of the South of honor nnd "W ell may President Uhcssnul utter able nietrojMill*, are to be found here, [ passing unless (he ■ cars arc slowed > ’ saying “ I integrity and morality to drive out of the prayer that God shall love the [lllllil lu ilK flii t 1. L? . . i t . . 1. *** I * and then vl.ualixe the Tampa of a ^member when I could have'bought cjown.,, the South, if they"enn not be reform country editor. few years hence, and pull off his rout, that wholo block for (250." And **' * ----- ---- *>ed, every white matt who swindles the “ God does love the country editor, Supreme Court has ruled that roll rip his sleeves and get on the Job then he will most likely "borrow" negroes. The toughest slave trailer for he is the very salt of the earth." headlights from another car oi making the vision a reality. cigarette from the fellow to whom he, ,| Hidden days wna not a'a mean and - ■— — o------------"KhUitisiasm is a great thing. No tells his hard lurk atory. fatJaiot a driver 1* not an e* 1despicable a crenturq us h white man NOTICE TO REGIM ENTAL BAND. cum for running ovor n pedestrian big enterprise ever cunic into being "flo. fir^ Tpmpa- Buy Tampa, of this kind. If reformation, is imoaiKih aide of the road. The decision exoatH through the efforts of diUtu even iif you have to borrow the money pojiNiblfl.pt; ny, wny ^nn Ik- found of Headquarter* Band Section Serv­ wa»'tailed forth* by a*£ase in Miami siesta. ' No great city over was or with which to do it. Borrow jf you pulling thi^i in , tlic penitentiary ice, Vo, taith, Jnfuntry, Sanford, Flu. arhart blinding headlights on an ap­ ever will he created if enthusiasm is have to, and buy Tampa realty, mak­ where they belong, then they must „ Juno 11th. 1V23. proaching car kept a driver of an­ lacking. But enthusiasm alone won't ing the increased value carry your he driven out of this seclion, ao that Order* No. I, other car from seeing a man walk­ do the work; It must bo aided hy loan. Anything in Tampa, and any­ every negro may know that he is go. 1. Monday night each week 7:45 p. ing on tho road and he wo* badly in­ judgment, ability—and rash. En­ thing in any of Tampa's developing ing to Ik* honestly and fairly treated in., is hereby designated regular drill jured. The plea of the driver was thusiasm of the right kind, plus ■uburhs, is a good buy. Harness your by the* white people of hi* community. night, for this organization. that he could not sec tho man. All Judgment, plus cash, makes a three- enthusiasm with your rath—your That is one way in which must be put 2. All members of this orgunlraarbo drive cara will appreciate the horse team that never yet has been own or borrowed capital—and then into effect the froccif which can help Hon be present at all formations. poaitlon o f tha man who was blinded beaten ,and that never will be. No­ get in tho game and work. That’s t odovclop tho negro race and keep 3. Any violation of this order will • by the light* and their sympathy is body should need to be told that any the combination that in the next de­ the nejjrov* at homq; and in doing be dealt with accordingly. with him but that doe* not clear him investment in Tamps in which bvrn cade will place Tampa so far aheud this the whitei people of the South RALPH STEVENS, of tha responsibility of crippling tho the average intelligent Judgment en­ of any other city in Florida that opd the negroes alike would be bene-' MaJ. M. C. F, N, G., Admin, and I pedestrian on tha road. The driven ters can be anything other than a there will never again bo any ques- filed.— fla n ^ ctu rera ' Record. Prop. Officer. C8-2tp | o f caftW k ivt * ikttevjr responsibility paying investment.' And atoy i f al M h * r *u p tT m .^ And that', •■ Q ’ .. I these days and they should realise it estate investment in Tampa and |its what fa coming, just as sure as that The Herald for first clasp job wo^U ( i S ‘-and d r iw w t tfi' naira' cave ' day and manrelourty- dereloping mrlrrmir-is tha tide rises and falls in HlllsboroJgh Ths Tfs raid delivered six Units a H oum , Mobley ■ Drug night—and especially at night. a good investment Now is ths tijncjBay." (rack for lBc. ____... |Hunt’s Pharmacy. Store1 and F f f ^ T P ^rsTTT 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 Vatefe himself. * Everytim e you add a dollar to your interest-bearing: account^ you back yourself to win. Let this bank help ypu out. .Peoples Bank. of Sanford SAN FO R D FLO RID A Deposits on Ford Savings Finn received here. fS r S e a . Merchants and Miners Transportation..Co., .. ru n iC IIT A M ) I'ASHIJNONU HKHVICK. From Jacksonville One Wny From Jacksonville urille One \V»r A T L A N TIC CITY ......... $3fi/M N i a g a r a f a l l s ... su.tz BALTIMORE, M l)........... 30.96 NEW YORK, N. Y......... 36.11 PH ILAD E LPH IA, PA. BOSTON, MASH............. 12A 2 PITTSBURGH, PA. ... CHICAGO. IL L .............'... 42.18 'CLEVELAND , O............. 39.31 A N N A II, GA. „ EDO, O......... . DETROIT, M ICII............ 41.93 ELM IRA, N. Y..„......... - .18.93 W ASHINGTON, D. C. St MMKIl MXCI'ltmtl.N FAIIKS TO llnlllmore ............. ...... ............. |I!*M I’lilliiiti-lplilll ...... ....... ............. n'.i'fi Huston .... ........................-....... -.... 71.71 Ticket* Include ntcril* <except ikiUel* fur Snvnimnii. tin;') All riioin. ns AlIcKliany mill lierkelilru mul somo room* on other uu-aiMcr.* carry i xlyi <-hurncx. Snltlnc. for I*I*11n*1t*l|tItl:« * Snlllna ( llnlllninre f* |>. tit. Mrrrlninrli, Junr SI. *A lira tinny ■ Jnm* U7> Ilnur*. Junr 2.Y I’rralnM. Junr an, an. llnwnrtl, Junr S'*. Ilurrtii-.lrr, Juni- U-l. Autotniilill*'* earrl*,*t on nil nteninera. ( Inctnitlna i-losril rnr« »n Vilaithiini mul lie rimbirr.) roll Information on rrquoat. J. I*. XVA Ml), T r«». I‘n«. Aarnl. f . XI. II VII.II, Hr*. 1*1. , ,JTIel»el llfflrr noil I’ lrr, Mill II. liny SI..* Jurkxmn lllr, Trlrpbnnr Ilia. i t G R A N D O P E N IN G FO URTH OF JU LY A U T O M O B IL E BACKS rn the wonderful 15 mile hnrd bench speedway. prizes Offered W A T E R SPORTS— A T H L E T IC EVENTS F L O R A L AND IN D U S T R IA L PA R A D E B A T H IN G Liberal IN T H E S URE F lie r : s o c v h n i h s ('cmmemitrntipg this big day will he Riven away hy the ( ’a«ino Management P A T R IO T IC M EETING IN FR O N T OF CASINO U- S. Senator Park Trammell orator of. the day FR EE FISH F R Y D ANCING A L L D A Y A N D E V E N IN G in the magnificent new Cocoa lleach Casino with fine orchestra music FIREWORKS. A fine beginning fo r any day Batter Cakes made with MERRY WIDOW Self - Rising Flour are uniformly light and good, and It is just as easy as any breakfast you can prepare. Try this recipe: j cups of WIDOW Floor, two well beaten eggs and sweet or buttermilk to make a thin drop batter. Bake at once on a hot griddle. Be sure end the batter thin and beat welL You can count on your batter cakee or biscuits when you use MERRY WIDOW Flour. That's why people coll it "The Flour Without a Doubt.? MERRY WIDOW Setf-Rising Flour ie made by the Ford Flour Company, millers ainc*^rBg& the flour, l a spite of thf many imitations, it Is holding Its old friends and making new ones every day. Here's tho proof— over 600,000 more bogs * MERRY WIDOW were used i 1 pas than In ipso.. Try it on will never change. Ask Uf It by name. S Ford FlourCmjHaohrtlle,Tana. lists d. y * a s r w & rv fis s -nUs r * . writ, m l * sows ot jshher aosnst r«e . I M ORIGINAL S e lf-R io in g J E lo u r VTheftqur Without �w er 1® rsratwi r- THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1923 We will more, wo will crate and P •ijp .iw w W J R f S ^ . ’K ? f i ' "store them nntU you P «* } 498. J • p r o s t # H uiAra M*3tc The Dally Herald, 16c nor week. T \ ■ M ays ' S U M M B R B K C U R S IO N FARES FROM PAGE = i N our greatest ' *t i . ' j -*j y r asset i Sanford’s Finest Friend Speaks About Our Many ’ : ; Advantasres \'t •m I OP H IE AFFECTED INS CE COMP ENDORSED BY EASURER m TIME DEPOSITS 1 * ; ’ * ’ .y i ;*j This bank accepts Time Depos­ its of any amount for which it i s - ' sues • ,i, . . ter Protection CE R T IFIC A TE S One of the beat friends that San! lord over had Is William T. Donnelly of New lotk , a consulting .engineer of New York, a consulting enginocr who la listened to when he aprutlud upon subjects with which he has boeh familiar for,the past forty years. Mr. Donnelly Is n Sanford booster for he likes Sanford nnd her people. He la a Sanford booster because he sceq possi­ bilities hero that he sees in no other city in ibis country. He has spent several winters in Sanford with his beautiful yachts and enjoyed our lakes arid rivers, our climnte and our people and while taking his vacation was not idle. He was looking at San­ ford’s water front, he was looking at the river transportation, he was iooking at the Sanford of the future* and wondering .why the people’ could not havo the vision that he has and that other people, have when they come here the first time. Mr. Donnelly did more for our Central Florida Water Traffic Longue than any other man in Florida and he has been working con­ tinually upon plans for a greater San­ ford and a greater Florida. It Is re­ freshing then to publish the follow­ ing letter from him about the bulk­ head Idea and when he says some­ thing the people can trust his judg­ ment in the mutter for he usually backs his judgment with his dollars. Ills letter follows: Now York, June 15th, 1923. Mr. Robert Holly, Kditor Sanford Dnlly Herald, Sanford, Florida. My Dear Holly: I have been rending recently of your proposed new state highway along the lake front, and I was tporc than plensod to receive a call theotlicr day from Mr. Forest Lake, "San­ ford's live wire." There can be no ad­ OF D EPO SIT ‘ 'vance or progress worthy o f the name TALLAH ASSEE , June 18. — Five I.uning’s request, affecting his office, paying: 4% Interest from date the without a leader, and in Fproot Lake, acts of the 1983 legislature, affecting though not Immediately concerning deposit is made. 1 Sanford tyw f real leader. insurance subjects, have been approv­ the insurance branch. This relieves TICKETS ;UH?BAMS O A IL Y TO It h^s happened to be tuy good for­ ed by the governok; and are now in ef­ the state treasurer^ report o f consid­ People having idle funds ; are -. Norn)lk i A.—*— tune to M W traveled rather broadly fe c t All o f ‘these Stts were endorsed erable unnecessary detslj.required by invited to have both S A F E T Y a h d . ; 1*" B altim ore ...... L throughout’' United ’ .States and by the Insurance Department, of former laws, and which, on the bails PhUadeipJMfu*IN T E R E S T for them, hy making '• • Canada, an{l to' Ravi visited and re- which Treasurer J. C. Luntng Is ex- of tha 1982 report, will result In A tiw u k «ty -• vlew^d criticaUy Wiiin^ hundred* of offlcto commissioner. u, ' saving of $1,0Q0 a year in the publi­ use o f our Certificate o f Dcposif *^ New Ybckf lcities, and speaking from this broad The first o f the new measures re­ cation of thU'document, without omit­ plan. • • ’ ** BOSiOO mi............ contact and experience, l ean state quires that hi) insuraneo policies or ting, It Is stated, any Information of Ill Niagara Palls that cities as such go forward with bonds executed upon risks in this real value. The data eliminated re­ Resouroes $1,600,000.00. ‘ M ontreal fhe development of their highways state by Insuifence companies covering lates to the detailed statements of 88.98 Portland, Me. ....... and Waterfront, but it U seldom that liability, workmen's compensation, expenditures hy the state Institutions Benton Harbor .... 70.05 both rttyjrVlopward together, each plate glass, steam boiler, fly wheel, o f higher learning. St. PjtW' m-r-mJ.J............... . 91.00 assisting'and supporting (ha other, as engine and electrical insurance, and 35.60 AsheyiUe wffl bo tW cose with your, bulkhead all bonds covering performance of N ew Advertising H endersonville .................. 34.80 and stat?'highway. , contracts and judicial or fidelity in­ .03 San Francisco .............. 127.93 Further Sanford by this move‘ and struments, bonds- or policies In this Agency for Florida A CO M M U N ITY B U ILD E R Portland, Ore.......... ........ 142.30 development will add many hundred state, shall be executed only by a Accounts Started peres In tip; location where It will duly authorised and licensed resident and many other Eastern and F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WIIITNBR, Cashier have for all lime the very highest ugent, the applications to bo mode Western points. Stop overs per­ C. t*. CARR ADVERTISING AGEN­ value. The health o f the city as a mitted. through such agents, who shall col­ CY WI|.l. OPEN OFFICES IN whdlc will be very greatly bfncfltted. lect the full premiums thereon, and For Schedules, reservations, The view of your beautiful lake, now FLORIDA AND NEW YORK. such Florida agent shall receive the etc., consult A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW AITS YOU almost entirely shut off, by ‘ thick full and entire commission thereon. A T L A N T IC COAST growth over marshy ground will 4>e Violation o f this net by either com­ A new national advertising agen­ opened up to residents and visitors, pany or agent Is made ground fur ro­ cy for Florida accounts, especially L IN E i und the result, 1 am sure, will sur,, votntlon 0f u,0 company or agent’s in northern newspapers, has boon G. W; GRIM, Ticket Agent prise every resident of Sanford and license to transact business in Flori estnblishod with offices in New York .Rhone 03-J delight every visitor. and in S t Petersburg, it became da. The Important commercial aspect Another act authorizes the valua­ known yesterday through the Incor­ should not be overlooked for this tion of bonds and other securities hold poration of the C, C. Cnrr Advertis­ bulkhead and the solid ground made by life insurance companies, assess­ ing Agency. Incorporation paper* by the fill behind it will make access ment Ufa associations nnd fraternal for tho company which are now beto docp .water along your lake front beneficiary associations, by the amor­ ing prepared show a capitalisation for business purposes, a matter of tisation methpd, under certain condi­ of $1DO,OOO.QO with C. C. Carr of St. very small additional expense. tions, which will bring Florida In line Ptcrsburg as president and manager; The project now having been out­ with the general practice of other Frank Kay Anderson of the Ameri­ lined and mrtflo possible through the can Fruit Growers, Inc. as vice-presi­ states in this respect. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A LL THE YEAR. proper legislative enactments, it only A third yet provides that the capi­ dent; nnd Miss Eltn Klinin of Now CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. remains for Sanford's business men York ns secretary. to support Forest Lake to. tho end tal stock of any Insurnnrr or surely The men who arc establishing the company organised under the laws of that a proper and adequate plnn is |Mrs. Simeon (J. Smith of Carqp Hill, agency are well qualified for their Florida shall bo $100,000, excepting provided for the economic carrying I Alabama; Mrs. Jesse II. Tfapji*, sick nnd funeral benefit insurance tusk through years of close ide)iti(lcaforward of this great work. ! Messrs. Calvin nnd Martin *lVfgue companies whoso capital stock re­ lion with the nowspaper ami advertis­ Yours sincerely, and Cclmnirngcne and Jennie Teague, (Continued from nago 1) W ILLIAM T. DONNELLY. quirement Is raised from $10,000 to ing interests of the state. C. C. Cnrr orange blossom*. Her only orna­ Mr. and Mrs. Dcrkley Clardy, Misses $26,000. Companies o f this nature in­ hus recently retired from the petive corporated under the old law nre re­ management of the St. Petersburg ment was a string of pearls, n gift Margaret end Surah Dunlap and Mr. Winfield Fuller of Isirens, and Miss quired to increase their rapitnl $6,000 Times after nine year* of continuous of tho groom. The bouquet was of Anna Earle Farmer of Anderson and bride’s roses and lilies of the valley. annually, beginning with 1024, until service in that important capacity. Mis* Luclle Mcdlock of Greenwood, Using tho ring service the ceremony the $26,000 is reached. Such compan­ He sold his interest in the newspaper ies are also required to set aside a to flis associate, Paul Poyntcr. Just was said by Reverend Lyman Ward k C. reserve for the protection of their what Mr. Carr's plans for the future of Camp Hill, Alabama, an old friend T K A G l'K — MK1HCH WEDDING .. policy holdors, to bo computed unnuul- were, have not been announced until of the family. During the ceremony RECEPTION. a Traumorl was played softly by Miss ly, nnd to make a deposit with the this time. 1■ 1 ■* 1 i t ’ i ~ N o w Sctf-I ____ 33? A beautiful reception was given Conine. The parly left tho church State Treasurer on October 1, 1023, li ■ real bargain. It has s low top Would Render Unto Notion Things That Are the of at least $5,000 in cash, or bonds pf However, he stated yesterday that to the strains of Mendelsshon's by Mr. and Mrs.'-J. M. Simmons to; a and medium skirt. Made In dmtho big ndvortising agency lias boon March. Following the ceremony, the large numlwr of friends, honoring able pink or white jcoeUl; sizes the United States, or bonds of any Nation's and Also the States in progress of formation fur months. wedding pnrty was tendered a recep­ tho Tengiie-Melsch wedding parly Im­ 24 to 36—and coats omy J VOf. county or munlcipslity of Florida, to At ymu drila^t «S‘i mi adHe hud the plans well in hand at the tion nt the home of 'Mr. nnd M mediately following the ceremony. n,.M, ,1m . rJ jV \vJTTm rXt S(M. ~ * 5 ^ t5 n , ik m .. * ia e liT-ATploo to emphasize the pcrfurmanco of Stale licJd by. t|;e treasurer in trust for tho tlm c'o fdiaposilig 6T hW Interest In John M. Simmons; The 'bride** go- j The’biff ffe 'first' Hoof' bf thV beautiful N,m« ItrilNlc.Petition l»Mliui« . protection o f tho claims of all policy HOC. 160, W., Ntw York (Dei*. S >• ■ for a hnlt in the "mad rush" toward duties by the states. the newspaper. In an article just ing-nway suit was of gray with ac- i and spacious home was opened enholders In Florida. When the reserve "1 would render unto f he nation the centralisation of governmental func­ |published in the Indiana University cessorlc* to match. They left on a 'anile, being beautifully decorated in us computed at the end of the year tions and absorption by the federal things that, are the nation’s nnd unto Alumnus, Mr. Carr briefly explains midnight train for nn extended tour ferns, pot plants, pink and white excecda this amount, the deposit may organism of governmental power” tho states tho things that are tho his motive in these words: "A desire of Washington, New York, Ningnrn (lowers. The guests were received lie increased to equal the reserve. It was made here today by Representa­ states, or to put it more exactly, I to serve Floridu in what I consider a Kails and points In Canada. by Mrs. J. H, Teague and as they is believed that this law will briqg tive Finis J. Garrett, of Tennessee, would huve the people do throuuh the larger rapacity in the establishment The bride is a daughter of Mrs. W. entered they were served fruit punch about a much more favorable sltuo !,peaking at the celebration of Bunker states all the necessary governmental tion in the field of sick and funeral ° f “ u* tioMl **<>vortl»lng agency A/ Teague and u granddaughter of from u beautifully laid punch table, things that can be done there, und Hill day. which shull assist in broadcasting tho the luto Martin Miller Teague, being by Miss Caroline Motes and Miss benefit Insurance, the former law per­ The battle of Bunker Hill, nearly n would have the federal arm extend mitting such companies to begin busi­ advantages of this stale and its pro­ nn old nnd prominent family of the Sara Dunlap. Frim there they were century and a half ago did not pre­ only to thuxu things and themes ness on a capital of $10,00 nnd requir­ ducts and resources, has actuated mo state. Mr. Meisrh is the eldest son ushered by Miss Marie Stokes to the in this undertaking.” cipitate tlfe revolution, Mr. Gnrrett which tho state cannot reach. of Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch of San­ reception room where the bride and ing neither reserve nor deposit. “ This is not, so far as I am con­ pointed out, but, he said, it properly Frank K. Anderson, vice-president ford, Florida, and is n young man of groom stood befure a beautiful back­ The two remaining Insurance laws may be said to have initiated the rev­ scious, the result of any sentiment of the company, who will he closely sterling worth. He is a graduate of ground of lacey ferns palms and cut 'tea fostered by tradition or environment, of the session, both departmental bills, olutionary war. congest illations identified with It in an ndvisury ra­ the Georgia Military Academy of flowers, to receive but it is because of the formed belief affect the stnte fire insurance fund. " I t is asserted very earnestly by pacity, is one of tho pioneer advertis­ ffum tbeir many friends and relaAtlanta and in an alumnus of the I I’m all wrong* Mm. House­ that any other coursp Is fraught with The first limits the fund to $60,000 on many historians," Mr. Garrett con ing men of the state. Last fall ha re­ University of Florida. Mr. Meisth Is lives. Then the gpe*U were ushejed ahy single risk, while tho other, pro­ wife, it’s all wrong— this idea danger to all our formy of freedom of sacrificing fifty-tw o or a tlnucd, “ and by many people believed, and threatens the bed rock of that lib­ vides for the payment of premiums signed his connection with the Thomas ngaged In extensive truck forming, by Mrs. .Simeon (J. Smith to the din­ hundred and four days out of that the seed* of the war of accession erty which beginning at*Bunker Hill, earned by the fund and not paid by Advertising Agency to go with the Fpon their return froqi their honey- ing room which wgs tastefully deco­ -or war of the rebellion as you may the various state institutions in the American Fruit Growers, Inc,, with moon they will he at home In Hanford, rated with garland*' pf pink qnd iho year In front of a hot oven, wish to call it—and except in the in­ was clinched at Yorktown. w^iitc extending from the dUfodan chandelier earlier days of its establishment. Mr. which he continues active. He has Florida. that blaaiii the enjoyment of “ I do not like to think of this terest of correct governmental defini­ been an active, constructive factor in to the four cornqra of the table be|ng The decoration o f the church was Lunlng feels that this enactment puts every week. W e’ll do your mighty republic, fruit of the precious baking fo r you— aniJ please tions it Is not of the slightest conse­ blood such as was spilled on this earth tho fire fund upon tho proper finan­ much of tho advertising which has under the directiqq of Miss Marie Held In place by aprajf* oif (srp and cial while the act authorising gone out, from the state for tha Flor Stokes. The altar was very artistic­ pink rose*. The center piece was a pardon us mitfiam, we daft't quence which you do call it, for the about us, at a painting upon* canvaa, mean anything personal— but term rcbelUnio need not be offensive whose fibre K exposed to tho atdrm of the treasurer to issue single risks ida Citrus Exchange and other insti­ ally decorated, festooned with gar- large basket of pink and whit* cut to any since rebellion la simply resist­ lumln of English ivy, asparagus fvrnji flowers. The color scheme WM car­ above $60,000 in fire Insurance com­ tutions. we'll do it better, ance which falls; If it sucecd* it (• heaven will jut, dr the colors of which panies and associations authorized to Tho C; C. Carr Agency already Is and Dorothy Perkins rosea. The rier! uut in the refreshments of Muck revolution; the seeds of that S^ar wore .will iodc in seasons of burning sun transact business in Florida, relieves assured about $150,000 in accounts of ding were as follows: Mr. and Mr*, icc cream and aogvl-food cake served dawn 260 years before the first gun tight 1 rather wish to think « f it as tho fund of any reasonable possibility Florida institukions, niitnicipalitiua lights were u soft glow of pink. by Misses Frances Teague, Cleniml* was fired upon Sumter, and oorn (no, i. great mosaic, composed of eight and of a loss beyond its ability to pay. and other advertising sources to The out of town guest* for .the wed- Motes and Isabel Chase. The favors on. the other aide of the Atlantic <10 InyierUheble gums, possession all Mr. Lunlng is taking steps already for spend in newspapers this coming sea John MvUch, Joe, Johnnie and Cath­ were dainty little bags of rice tjod anford a io ocean, In tho contest brought on by tho beautiful colors and wqndroua placing the excess insurance on the son, according to Its president. “ We erine Meisch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank with pink ribbon. The bride and m p n - . n o tho efforts of tho stupid James I to tints o f nqture, so cemcpte^l togeth­ state capital and tho supreme court believe Florida has only started its Meisch and little Constance Meisch, groom's pistes were adorned with fore* upon his subjects a belief in tbo er with law and lave and patriotic building, as well ns the principal build­ great developroont and taht the next Dr. nnd Mrs. W. Theodore Ijingley, miniature bride and groom. Musk divine right of kings, which'Resulted teal as <to maku the great .work itself ings at tha Florida State College, the ten years will witness an expenditure all of Banfnrd, Florida; Reverend and was furnished during the entire eve­ jn Cromwell becoming a Idrd protes­ Indestructible, however vigorousjy the Florida Form Colony for Epiplepltc of money to advertiso our advantages Mrs. Lyman Ward and Miss Mary ning by Miss Mary Ward and Miaa reins o f rlpt may beat . t t y s # h o w ter of the English commonwealth. and Feeble Minded, the Florida School on a scale not even dreamed of at Ward, Miss Irma Conine, Mr, and Irma Conine. eyer lierpnly tho IdUtoeing suu gays of for the Deaf and Blind, the Stato Hos­ present. We fere not intending tu "Jn like monper the Up f 001 °f epvy may aeek ot destroy it, howrevolutionary war ran deep Into the pital and the University of Florida, antagonize any other agencies but ever vigorously the .r^lqk, of 'tfo.t may which are the only institutions having arc confident that we can assist the tn*tly Up> cantwWs tyiqf behind (t-M .hunt upon 4(; hnwevw flererty the single risks o f more than $60,000. f f t t f hWcking tbr .history pf the good onoa already in the stato by de Lllstcnog* sun Mgs -qf env^ may seek revolptioo iynd 'tnf formation of tp? Another Important feature of the veloping accounts which are not now t0 !!• the first confwUrnticn . of sUUs, ftr. law making appropriation for pay­ spending ndvortising money In suffi­ lmqM»|e •W‘“ 10P ,-hjsy G s^eti declared there were two m«ment pf past due premiums, Is a pro­ cient quantities or are not spending il I f vision, authorizing the treasurer to It at all," tho president continued. JV W > V ’. W 4 hrpiwl»t idea ad the nuse. sUtca ito foxm the invest surplus money# of th# state Hr* Miss Etta. Klims, secretary o f the W AR VETERAN K IL L E D .' federal entity—one the realisation of Insurance fund, above $60,000 ca^h company, who will have direct charge its ntfCiiity for tho preservation of balance, In the same classes of securi­ of tha New York office, Is an ex­ liberties so dearly purchased MACON, Ga., June 16.—Jack Vin­ ties as are now purehoeed by the perienced ngoncy woman In executive against foreign aggression and the cent, 20, world war veteran o f Up State Board of Education' fend the position in agency work. Ws dairy « full Stock other the necessity o f assuring pros­ Sinking Fund Commission, that Is, Candian army, died bore laat night M W W ffiK ’ S S perity by the free anj easy exchange bonds o f the United States end , of CARD OF XllANKfL will l » in, waitingfor orders or alclars of cpmmodlUea between the scattered from Injuriea received whep an au Flortdi counties and ' municipalities. Jn reordering nwri tomoblle backed orar him on * coun­ This will keep the insurance fund act­ commonwealths. We wish tn thank Uts many kind without excttwlve ...................... ... .... ............. u n s U H try road near here this afternoon. ive. 1 " I am wondering,” he declared, “ If friends for their kindness shown us US. And our J,tiers consumption and |t« remarkable iresponse under trying Vincent and hie xjlfe, •formerly Ger­ ere rlgbtt A be not appropriate here on this spot The iceaspryj a. report for tha year during the death of beloved son and d|ttons ttons are but of the few polnu points istrongly empluuUtd In its illn y . sacred to every lover of American In­ trude Childers, pf T^mpg, were pik­ ending December 31, 1922, showed net brother. And also fur the beautiful r#ad test, M A super cor” says the tTulonu , -----------------------the sutomoblliat jmd Jtfa * Hill stitutions, hallowed forever to all to ing from Portland, Me., to Tampa, earnings of tb* ,flre infuranc* fund floral offer!qgs. right. whom liberty Is precious, to adjure » where they were married for month* sineg Its creation May 22, 1917, •** Mrs- J, J- Allman and Family.. Lumber Co. recollection of just what that battle •r>$110,140.42. fir e losses Incurred dur • W lia h f ntaM siiA t Fort Valley they asked an A t­ Ing that tlmp amounted to $36,100,TU was fought for and to plead for a For quick results try a want ad. halt In the mad rush toward central­ lanta traveling man for • rldf in hi* During the cumqt year there have Tha Herald delivered six times a isation of governmental functions and automobile, ' package fell out, the bean no fire losses to date, and the week for 16*. Pkoet \U, Samford absorption hy the federal organism of car stopped and Vincent went to get profile of th* fund have Increased an: Oak Avenue and Third Street governmental powers.” the package. The driver o f the car, other $20,000 making net earnings That chap who says there la no Disclaiming any intention o f enter­ S. E. Pirkle o f Atlanta, backed up, the first tig yea rf of ita sxUtenoe of more co-operation In the world hasn't -SANKOHD, FL put* than $130,000. ing upon” a disquisition of sU U ’s tried making Ipv* to a modern flepUna other act was passed at H it P«r. right*, the epaikfr Mid be 4|d want SOCIETY STATES RIGHTS ARE UPHELD IN SPEECH AT BUNKER HILL BY REP. GARREtT, DF TENNESSEE IT S W R O N G t "S M It is Oyr Constant Aim T K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C o m p a n y �T H E S A fiF O R D ;f A PE FOUR ■ B*,v. 1 - — G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G REALM OF SPORTS R. L. SH IPP, Editor MONDAY^ J P flE . \$%jL923 to m AT v BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T lt y P SHOOTING f F o o d__—and%S eed Grain a M on th H a si M M M A Been Shipped to Russia fo r Famine ___________ ._ BASE BALL NEWS G IA N TA SN OLOSE THER YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ■ -- ------ ----- I ■■■'——— i • Firpo Krtocks Out Pelicans Take 15-inHibbard in Second ning Battle Yesterday ONE NEW OBI.E A NS, June Ig ^ M o w ti . , MEXICO C ITY, Met., June 18,— tills Afigcl Plrpo yesterday afternoon ger Ltirry Gilbert of tfio New Florida State league lex,ns c1u|>, rom|njt to bat (with two out; knocked out Jim Ifibhard, an AmpriNo games icliijddled. In thd fifteenth inning und withymon< enn heavyweight, in the second round. •The fright,1 ' which was'to have been on first nbd Xc-eond, broke up n grow­ National League ling pitcher*' Lottie yesterday between twenty' rehnds, hanlly gave .the large At St. l«ouis 4, New York ft. "Dixie” Walker and {fony Fhelh when crowd .which had gathered in the bull At Cincinnati 0, ltiooklyn 0. hr singled cleanly to right field anil ring, Oiih^^cc to warm up from, the * At Chicago 4, i hiludelphia 8. scored Dowlo with tho tun that won chilly raTnfkll. ilia rAin fell heavily Philadelphia 0, Chicago 4. Others not scheduled. lefortf' thff boxer's entered tho ring the game,' $3 to 1. Tho iicore; CHICAGO, June 18.—Moknn’s home Nash. ... 100 000 000 (>00 000—1 If, 0 und fi(fht promoters decided they run with two men on base in the American la-ague New O. 000 100 000 000 000—2 H 0 ' would call of fthe bout. There was fourth inning when Philadelphia con­ At CJevclnml 4, Philadelphia 0. B atteries-Fncth and Haley, W alk-j riotous demonstration by the speetacentrated its nttnek against Osborne, At New York 0, Detroit 0. er nnd Bitz, Dowle. *or*» however, and the fighters were put the visitors out In front and they At Washington 8, Chicago ft. forced to carry out their part of the defeated Chicago G to 4. The score: Others not scheduled. program. Mobile .1, Chattanoogn 2 Philadelphia .......... 100 BOO 000—0 Hibbard did not have the faintest MOBILE, Ala., June 18.—Mobile I Chicago ................... 211 000 000—4 Houthrrn League made it three straight from Chatta­ chance against the Argentine giant. At Memphis 4, Little Rock 1. l ’lrpo allowed him to go through nooga yesterday when they won a ft Brooklyn 9, Cincinnati 0 At Mobile 0, Chattanooga 2. the first round nnd then finbhr.d him to 2 game. The score: CINCINNATI, June 18.— Brooklyn At New Orleans 2, Nashville 1 (15 200 000 000-2 fl 0 o ff without delay soon after the bell smashed tho Reds' winning streak, Chattanooga Idlings) . M ob ile.................. 201 000 OOx—3 for the second round, which had extended over the nine * Owing to protests in the newspn No single figure can give a hotter Batteries— Morris ami Morrow; straight games, by shutting out the HOW THEY STAND idea of the mngnltudc o f the oper pent against the unequal match, 1 the Acosta and Hexing. home team 9 to 0, Tho score: ation of the American Relief Ad­ promoters on Friday announced it ministration than tho tonnage of Brooklyn ... .......... 010 400 .110—9 Florida Klnfe League would be on "exhibition." Hundreds food supplies and seed grain that it Memphis t, Little Rock 1 Cincinnati ........ .... 000 000 ooo—0 Lost Won hns bought from tho American pro­ MEMPHIS, June 18,— “ Dangerous of police nnd armed soldiers were duccr nnd shipped in American bot­ 18 19 Orlando scattered about tinbull ring and niso Dan" Mefiraw held the Travelers in ho begilining toms sinco the beginning of its oper o 28 11 I-nketnnd Y AN K S HAMMER ations late in August, 1022. In less cheek yesterday afternoon, nnd Mem­ outside, but they were not culled upon 12 27 Daytona to interfere. than 18 months that ligure was Very D A U S S H A R D phis won, 1 to 1.— The score: close to one r.dllion tons, or two bil­ 33 Brndentowrt . .... 27 Little Rock ....... 000 100 000— 1 4 2 lion pounds. The exact tonnage was 12 28 •St. IVtersbmg 912,121 up*to March 20, 1923, which, TH E STRIKE TRAGEDY. NEW YORK, -lunr in.—Tho Now Memphis ........ I l l 000 Olx—4 8 0 31 Tampa ...... ...... 24 reduced to pounds, would give 1,York Americans easily defeated De' I, Batteries—Robinson, McCall nnd 821,212,000, nr an average of more Unit in the first game of their series .Smith; MeGrav/ and I.npnn. In enutioning iron' nnd steel workthan one hundred million pounds a National League here yesterday, the score being 9 to era against over-use of the strike, month. Won Lost This represent,^ the shipment of 0, Dauss was bit hard by the Yanks, Secretary of Labor James J. Davis 20 foodstuffs and seed only ami does New York ........... 14 GianiH Finish Poorest eleven bits being made o ff him in less says: not include fifteen million pounds of 21 Pittsburgh .......... 10 tbnn three innings. Ruth hit Ills 1-1th medical und hospital eupplh m or "Let us be slow to uso the strike Week of This Season 2.1 Cincinnati ............ 29 nearly n million nnd a half dollars’ homo run o f the season in the second. weapon. The tragedy of every strike 21 worth o f clothing which the Ameri­ •St. Louis ............. 10 The score: NEW YORK, June 18.—The New it seems to me, is that ultimately it can Relief Administration also 24 28 Brooklyn .......... shipped from America ns a part o f ous shipment* from tho United |from all rpnrftrt by tho Am-rVn Detroit..........'............ 000 000 000-0 York Nationals lost their sixth is settled by negotiation or compro­ 29 27 Chicago ................ Us Russian Relief program during States in smail lots by liners. Sixty- Relief Administration under the 3. New York 2.11 0.10 OOx—9 straight gnmo when defeated by the mise. A fter men have boon idle for 37 nine, different ships carried tho rection ■* ” — •• - r dTs. Roston ................ 18 the same period. of Herbert Hoc.fr, fu St. I/iuis Cardinals yesterday anti months, after women nnd children Tho food supplies nnd seed grains medical supplies and \tho cost of tribution in Russia under its arret? 37 Philadelphia ........ 1ft Chicago ft, Washington .1 required 217 different ships and this transportation nnd handling of the control will, up to the dose of th» completed thir poorest week of the have been brought down to the last does not take into account the medical supplies alone, which was present program after the comin* season. They dropped one gninc to WASHINGTON, June 18,—Chicago crust of bread, tire lepreJqntatives of American League numerous trans-shipments from covered by a single coins# ution, harve.-t, nnount to upwards of made, it three out of four by defeat­ Pittsburgh, four to the Reds and one both sidcB get together around the Danzig nnd Hamburg to Russian was $297,400. $0o,0C0,0.00. Nu money went out of Won I» s t of counsel tablo and reach settlement. ports by smaller vessels, nor numer­ Thu estimated resources mobilized tho country. ing Washington in the Inst game of to the Cardinals, and lost part 19 nr. New 'York ......... . the series yesterday, ft to .1 in eleven (heir lead over the Pirates, who won They go right hack to where they 22 Philadelphia ........ 10 three of their four games. innings. The score: wero when the months of misery be­ 24 Cleveland ............. 30 Cincinnati after nine straight vic­ gan and In almost every ease both The score: 29 2ft Detroit ..... ....... . Chicago .... i l l odd oon 02—ft tories, lost to Brooklyn yesterday. the worker nhd the employer iinve 28 23 St. Iiouis Washington 000 020 100 00—.1 1The Cardinals and the Cubs advanced lost by the conflict. Instead of con­ 28 Bmiton ................ 20 |iti tin- percentage columns, while the ference nftcr ryiunth;1 of industrial 28 Chicago ....... . .... 21 1Boston Braves and the Phillies again battle, I would have counsel liefore Philadelphia fi, Cleveland 1 22 30 Washington CLEVELAND, June 18.— Philadel­ lost the majority of their games. the strike is rtdled."— Daytona Jour­ f e n 'it : 3(1 Washington _____ 22 The New York Amerientis, with ft phia defeated Cleveland U to 4 yex­ nal, *■ '* i victories in eight starts, Including it rdny. Thr score: Southern AsHorla Hon not 1102 1810- IV yesterday's easy game over Detroit, Philadelphia RECORD HI PP MONTH . 1 1 Hp* r» Won Lost maintained their lead in the American, ion 120 000Cleveland while Cleveland and Philadelphia were 20 3ft New Orleans For Hie.fiRJi, con- ei olive month battling for second place, the Athlet­ 2ft 29 Mobile . ... lids yeaf, 'thfditgh a continuance of ics bolding Hie position by defeating 2'1 32 Atlanta capacity operations, shipments of the Indians yesterday. 28 31 Nashville Hupmohiles in May from the iiupp 2H . 102 vn Chattanooga 21 Motor Car Corporation broke nil pre- 1 .... LOW TIDES ON REACH, 192.1 27 Memphis ... ........ 2.1 vions records'for a similar month t 31) Birmingham ... . ... 2ft — ’when -I,.1*27 cars were sent out to dis­ 37 [ Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur 17 Little Itock tributors nnd dealers, it is nnnoutic iat approximately the same hour and M f c t K i n K i K i R i h ed by (). C. II utehinson, general minute. sales manager. New Head to Gibbonse June July A itg. Sept. Reginald Denny tonight in "The •im Incomplete preliminary repoit; 9:28 1:05 1:31 5:^3 Kentucky Derby". from sales agencies scattered Dempsey Takes Charge 1:55 7:20 5:20 0:14 throughout tin* world also indicate Git HA T F A I.L 8 , Mont., June 18.— 5:17 8.02 7:11 8:17 It's the real thing, with the famous that May was the greatest sales Dan Tracey, newly appointed execu­ race scenes at Churchill Downs, 8:09 8:43 7:01 9:21 month in the history of llupn distrib­ tive of the .Inek Dempsey-Tommy Gib­ l.uuisville, the race track; the Derby 7:58 9:00 10:11 7:21 utors nnd dealers, exceeding\April, bons heavyweight championship fight crowd, even the famous horse, Mor8:51 8:17 9:57 11:08 which had set Up a new high iia*ouL at Shelby, Mont., July 4, will leave vich, figured in this glorious romance 11:41 9:07 9:11 10:52 "There is no indication of any let for the battleground today to nssume and the screen’s first big epic of rac­ 9:57 10:38 11:11 12:17 i baige of llie situation. .Inek Kearns, ing Kentucky, tip in the demand for Hupmohiles," SAVED FROM FAMINE D/ 1:08 10:11 11:30 11:50 declares Mr. Hutchinson. "We re­ manager of the heavyweight cham­ ■ AMERICA • 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:ft I cently informed nil distributors that pion, will accompany him. 12:18 12:24 1:31 2:47 A story filled with thrills that stirs their allotments for June must in­ The new executive will make n one with its Idg moments and breath­ 1:l)<l 1:10 3:35 2:13 These round-faced, plump cheeked cut 40 per cent ,through inability of complete survey of the tleket hand­ taking situalhois as the son of the 1:55 3:04 1: ill 4:2-1 Do s and girls are nil American-fed the cot point ion to make up imllllcd ling machinery. Several trained as­ proudest families in Kentucky game­ 3:51 5:18 2:20 salvage from tho Russian famine. hark orders. They come from the Ufa district in sist ants in charge of Fred Sen ties, n ly buttles against a crushing fate to 2:65 3:15 t: 40 0:14 tho Urnl region where lust year fanner Great Falls hank cashier, will save the honor of Ids family and re­ 3:31 4:()0 5:32 7:18 famine conditions were at the worst. The Herald for first class job work lie placed on the Job at once, Kearns gain the position wrested from him l :ft 1 9:30 1:21 8:22 The phutugrnph, taken in March, expressed himself as well pleased with by treachery. J92.1, in the Central children's home 5:0 i 5:48 .7:31 11:27 at Sterlltlmnk, was recently received moving or storage, telephone the selection of Tracey, a life-long H:I0 10:25 8:02 8:47 by the American Relief Administra­ tiJ-Jte friend. 7:02 7:51 9:13 11:21 tion from W. L. Bell, the American Business men of Great Falls, who supervisor of the district. “ A year 7:31 S :57 10:54 11:57 went into they- pockets .Saturday to 8:32 9:59 11:4ft 12:31 dren wero sleeping six to eight in a (ontrlhutc to the $I<mi,uim) installment 1:18 9:30 11:01 11:5ft And thr honor guests tonight will bed, without clothes, without line Kearns ut a time when it ap­ lie William Holden and his mother I0:2M 11:50 12:17 2:01 blankets, and many were starving CORRECTED MAY 1, 192.1 peared that the fight would have to he and they wilt see lids great picture Jor want of food or freezing for 11:28 12:07 2:42 1:37 want of fuel. This year they are •1.no A .R ..A . IN O C U L A T IO N C A M P A I O tA • ♦ South Round culled off, were chcurful today over wdhoiit cost to them. 1:l)2 12:21 3:21 Clothed, warm, fat and happy. The BLOCKS D IS E A S E -^ , V (lie u». llooli. 3:5.7 1:5ft 3:01 1:18 homo was supplied with wood col­ Arrive It was learned that one of the lurglected by adult famine victims who Depart r 2:10 2:41 3:44 4:32 Tomorrow—Alii e Brady .in "The such Institutional feeding .received an American corn ration In 2:ftl> n.m. «st runtributois to the hist minute Leopardi n ," 2: III n.m 2:59 4:20 6:10 3:23 adequate to meet tho need. Its in*® Return for their labor, food was fur­ 8:-!0 a m. fuinl wax Jimmy O'Neil, who was a cal program, which has resulted W .1:18 A 4:08 5:62 nished for tho children by the Amer­ tho equipment of many hospiui 2:25 p.m. 2: 1ft p.m member «*f Hr* American Olympic ican Relief Administration, ns was 4:10 5:52 Wei'rv'sd-iy and Thursday—Charlie which otherwiso-would have had * also the bedding shown In tho nie0:55 p.m. Itsine i i.t Antwerp in 1910. When all Chaplin in "Tho Pilgrim." 7:10 p.m closo their doors, and In ch*«JW kirc." ------ f_ hut f I ft 18)0 of i ha f 1(81,(881 had been First (pinrtcr Foil Mi an Last Ounrtrr tho spread o f typhus, cholera sw T is American ellof Administraother diseases that were •WO Northbound raised, O'Neil wrote a personal check lififi <|i|irkly relieve* I ’onstipnlinn June 21 June 28 July ft ffbart liooycr ij^ Arrive Departs (Or the amount. July 27 Aug 1 IliliousnehH, Headaches, Colds July 20 1:48 a.in. 2:01 n.m. 1 A cold, drixrling rain with a drop in and IaKirippc. Aug. 19 Aug. 20 Sept, ft FIN E TRIBUTE TO lodge Thursday dveiung very 81............. .,..11:46n.in.12:05 p.m. temperature that made overcoats com* America nliould refuse;gid to ft-l-o.u.w.-20tc Sept. 17 Oct. ft Se|>t. 24 GI.OKIONS FLAG. ably. The organization had ' 80...... — ft: 12 p.m. forUlde, prevented Dempsey from doft:ftl! p.m. until tho warring ntions over n mojt appropriate set 28. .........10:00 p.m. igi: any training yesterday. end their turmoil and oontentf®** Tho Daily Herald, Iftc per week. Thu Dally Herald, Iftc per week, The uqnuid.flag day exceeded iun­ ret crannies, «r.d it ■ r ' Trlllty Branch g i (a ,work to rehaUUita** them**'*** i Arrive Departs due! vd by the Elks may lv justly i.c- •be iuvg.- m h c ivc ( was rcry vigorously applaud***S C H E D U LE FOR FIR ST H A L F P E P P E R L E A G U E xNo. 100...... . 7:19 a.m. clalmed u» cypong the most puti; t in hearty .vmpatl-y v ith pha for^thc practice *od tcncmnf^ xNo. 21..... . ft:25 pan. agencies in our national life in m cm. Ion. patriotism was stirring, tn" culture nail malntc winve uf the spirit1 I t addltiiu to th,- ccrctno$Iw xNo. Bft 1:20p.nr. Orlrdo Srmlntdo A Hi. Club DcMulay Urn l her hood SI. A. warning of the aggncAc* a* ^ of patriotism. These exm-isc.i « u scnbjd by the. ritual ,the 191...... ft:!it) p.m. within our laud tO’di**edil our ------- ----------------always held in public In o:dyr that the ( ’on munity eminent and break down our W , Oviedo ......... READ May 24 . Juno IV tho good Influent^ may extend be­ ricre.T by i* Leesburg Branch > t!ona was timely and provocitw* Juno ft July 10 ’ Arrive Departs yond the membership uf thi* intense ' w.-ra i ooriaur thought. 1:55 p.m. ly patriotic .organization. The , Incidentally, Mr. Bears dccUr*d Seminole Athletics HERALD May ft! foundation of tho the iorder i:i based and 2:4S p.m. i-orgre isnuu frars profoundly Im- affection and admiration for Ts® ^ June 21 0:10 n.m. firmly built on the ideals which th. puviiei hia audkaca with tho earn­ Juno 12 7:10 p.m. glorious old ling—the Ilag wjthh ha.i er tnc;.i of lib mamiur and tho pracBrotherhood St. A. ft never been unfurled in an unworthy tu.-l thoughts on patriotism which lie f— cause and which has ri ver bcen'furlcd ddiveted, in graceful language. His in, defeat—-typifies. Thr ritual for di ,.criutiun of thp pryceodiiu:* on DcMulay these gvtvlicH i* b c ^ l M - ^ I .jft. tba*. fateful dsy In capgruu wltea tpress!ve. und the cvremoniie Wore war was declared on -Germany was .fondueted by the officers of Tampa thrilling, and his declaration that Tho ’ Daily Herald, « e P « KT. I.OUIS, June 18.—Opportune batting enabled St. Louts to defeat Now York 4 to .1 in the first of a fourgnme series lief ore an overflow crowd here yesterday. Tho score: New York .... ....... ..... 000 000 000—0 St. Louis ... ............. 010 100 H i —4 Corn-Fed Russian W aifs A r e Living Testimonials to Success o f American R elief Administrations Activities FOR THE MOVIE FAN TRAIN SCHEDULE �»sai ,v % THE SANt'ORD’ D A IL Y HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 18,1923 As a sm qm w m fnako a g o o d m ochanKvi hn ViMo’s w o a r ‘ BUSINESS : DIRECTORY = -------- m Too can find thonano of • rtry lira Business Man In Sanford la thla Column ouch day. H M h M PURELY : PROFESSIONAL : -------- Carda of Sanford'a Reput—. ablo Prufeaalonal Men, each of whom. In hia chosen profaaalon tho Herald reton* menda to'the people, an h ■* h M M CLASSIFIED . ADS Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for leas than 25c. And positively no Claaaifled Ada charged to anyone. Caah muat( accompany all ordera. Count-the words and rciplt ■cording^. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities U wo pleas* you, (ell otkera; if not, toll on. Phono 498 SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS George A, DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Oror Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA F R E D R. W IL S O N FO R S A L E FARMERS— You can get seed tied fram~> and Irrigation plugs at tfc* Sanford Norelty Works. 100-tfc FOR RENT— Convenient Inrge unfurniahod rooms for housekeeping. Rent reaaonablc. 205 Oak Avenue, fi-18-lmn-p W ANTED W ANTED — Used musical instruments instruments of every description. Will pay cash or trade.— M. L. Price Music Co., Tampa and Znck Street, Tamps, FI*. 5-25-lmo-c W ANTED— An energetic agent - to represent n live, progressive life insurance company in Seminole coun­ ty. We will assist such a man in the productio nof business and will co­ operate with him in such a way thnt will •make for him a good income. For particulars address Sumter Realty & Investment Co., Bushncll, Fla. 60-fltc W ANTED— To henr from some one with farm land, thnt wants to share crops, llox 705, Sanford. Fin. 68-2tp FOR SALE— Doaicr and Uaya’ paints V. C. C O LLE R , Prop. First National Hank Building and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 1S3-tfc W ANTED —Couple to rare for and BANFORD FLORIDA General Shop and Mill hnnrd aged lady in her own home. i'ult S A l i t —Rhode Island eggs far Apply 210 French avenue. 88- up W o rk v. netting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. W ANTED TO HUY— Will pay cu^h CONTRACTOR and B U ILD E R ELTO N J. M O U G H T O N KHewarth, Iteurdnll Avenue, San­ for old houses ur old lumber or 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. ford. 83-tfp A R C H ITE C T saw mill. 1*. O. Box 77-1. fi8-2tp Room 7, Miller Bldg. FOR SALK —5 Pointer pups, No. I 0ANFORD -jFLORIDA stock. Spo VJck Hawkins, 110 San* W ANTED — Man with car to sell B. W . H E R N D O N complete line high quality tires ami funl A*ve. 03-tfc tubes. A money making proposition N O W "IS T IIE TlM K to plant citrus IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y for either full or part time. Exclu­ fruit trees. *1 have rendy for plant­ sive territory.—Storlingworth Tire & FIRE------- AUTO--------BONDS ing, Valencia, zoffa, tangerine, I.ue IC H E LLE M A IN E S Rubber Co., East Liverpool, Ohio. film (long, lemon and grapefruit, nil Oil-Up LAW YER on rouV, orange stink.— II. T. Tiller, S. O. Shinholser (15-fllr — Court House Pnnla. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W LOST Contractor and Builder FOR S A LK —Red Seal Continental i truck engine.—A. It. West, Route LOST— Gobi rimmed spectacles in Rooms 225-228 case, with a list of names fit cane. ■AN FoitD -I- FIX) HID A |A. v * . CU-Olji DR. R. M. M A S O N , Please return to hUl Magnolia avenue i F o r tfXLK—Ono Maxwell DENTIST . , ,, ,*>’ “ ',,|ni,d receive reward. Ci>-2tp touring ear in first class shape.— h. A, P. Connelly & Sons New Mdsch llullding BatafcllahrO Itofl Phone‘ 201 Sanford, Florida II. Peters, Box 705, Sanford, Fla. 0H-2tp H O M E SEEKERS Real Eatate, Loans and Insurance ■ FOIt“ S ALE — NoThl7 West First- !St. I have a choice number of lots on Phone 4H 101*8 Magnolia Ave. Attractive terms. Address owner. which I will build homes to suit the W . J. T H IG P E N Box 782, Daytona, Fla. tili-tfc individual taste. Real Estate These lots art' located in different S T E W A R T The Florist parts o f the city, full sized lota. FOR K E N T Cut Flowers--------- — Floral Design* FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE I have a number of new up-to-date Annual and Ornamental Plants FOR RENT— New house, i rooms and plans I will lie glad to go over with hnth,*n1»o garage, $35 per month. you, or let me go over your plans 814 Myrtle Are.---------- Phone 260-W DR. G. S. S E L M A N Phone 288. 07-3tp with you. Practice limited to Terms like rent to responsible peo­ FOR RENT— Welnka apartments, 1st S A N F O R D M A C H IN E Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat street, 2 room apartment, overlook­ ple, with only sufficient payment up­ Eyes Examined, (Hasses Fitted ing tho lake, large rooms, 2 beds. Pri­ on acceptance to guarantee carrying COM PANY Mcisch Building vate hath. Kitchennette, stove anil out purchase agreement. General Machine and Boiler ice box. $15,110 until October 1st. Give address nnd phono numlier for Works interview,' Will he aide to start build­ Designed G4-5tc Mym Examined Cylinder Grinding BUNGALOWS, railages nnd apart­ ing immediately. Henry McLaulin, Jr., * Automobile Rcputm r ments for the summer season at Address Post UlTVe Box 1041, NanAcetylene Welding O p t D. Daytona llcaeh. Reasonable rates. ford, Florida. tfc Will furnish photos nnd full informa­ Phone 62— Sanford, Floridn Optician-Optometrist . Tbs Herald fur first clans job work. 211 B u t P in t Strut Sanford, Fla. tion upon request.—‘ Hailey A Haw­ kins, Daytona Meath, Fla. G-31-lmo-c IV. H. Leak J. H. Colclough 4 NEEDED ORGANIZATION. FOR RENT— Seven room house .at Leak & Colclough 1010 French Ave.—Jno. D. Jinkins. INSURANCE A fter many years of wishing and 07-Stp Fire— Life— Auto waiting Winter Park has at last wit­ FOR SALE OK RENT—Completely No. 3 First Nnt’l Dank Dldg. Annex nessed the launching of un enterprise Daytona Beach, Fla. * furnished <5 room house, 1*01 Laurel SANFORD FLORIDA which should add more, to the mate­ Ave., conjee lot, brick street. DesirComfortable, Airy Booms rial prosperity of the city than nny nhio location. All modern conven­ NOTICE TO KEOI MENTAL BAND. Open the Year Around iences.—C, C. Cobb, Winter Park, Fla. other single organization, the hanks Reasonable Kales. 0T-7Ul-p; W -ltp excepted, Headquarters Band Section SerivSpecial rates to parties. With th? organization of the Win­ icr, Co. 154th, Infantry, Sanford, Fla. FOR R EN T—Cottage^ N^T J. MulTOn Main Street, near Ocean ter Park Investment Company, n June 14lh, 1023. son, C01 Palmetto Ave. . HC-lOtp C. M. CUSTER, Prop. Ill'llN h s"F U K RENT, clone in. Sen mortgage nnd loan enterprise, thou­ Orders No. 4. sands of dulinrn will In' available for 1. Monday night each week 7:45 liS-Gtc J. D. Hood, building purposes at reasonable rules !>■ m. la hereby designated regular ru n u ...• i y\! Ctm oNADO BEACll tif intercut nnd should he instrument­ drill nigt for this organization. —0 room cottage, very desirable, 2 al in facilitating the growth of Win­ 2. All members of this organiza­ bedrooms and bath. Furnished, ter Park and relieving the lack of tion be present at all fromntions, $150.00 r.ruuin. Ncar^ ocean.—Mrs. accommodations which has handi­ U. Any violation o f this order will Harry II. Sams, Box 343, New Smyr­ capped her for many years, be dealt with accordingly. Get A n Abstract Before na, Fla. " ,fe0-12tc Dfttens of individuals who have RALPH STEVENS, Buying: Property FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart­ longed to own a home o f their own Maj. M. C. F. N. G. Admin, and ment, Herald building, $25.00 per but have found it impossible to sc-( I’rop. Officer. 00-31 p month.— D. W. Herndon. 05-Ctc cure the necessary funds will fipd in Et A . D O U G LA SS. Pres. FINK BUILDING lots, orange groves, AVOID THESE HYMTOMH this new enterprise) the moans of GREYSTONE HOTEL SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. "I was weak and nervous, had headaches all the time, and my back hurt so bad 1 could hardly sttfp," writes Frank Richardson, Perry, Geornia. “ Tried Foley Kidney Pills and got relief." Backache, rheumaflb rains, tired feeling, dull headache, too frequent urination, discolored or strong odor are symptoms of Kidney and Bladder disorders and demand propipt treatment. Foley Kidney Fills give quick relief^ Refuse sub­ stitutes. Insist upon,Foley's. Sold everywhere.—Ad v. raw lands, farms, homes, etc. You consummating tltcir desires and build* can live In » pleasant, healthy village Ing should take on renewed activity and do business in Sanford If you like. within the next few months. Sam Baumel says that it pays to *<1 —See B. T. T|ller, Paola, Fin., 65-fitc There' Is no doubt but whst the vcrtlse for he advertised a little dress FOR REOT—A'pnHracnl, '2~connec£ mortgage end loan associations have special on Friday In thtr Herald and Ing rooms, private both. Furnished played an enormous part in the de­ he said that they sold the entire stock 00-0tp velopment ot Florida and Winter on display all but about three or four room. 411'Park Ave. dresses, showing that Herald ads FDR K ^ T - r F lv e room bungalow nt Perk la fortunate In having an or­ bring results, and such Is the case for 'com er 11th street nnd Onk*Avenue. ganisation with men of ability at the 00-fitp helm, whose Interest In Winter Park If ever you want to sell, buy or trad* Sm Mrs, Julius Takach. la unquestioned and whose progresssomething you will find that the eas­ HOUSES'FOB"RENT—E. F. Lane. iest and the surest nnd quickest way 0»-2tp Ivents* U unlimited.—Winter Park to do so will be to call the1 Herald of­ FofcjtfeW T—6"n. nlc’s'Ik V g T - r a -Herald. fice and give them an ad. You will room, 113 East 6tb Street. 89-3tp la Ik* Clrealt ( ‘earl ml SrMlaeie surely ge$ results. Sam says that he C n s lr. KlarMi. FOR RENT—Two large cool rooms, has specials going on nil the week NOTICH OS' MSSTHH’I S4I.IL * furnished. Price $25.00. Apply 014 Juste AHamilton, Vumplaliuiul. st his store end if you went to get In ; , ,» 09-»t|f John Wilson llsrluw. Defendant. on the many true bargain values that W. Second Bi.’ Katie* Is k*r#l>x slv*n lliei tbs ushe in offering rend the Herald nnd FOR RENT1—Ikurnished room end d rn lsM il os H|m*cIs I Master, under kltshi'nctte, 710-Wg$t First, streftt. and liy virtue e tte v H i r r u i s ifur* g r e * at ma Mdecree of* then watch his window display. 110 LITTLE BITS OF TALK ARMY SAODLES— Brand new U. 8 . Army, McClellan $6 .20 ; also used, btt In good condition—not n break— *5.10. Will ship C. O. D. nnd nllow tMwInnUoo.—W. W. WILLIAMS, hn* the good*. MUITMAN, OA. *■ • A*.* closure la 69-3tp dated the / . w : ; ' j s ’T&raa iltirlttK I In* IrK itl Iln u r * o f snlo on th e Sml d a y o f J u ly . I - -t. nl th e f r o n t d o o r o f lht> c o u rt house III S a n fo rd , H rn itnolo t 'o u m y , F lo r id a , oiTcr f o r *o lc m o l noil to th e h lu tip a i M ild e r Tor t i t 'll th e fo llo w In n tlm c rtln 'il p ro p e rty , k I i u i i I o In p u t c ity o f H a n fo rd , F lo r Itla , t o - w i t : lo 'tn N in e (!>) m ill T e n ( l a ) o f W o rk 3 o f T ie r S. u f th e l* lt y o f K m ifo rtl. F lo r id a . * K U R D It. W II.S O N . H|>cclal ,M ;t'te r. i ! - t - l I - IX - IS c In t ' l r r u l l C tin r l, T lh J h i H p I s I C l r r u l l , M rm ln tilp C tiM n l). F lttr lils . O v e rs tre e t T u r iit 'iiiln o i.'o m im n y , vs. L u c y C. O lh 'o r i. K l I R f l i * lln r r lit . It n u ttnh l l n r r l ' , Jrsstt H a r r is , nnd n il p ersona l o t . - r c 'l t d l n * t h r p ro p e rty in v o lv e d In th is s u it a n d lielow- dos e rlh rd , i*t n l. T o l lie d i'fe n d n iils K m ti’ iie H a r r is . H a un nh H a r r is and Jesse H a r r is , and a lt p ris o n s tut crest n l In th e p ro p e rty In v o lv e d In th is s u it a ltim lc In fte m lnole ('u t ility . F lo r id a . d es e rth e d ns SF.‘ , o f M W l , , Hi e. S3. T p 30 H„ It, 3!i K.. nnd th e o f N I V 1, a n d H ie N W » , o f M i l , . Her. J. T p . 31 H , It. IS K. I l Is h e re b y o rd e re d (h u t y o u and each o f ) nil do a p p e a r In th e h ill o f c o m p la in t h e re in |llr» l. on J h S itth day o f A u m i 't . A. I >. 1033. Jt Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t th is o rd e r o f p u h tlr n tlo n ho p u h lls h e il iitir v n | w e e k fo r e lp lit e o n s e e u llv i' w e e k s In th e H a n fo rd H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p i|h - • llahc-d In H a n fo rd . Hr m l rode C o u n ty , F lo rid a W it ness m y h an d and I lie seal o f I he said r i r r i i l t F o il I t a t H a n fo rd , F lo rid a , th is 1st d ay o f J u n e , A, IV 1933 . It. A I'O F H I.A H H . F le r k i ’ Ir e n It F o u r ), H r m lllo lr F u tility , F lo r id a . Ill V. i: In l l ’lil.A H H . H F. II I-1 1 - lx -3 1 - 7 - 3 -V- III-3 3 -3 0 -W te In r i r r i i l t I im r f. 7 lh J m llr ln l ( 'I r r u l l * • ir iiilt iu lr CwHMtr* Pl«*riili*s j O v ifA i r e f t T u r p t'iit Itio (*t>m|u»uy, V M. L h p v ** S lie u K. lllhftD f!. W II* Iliiiti lit*nN*»ti. 1‘a m i liit 11*■11 it1111 , y re tl ' ‘ “ If . Ilr s h lr Mtmt'P, M illin ', A unit* I ’l iH itir , I'r U c lM ti A ll* n. F r a n k A IL * ii. Ik in a | \ l l a r r ln , I* aim a U ila rr lw , F r n l li«-nwnii, I l n i t i * I («• nni»ti. I-JMi r a J nil i nit m . H it w a u l J iiliiip n ii, A iik m n U im H n irrn tn , H u ra (Ira fT a tn , J’ l'a rli'H Ifiir rlN , J u lia lla t i i H . r l al. T it Hu* i l i f Fhiiri 111 H I a iry ! \ i till Ann, S l l t i i F UUim tti. W illia m llfiiH n n . P fu iiH Ia It* ii*tini, Fr«*il r*t|»*. u , * h \ v llftfin*. **j ,'nii'i ( ■filtnrri*. A iiiiIp f'rft^lnr, l*i In r llla A l i m . F r a n k A lh n . I»ana F. Harris. Kmma II. Harris. Frcil Henson. D r ...... R ensnn. L a u r a J oh uso n, H o w a rd Juhnsoit. A u u u s lu s t ir a f f a m . D o rn m a r r a m . F h n r le * H a r r is , J u lia H a r r is ; Y o u a re h e re b y re u u lre d to a p p e a r to th e h ill o f c o m p la in t tile d In th e ab o v e m i l l led cause, on M o n d a y , J u ly 3, 1933. It Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t th is o rd e r he p u h lls h e il n n r s n w e e k f o r fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s lit th e H a n fo rd 11i-rulit .a new s p a p e r .p u b lis h e d a t H a n lo r d In said S e m in o le F o u n ly . W itn e s s my h a n d a n d th e s e a l o f th e said F lr e u lt F o u r! n t H a n fo rd . F lo r id a , t ill i 1st d a y o f J u n e , A. H. 1933 . K. A. I M It ’llL A H H . F le r k F lr i 'l l l t F o u r t . He m l n o le F o u n tv , F lo r id a V . K. t l li m i l .A S H . l». F. A F I VE D O L L A R B IL L Takes an Electric Fan 15' i Reduction In I’ riccs of P E N N S Y L V A N IA VACU U M CU P T IR E S A N D TUBES F. P. R1NES 105 Palmetto Ate.--------Phone 481-J The Herald deliv^reU six time* a week for 15c. lOur S ervice! Extends to Orlmulu mid Dnytoim tut well ns tho hundreds of bottles wo put out in Sanford every day E L D E R S P R IN G S W A T E R on ufcounl of its purity is fast becoming tin? drinking water for Central Florida, it is also recommended fyr use in bat­ teries. If you are not drinking Elder Springs Water now— give it a trial. P H O N E 311— W E ’L L D E L IV E R 5 S i Elder Springs Water Company [ . . . » ................................. t|tl*M'tl I||||»» I ............... . . . . . .V , . . . . . . n i - n > n . i - Things W e H ave A lw a ys Know n The recent business condition has brought inquire where it came from in the first to the forefront o f thought 'many funda­ place, and how il might be restored. mental considerations that have always We nlwaya kne\y— everybody knew— been known hut have been damned with Unit desire for things made a demand for faint praise. them in the market. Human nature in the mass is very much like humnn nature in the individual. One of its dominant characteristics has been summed up in tho observation, "Y'ou nev­ er niiss the water till tho well runs dry." We never appreciate fundamental things until we have occasion to do without them. That people desired tilings we accepted as an elemental fact. Hul when wo discovered that tlcHire fluc­ tuated we began to appreciate Unit desire, as we know it, is it thing created by the art o f man. Tl is n highly s|iecializcd form of an elemental need— just ns a Louis X V I chair Is made out o f a tree. * Thin observation has a special applica­ tion to the dt maud o f the public for the products o f industry. While tho demand This discovery let? to another equally important discovery that the m ‘ans o f re­ was at high tide and everybody wus busy fining and specializing that dc.iirc was ad- 1 trying to supply that demand at a profit vertlsing. no ono, seemingly, gave u tho’t to where been accomplished by modern advi rtising the demand came from, how long il might now stands o\lt in bold relief. last, or what would happen If it should the moans by which the refiucmouLa fail. civilization have been made known ■* We merely assumed the permanent The gigantic work that has * 4 *» It has been . . . of and existence o f tho demand. Just as we as­ made desirable, and this desire has been sume the presence ^ f w at?^ air and fire. made into demand. It ** a simple fact But a day came when demand began to that a million profitable forms o f indus­ subside, and in many industries It came al­ trial activity owe their very existence to most to a full stop. the fact that And then we missed Advertising upheld the it, and realized, as never bciorc, what an standards o f living which in turn provided important thing it was. tho demand for their products. * And wo began to (Published by the Sanford Herald ip co-operation with The . \ ■ ■■ I S I I I R in iS I I Q H D H n B I B I I I B I B S B S I I I I I I I I R I I R I I I N I K I K I . Ycrtiaing Agcnclea) . � 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 18, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fa3ba2ce39fe9029db00ca39090de810.pdf 0d56b242837ae2f674828e59a6ae8ebc PDF Text Text * mmm. m ' I Ms • ■ ; * -...••• >*iri*w««r • v-A I ty* . u l tv Wi }»Jll IN THE HEART OF IV. ANI W S18 9DIRE! SKI! ISINESS PRISONER HAS RECORD business FOR ESCAPES D IR E C T O R S w i l l e l e c t o f ­ F IC E R S T O H O L D U N T IL MEETING ’ R E G tJL,AR i m ean And Are Proceeding Along The Linen of Men Determined to COMMISSIONER McRAE RAYS !IB WILL NOT STAY Moke a Big Succchh The organization meeting of the Florida Vegetable Corpora­ tion wan held' a t the court house last night ond a large crowd of the members present. The meet­ ing \ya* called to. take ih new member* and to elect a board of director*, Hear the readiug of the by'-la^H and other work of the organisation commi committee. The meeting was devoid of spccche* or any unnecessary waste of tlmo as ail the men as­ sembled know ju st what they wanted and knew why they were there and the meeting was shorn of much of the verbiage of for­ mer meeting* when the m atter of organising * the association was up for discussion. It was an earnest getting together of the growers of this section with the avowed purpose of perfecting the Florida Vegetable Corpora­ tion—an organisation of the gjpowers and for the growers. G. L. Bledsoe, acting as chair­ man, called for the election of a chairman for the meeting and W. L. Henley was chosen and called the meeting to order statihg its objoct. E. T. Frasier was secretary and in his place ready u s-* * * l’UT 's ? ’ T T l» »» A Am h m m UIN Ii I H P m * l TALLAHASSEE, June 10.—Corn­ mixsiunor of Agriculture McRae today took cognisance of published report tra t Moxely Purvis, who camped from the state road camp near Cocoa June J2th, had nerved two yearn over hie original five yenr term. Had the prisoner "stayed put" according to ^records made available by the com­ missioner he would have nerved his term long ago but an a m atter of fact he hail punctuated hln ncrvicc with cncapes and nentcncen to other penal institution!* from one of which he also escaped S t Louis Couple Murdered, Looks Like Work of Maniac Cousin is Arredted and Tries to Commil Suicide in Jail (D r The A h m m I i I M Preaa) HT. LOUIS, June 10.—Sold Alltwny,:i(), proprietor of n confectionary store and hix wife Helen, 20, were found shot to death In their home here this rooming. Police ascribed the double killing to tho work a fia man­ iac. Haromiq Shnne. 25, cousin to Allitway an da roomer a t hia home, wax arrexted ■In connection with the killing.* tShane, who waa a clerk in a confectionary 'attempted suicide by butting hix head against the Iron bare of hix cell at police headquarters. When police arrived at the home Shane's clothing were stained with blow! nnd two pistols with cartridges discharged were found. There were ten bullet wounds in Allaway’s body nnd five In the body of his wife. The bodies wrre found in the bed room, the couple apparently having been slain while asleep. a ENDEAVORITES . j ; . , . VISIT H AVANA TO On Lot Just South o f The NgvTWflahe T h e a tr e W ill Have Three Store Rooms About twelve yearn ago the editor warehouses and factory buildings erected in Sanford bo la building a of the Herald predicted that Magnolia fine hew hdme and now having pur­ avenue would be a bunlncns ntreet chased the Snow property south of tho from Firnt to Third ntreein o^d our Milane Theatre ho has torn'dow n the prediction is about to be fulfilled. frnmo building and will erect three With thn Herald and J. L. Miller up-to-data store rooms on tho proper­ building flrat, the T. J . Miller build­ ty The well known architect, Elton J. ing next, annex to the Seminole Bank Moughlon,has drawn the plana nnd and Merriwethcr blocks, the Wight they are out for bids now nnd nn soon Bros, garage, the new Milane Theatre as the bids' are tnbulsted nnd the for­ nnd now a now three atofe room build­ ing for G. D. Bishop south of the the­ tunate’ contractor gets tho contract atre the business is almost to Third the work will s ta rt at once. This new street and in a few years it will be store building will add another link to th at great chain of «levelopmcnt there and probably beyond. nnd Improvement that is taking place G. D. Bishop is-one of the town^ builders and aside from several brick' in BanfartLii . i . ....................... — ■ <*:■ WORKMAN’S COMPENSATION . > WILL BE STUDIED OUT AND REPORT MADE TO SENATE By Senators Stokes, Phillips and Calkins to the 1925 Session ill, Tfcr AM«l»lf< **r»aal Senator Stokes’ resolution follows: TALLAHASSEE, June 16.—Tho Whereas, There hnx been presented need and feasibility of a worklngmcn'i compensation act.in this state to the legislature'of Florida nt several Villi be studied by Senators J. I’. sessions of tho legislature past whnt Stokes, W. W. Phillips and James E. was ’commonly known as the "Work­ Calkins, nnd a rc|>ort made to the ingmen's Compensation Act," ami, Whereas, It Is necessary before the 1025 session of the senate, under the terms of a resolution adopted by the rnnetment of such legislation that In­ senate during the Inst days of It* re­ formation be obtained where the in­ cent session. The resolution was in­ terests of employers and employees troduced by Mr. Stokes nnd followed ecn both be conserved, nnd Whereas, There Is apparent neces­ the failure of a workingmen's com­ pensation measure to get favorable sity for such legislation in this state. Therefore Be It Resolved by the action a t that sessiou. • It has bobbed up in some form or another for tho Senate of the State of Florida, th at a post several sessions.. Treasurer J. C. committee of threo senators who will Luning advocated the need of such be members of the next senate, bo ap­ legislation in his biennial report nnd pointed by the president to make such tho measure presented at the recent investigation ns will enable them to session had his endorsement If not ac­ report to the n«xl legislature their tually prepared by him. It was vot* recommendation in a draft of a bill J in accordance with this resolution. p j down, however, in the house. RUNNING FIGHT NEAR SHORE Delegate* to Florida Conference Are Carets at Hotel lloyal Tain The Florida State • Contention of the Christian Endeavor Union was held a t Miami from the 8ih to tho llf h closing Monday. About one thousand delegates were in attendance and in every way the convention.was a huge success. Tampa wan chosen as the next point of meeting. A number of delegates, headed by Miss Lucy Belie Bailey, vlco-presldcnt of tho State Union, nrc taking in a side trip to Havana and arrived yes­ terday on the S. S. Governor Cobb. They are making their headquarters nt the H op! Royal Palm and will re ­ main until Saturday when they lepvo for Key "West on the steam er Cuba. The Royal Palm, has arranged a ser­ ies of sight-seeing trips .that will take place In all points of interest in and around Havana. Miss Railey gave a dinner party Inst night nt the Royal Palm. A flash light picture was taken of her table, which Included the following promin­ ent Christian Endenvoritcs: Miss Julin Rcasoncr, Onecn, Florida} Miss Josephine Pierce, Tallabast, Florida; Mrs. Swain and Miss Martin Swain, Miami; Mrs. Grace K. Liggett, St. Cloud. Fla.; Mrs. H. F. Smith, Day­ tona, Fla.; Miss M argaret Engle, Lake City, Fla.; R, D. Tillson, Onoca, Fla.; Frank Pierce, T allabat.JFIa.; Victor M. Green,'Sanford, Fla.; Thoo. Runge, Sauford, Fla.; Cecil Thompson, Gain esville, Fla., and George Thacker, Sar­ asota, Fla.—Havana News. RUM RUNNERS AND GO FIREMEN DIE ERNMENT BOATS HAVE REGULAR BATTLE IN BIG FIRE OF BURNING OIL SMUGGLERSFSCAP v PITTSBURGH HAS BIG KIRK AND SEVERAL DEATHS RESULT i n , T k e Associate# rrcsal PITTSBURGH, Juno 16,—A score of city fisemen were trapped nt the Atlantic Refining Company storage yards when a big all tank burning since yexterdny collapsed this a fte r­ noon. Twd explosions following the collapse of the tank showered flam ­ ing oil over an area of two xqunfo* All the nmhulnnccs In the city were summoned to tho scyie. Persons watching tho progress of the fire were burned when they were enught under a ' shower of oil. Tho firemen who were trapped were nt work in the storage ynrds near the tank. Seaboard Air Line Making Improvements Is Extending President Will Not Pa** Liqti ■ Question to Congress to Decide • . ATLANTIC CITY, June 16. A running fight in which *cvi ul volleys of shots wero exchar etl occurred early today betwl! rum runners and governmi boats. Man? bullet* whiatl over the board walk driving t night owls to cover. Shortly 1 fore midnight two governmr boat* from Harncgat, patrplli tho inlet waters sightod sovc runners about two hundred a eighty feet from shore attem ing to make a landing. The gt ernment craft calling on t smugglers to stop, nttemptod surround them. The runro escaped in a fog after putti on full speed and sweeping in close to shore they almost t6u< ed bottom, then dashing in s gle file out to sea. Both »if exchanged qfrots freely. WASHINGTON, June 16 Speculation as to the possibil th at a special session of congr might 1m* called to deal with 1 I Mr T h e A s s s c I s I r S ■•rcssl ship liquor situutiorf through WASHINGTON, June 10— To help Third l)e*th In Connection With the finance the government loan recently amendment to the Volstead tvua set at rest definitely y Death of Marshal extended to it the Sonlmard Air Line terday ut the White Houao. proposed to the Interstate Oommereo was said th at President Hard i n , n » s iM fta w i rrsss» MIAMI, June 10.—Tho body of a Commission an Issuo of thra million hud no auch plait in mind. negro believed to he Roy Gaines, su*- dollars In four pur cent refunding • Tho White Houao apokean petted of being Involved In tho slay­ gold tporlgaga bonds of one of its did not indlcato whether t ing yesterday of Morshsl Charles subsidiary companies, the Florida also applied to the question t Bryant nt Ifomcstead, was found this Central and Peninsula. In addition it a special session of tho sen morning a half nillo south of Home­ asked the commission to approve fur­ might Ikj found advisable sho stead within twenty-five feet of tho ther issue of six hundred and forty- the State Department's effc highway. It was covered with gun­ six thousand fivo hundred dollars in to negotiate treaties dealing a similar securities of Florida Central shot wounds anil partially hidden In « . . . . . . . . . , , . ultuncously with tho ship Uq hole. This Is the third death In slay- w,^ h1w“ l ov,du^ ‘nvealment by tho question and rum smuggling i Ing another negro Williams Simmons road In nuw equipment. vent ion prove successful. Th having been shot to death by a posse waa nothing to indicate, h' FOR within nn hour a fter tho marshal was NEW TREATMENT CANCER UNDER TEST ever, th at administration of killed. . inis are attempting os yet to 1 mulnte plan* based upon the NEW YORK. Juno 10.—A woman MIAMI, Juno 16.—-Town Marshal sumption that the American Charles R. Bryant of Homestead, was rancor patient ut llclluvuo Imspitnl, ciprocnl treaty proposal will shot to death yesterday afternoon In whoso identity is being kept secret, accepted abroad. . n poolroom In tho negro q u a rta n of has undergonu 6(1 hours of constant Negotiation* nro still in Homestead when hu attem pted tu exposure under 260,000 volt* of Xfirst stuges without any ind make a liquor raid single handed. rays. Although surgeons havu. not (ion whntevor of an official In Order That Treasury Department Will Know Thirty announce}! the result of theoperatfon, minute* later a negro known semi-official character hav Finances as "Gray Kyea" Simmons, his slayer, they assert it was successful in that been received so far a* known was bound to n ^reo by n crowd of tho pstlent suffered no hum s und tho government as to tho pi |l l |r t'fcr Asa a rts I r« P r r —> ' „ . . . . . . . . . men nnd riddled with hulluts. won able to cut and sleep throughout uble attitudu of the m arit WASHINGTON, June 16.—Secretary Mellon hmi virtually Bryant and his 14-ycar-old son the treatm ent. completed hin plan* today to leave the latter part of next week for drove up to the poolroom In an auto­ Dr. I. Both Hirsh, hesd of the X-ray powers on tho treaty proposi It Is made evident in uffi a vacation trip to Europe. He expect* to bo away six weeks or mobile about 2 o'clock. Bryant went Ishoratory a t Bellavuo and post two month*. While tho trip will be for the purport* of recreation inside and mounted the stairs to the graduate hospitals, js lu charge »l circles th at it would cause Mellon hu* told-friend* he oxpeet* to make a peraonal Study' of second floor. According to Informa­ tha ojieratlnu. It marks the test of surprise should the conve European economic condition* so the treasury will be in n better tion furnished by other negroes, he a new m ethod,-whkh ho said, gave lio n s now in progress conti some time. There, ure m position to frame it* policies during the remainder of hi* turm of was rout by. a fusillade of bu the rays a radiation which would kill office. It iH *aid he will hold conference* with European Btato*- rom a revolver wlehled by Simmons. tho cancerous cells nnd leave tho points of view involved bou to tho international statutes mon and financier* in order to obtain a better understanding of A few minutes lste r B ryant’* boy healthy one* unbanned. what foreign powers yet to negotiate the dobt funding agree­ who had driven away, returned nnd The usual maximum X-rays to ships within*any territorial ment* with the United State* can do in the wo yof paymepta when wont up stairs after hia father. He which a pa lout has been eX|M»ted isdictlon and a* to the fea»lbi of granting n limited right they gak for funding arrangement* on war timo debt*. found the ploco deserted and his heretofore were of only 160,000 volts reo 1 search beyond tbo three father's body on tho floor. and tho maximum time usually 100 limit, Tho decision up to Simmons escaped from the place by in In u ten. Young Man and Wom­ Joe Licata Arrested (Kiint is understood not to I Jumping Into an automobile truck brought out many of these i For Bringing Aliens an Have Good Chance parked In tha street and fled. The LKEHUUUG CITRUS GROWER ‘ ters except w* the American > Into State o f Florida crowd, which had hastily gathered in KILLED RY TRACTOR point has been made known at College Education the business section of the city uthen UURIKD HERE TODAY resenting the treaty propa WELL KNOWN TAMPA MAN news of the murder’ won carried there he whole uqeaUon of do P r n Scholarship Will Re Glv#n By UNDER BOND BEFORE by another excited nogro. gave chase . W. II. Holland,' a prominent rUrux Body o f N egro Found in Bushes Had Been Killed Florida Central and Peninsular Needs Repair* tlve by-laws of the corporation and announced th at it waB for the benefit of the members pres­ ent as they would have to bo adopted only after the *e*retary 1 d the u orof the state’ had granted gnnization permission to incor­ porate. .’ • A committee to retiro and nominate the board of directors was called and the following com­ mittee was selected: J. W. Corley, D. P. Drummond and 1L H. Chappell. The com­ mittee conferred together and brought In tho nnmes of the fol­ CATTLE DIPPING FILM WINS FIUBNDB FOR lowing for directors to serve un­ TICK ERADICATION til tho first annual meeting of the stockholders in August: L. A. Brumley, Q. L. Bledsoe, Joe WASHINGTON, June 16.—“ MolCameron, John* Meisch, Frank lie of Pine Grove Vat," is winning Mcisch, G. F. 8mlth and R. B. unexpected victories for the Depart­ Chapman. Chairman Corloy, of ment of Agriculture, by dispelling the nomination committee, stat*1opposition to the dipping of entile for etl th a t1bia'committee thought the eradication of the cattle tick. The these gentlemen would be good educational him of that tIUe now leaders to sta rt off the organisa­ touring the south on a motor truck tion, especially alncc they had and exhibiting in sections where a been on the organisation com­ motion picture hns never been #ean mittee ond had the work well in before ha» not triumphed. however, without threats of the same f*tc as hand. . The board of directors were accorded tfio dipping vats in some elected unanimously by a rising localities. ,. , U vote and with much applause at­ E. F. Pickering, tick crodkatloh testing to the fact that this agent of the Department uf Agricul­ board of directors were popular ture, la charge of the motion picture with th e stockholders. ‘ truck, reports th at In one arctlon Chairman Henley then called where threats were made to "blow the attention-of the meeting up the dimned tick wagon," the op­ th at the petitions were on the position, mainly a crowd of bullies tit,a* th a t would m ake it coi tabic for the signature* of those nrvl local bad men melted as the story Bach CoaH|)r and captured the slayer several miles (row er of the Lweburg svctlon was COMMISSIONER. (hut the rig h t of search of who had not Signed up and now unfolded on the screen. Tho leader, down the road. He W»* brought back killed Thursday afternoon by a trac­ poHctl should n o t Imj in an y e> th at they know who were their instead of carrying out the threat, , " ( k f T*» AMMjsirt •**»••* . , and lynched within fifty feet of the tor (Mr Th* AMMUlrt P w m ) was drivlnji falling over on goncy employed aa an extar directors they could be assured the agent said, came forward a t tho TAMPA, Juno 18.—Joe Licata of accno of the murder. Before hia death TALLAHASSEE, Juno l?. of th e. organisation being dose of the picture, shook hands Ybor city la under »2,600 bond for ho declared th f t he had been employ­ him and crushing him to death while t.f te rrito ria l ju risd ictio n he: strong one and many from the with him and congratulated hjm on young woman and a young *un-fn»ra Commissioners)!rdl BIIR B1IRDLTH ed by * white man for whom he sold h« was a t the wheel. Mr. •Holland th re e miles la atlU to be th i each county In the otato.will haw a •ppearanro on June 20 before United moonshine, to shoot Bryant, who had was well known hero and a few days ed out. audience signed up for. *toc«. th cwork. So in other • ago had been in Hanford to purchase It is understood that the The petitions will be opon all "Mollie of Pine Grove Vt" hai made chance to get a free scholarship to States Commissioner | *' 'to.'SnvCone l»een active against bootlegger*. a car from tho Seminole-Overland Deportment suggestions next week and Secretary Frajtter friends for tho vaL tbo. Teachers' College of the Univer­ awer to charge of conspiracy in con In response fo a telephone call Company and make1 other purchases favored a rather simula tor sity of Florida or the « tate College neellon wit hetfompt to smuggle 41 or any trf the directors will take which said further race trouble wan the signatures-of all who Intend Tho Dally Harold, 16c per wqok., for Women, under the forms of a 1D2S aliens Into country near Tarpon feared, Sheriff Allen and several dep­ here. Ills funeral will occur .this a f­ declaration upon e a c h . o f legislative enactment. The scholar­ ternoon from th* Catholic church a t point* in tho to become stockholders and Springs May 2P. Immigration In- uties and Chief of Police Q uigf of MImembers of the new.association. table C orporation will proceed to ship# wlU be awarded to tbooe who apector Whalen swore out the w ar­ ami, rushed to Homestead in sntamo- three o'clock. Rev. F ather llcnntsay It remans to Intend to pursue teaching aa a pro­ A rising vote of-thanks was officiating and th q burUl will bo in any of the rant end had L k a U arreeted on In biles. They arrested a . white man, » ■« ion. .They will bo awarded upon would be satlaflea w ltn tendered Judge Gecfrge C. Her­ function. The directors are m en weU k compelitire formation from elfeno who >were tak­ J. F.. Anderson. He was brought back larkevlew cemetery. basis by the state s*pring, for his work in the commit­ k n o w n i n the community. T h t y m ethod, even If .thUX w ere Deceased leaves a wife and small Into cunfody by officials aw and lodged In the city jail. No form ­ tees for organisation And tnei have been here fo r m any yew * iriatendent of public butnictioa, act­ en boy to mourn hia loos and the eyraIwired to roach .ing a. __ 1___i l ___ UL the'eounty’s' brought here, psndlng disposition of al charge has been preferred against In conjunction with committee WM also lauded By » . qth..e grow growing pathy of a U rg t clrdo of frlnods g ra n tin g ing and th tir caw s a t Waahlngton. I t la al­ ■evcral who epoke of the HtfM engaged in the growing ** and school official*- .. Each scholarship * aide* for t V th* la IhU p art i»l FlPrWx la stha x t s & si in othe great fti .— of a grower's organization After m any'felicitationa and more signing for etock the meet| adjourned*? The director* KnM tRofwmeeting as soon I t o the. bity t e r n SECRETARY MELLON WILL LEAVE LAST OF NEXT WEEK FOR EUROPE TO STUDY EUROPEAN QUESTIONS Bryant lesree three children, oldest fourteen. HU wife died a arranged for sending aliens here. annually and may be renewed for four age sa d waa buried Monday. years a t th e pleasure ■*< the school I , ,r -- r ~ ~ The essential requirem ents ,be over 16 years of age. lfony a man aka* out a bare living la charg Th forth In th writing magazine fiction when he require the county In cd w ith be devoting W* U l«*t to oU to practical approved1m enu !*.-$•* •’ M.' • “t • ■ • ‘ wtU *111 hsvc s monetary value of 1200 leged that Licata went to , Cuba and w ork and they know w hat , they have before them and they can bwdepended upon to proceed to th e work like veteran* going into Uattlc .-aU p re p a re d With th e plana fo r th e coming ' to stabilize and upbuild “ “ ' Cham in their hour of sorrow. . .- :------- ----------If Judge Gary M right, and the world can't find anything beter than Idea Christianity, it aright be a to try > • . •* 11' . — --------------------------- <SI •rmlfl ' �dispensed throughout HW evening by Mini EllihbeUi Whitnar. ■ilia* Humph1win becomingly-attir­ ed h r a Kmart frock oftU irotta in the changeable shade* of green. ; . Those oiljoying th e Cordial hospi­ tality jbf M r.ond Mr*. Key wtrnrM b* Dorotihf , Humph, honore*, MIm £s Catherine Byrd, Eleanor Herring; Shepard, Karlta Lake, Fern Ward, AbMe* Dputlncy, • Marion . PhtHIpt, Flprenec lte t\rj, Martlja Fox, Mat'Hume, Eiiinbcth Whitnar, Maud )^ake, >fra. Donald Whitcomb, Messrs, Benjamin Whither, Randal! ChaML P M Ua'ke, James Sharon, Ball. Temple, W alter , CoflMlHe Holden, Bob Deane, G. W.' Spencer, N*d Chittertden, Griffin H erring, Mr, had Mra. Hawkins Conflelly, Df. and Bra. Ben Caswell, Jr., Akcl Mrs. E d . Betts, Mr. am!' Mra, Archie Betta, Mr. and Mra.. Raymond Phillips, Mr. and Mra. Dick Brown, M>. and Mrs. B. F. Whitncr, Mr.-and Mra. fi. j . Rumnh. Mrs. Forest U k o Waym-shore, Gn„ ore "the attjW tlv* house guests of the formor’a *i«tor, jfi%. Henry iHirdon a t her1 hofne on Palmetto. avenue. c ' • j V J lt.w r Mra. Ned Harrison leaves tomor­ Wednesday night nt her hom^ on Park row for Alabama, where she will avenue, complimenting Miss Dorothy spend the summer with her mother. Rumph and Benjamin Whitncr, Jr. Hoses were used in profusion in the Mrs. Mary Ntarling left yesterday various rooms. There wore nine tables of players fbr Chattanooga and Lafayette, Go., Where she will spend the summer and scores were kept on tallies rfpnu In I)rides und •glooms. When scores with her slatera. Were counted, Mrs. B. D. Caswell held Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dniger and high score among tho ladies and reG. Frederick Daigcr returned home Inst cclvod an Irridcscent bud vase. eienlng after spending Hie past week W. Spcncor made high score among tho men und wns given a cigarette at'T am pa and Clearwater. . holder. The honor guests wete pre­ , Mrs. John Ixonardi and the mem­ sented a framed motto. A fter tho awarding of prises a de­ bers of the G. K. S. who have been holding a house party' nt Daytona licious ice course was served. About forty guests were present to Reach for the past week returned enjoy the hospitality of this charming home yesterday afternoon. • hostess. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar motored D. A. It. to lakeland Hunday, Dr. Tolar re­ Flans for a splendid year’s work turned home, while Mrs. Tolar nrrtl Ralph spent tho week with her pa­ were laid out a t the call' meeting of the hourd of officers of the Bailie rents, Mr. and Mrs. McIntyre. Hurrlson Chapter yesterday a fte r­ Mr. and Mrs, Wldemnn Caldwell noon; at the home of the regent, Mra. and baby, and brother Ervin Sony, A. M. DaForrest. IjoouI chairmen and Mr. and Mra. J. U. laiwson and will bo oppointed by the regemt for Dorothea Iaiwson spent tho day yea: tho 1923-24. * All the newly elected officers proslerday at Daytona Bcuch. Silk Dresses consisting of Crept* de Chine, All Tyme Crepe nnd others. VuIuoh to $16.50, ut— high score, a hand-painted g la sf powder box, ‘Went }to Mias Abbia Douthteyi' while the men’s prise,\a framed mrftto1 wns awarded G. W. Spencer. The cm prise, a box of stationery was .won by Mr. Temple, Following the awarding of the mixes, Miss Rumph and Mr. W bltner Wera, asked to take the scats th at wore plnced under the arch, and were presented with a huge basket, brought In by Mr. Key, when openad it was found to hold everything needed for the kitchen. The shower coming as a complete surprise to th» honorees. . • Following the . shower, refresh^ monta Of pink and »Wte brfrk ^retom, cakes, huti and candy - w ire Mrved by the hoatess .assist?]) l>)r Mr"F. Wbltner, Mrs. Forest Iaikc, Misses Elisabeth W hitncr and Mauil. I«akg. LOT NO. 8 C«• ♦ • • I 1 * I I . . , . Frocks of Gingham, .Tissue nnd Voiles. Some slightly soiled or shop-worn. Valued to $8.%, at— V. ' $7.60, a t — One lot of Ikcnutiful Silk Ra»hnnnra Sklrtu, Knife Pleated and plain. .P re tty color*. Values to $14.50, at—- • Broken lots Hose, Black, While, Brown and Grey. $1.50 Values, at Crei* de Chine, Georgette, Silk Pongee and others. Any Waist or Qverblouse up to $7.95. ut— ‘ Ono apecinl lot of Streel, S|H>rt ami Rendvto-wenr Hats, odds und emit*. Values to' DON’T MISS THIS BI(J MONEY SAVING EVENT * "WIIRRR BTY I.K KKIGNH" ' t o > show ers. With with crates of celery' An improvised desk where one of the; boys presided. Part of tho.dialogue which took place Theodore Roberta i ' MayMcAvov And in,., the. what they anid about C r u L T when a alldk yoong mtn $400,000 diamond from rtg^TV Grumpy’, nose and then lrJ j steal Grumpy's pt,.tty granA!,J tor—watch Grumpy rem etT u Added Attraction— tit AgTcmonta. were made to deliver, L —* these consignment* to the nddroamssoa the crat#». X t tho bottom of the . crates, urns the gold to fill the golden SMART At pets a t the end of the rainbow, and it ^ was more than yellow gold for the ««-e*Jry lo pota contained lovely tokena Of love clever frock. and aincere friendship,' ' an ctiMie • casings at tin Misses D em erits Musson qhd Rosa- inat thewaia mond Radford added to the BVenlng’s are insem.1 ii pleasure with groups of homaroua and appropriate readings. * ' requires J U ' Delicious tefreahmenta w ith' favors <-L Dorothy Perkins roaca wereserved sirea, !6to2( by Mias H attie Estridge, Mra. Fariah, bust.’ Price, MtS. Harold Goodapedd and Mrs. Geo. ■ J Conrad Nagel f i l l e r : * “ Can you beat that, old m)tk 1 am gotn$,t 9,g et Jty|f>fe<l n i* t mtrath, and f would IIk3. to get enough o of this load to buy a rolling pin not) a lu-ooiA?" * j ’embertdn: "Congratulation*, j»ut f W at y o u ,'l ajn'-tjtcb# ihaVrifrd next • ; . j = International Newi No haul too sho*t, not great, for the QUICK TRANSFER to undeitake; know your wants, ami u e Bt rvlco. Phone 41)8. 95-Th Tlie Herald delKred »l« week for 15c. ---------- f h e bridea-to*ha were given large hotiquets of pfnk Radlaheo rpaea. 'Mist Chappell was a dainty figufo in u fif frock of pink crepe1de chine, while : .v a t Mias Gravra. wns attired in a lovely I N ja ^ costume of white. .Those nttru rtiv o ' . I Wo offer for S atu rd ay only, Home of the monl extrao rd in ary vnlucH ever Keen In Snnford. We hnve gone thro u g h our utock and have Helected oddn and endn In Silk and Cotton Frockn, M illinery, S k irls, W iiIhIh nnd OverbloUHCH, broken loU In Hose, nnd them* go on Kale jUHt for tom orrow only. T he priccH we hnve m urked them arc unheard of, b u t wc are anxious to close out these odds nnd ends th erefo re these rem arkable values: . William Da Mllle’, dramatic C e«.T nil. For Florida: Fair tonight; ftl Saturday local ; thuhder- Fox. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■uaa■■■■■■■■ )ri ■t < • r t • 111 ‘ i<r > i . . LO T NO. 1 ------TONlGHt. •HI K POSTOFKICK 18 NEXT DOOR TO, UB . Following came the bride on Hi® arm of her father who gave her away. Tfie groom entered with Rev. Faul BOfhans. The bride wasVcharming in ' hei gown of white canton crcpc trimmer with embroidered pnssementre. Hei silk tulle veil was fastened by a bin dtfau of orange blossom* She car­ ried a bouquet of bride's roses, show­ ered with valley lllllca.. ,, Mra. Kent's gown wn* of crepe de ehlne-lxlmmed with silk fringe nnd cord, She carried an urmful of Rndlanc* roaea and smilax. Mra. Jamea Muughton’s gown was of white striped georgette,* with n corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. H erbert Russell wore her wed­ ding gown of f*nton crepe with drnporiea of Spanish lace. »In the living, room nnd dining room large standards of bamboo, palms and ferns were placed intertwined with bougnnvlllea, glabra sonderiana nnd la g e r stromias. Also Inrge vases hold­ ing quantitlea of pink radiance ros«s and carnation#.)The hall nnd verandaa w rre lovely In their arruy of ttaisies and asparagus ferns. .’ An Informal reception wns held a f­ ter the ceremony. The serving wns done by thrwo dear little girls, who Ware pupils of Miss Moughton a, Bil­ lie Wight, Camilla Dens nnd Juanita Hmith. * Mis" Moughton is u graduate of Sanford High School and the Florida State College for Women at Tullahassee nnd was one of the most M oved teachers In the primary schools here In Sanford. . . ,.* Mr. Chapman is a graduate, of the Agricultural Collage, of Manhattan, Kansas, and one of Sanford’s largest growers. r * A fter a short wwlding trip the bride nnd groom will l>e at home to their many frienda a t the corner of AVOID THEBE BYMTOMS "J was weak and nervourf, hnd headaches all the time, and my back liurt so bad I could hardly stoop," Writes Frank Richardson, Ferry, Geor­ gia. "Tried Foley Kidney Fills* and got relief.” Backache, rheumatic [bins, tired feeling, dull headache, too frequent urination, discolored or strong odor arc symptoms of Kidney nhd Bladder disorders und demand ompt treatm ent. Foley Kidney lls giye quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Bold everywhere.—Adv. , S RAINBOW SHOWER Misses France* ChappsU and Jessto Graves wer# the charntlng honorec* lit n rainbow ahower, given «»t the at­ tractive home of Mra. John Deen last evening, tho Daughters of Wesley be­ ing the hostesses. * The lower floor w u converted into an exquisite garden with ita decora­ tions of fiowyrs In all the rainbow husa. Baakats aAd vases of' dahllea, tosm , daisies ami other cut flower* bohrg #vsrywhore. A fter the bewildotment uf entering thia garden laden with aweet floral p*rfumc, one discov­ ered the real rainbow, brightly shinirg over , thf entrance doorv and a t either end, ware wonderful, large go!, den pota and throne chairs, for tha beautiful irhjes-to-b#. ; Tbs guests were glYon dainty cards, with a picture of real Sanford, "the City Substantial" celery, as decora-, lions.- ThX cards were a Rttle helper fo r Frances 'and Jcesie, Initialed, ‘•How to Keep a H eart." Many wlaa. nnd bright suggestions were recorded in these clover foldera. ‘ . Mr. Pm bortoft end Mr. Brown (the groms-io-tw), are both ungtgvd in the celery business, and celery took i prominent p art at th u party. Ten little farm er boya, M asters II. C. Me Mullen ’and Malcolm Phillips, will overalls arid"ItraW hats, s p f s s m d riw m f small farm wagons -UdM :• > -Il| *• . to enjoy the benefits derived through ownership of an OAK­ LAND cnr. I t’s Htrtridnfrd of gas consumption is far belev the average. I ts response to control nnd trying climbs ta astounding. IWill along low racing body lines, vet natty w to Its graceful style, the OAKLAND SIX combined po*tr, service, benuty nnd economy. Come In for a demonstra­ tion. • City mail delivery has been grant­ ed Fort Fierce by tho post office liophrtment, effective August 2. i :VT * Oak Ji venpe and Third Street PHONE 17- —J —- 4 sA . • a—. t .1 i'. -SA N FO R D , FLORIDA J, ■ ■■da* - r f n v '• ' 1. . ^ * V. 1 alized wonderful 1 I u3 F ir s t S t r e e t ' S E L L S IT mr '3 �ia Ur !»*)»■ ftrHt it t u n H I u ” ( m y r s m s? m T iT g i , MSI . *>••*#4-v***%****• *-**- **«•-*■*•r'**■,'*«*'• *** t* a rt irettlns bold Tn Victory lo tin north and they are hesitating in the 11)22 year book of nothing to get the money. Kidnap­ ____r itttf M m m t f l mont of agriculture should, therefore th* H m M OalMlnir, W» ping messengers, holding up paymas­ ' THAT# ENOUGVi-*»« W t V. gain more than their passing atWi*. •IU At. , M iln A , r u . ter#, taking money out of banks In TO H?AH AMY EXCUSES - ’• T0t| •tlon. The warning article, prepared daylight are a mere nothing to the WHAT VOULO HAPPtN IP ICAUOHT by the foreat service, asserts that a y o u n aH T iricv \A G A iri — r —------ — “ modern Josso Jam es lada and they are period of severe' timber shortage In WHEN W I T .C E T S H O r A tV U D lW te fc rD iu ito n u getting bolder and bolder.* OH y o o r V ^ im o t h a t w h e m ^ i . y a 1 h i . , ,i Q i ■ 1 . I this country is inevitable. I t can- not M R bV I . Hor.i,T_ it I n e a m v 1 T .dM ftliir'T rtw A w r otherwise, argues tho writer, since j. u i t t n n Mrs. Crokcr gained a verdict In her At HKKI..--- _ ___ O n r n l Mammsrr favor ychterday In Dublin and thia the United States linen nearly half B. HOLLY - A l T f r t l a l i l M a a a ir t P U A 5E P O p r ^ i ought to atop all th e 'ta lk about the the lumbor, more than half of the I OlOrtT5TAIT nn Wife of the Tam m any'loader wh! re­ i i m t u i i f R*tM ! • ( « KM paper and corresponding proportion* A n ltm tln cently died and left a bunch of money of wood In other' forms. Wc have to b l a ’new wifd. Regardless of the diminished by three-fifts.’ it Is assert­ • c _ ................ - . . . --------------fact that the family thinks Croker ed, oiir1original stand .of uncut tim­ » 5 * » i > n rt»lS» rriaa te A i w w , shtAA'd1liave left all the money to the ber. We have'^wo-flhnn left of the T ear. iM Ikl children Dick Crokcr owed something original patrimony, and wc expend D albm A la City by CmrrUr q e .W —li------------— -------------- IB Peat* to hia young urifo and he left ,her the Remainder remorselessly. The present rate of , consumption would T t« hi* IS. la I*-*.*# W aaUr H f f enough to keep her in comfort na ra ilrtlr ra rtra , Ita la a la Coaaty long ns ahe lived. ' give us perhaps a century'} supply; la-*abflah*« » » ftf rrU ay. A liar------------o----------ratra a u la kaatra am assllrathis, however, only if reproduction ye# yaar, always la a*raaa*. THE BAINS CAME. continued to replace the same num­ THB ASSOCIATED PBKM erate p art of tho destruction as nt la «*clual»ely ) T h a A aaocU tad l*raaa la We of Florida hare learned to love a n tttla d to il.# uaa fo r ra p tu b licatio n o t present; and if destruction (hrough ra d lta a ll naw_aM d b p aI te h a a ■ccre it d to is* o r forest fire nnd parasite should en­ n o t oithor th a rw ia ltrd In ‘ a e ro d........... - th la p ap e r the rainy 'season, the summer time. a n d ailao lso th a lo cal naw a ^ publlahad Instead of In the spring na in moat tirely cense, and If wc should sacri­ '"JRl’ rlg lita of ra-p u b llo a llo n o f apooial of the northern states, or In the win­ fice all reservations of forests now chaa h aara ra ln a r a *la« a la s raaanrad. Slapalctfa* • nniiA i.u n u ii.n iao . r h .a . h i ter, as in California, our rains como ouyimcnting the national and state in the warmth of the aummer, cool­ parks. Actually! of course, we can n tm u iln ing th catmoaphcrc, cleaning the trees SOCIATION not hojH! to prevent all future de­ ...y—. .— ■ . . . --------------------------- nnd shrubs, hardening the sand roads, struction by firo and tree disease. The <n<8?!B&k[> giving life to the citrus nnd wild Rhn*' amount of tim ber coming up from .trees' of the forcat. * From June 16th second growth will decrcnsc as less BEMINOLE IN THE LEGISLATURE S September wc can usually depend ami less fertile lands are cut. We _ upon rains every other day on the shall presedve, (f possible, n portion INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO^ average. The showers cbfno almost of the forest area for park purposes; A review of local legislation enact nnd of the remainder some will be ed a t the recent session of tho legis plwnys In the afternoon, seldom In too inaccessible to bring to market latum shows that Sanford and Semi the morning and evening.—The ■ * note* cotiiity W an exceptionally favor­ Florida Grower. save nt great cost. Instead of n cen­ --------------- o — ed by -the- passage of a number of tury, therefore, a generation or less TAXES BECOMING A BIG progressive measures all of which arc of . tho present eager consumption BURDEN now effective since receiving the gov­ .may practically put an end to our ernor's signature. nvaitahlo Umber supply. The diffi­ — i— ip, i. Taxes for improvements are nil culty wo have met within the past, Full credit ia due Hon. Forest Lake, ROGER W. BAUSON TELLS HOW TO GET SAFETY IN PLAC­ Seminole’s banker-legislator, whose right. We could not have the im­ four yenrs of trying to satisfy* the ING FUNDS .• ....... !>■■■•• Versatility and knowledge of legisla­ provement# without tho taxca but honing shortage has afflicted us In tive proceedings enabled him, with when the taxes become a burden on spite of a still fairly plentiful Im­ but one exception,- to secure tho pas­ many and especially on tho men who mediate supply of timber. The dif­ sage of bills endorsed by his constitu­ arc the lenst able to bear them, then SCHNKCTADY, N. Y.( Juno 10.— service* of man. By Its development ficulty of meeting n sim ilar need nt ency. Those bills effecting Hanford something should be done by tljo gov­ Recent brokerage failures have tend­ nnd' uso millions of homes will bo some future dnte, a fte r the exhaus­ specifically are the City Planning Bill ernment to alleviate the situation. Our ed to emphasise once more tho con­ brighter and the work of millions of tion of the forests, may be imagined. and the one amending the city char­ own local taxes are nil right for we tinual loss suffered by tho investing housewives coaler. Scores of com­ Naturally nil will not go smoothly ter. The passage of tho .latter, ac­ can see where they go hut when the public. Losses from unsound prac­ munities will be cleaner and more even during the short course of years cording to authorities, gives Sanford government with nil their extravagan­ tices in brokerage concerns can be healthy ns electric power in used in before the supply fails. Indeed, the cies and fancies nttempt to.foist upon the’ best charter in the state. place of coal. ThUH, in water powers, disappearance of certain grades of tho common pcoplo more and more overcome by proper regulation. Loss­ Whereas, Hon. Forrest Lake, repre­ es from investment In poor securities invested capital1 cun be of real ser­ white pine and chestnut has already buhiens nnd give nothing in return it sentative of Scmlndle county, in the vice, nnd in 1 the measure that it hinted &t whnt must hnppcn to one ccnsc, however, only when the inves­ is time to mil n halt. Former Gover­ . legislature of tho State of Florida, tor Weenies more skillful in tho se­ serves, it will profit. nfter another of the stnplo kind of nor Frnnk Lowilqn in n public nddress has mado a report of tho results ac­ lection of his securities. Roger W. lumber. The proposed remedy ,to the “Business is still ludding up not­ the other day said: complished by him in securing the Babson says that the Investor needs withstanding tho pessimistic views of danger that apporachcs, the system­ "Terming the fed eral, constitution passage of legislative m atters affect­ tho spirit of service. certain stock m arket operators. The atic replnuting of our forests on nil as tho 'most important single contri­ ing Seminole County locally, and, "The renson people lose money on Hnbsonrhart shows general activity at adequate scnlu, ennnot he put off bution ever nindo to the a rt of selfW hereat, our representative has many of their investments is due to 1 per cent above normal compared sufely for many years longer. ' It governm ent/ Mr. Lnwde)t pointed out secured the passage of the following that Its fram ers were careful not to the fact that they select them with an with 17 per cent below normal for the calls for a vast amount of public acta, to-wit: confer all power on the government. eye only to possible profits without same time Inst year. Whatever may planning and has, a n ' yet, scarcely - An act prohibiting cattle from run­ One of the subjects upon which Umi- considering the service rendered," happen next year, business is normal Ix-guii to a ttrac t public discussion.-— ning a t largo in n portion of Seminole tntlons hnvu Uacn placed was taxution. snys Mr. Hobson. "If you will be sure today,—not 6ver*expaiided nor do- Tampa Times. j1 . county. . i __.___ . , •-- **~0' ' 4 , t , . t, j This llmitgUim. wgs followed by tho .instead, to put your mohey where it presVeA. 1'Hose w'Ab try to render serTALLAHASSEE, June 15.—The An ^ c t prohibiting the hauling of fram ers of naie'eonstitutions, he con­ will render a s’e rvict,' brofits'w ill ct/me I vice iAklMitf oY^V/rflpfifg* Vtifubissions aaines and nets In the waters of Semi tinued-and yet taxation is increasing almost automatically. I have just have nothing l o ’/dar," supremo court sustained three coin, been visiting tho Bites of some pro­ much more rapidly than wealth itself. victions in lower courts. They in­ m * * * * Y ' : posed w ater power developments ip T H E DIMlSlUNG SUPPLY OF An act providing for the establish­ "One prolific cause of rapidly lo­ tho Adiromlncks and wuter power to cluded conviction of J. O. Luke of TIMBER. ment .of *btflkhead and reclamation ng., cost of government is Lo be me", constitutes the most fusdnating assnult with attem pt commit mandistricts in Somlnolo county, ltd in the number pf public agen­ field for sound investment. Tliia country has continued to rely d a u g h ter which came up from cir­ ,A n get (or tho protection of public cies that hnve nuthorlt yto lay taxes. "In New York state alone them is on ita Umbel*. , Up to 'n generation cuit court for Bradford county; con­ These Include the fedora! government, health in Scmlnok county. •1,000,000 horse poWor available which ago its settlers in many rich sections viction of Alex Gramlquist for break­ the state government, the local muni­ 'A n act authorising a apodal levy is-now going to waste. The dovolopof one-mill to pay the salary of the cipal government nnd in many states ment of this Idle water power would, used to Inlsir to tear the trees out, ing and entering from circuit court! county demonstration agent, and to there is the school board nnd so-called in a year, save in coal the equivalent thatthey might get nt the fertile soil for. Pinellas county, and conviction provide funds for experimental work. improvement districts.’ Tho result, of a train of loaded coal ears.extend­ beneath. No wonder th at the old of Park Tucker for stealing an auto- j he sold, "is endless duplication in state of mind In' some degree persists. mobile, from criminal court of record An act providing for tho protection ing from the Atlnnlic to the Pacific Americans stilt rely on using a high of Orange county. cost a fadminlstration and consequent of wild game in Seminole county. and back again. The Panama I'annl extravugance," was ten yearn in building. During this An act transferring certain funds "The speaker said federal nld gen­ time the available w ater power w ast­ of Seminole county now in the tick eradication fund to the mad and erally speaking, 'Is a bribe offered to ed in New York state would have been stale governments to surrender their sufficient, translated. Into dollars,, yi bridge fund of Seminolo county. own proper functions," uml that its, have built five Panama Canals. This An act establishing a county court rapid extension means tho "gradual is figuring u horse power worth #60 lii Seminole county, Florida. breaking down of local self-govern­ . . . . . . . . . . . . - - L . bO R L A N D O , F lI S ltlD A a year. lArid also seen roil the passage In tho ment In America." "Someone hies figured this waatoTn hnise of an act to protect tho public And capitalists from other states highways of Seminole county, which will npw he attracted to Florida l>o the terms of bread and found it ecpjiVe throupb no*fault of thd Hon. Forrest cause the Inheritance and other taxes alent to -1,250,000 loaves of brobd* n ljtk*jrfailed to pass in the senate. have been eliminated from the state day. Thus, when thlif wgsle Itr one DARING SENSATIONAL :Thcref6t4;rBo It Resolved, that, we, and all those with money can now state of New York alont is translated into commodities it is found to be suf­ as* the Board of County Commission­ come lntO( Florida nnd invest it wheru S ONLY 111 FOR FOUR DAY.4 er! of Seminolo County, Florida, fx- It ksfHI not be burdened with nn$ nat­ ficient to supply the bread require­ tend to the Hon. Forrest Lake, our ional taxoa.< Local taxes arc suffic­ ments of th a t entire stale. W inn you Starting sincere thanks and deep appreciation ient and foreign capital in Floridu consider that the population of this for the most valuable services rend­ will be fostered nnd encouraged. Bring state is nearly ono-tenth tho popula­ W ednesday Monday ered by him in behalf of his conatl- It down here. We need it and vyj. V'ill tion of the United Stales, you gain and and tuanU. some idea of hdw enormous this Waste help you to make more money. in; n waste which needs only capital f Adopted this 4th day of June, A. D. Tuesday Thursday ------------o--------and government co-operation to de­ ■ - o----------STOP BACKACHE, KIDNEY Men Women velop for the service of man. Let us forget about tho gasoline TROUBLE Only "W ater powers are a comparative­ Only tax. I t seems to be a law and we Barknfhc, Rheumatic Pains, dull must obey the laws so forget about it. headache, tired feeling, too frequent ly permanent investment. In the ease ----------- o----------urination, discolored or strong odor of railroads and even steam power And wc will never m|s» the money are symptoms of kidney nnd blnddOt plants, there is a high rate of depre­ if it is really spent on good roads In trouble. “I was always having a ciation. If this depreciation is allow­ Florida. And maybe sometime in tho backache which caused me great Buf­ ed to continue the efficiency of oper­ dim and distant futuro Seminolo coun­ feting," writes Mrs. Fobcr, Medford, ation is greatly reduced., In n wnter ty might get a few miles of state Mass. "Could not sleep and at times power plant the depreciation is a toads, I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ comparatively small item. W ater nowy ley Kidney Pills and found relief." er plants are almost dndopendeAt of is in tnu lol>or and com* Stainboulisky, the former premier j ytop backache, kidney and bladder the fluctuations d Bulgaria ,wai killed yesterday troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold modify markets. Tbis means th at ^ h lle fleeing from the revolutionists. everywhere,—Adv. when profitable rates aro once fixed ^ was said th a t ho stole tho govern­ G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ by the company or a state commission, m ent money meant for tho army. pert, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla* tho profits are not liable to be ab­ The moat startling picture of the nfi W hat a pity that all, the war pro(l4-24-tfc sorbed by an Indreaae In either wages boldest, plainest‘filets liut t f e n In the United States th st stole or commodity prices. Of course, tjiero , Into P i t r e s . iM.(J . idoney Intended for the army could NOTICE*TO REGIMENTAL BAND: aro a few othee line# of • business not live In Bulgaria and suffer a like which offer a sim ilar advantage but Children Under 1G Endorsed by 1 fate . V\t ' Headquarters Band Section Hcriv- they alao enjoy thla advantage owing years Not AdmitgnpVf- J « kH( ice, Cg. 151th, Infantry, Sanford, Fla. to tho aervlce which they render. ^ * . ] . , __ Tampa and sc "There la a constantly increasing ‘ Secretary Hughes wants to make a ted. Admission 50c olher cjtJeM w June 14th, 1023. reciprocal treaty with foreign |>owera Orders No. 1. demand for household electrical appli­ (Tax included). has been shov regarding the prohibition law. If they 1. Monday night each week 7:46 ances, and an increasing number of will atop rum ships flying the foreign p. m. is hereby designated regular homes are availing.themselves of the conveniences of electricity. Further, flag s from coming closer than twelve drill nigt for this organisation. miles to (he shores o f America the 2. Ail members of this organisa­ more aad tnpre factories and te)IU a je R / b '1 -J * "• '* •• f f ; . *'« being electrically equipp'd, In place ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a llnera can bring liquor under tion be present a t all fromations. to th ! porta and allow their crew ‘ ' 8. Any violation of this order will of steam driven. JA il #11 means that the use of electricity is constantly Inpassengers to have liquor up to b^, d^olt wit|i accordingly. Jl creasing. Hew ia a resource which ‘jr*e mils limit. Looks fair RALPH STEVENS, ’O u g h ts t t l t th ! fdroigw “ UaJ. M. O. 'F . N . G. Admin.* and* nfci d rc' h si ‘•glveta *lib. ' I f boWa* but Prop. Officer. 09-81p capital and legislation \t> put it to the ■■■■■■I A' Lii*' TH E e Herald Printiug Co. WATER POWER IS A ^ SOUND INVESTMENT P H I .*4. ,|Ak'-. SERVICE Is an account in Bank of Sanford. • * / / lf It will never fa il you, a n d if add­ ed to consistently will .make youfinancially independent .1 . Al 1' ' *■' V * '' A cordial invitation is extended to you to try (Hit this certajit way to success. . , \ Peoples Bank. o f S a n fo r d SANFORD FLORIDA Dcpositn on Ford SavingH I’Inn received here. I T ’S T h a t’s Our orders arc coming in so fast th a t if It were not t W wc ■ kept prepared to render real Hcrvice we could not handle them. t PHONE US -WE DELIVER and wc deliver prompt, anywhere, nny time. %nd if you do not drink Elder W ater now—you will, after one trial A CHEERFUL WELCOME**WAITS YOU MIAMI EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. GET YOUR POST CARDS AT THE HERALD L L I P S talks a lot about the weather but nobody docs anything about it. *’ 1,1 •y-'' *> . • >V' ' . I 7ll‘‘ ». 1h|! nut there is one thing you can do about the effect of weather on the roofs of your buildings. Odfveo them with our prepared roofing or shingles and y o u c a n laugh at intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storms and severe cold. Free booklets and samples. Call a t o u r o ffic e and let us tell you how good roofings w i l l s a v e m o n e y for you and add distinctive b e a u t y t o y o u r b u ild in g s through their cheerful colors. TiM» POM— — > �NOTES W .u V ^ i^ b H « h U r ^ t ■R. L. SHIPP. Editor T BALL SHOOTING <J Riggers Throws War field in Thrifiinj YK8TB6p 'A>P£ RESULT^ -i* * Florida State League A t Orfahdo 4,' tam p s I. A t Daytona 2, lakeland 3. At Bradentowd 3, St. Pete 0. Grumpy" last night T To tell what we know about Thurs­ most exciting1’" m atches ' ever held .National League fci - t o . ti day’s base ball gamc. around this section. ‘A t Chicago f/B rooklyn 0. j If.you «bd, The first fall started off With much rAt PutaburgK-rtjlladclphla, m! chance tonight But you see we spent yesterday At St. Cloud 6, Boston 3. trying to make heads and tails of speed on the part of both men. Big­ the score. It was So big we had to ger was on top with Warfield ’bn the1 A t Cincinnati 8. New York 0. Theodore .Roberts, as defense. A t. the end of thirty-one count Monroe's runs! ■how himieir i ’minutes Collie got an arm hold on American League Warfield, who, like a flash turned, A t Philadelphia'.!! Cleveland 4. And then flay MeAvoy* and Conrad Thursday's game on tho Ninth 'broke^tho hold and pinned Collie to A t New York 10, St: Louis 0. Nagel stars With him. Street diamond, Seminole Athletic the mat. A t Waahlngtbn 8, Chicago 0. ITT ■. • V1' - ' ‘ Club ■vif. Sanford Independents, was Twenty-seven minutes tho second At Boeton 0, *D etroit 2. * "Grumpy" solves the mystery of certainly no place for betters, gamb­ fall lafted while severe punishment who stole the. ^fOO.OOb diamond and lers and wiretappers. of the head and scissors holds admin­ Southern League klM.Mjwd-hin jfcn d d a ughjer. istered by Collie who finally pinnod At A tlanta 6, Little Rock 2. It looked like a sure game for San­ Warfield to the mat. At Mobile 7, Chattanooga 4. }-‘|. i ford until the sixth inning when the And then as »n added attraction is Between the second and third falls At Hlrmingham.3, Memphis 7. th e ‘International News—one day old Monroe “ farmers" broke through the both men apent fifteen minutes In A t New Orleans t> Nashville l Sanford defense. Everything went hhrd Tub downs. Quick as a Dash Col­ —which is si\ education in itaelf. like a new Cadillac—until somebody lie with a quick twist thnyv Warfield HOW T il BY STAND 'pulled a bone play in the sixth and over his heid and p|pned him to the And the honor guest tonight will be give tho k'farm ers" courage, fcte. Florida State League Dick Brown and1family and will see • c ' ' ■• ■ 1, . »•/ I . mat with an arm lock and body hold inside of two minutes. “Grumpy'' without cost tb ihe'm. •» • ; , Bigger weighed 130 pounds and Oilnmlo Next Thursday the Sanford" team 111 .007 .... 38 t W aifield 120 a t the beginning of tho will make the "long" Journey to the 31 25 Lakelnnd .......... .. .534 it “The Kentucky match. For a man of his weight WarJlfontcw*. field where they will meet the 32 .458 Brutlcntown .......... 27 y with I'Reginald Derby* Seminole Athletic Club in. the second field was the beat ntan all. the way Daytona -—>0-1-.20 32 .448 Denny game of tho scries. Manager Whid- round. 32 2r. .431) 8i. Petorsbm ir Warfield, to be a wrestler here for Tampa .................... 24 31 .430 Tuesday — Alice the first time, certainly had a large Leopardess". number of the fana rooting for him National League and he was one of the cleanest, if not .Won Lost Wedncsdsy and Thursday—Charlie the cleanest, wrestlers that has ever Now York 34 18 Chaplin in'"The Pilgrim." Sanford fans have been promised been here. He leaves respect for him Pittsburghi ........... 2!» 21 22 the land for a real sure 'nuff ball dia­ In tho heart of every fun that saw Cincinnati ............. 28 hint last night. Brooklyn .. COUNTY AGENTS WANTED mond. All wa lack now is money to St. Louis ■ To demonstrate and sell “ Farmelec- build a fence, level and day ’the dia­ CLYDE LINE yiSITOIfS Chicago ... tric” light aijd power plants—"The mond and build grandstands I TO THE CITY Boston Ford Parts PtAtiL" Simple, depend­ Philadelphia able, economical, electric light and ANDREW BONAR LAW Mrs. J. B. (’alder had the following power system Yor farm s and Isolated BELIEVED VERY ILL visitors out for the trip to Orlando American League homes. See page advertisement S at­ and other points of interest yester­ Won Lost urday Evening Post June 10th. Ex­ (Mr t 4» AiMflsIH Penis) 33 10 LONDON, June 10.—The condition day. They were Mr. and Mrs. Tay- New York clusive county agency offered respond 21) 21 sible person residing in county and of Andrew Bonar I jiw , whleh seemed for of Wova, Utah, Miss M. A. Philadelphia 2D 23 Whelan of Yonkers, N. Y., Mr. and Cleveland .... financially able; to provide, for dem< Mr*.’ C. (V W arner of Brooklyn, and Detroit ....... onstration car and sample equipment.' Mr. and Mrs. Chambers of Westfield, St. Louis .... We supply literature, names of pros* Washington New Jersey. peels, and carry stock in Jacksonville. On the Meitner party taking his ^Boston ....... Give selling experience end reference summer vacation was J. Coiley, Jr., Chicago ...... in first letter.’ Fapneloctric Florida of the New York office of the Clyde Co., Florida State ^Distributor, 710 Dally Herald on sale a t Joe’s Smoke 24 Professional Building,’ Jacksonville, House, Mobley's Drug Store and Line nnd he nnd all the rest of the ANOTHER ONE N E W A R K . BTOVK EXCHANGE party enjoyed, their trip greatly. F lo p s ’. CB-ltc Upnt'e Pharmacy. __U GETTING SOME HARD KNOCKS (Rr The A u w la lit I 'r t u l NEW YORK, June 10.—Knnuth Nm hod St Kuhne, members of the New York Stock Exchange, fulled to­ day. The firm wan admitted to the exchange March 28th, 1HU3, and did a large business between this country and Germany. Also engaged exten­ sively in commercial investments and foreign exchange. inquire where it came from in (lie first place, ami how it might be restored. We always laiew^—everybody ‘ knew— The recent business condition has brought to the forefront of thought many funda­ mental considerations th at have always , *.V "c Ireen knowiiobut iiayc been damned with that desire for things made a demand for them in the market. That people desired things we accepted as an elemental fact. Rut when we discovered, that desire flue■* i.1 * tuated we began to appreciate that desire, as we know it, Is a thing created by tho art • , , l' » , ' • • ' 1 ’ **; 1 of man. It is a highly.specialised form of an elemental need-r’l ust as a Louis XVI chair ia made out of a tree. fait)t,(pliaiS0. 1 ‘ . Iluiran nature in the mass Is very much like human mature in the individual. One of its dominant characteristics boh. been ’ summed op in the observation, "You nev■■ ’ ; * ’ ; • ! . * L i , - * ‘ •4 • 1i ' ■'* er miss th a water'tUl the well runs dry.” I . . -V I ) Ii Wo never appreciate fundamental things until we have occasion to*do without them. S 4< ' . * This observation has a special applica­ This discovery led ta another equally tion to the demand of the public fo r the important discover}’ that thd’mcans of-Ycyproducta of industry, \yhile the demand flning and specializing that desire won ad- was at high tide nnd everybody was busy a . * A .1 Yertlsing. The gigantic work that hAs trying to Biipply th at demand a t a ‘profit been •accomplished by« modern advertising no one, seemingly, gave a tho't to where * 1 ..th e demand came from, how Jong it might now stand* o u t,1^bold relief. It has beeh lost, or whqt .wpujd happen K J t fljwuld pic Jieam by.which ^he refinements of 1 'fail. " We merely asaupwd ’jhe istrmanpnt civillzaticm .hsvs been mode know n! and existence of. the demand, ju st ! sumo jh e prepuce of m ad e desirable, and th is desire has been v(o- as*- ..made inlo demand. l ; t is a sim ple fact .-tb a t^ .ip illifm .p iro fito b le form s of indusBut a day came.when .demand began to 'Uij ■■ ' • *«>. v. • -r ■ t<trial activ ity oWe th e ir very, existence to ‘ gubfdde, an d in roany induptyies it caipe al­ J m ost tA a full gtop. jfjict; th a t A dvertising uphold LOCAL BUSINESS MEN CONTRIBUTE TOWARD IL II. TEAM # . *, , (, ' Solicitors In the past few days have been soliciting the Sanford business men for funds to support a ball team. These people have been very generdus in their support: C. A. Whlddon.’ L. Y. Bryan -t J. G, Sharon YowelPCompany Edw. Higgins Bail'Hardware Co. Plggly-Wiggiy I. ii-Beth Cafeteria B. F. Whltner *» Seminole County Bank Herald. Printing Co, i' Hill Hardware San Juan Garage Co. • J . J, Cates B. L. Perkins J . k : Smith Henry McLaulln McKinnon A Mark wood Ylanstn's Shoe Shop . O. If. Stenstrom D. L. Thrasher J . W. Snow I J. B. Bay A list will be published later con­ taining the hames of the m t of the contributors. t F T i^ rT T n do Beach and the hieexe U cool and grand and the w ater ta fine. The beach i* wide and white and firm, a splendid natural speed-way for tho care. * . >. [This Bank wishes ^<pcommend the. F o r d 'w e e k l y p u r c h a s e F l a n to its friends and custom­ Everything la gay, with new people coming 111 every day to occupy aome pretty bungalow or pleasant apart­ ment. ers ,as we realbje.the fact t h a t MA DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADEi^ Wfe ihVite your Ford oitai *Mb' Weekly Savings A ccount . ,,»hW to o n ^ n y house parties are In pro­ gress-here now, besides the state “Y” convention and Girls* Camp Is In sosslon'this-w eek, In tho wide tool par­ lors of the Ocean View Hotel. Hero wo find aume excellent speakers and workers .’<#f tho W. C. T. U. and girls from all parts of the state. * I We see mnny old friends enjoying Mr. Bran's hospitality, resting and talking nnd eating'their lunch in his big cool, breexy, shaded pavilion where ho mokes everyone welcome. And farther on the little tots ;are hnppy .with the swings and sec-saws and shaded seats provided by kind Hamburger Hit). F. P. F0R8TBR-, President And don't forget that Mr. Blit Is to bo thrown out of a boat, one mile out, In deep water on July 4th and will walk bark on the water. One block from Ocean nnd Hotel Clarendon. Summer rate# —Room, $1 per day nnd up; $5 per wook nnd Up. Special week-end rates.-—:— •— -Every room ha» running-water,. Como and sro—cool off—Join the bathers In the surf, or go with us a fishing. N o’ place Uko Coronado Peach for a cool, plcnsnnt vacation. VISITOR. NOTICE OF TEACH BUS’ EXAMINATIONS Dally Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke On Juno 2<lth there will be held in House, Mobley's "Drug Storo and the high school building the regular Hunt's Pharmacy, teachers' examination. For Informa­ tion apply to the county superintend­ ent. Anyone having rooms to rent for two or three days at this time, should list same with the county superintend­ ent at once. T. W. LAWTON, 0-10-23-2tc Superintendent. T. P. Lewis nnd F. J. Nctmeyer AGUINALDO, JR., TO were viistors In Orlando Saturday. ENTER ANNAPOLIS E. Woikcr Dickson spent the week end with hts father, S. C. Dickson. ANDOVER, Muss., Juno 10, Fredcrlrk Slade arrived Tuesday nnd will commence work at once on ELECTRIC FANS his ux handlo factory. "The Best Msde". Friends of littlu Bill Saur will be glad to hear that ho is much better. Pennsylvania Vucuum Cup Tlrea The sickness was caused from his ton­ "Hral Non-Skid" sils. Get my prices before buyirig nful mivc yourself some money Mr. nnd Mrs. Popo Washington mo­ Gas and Oil—-“Full Mtaaur«n tored to Orlando Sa^urday^......... Mr.’and Mrs, Edwin D inM motored : F. P. RIMES to Grove land and were the gusts of 103 Palmetto Are.— —r l ’hone 4HI-J Mrs. C. I,. Morton and Miss Morton. Mrs. J. S. Dinkcl nnd Miss Olive Dlnket motored to Deleon Springs Thursday. • Roy Snur arrived homo Wednesday from his vacation spent in Ohio. Mr. Mlnick, of Connecticut, arrived Wednesday and will assist Mr. Slade WITH A in setting up his machinery. PURPOSE J. S. Dinkcl was a visitor in Web­ ster a couple of days this week. staiulards of livlng.^lijch in tu rn provided im p o rtan t th in g it was. *And-wo began to i th e d em and for, th e ir products. Tho Herald for first d a ta Job work. The.. Herajd ddivered six tlmao • a “1 was weak and nervous, had headachos all the time, and my back hurt so had I could hardly atewp," writes Frank Ridhirdson, Perry, Ckarfla. “Tried Foley Kidney Pills and got relief.” Backache, rheunUtlc pains, tired feeling, dull headacheytoo frequent urination, discoloredV err strong odor arc symptopiii of Kidney and Bladder disorders and demand rompt treatm ent. Potay Kidney DU give quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes, Insist upon Foley's. Bold everywhere.—Adv. S r a O G CANT ENJOY LIFE [Jg'J W*k a blasted dote^ sch. Food doss Mt aouiidk iteteid h it a tonttm ol wiiwy. n i i si tkoakl b* n <j-M with r - ‘L’- | d u n ptettuteui,'luting r«W . Yes, our pure food bread has a worthy purpose. It.hrlngf I** •** l i * a * * lUtedL tarick riwb skHamtthveMiWutenlul p. tod XnaMk««Vtey badly fuasti V |% -f **-()• SAHKHUlMAiO' B F5 E A D SPECIAL FOR JUNE Wedding Rings, While Gold, Kngrav< od, Orange Utoiwm and Other He- ■■■■■ • 8 • <„f. t ^ fv t • V• )’■***»v f »v*aate> ^ IMIRIIR■^ lill ■■■■■■■■•■ .7 »*VLw«i ij«» n h » . •/ bemmole La I SUNPAY (JUNE 17) MENU aigna, 14- and IH-Karat at epeclally reduced price*. Colery Hearts Florida Fresh Fruit CUT GLASS / Hand-Painted China SOUP Cream of Chicken .'ENTREES Baked Red Snapper au Gra t in S ilv e rw a re »JB0A8IB- a We have a large and exclusive aeeert .\ Primp Riba of, Beef au Jus • Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Roast l'ork, Apple Suuce carry |M largest’ assortment in tho ' i VEGETABLES Milsbed l‘utaloea 25% TO 50% LESS Corn on Cob HAI*a d Heart* of Lettuce Ar: Cheese i.-V mrz «l (tesyle loaf, oriti Tddf tbrrtti thd Rabll. • .....THE..... ot Af Emilio Aguinaldo, Jr., son of the Philippine It-udej, _ was g r a d a te d from Phillips-Andoyer academy , to^ day. <He will enter the naval acadomy in the fall. Tho Herald for first class Job work. th e it, and res!iredu a s nevpr bafore. w h a t.a n , •qild. HOTEL RAYMOND 8= T European Plan . .. ' n �■> . ■' -V S l Auto License Tags WilliJHave Rush at ' f tiiittpn-oiler's Off: Garage Phone 464-W GRAY CAR WON ECONOMY TK8T DOOR B UMBER I’rcliminarj Work Now on For Get' ting Ready GENERAL REPAIRING STOR A GE— - W A SHING-— GREASING ROAI) SERVICE Rive & Walker 31G West First Street--------------------------- Sanford, Florida ■; ■ — .............■ --------- ------*_' which hold the doors fjj{ a re pltA*d,1 io'oso their f0| longer prcVcn’t ft in king tween the doors ami thrir diingreciihlo rnttlinK nctlo then. aft. qp pan Jje. Atepred ing the worn bumpers wii * nm A fter'lo n g us.i k c _, the btimpcri t ngainst which the doors dose, and. cost. TALLAHASSEE, June 10.—Ar| rhngrm tnts are already being made ] at the officn of the state comptroller for the annual automobile license tag rush of 102-1 and that, with the year 1192.7 slightly more than half gone. The preliminary work mmmta tip, however, according to officials who ; linvn It to do. Thu prepurntion of ipodficutions looking to the call for bids for application blanks, flicense | el—Edward llniley, (1.8 miles. certificnti-a -and the tugs themselves. Hodge touring 1921 model—Harold OITicinls have not yet decided what' B. Webber, O.ll miles. color will adorn tho 11*21 tag. It D riggi 1022 model touring—31.* P. must bo changed every year to give Viccaaovlch, (J.O miles. the traffic cops n fair chance at the O vela ml .touring, 1920 model—Roy delinquent owners. The scheme of Day, 0.1 miles. tills yenr's tag, it is believed will be Hulck four cylinder, 1922 model— retained, that irythe outline of the Charles Jensen, 5.9 miles. j Paninsula state in the upper right « Willys-Knlght coupe, 1921 model— Harris K. Lyle, f»:7 miles. Willys-Knlght touring, 1922 model •—Bradley Hudgins, 5.0 miles. Hulck nix cylinder, 1922 model— James Iteed, 4.7 miles. Hodge touring, 1917 model—Rus­ sell Davis, 1.(1 miles. The la tte - enr had trouble in gnsoline feeding and did not get the en­ tire consumption of cap.., Chevrolet touring—Rudolph Ander­ son .'1.7 miles, at *.o had gas trouble. The cars were started at the ltockport, Boat on & 31ai up elation at noon and started for Gloucester by way of Pigeon Cove rind Laiiesvillc. All the gn soli no was drawn out of he cars and n quart put in each car. Mr. Greenwood reached the Addison Gil­ bert Hospital with Ids Gray. The neocntl car got ns far as Uiverdale monument, and the third reached AnnHqunm \Villows. The gns, measurements were al\^o- i lululy correct and so ucknowledgeil' by the ch&iUTeura before stnrting. A prize of q tire was given to Mr. Greenwood and a special prize was Oil fiiug* *.t .1 COUPE—Fiv* PjMttigert O f importance to every purchaser or a quality car is the fact that there is a Lincoln representative in nearly every city and town in the country. This assures immediate, interested, and capable attention ,to any possible re' quirement for service and parts, an element in satisfaction, the importance of which cannot be overestimated. Authorized Ford und Lincoln Denier High-Pressure Oiling 2 Gallons a M inute! U B R IC A T IO N is life—in motors. Because It defeats w ear anti vibration. Jewett has a hollow crankshaft, high-presturc system, forc­ ing 2 gallons of oil per minute to all main and connecting rod bearings, and spraying the en­ tire internal mechanism. Metal never rubs metal in a Jewett motor—a thin film oi oil safe­ guards bearings. T he results of such ideal lubrication arc real smoothness and decided silence. Further, tho continuous oil-stream tends to keep bearings cool, and Jewett takes long distances at high speeds, climbs continued grades,or trudges soft roads, without overheating. You know w hat happens to cars equipped with circulating and splash lubrication, under like conditions. Let us show you the Jewett! You try to overheat it. I Fires lone and Michclin lied Tubes with All Cord Tires EXTRA SPECIAL (I I ANT ‘‘EX IDE" BATTERIES FOtt FORDS $ 18.00 Ray Brothers Sanfprd, Florida HANFORD. FLORIDA / #i b, Syratuu Sanford Motor Company THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DODGE REPAIR SHOP IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA New and Up-to-date Repair; Shop with All Parts for Dodge Cars .. SKILLED DODGE MECHANICS TO WORK ON YOUR CARR I * ,- * , 1 *• t # * Mr. Motorist Hew many times have your pleasure rides boon spoiled by: Motor Trouble Starler won't'work No lights • Had Wiring Loose Connections Dead Hattcry Generator Out of Order. The Electrical system is the heart of your car. No electrical job is too deep for us. ' An inspection costs nothing. • A new kind of car with smart body of exclusive design and finest construction. It gives complete closed car comfort without the usual added weight — at a price little above an open car, and with no greater upkeep.*-Ventilation and degree of enclo­ sure made easy to regulate by sliding plate-glass windows. Neither they nor the aluminum ,body can work loose syid rattle. Upholstery of selected leather t^at wears indefinitely. Inlaid mountings that will never tarnish. Every Franklin perform-, ance advantage, including the powerful new six motor and pressure air cooling, por the active family, the Dcmi-Sedan fills t{ie bill to perfection. All Work Done un Flat Rale Basis—We Can Tell Before We Sturt What Your Job Will Cost S A L E S ----------------------------PHONE 3 Corner Oak Avenue and Second Street SERVICE Sanford, Florida ORLANDO, Foot of First Street �THE S AN FORDiDABEY' HBmVLPy:3ATU RDIVY, J UNE 16, 1D?3 th e rul«* d ay o f J u l r r A. IT., t s t l . The lu m p !• f in n th " 2nd day »f Ju ly , A. !>., JMS. th « n nhd U ltra to n n x w rr th " Mil nf cotnttlniut tiled hofelfi aitnlnat you. ta k e n o tic e I h tie n f an d fa ll ye n o t. «'1m%Mtlil hill of rn tn |ila ln t w ill bu lulti ti •« ri.tife»M>i| m cnlnat you. n n r " «*nch « t « k f n r # l g h t cn n « » o Wl'fkK. m y ha ml anil off t r i a l a t S a n fo r d . .S .m ln u le C o u n ty , Kle till" t h e Mil d a y o f Muy, 1 . D„ ' (SEA L) K A. IM H ill.A S S . Cleric C irc u it Cnu» v ; K rttiin olr C ounty. Klu It I" f u r t h e r n rd n r e il t h a t th l* p_f* k t ' i n : t , T . R . » . u N K s . d r r " b u ll b " | i u b l l» h r d Itt l b " H a n fo rd S o l i c it o r f o r Cnmsilnlnanfii P a l l y H e r a ld , n nrw"i>n|>"i |> n b |l.lird S -& -U -1V M — l - J - X - U - I J - S O * In H anford . S e m l n o U C o u n ty . V lo rld a , What an Automobile Owner Like: ... Wlimaa MOKE CARS SHAKE THEMSELVES TO PIECES THAN EVER WEAR OUT WE HAVE IT Charge Hint up to vibration. Vibration mune* car* to crow obi prematurely by rarking their ehnaum, ib-rtroylng the ‘‘metal life” of vital jmrtit, Imuoning un their biwllne amt cnuidnj: nquenk* nmi rnttles. Frequent, costly repalpi aro the result. i I %'T ‘ » . The Studebnker Light-Six Is freer front vibration than any car of its approximate siic or weight yet produced. Tills has been accomplished largely by a complete machining of the ernnkshuft and connecting rotls on all *tirfnoe*~a practice useti by iUudcImkor.rxclusivt'ly pn cars at this price dud found only on a ■very few other cars whoso celling prices are from three to ten times as high ns the Light-Six. Then* nro 01 precision operations In tho m anufacture of the crankshaft nlone, 40 of which twnge In accuracy from one-qbartcr thousandth to tine thousandth of an inch. SALES—BEitVU’I'j—b u r Slorai'e Cnparily Is llnlimiloil REPAIR DEPARTMENT Tho old -tim e alagecoachcx, used for years over tho historic Cariboo Trail in British Columbia, wero recently replaced by Studebaker cars. These cars now m ake the 220-milo trip n o rth , from Ashcroft to Queonel, In about a qu arter of th e tim e required by th e horse-draw n coaches, and th e fare ia only one-fourth of w hat it was when th e passengers depended upon old Dobbin. Specialists to tako '’m o tif your cur properly ami ni reason able prices. All of our mechanics arc registered. TIRES* TUHES ACCESSORIES ROAI) SERVICE MtUEE AIR AND WATER GAS----------- O L I). McKKIDE, Manager J. E. Cren.shinv, Manager, Repair Department PHONE 270 NOISES IN THE TIMING GEARS teeth. When chains nro iinjd, noise is usually cause i by too much slack When n noise occurs in the lintinu which permits the chain ta rido high Hears, it cun easily bu dlatlnguUhed on tin* sprnkets and also strike tho by a loud tigging or humming sou ml, case.—Automobile Digest, and can easily be detected by sound* LOCATING Sqi'KAKH ing the timing egar tare With a lis­ Squeaks are apmrtinies n hazard­ tening rad or stethoscope. It Is grncmlly cnuiiod -by worn bearing* or ous undertaking to locate. A body Hear teeth and in rame types by tostlnf? on the frame mievcnly will warp!ntr which cauaoa the gear* to in most instances cause a cracking niesli iinpiwporly, It Is frcqttc ally sound. !1y placing strips of lenther evident, nfler tho main bearing have htween body and finnie (preferably boon refilled, since this may change where body bolts pass through frame) the Rear cent era and cam e the Rear this often overcome* this noise. A teeth| In ntoih deeper. Crank or nibbing or rnttlting noixb can most ciunshaiL misalignment will also frequently be attributed to the edge* cann improper meshing of Rear of doom rubhinjr ' against thoir frames. Another annoying noire which of­ ten occurs is u sharp, dry squeak cnminif from spring shackle bolts, braku rod, clove*, pins, steering cross tube connections, etc. Many owners ajnd drivers Iweomc disemnaged in tbij^r attempt- t o , obliterate such squnks. Examine oilers or gieaes cups nttacheil to spring bolts,-etc,, to determine tlint same have free passage, Piolialily some of the above gpomuolioiii are too light or paint mny be keeping the lubricant from renthing the vital points. Squirt a superfluous amount of oil around nil moving parts. Rev that brakes nro released completely and free from draggirg. Automobile Digest. EXPLOSION IN CAimiJKRTOR , Popping back at the carburetor is exceedingly dtirgcObu't If the car­ buretor h:»» just been primed or there, is much of n leak. It iseamed by lean mixture, leaky inlet valve or alectrjcal' troubles in ijlstributor, which came an explosion In cylinder when inlet valve Lvopon. Look over those parts carefully, an occasionally n car burns and Is a total lass from ftom this cause uloae.—Automobile lligc-t. POLISHING HKPLEITOKH The CRAY'S claim th at it id an economy car has been definitely established by perform • ance thnt has been made un official record. .. _ v A GUAY'-afock touring cor wn» driven in the Fall of 1922 from San Francisco to New York under ordinary driving conditions The car lmd no special equipment nmi wus neccomputtied the entire Journey by nu official observer of the American Automobile Association This sturdy car established a new economy record—one that will undoubtedly stand for a long lime to come—on average of 3:1.8 miles per gallon of gasoline for 4819 miles of travel. Owing to tlw hig£ fmi"h applied to lamp leflwtor*' ixftLmtS cani ahould be taken In polinbing them, on U lit an raay m atter to acrutch Ihis highly poliaheil* hurfnee. A little powdered dry rpugc applfcd with L' ihnmnia in tho nuixt effective and aafext way to clean reflectm1*. Wheh’badly tarnixhod, molaten the rouge with alco­ hol and upjd yas. M frre. then potiah (he aurfacc with dry rougo. In doing this alwayx uxc c4rcular iIrokeL—-Automobilo D lgcat/'l ’ i. • f Tho Gray is an achievement. To built! a ear that could establish such a remnrkuble econ­ omy performance, thnt included such a high Quality in every detail, th at was so easy riding und WIIBN NOlHEH OCCUR IN i THE HOOtl AND PAN so graceful-In nppcrtrnnce is no small accomplishment, The pun under llbe engine U unij which lx cn|wUt» of oiukiiig cflnxldcrabl.i not ho tf It lx n o r prOporly Atled and rgldly nee a red In poxition. If It lx pcnnaiK’iitly alturhcd loutenetn In nol likely to tk’velop, although U U poMibk* for xonm of tho bolln to work looxe anil allow the pun to vibrate agalnnt the frame or tnglnc. p«nj which arv^t|tachaU e are much more likely, irftw o ro o noUy from lack of tightM fa of tho holding do- You can also save money by having your car overhauled at our first class repair department. All work absolutely guaranteed. P H O N E 5 5 & L -1 POWBR TO SATISFY TH E MOST EXACTING OWNER IN n u n IT C U IT IT . S E V E N T H J I T I I ■T A I. M l l f l IT . N E U IN O I.il CO I NT V, IT .H ill II \ . In C h n n r r r y . M ITT TO QUIKT TITLE . J. N. H obson, t'o m i d u t n a n t , t H * R o b ert H. l l o w r u y , , c l nl, lic fc itiln n ls . O n l r r l*air IT ih lli'n llim —CUnlliiii. T o Hilbert II. Slutvr.'j*. llraliliTn'o unk n o w n . If III inn nmi If ilend In nil p a r l l r s r l n l t n t n a n n lllte ro a l u n d e r Hu* Mil.t U n h u rt 11. Mow to y , ii o r ot lisrw ino, in a n t i f*i tin* la n d a bo tv* u f i e r iliHiiTb.il, a m i in u!l u n k n o w n lo irfotia, InTra. di'tlaooa. i i r n t i l n o . lojtA* loos or n l l t o r c ln l m a n i a , r l u l m l o u un l u t o t ' i nt In f m ill lo Itm HI v « m l < IllIH |i|i'i'< *■ o r | nt rt' i*ta i f Hindu, d o sc rlb o d n s follow a, | o ivU: l.otn M mid f.ft of Hn Ilford l l o lt lb l " Vdi'.ltloti In Mnufnid, in K. niltuilo. C o u n ty . F l o r i d a ! t o n u n d ouch of >oii n ro I o n ' by r e •lulrod nud nr<* o r d e r e d In (»■ nm i i*|th o u r In fur.i ilm i T i c u l i C o u rt ill und fo r Kumlnolq C o uIlly. K torldu. In I 'h n n r n r y , nit Unit, lit H anford , K lorjdn, un A. C. FORT, Manager THE ACCESSIHLE FILLING STATION WITH SERVICE Sanford, Florida Corner First Street and Myrtle Avcnu ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaN H H aM aB B aan*»aaaaB aaH aaH aH H a^aaB aai 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. The most distinguished car in America with the many open and closed car designs to suit your wish. See us today/ We will bo glad to demonstrate the advantages of owning a Cadillac. SALES NORTH ORANGE AVENUE------- SERVICE ORLANDO, FLORIDA �TWELVE THOUSANDS FORDS A there wore order* filed with Ford ■ , DAY. Motor Co. for IIOO.OQO car* and truck*, i what Henry Kurd, Automobile and only 1(JO,(WO were built, leaving Wizard, intend* to manufacture each 1 1^0,006 'purchasers to wnlt another day during 1024. f( [ m onth'for their tnri) while thl* month At Ujte present time, there are man- thn dealer* nrn not receiving enough ufacturrd In the United, States aloof, r^rs, to, till ) their- orders, they nre 7,000 £ord cars, trucks nnd tractor? hopeful that the present rate of proeach day, yet they are not enough duction will lie able to tnko care of oil to supply the demand. During May)' ortlc?* In tm 'itf x t few months. MOTOR OILS ;AND GREASES Driving Through you oVer stop to think juat, how much motor n l i iJ f l '..'M means to a_____ car? It is the life,of _____ your' tcAV. .- | With an oil th at resists deadly heat and friction, car will always be at its best. * Bring your car around and let us. explain why Rhould use V EEDOt. The top picture ihovr* Wltlum T . Burke and the StudeIniker Special-Six whirh recently won the Oran Premio of Ar^enUuc—South America** moit Important Automobile K w e. \ The liottom picture *lto*ci Pari* Gianni in the StmlcUiker 'Light-Six winch finished in (turd place, Thi* car also won the Presidential Cup, donated hy the I ■rsident of the Ar•ntlnc, for the fastest time between Ilurnoi Marion AJAX AND EN§IGN TIRES 7 TIIPES The above picture shows Mr." Burke (left) ami his mechani­ cian (right) in tlie midst of a refmrku ovation (ruin the ACCESSORIES GAS GARAGE AND MACHINE CO, crowds. Corner Oak Avenue and F irst Street- % For my Gun, Oil and Spare Tire nnd gelling service Ihttl cnn’l he.equalled in Florida f -------------- NOTE THESE PRICES ON TIRES------ --------- • | i i [ ! TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS 12,000 Per Day. Henry Ford is iA*6'position to In­ Fabric GOOD Miles Cord 10000 Miles crease ilia production to 12,000 enr* per day within three months, but 30x3 ........... $ 7.10 30x3'/* ............$12.50 3■ ,(lnt he desires to know whether or 3 0 x 3 '/............ 8.10 32x4 20.05 N nut. (he consumers will he ready to 31x4 12.80 33x4 21.20 y take this number .of Ford*, hence inauguration of the Ford Week* 32x4 ..... : 15.20 34x4 22.10 3* the |y Pun base Plan, which Ima boon 33x41 ............ 16.75 34x4'/*............ 20.50 ■ mil'll an iiniiualKieil success, here nnd 34x4 17.50 35x5. ........ 32.80 ■ in all parts of the United States. 3 It***elation to .Salary limitdVagc <>» ” Earnera. J H irer tire thousmuls of families ■ and individuals who desire to buy 3 Ford* hut owing to the amnllnrss of 3 their incomes they have never been * able to lay aside ttnough money either ■ id. pay cash for their Ford, nr to 3 make the Hint payment, and pay the 3 bn Inner on some of the current do* *j ferret] payment plans. The Ford Phone H7.\V--------■ Weekly Purchase Plan pula n Ford FIRST ST. and E U I AVENUE 3) In reach of the multitude, nnd they " now see whereby they can save with Also Getting: ah Ice Cold Chcro*Cola Free oil Saturday and Sunday WESTERN, UNION * t e l SB r a m O.kUnJ win, a(tint Shattering »lt M t iM u m M iM - a atutk <>akjaiul nlm «*>•« hull, l a t i a i l i l i i an j ( 3ua C ur. - lur ilia u.u n J cun. M m l n i l w In the annual Lta Angrlrt lu Cam|> C u n t Ikuniuut Hun u n ja ,t>a ui|*«<W »a |4 thn A a u ila u AutiMnubUa A n a . . C a p tu re s F irst P la c e a n d C la ss C u p Thirteen other makes of can, Including lighter (buretUodcr cars, yielded to the Oakland HU’S phenomenal record of 65.17 Joo-mlka—io.VJ actual mUea per gallon! Never before In an official contest has a motor car traveled 360 miles—up steep mountain grade* and over all kinds of roads ^ Do you wonder that Oakland can definitely prove the superior quality of (is car on the basis of "know n mileage.” Buy comb ten* economy—buy (irotnl performance—buy known mileage! You can get all o f these things only In the Oakland - lha car bulk by a division of General Motor* to be the KENT VULC. WORKS Oak Avenue ’hnd Third 8treet •Sanford, Floridt thia plan, tind" accumulate sufficient £ money to buy n Ford for thfir pleas- ■ urp tmd rccrautiun, nnd dporhapa to (k use to bclturi'thcmsclvcK in a buai- ■ news way, or to increase their income. 3 iThc Plan. * The plrfii Is very simple. Deposit * five dollar.^ irt any bank i nthe coun* * ty, nnd milledrUepo*is there each week ■ of amounts of $1 tip, nittl in n very 3 abort lime, ydiir deposits nod the in- 3 h*n-at Wlik*h^hwtt"ltW«ri|tald ymr 'm if* them, will etiWblcr you to Ik? the owner ■ <i fthe one tiling in the World which 3 will give you a t the mine time, 3 health, plenum?, recreation and a ■ better knowledge o f yotir own county ■ and ntiile for the sm allest invest- ■ ment and cost; 1 Results. From the standpoint of a man who is not in position to nrcumulnle a sufficient amount of money i^herwisc, this plan produce* wonderful results. By laying aside each week onl ya few dollars, hid* able to on Joy th eplensures nnd benefits heretofore taken advantage of only hy men of means. From the point of view of a nmn who already own* n car, this, plan opens lip new field* of thought, livery good loudness mini lays aside u Ford Touring Car Complete, S tarter and Demountable Rims certain amount each month or year With each enrollment in the Ford $5.00 Weekly Purchase Plan, you will bo given n Gift for “depreciation,” of hin stock of Ticket, which,,if drawn, at the -public drawing to bo held in front of Dio Sanfartl Herald Olt ioe. goods, farm implements, buildings or SATURDAY! AUGUST 18, 1928. will entitle you to the Ford car. . v ......... machinery ns tho cose tnny bo. If you own a car, why not set aside five This is no chance,' we nre merely giving this Ford Car away as an incentive to got you to dollars each week it's a “Sinking open a Savings Account, with which you can purchase n Ford car, in any of the following insttFund," ami whet) the time roll* tutloim: First National Bank, Sdminole County Bank, Peoples Bank, of Sanford, also tne at mind for you to . hlty a new car, I Bank of Oviedd nnd the Bnnk of Mo^nt Dora, Florida. You nre not .spending your money, you will hnvo sufficient money to you are saving it. „ • | T, ' get it, together with your ohl car. Seminole .Securities Company, will accept partial payments of Edrd ears laying 8 per cent Addiliilnal Saving* interest on these payments. , v * . ' . i IT. at the present time, you lmro a % *, ir ,• * • , ■ • spying* account of some description, We will nlso give one ticket with each $n,00 payment on the enrollment between now wo you have seen beyond doubt that you August 18th, * . have bcni'Htcd very much thereby-. Tito following members were among the first to enroll in the Ford Weekly P u r c h a s e , Plw: D was a comparatively easy m atter' for you to save what you have, there­ Frank Akers C. G. Tyre W. H. Hand Tom Moore for fit will Ik? still easier for you to L. L. T ho m p so n Miss Bernice Austin H. K. llaryis C. J. Marshall save in this plait, tuul your benefits Mitjs. Maude Tyrt Jessia Hutchinson A. H. Beckwith F. D..McBride will Ik? increased thereby. It. C. Bower J. C. Hutchinson J. N. ToTar VV. R. Pulqston Ford Touring Free. Sara M. B ritt W. C. Hutchinson M. D.-Tarbel), Jr. .T, J. Purdon In order that hu may again lead E. L. Burdick E. F. Ilausholder Robert Williams Pijie Orgun Club number of enrollments the Mate H. B. I/cwiH H, B. Crenshaw Wight D iwl Po. 3. Puleston secured, Kdvvanl Higgins is going tn Millard Woodard Mrs. I t W. Coleman R. Marsh Frederic Rlnes glVe w ith 1each lantUtuenl, and a lso J . p . Williamson V. E. Douglass Elton J. Moughton E. S. Itigney with each deposit of .$5, a numbered E. C. Woodcock R. B. Dodson Tom Meredith F. Root ticket, which, >if drawn on August W. C. Erickson T. D. McCullcr A. ltumph JHt.li, will ci.tntle you t u , the Ford, .Earle T. Field , F. L. Miller C. U West, Jr H. Stafford * touring ear, which Vtlll ho, givun to *T. .M, Fox W. E. Watson P. A. Mcro Sands Sclleck «omc> person, on above date. Draw­ J. M. Gallaglier Geo. W. McRory M oirjrU iW W W C. Smith ing-will tnko. place In fao^l .of the Jbe Gonxalea « E. Mclstm M. H. Wbitnci ilph.E- 5tevt*ns rtcrald offit-f, *an Raturday Augu*t 1U. E. Herpdqn W, L. Morgan A. E. Vewell W. Smith Itllh, IMT**ii(k1> Will l*1 in ch-iigc "i three judgaii. These t«. he ahnouncwl In tlit?’next few days. Apy man, woiimn or child Itt cnlitlod to hold a? ticket except Uiom i» the employ o f| Reward llig g ln a..!. f .U ' •« ' “ M Be llesdy.' During th e ' n«xt fow weeks, „one, pf the salcsnjeri of the h»eal dealer Authorized Ford Dealer will call upon yauj autl explain, the plan. Ik? ready for ldm, an you c c r-' SA N FO R D , talnly will never rrgrut startin g pl ili, then by Icatnlog Urn lu b lt of thrift, XA dollar eaved ia o dollar made." • • •■ �'» W iv n s ’**J*I.rt*k- it. **_ 5 grip of a foreign monopoly, are rank­ i R n u i u i M i i H i m i i a i n i M i i n n n m i n t i m i n a i FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart­ ment, Herald &tRBfhti&'$25.0p per ed among th e'g ro at commercial and month.—D. W. Herndon. 65-Gtc patriotic achievements of the ptesont generation, for the restriction JegifJFINE BUILDING lota, orange groves, a-tion was designed to extract - mil­ raw "lands, farms, homes, etc. You lions of dollars from tLe pockets of can live in n pleasant, healthy village the American people. 'and do business in Sanford if you like. JUNE 17TII T n cab find the A tM of Classified Ada 1c a word. No * * • • —Sen B. T. Tiller, Paota, Fla. 65-6tc • • i . . * . * While Mr. Firestone was practical­ !T tfj H r. * * * * * * M#» Ad taken for lean than 25c. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FOR RENT—Apattmcnt, 2 conneci- • ly unaided, and in some Instances eras la Sanford la this Column And positively no Classified • SERVICE Soup: Pottngo tie’ Capon ing rooms, private bath. Furnished actually opposed by Certain manufac­ ••rii day. Ada charged to anyone. Cash • SUNDAY, JU N E 17, 1923. room. 411 Park Ave. GA-Otp turers of rubber products, he set out Celery Ilcarta . Sliced Tomatoes mnat accompany all ordera. • Subject: to counteract the artificial stimulus Quen Olives Dill Pickles Count the word* and remit • "GOD THE PRESERVER given prices of crude rubber by a WANTED ' ■ • acordingly. OF MAN.” : • Prime Ribs of Western Beef au Jus gorup of powerful British rubber WANTED—Oscd musical instruments • Chtfreh Service 1.0:45 a. m. growers, whose program was great­ Roast Loin of Pork, Apple Sauce instruments of every description. • * * i n * Ml im Services will be held , In the ly aided by the English government Baked Sugar-Cured Ham, Glniscd Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. l*rice • Palm Room of ..the Valdes Hotel. * Music Co., Tampa and Zack Street, • Stuffed Tuning Chfcken, Giblet Sauce All am WELCOME. * through the passage of laws restrict­ Tampa, Fla. 6-25-Imo-c » * '■# • • • * ing production. Although tho Rub­ tell aa. Pboa« 4»a FOR SALE Fried Spring Chicken, Family Style ber Association of America claims W X N TM )-A n energetic agent . to Peach Fritter, Fruit Sauce ■-»* * FARM ERS-Vou can gat Mm) kmc to represent 80 per cent of tho rubber represent a live, progressive life PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH frames and irrigation plugs a t th* industry of this country, it decided S f o r d n o v Is l t v S a n f o r d Novelty W nrks Macaroni au Gratin The following will bo tho services 5 Stuffed Bell Pcppcra 100-tfr insurance company In Seminole coun­ to take no aggressive action against | ty. Wo will assist such a man In the at the Presbyterian church Sunday: Spaghetti Italinn Can diet! Yarn* WORKS _ the unwarranted leglnitaion, and Mr. ►•OR SALE— Uoaler and Gays' psints productlo nof business and will co­ 0:45 a. ra.—Sunday school. Creamed New Potatoes Fresh String Beans Firestone proceeded to carry on his V. c. COLLER* 1‘rop. and varnishes at Sanford Novelty operate with him in such, a way th at 11 a. m.—Preaching. Garden Spinach Early June Pena Corn on Cob campaign practically single-handed. 193-tfc will make for him a good Income. For 7 p. m.—Senior C. E. *•' *• • t ■■ "• •’.« ‘ incrul Shop and Mill Works, Sanford agenta. He sent representatives to England particulars address Sumter Realty & ' Pies Coke Custards Banana Ice Cream 8 p. m.-^-Preaching. FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for Investment Co., Rushnoll, Fla. G0-6tc Work and et in motion a movement through Coffee Milk Cocoa Ice Tea tho newspapers and other agencies LCTOR and BU ILD ER .Belting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. WXN'f'Et)—To hear from some one nOLY CROSS CHURCH Ellsworth, Dcardoll Avenue, San­ against tho legislation, with the re­ ConiBicrrial 8 (rent—Sanford, Fla. Church services for thd 3rd Sunday with farm land, that Wants to share : ford. f&.tfp crops. Box 765, Sanford, Fla. C8-2tp a fter Trinity, June 17th, will hot • sult that a Parliamentary investiga­ tion of the situation was oredered. FOR BALE—5 Pointer pupn, No. i MAKE $5ii weekly a t home, furnish7:30 a. m.—Low Celebration. The agitation aroused reflected It­ B. W. HERNDON stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San* • 0:45 a. m.—Sunday school. names ami addresses. Experience self in the Far East, where the Brit­ ford Avo. 63-tfc unnecessary. Particulars free.—Unit­ 11 a. m.—Morning service. ish crude rubber is grown. ■ 8:00 p. m.—Vespers. NOW IS THE TIME to plsnt citrus ed Mailing Co., 8t. Louis, Mo. 68-ltp INSURANCE AGENCY In America Mr. Firestone's activ­ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaM B M auauBnauaiatiR nRliauaM ta The Rector will bo a t Christ church, fruit trees. I have ready for plant­ W A N T W H E A lf fr o m owner havriRB-------- AUTO-------- BONDS Longwood, a t 3:30 p. m. for Vespers. ities were instrumental in bringing ing, Valencia, soffa, tangerine, Luc ing farm for sale; give particulars to the attention ut the government l» IASI, linn nii-il nalil r r r t l n m t i ' In Notice of Application for Tax Deed Gim Gong, lemon and grapefruit, alt and lowest price.—John J . Black, ..ff lrr , anil 1m* m m lr a p p lli'n tlu ll the necessity of this country looking fmv FIRST. METHODIST CHURCH S. O. Shinholser on sour orange stock.—B. T. Tiller, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Under Section 675 of the General o r T n x H. n l i n timiii! in u c c u n t s t i r * The pastor being a t Lakeland work­ to new sources of rubber supply, and u 'tlh Inw. Snld r i T t l l l r n t r r n i t i r a r t n 1‘aola. • i , . . <5S-6tc Slstutee of the State of Florida , G-W-23-30-3tp till' fn llm v liu ; t l r v r l l i n l |irtilu<rlV nllss a result congress appropriated a u n l n l In Mi’in ln n li’ i ,*'iihty, Kfurlilii. In ing in tho Summer School, Rev. L. M. Contractor and Builder ____ _ is hereby given that R. L. Notice FOR SALE—Red Seal Continental WANTED—Couple to care for and Thomas, professor of History anil half million dollars for thnt purpose. I f t*. \andI IT. lirM'Ury'M wheeler* purchaser heeler, purchaser of of Tax Tnx Ccrtifltruck engine.—A. U. West, Route AiMlllt.ii lit 1,4i it it m it,t.i. Th*> s u m Innil -— bonrd agrd lady in her own home. Philosophy in Southern College, will The interest of automobile manufac­ lit*In eatu -No. 3081, dated the 6th day of FLORIDA (FORD it nnnrsiM-il nt thi* i l u t r nf t h r InA. G0~6tp Apply 210 French avenue. G8-4tp fill the pulpit a t both services on Sun­ turers and other industrial enter­ llilllff n f nufIt f f r l l U f H t f tn t h a iiltuil* June, A. I). 1899, has filed said certi­ of K." 11. B ra d le y . I ' n l m n nnlil e r r t l i t - ficate nl my office and has ntade ap­ FOR SALE—10 acres on Celery ave­ prises ,ns well as of the aulomobile r u l e nil it 11 lie reileem nll n ff iir iB u u In plication for Tax Deed to (Baud in acday. VKRA STEADMAN GETS DIVORCE l, P. Connelly & Sons T nx D e n i n III Innuii th f ri'.ili mt nue, In hlgh^tktc of cultivation, to­ Dh Thomas Is a graduate of Em­ owners of the couptry, was aroused. tInh en1Sirrt cordanco with law. Said certificate. tiny »f J u l y A. li. I n t i . K ata n U atM gether with cytjp, two good mules, described WITNKHH m v nffli'ln l n lttiiu ln re nm l embraces the following ory University a t Atlanta', and a man Tho critical situation in which Amer­ n n il th in t h e 16t 1i itny n f J u n e A. D. property situated in Semlnoto Coun­ LOS ANGELES, June 10.—Vera of splendid parts, as welt as ft first wagon, jlpraybtg machine, seed bed irst^Estate, li*;Uis and Insurance ica wns placed was mnde known to IBS). ty, Florida, to-wit: Beg. SE" cor. of cloth, paper and wires, house, barn Steadman, motion picture actress, class preacher. You will be delighted K. A. i m r i U . A H S . all having our nation’s welfare at tHF.AI.) one IB '104*8 Magnolia Ave. _________________ Sec. 1G, Twp. 21 8., Range 3t E, run C le r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. and all tools, a t a bargain. Sec own­ was granted a divorce from Jackie to hpar him. Xemiii'tie Cminiy. I1'tor Ida. I N 229 yards, W S3 yds., S 220 yds., E. heart. Taylor, orchestra lender, in the su­ er for price and terms, and save com­ , . . ... -!V ,iAyiMrti^V,:KKM’ " 33 yard*. Ilk A. The said land hcTho Scrap Iron class will furnish ........................... ing assessed at the date of the issu­ C7-2tp perior rouro yesterday. She charged their own teacher fo r Sunday which TEWART The Florist mission.—J. II. Estridge. 1D<I oat XifitcT out, ance of such certificate in the name of , Flowers-------------- Floral Designs FOR SALE—Ford cut down complete­ cruelty. will )>c to their possible advantage. .\ullrr « f AptillrnllnN 1st T m J..S . Crutchfield.' I ’n U rr Mrrlltut ATS nf t h e ( i r H r r n l ly overhauled, can be seen a t Park Both the Intermediate and Senior LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 Also: Tax Certificate No. 456, dat­ | Annual and Ornamental Plants N la ln l r n nf I h r S lftfr n f Klnrliln. HOME SEEKERS Avenue Garage. $125 cash. G7-2tp Epworth Leagues will ipect a t tf:00. N n llc e l« lirn -tiy a l v e n I h n t Mrs. ed the 3rd day of June, A. D. 1918, K atelln M nnley, | i u r c li n * r r n f T « * i ’rr* i have n choice number of lota on Myrtla Ava^— —- Pheaa12<0*W FOR SALE—One Maxwell 5-pasa. The Wednesday night prayer meet* Forenoon and afternoon tides occur ll tl i'k l r N<1. ITS. ilnli'll tin* Mil iln)' n f has filed said certificate in my offlro which I will build homes to suit the J u n e A.‘ l». IS II, Iibh fllml snlil e e r t l - and has made application for tax deed log will ho led by tho pastor. touring car in first class shape.—E. ut approximately the same hour and rati* In toy nf fire, utnl Iiiis m m lr nnjill- to Issue in accordance with law, said Individual taste. minute. I'nllnn f u r T n* P e r i l tn Is su e III n r - certificate embraces the following de­ lNFORD m a c h i n e II. Peters, Box 7G5, Sanford, Fla. These lots are located in different n r i l n u r e w ith la w . Hnlil m t l t l r s l r scribed property situated in Senitnolo FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. . G8-2tp Ort ri m list* June July Aur. Sept. hrnres th e fn ltu w tiiu ilrsrrlh n l COMPANY parts of the city, full sited lots. Sunday school 9:30 a, m. 6:28 6:41 iirii|irrty s l tu H f n l In H emlnnln I 'n u n t y , County.-Florida, to-wit: Beg. 6G yds. I 4:05 4:31 5:33 n r U l s , t n - w l t i N IP * nf MW‘4, Hoc. J«. W, of SE cor. of Sec. 16, Twp. 21 S, 1 have a number of new up-to-date fOK RENT Morning worship and sermon 11 u. •J 4:55 7:20 6:20 0:14 7:38 U general Machine and Bailer T w p . El M. II. U I Inst. 40 n r r r s . T h e Range 31 E. Run N 220 yds. W 110 until Inliil hctllK s s s r s s r i l Hi ( h r d u tu tfo k RENT—New house, 4 rooms and plans I will be glad to go over with m. Subject, Is God Interested in His 3 5:47 6:02 Works 8:17 8:37 nf 7:11 Ja. S. 220 yds., E 110 yds. 6 acres. I s s u s n r r nf s u c h rr r tl tl i'H l e III (h e ^ bnth, alio garage,' $35 per month. you, or let me go over your plans World? 9:30 imiiu> nt K, O Hw^nsiin, P u l r s s snhl ho said land hieing assessed nt tho 4 6:43 7:01 8;0G 9:24 : Cylinder ,Grl*dfnjr r i* slm ll h r rrrtre n te fl n r r n r i l - date of tho Dsuanco of such certificate W honc 288: ‘ ■ It. G7*3tp with you. Baptist Young People's Unions 7 6 7:24 7:56 9:00 10:11 10:32 pl uear t ItnOral Ills To* l |e e d w ill Is su e t h e r e o n in the name of J. C. Patterson. Automobile Repaint Terms like rent to responsible peo­ 6 8:17 8:51 9:67 .11:08 11:20 nn ( h r B r i l liny nf J u l y A. 9 . IASS. o'clock. FOR REN1r^V tjlakni apartments, on Acetylene* Welding Also: Tax Certificate No, 2367, m y n f f l r l n l s l i f u a t u r r anil L' 1-. S Mil n■■■ ■■, ■a. ... .> I *« S-, 9:44 10:52 11:41 11:51 s r sWITNBHM Evening worship and sermon 8 7 9:07 First street, 11-room apartment, pri ple, with only sufficient payment up­ l Ilihi th o ttfth liny n f Jlllli’ A. I». dated tho 6th day of November, A. D. tone 62 — Sanford, Florida vnto hath, kitchenctto alcove, stove, on acceptance to guarantee carrying o’clock. Subject, The Immortality 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:46 j»*a. 1895, has filed said certificate in my IHI'.AI.) K. A- IMHHH.A8H. office and has mado application for 9 16:44 11:30 11 ;50 1:38 1:08 r i r r k t ' l r e u l t I 'n u r t . Ice box and Janitor service. East side out purchase agreement. of Friendship. Give address and phone number for S. Leak J, V . Colclough exposure. $30.00 until October 1st. Krinlniilii I ’o u n iv . r l n r h l a . tax deed to issue in accordance with 1:51 2:28 Prayer meeting Wednesday evo- 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 Itv : A M Wi:HKM, P. t*. law. Said certificate embraces the interview. Will be able to start build­ nlngr* o’clock. • The address will..hr 11 12:16 . 12:24 - 1:31 ...2:47 . 3:18 C .lM - S S J o - T - T - M - tl - n tr . $k Colclough 1 . following described property situated “ ~ "T * ing imnicdiikclyi” '— 4:09 3:35 1:10 2:13 in Seminole County, Fiorina, to-wit; HNSTmANTE ‘ T vFOR , Study No. 4—lnterrnclal World Con­ 12 1:00 RlTN I^W clakn apartment, Address Post Office Box 1041, San­ 5:00 t u l l r r nl AnaHenllna fee T « i l l e e ! Beg. 33 ydo.'W. of SE. ror of Sec. 16, 4:24 13 1:40 1:55 3:94 Fire—Life—Auto small ono-room apartment, private ford, Florida. P n H r r S e r l U u STS n f I k e f l r n - r a l tfc ditions. Twp. 21 H.. Range 31 E., run W 33 2:33 3:51 5:57 6:13 14 2:20 d. 3 First N a tl Bank Bldgi-Annex S l s i u l r s nf t h e S l n l e nf I ' l n r ld a . Tho musical feature of the morn­ bath.' Kltchenncltc. Eastern expos­ yds. N. 220 yds., E. 83 yds., 8. 220 N n l l r r Is h e r e b y H lv rn Ih u l ' J . 1 5 . 3:15 4:40 0:14 15 2:55 0:59 t t s r t l e l t . u u r r h s s r r nf T u x O r t l t l e s t e yds. Tho said land being assessed a t INFORD FLORIDA ure. $25.00 Until October 1st. 04-6tc CAMPING PARTIES ing will be the following: 8:02 7:18 16 4:00 3:34 5:32 Nn ] B , iln tn l t h e Sth ilny n f J u l i e A. tho data of the issuance of such certi­ "The King of 1-ovc My Shepherd AND AUTOMOBILES FDR RENT—Welakn, apartments, U t li. 1» ! 1. h " s filed unlit r e t It first u J n ficate in the name of Unknown. 6:39 8i229:03 4:54 17 4:21 Is," Miss Maude Ballentlnc. o ffic e , nm l tins m m lr n iiti ll r s t lu n THE HUMMER SPORTS street, 2 room apartment, overlook­ Unless said certificates shall tic re­ 10:00 T a x ’ P e e d tn Is su e In n r n i t t t s n , 5:48 7:34 9:25 18 6:08 "My Father Watches Over Me," law . Mold e e r t l flea l » i m h r s c e s t h e deemed according. to law Tax Deed fat ing tho lake, lnrgc rooms, 2 beds. Pri­ 8:40 10:25 10:50 19 G:02 6:47 fnlluWltur d f s e r l h e d |ir<>iirriv s t t u s t r d will.Issue thereon on tho 16th day of With the advent of the 1923 sum­ Mrs. A. M. Phillips. vate bath. "Kitchonnctte, stove and 7:51 9:13 11:21 11:45 In M rm in n lr G o u n t)'. F l o r i d a . t n . w l t : June, A. D. 1923. 20 7:02 Musical feature or the evening will m er camping season the prediction is l.nt (IS. A l t a m n n t c L. II * N. <*«. Ice box. $45.00 until October 1st. 8:57 10:64 11:67 12:07 T h e snhl la n d b a l n g u a se u a r d nl t h e 21 7:34 WITNESS my official signature and • '. C4-6tc being made that more than 12,000,000 be, “Tho Day Is Ended," (B artlett) nee n f ntirh e e r t l f l r u l e scat this tho 11th day of May, A. D. 11:43 12:31 12:53 dIna l teh enf n Iuhnre Issiiu 9:59 22 8:32 n t il. K A d k in s. BUNGALOWS, cottagca and apart­ people* will visit the national parks Joe Graham. 1:18 ■Alsu T a x G e r l i n e a t r Nn. EES. d a t e d 1923. 1:37 23 0:30 11:01 11:63 (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, t h e r.|h day* " f J u n r A. P. m i l , h a a ments for the summer season at and city camp sites, throughout the 2:01 2:19 12:47 24 10:28 11:50 lllril said r r r l l l t r u t i i In ni> n t f | e r a n d Clerk Circuit Court. - ALL SOULS CHURCH. Cards of Sanford's Reput- M Daytona Beach.' Reasonable rates. country, according to G. II. JPeasley, lias m a d e a p iille n tln n f u r T s y Deed 2:56 2:42 25 11:20 12:97 1:37 Seminole County, FIs. nfTomorrow, the fourth Sunday In leniie In a r e o r d a l i e e w i t h law , Maid general' sales manager of the Olds •hlo Professional Men, oach I Will furniah photos and full informa­ By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 3:21 3:20 r e r t i n e a l r « m h r a r r s t h e fc l lu w lm r d r 1:62 2:22 26 12:24 of whom. In hlo chosen pro- I tion upon request.—Bailey & Haw­ ^Motor Works, latnxing, Mich, laist ter Pentecost, services will bo as 27 1:1H 1:53 3:04 e r lh e d |ir n |ie r ty s l l u a l - d In Hi'lnlunlu 5.12-19.26; 0-2-O-lG-Otc •1:06 st ’n 3:55 n iily . F lo r id a , i n - w i t : l a d M l , Al(Melon the Horald recoin- I kins, Daytona Beach, Fla. 5-31-lmo-c year, Mr. Peaslpy says, 3,092,000 per* follows: 4:43 t a m n i i t e U II Ac N. C*n T h e s a id I n the Ulrrult Cmurt. Seventh Judicial 4:22 2H 2:10 2:41 3:44 L o w M o s s a t 10:30 n. m. la n d h e ln u a e s r s s r d a t I lie d a*" n f I h r sons visited the national forest re* ■ends to the people. I 4:20 5:10 5:22 Issiiunee t'trcuii. tn and fu r the I' naaly ml 3:20 29 2:69 FOR KENT—Six room, two-story n f su c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e Sermon on Christian Unity. nervations; 595,000 persons "visited krmlanle I'lnrlds. l a I’h aa rer y . n a m e nf II. K. A d k in s. U n less s a id 0:09 5:00 5:52 30 3:4G 4:08 h'ouso, with garago a t G08 West iTt a t i o n . v a r i l f l c n t r a s h a ll he r e d e e m e d a c o a r d Benediction of tho Blessed Sacra­ the national parks and a t least six W il li a m A. F l i t s . Mr.. J . U. D av id so n . 0:60 4:49 5:52 31 I mu In la w T ux D e n i will Issue t h e r e o n First street. New, modern and com­ If f t . i Id I'r l u t i n g C o m p a n y , a r u r n a r a ­ ment after Mass. million more spent some time a t the on t h e tEril da» nf J u l y A. D. I l f l . pletely furnished. Apply to J, E. ti o n T. F. Unwell. J . A W illia m s . m y o ff tr ia l e l s n a t u r r a n d Low Masses during the week at First Quarter Full Muon Last tlu srte r s - stVITNUNM various camping idles throughout the C II. D u tfln . H o w a r d P e V r r l ln . J, l t h i s th e i* l h d a ) nf J u n e A. D. | George, A. DeCottes I.ning, 620 Oak avenue, city. M. W all a re, V. c . C nllcr, a n d Kllsa* I SEE. “ 8 a. m. July 5 glunc 28 l*ct h l.ctinnrd. w id o w a n d o n l y - h e i r Juno 21 ’ fl-15-19-22-2fi-4tp country. ItflJAL) K. A. I uil'iJt.AMM, • A tto r n e y - a t- L a w Tomorrow tho monthly envelope u t- lu w u f N. IX l . i n n a n l . it. c, assd , "Dealers and distributors report to t ' l r r k C ir c u i t C o u rt. Aug 4 July 27 July 20 tfn m p lsltin n ta Ovjk Semtnolo County Bask FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ Miunlimlc C o u n ty . F lu rld u . the Olds Motor Works," Mr. Pcatlcy collection will be taken up. i* vs. j'l Sept. 3 Aug. 20 Aug. 19 Dyt A. M. \VCU.KM, D. C. (FORD -i-t* FLORIDA ing rooms, $5.00 per week, first l l a l P - M ilter, ( n e e P a y n e ) a n d D. A. e-lB -n-E O -T -f-M -E lU ta says, "th at many purchasers of cars • Strangers invited to church serv­ Hcpt. 17 Oct. 3 Sept. 24 Alliter. h e r h u s h a n d . Malllr U ach floor. ai4 East 6th SL 07-2tp h u r s t , tn < » P a y n e ) , a n d K. M. l* s rk are coming to them and asking for ices. l i u r s l , liur h u s h a n d . a n d t h e h elrk-S l* 'N a ile r nf A apllralluM f a r T a x Deed ''RED R, WILSON FOR H E N S e v e n ro6m house at advice relative to touring this sum* -hvw o f M a r y F. Ilsru d p a 't n s s ■i(a*M J-u om <tll*i0 H A||wci »HX ■ t o i l e r a ret Ian 5T1 nf ( h r f l r s e r s l 1016 French Avo.A-Jno. D. Jlnkins. mcr. This is particularly truo of tho I’u y n e ) , d e c e a s e d . nam ely. W. P CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH S t a f a l r s a f Ihr N l a l r s f Flu rids. ATtpnNEY-AT-LAW l l c t t t d o n a n d Viva A. H e rn d o n , h la N n l l r r Is h r r e h y a l v r n t h a t C. W. • G7-3tp city apartm ent dwellers, Tomorrow morning a t the 11 o'clock Wife, f , . P. l i t u n i o n a n d l.lllie K lin t xml n b i t , i n i r r l i a s e r nf T a x C r r t ll l| Firft National Dank Bailding' l l c r a d u n . h i s w lfs . flnU ert Ui l l e r n r a t e No. EIS. d a l u l th « s t h d a y nf J u n e "An jnvestigation has shown us hour wo will have special exercises (FORD •:* -v FLORIDA FOR HALE OR RKET—Completely uull Wild J e s s i e M. Ili iu dn ll. h is Wife, A. IX l s | 1 , h a a n l i d s a i d c e r t l f i e a t s In m * I* - •* -"n I*. I l e r n d n n a n d F l n m n e e l l e r n mv > f f l r r .and h a a m a d e ai>i>llrallun , furnished fl room house, 001 Laurel that ninny of these peoplo are going by the Sunday school in observance d un . Ills w lfs, a n d all unknown i f n r T a x Deed tn Is su e In a r m r d a n e r Ave., corner lot, brick street. Desir­ b elrn , d r v l s c « s . le g a t e e s , g r a n t e e s lit turn tent dwellers for tho summer of Children's Day. It is desired that CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 | w i t h law . Malil r e r l l f l r a l e • n ih r a r .'S u t h s r c l a i m a n t s ti n d e r H u b e r t N. .TON J. MOUGHTON able location. All modern conven­ to t h e fnllow lnif d s a r r l h e d |ir n ii e r ty sltto escape the high rents being charg* every member of the church and con­ * South Bound I l e r n d n n . d«*eras*«l. n r n t b s r w l s e . ti a le d | n Mrltilltuls C o u n t ) . F l o r i d a , tn* Df r n d a u ls. iences.—C. C. Cobb, Winter Park, Fla. ed In some sections. gregation bo present to encourage w ilt HH I l f MCt| of M\V\i of HC14. ARCHITECT T n Hal lie P a r k h u r s t a n d K V. I’a r k Her. |4, Tw p. to M. it. 1* K. A a c re s . Room 7, Miller Bldg. G7-7ld-p; W -ltp the children and assist in making tho Arrive Depart! T h e m t d la n d li r l n g a s s e s s e d a t t h e h u r s t , Man F r a u r l s r n . C a l i f o r n i a : "Today more than 2.000 cities have ies rlaln tln g In terest u n ­ (FORD - t•}* FLORIDA FOR R E N T — Cottage. See J. Mus- camp sites on the outskirts and these service a success, At night Mr. Dur­ 2:40 a.m. d a t e • f th e I s s u a n c e ur s u c h r n r t l l t r a t a d eTr o Haullb e prta r tN. 83...... 2:30 a.m. Usy n». d e c e a s e d , n r In t h e n a m e n f ( . a u r a C la r k . o t h e r w i s e . In a n d t o t h e f a l lo w in g d eban* will have a s u b j e c t .of ‘n* 8:40 a.m. A lsu T a x C e rti fi c a te Nn. I l l , d a te d 27...... son, 601 Palmetto A ve.. dt-lOtp are maintained by the city for the e Slh d a y of J u n r . IVSt. h a s llird s r r l b c d l a n d s ly i n g a n d listnii In Mcntt2:46 p.m. st ha id 891........ 2:25 p.m. S o u th c e r t if ic a te In m y n f r i r e an il h a s n u le C 'lu n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w l t t HOUSES FOR RENT, close in. See benefit of tourists but there are at tercst to all thinking men. It will 7:10 p.nf. m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f u r T a x Demi tn I s ­ h a lf , (M t,) o f t h e Mouth h a l f (HH> u f 85.......... 6:66 p.m. least another 2.000 sites which pri­ be the subject of "Miracles." Do not t h e N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ( N K H ) i‘t th e J. D. Hood. 6S-°tc s u e In u c r n r d a u e r w i t h la w . Hxld c e r ­ CHELLE MAINES fall to be present and hear it. It will t h a f n l l u w l n a d r - Mnutlicnst Q u a r t e r (M KI() ut Mr-rllnn itinfiircsavtee e m b u ra r a ces res \ roK K k M 'X f CdkDNADiTDLXCil vate Individual* rent for small sums bo a common tense discussion of the s r r l h r d p r o p e r t y sliuatad all In Memliinlr T h i r l ) - s i x ( t t ) . T n w n s h t p H l n a t s e p Northbound • !• LA W Y ER C o u n ty . F lo r id a . loi-W - ( lt: M I S n f N K U (U.*) Mouth H a n g s T h l i t y ItO) Kaat- . —G room cottage, very desirable, 2 and use for their own homo sitea Departs Arrive subject. Come and bring your of N K t i . Her. I I . T t w p . t o M. II. t.i K. i . f t a p p e a r i n g fr o m I h s s w o r n b ill u f — C ourt House bedrooms and bath, Furnished, during the summer months. IB a c r e s . T h e s a i d l a n d h e l n u a s s e s s e d c o m p l a in t filed In t h i s c a u s e t h a t y o u 2:03 a.m. No. 82 .......... It48a.m . “As an indication of the growth of friends. a t t h e d a t e nf t h e I s s u a n c e nf su c h h a v e n r c la i m to h a v e a u m a I n t e r e s t $160.00 season. N ear * ocean.—Mrs. a n d t u th * l a n d s h a r s l n a h o v e d e ­ 12:05 pro. c r r l l f l r a t * l u i h s n a m e nf U n k n u w p . In No. 84..——,lli46a.m. the camping tendency throughout the ltooma 221-328 H arry H. Sams, Box 343, New Smyr­ U n l e s s ’ said r r r t i n r s l s s s h a l l h e r e ­ sc r ib e d . t h e r e f o r e , you, Kalita P n r k 3:52 pro. d e e m e d d r m r d l n a t n la w T a a U sed h u r a t anil K C. P a r k l t u r s t n r« h e r e b y No. 80.__a.;. 3:42 p.m. country I would like to point out that CAMPAIGN AGAINST na, Fla. ■ _ ..60; 1_2lC w ill I s s u e l h e r e o n o n t h e tE rd d a y nf o r d e r e d a n d r e q u i r e d t n he a n d »l>peay BRITISH CRUDE RUBBER No. 28.,.:— ..10:00 p.m. California cities no whave 103 such b e f o r e o u r a a td C i r c u i t C o u r t , a t t h a J u l y A. ft. m t . FOR REhlT—Convenient Urge unDKNTI8T Trilby Branch WITNCHH my official slanature and C o u r t h o u s e In Manfurd. F l o r i d a , on tho sites, Illinois 113 and Iowa 110. Hun­ - this the Itth day nf Ju n e A. D. t l r d d a y **f J u l y . A. D. 1* l t . a n d t h e n , • furnished rooms for housekeeping. Departs seal •New Ma'scfa Building Arrive AKRON, Ohio, Juen Ifl.—Owe of a n d t h v r o m a k e a n sw e r t o th o h ill i # . dreds of Others are scattered through­ I»tt. coni p l a i n t e x h i b i t e d a s a l n s t y«ju. o t M ne KOI Sanford, Florida Kent reasonable. 208 Oak Avenue. 7:30 a.m. (HUAI.) IL a . DOUllUXHM. xNo. 100____r the outstanding results of the cam­ e r w l s e a d e e r s * p r o r o n f r a s o Will bn C le rk t ’l r e u lt C a u r t . 63-6tp out the country and with 10,000,000 8:26 pro. s t n e l >uu. r id a . Meinlnuls Cnuivtir. F lo lurldi people'visiting these places last year paign against the British crude rub­ xNo. 24..... .Hi p ai ti e s ctSIndUV In tefsi U)1 A. M. WKKKM. D C. r e r j u F o r - ITe NT—Store apace, 10x40, lo­ there seems to be llttla doubt but ber restriction act led by Harvey 8. ,xNo. 28 1:30 pro. H o b a r t N. P a ) na, d e c e a se d , u n d e r Hob* -T -f-14llS lr , C-tt-Sl-t* u l h s r w l s s In a n d t o th # lan d * t i n cated In h eart of automobile dia- what an additional 2,000,000. persona Firestone Is seen tn the announso- xNo. 101— ..4r 5:50 p.m. % s a id u r e h e t r b y o r d e r e d a n d r e u u t r trict. Four filling stations and two would motor and spend their vaca­ ment made this week by th e,F ireN a i l e r a f A a a l l r a l l a a f a r T a x H e rd l a b* a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d Cl l a d r r S e r f l a a STS of t h e ( I r a r r a l c u ll C o u r t , s t t h e C o u r t h o u s e In Mai garages within block. Cheap to the Loastrarg Branch tone Tire and Rubber <k>mpa»y of a S l a l a l r * nt t h e S l a t e n l F lo r id a . fo r d . F l o r i d a , o n t h e S th d a y of A tions to these places this summer. N n p r e Is hvreh;r g i v e n ( h u t M. H Arrive Departs i D E - n a a . a w x 9 J « u « * a *<C* right man- Apaly Eifdd Auto. Top Co. g u s t , A. D. IM S . h clm f t h e AU«' reduction of 10 per cent In tire price*. "Oldsmohilc leslcrs I n '.11 sections U u r k e t i . p u r r h s s e r of T s a i 'e r l l f t c a t e I t u le D sy. a n d t h e n a n d t h a r # m a k e «S-3tc Nn. J i t . d a t e d t h e t t l i d a ) o f J u n e A. a n s w e r l u t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t d ie d of the country are oq the lookout for In ita announcement the company xNo. 167-------- 3:65 p.m. D. t i l l , h a s llled s a id c e r t i f i c a t e In In t h i s c a u s e . O th e r w is e s d e c r e e p r o ' No. t l . ---------2:46 p.m. m y nf f i r s , and h a s m a d e n p p l t c a t l u u c o i t ts a s o w ill h e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t sudd tourist! and in soms p la n s this* men says: , . 6:80 aro. f u r T u x Deed tu Is su e In n r t - o r d s n c e u n k n o w n p a n i c e . DR. G. S. SELMAN “Tf»e crude rubber monopoly weak­ xNo. 168........... have established Ipca}, ^Information w lrh la w , - Mold c e r t i f i c a t e e t n h r a r s s It, is o r d e r e d ( h a t t h i s no lle* b* p 7:10 p.m. th No. 22........... # * f u l lu w ln g d e a n rlb e d p r o p e r t y s i t ­ U s h rd In Ik e f a p f n r d IW iah L S »S bureaus in their salesroom* to give ened when It came In contact with u a t e d in Memlm de O uu n ty . F l o r i d a , tu - p a p e r c p p h l l s h e d In ■ • m l n o l* C o u s Oviedo Branch aroused public sentiment. The press l ! Lot I* F r o s t ’* T h i r d A d d itio n l a F l o r i d a , o h r o « w e e k f o r f o u r |l Departs Aa llta ZV « — - « n u # g Arriv# m o n te . T h e said l a n d Ivolns a s s e s s e d l i v e w e a k * g a t o t h a l k s o w s o f the country today reflect* tba dsi Ey camp sites, to tourists. if a t t h s d a l e o f i h s l* s u a n r* n f e u c h d_________ e f e n d a n t , _n n d u h r * tt w a ^ i xNo. 126.—-— 7:46 p.Bi. termlnation of the American motor­ r s r i l f l e a t e In t h r n s m s nf C a k a v w n -1,■n n s x r u t» v # “We have found th at during 1922 ■]* as th# lCciich Building '** Daytona Beach, Fla. approximately 12 per cent more peo- ist that tire prices shall stay a t a xNo, 127...... . .. 8:40 pro. U n le s s s a id r s r t l l l r a l s s h a l l he r e ­ ............. WIT) e d a c c o r d i n g tu law Tax D eed ... .— . th a t America I s s u e t h e r e o n on the flrd day i>4 n ,r sal A Ceaifortable, Airy Rooms pie visited the national park aitea X - Daily, except Sunday, own rubber Open the Year d ray o f fflrlx Ir is )l s i g n a t u r e a n d fdF.A lL than iii IW l.a n d this alone has tfi •;, .wft < by pm a X from p * D1 >RY tCHES ADS S ! Lu-Beth Cafeteria S PURELY : PROFESSIONAL = TRAINSCHEDULE IDS. R. M. MASON . J. THIGPJEN Real Estate' t GREYSTONE HOTEL s ■jf: w .ri ( ] � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 16, 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/bbdd408ff60003122a50416713640f94.pdf a1e5a730074d0c4c73e49a0174d69e3c PDF Text Text ■ S ir • ' . . s By L " w fm mr® . •«i v j ^ m m *. V -: rr -T-fl n ft: 7> > IN THE HEART OF THE WORLDS GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV Want to Make Be Big RELAXATION OF ant Says • Farmers’ Credit -• a.vt ** ril>'»n » RS F S Is I r* wl fvMv if i i a Senator &tte Day’s Time—Will «®§ t •cment fdr Army ALS AND DRW MVLt ' . arr coTHAT PRESENT N OPERATIVE M A R K ED AND PRICK STABILIZATION. MRS. CRQBER 'iW- LASKER & TRIP BIG MADE HIS ESCAPE GIVES REASONS 57 0 SANFORD, FLORIDA; FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1928 GIVEN OUT IIY COMMISSION* ATLANTA, Ga„ June IB.—Rural ' ER HAINES TO STATE ADHERENTS OF 8TAMB0 ULMOUNT CLEM B N s/jSclK 1Y n l T lB .^ S ^ * o f f lc c r s of the first purtult credit legislation, together with the , DIRECTORS .> r s n y -w E R B o v e r c o m e % group of 4he American arm y's flying force* hopped o ft a t Selfridge Field, federal reserve act, has given the In an attem pt to reach San Antonio, farmers of tho country an abundance near‘ here," at five o’clock thin morning * .. - . . ia . . ...Ill . >L Aei Texas, by sunset-this Evening.;. The flight, if aucces.ful . will m .rk an of credit; Senator Carter Glass of achfevement unprecedented In the aerial world, m ilitary of leer, said as it Virginia declared here yesterday in Is the first time military fliera of any nation have attempt**! to move in a naddress before the convention of, To Expedite Applications f o r group combat planJt equipped with complete combat arm .m ent so far from the Nntninal Association of Credit WIDOW OF TAMMANY CHIEF­ Hoapitabt nnd DruRWHli Handful of Followers, Most WII.Y LRVIATHIAN SHOULD HAVE the home base in daylight hours of One day. Mon. What they need now, he point­ TAIN WINS EVERY * g ls ls 6f Whom Were ed out, wns organisation for co-opera­ TRIAL RUN. COUNT ( B y Tfce tw iiH a tr R F r e a e l tive markets and measures to stabil­ WASHINGTON, Juno IB .-R elax- I | B y Tike AeeeetaleB Frees* WASHINGTON, June 16—Attacks ise prlcys. ' . DUBLIN, June IB.—A vcrdlet in at ion of prohibition regulations af­ on the forthcoming trial trip of the Senator Glass in 'his address re SOFIA, ^ p e T T ^ B u lK a r ia n tele­ favor of Mrs. Itula Croker was found fecting liquor supplies nf hospitals Leviathan were characterised as view**! the rurnl credits legislation graphic' agency confirms the capture by the jury in the contest ovn* the and retail druggist i wns announced . “party polemics'* by Chairman Las­ already enacted and said ho believed will of the late Richard CroWr this by Federal Prohibition Commlsftoher ' ker last night In the first formal congress has now furnished ample afternoon. When the crowded court Haines. State directors were given statement Issued frUm the shipping facilities for the agricultural credit room realised Me*. Croker had won on new orders to expedite applications , board since criticisms of the lineCs of the conntry. ____^resistance which adherents of every count the throng hurst Into a -for hospital* nnd druggists ta full voyage to Cuban waters began to find Everything haa been done, he said, tremendoue cheering and handclap­ limit tbelr yearly and quarterly atStsmbdultoky endeavored to make , its way into the press. Provision for to make 1t easy for the farm er to get ping. The court tried vainly for con­ IftwanrC* and state directors were re~ • haa been finally and definitely ovrr■L. the trial was made by the board un­ into debt, but too little toward help­ siderable time to restore alienee. When minded that If hospitals and d n i| come. Perfect order prevlato through­ m » TS»- A s ic w h it f l r r * « s » . . . . . . tm \ der a democratic administration, WASHINGTON, June 16.—An agreunnt to pay Into the treasury |.o ,- ing him to get out of debt. The last qfliet finally came Chief Justice Ma f tores do not use the entire quota i^ ' out the country.1 la sk c r pointed oat, when John Bar­ 000,000 has been made by the Pennsylvania railroad system as a result or pieco of legislation along this line loney said he much regretted the one quarter they may draw difference ton Fayne was chairman, and in­ Isolated from all hia followers, the final settlement »*etween the railroad and the government of til accounts hr pointed out, was the passage of demonstration. Allegation that Hula in later period. acidental expenses were approved by the intermediate credits act by the wq* already the wlf* of Guy Masone once mighty premier, ttx^y. had been arising out of war time federal control. The Pennsylvania a congress necessary to the proper re­ a fugitive, puraued by troops beyond reimburee the government for the co* of a largo number of beUor™ nt* lost congress. This provides for loans at tho time of her .m arriage to PAGEANT OPENS FIFTH conditioning of tho ship. made to iU liner during the period of governmeht control which overbalanced on rigrclcultural products, of • from Croker was declared by tho Jury to be Piidop City? twenty mllea from EUANNUAL CONVENTION OF Directing his reply to a racent all of the roads rlalnft against the treasury for damages under maintenance nine months to five years, and there unsubstantiated. Tho Jury also found shlntxa, whore he withdrew after • STATE LEG ION A IRES statement issued from the national has not been sufficient time yet to Mrs. Crokor not guilty of Influencing a nengagemont In which there were and other m atters. ^ ' . headquarters, Mr. Iaskcr called up­ PENSACOLA, Fla., June 16.—The see to what extent this will aid the her husband against his children. a number of casualties. on the committee to “ forget for the landing of Panfllo deNarvaex with 1agricultural Interests of the country. , Stamboulisky sta rte r for Ellshintmoment its temptation to misrepre­ hi*-vagabond fleet of five small vesSenator Glass described the feder­ sa in an automobile, disguised as an sent for political purposes.’ eels, the first white man to set foot al reserve system as the grentest aim y chauffeur. He had shaved off .“ I appeal to them,” the chairman on these shores of Pensacola bay In credit system In tho world. his mustache, when he and his party said, "not to smirch the great ship­ 1628, the landing of deLuna in 1669, arrived at Plrdon, his four remaining "It not only euved America during ping enterprise upon which America and other scenes in the Colonial his­ followers ware captured or killed by the world war," he rtaid, "but it saved a t the moment Is embarking. I am a tory of -Pensacola were re-enacted troops and the automobile in which the allies and enabled us all to win Citrus plantings In Orange county business man, not n politician. I am Inst night on llayou Tcxar—a his­ they were traveling was seised. Dur­ an dother parta of Central Florida the war." ‘ retiring from public pfflce in n few torical pageant which closed the first * ing the fighting Stamboulisky es­ lie also urged an extension of the will be more extensive this year than day of the Afth annual convention of days.- But I plead, since we nrc to caped and plunged Into the forest. par clearance of checks through the at any tlmo in tho past, representa­ the Florida American Legion. have, for tho time being, government HO K/iows perfectly the country tives of tho Florida Citnie Exchungo federal reaerve hanks. operation of ships, competing with Fifty-tWo of the - sixty-five active here said yesterday in discussing the wharf 4he troops aro pursuing him. Referring to friticism of the re­ privately owned ships of other coun­ posts in Florida have delegates a t the Ivan Rousseff, the new minister of serve system, tho senator declared if citrus outlodk. tries, that defeat ahnll not come to convention. Membership campaign* POCOIIONTAS, III., J* utve "'lB^Four*bun til ta today kidnapped John Green, the Interior, had issued an order for So r w a t Is the expected increase In November 11, each year, a fifteen per the politicians and demagogues .suc­ our aspirations through pnrty polem­ BtambeulUky. to be taken alive, if ics, dUcouVaglnng patriotic men of BO mall masseneer and ths Iasi seen of them prere xpredirig toward 8t. Louis ceeded in tearing down tho system, tho county’s acreage that a large cent Increase in dues, publication of poasibf?,' and tt* courts will aettle business ability who might otherwise forty-two miles southwest of here. The bandits obtained two pouches ° t the country will lie plunged back Into nursery company will open a new of­ n department Journal, and appoint­ mall, one of which rontnine.l $J,000 which was to have been rn rt of tho pay­ fice in Orlando soo, It became known. hia fata.be persuaded at personal sacrifice to roll of the Pocohontas Coal Company. A posse has been organise,! in an ef­ periods of panic anil depression anil ment of the stato adjutant by the It was Indicated that the pltnipgs will A sensation has been created by contribute to tho success of govern­ fort to capture the bandit's and rescue G reen.' The mail messenger was tak ­ it will take fifty yunrs to work out state commander, with approval of. also M heavy In Lake, Seminole and the diseovtry In the archives of the ment oyeration along business lines. the executive cnmmittee1 were some , ing the money from the depot to tho postoffice when tho tondR* wlth ‘|r* ^ another system which can be no bet­ Osceola counties. uationii hank th at Stamboulisky Experts, Mr. Lasker said, have revolvers ordered him into th rlr nutomobllo and sped away. The money had ter than the present one. of tho.recommendations of the cxecu- > last March cashed a check for 120,Most of the nvw groves will bo de­ 'estimate*! tho trial will cost 120,000, l>een sent here from the federal reserve hank' at St. U uls. tlvc committee. *. ooo,odb lavas, the sum having been “of which 1107,000 would have had voted exclusively to oranges, accord­ Key West won tho commander's authorised a t , a secret meeting of ing to plans of growers. This is a t­ cup for the greatest increase in post to be spent irrespective of whether NEW YORK, June IB .-T he cashier of t h e Pullman Company and his three members' 6f the Cabinet. The tributed to the heavy production of ingle guest was carried." membership during the year, and iHHiy guard were ruh»>ed of 122,000 payroll'by alx armed inon t.rtuy as they grapefruit this year and the slowness burporio of the ex-premier wns desig­ n m seven legionnaire* who died since the were e n t e r i n g the Sunnysldo Work* a t Long Island C i t y . ______ In moving the crop which has result­ nated, beyond the statem ent that it FHnriy Wiggly keeps right on a d -, Inst convention. was for the security of the state. Definite information regarding the ed In a considerable portion rem ain­ vertising those specif! low prices on’ Band concerts, yacht and motor The moral character of Stamboulisky groceries, canned goods, soaps, rice, recent act of the state legislature In ing In the state until production of boat races and flag day m r t k t R is belli* attacked by the press. granting two annual scholarships, one early fruit* in other states forced tho under tho auspices of the Pensacola salmon, etc. • Piggly Wiggljf store Among the fOnsoquenccs of the fall here is popular because they have for young men and the othrr for prices downward on nil of tho coun­ Elks, rounded out the day’s program. ■i of Stamboulisky is the reversion of tho fine fresh groceries n tall times young women, in the University of try ’s markets. Judge I’hnrles B. I'arkhill, of Tam­ ■i Sofia'*' theologies) seminary, which a t very low prices and they advertise At this time there (a a quantity »r Florida and the Stole Collego for pa, a gubernatorial candidate was was seised for the purpose of as­ them two or three times a week grapefruit yet to bo moved and the Women, for each county In tho state, one of the speaker*. tronomical Institute, the priesthood. and the thrifty housewife has Warn­ was received yesterday by County prevailing price, which to doing well Other restorations of church proper­ ed to watch the Daily Herald for to average a dollar a box, is unsatis­ Superintendent T. W. lAWton. PARKER HPBAKR AT ty include the large pine forest of Piggly Wiggly announcements—they Tho regulations governing tho factory to tho producers. FLAG DAY HHRVICK. the Rlla Monartery, which StombouU- mean money saved and saving money General eundltldna In tho orange awarding of scholarships are: K 008B V R L T 8 G R A V E sky seised and turned over to an exL—If there to more than ono ap­ groves aro better thun they have been these days means much. ploitatlon company, most of the mem­ OYSTER BAY, N. Y., June 10.— * _ plicant for the samo scholarship, It for tho last two year*. The recent The following>from the Tampa Trib­ u p along the sidewalks and the streets shall be awarded on the basis of a ruins stimulated the trees and the Governor Parker of Lous inn* hml bers of wblcH were Italians, a t one* covered with slush an exhibition such Building permits for Daytons, Ses- une to interesting to Florida people: fruit has dev*lo|»*d normally In cuilfive hundred Elks front l^ n g Isla n d ' competitive examination. fourth of Its value. hreexe and Daytona Bench totaled SARASOTA, June 16.—John Ring- as 1 saw at the South Florida fair at 2. —Examination questions shall betraat with tho last two seasons when lodges yesterday held Flag Day aer* H The new minister of finance, M. |316,000 the first four months of tho Tampa or at Jacksonville of frulU ling, who I* one of tho charter mem­ TheodorolT. has informed the hank­ hosed on high school work in Eng­ dry springs retarded Its development. vices In a natural amphitheatre, and flowers and vegetables, of fish year. ber* of tho new Sarasota County kalr er kthat they must pay a larger share and shells a n d the other wondorful lish, Algebra, Ancient History, Ameri­ Bprsying to underway everywhere and sloping down from the gruve of Theo­ there I* much dusting for rust mite, dore RoosevoR. *■ > " . .’ll of tb t Uxes. H* haa aisured them several letters has boon re-establish­ Association, betor* h returned to New things down here In winter would can nistory and Civics. 3. —In case of but one applicantindicating tho that grove owner* expect u however that the peasants will bear ed and all tho newspapers, Including Yerk after spending several days on a muke an exhibition th at would attract Surrounded by a circle of > great grave. their Shire. OitlerS h*ve been is­ those suppressed by the former flying .visit to overlook the Improve­ hundreds of thousands of visitors, j county hoard may make application bumper crop next season and wish to trees, and facing the ments being mado on his 8araioU bay Your tarpon and other game fish and to the state superintendent for ap­ protect it from Infection. sued by ths ministry of the •nte r ior crowd listened to Governor Parker regime, appeared today in the long property, Suggested th at the Fair Aa- . a • *A_ . t o . • a a ..e e m l n a l All Estimates as to the extent of next and other speaker* eulogise the far­ dissolving peasant political gim p And the m inncr of tholr tikiiiK [ointment without examination accepted orthography. sedation make Its initial opening, not 4.—Examinations shall be held the created by SUmboullsky in order to The property of the former cabi­ her*, but in Madison Sqosre Gordon would rival the sportsman* show It­ first Thursday In June of each year season's production burring unfortun mer president and c*U upon tha coun­ ate developments, vary from 18.000,­ try to adhere more closely to -hia . avoid the possible danger of ex-« net members will be sequestrated. It self. The detail* can be eerily worked in New Y ork.. H lj Idea was to open 000 to 20,000,000 boxes.—Orlanjto Sen principles of Americanism, lest^ out and the various coctlons and coun­ at the county scat cesa#« similar to those in RussU is announced. The administrative In New York In January then remove Three of the State College for anarchists, bolshevUto and against ths ruling classes. •taffs throughout the country hare our exhibits back to Sarasota lor ties and their chamber* of commerce Women faculty will grade the papers tinel. ran be depended upon to graep the hordes working under cover of bqen dismissed and new prefects, our own annual county fair In Febru­ opportunity for the greatest chance of ths women applicants while three BUECHARE8T, .June — The FUNERAL OF L. M. ALLBMAN and cowl# utterly destroy th* who for the most part are reserve of­ ary In time to carry them to the great The funeral of L. M. Allcinan oc ilatlon uf democracy laid hy tho for advertising Florida they have ever of the University of Florida faculty town 'a f 8humJu, <• fortified Bulga­ South Florida fair In the same month ficer*, have been appointed. had. It Is not a money-making will grad# tho paper# of men appli­ curred a t Osteen a t noon today. Dr. founders of tho country." rian town, fifty m ile, west of V .rna. and then If dedlrable to Join forcoa Bcliome for anyone aa each locality cants. J \ Brownlee, of the Presbyterian church, Governor l*Urker drew tremor Is reported In the hand, of I» m » » LONDON, June 16,—Bulgarian with the Manatee County Fair at fl.—Scholarship winners falling tot officiated and the remain* .were In­ upplutfjc when ha declared that will be glad of a chance to finance It* guard*, according to ■cmi-official agency here this after­ Bradentow i^own exhibit." It looks now as If the t e e consecutive months In half of the terred in the family burial lot a t Os­ thing should be don* immedatolj which reached Mr* yettorday. Th« noon announced the death of former It has been known for some time Fair Association would be in readi­ subject* token a t the institution* of teen. • Bhumb district Is said to have be­ Premier Stamboulisky *nd added he fight the enemies with!* the that Mr. Ringling had In mind the ness to make the New'York trip. itgher learning shall forfeit th* schol­ Deceased waa about forty-fiv# year# which, he declared^ w*re more come tM B»o*t Important erntor of was killed Curing a fbsillede a fter a Inaugurating of a mid-Winter exposi­ arship* and be required to return th* of ag* and had been a resident of thto gcrous tha* any outside. '• 1 rests tine* to th* new reglmoparty of armed peasants had attpek- tion of Florida producta t* New Yprk WALTER HAGEN FA IL S amoont of th* fund u»ed for th* stip­ city for several year* and. waa em­ Armed peasants are said by w •4 the car In which he was pamlng City where the Blngllnga own Madl“The m inute niuet bo ulated expanse*. 1 7 IN ATTEM PT TO WIN ployed in tho Kllcker etor* on San­ * ^ . /** a la aa m n s t nnf < back on guard," he Uld. 1 "Th^ advice, to bo marching through the village of Slavovlt**aen Equate G hrden, th e most noted 7.—Every* holder of a *cholarshlp ford arenu*. • • • ' ■ : J BRITISH OPEN GOLF under the mailt aht} the in northern Bulgaria, **d ** - , ■hftw place In America* There, three must register either in the Teachers H* leavea a family, a mother, tw o dem ining •th* f* clashed, with government - SOFIA, Juno 16.—Former Premier notable events pulled 'Off annually In College of-the •University of Florida Bela, between Tlmovo and Ru.trhuk. Stamboulisky of Bulgaria has been Madison Square 'Garden, th* aportobrothers and a slater to mowm hto democracy In thl ter. Hagen or In the School of Education at tho TROO?L June Jnsurgents' aUo are reported moving death and the sympathy of tho friends to create religious m sn’s ehow in the fall, the hors, show, killed while trying-to escape captor*. to win the Florida- Stato College for Women, no an indifferent puldt a great society event, and th# opening failed today in ptty change of registration wilKb* allow- ft attended.to them In their loss. British o|i*n golf title lo r recond “" • n iT u ta a a U a council of mlnbUr* riotous Jam LONDON, June 16.—A Sofia die- bi ^ha* circus season when the Rlfig- time. Hagan mad# fourth round In t-d until full 'amount of money peav* ------- -- — _ “ Th* “The only w ty to The Banford Sanford Shoe kA Clothing 'Compatch of Exchange Telegraph com- Ung Show* are brought OOt from their s*v«nty-flre, giving total of two loualy used for the holder from th* ..rugeT . to R utnanba territory pre- peny M**rU former Pre»f*r S um - winter quarter* In Bridgeport, Conn., pang have a *p*d*l h a rta ln t o t th a t to sta rt a great tcbolarshlp fund shall hare' bean to­ “* appeal* to tho careful buyer* In plant thto v J L d T h .r - n l i t to sm rtl group, un- boultoky tried to force King Bo i and exhibited to all of New York be­ hundred and alnaly-ato, on# more than A, .0. Havers, British, who late fu today. It U a lUt 1 structlve to abdicate in hto favor c*»«W fore taking th* road for the summer. thto afternoon won championship. '7 * 7 It U in Mr. Kingilng’s mind that an become King of Bulgaria himself, i. Juu* UL-On* Of the first Quoting Bulgaria* newspaper ac­ on-of Florida’* product* Ip H a rm ’s failure , to win mean* V »#w Bulgarian gov*n»tar when the tity to filled return of charapl#luhlpi?it»opl||r+, act* intend ^ -th o se law . count* * t alleged plot on p n r tj ^ ,o r* itorx who throng I you |' the w ealthy n r r premier to dethrone Uorii.-eorand whkh are holiday* woi verttooment to th* city Just a fte r attracti/m. In Vi ''*[ GETS VI trncT IS NEW ORgffiS OUT AGREEMENT BY RAILROAD INTO SETTLEMENT THE Between the Railroad and the Government of All 1. ' Accounts ' * BANDITS GETTING BOLD, HOLDING UP PAY ROBBING RIG New Plantings In Citrus Will Be Large Here AND AND LEFT Mail Messenger ami Puljnian Company’s Cashier a Definite News on Scholarship** Act ;> Passed !This Year G WANTS FLORIDA "HAVE NEW YORK SHOW FOR A |1 STATE PRODUCTS Would Have Biff Exposition of Florida Products in Madison;Square Garden 1 1 1 (1 *>t><u::-UT jr js s js n CL V-U■- 9fi - A »% £ 4 �June 30th This will be a big money 15c Art Linen, O ff at, per y a r d ................................. m w * Men’s Dress Shirts, Chamhrays, all colors, nt, her y a r d .... .................. $1.00 White Organdie, $1.75 Men’s Dress Shirts, ( P - j nt, each .............................. a t O 4 0 25-inch Percales, light and .l ..„ L m.< n i i M it n io l . dark colors, at, iw per yard $8.25 Paisley Crepe do 25c Men’s Socks, Q p 59e Whito Tublu Damask, • ' at, per yard $2.00 Crape da Chine, r at, per yard .....!.................^ F X # 1 $1.00 Silk Socks, nt, each ....................... $1.00 Tnlilu Damask, $2.50 Cjypo do Chine, © A at, p e r yard .................... -fl $8.00 Canton Crepe, nt, O O pur yard ............................ £ 5f2-HVcTi TJress Ginghninii, ’’’ oti per yard».‘..!..:..'.’. .......... 1 1 nt, per yard .•a..1...:..:......... j* * .. •• • '35c Beat Bleaching, 1 nti iwir. Jrnrd !................... . ,29o Long Cloth, at, per yard .......:..... UG-ihch Pnjnma Chocks, at, per y m x i : ' . , . ...... Colored M nnpiette Draperic.s, id, pc?yard .M....?..?.*.. 59c French Ginghams, at, per y a r d ............................ 20c Fancy Voiles, at, i>er y a r d ............................ 50c Tissue Ginghams, nt, per y a r d ............................ 75c Tissue Ginghams, at, per y a r d ............. .............. 82-in. Devonshire Cloth, ■ at, |H*r y a r d ............................ 50c Cotton Pongee, ail colors, at, per yard © A Chino, nt, per y a r d ........£ $8.75 Qnniou Crape, nt, pdr y a rd •?....!.... :...... . 1 Q Q f» ffA »> * ■i . ' Ono lot Ladies’ Oxfords, or One-Strap Pumps, at*, per © Q A ff $2.00 Satins and TntTutns, i\t, per yard —i ......... ....... v X # i $5.00 Lndiefl’ Oxfords or one-Slrnp P Pump, at, pet \ d f c A ^ O ff l $2.50 Satln anml TnfTetn, . © A A at, per yard ...................... hjF A u J 54.00 In d ies’ Gingham © O O ff Dresses, nt, each .......... . . i p t l s A t l 515.00 Ladies’ Silk- ‘V ft A Dresses, at, each ..------- r r\» '* n If * r ** JC|> 1 . ■ •ffl ■ QO $20.00 Ladies’ Silk © «i £ 0 0 Dresses, at, oi»ch V JL O eV y ■* ’ | $2.50 Ladies’ SiiH Hosn, air QQ colors, at, per pair fJ F X # V ^ $1.00 Ladies’ Silk TIosc, nt, per pair :..... 80.00 In d ies’ Oxfords, or One-Strap Pumps, nt, per • -© /A Q Q pair ...........:• 9 fft« t7 0 $27.50 Men’s All Wool Q 4 Q ( Suits, at, per s u i t .......•J F X tJ * * Ladies’ F ell Bed-room*■ Slippers, at, per pair $1.00 Men’s Union Suits, u t.e a c h ...— .......... ••••• $2.25 Men’s Pajam as at, per pair ....... $1.00 Boys' Blouses, nt, ca d i ........................ Q O p $1.75 Missos’ One-Strnp Canvass Pump, size* 8 to 2, at, per, S i. 4 3 Child’s One-Sirup Pump, Black, White and Brown, sizes 2 to 5V£, at, per pair ........ t ' r’T*T' pt‘-L* Off $5.00 Men’s Oxfords, Brown or Blark, per paif. tp Q Q rt * Children’s Cuff Top Socks, White. Black Men’s Palm Bench Suits, © * 1 A ( at, pot* suit ^FX v*«. Boys’ All-Wool Surge Suits, ( P f J ( ut, per s u i t ......... . **F a o f i | $8.50 Misses One-Strop’ Pumps. Brown or Hluck, sizes 8 to 2, © A Q O nt, per pair One Jot of .Mi n’s Brown fi&O O f f • Oxfords,'nt, per,pair........ $2.00 Lndies’ White Canvass One-Strap Pump, nt, |>er © 4 41© pair ...............tJF X a “ O © O 4 sJF***” Boys’ Palm Bench Suits, two pair pants, at, per © O 4 suit .,........................ -.......... •• One lot of Lndles Black Oxfords, nt, per pair .:... i $80.00 Men’s All Wool 0 A A f Suits, nt, per su it......... V « a l * t Q O p �M B S#! 14t|^lW «K *«W M l A. & P. Self-Rising A. & P. ’PLAIN .; Bernard Rlfachl is *pending this week Wf^i p , party of boy friends in a cnmp near Orlando. Mrs. Alma ‘Neesu and children spent the dajm vith her aistcr: in town, Wctlnexday, !’*;* Rer. J ’ n r C la r ll’hiiif beeh coming o v e r'to the ...music for f/ _ixtr^help . * w us with i . ... . . CAN . m L B . . ... »*.*»*. *********** . 8-OZ. 1 BOTTLE ........ 1 '> A .'i r ..i u *•***/■*•*'***■**»•*“ *****■»**^»»*.*. **.»-* p*. . j.. HAH ' LARGE CAN --------- SPECIAL—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 3 TALL CANS A. & P. EVAPORATED MILK SECOND STREET Between TURK AND OAK Ovnr 7500 stores in the J. T.' and Lee McCInln will spend this summer with Mrs. Willlo I*eo Biggs,'who has recently moved from Osceola, into the Payne Daniel resijilence. ■' Mr. Huddleston has just returned from Jacksonville, where ho spent ten days with his daughter, Mrs. Urekocs. Miss M argaret Lendsny of Osceola spent the week end with Miss ^leth Ballard. \ ~ i^-s. Ruth Kirby nnd cnildreii of Elixu- Mr. nnd Mrs. Chns. Phillips were shopping in Sunfotd Saturday. Mrs. T. W .'Prevatt, Mrs. Rosn McParlnnc nnd Mrs. G. A. Nickerson a t­ tended the Cain-Tillis wedding in Knnford Thursday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Simmons of Orlando spent S ndrutn wyliarM..sdrnhcmfwy spent Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. E. II. Kllbe. Mrs. Pearl Yarlwro nnd daughter of New Smyrna lire spending n few days with her fnthcr, Mr. E. II. Kilbc. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Peters were in Sanford Thursday on business. Mr. Willie Lee Higgs left Wednes­ day for Gainesville to go to school. The Geneva band will give n con- j CAREFUL | SECOND STREET Del ween PARK AND OAK cX,ATLA N TIC & f'ACI ifWIHIMT..*!) ORLANDO'S FAVORITE SHOPPING P^ACE 24-LB. BAG $1.19 12-LB. BAG.. 59c 12-LB. BAG 62c 24-LB. BAG $1.15 9c» f ASfPBKLL’S TOMATO SOIIP* EVAPORATED PEACHES, ..................... 15c PALM OLIVE S0A1 29c 7c l\. & I\ KETCHUP *'!!itV rfr. arid Mrs.- Trunmml Roll! have moved Into their new home which he has built this spring near the Upsnln depot. • M isa. M argaret Krlcson took ever her mother, Mrs. Alfred Krlcson and Mrs. John Borell to l>o Land to see their sister, Mrs. Adnm Karr Inst Sunday, She has not been nt nil well of late. Norman Swanson who is having a vacation nt Waycross, (la., writes his parents here, that they are having Iota of rain there', loo. Thero was a fudge party nt the homo of MIhh Florence Tyner for some of the young folks and all who attended^ onjoyed It, last Thursday, week. Kntll Mngnuson and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer I.undquint and their four chil­ dren are taking In the sights of the metropolis, Jacksonville, this Week nnd visiting a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lundquiat, going in their car. Miss Carrie Crnmer went with Mr. nnd Mrs Vernon Culler out to their, camp, Monday evening after n pleas­ ant visit with her brother's fanfily in Grnpevllle. Alice RodglnS'wus n recent visitor a t the home Of Miss Minnie Heck. The latte r Ik'now attending the sum­ mer school.' Mrs. Voile Williams and children expect to leave Sunday for Coronoado beach where they will spend a month or so, Grandpa Williams has been over ‘ fo r .Borne time nnd Volie, nnd Mr. Rufus Brown left Monday morning on a mule to go to Gaines­ ville to school. We nil wish him good luck on his journey bceuusc everyone knows a mule is a treacher­ ous "an n mile” nnd npt to sidestep some. Ilut we expect we will soon henr that he has arrived safely "right side up." Mr. nnd Mrs., P. T. -Wakefield and Rev. Thompson took dinner w ith'M r. er, Mrs. Ilcngston, were Wednesday nnd Mrs. Anderson nnd family. callers a t the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. Tyner, having business in town “Contracts have been signed nnd They hav purchased of the Into Geo. Clark, work will sta rt at once un the hand­ some new postoffice huljding, at originally oWbfeil by Mrs. Granger, Daytona,” says the Daytona*J o i m m I. Mr*. BalllrigM’ was a caller at a number of Upaala homes Into Sat­ urday, portly in the interest of the Children’s Day program which it was thought best to postpone until duly 1 so that more of the little ones can be fit it. { There was a good number out at the evening semdeo led by Rev Wahlberg who will be here again tis usual on the fourth Sunday. He was en­ tertained a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlson this time. Ills mes- morrow i ART DEPARTMENT— --------------------------- SIU^DEPARTMEl [ 1,00 GINGHAM DRESSES, GOING AT, EACH....... jj WASH GOODS AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT SHOE DEPARTMENT LACE EMBROIDERY DEPT. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR LADIES’ UNDERWEAR TOILET GOODS . MEN’S , FURNISHINGS RIBBONS HANDKERCHIEFS NECKWEAR MILLINERY •/^TREMENDOUS MONEY SAVING EVENT BIJPffORS ^QI^IE HERE; THEY LIKE THE HIGH QUAL- 1 | ITY ANtrTH E LOV^PRICES AND THE GOOD SERVICE SPECIAL LOW/PRICES J. P. SMITH HIGH GRADE $9.00 SHOES 22 PAIR GOOD QUALITY X DR IFF MEN’S WORK SHOES @ * - UUj (Sizes (1 lo 11) SIX. $1.00 MEN’S UI'flON . SUITS, FOR $4.50 }, g | FLORSHEIM SHOES Good as the BeBt $10.00 SHOES ,, * •* ^ H E telephone expansion in Florida, to meet the esti­ mated needs of the State this year and for the four fol­ lowing years, is well under way. The Dally Herald, 16c,*pcr week. CENTRAL FLORIDA OPTOMBTK1BT&. MRKTINt Full size, well made, good ijuulity. Sell everywhere for $1.75. Our price— BEST QUALITY PALM BEACH .SUITS * . • ’ t 512.50 *,t $26.00 $35.00 | l BLUE SERGE SUITS.................. V, -f.t\ * >’ t i i ! . i•)ftJl % {J'(| f 3 I vy *24.00/ $80.00 GABARDINE SUITS 1 , ’ . i-S ' SUIT CASES AND BAGS f from all the cities of Central Florida at n meeting in Orlando today. Dr. K. J. Wolhe, of Ocala, was elected president and Dr. Henry MrLnuiin, Jr., of- Hanford, secretary. The main purpose of the Association will be to do away with the house to house opti­ cal faker who is working In violation of the state laws of Ftorida, and to uid in the enforcement of the Florida Optometry low. Those attending the meeting were: Dr. K. J. Weihe, Ocala; Dr. F- E. Welhe, Leesburg; Dr, Henry. McLaulln, Jr., Sanfurd; Dr. Tom Moore, Han­ ford; Dr. Gyrdop N. Keene, Orlando; Dr. Ratpael), Orlando; Dr. Strickland, Orlando, nnd l)t. Seymore, St. Cloud. *y $150 TO' $1550' , \ 1'-------- - We Want Your Business, Quality, Low Prices and — — Service Are Our Inducements — —:— - Backache, Rheumatic ' Pains, dull headache, tired feeling,-too frequent urination, discolored or atrong odor are aym ^om s of kidney and bladder trouble. . "I w as' flwnys having a backachei which caused me great suf­ fering,** writes lire . Feber, Medford, Mast. "Could n o t’sleep and a t times I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney PiUa and found relief.” Stop backache, kidney and bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold e v e ry w t trk .— A '* > • » [FORD During the year 1923 we expect to spend $926,000 for additions and extensions to plant. The work has been engineered, most of the m aterial' haB been or­ dered and unless something entirely unforeseen happens the unfilled demand for telephone service in Florida will be fully met. : program for the next five years, including the year 1923, calls for the expenditure of $5,693,000. BEST QUALITY Regular $1.00 Shirt. Our price (925,000 This Year to Meet Florida’s Telephone Needs G. Vf. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 216'South Orange, Orlando, Fla. t, ru P 4-24*tfC The Dally Herald, 16c p a r weak. I It is a matter of interest not only to business men, but to every citizen of the State that practically every dollar o f thia enormous sum is new money, loaned or invested by people who have confidence in the safety of investments in public utilities in Florida. This will increase the investment in telephone plant to more than $11,684,900, a 95 per cent increase. It will increase the number of Bell telephones in Florida to 56,745, an increase of more than 69 per cent. . The telephone workers of Florid? broke all previous records ords both in service and in construction last year. A bigger task faces them this year and 'during the years folow ng, and their success depends in a' largA measure up6h*i 1 your continued-encouragement antj cooperation, 7 - , ( | / *, DAVID LAIRD, Florida Manage* / " 7J SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COM PANY H �NOTICE TO K tifilM B N TA t BAND. n lesson'kif.'aex cleinlirtent rind maral-i roy the fcd-«nerntion of people thomitjy, but it (foes notw ch ty you with ltd. >elvea. * " s ' " rt t lU'nd'iuarlbn Band Section Serivpreaching, bec/u*e. o? the enteftain-t ^ Is not a picture that young girls icc, Cow lM th. Infantry, Sanford, .Fla. ment It offers'. Ndtther does the plc-^ or boyS Under TA should see. It is, .noweyir, n picture' that any normal 7dinBc41A)'an or wdfnan may ace and Strong Message is Carried in the Plot had better not know. It is a safe and fcienn thorofrorft, vnlightment. * 'j Tlic many friends of Mr. McBrydej —Children Won’t Be Admitted sane presentation trf a dangerous sub­ -egular wjp ^ e0rry to jenrn thoy expect to It is an education along n Uric which . * % . la kept too mtich in the dark. niake Wilmington their home, and! "Wages pf—Stn-*nrfr\W brsc Than ject." A statem ent issued by the manage. pintxa- will not return to Oviedo. Death.’’ Tnls Is the strXatr'Tho.-sngt*' w* Allan Campbell, of the U. S. Navy, carried to the public in/*\yild Oats," Jpfm uhprctl-dehted success of "Some Mineral deposit discovery like Rad­ er will is spending a few days with his un­ the special photoplay! production -^wiil O ats"Ys largely duo to the f&ct ium, gives the medical world a sub­ d e; Dr. T. G. Simmons and family. which is tp be shown a V t h e \ ’h iljip I th a | the mthlie is eager fat- educutionf stance of grent virtue, 'fry Acid Iron IS, hire. Carle ton, of Island Grove, Is Theatre, Orlando, for fndx d n ^ / w - janrN to^fhe nddiUonnl fart that the Mineral .Compound fo r. Indigestion, n. and Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. N. ginning, Monday June 18th. XAjaTJr'ta l film is being shown here without sen*' Rheumatism, Kidney .'a n d . (Bladder UG-aip Thompson for a few weeks. the delicate nature of the story, the ' national aecompllshment. While thd trouble nnd blood disorders. Katisfac­ Mrs. M, M. King, who has been management ha;, divided showings,of -picture combines entertainment with tion guaranteed. Ask your druggist. Thd Herald,for firs t class job wov cjullc sick, is reported much better. thrt pictures'Hf follows! . ■■. 07-lip Its educational features, it never gets I Miss Katherine I-awtorl is greatly itom lai nnd Tucsipy^ tetJM/fl only gruesome and it never gets frivolous. fnissed by her m any Oviedo friends p ith n specialjwomehra rpcL It goes about its business of vx|K>sing Wo nru busy peoplcj’MIt. nt*t too iu rsd a j,».inert oflly the social evil In a plain, matter-ofJ busy to move or irntd ur stofv your Wodnescay nnd H Thursday* Sffhilo Vhe is visiting her nunf, Mrs. it Wedm-scny with n i.pcciul men’s reel. Mathcwson at Fort Myers. . iart-wny, a n i it culls a 'spade a household goods, if you will hist I t At no performance will children yn«i spade.’ It exposes tho sodini evil nndjhs know about it.—Q dirk 'H K ftV IC tf Francis Holmes, of Daytona, re ­ turned home Hundny after a very der sixteert years of age be adm itted ) drives homo the lessons »ex hy* Plume 4lW: ; v "Wild Ota" has been endorsed b y 1giene' by in^ans of u atm y that convty idcasant visit to his friend, Edward !health departments, censor boards, bines love and pathos, humor ttiulj McCall. M aster George Cmwford is visiting film committees, doctors and minis­ remedy;, sonsytjen Bud thrills, in a The Herald for firot cluss Job work, ; his mother, Mrs. A. K. Crawford in ters. It was.made the .auspice« of the picture th at >s so nba-pbing tlu t it New York and Chicago health de­ ninkes you forget that you are being Jacksonville. •■ Mrs. E. R. Sturdivant, of the Wom­ p artm en t jOffielnls. It U Fhowing taught, ayd,. for whole minutes at a an’s College, Montgomery, and her throughout the country and Is -nect- time, makes you giyq yourself entire­ daughter, Mrs. C. W. Wynne, of Sel- ing with hentty approval. ly over to the delights of the entrrIn showing the picture to the public tninnu-nt. Then ut the proper mo­ rna, Ain., are visiting Mrs. Frank the producers send the following an­ ment the lesson, without offense or Norris and Mrs. L. It. Mitchell. Another clean up day was held at nouncement: You will Mml the e»*t ja r to your moral Bence, is driven cf ImtldlUR matiTlnln “It must he remembered that in tho home. The picture is one that every the Furl: Wednesday with a big picnic linn *» lowerisl ns to dinner at lil o’clock. A g reat.d eal sensational picture ‘Wild Oats,* there mother should taku her daughter to rniih.* It well worm v«ftir while to build of work has nlrcndy hern done at nro two things that never should be see. It ts one th at every father nnd at isitr. We rnrry hlKh-Krudi' niatcrints Sweetwater Park and U the plans forgotten, the educational and the en­ sun should witness, together. A»k jriuir. (Jnnr/ncmr. are carried out It will soon be one of tertainm ent values of the film. Those The story of the man who had none ,the,show placc^ of Seminole county, who go for entertainment will not ho tr warn him Is told in u series of ns ns natural benuty Is almost unsur­ bored hy the ciluinllonnl features, nnd unusual pictures. . A story of long those who go out of n- sincere desire years spent in a fight fur rehabilita­ passed. B. F. Wheelr spent several days this for knowledge will not have their tion of a young girl's life brought to minds districted hy the entertainment tho verge of ruin. It is a .story to week on the west coast. l ls llilr r n " ItrSitSM nr. features. The picture is a somi-slui- make even tljc mo!\t cnsunl thinker Miss Ruth Young and F, W. Swope tern** Vetufned Tuesday from Miami where sations! film, with an edut-ntional mis­ pause, this screen i|fpmu of, tho social they have been attending the great sion. It combines high grade enter­ Phont ISO,- Sanford auvI .Jta *AL,n»«$lnK.Afiwi* on, C. E. Convention, They report -* tainment with the lessen it imparts: society, t • i t grent meeting and hope to fill the and nil who have seen it nre enthus­ There are comforting pictures which Endeavors of Oviedo with inspiration iastic in its praise. It is full of life till w hat effort I* being ntudo hy thoJ for gfeatcr work. . | and activity and there are some dar­ j}overmm-nt t ostamp out this scourge The Methodist church bus decided to ing moments when even the most and showing how tin- government, Install a llelco plant ut once for the burdened nre astonished. There Is an with its kindly purpose, esn win, only purpose of lighting the church and ubsurbing lovo story in the p icture,! feme good comedy, and n real fight parsonage. ' Tha Woman’s Missionary Society of between n green recruit from the farin ' the Methodist church, gave a kitchen iend the nm y yard’s bully. It teaches' "Tho life I Made’’ shower for the Vhnsti home in ThomI’ennMylvimia Vncmim Cup Tired | nsvillv, (la last Tuesday when the for flie p a s t'hint- month returned to " l^ n l Non-Skid" HoncstH / 1Wesley Bible Class, Mrs. H. B. Me- Oviedo Wednesday, (Get piy prleea ln*fore buying nntl ' T oj Call, teacher, held their class por^y Mra. Andrew Llnehart’s fpiends i-ivto yourself sortie money G o o d n ess with Mrs. A. J. McCulIy. (Julie u de­ regret to learn of iit-r ilj^rss and (Jns atid Oil—“Fill! MtaHirre" it is n lightful evening wass pent and de­ hope she will coon bo out again. lightful refreshments served by Mrs. Mr, McUtydc nnd family left for W. J. Lawton and Mrs. B. G. Smith. Delaware Wednesday. tor. 1‘alniettu Ave.— ----I'hone I8I*J Edward Argo left for I’nlntkn on Monday afternoon. Our bread Is delicious all Sanford and Oviodo played hall on rlRhL Y o q r p p l a t e won’t Wednesday afternoon, the score being K*j$f*MaAtt question it and yrur diRestion V ^ - • v.' 12 to 3 In favor of Oviedo. will easily assim ilate Its nulrl* IWra. W. J. Lawton spent Thursday ment. Keep these facts in morning shopping In Orlando. mind when you’re ordeyinn I Mr. add Mta. A. D. Sauer and little bread and it ‘will ini prove the 'son, A. D., Jr., spent last Sutiddy in qiiallty of your meals. Daytond. j Quite a number of rltiscns motored ! M • .. i p l ____l „ . , __ to ..Palm Springs ilast Thursday on a. picnic. Misa Ellen Walnwright and brother Bennie, have returned hom$ after a visit to their grandparento in San­ ford. Alex Llnchart, whft has been awny Sex Picture Will Be . Feature at Phillips . Theatre, Orlando YOUR COW IS A MACHINE FOR CONVERTING FEED INTO MILK ___ * • T S s. r fPm r-'r? fla S , ■ jhH 'i iv«=V\ ^ : • .fifiVvA* T \ H Q P S g tr a /'A y . ^ r mCKTAdE T ML *M R u CASH 1 SANIORDMAID BREAD Why Women Choose this Coupe Emily handled in the mate o f downtown traffic, tbit Buick three-PM^enter four cylinder coupe i» id*al for a social afternoon call, a shopping trip or the various other uses that a woman's interest* demand of her car. The interior, is upholstered with grey vc!ourS<(#et off with attractive fittings. Heavy crown icp^ert, dmm type head and cowl lamp* give a. touch of added, smartness.t» its outside appearance. i m m 3 % " s i* * 1 you ,m,st uae thc r'Rht STORE i« a a s F ERTH.IZF P-> PHONt S 3 9 .M Y P IIF - AVE P 'I f 'S T SANFOPD.FU P. P. RINES - - FELD FE£D*H AY «CRA IN A N D ELECTRIC FANS • Above' all,I th e »perfect dependability, diayyttri«tlc o f all BuirtJW a. make* this Coupe s a t e and ,certain for w c^enl& yfen. , 1 J kind of feed. Let us show you the kind that makes more milk nnd thus reduces your feed bill. ‘‘Your money back if you are not MiUafied.” That's, fair, JeriH If? ' ■' SanTbro Feed & S upply Co. Lumber Co .- You cun’t expect plenty of rich, creamy milk unlesa you K*vc ^er N*e bind of feed to convert Into milk. Of course you can get s,,nu: mi,k from any kind of feed but to get the most ju st tHuT Come trf H o q iiY -WIGGLY- -You vylll meet your frlcni Money Hack Guarantee �|I The Herald Printing Co. S p slIn K liis L R W IS R l l t r r „ rirra la tls B X a a a a rr I 'k . m ft3»-W after a p. m. S a k a r r fs lfe a b r i e f la A f t i s r a On July 1st the most drastic pro­ hibition lAw in the country will go Intq effect, fines being practically taboo and jail sentences being compulsory, Your favorite f bootlegger will doubtless spend much of his time in the county Jail and when you want to call on him you’ll have to go to Dr I And. Someone has been unkind enough to declare ■ that thjs is a W uoih scheme worked by Do la n d to draw more people to lhat lovely city .: —Jfciytona Joprnph , , .L ., j T o rr^ V Sp, every city th at Is fueling t h a t " natural expanrion bound to 'co m e JJ with the steady tide at ^migration to j< ' Florida, must give heed of tomorrow, m must plan from the- ground up for J the growth th a t 1a'.to come, plan ,to J m m mown I do construction that wilDnof have to * be tom awny but that can be added ■ [ tha t T # n m m ■At a c w on ms •'to* ? " 5 ' ~ ■; fSHH c u t tom 1 Wc sru told th at Palatka’s ccwcr- ■ age system la practically obioUftc JJ and worthless so far ns meeting tho J demands u p o n 'it. and th at It will JJ , hnyji to jlef'rcplaiTjl ptaCticilly., W j ■ arc nlso told that the system was In- m adequate whan it was put down, Kach JJ T H E B E S T SAVING SERVICE Is an account in the Peonies Bank of Sanford. . ' f It will never fail you, and if a^de d to cpnsjstently, M l make you A cordial invitation i%» w y o tf to tr to success. Tfcr h l c I t - f a IH -p aar W r r k lr l l r r i M r a l l r r l r r o t rr* H rm lnol* C o s a l f a a J la p a b il.b r S e . r r r K rld a y . A d r r r l U t a c r a lr a a ta d r k n a n n a a a p p llr a lla a . STBS p ar r r m r , a l n a j a l a a d r a a r r . Tlic Attorney General of Nyw nd mean* that within a very fenvj* eani ML of th o „principal mains inf* York says ho intends to clean up'lbe i"* ho city W»i| hniVe to bo rcl^fi ; jj( “bucket, shops" or tho cheap curb­ ' pair or reconstruction of the new er-'* MRMRBIl T IIK ASSOCIATED IMIKSS stone brokers nnd Hhoso who prey on nge system-.and water system a re -* T il. A ssociated T re ss I . • ■cluelvely the unsuspecting public. He has a e n title d lo Ik* usa fu r rep u tillca ilo n of imperative m atters. But there are " a ll n i w i d isp a tc h e s c r id l ltd to It o r hlg job separating the sheep from not o th e rw ise cre d ited In th is on pur other needs that arc not imperative j? and also th a local new s published the gouts. If he will go higher up he herein. if viewed from the standpoint o f * All r ig h ts o f re -p u h llc a tlo n of special will And ah many crooks ns lower necessity. d isp atch es h ere in a t* e lse reserved. down nnd there will not !>o many of O fficei IIR ItA I.il nU II.IIIN ll. I'hone IAS SANFORD — ---------------------------FLORIDA Itogcr Babson says tlpst thc-Flori-jJJ the shops left when he gets through. da c itid j' which make the greatest > J There should l>c laws to protect the Deposits on Ford Savings IMnn received here. preparations for future growth nre * “suckers" but it Is rather difficult to tho ones which will grow fnstest nnd ■ to save their money for them when most substantially. We hnvo-nlrbndy ■ they persist in being suckers. If ull ■■aaaaaataj seen this proven in this state. Whnt — the 'money that hns been sent out of crm.nn* ' . President Harding wants everyone Sanford for fake schemes rould be ____d\aw« 'norm Bullion means is that the city which jj school hnusp cvciy Monday INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. holds out the greatest facilities for to learn thu .Star Spangled Banner gnthcrcd together nnd Invested in enjoying. Forida’s ffulnbrioua .. cli- and t>e able to sing it. Thu SLnr Sun ford property night now it would Watch tho.Sanford II mate, for entering business nnd oper­ Spangled Banner tuny be all right amount to a million or more and we AN KDITOIt WITH A PURPOSE, WET.!, NEVER 1)0 IT AGAIN ating at Ifust expense Incident to thcr notice. would have enough homes and apart­ and It has been chosen ns the na­ The Seminole Athletic H ub wjil ment houses to tnko rare of n thou­ Every editor should have some high have big celebration on July -1th. tional anthem hut we want to tell sand new people this winter. One The Florida Magazine wnfi ^ Everybody invited to take part ip the world thnt it is the most difficult thousand people spending tv/o dollars purpose—some goal—-some guiding their athletic events. There will he* With the hlg Weekly Herald today b song for group singing thnt hns ever n day hcrc^vould lie two thousand sta r of principle. His position is a prizes given for running, Jumping, our list of-‘Weekly fulevribm a* responsible one. Whnt he writes dollars n d^- going into the trade been written. forever barred ’from tho columns of tournament riding, etc. Wijj do much toward bringfe helps to form public opinion. There channels. Ami Sanford real estate is Also hnvu t^vo'good ball games and' inventors nnd visitors to Florid* this the best investment in the world, nover was n time when tho editorial nil self-respecting newspapers: Governor Allen of Knnsns says 1. The1' story about being unable Paintkn needs hotel accommoda­ plenty of good e:t\s, including bar­ winter.* The Weekly Herald b one don’t forget thnt when you contem­ pen wielded -so much influence ns there is no time for tho Third J’nrly plate sending your money away from now. More than forty years ngo to locate it single printer in the Flor­ tions, more houses of u better type, becue.' To limber up ttic old boys, of tho best advertising median is this year nnd no place for it. All home. there wns n syeekly newspaper pub­ ida state prison. modern apartm ents, improved parks, there will bo ti greused pig turned the state and should be used by th, 2. The story,about.the doctor who a beautiful river front, Municipal looic, th? one who catches the pig local merchants. It never fail, u of which reminds us thnt there is lished in Atlanta, (irorgin, culled nlw nys'tho time and plnco for the The Weekly Gazette. The ColumbuH asked for bids o updating and the docks nnd many other improvements. keeps It. get results. Third P a rty _ when tho two Old ENCOURAGING THE FEE GRAFT. Enquirer-Run recently found nn old snappy come-back of the printer who If the city administration is suffi­ If anyone wishes to take p art In rnrilea attem pt to rob tho people copy of the Onr.ctte anil took from asked for bids on printing and the ciently fnr-seclng It will know that any of the events they should get In Trunks and baggage Iransfmri, with high taxes, with too much pro­ In vetoing the bill to reduce the it nn editorial written hy a tine old oration for appandicitus. if the municipal improvements keep touch with tho m anager of the club, any time, anywhere, — Lo-ttiniV 3. Ther>sob‘i Story about how the ahead that the other needed things or better yet, attend some of their QUICK tection for the trusts and with prom­ penalty for stealing train rides (the editor, long since gone to his reward. SERVICE TRANSFEE, ises broken to the pcopln attem pt "crime" for which Tnbcrt paid a At that lim e-the fires of hatred be­ home town |iapc rees n man through will follow. They will know that meetings held at the Lnke Monroe Phono -EI8. 03-Th-Frl .Ssl.tfci to foist new burdens on them. There death penalty) Governor Hardee lend* tween the North nnd South still from tho cradle to the grave. they can not keep city improvements I. Tho excerpt from W hittier’s may be n new party spring up this conifort nnd nhl to the pernicious fee smouldered nnd, thin good Georgia abreast of c xpnnsion out of the cur­ year or next. No onp can tell. A system ,the root of the evil of im­ editor no doubt had in mind the great "Snowbqund'•^telling of the arrival of rent revenueu from taxution, for this provided duty of bringing the estranged sec­ the home town paper. lot of peoplo nro sore on Democrats proper arrests. The bill linn already been proven. Attempt tions together, which, happily, edi­ 5. The startling news that Presi­ to foliuw out this policy’ is responsi­ and Republicans, tors of newspapers, more than any dent Harding is n printer by trade ble for the sad financial condition of other factors, have since fully accom­ nnd an editor b>( profession. Several of our contemporaries nro the city today, lb Is inevitable. plished. "An editor," so wrote that (l. The reference to anyone or any­ Using 'syndicate" editorials, nnd wo The News hope* that- with the in­ fine old perl, "must havb a purpose. thing ns a "Live Wjrc." do not like It at all. The reason is coming of five commissioners n com­ He must 'have in view some object We promise never to do it again. prehensive plan of city improvement thnt several times in the past we imyond the mere expression of nn — Clermont Fress. have reproduced excellent articles will be made, including paving ex­ opinion or the publication of n news­ We proinjsc. nothing of the sort. tensions, w ater extensions, the addi­ from suid contemporaries only to see paper. The purpose may be moral, We shall use fhfi stories with the ex­ them in some other paper in n few social or political, but it must be ception of the “beautiful snow" and tion of nn electrie plunt to the pres­ • days—thlsMilwuys giving us n pnln. well-defined ilml pursued constantly. we shall alwny.i.Uiu* thu expression ent municipal wstor plant, n n u in b , It is our opinion that a newspaper Our ortlom arc coming in ho fn.st that if it were not that we I shudder when I think of the oppor­ "live wire" because there is nothing cipnl dock, park beautification with a makes a mistake in using syndicated kept prepared to render real service wo could tunities thnt the editors in' Georgia in the English lungungc thnt takes golf course, bulkheading along the editorials. No m atter how finely they river l>ont, and thnt it will all lie not handle them. are allowing to slip by. It grieVes the place of “live wire." There arc arc written, they haven't thu kiek of so ninny "dead wires" around you tho homemade article. It is better nil the time that it is refreshing to | not to have any editorial at nil than see a “live wile" once in a great I OH the spnee with syndicated stuir.— whileand when you meet one it does and wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, Ocnlu Star. • you good to chronicle the fact. It is not drink Elder Water now— you the “live wires" In this community after one trial COURT HOUSE SQUARES that nro keeping the pot boiling nnd were it not for the "live wires" the whole place would lie dead and buried i just ns it was before the nflvent of of Sanford I T ’S PURE T h a t’s W h y It’s ...Popular... PHONIC US thu Lord the “live wires” wiU be here a long time a fte r the dead ones, have passed aWhy. And thi! governnr vetoed it! FLORIDA GROWING CITIES NEED it was the any plera of legislation IMPROVEMENTS that the rnlli'und lobby .powerful iim it was, could not kill lieeuuse the public had so Intensely expressed itself on the subject.' Aii«f tho governor killed it! 1^ was a well deserved shot at the gam in g fee system. And the governor deflected the bullet. The governor says ho did it so as Wrdding Rings, While Gold, Kngrav to keep holmes from coming into d. Orange Itlosmim and Other De­ Mntidn; that a maximum fine of $10 or a maximum jail term of 1(1 day* signs, I t- nnd 1K-Kar$t ;jl specially “ Ilncl stomach trouble three years for “beating n o r.’ way on a train" and finally was in bed eight week* reduced prices^. is not severe enough. Will tl>e present misdemeanor pun­ with terrible cramps," writes A. L. ishment keep them from coming to Lyons, Dayton, Ohio. "The doctors Florida? They haven't and they did not help me and 1 could hold noth­ Tried Foley won’t. Boy* with the wanderlust, ing on . my stomach. Cathartic Tablets and now nm a wfli out to see the world, will be coming man. Can cat anything." Sour ftom to Florida light on, and many of uch, headache, had breath, hllibusneaa them will be temporarily stranded, ns w as Tuhert, as was i ’ltul Revere utul other digestive difiordcr* - quickly We have a lafge and exclusive assort White,, nnd many others, boy* of the overcome with Foley Cathartic Talssame quality and fiber ns in the lets. Do n il gripe, puili ©V ntniaeatu. ment for; yaurl■election.' lit fact wv nvegnge American hurrto, boy* who Hold everywhere.—A dtb ’’ ought not have the tuint of “convict" carry the Urgent aaaortment in the placed on them. One Day Odd and End Sale i* the Whatever the present misdemeanor way Kam Eaumul uf the Bauincl laws can do tu keep holme* out of Specialty Shop uxpressca, it in his ad­ Florida, thu $10 muximuni fine and vertisement today. Thi Odd ii'imI Knd jail Huotenru would have done. The! Sale will give you unheard of values crime i.t not of u nature to justify in silk an dootton dresses som e'shop severe |>enullle*. The people of thisi worn, millinery, skirts, waists and state declared thenuclvi * so in no un- ovui'ldoUMM and broken lots in hose. rertuin terms. The legislature votdc These values aro way below cost,,but Baumel’s believe in cloning them dut But the governor does not think regardless uf cost therefor© these re­ markable values for, tomorrow only. I*. WEINBERG, Prop. And the railroads don’t.—Jackaon See the advertisement and window viilo Journal. « 307 E u t Flrat S treet—Sanford, FU iriii. SPECIAL FOR JUNE CUT GLASS Hamd-Painted China Silverware Roofs that Challenge Weather It wns Mark Twain who said, “ Everybody talks a lot about the weather but nobody docs anything about itj.*. _ — But there is one thin g you ca^|kio about the effect of weather on the roofs o fy o u r buildings. Cover them with otir prepared roofing or shingles a n d you can lough a t intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storms and severe cold. Free booklets and samples. Call a t our office and let us tell you how good roofings w ill save money lor you and udd distinctive beauty to your building* through their cheerful colors. Fhone J.T �ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS YOUR BUSINESS! FRIEND p has a real place in business, and is apparent here in cordial existing between the Bank and its customers. Yoi only convenient banking facilities. but the h iigth of a resourceful business friend. i X X X The Seminole County B/\nk heartily endorses the FORD WEEKLY PUR ___„ . m m m W* .. < * " _m » * «■ ■ • . *j, -a .. . „ CHASE; PLAN, as n meant* of furthering the snvinjr hnbitlri the commuh* Ry*■A savings account Is the fbdndatlon of any successful business. Make this'bank tfre depository for your Fqrd Weekly Purchase 1 * 'W . L J 1 1 /1 j I D IV I f J 7 "^ j> STRENGTH — ------------- ,— r---------,------------- L_i-------------------- *--------- SERVICE — ... ■■T * GOLF b o w l in g • TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS 5m R. L. SHIFP, EdRor • i > i» *!•*f ■■■ --1.--- BASE BALL FOOT BALL B a sk et ball TRAP SHOOTING r- -ng- Seminole Athletic Club Defeats Sanford Inde­ pendents; Score 16‘to 2 ' YESTERDAY'S RESULTS After the S. A. C. had *one searelrss for six Innings arid‘Sanford had two runs to their credit the S. A. C. crew broke through the defense of the Tonight Willi,m Do M ill,', , t,lentil,I Independents Thursday afternoon, hit- me'odfamr.tlc comad/, “Grumpy”, with tin* Spcnccf hard and pllinj up eight Theodore Robe:ts,‘ May McAvoy and runs in the first half of the sixth in­ ( onrad Nagel. ning. Although strik in g out fivq^nen Spencer wua tsild in.spots and grant­ « One foot jn tho grave^-thut'a what ed oijftit msjv free transportation to Ihttjr said about Grumpy. Rut when first. •. • , a slick young man steals a (400,000 fn th c 7th nnd 8th tanltigs tho S. A. diamond from rjght tindor Grempy’s C. piled up thf$e pidre* runs and did nose and then tries to steal Grumpy's rot- allow Ai Sanford pliiScr to get pretty grn n d d u rg h tsr^ 1w atch Grumpy further than second base. come U> Ufa. ,■ * Tho TrinthVii^lhg JM»3 wild nil the Added attraction — International way through/Spencer' allowing the K A. C. hoys to make six -more runs, News, one day old. while Knapp strpek three men out, And .the hopor guests tonight will Knapp pitched steady ball through; out tho game, striking out 14 men, bo Mr. and Mrs. Ren Monfroe and while the heaver of Sanford wept wild they will see this fine picture witljputcost to them, as> the treat's on the house. He thcr*, Ilrn, and bring Mrs. Monroe with you. Florida fflatf league Orlando T; Tnmpn'O, (10 innings) Daytona I, Lakeland 1. Hradcntown 3» St. Pete 4. Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh I Urooklyn 5, Chicago II. New York 5, Cincinnati 0. Huston 0, St. Louis 4. ^ American League St. Louis, 3, New York 1. Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 1 Detroit 4, llostun 1. Chicago 7, Washington 3. Southern League Atlanta 1, Little Rock 2. Ilitmlngham 11, Memphis'7. New Orleuns 3, Nashville 1 No.others .scheduled. HOW THEY STAND Florida State league Won Lost Orlando ........ i.akeland ........ Daytona ...... Monday—Reginald Denny* in “The Ilradentown Kentucky Derby" with Stan Laurel la St, Petersburg “Mud and Sand.” Tampa ....____ Tuesday—Alice Rrudy In “The Leopardess'' with International News ur an added ultra: tion.’ New York Pittsburgh SEMINOLE A*. C. TO PLAY Cincinnati . DELEON SPRINGS SAT. Urooklyn .... St. kouis ... The Monroo team of the Seminole Chicago ...... Athletic Club, will play thu fast DeROston U o n Springs crew nt Monroo tomur* f rr."w (Saturday )afternoon at 3:30 p. hi laded ph In “Grumpy” will he shown again to morrow night. WRESTLING AT SEMINOLE ATHLETIC C-LUR TONIGHT CORRECTED MAY I, 1023 South,Round Arrive Departs 83...:..-.!. 2:30 a m 2:40 n.pi. 8:40 a.m. 2:45 p.m. 7:10 p.m. National league Owing to the misfortune of not be­ ing able to gH In communication with Nick Ryan, wrestler nJ Orlando, Collie Riggera, Sanford's champion, will take on Hurpx 'W irflcld, chtyn pion wrestler o f ’Irimpn, tonight. This .will m. This promises to lie a fast affair American league he nil cxcetkrtlt' match, so conic out ai the DeLeon team is a first class Woo Lost and boost upC Champion. hunch and every one knows the speed New York ... of the Seminole d u b . . Philadelphia JULY .4TH ^ ’ELEBRA'riON Cmycland ■... 8L Ixiula An ufcAJlept. ttme Is*promised all Detroit . visitor^ a t Monroe^ on /July 4th by Huston members of) thiy^Sjcm itiole Athletic Washington Club who Will ’hAVe charge of the Chicago. ..jL ilny. v Sporia of all kin d s will by enjoyed. County Agricultural Agent, J. 8. Southern Association A. double header bask hall game, run­ Rainey. Speakers at the meeting Won', Lost ning, high Jumping, riding tourna­ will Include H. ‘fl. Htevcns o f FL Nfw Orleans ment, "greased pig’*, Imrbccue and Myers, county agricultural agent for everything to^ mak® the day a real Ijec county and specialist In avocado Nashville ..... F o u rth ., A complete program with a diseases; Ed 1* Ayers,-pathologist ef Atlanta list of" firisda to bo awarded will he tho University of Plbrida, Gsines- Mobile .......... announced Igtcr—A‘. M- B-, Ed. S. A. vllle, and George p. Jfoinctte and Ed t.hattanooga Memphis a.. /. Simmons of the Miami United States Rlrmlnghsm experiment station. Little B o tk ... With an Ipciraae la its business of The work laying rock on tho state more than 300 per font, the Fort liaudrrdalc; CUrud Growers' Associgr and federal aid portion of the Dixie All players of the .Sanford Inde- tion made the gTeatMt gain this sea­ prndent team a r t requestad to be out son of any co-operaliyo organization Monday aad«Tl>oW*r attornoup ts* a affiliate with thu Dade Countjf Citrus Sub-Exchange. ."VP ' .. stiff practice, i . , Northbound Arrive 1:48 a.m. ....11:45 a.m. .... 3:42 p.m. ....10:00 pjn. Trilby Rrancli Arrive pepper t!l» i i ijr * . f , , - ,S f : i- i/ lV*»t j ' Oviedo___!.......... £ > ■V K1' -K . ■ i * *4 Seminole Ati pi ^ V . t ' Vl Rrotherhood l . v/l- t *»| ^ J IleMnla* 1 ~ * 1# f 1 ’ \ . t. 1 ^ /• S e m la U b N ¥£ u Junfr t H May 2t> / jgna 1 > V u l l k l 0 f .'A £¥! TZ ir Mays 31 ' Juno Si1 ^ r* r r r l ;£ ,| t *. r 1 Lea g u e jJr « ** ^ , f* i JA "Ruiltllrg permits pas* the twomillhin mark at the tx-ach,” declares the Miami Metropolis. “ Issuance of thf permit for the new NnutiluA fiotel <11 inun up the bin total. The per­ mit estimates the cost of thin buildin* at 1000,000.’' The netunl figures for the year, to date, shhw permits lwo}et^ for construction nl Miami loach to Uf $0,102,757. This hi wondcsfulr ccord, and suggests jjrcat activity and jjrowlh nt the famous seaside suhurg of Miami. A population of 47,021 for the city of Miami and a population of 72,181 for Datlo county, is the result of the special state census completed Inst Saturday ‘under the direction of the state department of ngrirulture, the figures beitijr announced by J. L, tlillin*sley, enumerator for Dude county. Miami’s papulation in 1020, accohlin* to the federal census, was 211,510, and the special census shows that since that time, Mpimi has in­ creased In population 17,127, an in­ crease of 55.7 per cent In the three Departs years. 7:30 a.m. 3:25 p.m. EDWARD RIGGINS LEADS i THE STATE WITH $’» WEEK| LY PURDIASK PLAN, KEEP KOOL WITH Mr. Edward Higins, local F o rd 1 Departs dealer, is Very proud of the fact durjug, the month of May, his sulcf, force sold more $5 weekly purchase ’plunk 1:30 n.m. than any other dealer in Zone “ A," includes all dealers in Jackson­ : 10 n.m, which include ville, and other large towns in the Oviedo Rrnnrh state. This zone includes -HI of the Departs larger dealers in the state, and the Arrive ........ 7:45 p.m. loenl agency is rated ns the sixth largest, according to estimated iplntu, but 'during May, ns stated above, they passed live of the largest dealers, x—Daily, except Sunday, who have a much larger population Dally Herald on snlu nt Joe's Smoke to-draw front. Ifouso, Mobley's Drug Store and ‘Zone "A” also lend nil other zones Hunt's Pharmacy. in the Juckuonvillo branch district, Leesburg Rrnnrli Arrive . ....... 3:55 p.m. :::.....t a r i f f jcto. PHONE NO. 8 Driving Through ORLANDO, FLORIDA SENSATION AI FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY Starting Wednesday and Thursday Men Only Monday and Tuesday Women Only For my Gan, OR and Sparc Tire and K ilting service that can't he equalled In Florida WILD M Independents to Prac­ tice Monday, Tuesday ■j—---Ilrotherhnod Ht. A. PROGRESS ... . — - NOTE tH K M B I’UK'US ON TIRES---------------- The most startling picture of the age, the boldest, plainest facts ever put Into pictures ,it\ ... » Children Under *16 Yeur» Not Admit- t >■ - Endorsed by Health Jodt«on*lllc. Tftmpa and scores of other cities where It has been shown. Fabric 6000 Miles Cord 10000 Miles 30x3 ...... $ 7.10 30x3%........ (12.50 30x3% ............. 8.10 32x4 .......... 20.05 31x4 ... ....... 12.80' * 33x4■ SI M 32x4 15,20. 34x4 .......... 22.10 33x4 16.75 34x4%....... ...i. 26^0 34x4 .......f... 17,50 35x5 ..... .— ,(2.80 Also Getting: an Ice Cold Chero-Cola Saturday and Sunday ... ' v ;.£ !JL I M l M ITTI . . (•• k. .Iwi *\f*A LA �stores, no HOME-GROWN TOMATOES, A t. A £ STEAKS, ! SALT FAT MACKEREL, ■.••****»*d•»*•*••.****##«* . "Jm PORK s h o u l d e r IlOASTS, . *.,»•»*.«*«****.i», #* PICNIC RAMS, lb . | R . »••*»•*«•■**»••••**■•****■*^ W EINIES, • . , PcC jb# f.^»*t**»«***,*'^»«****j*»*^»**,f|4"Mi^* FRANK FUnSfcltSrT .( LAW . WESTERN BACON CURED FOR r BREAKFAST, per lb* V: ' I S OVEN ROAST, | fl Per lb. ****** ******.*********************— , *, .*..*. .IL d VEGETABLES FRESH FROM THE FIELD POT ROAST, 4E Pcr lb. ............................................. - .................... i t l Plafes ^ B e e f , 2-lbs i Pork Roasts; per lb 2 large Loaves o fjB ^ SMOKED SAUSAGE, >» jr 1bn %0»#»»•*•*••****•*•**•***»**tf,*•**• MILb CURED WHITE BACON, , £ ,£ Per fli. ... •«••,.,.•••« ••••♦♦»••*•••••••••••••♦•»• »ilt U CHOPPED MEAT TO ST U F F PEPPERS, f £ Per lb. ••• »V*•».••••••»»••»•#•••»»• )••••••<••,,.*•«••••JL vl ; . ^ I C II). miM .tm . . **.*> ■ft lied Sliced Ham Aritiotft’s Star I I "L1 *■_ ' . yHf* Boiled Him , p< Yeal Loaf, per Bologna, Sliced, per lb Live Spring Chickens, pet ,Dressed Hens, per lb Lit.i: ■4 ******r »,l_ Cii ' ' ^ j- ATLANTA. Co.. June l b —"Bank* Uu? Atlanta federal n-srrvi ruptey rings" of groujm d f ’ wttor- .well ns in the report of th ney« who have liikcti AdvhtiUgfl of ckmmjftei" nn luniking find the indifference of c re d ito r or other! Tflb, report of thn Jmnkr w ^ i e s s r a In ii.IrhhilMrrrthm and tfc d a r^ Hint a a rM jsin g the hn»tird.jiiry ladr fnr | rpAcntrient upon*buslnesii sdRSh ends, were rrfnrfrtjtrtrtl In n rt> - arl.vn townffl ilw' ?o--nll po&Siubmittcd l«. the ftttntial t-.mveni t«Aky ring*)" v Jrre v e r ti tltflTof the Nntioii/i! X'sliScIatlon oljiidea Inyo, been pr^gounc>d( rrfillt Men here yc.itnrHny. The rc* ^ * lt Is h; Jtlllrfhjif fact,” I port was submitted a t the fpntvfjl deefnied ‘‘that ■crcditorn pe^ifen of the conventloff'by the hnnl-TUsca the law n s 'ft was luptcy law committee, which, had housed. Clnimn m e filed <1 beyii1ttiitkinfr » study of the aubjeetl referees, meetings of crci tltiuiiyhotit the past year. The sen-. ,i„t nttended, nothlnir (s do slop was largely devoted to tho a u h -1(Pct th eir'interests; it is hi jtc t.o f banking. i therefore tin tliere defer Husincsu njeti of the country w ire bt» noticed and taken ndvi ntraiiKly ’ urged to stand behind the Ly tho selfish pr lndeeoiitl federal reserve system In tho a d - ’nttofney und by finuduleiil d rites of J. Ii. Puelicher of Mib.vnu-1cd debtorr." Have Clean '^ \u U R *X&iHcaUhy £yes U **Key Tire^Itclu Smart, Bum | ; or Diacharge, if Sore1,Irritated, ‘ Inflamed or'Granulated, uae > ^Murine. Soothes and Refreshes! , finffi for (,iv Infant In fiin fA A rlllff* A A tf nall il ^J Safe orf Adult. * MUWNB CO.. 9 Bad Ohl* Bwm C C h k a * ., CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Apply Boncilla Bcaulifier catmic clay to your face, and rcti while it drier, Ihen remove and ioo and feel rhe wonderful difference in the color and lexlurc of the ekln. S Guaranteed to do Ihctc definite things fnr the face or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color. Lift out the lines. Remove blackheads and plrnntes. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin soft end smooth. ' $ You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite toilet counter. II not, send this ad. with lOccntitoBondlla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial lube. Livei-.Kidneys Bowels,Blood Sold by UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida JUST RECEIVED > V.’. _ I c r lb. '•£*■■ , u• f— *t41’1Nt ' 1.1^! |. *:■ UJ Phone .12.r> for the Flajr Dny Hally At Tinker Field yesterday nfternoon. In fart m all the boys were such proficient fir scout:; that the rain even fnilod to pul tr, vmt^nhy M tho fires bnilt from dam p‘ on wood with two matches which wnn j one of the contests to try sro u tly j. skill. ] re( Aftyr* much scnlhiK of walls and t0( (yinn of knots Mr. Dora nhd Enter*, i prise cnnie off in a tic for the first. , r( | place witii sixteen points apiece. Mt. ’ Dora fllpiied the lucky side i^f a. qunr- tic tor and won the meet plaeltii; third und fourth. wl There were m any, exeitimr and {in amusiotr coinddoritH during the con­ te s t/ In thif first aid event the on- by 4 units war**, tp ruu-,Lu a tfiven spot^tCt rifnivre their shoes and slockhii;s a n d 'In haudaKc one unklc. *AH would have an been well for the youiiK winner had ' he not discovered as he was proudly pit rcturninK to his post That he had on uhsent-mindedly failed to remove one stocking ami Ii rat aid had been up- -E plied to it instead of the ankle. His an Deckles poped with disappointment. ' , The icmnphnre siirnnllinjj c o n te s t.1'1' was replete witii thrills. One younjr ,,,1( scout in the heat of the fray tu rn ­ ed desperately to his companion who was dictating the message and wp hoarsely whispered: j10' L|1' "Oh tn ygee whlx! 1 can't rememher how ycfti make un M l" Hut with |0r. | much wigging and wagging they to- ^ gethor transm itted the message in. 11 the sealed envelop and saved the day , for St. Cloud. , ■. 1 ■ thn Tho flrc-kinilling and w ater boiling! rntih'KO Win**' ri.nl trlnlfl of iihlltlv •The Rcxall Store 5EF BRAINS, HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, FAT MACKEIL EL, HONEY-COMB TRIPE, PICKLED PIG’S FEET 9A .... r. In fa ct wo have any item your appetite calls for in the meat line fnrODokroacln*, WaUrtibcs. Ant*. H»L1 abd tU n., - im n l waste Umo tr r ln t tP.Mtl tfw«f i»*6 . vrfih powArra. llqaiit, of sn r exisTlmenuJ ptvpan lions.« tfHL H N ' ' i ■ *. « i Roady for U s » -S « tte r th a n T rap * S^i.M x.K c ... IMW. hox. UJ» ^ O I D RVMRYWHERE ■ i M iiaii j O S n - y o i-t BUKOi'EAN PLAN: O l'EN -A LL 1 CORNUK BUJI.DING. EVERY.BO( ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ ■ « ■ » ■ ■ a Wa ■ a ■ a ■ ii a a a a a ■ a a ailk iia ■ ■ a a ■ g a a x a a a a a ■ « » a a a a a a ■ a i^ i V B a a a a a a a a a a n iit valculatod tu thrill t^i ■bio"' w if i1 baridvd out ahd rluotrhing their tx ^ s' 'installed them graiidxUnd t o ' watch 0 . boys md. the e large knlvos of any uouidy, to' Tamptij^ The complete list of ctonts and wbinerfsidliowsi'i /' tj - T it i , ^Thf ^ngs\ spectacular boys event in the history of FlorliiPlook place at Tinker’s Field, Orlando, Thurs-' day afternoon Junf 14, wjwn 143 Boy Scouts from 13’ troops in pine towns of Ave countie* Nsoclated with the Central, Florida Council of Boy Scouts of America participated in a great Flag Day Field meet and Rally, Mount Dora, lodce county and En- J30yr| Clermont, Don A. Cheney, A. Douglese, C. Wm. Kingcmnn, Franklin, O, King, Wilbur Flower, A. Knr] Ix-htnan bind others, Troops In Attendance, q.j,e Yollowlfi|g troops were tn tittendance with their Scout Mnate’re Mtuj Aslaatanta: W inter Garden, Mr, jjpr,,, Fnterpriae, I)c!.and, Sanford, ijt. Cloud, Tavares, Kisnimmcc, and uvc Ylrloncln troops, Dinner a t San Juan. * Willis Powell, secretary of the loike county Chamber of Commerce igas the chief speaker a t tho dinner nf the Scout Council given in the Sg'n Juan dining room Thursday cvclying a t which there were some 7f> men pix-xciit. , Mr., Powell spoku enthusiastically nre to manofact|w«. a .satisfactory product, ho wc most help train and Inspire.our bgys *if we am to* have die right kind of men toinorrovv. The n^ht aertvof, American boys ail the kind of stuff of which real Amerl* cart citizens are made. ,-1 J. C. Sellers*, of ^the Jnelwonvillc, Tioies,Union spoke .'of the splendid growth and development hete in,Gentral Florida countioa. A development which-is not urging its. churches. si SATUIllJAY, ATJGUS1' 18. 1923, win entitle you to the Ford ear. this department* 1 . All in"«t'-1t was a rem nrksbe dap here the baps *demonstrated - wiiat • % This ia no .chance, we. are m erely-giving this Ford Cnr away ns m> incentive to gel you to ■ open a Savings Account, with Which you eftn purchase a Ford car, in any of the follow inyr inali| tulions: F irst National Bank, Seminole County Bank, Peoples'B ank, of Sanford, nf^o the | Hank of Qviedo and the^, Bank o f Mount Dorn; Florida, You arc ndt upending your money, you are saving . >- t ' H Sominok* Securities Company will accept partial pnymenta of F6rd cars paying H per cent i interest on theso .‘paym ents. . > & m ‘ , *' ■ t * A 't i- •' * I* * We will also give one ticket with each $5.00 payment on the enrollment bet week now and A ugust 18th. The following members were among tho.first to enroll in the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan • "■ * . v v^£r, .. Frank Akcra W. II. Hand Tom Moore "" . . ,C. 0 . fy r ? ., , Miss Bernieo Austin H. K. Harris C. J. Marshall li. L. Thompson A. H. Beckwith Jessie Hutchinson F. D. McBride Miss Maude Tyre R* C. Bower’ J. C. Hutchinson W. R. PulCstoii . N. Tolar Sara M. Britt W. C .llptch lnson J. J. Portion M. D. TarHbll, Jr. JR. L. Burdick v E, F. Uouaholder Pipe Organ Club II. B. C^rehshaw H. B. Lewis V ' 3. Puleston, Mi's. R. rW. Coleman R. Milrslt Frederic Bines . V. K. DouglasH EltyiirJ. Mdughttm i f fc W i Wfnirimson fi. S. Kignoy R. <B. Dodson »i Tom.M eivdith ■ E. Ci Woodcock 5. F, Root . .i , W. C. Erickson a • T- D. McCuIIqt 0 . UAVest :5.A.Rum ph fa ♦ C. -tr West, Jr. 2, II. Stafford* ij. Sands Scljeck • * Wr.E* .Wat«o» Vi ; I dH J. a l f o i i h ;b . Ralph E. Stevens Authorized Fojd H UG H TILLIS, Prop* * . r~- \ y W ork of Scout Executive, llurotil J. t damp in the en*r :d Area icka of ing und ;r ausre nnxlie prowith a rv« lie'* **oni’ tus ex- |» u handlf only the host m oats'obtainableillid soil at moht reasonable pficus , t< i f ;,. . 11 »\»t» ,1 American and Europcan'I'lsn Avon first place in the W all. Scalinjr eonlcat, the whole team Rolnj; over in .13 <F5 seconds. Orlando troop five ftcnl over in -10 2*G mid Enterprise In L, Florida and Western Beef, Pork and Mutton ............NT*............................. .*...... ‘ ;*\ \ VA cnE ^ F J^ .V E L C i R. C. BOWER f C L b yea sttfc w i a u w s f t ; The Herald dellvdrob six times u NORRIS EXQUISITE CANDIES ,V Ot SA ND- N E X T DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS the Scout Movement docs for them ntul the men gf these groat counties • •. ► j1 E .*»; to A new hod of the work and meas­ ured n finer contribution of time nntf money fpr its. sorer m s . y y Frctth Shipment T- ctS s '§ f £*.*AHE K EEP MOVING BANKRUPTCY KINGS" OK (('KOFI'S AKE CONDEMNED _ FINE COD FISH MIDDLES, >. Per ,1b. ........ .................................... PORK C tf#PB. V; Per lb. ........ ......................................... £H E E S E , *“* .....................A-.— ........... N u c o a b u t t e r s p r e a d ., ^ \ U \ S $ i Per l b : -. |V....7w .w ?— •*>,— .— ....a’ ^ .— .*** WEST FIHST STREET Druggists, ^ f Pickled Pig’s Feet, per l b ......... Armour’s Star Reg. Hams, per lb Hite Roasts of Beef, $£r lb........ EGGS We have plenty of F P c fj lb* *».»M*»».rt»***»«****,,***M***,****,*****M*****,,*t***<* ^ ^ 252-W T. Meude Fox, Phone 171 F o x ,i t o n e >4500; Robert' iMRM^RiMaaaaaaiiBaa. a| �Is d jiti.T jU in i ’m & f t 't M o o n g e O B o nch o v rr' <&oiv*6 Ttr> c*ejvt> ^ p <v p E ( ih «vhd Sj h o ^ h t u is o l o ^ im w f THIS AHD DONT TVAftV- THIS IS IF, TVtePv F o o i i A ^ Viomen. eve R Fur* T K C \a HM R.' COMfclN ) W E S I N M M TOBA.CCV OAJP* A.C4MN UJMEn HA>S H o u r ITS L-—— OP M V C U R T7M & S D O N T" ^ M E L L * PlPC TU- » CWOK\= * ,---- U pE o ’ R U .E .'Y i •____ 1 >. > '<---1, I’ui-’- tL t.' OOfefeOME v----------- i*Ai.v. FISH MOOW “ New building permits shaving n toUl of $04,600 won? i*uedr.yester*i«y,M says tho Miami Herald. The big item in this list Is that furnished by Charles S. Craig, who proposes the erection of n big public garage Comfortable, Airy Rooms which'will cost $00,000. The build­ Open the Year Around T«a can find tho n a n s of ing is ta bo constructed a t 842 North­ Reasonable Kates. Mrs. S. W. Bradford and two sons, tTtry Ur* Buetneea Man east Second avenue, and with ground Sam and James, and Katherine MatSpecial rates to parties. (a Sanford la thin Column dimensions of 84 by 130 feet, it will thews, left Thursday for Calhoun, Ga. On Main Street, near Ocean aach day. be four stories high. They will spend tho summer in North Georgia. . . . 3 X i | ■ Dorothy nnd Harold Gore and Edith FOR RKNT—New house1, 4 rooms and Rooms 226-228 bath, also garage, $35 per month. Smith left this morning for Kuskin, Phone 288, C7-3tp Floridn, \?here'tho^ will spend n week Storage Facilities PKNTIHT i please you, tell othersj If not, FOR RENT— Wclaka apartm ents, ou or mure visiting Dorothy's and H ar­ New Me<sch Building old’s grandparents. . tall aa. Fhona 498 U# First street,_l-roum apartment, pri­ Phone 201 Sanford, Florida vate Imth, kltrhenette hlcovc, stove, In your momenta of despair—relec box and-janitor service. Hast side rnrmber that even the cabbage, gets a exposure, $30.00 until October 1st. «4-6tc head—Paul B. Dooley, a t the Semi­ FOR RKNT—10 ncros of tiled land nole County Dank will tell you all V. C. COLLER, Propon Cameron avenue.—S. K. Rarrett, about it. FfnK, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Fort Valley, Ga. Don’t forget' that tMe Men’s Sale Fo r Ht-lNT—uvTaJTa apartment, close Saturday night a t Yowcll & small one-room apartment, private Company’s store. Get some of the NTRACTOR and BUILDER ith. -Kitchennette. Eastern exposbargains while they lest. Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Practice limited to v. $25.00 until October 1st. 04-6tc Diseases of Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat rO R RKNT—Wclaka apartmems, 1st Mrs. J. R. Furrost and little duugli-. Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted street, 2 room apkrtm rnt, overlook­ ter Marjorie and Miss Drone Roberts Melsch Building ing the lake, large rooms, 2 beds. Pri­ left for Sylvester, Americus and otlivate bath. Kitchonnotte, stove and ei points of interest in Georgia for INSURANCE AGENCY gyaa Kxsmiaad Glssaaa Designed ice box. $45.00 until October 1st. thb*. summer. Mr, Form at is having IRE-------- AUTO---------BONI 64-5tc the bachelor blues since they will be BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart­ gone during the summer months. ments, for Qiq. summer scasqn at Daytona Beach. Rensonnblo rates. Optkiaa-Optometrlst Hr, J. W, Carpenter Js in LukcContractor and Builder H I Boat First Slrast Banferd, FIs. Will ftirnish photos and full informa­ lund this week instructing some of tion upon request.—Bailey A Haw­ the young preachers a t, the summer kins, Daytona Beach, Fla. 5-31-lmo-c school at Spqtbern College,and writes ■FOR ^ tE N * [-S i)^ rotiQ, two-story Ul,*t hf, Wtl), bg-tl^rfi for some, time: house, with garage at 608 West his pulpit hero being filled Sunday First street. New, modern nnd com­ by Rev. Thomas. E a ta h llsfc sd IM S pletely furnished. Apply to J. E. ■*! Estate, Loans and Insurance Laing, 62U Oak avenue, city. Dr. Brownlee and family went over 0-16-10-22-20-4tp to Daytona Beach Thursday to occupy te 48 104-8 Magnolia Are. FOR RENT—2 furnished huusekeep an apartm ent for several month*. He t a Classified Ads lc a word. No ing rooms, $5.00 per week, firs' was called back today on account of t a Ad taken for less than 25c. tho funeral of L. M. Alli-nmn. Dr. Flowers-------------- Floral Dealgns t a And positively no Classified F O lT R E N T ^S ev-ell room house at Uruwnlee will occupy his pulpit Sun­ t a Ads charged to anyone. Cash lamisl and Ornamental Plante 1016 French Ave.—Jno. I). Jinkins. day. t a must accompany all orders, 07-3tp Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W t a Count the words and remit Jimmy Thornton of the S. P, Rich­ M acordingly. FOR SALK OR RKNT—Completely ards Paper Co., Atlunln, was in the furnished 6 room house, 001 Laurel city today calling on the priming Ave., corner lot, brick street. Desir­ trade and the local stationers. Jimmy able location. All modern conven­ ie one of the most popular men on the iences.-—C. C. Cobb, Winter Park, Flo. racral Machine and Boiler 07-7td-p; W -ltp road qnd we are always glad to see Work* him. FOR RENT—Cottage. Sec J. MusCylinder Grinding son, 001 Palmetto A ve.. 62-10tp Big Flour Reduction says the old Automobile Repaint FOR RENT—lf-room house, close in. or)table A. Si P. Store on Second Acetylene Welding Phone 585-R. 66-3tp ne 62-----— Sanford. Florida FOR SALE—Dosier and Gays’ paint* FOR RENT—3-room furnished ap art­ .street—yog know where it is. Not only la the A. Si P. Store making re­ and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty ment. Herald building, $25.00 per ductions in flour but in soups, peach­ Work*, Sanfoid agents. 183-tfc ■>. Leak -J. II. Colclough ________________________month.—B. W, Herndon. 05-Ctc es, soaps, apricots, ketchup, etc. Bead FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for EOK RENT AT CORONADO BEACH the advertisement and note the prices. INSURANCE setting, ID egg* for $1.00. Mrs. —g room cottage, very desirable, 2 l'lt«— l if e —Aula Ellsworth, Hcardnll Avenue, San- l>ocl rooms and bath. Furnished, LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1823 3 First N at’l Bank Rldg, Annex ford. 83-tfp $|50.00 season. Near ocean,—Mrs. FORD FLORIDA Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur WEST FIRST STREET, one lot, at approximately the same hour and stare with dwelling combined with FOR RKNT—Convenient largo un­ minuto. stock. Would sell.—L. C. Klnard. furnished rooms for housekeeping. Date June July Aug. Sept. Oct 68-1Itp ._____________________ 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 6:28 0:41 Rent reasonable. 206 Oak Avenue. FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No. 1 0:14 7:20 7:38 63-6tp 2 4:56 5:20 stock. See Vick Hawkins, 110 San­ 3 5:47 0:02 7:11 8:17 8:37 ford Ave. 03-tfc FOR RENT—Store spare, 10x40, lo­ 4 0:43 7:0$ 8:06 0:24 0:36 cated in heart of automobile dis­ NOW 18 THE TIME to idnnt“ ltrus trict. Four filling stations and two 5 7:24 7:50 0:00 10:11 10:32 fruit tree*. I have ready for plant­ garages within block. Cheap to the 0 8:17 8:61 0:57 11:08 11:26 ing, Valencia, coffa, tangerine, Lue right man. Apply Field Auto Tdp Co. 7 0:07 OS44 10:52 11:41 11:61 Gim Gong, lemon and grapefruit, all 8 8:57 10:38 1*44 12:17 12:46 -op aour orange stock.—B. T. Tiller, 0 10:44 11:30 11:60 1:08 1:38 Paole. 05-Otc 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 1:51 2:28 PEAS AND BEANS FOR SALE— raw lands, farm*, home*, etc. You 11 12:10 12:24 1:31 2:47 3:18 1,000 bushols Brabham and Iron can live in a pleasant, hoalthy. village 12 1:00 ' 1:10 2:fS 3:35 4;00 cow pcaa. 600 bushels running vel­ and do business In Sanford if you like. 13 1:40 1:65 3:04 - 4:24 5:00 vet been*. Write for special prices —See B. T. Tiller, Paola, H a. 05-6tc 14< 2:20 2:38 3:61 *5:18 5:57 and delivery*—Dean Seed Company, F o r KENT—Apartment, $ connect 16 2:66 8:16 4:40 0:14 0:69 Orlando, Fla. <S3*5tp ing rooms, private bath, Furnished 10 3:34 4:00 6:32 7:18 8:02 A ttoraey-al-L aw GC-6tp 17 4:21 4:64 1 Bm Im U Court j Bank 0:30 8:22 0:03 FOR” SALE—New bungalow, 3400.00 cm. 411 Park Ave. IS 6:08 6:48 7:34 0:25 10:00 ID -t- *>;*j » t-F L O R ID A cash end balance easy terms. P. O. w anted 0:02 0:47 R;40 10:26 IQJM Box 462. » OM tp WANTED— Used musical instrument* 11* 20 7:02 7:B1' 0:43 11:21 11:45 H E D R . W IL S O N instrument# of av*ry description. 21 7:34 8:57 10:64 11:57 ) 2i07 truck engine.—A. R .' West, Route Will pay caah on trade. M. L. Price ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 22 8:82* 9:60 -11:43 12:31 12:63 A. 6«-etp Musk Co., Tampa and Zack Street’, 'Int National Bank Balldlag 23 0:30 11:01 11:63 1:18 1:87 - 6-25-1 mo-c TORO v*. y> - FLUSH FOB SALK^.10 acres on Celery ave- Tampa, Fla. 24 10:28 11:60 12:47 2:01 2:10 . nue, in high state of cultivation, to- WANTEB^A'n energetic agent ~U> 26 11:20 128)7 1:37 2:42 2:60 get her. with crop, two, good mule*, represent a lira, progressive life 20 12:24 1:02 2:22 8:21 ,8:29 T O N J . M O U G H T O N wagon, spraying machine, seed bed insurance company In Seminole, coun­ 27 1:18 1:61 8:04 3:65 4t00 cloth, paper and wira*. house, bam ty. We wlU asstagauch n man in tha 28 2:10 2:41 3:44 4:32 4:48 ami all tpoli, a t a bargain. Sea own­ productlo nyf business 'and will co­ 20 2:69 3:26 4:20 6:10 6:22 e r for price and term s, and aa»a com­ operate with him In such a way th at ?U 3:48 4:08 5:006:52. -i$l:00 mission.—J. H. Eatridgn. 67-2tp will make fo r him a good Income. For 31 4:49 6:51 , 0:56 F 6 r SA LE-K ino luilding lot. D7xU7 particulars address Sumter Realty 4k on llagnolia Arc. Call at 213 East Investment Co., Bosbnell, Fla. . 66-Gtc Flrat Q uarter Full Last Quarter C H E L L E M A 1N E S 11th atw et, city. ____66-ltp touring June 21 June 28 July 6, ;.bh-, in July 20 July 27 , Agg 4 m . <1heap ’for Daytona Beach, Fla. C. M. CUSTER, Prop ick Service Transfer kNFORD NOVELTY I WORKS FOR RENT DR. R. M. MASON W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Literal Shop and Mill Work DR. G. S. SELMAN Special Bargain List B. W. HERNDON S. 6. Sfiinholser Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. . P. Connelly & Sons For Saturday and Monday —June 16 and 18= 25% REDUCTIONS ON r STRAW HATS \U % REDUCTION ON BATHING SUITS Wv have a Rood line of them. I-«dies’. Men’s Ho)’n\ Misses ’nnd Children’s. You will find mir prlres low on Bathing Suits.’ EWART The Florist $3.r>0 MAI'S, For ......... One Lot of Hart Sehaffner & Marx Suits $30.00 SUITS, NFORD MACHINE COMPANY CQ A AA FOR SALE <eak & Colclough rge A. DeCottes i b i i READ EVERY LINE OF THIS -AMAZING JUNE 16THAND 18TII 12'U REDUCTION ON , ALL BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S (HATS GABARDINE SUITS su m *26,00 SUITS, . For $ 2 0 .0 0 ffA O lO sU U JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF KAYNEE SI'ORT BLOUS - . ES FOR BOYS - Our price* on, Boys’ Hulls was .already low, now when you get 1 2 Discount It puts the price exceedingly cheap. *18.00 SUITS, For .... *10.00 SUITS, Did you know that you could get *REGAL Shoes atom* store ht the low* price of $3.50 per pair? Well you can, and they are *■ . worth double that amount When in need of anything in the line of Men's and Boys* Ready-towear, see us, we will do our best to please you with quality 'and price � 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 15, 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/f73bb47e31f0c5872fc82d3ed47f4e33.pdf 4755c61c10df26700d9c6e4edba685b0 PDF Text Text IN T H E H E A R T OF. 1 * ” ■ 'aiv ^y.w. •* TH U R SD A Y. JU N E if ■H. ‘V tom IM [Ha m a anti pay our retJwcU <e. —gt This i> Flat; S ai^th e oaw.»»e* rn- w .— r tho sun has over• -----ihono,j, PUBLIC CRITICISM m or^recaom w vna era bf to the grea teat 3?i a.J______I ^».n> il * iitonnO/tDiyrU MISCONCEPTION, TUBY. lUta.to our e u try today and renew ^ upon. u|iuu< •Pay «/ your t " DECLARE . your allegiance to th* Stars and Stripes. bonnet iOOD LOWERS IN ARKANSAS ONE FOOT TODAY IN D U S T R IA L C O N D IT IO N S F L O R ID A GOOD A N D IS P L E N T Y OF W ORK A T L A N T A , Ga., Juno 14.—The fed­ eral reserve banking system .yra* r e a d y h a v e o c cu rred warmly defended in yesterday’s seaHere’s to the Red of it . O N B O T H S ID E S * aion o f the convsntlbn of. the Nation­ There’s not a threacL^f it . al Association of Credit Men, In the No, not a shred of it, ,. • v TTT •^jysa report of the national comfnittct qn - * .4 .. . In all the spread of it . In T h is S ta te G iv in g E m p lo y­ banking and currency, as well * » In v w^r’i b-t i V . » i T il BRIEF NO TE FROM RlllTlBH -x.r From foot to head; f$ »c the principal addrpns of the day, deliv­ . v-tcw^c.-,, - i w n f i h i i f t S I f m ent to M a n y Thousands'©# .g o v e r n m e n t T<> b o v i b t But heroes bled jfor It, . ENTYwL, REACH TW ------W iIL F o r S ta te P u rp oses B u t H ad N o t K1VEK ,n ered by J- IL.Pvellcher, of Milwaukee, ^ : / J i ^ l ’ U l<B IfN T A T lV B ».vr . Skilled and U n skilled L a b o r Precious blood shed fbr It 8 RVKN FEET A T . LIT TLE president o f the American Banker’* P a id O ff th e S ta te • Bathing it Rad ROCK SUNDAY -* Association. The report of the com­ soviet L o n d o n ,' June 14.— A brief m r Ik e A M w h lf4 rtH Sl mittee, was followed by a brief, a<t- potu from tho British govvromfnwd*.; W ASHINGTON, June 14.— UncmHere’s to the White of ft— (Hr Tk» A. i m U IH Pm m I •W dreqa by Joseph A. MqQord, chairman live red to J,nonId K rasin, the I^U*1 ploymcnt during the month ending (Be TH# ____ _ _ » L IT T________ L E ROCK, June 14,R Thrilled by tho eight o/ It, w June 1 14. — Ex-rrcmlor SOFIA, Ex-Pi of the Atlanta federal reserve hank slan soviet represenVatlvq, yestera- May 1, dropped to the lowest point weather bureau here Issued revised Who knowf the.right of It Stsmboullsky, 1* reported, hae been iliato, It it U . board on tho “ Federal Reserve Sys­ day, brings to an end the long cor­ during last twelve months, and In f* flood prediction lowering the predict­ But feels the might of Jt halted Tatar Bacardjik and ia tem/' Other reports submitted to tho respondence beginning with nsitru near iw f " —------------* * „ lx>nl many major1 Industries demand for ed stage for Little Rock and Pine ’ Through day and night; ■aid to be making aland atalnat gov­ convention on bankruptcy law, tho re­ Curxon’a ultimatum, and terminates common and skilled labor H' far Bluff -one foot. New forecast says Womanhood’s care for It ernment Ttoop® arlth several hundred port on foreign credits, on commerclul the dispute between Great Britain greater than the supply, according the river will reach twenty-seven Made manhood dare for It '•fr peaaaiit guard*. Several casualUea ethics and on legislation. and Russia which at one time seri­ to survey issued by tho United State* • feet at Little Rock Sunday and twen­ Keeps It so White, already have occurred. A t the same time the credit men ously threatened a rupture of the Department o f l-abor. The survey ty-nine feet nt PlneBluff Monduyere • *-vr P e rt of -this band, fled in motor car wore meeting, tho Robert Morris As­ trade agreement between tho two says Industrial conditions hr Florida Here’s to theTBlue of It— These stages arc below thosp of Feb­ but waa caught and arrested. It is seem to he improving with the ad­ sociates. a group of bankers and cred­ countries. Heavenly view of it * ruary, 1910. officially asserted that laat March it men affiliated with tho national as­ That this has been avoided Is con­ vent of summer, largo building. pro­ Star-spangled hue of It, StambouiUky received from treasury sociation, weiy holding their annual sidered largely duo to M. Krassln’s ject* and considerable highway conHonesty’s due of It. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., June 14. four million Bwlaa .franca ostensibly meeting, at which reports of tho offic­ diplomatic tact. That tho British •imction U\ caring for alt common Constant and true, — With an unprecedented rush of wat­ for state purposes but really for others and standing committees were re-, government now considers the Inci­ labqf snpply and some sections there . . noro’s jlt th® whole of it er pounding at tho city reservoir ton I mends. U U reported a Urge quan­ celved. In the afternoon tho-Robot* dent closed Is seen In the fact that | ^shortage o f unskilled workers,.. Stan, stripes and polo of It miles west of hero Oklahoma City waa tity of machine guns and ammunition Morris Associates met with the credit It Issued to parliament last night an lAimbor mills are practically all run­ Here's to the soul of It— prepared today for the crest of the whs discovered - f t Btamboullaky’s men lit a bankers’ committeb meeting, official record of the whole corre­ ning on folLUnie basis, affording cm -ifir Red, WJifto and Blue. w ont flood In the history of the city. at which addresses were made by W il­ spondence. Including yesterday’s note. pioyment to « * tremendous npmbsr home near 8oflia. — Natlopml Economist. The reservoir dsm across tho Ca­ liam Tonks, of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. of man. .. Russia yielded on many points, nadian river valley which every spring Puellcher; Claude G. Rivers, of New i® h h •ludiug withdrawal of the offensive Cotton manufacturing was at topSixteen Aliens Impounds the city’s water supply for Orleans, and Oscar Wells, of Birm­ Weinstein note*, granting compen­ uotch capacity during May, consumpthe year, resembled a giant water fall. ' Caught at Tampa, ingham. sation to the selaod trawlers and In tinn. of, lint cotton having been si* Although the dsm Itself was said to The banking and currency commit­ the Harding and Davison cases ond hundred* twenty thousand nine hunbe In no danger, the embankment sep­ W ere Deported tee, In Ita report, declared "much of permitting fishing rights within the dreil mnl fifty-six bales, exceeded >' 1 A. •. . -> # « arating tho by-pass from tho huge the criticism against the federal re­ twelvc-mile limit. On the question only once before In history of Indus­ IV T T fl * n A n n in tT T x tR < m HAD CpMB IN THROUGH V AR L reservoir lake was under water, and, a serve board and system Is due to a of the soviet propaganda n compro­ try. The consumption wps about torrent twenty-four Inches deep was !J8 FLO RID A POINTS. misconception o f the duties snd func­ mise has been .reached. forty-three thousand bales more than '{ ODI Spilling Into tho lake. tions of. tho fedcrsl .reserve banks; Tho wording of the note shows In April this year and on® huhdred Some fear was felt that the em­ s that many of our people hold to the that Rusaia ha* agreed ’“ in tho nor­ und twenty-five thousand bales more bankment might give way, releasing I *« * wan i if || • * ' *’ . . ta mum view th*t the board essays to control mal course of diplomatic movement* than In Mny lust year, hut was two ware arrested soma time ago by Im­ the water from the lake Into the city. tho flow ®* bualness by the simple ex­ to transfer from Kabul. Afghatuxjnn, thousand ono hundred and forty hales Free for A ll Fight Caused Several to Jump Over­ migration official* at various Florida Workers were striving to keep the pedient of raising or loworing the re­ to another post Ita represehtativo. le u than monthly record consump­ board and. Perish ports after being smuggled-Into the embankment Intact, but the cltlsena discount rate, which puts the board In l.lwut. Raakolnlkoyv against whom, tion nttklnod In' March fhl* yeat. _____ __ *er# o*P iported to Cuba today will be warned by a fire slreen should ' t• ^ •s,-I 9 t . ' « . .. i *« country; ■ _________ ________ V i a powerfully strategic, position tb put actbfdlnk to th* note "the main , ■ officials announced. This is the Ant the reservoir break. 14^ T ^ fcmw*or rou r^ruku'm and fiv® ---Chin®*® passeng- the brakes' upon"Misltteii/’ ....... ' ' charge* Hhvu boon made," ond to In* MERY MIBB MONRYBAVRR v r w YORK. June * ® m -----" T W HdM troBtTlhreo feet higher at* . „ ..a a’, t l__ L D ..»e U are missing:from the two-mn.tod British, schoner Mar# Beatrice which Mr. Puellchcr, In his address, de­ sure that M. Bhamlatsky at Teheran IN BANFORDp HUE1IB The remainder tho waterworks than .has. eVer been was found drifting o ff Kandyhook last night were.W»cd In a halt « ® P j j j clared tho banker as much as any •hall observe the propaganda agree­ HERB TO It ELF YOU ! are to be aent out of the rountry soon recorded before. Traffic ow r E l• map for the present misconception of ment In letter and spirit. . and axes according to storle. told by survivors to Iimmlgiration om dahO change avenue, tho traffic artery to -------V ' 1 as cas®»0»n h® passed on at Wash­ the functions of tho'federal reserve The note further give* the Im­ tb<> craft was brought Into quarantine today. Three of fifteen C hincae Have you met Minnie Moneysaver. the packing toWn and south Robinson ington. banki. He pointed out that Innumer­ portant undertaking that Great Sha is .soipe chicken.and not only street which connects the atieet th# city with ylvors were taken to the ,W t*lj5 h e n ^ lm iU r y i l r t r i ^ a l ' t o a ^ l*«t able requests for loans which should Rritalp and her dominions, colonlpa good-looker, but she has plenty Cnpltol hill shut o- ff by) ^ L lc a tc d his tomrsdee UiptlUl HIM section oarvs.w,. were ------------ t,|nfc,I pending of Man Found have been refused because contrary to and protectorates, shall not assist In CiJi.* ............. . Em ilio, livlna '■■H MMUmil iim lo ha* DM" »a whol* WMSS4W page In - ' ' high water and families living In in theJ the n|t ht Uy officials one of the Orientals, making sign", .hd members of tho crew who weeo mlaslng had^found resting places n the good banking practice, wore refused any hostile designs against the soviet this iihuc,. In which she write* you a fear Columbia Today lowlands moved out yesterday. Z e rp la T X i what manner they died. Owner o f the v e . - ^ t h because tho federal reserve bank In. government or tho republics assbclutMost of the damage It was behoved letter and tell* you where >ou thn ,dlstrict in Its regulatory power, ed with It which may be entertained con wirvJ H»®0*y. Minnie knows Resident o f ’Georgia -would rAult In Uw Walnut Grove sec­ whom the Chinese had Urga.ned in Havana to •avp made the granting of the requests by Russian emigres* A n t r im , whereof *ho iqwok* and Minnie has tion which has not yet recovered from Impossible. , . . been .shopping In .Hartford several HAD BREN SHOT AND HIS SKULL the flood of several weeks ago. The nut low elg... _ ,."T o commercial America, Mr. owner 1500 to be landed her®. time* and can t®U you all about^tho S I rtT c . 0 . d n » h .. c u t , rid, ,H .r W oo tr i W r t Z X Z North Canadian has cutm side chanCRUSHED. Puellchcr said, "these great rcdlsdifferent store*' here. Borne think nel down th# principal street In al- prater was of ih* ,h,pp<r to count Institutions are of untold value. Minnie 1* ,fn > « Osteon and some COLUMBIA, S. C., June 14,-Thr & r ; “~ Their purposes are bottor-uitderstood Of Fruit and Vegetable Shipment think she live* 1n Enterprise but for tarry out his parts*# the bargain with th? ^ J j g body o f a m4h believed to bo Joe by men engaged in giving credit than * From Florida all of that Minnie knows real bar­ Martas of Ma4l*oJV Ga., was found by any other one c1» m , tncl If we gains when she see* them, and Min* lying in,a *liimp of underbrush three would save the present bank of the Tho following number of pave con iile c*Ua youe attention to them. Boa • miles from Columbia shortly before United Btatoa from tho ffite of its taining Florida fruits and vegetables Minnie’s page today and read w b-‘ nofen. Tt»® nian had been shot and mJiMbasors, wo must make known to worn forwarded from Jackaonvlllo. •he has to aay .fnd take her advi M hi* skull crushod, examining pbyAmarha, to Ita rank and file, Its High Spring* and Hampton via nli-rall Shu. ia the kandy kid. Minpil# ar1 _____ — m*mmw w ( S T d flt/ W slrlana said. The man apparently splendid usefulness' of the*® Institu­ during tho last 24 hours, oudlng at to be partial to Yow®U A Comj had bo®n ds»d a week or ten days. noon Wednesday, Juno 13« (First Lu-Ueth Cafeteria, Pure Food tj tions.i. • . FartUi Iddhtlflcatlon was made by , On tho aubject of.aoldlor »K>nus the Column, Ohio, Miss., and beyond; sec­ krt. Bower’ s D'.ug Htoro, J’enl*' moans of a b®nk book found In WHOLE VILLAGES AUK W II’ Bl) report reaffinned tLe’ etklul Aaken- al ond column, North of Savnnnah; third Electric Company, Hanford fi pocket showing he hod deposit In an Under the Banner o f the Sanford Chamber y t previous conventions for tho blanket column, Southern points; fourth col- PreMory. UoRd’s Bboo Store. «*m l' OUT BY FOREST F IR E ' Athena bank. - b • ■ .< • * Commerce ' bonus. nole Cpuaty Bank, und Flggly W iggly. 1 Z L « U I...t.,— )‘ a « a » » Look them up and*take advantage o f iBANGOR. Me., June l ^ T h e Orange# ...•»» “ ” EUBTIB SHOCKED BY» oporatlon with Brevard county intcrOrapcfrult ------^ woods along the l|ne of tho Ashlpnd A definite program of work for the Minnie’s advice. DEATH OF ClfeABLES eata Jo construct the road to the East branch of the Bangor and Aroostook I’ inrapple* ------------2 * ” Chamber " J t Commerce h | » T l W » W AGNER A T SANFORD Vegetable* ...-..— i..J -U 0 14 railroad In Aroostook county were pdoptsd hy the Board of Goveroorf Ceast via Southnegr® and Titusville. The Uuhr occupation ca a t The unfinished portion of th® road to ablaae last night from Casardis to Feppera ---J ,® ° m ai — # . a r* - - t—— I— earill ItIOil land portion EUST18, June 14.— A telegram destroy a civlUsatlo® ( M L r Smyrna MUIs, a distance of of -B Tomatoes ...... • came Tuesday morning announcing 27 168 the devastation of Industrial Watermelons ‘ .......... - 47 miles and InhabltanU of L ,fr r in g It to a s o « e « f® l <lf ¥ ® V W f ® m J h will also the death* ol Charles J. Wagner, Am In U ..I dtalriri - r . n r < « | - p rH p ri wlhch occurred at B o’clock In San­ ford, death coming suddenly and HULKS AND REGULATIONS FOR ....................- * • s - - without warning. Mr. Wagner was A IR P L A Y o k AMERICAN danger. GrUwold. a vlUag# of 2®° ^ ^ i ^ m s n t «»f a 'C it y t Planning Orlando ro . . ert rout* home from Jacksonville, to lie hon> persons, w « destroys M night. t « ^ ®° | S im U t S n " suthoria^l '* ” ”* -prom together fS t l FLAG'. ' wa* destroyed llast jco»mU*U>n suthorlaod by * ,«aumt recant, All * ' J( — .* ,ts rv,unt* wmen city h® went Baturdsy on buslwhich quickly did i the flames 0f the legislature, municipal .own- with U^a cnmpletiun. .t u& ® . nes* and waa overtaken by the grim tho little community that ,r»hlp of public utilities, bulkhead- JHighway NGTO n T ^ r i7 - P r e .i reaper ta Sanford. The decM od was ttAns had barely t me to escape. MOB . . t ^tw een Monroe educational; m*tf®ra,». Jlnc «* » Amertcan^Leftlty-on® Tears o f age and wa« “ o f th* host known and roost pn>mlghxi'o. flag conCrrenca, opening here nant of ‘ bo Wintsr tourUts. and has today, toiadopt a code of ruls* a»«| ColIcctlonsUeto . . , « l r i tr r i. th . , ffort, brine |I t . . t in , f n * - * * regplaUen* for the prepsr disp^ay of mads Epstl® hi* wlnUr home for to this city each refugese out of. the danger and Include provision that 4 -if' Uef triah* were ordered to ® J »n d y Ohio. ouldjaam to tha Dr. L .R . Phillips, the effltk n t y ™ ' laat Wight to rcecue vjlUgere ^ho o f the w®H Mog*tkk ostiosud anthem. “While you He might bo forced to flee from any setof the c lt r 0# Banfordf #*®lqg A .U ., Co.. o| S T adopting e'cod* whereby lh® cltstatement of Connty T * * G®*' Joe. D. Jlnklns, remarked today « _ th# president sold htad- of worn prv«fuf >u* working In ■ VWsOs. who l* making hla headthe d ty ta* roll could ahuw sum® —r to Ole c®nfef®»c®, ” 1 ‘ u h »rJ E!» u . » * * * . ■ • prises alau and tha Herald prints soma farther loave® ^ hU mother, Mrs. Wo two daughura, able of th® facts shout the elty’s b u »ln «« S " h i « a s s & s t s s s . j l «j ! * .... * — « • . ■;u. as follows),‘ *.' J GMfa o f Cleveland. the Chamber of • Th® collections up to June first ** Wagner, who ren. however, taht organised ‘ “ uU to th® *h®l® U * ^ ’ ----- -of the family canning U capable of solving any proo* graf cent. As to th# Mr. Wagaffllat«d with President Higgins, atneo Wa were 9% 1/4 per cent. busy during the -Exchange, U W ap. 1. dnUy-touch ndth throughout Jh# day. No th®^ dtp j • • boon « itory to leaving ,ro or Fort v at th® organisation and has day®. 1 burned In thee, v illa g e the he«a-. • bW int^Uon.ofvhnvlng th . ---------- -------- :-------^ T O M h>^ —•*7- — i.i— hut the awards “ ■.It nr the . 14. -President who have P W -r r iiT f *r^ f WIF . H . y *■jfit 't f : , f V ;' ’ njchk^bamt *X ■Vh't] r rft>4r* BBJFvr S E V E R A L C A S U A L T IE S a l ­ A TOAST TO TH E F L A G . SUMMER if BRITISIT SCHOONER DESERTED CHINESE ... _JB 'EHSTATES a, s n r iS B S S r s :# * =*** >■?- 7, DAILY j IDS BLAZING SPREADSTl tOR OF THE NEW SANFOR BY CO-ORDINATED EFFORTS PMiJNC R PRESIDENT URGES HON T0 AD0PT’ DDE i OF SANFORD’S ON SAFE AND ANCES v mm iTs?irsjsz Si S & rt fart m �Btfalne of Mcrideistohn’a Wedding March. > • U O n a tiy friends o f Mr. And'Mrs. Anderson will Join In wishing them much happiness. ' - STRONG, visit hia jinrcnts and nlao atend the wedding o f one 4f hia brothers. They made the trip Ih Mr. Warren's Hupmobllo. ' I Misses Sara ajid Qcrardine Murid Members of the Seminole Athletic are the guests of friends on an auto (llub of Lako Monroe will entertain trip through 'Georgia and TfnncstCc. Wedncodny evening with n farewell Miss G'eranllnc will return to her homo in Jacksonville in a few 'days party in honor of Clint Shelly, secre­ but Miss Sara will spend several tary o.* the Club and his sisters, the weeks visiting nt various points in Misses Mollic and Laura Shelly, who TennCssdo. ’ leave Thursday for an extended visit In Knoxville, Tenn., with friends and Mr. and Mrs. trank Si cl relatives. These youhg people are tie daughter, Constance, hi netlve membebs of ffjc club and will SoUU’Ctfdljna where they be greatly missed by nil. the Teague-MeNcb wcildii irda leaving for Rentier: 1'to 'spepd a^few^weeks on to Slew York for*nr dtay. ' . v.Isn’t this what yon want In the bank you do business with? These features have made this bank a success since its o r g a n i z a ­ tion in 1887, and friH cbntihue to do so for the future. For Florida,'. Wlr'inlsblith Fa rind 'fdtal thurUlorshowers .Pa Fp tonlgIit''or’fhurWay 'in the ha Fa north portion. ' N Mk * r: ^ K9 a a N ID HI ) « S . W e’ll welcome your Checking Account, and try to deserve i t uwataasai Tonight’s lilds night I Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wakefield of Genova wore nmong tho visitors to the city todny. _ A COMMUNITY n O lL D E R j The mnijy friends of Edward Moloch nnd.hfia* Marie Teague will lie Interested in their wedding whhfh occurred I t Mountsvilic, S. C., Inst night T)r. and Mrs. Longloy of San­ ford were, prisent at the wedding and Misa Mildred Simmons. A fter the wedding Miss Simmons will go to Chicago where she will take a course in tnusic at the Chicago Cdllcgc of Music and will return to Sanford in tho early fall. Dr. Langley will re­ turn home nt once but Mrs. Langley will.apcnd the rest of the summer at points in North and* South Carolina. „ he million d o ll* kid in* through a p\t J . and ahado*i .... it- ---- r ■ ... . w _ fflnc Mcl)i*n:ii,| |n ft , g t>f cotrrsc ‘liiils mean from the pge of 1 month to 100 year*, as all Will be fhfcrc to seo Jackie Coogan In ‘^ ly Boy” I t the Frinccss tonight. aocccis’ df her e ft*, me to do an y- Anpthcr picture of the million dollar kid rohiping through a ploy of sUn- Mrs. Leslie Smith of west First street is in the Florida Sanitarium P. P. FO n 8 TE », President B. F. W IIITN E R, Cashier g for treatment. Also as an added attraction will be ■ fc a a a a a a a id M v W a tfa n rM iB ih ria n a d a a g iia a a a a a a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a ’"flic niizzard,” a regular comedy, Residents from the Geneva section snys Osborne. says that the waters nrc not receding of the bride. Miss Olive Russell, sisvery much and the wntcr is still over 'tor of tho bride-groom and Miss Jes­ And th e ’honor guests tonight Will tho roadways in many places. sie Graves. Next camo Miss Ethel be J. J. N. Connor, of the Sanford MoOghton, the maid-of-honor, who Shyc A Clothing Cpmpiiny with hia MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor Mrs. Perry Jcrnignn will nrrivo FOR H E N T — Store spaed, 10x40, lo­ Immediately preceded the brido who family and will sc '’ My Boy” without Phona 117-W today from Auburn, Ind., where she cated In'heart of nutomobflc dis­ cost to them as the treat’s on Os­ If have say lU r s la tir iO s s r n entered on the arm of her father, H. has spent the past several days with trict. Four filling stations and two borne, so 'bo lihre and be ’{hero and —U rqa at* s > l* s aar*»*rr* ar r m t a i J. Lchihan The groom entered with fcMMi *v If raw are ealrrtalalaa, write relatives rind friends. garages within block. Cheap to the brihg the family. a saatal ear* t t l k l i Seyartmeat, alt Inc Rev. E. D. Brownlee joining the bride right man. Apply Field Auto Top Co. Satalla, «tr trlepaone the lleaa. It will nt the improvised altar where tho N areally appreciates. Misses Grace and Maude *Ballon... % d5-Stc solemn vows wero taken. During the And th«;n ddti’t forget tomorrow ceremony Dr. McCoslin played, ” tine of Gainesville, Fla., arc the at­ night, Katherine MacDonald'in the Preparations arc now being mndc SO C IAL C A L E N D A R tractive house guests of Miss I.ucillo Love You'truly." by tho *K{kcimTtnce Citrus Growers’ crowning success o f her career, "The Anderson. The bride was lovely in her wedding Association ttt’ Increase the capacity Refuge” and n darn good comedy, too. Wcdneaday— Mlai Fern Ward will gown of white Canton Crepe with to s ii1 cars per entertain at dinner complimenting _ house . Tho many friends of John Hrumlcy of ita .packing draperies of Spanish Incc. Her veil, Mlai Dorothy Rumph. will be glad to learn that he had n day, in antiepation of a 150,000 box Do Mlllos splendid moladramatlc com­ which was o f silk tulle, was held In Wcdneaday— Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and successful operation for appendicitis crop next season. During the cur­ edy, ‘'Grumpy" with Theodore Rob­ place by a wreath of real orange biosrent season the association shipped Mrs. j . D. Woodruff give a lunch­ at the Kcrnnld-Lnughton Hospital erts, May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel. 117,000 boxes o f fruit. In nix years, eon complimenting Misses Frances an die getting along nicely. Manager H. C. Piano reports, the Also International News, only ono Chappell and Dorothy Rumph, two day old. Miss Moughton wore a benutifu bridcs-clect of thla month. The B. A O. Motor Compnny hnvc association has increased its volume of shipments more than 400 per cent. Wednesday—Miaa Fern Ward enter- gown of blue taffeta trimmed in sil­ Just received (mother shipment, of FO R S A L E — 20 tales ver lace. Sho carried a bouquet of Durant and.Star cars. In this ship­ talna at dinner at 0:30 honoring Ophelia roses. of Seed Bed Cloth, ment is a Special Durnnt Sport Mlsa Dorothy Rumph. An informal reception was held a f­ model. They invite you tto call at Wednesday— Mias Sarlta Lako gives bought on lowest cotton a bridge party at 8:30 In honor of ter the ceremony for relatives and a their show rooms and look these cars market, light, medium , Mlsa Dorothy Rumph and Benjamin few close friends during which time over. tho young coupla left In their ear, Whltncr, Jr. and heavy w eigh t (Get Thursday— Mr. and Mrn. A. R. Key keeping their destination n secret. PEAS A N D BEANS FOR S A LE out- prides,— Yowell Co. The many friends of this young ■ entertain at bridga .at their home 1,000 bushels Brabham fit-Sitc on Park avenuo at 8:30, complimen­ couple wish them every happiness in com peas. 500 bushels running vel ting Mita Dorothy Rumph and Ben­ their mnrrlcd life. vet beans. Write for special price: No haul too short,Tio distance too jamin Whltncr, Jr., whoso marriage and delivery.— Dean Seed Company groat for the QUICK SERVICE will bo an event of next Tuesday. ANBEHSON^MARTIN Orlando, Fin. 1 GS-Bt) TRANSFER to undertake; just let us The Baptist church was the scene Thursday—The Daughters of Wesley know ydur wonts, and wo nrc at your will entertain with a miscellaneous of a very pretty wedding yesterday N o t e OF APPRECIATION m i vice. Phone 408. 05-Th-Frl-Sat-tfc Shower-in honor-of Miss -Jetsle whan Miss Bast rice 'Martin became Air. and Mrs. J. I.. Ballentino and Graves and Miss Frances Chnppol at tho pride of Charles Anderson. Membpsr Of the local Brotherthe homo of Mrs. John Dccn nt 8 Quantities of Shasta dalsica wore ■on Julian, left this morning for their |hood of Engineers, referring to their p. m. us6d around the altar and choir loft. lomo in Gainesville, Fia. They mo- memorial exercises of Sunday, join Friday—Mrs. Harry Ward will enter­ On the rostrum, where the ceremony torod over to attend the Murtin-An- with others who witnessed it, in ap­ tain tho members of tho Book l e v ­ took place, four pedestals were erect­ derson wedding, un interesting event preciative comment on the henutiful ers Club at 4 o'clock. ed. These were wrapped with white of Tuesday. They wore accompanied setting for the "Tribute of Love," Friday— Mrs. Donald Whitcomb and crepe paper and twined with pink as far ns Gainesville by Miss Annie ladies clad in pure white forming in were a hollow squaro, while their President Mlsa Florence Henry will entertain vines making a very pretty scene for Barclay of Live Oak. They guests of Mrs. C. A. Anderson while I.iljn feelingly gave expression to at a miscellaneous shown rat the Iho bridal party. home of tho latter at 4 p. m. honor­ the sentiment o f the hour. The conPreceding the ceremony Mrs. A. M. ing Miss Dorothy Rumph, a bride- Phillips sang, “ The Proposal" and forting words of Rev. Dr. Brownlee, elect of noxt.wock. the introductoury, tho eulogy, the Miss .Maude Ballentino sang Codman's Friday— Mrs. F. I). McBride will fn- "A t Dawning." Miss Virginia Domusic, nil neatly and appropriately tertain at a miscellaneous shower nt Courscy presided at the organ and fitting in as arranged by Mrs. Alfred Liljn, who wa« charged with man­ her home on 300 West Fifth Street, nt the appointed hour played I.ohcnat H p. m. honoring Miss Jessie grlno'n Bridal Chorus which announc­ aging und arranging the program, conspired U> make nn impressive com­ Graves, a bride-elect of next ed the arrival uf the bridal party. memorative service. month. ’ . The brido entered with her mnid-ofFriday—Tho Truth Seekers Class will lmnor, Miss Violu Booth, and was joined at the ultar by the groom and his best man, Edwin Millen. They ascended to the rostrum where the impressive ring ceremony was per­ formed by Itcv. F. 1). King. Ervlrf Ifc Cook and bride of Floral As an innovation, four charming Glly are visiting Mr. und Mrs. Eugene young ladies, .Misses Lucille Andyrson, Higgins of Weal First street. Elizabeth Hoolchan, Evelyn Barrow Miss Martha Brown is spending and Graco Rallentlnc, radiantly attir­ thla week at Coronado Bench, the ed in appropriate frocks, acted us ushers. • guest o f friends. mead I felt Ufcb i a M r trill. k lb N B Y m p U B L B B f f i o S Be i H o u s A ouiicrcu with Severn he»i*w backache and pains in my I r j T ^ NC-147 Gasoline Gauges for Portia filOO; Ped­ under my shoulder blade. My kMam al Pads r>0c set. Spotlights, windshield visors; TIRES and TUBES at close prices. You can get bnck with our tires. *Bcllcr gasoline nhd oil. We carry tho largest stock uf nutomobilc tires and nccessorics on Palmetto nvc- nnd'blndder were in bad conditfeTi was weak and nervous nnj felt tittf and worn out Walking m,^ abort o f breath. Every inornii* w face and hands were bloated. u-jn F. P . R T N E S 105 Palmetto *Ave. New Shipment o f V A N T IN E S Incense— In cen se Ilu fn c r s — Sandalwood, Violet, m B c ^ t h e to te s l crea tion s Wtolarla ui Phone 320- More Royal C linchers fo r 1923 United StatesTires areGood Tires Later in the afternoon a recaption The Truth Seekers class of thy was held nt the home of the bride, Methodist church, will meet with Mrs. which was attended by many friends W. T, Akep, Friday afternoon. Cars ol the popular young rouple. will leaveAho church nt 3 o'clock. Out-of-town guests Included: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rallentlnc and daugh­ The St. Agnes Guild met Monday ters Grace and Siaude and son Julian, afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Chris of Gninecville, and Miss Annie BarMatthews. After tho business was transacted n social hour was enjoyed during which tho hostess, assisted by Mrs. Peabody, served refreshments. Tho member* present were: Me*damns Bolts, Leak, Poltrr, Ovorlln, Peabody, Lloyd, R. C. Phillip* and Overstreet. ; j RCHHKLL-LKJj.MAN - Beautiful In lU simplicity wins the (redding of Mios Hermits Lchmi (lorhert Russell which was suit •d i t tho hotyl'oC'tht rbtlric'a p last/ night at,H p. ro. , , The wficVo the cere-]hearty con In e living room where tnony took place wao'decorated with Mr. and quantities of radiance rosea and ferns short wedi carrying out tho color scheme of being unkr pink and green. will be at I A musical program Will rendered Elm avenu by Dr. MoCaalln rt thu piano, Mlsa The brid Mablc Bowler sang, "O Promts* Me” ,was a poH and "Because.’’ Then to the strains dress of : of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin khito pictx the bridal party entered. First corns of bride’s i four girls carrying ropes of fere. Miss Bm forming the aisle for the bridal parly, gandjc dro ah rfe young ladies wore; Misses ,it>d pink r Laura atut OturcvIcYcJ.idmWL'i H E U . 8. T ir e people took plenty o f tfrtie In d e v e lo p in g th e R o y A l C lin ch er C ottL W h en itw n ifin aU vp laccd on sale there Were no mis* takes In it. L ast y e a r w e c o u ld n ’ t m ake R o y a l C linchers fast T morrow b e e n m o re th a n d o u b le d . But w h en ever an d w h e t * ever you can get a Royal F R A N K A K E R S ’ T IR E C O , Sanford, Florit L A W T O N BROS. CO„ Oviedo, Florida M ID W A Y G AR AG E , I .on t wood, Florida ..The par 9* - » llT • . It t■ i' • V * *, ■ fcC | r . : . . . < . f p sW [f p Ty < - a J :l IL .'J l '- < V % ■' * �A M ■m n ■ ■ — rm tu j W n > fi M mm M 0 m i 0k. J i ' A r Jr m M Ir M Mr , A Fj / § M M r’ m f m mfm m Jpp m sBm" I V I Jw ■ mf A « “Minnie Moneysaver— that's whqt they call mev I’m a friend of every­ one who believes in economy; every time I matte a real Saving on some purchase, I love 1p jtell folks about it, “ Only yesterday I went shopping in some of the fine Sanford stores ' and I was simply delighted with the bargains. You know, the secret) of saving money is to know where to buy. So if you want good merch­ andise, real service and bargain prices, let me tell you-where to get them.” “THEY-JUST KEEP EVERYTHINGAT LOWER PRICES!” I S N ’ T THIS A SWEET FROCK?” One o f the .first things I hnd to get on my shopping tour was a little summer frock; something that might be called ex­ clusive, yut I didn't want it to be expensive. W hoji I begnn making inquiries, I found that Yowell's on First Htreet is u first thought whenever exclusive rendyto-wear is mentioned and really, I found Yowell's a dear lit­ tle specially shop. Little, yet— but big enough to have a large selection o f the things one loves to wear. Let me tell you o f ii delightful surprise I got at Bower’s Drug Store. I had to have several unusual preparations, which most druggists do not keep in stock. No sooner did I ask Mr. Bower for them When he had reached over to a shelf nearby and said, “ Hero they a re!" That was surprise num­ ber one. I paid fo r the articles with a $5 bill, and when I received my change I found that Bower's price was neatly 20 per cent less than I had paid elsewhere for the same articles I Wasn't rfortu n ate tn going to Bower's?................. B O W E R ’S DRUG STORE I* ■ * u tJ J b fa ^ --------- I Rr~TT H O T If H U s N ^ |H U P s' / 1 ' ' i'Just imagine!—I now Imve another new frock f°r summer— and it t°*t n,<' ^u,t nl,out whnt )’°u pny *or one *)a*r °* silk stockings I V “ How come? a mere man youkl ask. Am i my answer Is: I sent an old frock o f mine to the Sanford Steam Pressery on First street. When they returned it, the frock was new.” And that tells the whole story about the wonderful Sanford Steam Pressery. Their marvelous work ...proves that we a re indeed! iivitfg ill nil age o f .wonders.. :v SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY W H A T H E A P S OF GOOD FOO D!” I TnjI/ V I > mg r S i f there’s anything wo should be careful about it’s the food we eat, ,,H ** 80 nuu'U affects our health. “ Where is the best luncheon place in tow n?" I asked an epicure. Promptly the reply cam e,"‘A t LuBeth Cafeteria, o f course.” And, true enough, I found thut the Lu-Bcth Cafeteria nerves n reully splendid luncheon, in the most charming at­ mosphere imaginable. I happened to be particularly hun­ gry, so I appreciated the perfectly huge portions that LuBeth Cafeteria serves. And best of ull when I paid my check I found that this most appetizing meal did not .cost more than ordinary food served in an ordinary place. l o cook well Js so Htmple, when you depend on such ex­ cellent meat as I got at the Pure Food Market on Sanford avenue yesterday. I'm told they handle only the best meats and poultry obtuinublo— which accounts for their popular­ ity with ull of us who realize that there's health and happi- Now that I’ve purchased my Western Electric Fan at The Peninsular E lectee Company shop, I don’ t care how hot Old Sol gets, for I know .there'll be a delightful breeze all summer I fr. «' ,t H 'X . • ’ .•••'“ By the by; this little fan's motor is simply perfect (it ’s all it cost was $10.00. perfectly quiet, too) The money I unveil op,.nit,my purchases yesterday W'eut rlglit into thp Sc mimic* S w in gs Bank. There's quite a 'tidj? sum there now, and on— isn't it ju st thrilling to see the in­ terest added on twice every y e a r! I t certainly keeps you from w orrying about the future. In fact, I can only see contentment pnd prosperity in the years to come, as long as my bank balance keeps growing, .M y “ footsies” just seem to love the beautifulw alking shoes 1 bought nt Lloyd’s Shoe Store yesterday. Besides, I got them nt a ridiculously low price, considering their sup­ erb style and quality. ** Footwear is n particular hobby o f mine, so I am spcciftlly glad to recommend, Lloyd's Shoe Store on Park Avenue to anyone who insists on getting good shoes at a moderate it admit I didn’t come into Piggly W ig g ly 's w ith very h money. But I quickly realized that you don't need h money when you buy at P ifltty W ig g ly ’s. Instead o f getting just a few items, I got everything I needed; and it was ull “ paid in full. PIGGLY J. HUGH T IL L IK , Prop, WIGGLY A L L O VE R T H E WORI^D V �n,r y ■ ‘1Cf On l y tw o All wool an J new , "Bradley1*,-per s more p x t r r f ft o ' P A L S i' B E A C p MnllisonV Rashnnnry Chcpe, all colors. Keg. $-1.50 Silk. Extra special for Friday and Sat'day, yd... Grain Sprouts Give Fowls Needed Greens A Constant Supply or Green Food is Needed for Hast Chicken liaising By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Director Tho -School. o f Agriculturo, International Correspondence Schools,- Hcrnnton, Pn. substantially made will undoubtedly bo longer lived than the wooden rack*. Oats, barlfy, wheat or buckwhoat can be sprouted during the cold weath­ er provided the rock is kept in a wnrm moist plate where there la soino light to encourage growth. This kind of food has a double value inasmuch as it is suitable green food and a grain fuoi^thftt is easily digested. Sprouted grain is best relished by chickens when the succulent growth of the sprout has reached n length of from ono inch to two and one-half inches. When longer tho sprouts are tough, less succulent ami tho grain wiil probably show signs of decay. When sprouted in a dim light the sprouts will gruw white and tender to t> greater length than if they are grown >&vtL»trojig light. ■TO match. King Tut Bends nnd Neck Chains, Just arrived.... ur Jtfmlte, plain a n d ifa h c y lito values, Special. 2 days. pnir Efforts of England to Bring Peace A re Not Successful INTERVENTION BY THE UNITED STATES. M AY HE TRIED. m r T k r A M O i>l*lr4 P r « » > CM M ATE A J & h B A LT H OF SEM INOLE EQUAL TO T H A T OK ANYW HERE “ The records of the state and county bonids o f health show that there is no safer or more healthful county in the stnto than Seminole. The death rate for the past live ycurs has been ns liiw as fhe IWfett elsewhere in the state, while the birth rate shows a >little inewasf per capita over most ofithc other Florida cities. No enervating or insidious feverF are knowir boro, Typhoid is extreme­ ly rare, and, th e,rtM pM ith cntlc*l«I records show t l i n t > ttcvnt years 05 per cent of |he,feW g^abs in Q>e coun­ ty were contractor elsewhere, nnd brought In. Tho typo is mild, owing to the excellence of the sanitary con-, ditions generally In.Seminole, nnd the prompt nnd effective nttontlon of the Seminole county medical profession, LQNQQt'Ly.lune>I3.—There, was no sign lasbeffiitht that the Ilritlah cffnrts to act the part of conciliator To do thpir best chickens must have between France nnd Germany hnve a certain amount of fryah green feed yet met with success. There was no at all times of tho yea*. when tho further meeting o f the British cabi­ weather is unfavorable to n natural net yesterday, but diplomatic poursupply of green matter the up-to-date uarlcra' continued at the foreign of­ poultry ninn will firdyfdci'U artificially. fice were believed to be aiming ut Sproutcif outs have conic into grent some formula to save the face of favor.ax a substitute for natural both France and Germany. grren feed for all kind* of poultry. I f "the proper nmuunt of moisture “ Amnesty in tho Ruhr," is the They *ccm to tnku tho placa*ef green Is supplied continually and the tem­ feed almost perfectly. Sproutod oats perature kept constantly between 50 phrase met with in the press of Ix>narc good not only for laying hens but ,F. nnd flOJ F. the grain will sprout dan and i^l* believed that the British also for stimulating the growth of ■fieely. I f tho temperature is coidgr. effort* is toi persuade the French ivernment to get h:uk to t|)e origyoung chicks. |than till* the grain will not grow sin ’* .• ‘ 'ill. .. nl Idea of civil, ns opposed to mili­ Therefore the grain sprouter is one rapidly As desired. If thfe tcmpcratura tary, occupation of the Uiihr ns tho prrnturc tend rainfall recurdrf taken ol the mojt valuable, if not the most is warmer tho tendrils will grow too only basis upon which England could hnvo been ,avorngcd ami .they show valuable, niece of equipment about quickly. again Join Franco and Belgium in a that the luwcat winter tempflcPture the poultry plnnti . ■ n • Warm water is preferable to use in Joint notf seeking to have tiermuny for the'tim e is, .mean tempcrnUU?. Although any kind of'grain may Ire sprouting grain, amandon passive resistance. 5H.5 in Fbcrunry while tho highest When sprouted under good condi­ sprouted for the use of chicks, oats The British government never ac­ have] been /numl tiro most satisfactory tions one bushel of grain will produco quiesced in the military occupation mean summer temperature is H2.0 in i because Ut’y sprout’ ‘quickly and 'nre about five bushels of green feed. The o, ftjrp Ri^ir, Thf tier maa contention Julyw • '"The" monthly :«*iumi<Mt«*i»piTnturv* av'erngt*. will ;h c,low : tHan th is .O n e i* '(’hut efin if Berlin, as Franco de­ ‘vcryjinuclijlikcd by the fo w ls .;! J for tho tlv« years nrr given here: Finvls can Iki aided somewhat with- bcahel of dry. grain sprouted should sires, rescinded its orders for passive I fistupcrntifAt Ilulnfall produce enough green feed for ope resistance rbe Ruhr .workers in 'the dried grertr feeds during the winter, Month Degrees Inches but (h:re feem^t(>_b!^n^ real substi­ day’s feed for !,Q00 laying hen*-'or occupied region would continue their J a n u a r y 1.07. for about 2,POO young chicks. They resistance. The idea In that amnesty1 tute rot1the, fresh, crisp ont’ sprouts. February .... . . 58.5 .1.27 will eat more, but this amount is Hi the Ruhr might lend to abandon­ In,order tq provide n plentiful sup­ March .................. <M,2 , B-SD enough to satisfy them. . ment uf pas.!*tones, but.tbq tlKliswRy ply Of sprouted oaU .continually.due. is that Premier Poincare hy dropping iug tho late summer und the fall and May .... his military measures would bo ruiwinter in the smallest possible space Ju on — . I milting, failure of tho o. qjpation to a sprouting ruck is commonly used. J u ly . ....... achieve the desired results. One similar to' ffmt -drawn in tho ac­ 8(1.5 8.18 August ... l(i this difficulty could be nurcompanying illustration is good, The 7 1 > .7 rt.Ul ftorrfemkfr mounted.it is thought It might be tucks should be large enough to hold 78.0 i~L20 October ... •.».ucr la retch allied can Toranee, in* it supply avfficiont dor one or two 70.8 8.11, Noveni her •ludirg Coimany. Ths »u rgeation is tiny*. 58.5 1.88 i December nade by somp of ihc British papers How to Make Tray ■T*mpa Tribune hst Hhe ImpSMive permits an npporThe one In the illustration shows unity for intervention l y Washingseven trays. It I* tr hoino-nt.yle a f­ fair. Tim trays arc twenty-four inches wide,1' thirty inrhc*. long yid I. A TEST ROAD INFORM ATION three Inches') deep. Tho bottom of eacfi tray muy be mruc i f closely wov. Moron, Ga. cn ghlvanixe,] *Wre cloth or <:f rtfong iuiid.'i Automobile Ansn, 1‘uritp. *jhcrc 'is a space of three Orlamiy, Fla. J inches botween thoArays, which leaves Report* g r c itli rrrHRgt'rated. Heavy nq qpen spate in front aijd bsck of rain* In adverah localltle* ami «!«m‘ihc rack f i thn Irco.civcob'Bon 0*'*lr< MRS, C. D., CLEMENTS Sge to rrr.dx in *11 part* o f the atatc KILLED ON HIGHWAY IN The height of,, tho rack varies with A NAUTO COLLISION but no h ig h w .iyj,f' im ,’ UBt.ub!t' anti rami the nunibef of trays. The,rack should rrew* ropaliing. Travel to TaJUs set In nj sine,lined basin, which will WEST PALM BE ASH, Juno it.— lula" Fnlli vclv heavy. Road* rough catch the .water that drips from tho grain. The rack sides should ire pinn­ Mr*:, C, D. Cli'inent* e l Okrauhotier but in fair 'eomiitfnn. Dixie highwuyj ed upop strips to keep it up out of the City wtui killed yextehluy when the north all good to Atlanta except coupe in which *ho was driving ojI- ■hurt Hvetlons between Fonyth and lided with another at a cum:/oiNJm Baim'avillc. Murnn t'hamlicr of Commerce. Dixie Highway ,nnc mid a hy f mill** 'iiaine of «ouUi of Fort Pierce Chattanooga, Toon., June 11. the licb'tr.ol the car which at ruck the Floriila Automobile Ansil. coupe could not b* 1ear nod. Chattanooga nationul road hut ma­ According to reports front Fort Pierce, Mr*, (,'leraeat* received a terially improved but paaiahle. In* fractured ak*ili, a broken IiV 11lu* * tract touri-u to inquIru’ thU pffiett o'her furious injuric* in the c'lllisabm. for infordmtion. Chattknoogu Automobile Club. She wa* rptogvpd to a hospital at —Orlando Sentinel. Fait Pidrco, whore ».he died at ik30 B R £ A U yesterday afternoon. Her 4A.VKl|t* r' The Herald for flrat ela»l job work. Mary ^Irmcnts, who wa* riding with ho rmtdher, wa* practically uitiujor- K S a n f o r d m a id Tuappybr* wouldn’f beef *o abouVjbtXos if there Jiiaan’t .«» bull nE&d raducing,piem. _ _ _ _ *v! When you read that tho hero is • young man * f thirty-five yopr know * about .how old the author I*. CR AIN S Be OUT Ifiw ilf) imt hew , I ;*r’ water and thus provent the rotting of the wood. ' i Sprouting tack* o f thi* Hnd are eoaily made. oBth tba raclr and Ibe tnly should bo built strong enough to stand considerable strainFW 111())* of wood ahoutd go lengthwise of the traye Jo hold up the wire cloth or burlap wha nit U weighted down With the g r a i ^ - - - - > flproutingrack* mad* s a l That Ured, halfwick. dfeooum««l feelg caused hy * torpid liver-snd consu­ For Florida: Probably local ha showers tonight and Frldsy. -ha Hcuring artists o f tho concert stage by' radio 1* just about as satis­ factory unless you enjoy,.seeing their tonsils. STRONG, PROMPT AND OBLIGING Isn’t this what you want fti itie bank you do business with? .... These features have made this bank a success since its orgaiiiEa* tion in 1887, and will continue to do so for the future. STOP BACKACHE, K ID NE Y TIlbU BLB* Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull headache, tired feeling, too frequont W e ’ll welcome your Checking urination, discolored or strong odor Account, and try to deserve it ofu symptoms of kidney, and bladder trouble. “ I was always having a ,backache which caupcd me great suf­ fering," write* Mr*. Febcr, Medford, Man*. “ Could not sleep nnd nt time* I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney Pill* nnd found relief.“ Stop backache, kidney gml bladder troubles with Foley Kidnby Pills. Sold A C O M M U N ITY B U ILD E R everywhere.—Adv. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch E x­ ■ F. I*. FORSTER, President H. F. W IIITN K R , Cashier pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. , 4-24-tfc H n n i i i i i i i i M i i i i i i l l i i i i i a i i u i i H i i n i i u i i a u n i First National Bank ^Wo, the coopcrating grow efa who market our own fru it through the Florida Citrua Exchange, continue to soil at toji p rice*; grade, pack, quality, and volumo conaidered. Y ou r fruit, I f you are not a momber o f tho Florida Cltame Exchange, continues to bo sold in direct compctlUon w ith ours, low ering tho prices rccolved by all o f us. '* Practically evory car o f fru it wo sell has to meet consid­ erably low er prices offered to tho trade by the non-coopera­ tive and speculative marketing agencies. W o are ablo to get better prices because o f tho consumer demand lor. Scardswect grapefruit und oranges, developed by, years o f consistent advertising, and by reason o f our reputa­ tion fo r fa ir treatment o f the trade. E very Florida grower, whether or not a member o f the Florida Citrus Exchange, receives less fp r his fru it under the present system than it is actually worth. W hy continue tho destructive methods which produce this result? F ive thousand and more o f us who have tried tho coop­ erative idea o f marketing and have not found U wanting, in­ vite the other Florida growers to join us In eliminating un­ wise competition from the citrus industry. Ip' tyo F lofJd aC itm s E xchangaw e have built up aa effi- W t o M u a s s s s a a s iis H S s s * J ’■i a - Z Z f hr> •___• i u * t % Ml FX TPAy nol fr y eooptnttltm in ttta d «/ to m p tlM u n f, Why longer aectpt /or your fr u it fe u than you *kouU receive! F R E Firestone and Mlchelln Red Tubes with. AH Cord 'Urea' EXTRA S P E C IA L G IA N T “ E X ItJE " B A T T E R IE S FOR FORDS $ 1 8 .0 0 lt not only No ha Nt : • �iu b b b The Herald Printing: Co. P t/ n i.is iiK iia n. 4. iiofj,r...„. n . j . i-tt.i.Aim... making, so .much monry it». T.-inpa 'thnti tf -.fararllo pastime ot the* uftettfltoJWd ‘ Jlist now is robbing the oullyinir ga* stations. And while tjre robbers got fntight now and thor it makes life exciting to the gas sta«o n fqlkn, '. .>4 r , .. ‘ Tampa Times says thnt business is not frcHng the summer lull. £tta boy. , Every day in every way wt are gettinjt bigger nnd "better and il wc- wifi keep thing! moving in.the summer there willjbf.no dull times at nny season.of the year. We havt nb use for those jrenplo who* want to loaf six months in the summer lime; for 'UtemeelVes aire the orics who need tho.'moair restraining. ."V , While those who have gone.thhuigh the ^experience can sympathize. with those who chafe at tire coniines' and restrictions o f o “ little burg,'' yet they cap assure the young people of today that thfcy have In th it 'little burg” Pearly all the things and near; | ly. nil the opportunities which thej young folks of a couple of decades) ago thought they had to go the-bigi rn re aat: IS re a ls ' UNJUST A N D JN|<|UiT0IJS r L ■r b . . . the Peonies , It will never fail you, and if add­ ed to consistently will make you financially independent have pleasure* ' and " opportunities A cordial invitation is extended m anyfqij greater thnn those which to you td try out this certain way were presented io the young folks of ytsierday. In ’the 'little burg” W>to success. dny arc all the things that would ■have mndo contented the young folks o f yesterday. The girl or boy of today who 'hasn’t an automobile In in the family feels that Providence has been very unkind to him In days not so very long ago tho two-horso rig thnt could be driven with one hand was thought guile suf* SANFORD F L O R ID A Orient for n Suntlny ' afternoon’s pleasure. We didn't get quite no far along on the road but the time didn’t drug on our hnmls anti the road reemed short epough. When those now In middle age BBBBBflBBftBBBBaBaBBaBBaaWHBBBHBBBBBBBBmaBaaBnaan>ai were young -there, were no moving picture theaters and unless they^ moved out o f the “ little burg" they had no chance to sec a good show, but looking back through the years the little family parties and “ taffy pulls,’ ’tilmoat never henrtl o f now, seem to have been far from unpleas. ' ! l: t-ql'a see! MRMDRn TIIK ASSOO ATKIt riii-iss Millions upon top of millions have The Associated Preas Is •xclualvely • •'lined to l..e tree Tor rspubllcatlun ot been appropriated for the deepening all news dispatches credllod to it fr, not oftierwlae credited In this paper mid improvement o f our harbors up and also tba local nrwa puMlaheil muf down and along our coasts. herein. AH rtshta of re-publlcatlon of special These million's arc taken from the ■lapatclies heroin aie atao raaervad. O ff tee i IIK H A I.il n U IM U X fl. I'S n sr I4S .treasury o f the general government derived from taxes collected from the forrtim Ailvrrtlilna Krprr»mlatlv* great body o f the people most ol | THEAMEHICANJ’HkSHASSOCIATION whom are living in states remote from these harbors, yet we have no where seen it denounced ns “ iniqui­ tous nnd unjust." Iret us suppose that Tnmpn, Jack- Is an account in Bank of Sanford. . Peoples Bank. of Sanfdrd n ra ftT V rig * '*1 CkHttWNiCO- y y .O Put out tho good old flag to d a y .r°? vi,IC' “ nd- ,n n nl| COFfG REG ATIO N A LIST AltH MAK T1IB YOUNG MAN AN D TH E It is Flag Day. It Is the day we give i '.L™ ™ to deepening nnd improving their special honor to Old Glory, tho great­ IN GOOD PROGRESS. FLAG. own hurbors with no outside assist­ est flag that flies over tho world to­ ance, would they not take it to be n day, the flng thnt means more, thnt In spite of the egorts which have One day last week, in Washington, great hardship and would the harbors has stood for more, that holds out as the Shrincrs were marching irebeen going on for a score of years to he so magnificent ns we see them hope for mure thnn any flng of any fore the reviewing stand on which todayT have a general unincat ion o f nil nation today. We owe so much in were stationed the president of the Yet wo find the newspapers in a Protestant churches under one head our allegiance to the old flng nnd numhe rof these cities making n there nre still more than two hun­ United States and members o f his we should pledge our nilrgianco anew cabinet, Secretary* of the Navy great “ to do" ireenunv they are re­ today— Flnjr Day. dred denominations, and new ones Denby observed, in a crowded public quired to pay n portion of tire tax fur And while thinking of our flng good roads lending to these harbors are being formed at frequent inter­ stand ncrosifthe street, a young man Our orders ore cnmmjr in to fast that i f it were nut that we wc should remember the following ami adding so much to their pros­ vals. Ministers ndmit thnt such a who, every -Time the/ national flag kept -prepared to render real servin' we- cuultl rules: was carried by, arose and stood at perity. course would ultimately result in not handle them. salute unlit.,tho Hug lud passed, oth­ Tho niceties of social intercourse These harbors, huilt up and main­ greater good, thnt while tho number ers in the crowd remaining seated. are no more beautiful than those of tained by money drawn from the peo­ - the rceogotlon of the flag. Here arc ple’s treasury have enabled these of pastors would Ire lessened to a SeereUuy Denby rent an aide to as­ PH O N E US -W E DELIVER certain tho name of the young man. great degress there would he better the rules: — cities to put on immediate.nnd mag­ Tho Flag should be raised at sun­ nificent growth enabling them p> es­ recompense for officiating clergy­ He provod to. in -In the naval service. and we prompt, anywhere, any tim e. Anil if you do The day following this incident the rise and lowered at sunset. It may tablish immtyso wholesale houses nnd men, ami thnt cxrentlal differences drink Filler W ater now— you will, Ire raised at other times, hut should industrial plants, and every day they which now exist among many'denom- young mnn who ha-1 attracted atten­ never be left out at night, EXCEPT send out tiny number o f nutomohilea inations could Ire very easily settled tion because o ' the te-peef l»e paid when it is under the fire of tho enemy. and motor trucks stretching our for upon nnd the general uplift o f .the in his country’s ting, was summoned, by letter, t,» nppeur before the secre­ SOUTH FLO R ID A’S MEMBERS On MEMORIAE DAY, the FLAG hundreds of miles securing trade and peopje would he belter. NOT ORGANIZED. Las Sunday them was u trial made tory •o f the navy. Ntit knowing the should be displayed at hulf ninst from truffle in the face of which some sunriso until noon, and at the peak of the newspapers make n great howl of what it termed a community why or whorefor i f the : ummonn from noon until sunset. because the little counties contribut­ church in a ruction of New York city. and, no doubt, wondering* whnl o f­ Hefore the recent session o f A c Ihp opinion appi-nrol In raising the FLAG from hnlfmust. ing ho much for thi Irenetll of there* In this cusc tlu*re were i wenly-one fence he had committc 1 nnd 'whul legislature ho members from south It should always Ire run to the peak hdrbors, nre not required to .build denominations worshipping in one j punishment would ire .moled out to gi'iicrtil that tho im rkin m i K MEANS SUCCESS tr in such seasonr as this has beta together and and thou lowered ONE IIHKADTH nnd maintain the upkeep of the riiuds church building with tho cervices ; h'm, thi* young n in proceed 'd to the Florida would utniid — Times-Union. • . OF THE FI,AG. In retiring it, it leading to tlm harbors without tiny conducted in Ihe main by one bishop, j office o f his aunurior officer and vote us a unit on nil matters of gen­ Tlu- value o f drainage, is enforced Unconsciously the Timcs-Pnisi Luther It. Wilson, of the Methodist them received- flout the secretary eral interest. M ary o f •the members nhould first he run hack to the peak outride assistance. ^'hut benefit, may we ask, do the church. The success gained was pro­ of the navy himself a letter, com­ from this section o f the tjtntc tie- this year by the unusually wet weath- compliments the Sanford sult-brii*. and then retired. It should never be cllixens living in Montana, Nebraska. nounced a wonderful step inward the mending hjm for’ what he hud done chircd this to Ire their purpose, and|cr thnt l:,‘ ” Prevailed sineo April. An lion system—the greatest in tht allowed to touch the ground. ......... ....... world, It ht/s....hll* th.e ' c.km! [wbU Ohio nnd other stales, hundreds of unification‘of all sects, although, of tlie previous; dliy, paying -proper rc- no dissenting statement .was heard. J Intelligent system oi drainage costa world. When “ THIS STAR SPANGLED spoken <if above and then some miles away, derive from Ihe improve­ couiho, there were neither Catholics sport tu fthriooisstry'it (leg. senictliing Put with their n rrirttrin 'T n lh tlu ts -H ^ W f c 6 W W | | l J , l M S » expen DANNER” Is played or sung, statu) nor Jews in the congregation. Thun-1 that mi Yury (generally was, ami in, see, if such tin agreement hud been diture is returned with interest in our irrigation nnd drainage herein and remain standing la silence until ment of the harimes of New York, spth n season as this through the models for the most part. There roold were, however, twenty-one denomiua- <neglected. <n.; Roston, Philadelphia and llaltimorc; reached it was abandoned or forgot­ It is finished. gNui crops it ensures nt « time when still Ire much drainage done in tlx or what bent fit do the people living thins preiunt: Duptiat, Methodist, In connection with tho fun-going ten. The shrewd politicians of north When the FLAG* is passing on pa­ in Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia mid Presbyterians. Epire-ipnlinni, Mora­ incident il may-be staled that Wash­ hnd west Florida organize)! and dom­ one’s neighbors are in despair because farming section in nnd around Sssrade or in review, if you are walking, I'lmidu derive from the improvPtnciih vians, Unitarian;', I'ongrogntiormlistn, ington dispatches told that on the oc­ inated the legislature, us they have of their ruined crops. Dry season’s fotd upon n comprehensive saile that hall; if sluing, rise, bland at atten­ spent qn the harbors of San Fran Uni verbal inis,' and many tthers. casion Jbovc refcrrcnl to, Mrs. llnnl- done for more than a quarter o f u may succeed the Installation nT lirain- would connect all thu farms and for­ tion anil uncover. lige rind may seem to suggest that the ever preclude a disastrous flood sack riten, Seattle1 and Ires Angeles, yet Itnrnd denomination Ones were fol­ ing. in (lie ruvieaving stnuii, stood tit ejntury past. The FLAG should never-he worn ns our money, the same as theirs, arc' lowed at the services. Dr. Nile*, -of uttcntioii when the flag pa id by, expenditure was warte'ul, but the nr might occur tlu ring the H-]>trnabcr Granted thut a south Florida ntem­ the whole or the part of h costume. appropriated for their improvement thr* Dutch Reformed church, offered ami that others, seeing her action, same mnnna of removing surplus w ai­ gules. ber was rice tod speaker o f the house As a badge, it r-hoiild Ire worn over and upkeep. Rut ' they lull this waft without material aig.iiii- st from tho soil may Ire i .-m! for irri­ prayer. Rev. Pliitner, o f the Rnptixl followed her cxahiple. the left breast. That is not nil, « ’ • — church, lend the Scripture, Dr. Cruv- needed stirring up. gation if the ripht system U em­ TO H A N D LE NEW LAW CALLED ennee— tlie numo' elements whkli ployed. In deco rati tig, the FLAG should The railroads running to thpso sea­ ner, Of the Episcopal church, preach­ MOTOR T IT L E AtT. It isn't nil Idle’ gesture to salute have controlled in the pant continued never he festooned or draped. At- ports wear largely built by land 'd and ft Presbyterian clergy man Uy in intelligent system of drain­ the flag o f the'nalbm; it ia showing ■t,, dominate in all questions o f real ways hung flut. I f liting so stripes tttants, donated by the stales and the gave tlie benediction. age wu mean tile drainage laid with TALLA H A SSE E , June Li.-Tbe •■ -T ',; * -f.V proper regard-for the national cm- j importance, arc horizontal, the* Union should .Ire general government, yet in traffic “ stiitions’.’ whereby water may he sup- nutm ob.b depar'ment of the ttzt* “ The rhuich has changed itn pro­ hlctii, ths flag that nlands for all beyond‘ understanding , , , . in rigid upper corner. ami transportation, the whole of the gram to meet the changing needs of that is lu'ld most UACred in govctn- , And this is , , ,. Itcil to the roots In case of drought, comptroller's office is being thrown for many of the men representing, . . . , , , * , , When the UNITED STATES FLAG Interior, 'alrotriilng for thousands of the people,” raid Rev. Fred P. Corson ment. It in regard that may Ire and .... . . ,, Jilcs laid o.i a plan o f connection with into shape to h 'lidlo the job hindri riout h Hnnfia at (hitt rcH.tion nre aid) ,,, , , ‘ ..... miles, where llieatt lands art* located and another flag fly .from the same , , , ... a aiflicietit outlet so that the Hmicr- lo it by (lie I'JJJ lejislature in the ) in .charge o f the community church. should he expressed in an act how- aml, not. without. experience in the. ,, . . , , * . pole, there should be double halyards, art- discriminated against in favor of “ It must keep step with the progrek evor sIRht, juat ns a gentleman, in ..... i t ii i tluous moistuto may Ire emptied into USSSgO o f the motor title act. Tb* game of politics. The only plausible . . . . . ' ........ „ , ........ the seaport cities, and In this policy one for each flag. flitch v<hich will carry it o lf from mnarure is designed to prevent tb* that i being made along other lino thu presence o f n ludy, remove:) his explanation Is that they were not the esteemed newspapers printed in of human activity. Thut is what We hat, thsrcby paying deference t\r wo. properly organized,' ns the west Flor­ Ihe land will afford a means o f escape theft of nutomob.lcs. ' l l becomes ef­ The FI,AG should never Ire plurcd those cities, see nothing "unjust or nrp tlying to do here. Wo hope Jo manhood., Saluting the flng is ex- ida members were and always, have for the rnnecessary water which oth­ fective July 1, after whirh.*srcyrdi#f below a person sitting. iniquitous" in these rank discrimina­ have an ideal church fniw nn ideal erwise might drown the «oii, und Will to the terms o f the act any automo­ pressing 'homage, theryto and more been. When carried in parade, nr, when " * tions.) also supply nir^to the roots which need bile owner u.sinj^ his machine with­ community.” crossed with other flags, the STARS partlcuariy to the institution that it South Florida’s representatives it as much as do the tops of the out a certificate o f ownership »b*ll represents, tlie *fcovt'rr\nu'ht that pro­ AND STRIPES should always lie at Such interdvmmtlnation unions will have sacrificed important interests A DID FOR W EALTH. the right, do much towards spreading the love motes ami protects the interests of of tills progressive section of the plants. The chief damage done by bo liable lo ,Tiu,'irhment for n mi«floods Is that the air is driven out of demcanor. ' Wlien the FLAG Is used to unveil a '* The act of the Florida legislature of God, nnd have « tendency-to make its jreople, state by their failure to exert their statue nr u monument, it should not in submitting a constitutional amend­ nil people better, it will soften what The certificate of ownership will The young mail eonimond)Hl by Sec­ strength us a united body, and their the saturated soil und the roots are “ drowned." be iillowed to fall to tlie ground, but ment prohibiting the assessment of was once bitterness and strife nfed retary Denby, it nity ire said in |i«s:, issue from the comptroller’s . o/fk* constituents lire disappointed. should bfc carried aloft, to wave out, an inheriataiice or' income tax is bring peace to the world. The'once ifig', Is a son Xif Loplsmnn. He em­ Ditch drainage will help, provided upon payment ofa fee of SI and evi­ In harmony wltlc^hrse thoughts forming a distinctive feature during creating a great ileal of comment, stnn cwallls between the sects have phasized his cititenship, ‘ gave evi­ the ditches have outlets which will dence .accompanying the applktioa, we submit the following from the tho remainder of tlie ceremony. take care o f the water which runs into that the applicant Is owner of tb* and the press of the country is gen­ thinned until they me now merely dence that he Is pruud to he a citi­ When the FLAG I* plurcii over o erally agreed thnt it will concen­ flimsy gauzes, ami soon these will zen o f the United States amt thnt he Orlando Reporter-Star: Thereafter, any transfer of them fro ntthe soil. Put so me per­ car. Only on the theory o f “ give a calf sons seem to think they have done ownership of the car must Ire accom­ lder or casket, the blue field should trate the wealth of the country in fade away in the mist. It ip merely is loyal to his country’s flag. As he tr be at the head. u wusl)' of time to parallel the traeks is it worthy citizen, by thut .snme enough rope nml it will hang itself" all that is required if they dig ditches, panied by n transfer o f the title cer­ Florida. As an altar covering, the Union The Wail Street Journal was one from this world to the next.— Palatkn t»ken tie is a gentleman. He gave can tho vote o f some south Florida even blind ones, thruugh the land and tificate with the approval of lb» 4 tihould he ut tlie rigid as you face of the first papers to comment at News. a very' good example of what both legislators be explained in connection laterals leading into them. Y rt com­ comptroller, which carries another with measures that almost wholly mon sense should teach them that thu the altar, and nothing should In1 length mi the subject, and predicts should do on propor occasion. one dollar fttc. benefit west Florida und to which level of the water in the soil can dcplaced upon the FI.AG except the |that all the millionaires will estab­ No, Paulinc, lire mails are not any This, it sccma, is a '-Very appro­ Officials o f the comptroller’# autoIlO L RIIILE. . lish their residence in Florida, and Letter. We get newspiqrera printed priate time to refer to th> Washing­ thut section contributes so little by serm^no lower thnn the level of the mobile department point out that it The FI A G should never Ire re­ wains us, “ Unless Florida is care­ a few Indies front Sanford two und ton incident, /or thes is Flag day.— way of tuxes. water rtandlng ip the blind ditches. will be manifestly lntpo#»ihlc to P“* versed except in case of distress at ful of its e institutional amendments three days after date and we hear Timi'S-Uninn, V ’-ak't On the apportionment bill, on the Such ditches, mere lame attempts at the act in full operation by July L a 5■#i,: * aca. gasoline tax hill -and the cattle dip­ drainage, ure not at all uncommon. and for that reason it is not expect** it will ipioit find itself crowded ami from our subscribers in Seminole ^4* ■" If-* » ' .* ping hill there could be little excuse Even where ut all effective their ac­ that Its terms will be strictly *n‘ county that they are doing well to /JII^i k M A l.L TOWN. overwhelmed." At n brotherhood meeting of the for a member from south Florida tion ia slow. a* 4 — • ('aptini has been driven out of get the Weekly Herald u week after forced at thy first. ’ For the puff** ■ Presbyterian church in Miami the many localities by excessive taxation, Otto fryiipenll^ hdars the complaint voting with west Florida. No combi­ Another feature pointing to the su-10f i«- uing the certificate the other night William Jennings Rryan Iqw-mnkers forgetting that if nut too It is strange how one’s British Iri- vo)c*d*byrtp* very young members nation with west Florida will re- perlority o f tile over ditches is to bo nrranguniunt as obtains In the •'**" -served as a waiter and wu just know highly taxed itself captlal gdes to terexts blinds one to tire right and of lire cqiiiipi'nity thut thfly are fed duund to the good of south Florida. found upon nn examination o f the anee o f automobile linccnses si O* ’ he made a good one. We Just want tho creation o f taxable property, thus up with the small town aqd that’they The argument that unless combina­ texture o f the soil over a system pt first of the year will be effect*4 wrung o f things. ^ to say that William Jennings Rryan adding to the wealth o fthe state. If we were living in u souport city lohi; tn ;getv iW r|h U the brg Woilii tion* were tnndc, south Florida would tiling. The suit that has been satur­ Steps i r « bring taken to procure • M s the,greatest American of raudern The Piets-Herahi of Portland, Maine, and were tho recipients o f the befle- wheie they vquid, do things,and en­ get nothing, but clinches the ntgn- ated for tiny length of time Is likely 2 times, bar none (no bar, wo mean) sees the matter fro inthe proper lUs derived front tho building o f good joy life to tire full. ment of the unfairness of the ritim- to be dense ami even sour.’ AYhcrcthu f and tt makes no difference where you viewpoint nnd expresses regret thal roads utid were required to payt a Only experience call teach thut lion. There is a remedy against west water is allowed to escape through the prominent automobile dealers, x put him, the Great Commoner is the Maine bus practically driven capital moiety of the cost wo don ot believe these Juvondis. hopes and aspirations Florida domination, pud the sooner j„n ,tp 0f tiles aud may even motor clubs,' banka and other ja P J O fP P IIP , ■ P P 1 ,- H . ' groat commoner and regardless of fro nithc state. This paper says: that we would (111 the (ambient Air are in tho majority of cases doomed south Glurlda sclces that remedy the through their sidca where porous the which can best distribute whether some may think his utter­ "The way Florida's , legislature with niulLltudupus imprecations half to hitter ribagpnintment in the real­ better for ul) concerned. soil is Liable ut all times, even when the rank and file of motor 'd* ances on the bpoxu question fanatic- aces it the more rich people it can so loud as those, thut (Ul our ears ization o f what tho grunt outside South Florida Is putting the hulk damp. It Is "lively,” owing to the I owners. . ism, we are for William Jrnninga for induce to conte to thut state as citi- from the newspapers printed in these wotld holds in store. The majority of the money into the state treasury j presence c / air. The roots of the From a state financial stsndpoW* any iresilioii that hu may seek in the sen* or residents the faster the tax­ pampered, ' lovely und prosperous o f this juvenile army o f lungers a f­ from whatever source revenues ore*; plants penetnt-j it readily and ab.boat Ihe act is expected to bring ><• . future. All reformers are called able property will increase. It is cities. ter life und excitemenV come to the derivei, and when it comes to spend- j sorb the ‘ 'soil soup," their liquid nnur- | H 5,000 in Da ftrat Operation. Ap-fanatics hut their principles usually anticipated that all o f the rich peo­ We would Ire a little more tolerant, Mngu where thoy would giva any­ ing that money, w.nl Florida.dictates Izhmem, t t all times; but, their fuuc- proximatriy JIOO.OOO of this tf . ate accepted and William Jennings ple who are attracted to Florida by somewhat more broadminded, bring thing to get back to the simpler hpw and where it shall Ire apent. If jtions ure suspended while the Bdil ia ported to be net Tcvenue for tb* * has lived to aee many of his put into Da promise nut to place a tax on cognizant of the benefits frptn the pleasures am) real friend* o f the• this unjust condition cun not hcv rent-; saturated, road departmenL A fter the l wacticc—which is an honor that few Irvrpmca will erect ‘ qoslly homes good effect of the building .of these small town only tb find that they, are ' i-dicd by the state legislature because Except on slopes o f sufficient grad* issuauce o f title cerllficatrs, the . o f the great men o f the world have there; will Invdst their money in good roads. carried by u enVreut which renders I o f picccnl cpporjiur.mtrA, then It j lent to ensure the frae runoff o f the is expected to yield approxtm over enjoyed. They usually lake Flotida enterprise* tjml mukv the We marvel uL the narrow-mindsd- the backward awiiu a feat impos.dble1may be wise to tur nto the remedy rains, tho ilimute of Florida calla for f4o,000 annually thryHgb tb* *** place after the reformer ia dead and state almdutely independent o f out­ tress of our esteemed contemporaries. of acpomplisiunynL that can be^made through congrea.- sqtne foitn o f drainag* auch as will fa- fers o f ownership and the rale of • side captUIJ'-rPaytonn Jornxl. Danner,~ i youngstbrf j nml state division,— Tnmpn TJmc*. )rillt«te the escape o f superfluous wat- cars. Perhaps WS tf .1 ,t4 11lit r irensBiinrm- •v - V-1‘ p*4i,-* ij■ '•*■"' -V* IIT’S PURE! T h a t’s W h y It’s j ...P o p u lar... uiy i J 9 �l*'ic tt-.V: i* : ■•*<*•*»»•*«.**■ ; ■*1'>*»>1*-*rit?T, ’ -V r, . ^4* <.-* •* , V -•' ./>.. . i .# J4| "Tf' Forenoon and afternoon tides occur at approximately the same hour and BASKET B A LL tr ap Sh o o t i n g ‘ K O O L W IT H r Oct ; Date June July Aug. Sept. 6:41 0:28 1 4:05 4:31 > 6:53 2 4:65 7:20 7:381 6:14 5:20 8:371 3 5:47 0:02 7:11 ' 8:17 McQuillan Knocked Bush H O LD S Tris Speaker’s 9:30 4 6:43 7:01 8:06 . 0:24 10:321 G 7:56 9:00 10:11 7:21 Out and Reds W in B R O W N S TO 4 H ITS Training Rules 6 8:17 8:51 0:57 11:08 11:26 YESTERDAY'S r e s u l t s A N D Y A N K S W I N 7 10:52’ 9:44 11:41 11:51 9:07 Ban Cigarettes ST. .LO ljls, June 14.—Aided by 8 0:57 10:38 11:41 12:17 12:46 Florida S U te T i ■ague the return of Hornsby, who had been NEW YORK, June 14 After los­ 1:3ft CLEVELAND, Juno 12.— A rigid 9 19:44 11:30 11:50 • 1:08 out of the Ifneup since May 24 with At Tsntf* 2* DhytoWn 4. ing two In a row to the Indiana, the 1:51. 10 11:30 2:28 11:50 12:42 training rule laid ifotvn by Tris Speak­ At St. Petrxsburg 6, OfliuidW*. a ijipjuml knee, St. Louis yesterday Ajnerienn League champions finally 2:47 3:18 1:31 er, manager o t the Cleveland Indians, 11 12:16 12121 defented Boston 2 to 2. Hornsby! got At Lakeland 5, Bradentovm 2. hrolie their losing spell by trouncing 4:09 12 1:00 m b 2:13 3:35 prohibits playite; from smoking cig-| t^o. doubles- nnd n single out of dive' » :J II M l the St, Louis Americans! 6 to 0. Jo* 6:00 1:56 3:04 4:24 arettes or d rillin g anything stronger 113 1:40 trips, to the plate, nnd,scored one jfuri. Lurch alluded only four hits. Bob 2:38 5:18 6:57 The score than one-half one per cent. The H 2:20 At St. Lduls 3, Boston 2, Meusel hit a home, run In the eighth 4:10 15 6:59 2:55 6:14 ,?:16 veteran manager-star believes physic­ At Cincinnati 4, New York 3. Boston000 010 010—2 with two runners on bare. The score: 116 3:84 8:02 4:00 7:18 5:32 al fitness offsetg minor playing dr-1 At Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 011 000 OOt—.1 sl. Louis ....... . ooo ooo ooo—o ■4:G4! 0:03 17 1:21 6:30 8:22 tacts. I|o experts^ his men to bo the I At Chicago 4, Brooklyn 8. New York'.... ......... 000 002—03x^—6 7:34 9:25 10:00 stumbling block o f all 192.1 pcpnnnt 18 6:08 . Grift Brooklyn 8, Chicagn 4 10:25 19 10:56 8:40 0:02 tl:4,7 aspirants. American League 1 .CHICAGO, June 14,— A seventh' In­ Philadelphia's, Detroit 2 20 7:02 7:5t 11:21 11‘ 46 0:43 -P H O N E NO. 8At Boston 10; tlllcafta y,‘ The Cleveland outfield, with Speak­ ning rally, in which Brooklyn pounded PH ILAD E LPH IA, 'June 14.— Rollle 7:34 12:07 21 10:54 11:67 8:57 At Philadelphia^, Detroit 2. out five hits and scored five runs, Naylor staged a comeback yesterday er In center, Suinmn in light and 22 8:32 9:59 11:43 12:31 12:53 At New York G, St. Louis 0. enabled them to defeat Chicago 8 to 4 nnd defeated Detroit G to 2. On Sat­ Jamieson In left, Is nt least on n par­ 23 9:30 11:01 11:53 1:18 1:37 No others scheduled. yesterday. As a result the Cubs’ win- urday the Tigers batted him out of ity with any In the league, in the opin­ 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 2:01 2:19 ning streak was broken after seven the box, The local twirler was also ion of Speakyc. He regards Summa 25 11:20 12:07 2:56 2:42 1:37 Southern League consecutive victories, Illckerman was the hatting hero, hia single nearing as the greatest outfielder found' by a 26 12:24 O.Q O 3:21 3:29 1:02 «■ At New Orleans 8-3, Chnttnoogn Miners driven o ff tho mound by Chicago in Welch nnd Galloway with tho runs major league club sin.-o Ty Cobh 27 1:18 3:55 4:00 1:53 8:04 inarched out o f tfeorgin to fame in I At Atlanta fl, Bglinphl* 4. n ttm tllT AM I l*A8KKNI)KII SRIIVII’ H. the fifth Inning, but Cndorc and Dc- that won the game. The score: 3:41 •1: IS 28 2:10 4:32 2:41 At Blrmlhgharit 3‘, Little Hock 1 nn non nnn_o the baseball pennant wars. In JamFrom Jacksonville One Way From Jacksonville Onr Way —- ......... y Oil t) u000—2enturo prevented further scoring. The Putrdjt 6110“ 6:22 4 :20 u -O uOu - w m - lij^ ^ ^ the »trlrle-thrcat" excel- 29' 2:7.9 '3126 A t Mobile 3, Nashville 6 . ----NIAG ARA F A L L S ___ _I t 1.13 A T LA N TIC . C IT Y .......... $36.41 nrore Plilladclphla___ ...’..... 000 400. lOx—5 0:09 5:00 5:52 so 3:46 4:08 NEW YORK. N. Y .......... 36.84 BALTIMORE, MB.........— 30.9(1 lent fielder, heavy fritter nnd ideal 6:50 Brooklyn 31 4:49 5:52 PH ILAD E LPH IA. PA......34.38 BOSTON. MASS. ______ 42.52 lead-off man. IIOW TH E Y STAND Boston 10, Chicago 9 » PITTSBURGH, PA. ...... 39.31 Chicago CHICAGO, II.I.......... -.... 43.48 In tho infield Speaker admits the First Quarter Full Moon I.nrt (lunrtcr BOSTON, June 14.— George Bums’ CLEVELAND. O.........._... 39.31 S A V A N N AH , C.A............ 600 ' Florida .Stnle l,<*axuo TOLEDO, O................ 41.71 DETROIT, M tCII............ 41.9.1 attacking foirro Is- not so great as hitting five hita in five times at hat, New York 3, Cincinnati 1 June 21 June 28 July G ELMIRA, N. Y ................ 38.93 WASHINGTON, I). C , ..... 31.7! Won Lost I*ct. was n big factor ih Boston’s 10 to 9 when Stuffy Melnnis was at first and July 20 July 27 Aug I • ‘ 81 VIVIKit KXClitmOA KAIIKH C INC INNATI, June 14— McQuil­ victory over Chicago yesterday. The Gardner at third, but the present ini­ TO, Aug. 19 Aug. 20 Sept. 3 lan , was knocked oi^t of the lux hy O rlsm lo',.?^ ..^ —. 36* IP ' Jtr>5 score: tial and far comer aackmen, Guisto • Baltimore ........ — ..... Sept. J7 Sept. 24 Oct. 3 th e Reds in the third inning yester­ .556 t'hllnili tplila .. . . . . . . . Likdntiil — .10. L 24 Chicago ..._.... ......... 050 Oil 200— 9 and Lutzke are expected to offset in • lin s io n ........ .... ............. 31 .456 day nnd the locnl team \i*on from the Boston Brnilrritown .......... 26 0C0 OOx— 10 great defense, what they may leek In Tlckels Include meats (MKCrpt llclit'lx CITY COUNCIL OF 29 Alb’Ktuuiy ami Itrrkshlru uml snow .453 champion Giants 4 to 3. Ryan al­ Tampa .... .— ..,— . 24 offense. Another valuable addition to rslr.i etiarac*. CHICAGO ON RECORD 31 .446 lowed only one hit during the hal- HURRAH! YOUNG FOLKS Daytona ....!.... the Indian camp Is.Glenn Myatt, for­ s u lllu c fu r r k l l a l O p M * a p. m. Salllat for llnlllinnre a i». m. .436 nnee of tho game, but Donohue wns 31 St. Petersburg— !.. 24 FOR WINES AND BEER mer Milwaukee American Association STILL H AVE A CHANCE Mt-rrluiark, Jimp 31, A llr| tlin ii> . Ju n e IT . very effective and held the chnmpions catcher, who now alternates with Hasps, J ump Ml. I'r m in n , J tm r *JO. r.u. safe ufter thu fourth inning in spite IliiMsrtl, J ump 38. Ilu rr h p s lv r, J u n e 3.V. National League CHICAGO, Juno 14.—The city coun­ CHICAGO, June 14.—"Twonloth Steve O'Nulll in catching ami waiting 1 iH p ln itln s r l«* p il r a ra nn A lls * Autntm itilli's ciirrlpit on i l l »learner*. Won Lost Vdl. of ragged support. Catches by Burns cil yesterday went on record in fnvor century religion is proving an cITec- tor a pinch hitting opportunity. Kkan> mi,. Ilrrkn lilrp.l Knit tnferniatInn on rpiiueal. 16 34 New Y'ork .... .080 and Young in right field and the genof light wines nnd beer by adopting J. I*. VVA ltO , T r ill. P a i. U r a l . , t*. VI. IIA tl.H . Urn. .1(1, While not claiming n great pitch­ tlve antidote for jxr.rmonla and loose 20 .592 oral play of Frisch at second were fea­ morals among the young people of ing stuff, Speaker ways he has n good n resolution to congress, so that light 29 Pittsburgh 'H ik e I O n r p nml P ier, MHI i:. Ilay 81., Jn rk au n tlllr, Trlephu nr 038. 22 .542 tures. It wns the sixth straight* vie- America,” the Rev. Chat lea E. Guth­ lot of pitchers and nn exceptionally wines and beer could he mnnufuctured Cincinnati ........4,... 20 .542 tory for the Reds, who have not* yet rie, general secretary of the Kpworlh strong force of substitute players nnd nm* 22 Brooklyn .......... . 26 lost a game to any Eastern club on tho .540 27 23 St. Louis .... ....... league of the Methodist Episcopal pinch hiUers. In the outfield as subA CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A ITS YOU 27 .519 home grounds. The score: 25 Chicago ...... :..... Dai.y Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke church, declared in his annual re­ stitutes he ban Brower, formerly of .327 New York ......... .... 002 100 000—3 port to the board meeting here Tues­ Washington, who ls oImo a first base­ House, Mobley’s Drug Sloro and 17 36 ” 05 Cincinnati .............. 022 000 OOx—4 day. tf 3G Philadelphia ...... 13 man, and Jyo Connolly, lsith classy Hunt's Phpnnncy. "The young people of America nnd fiebter.i i.nd Heavy hitters. Infield Pittsburgh t, Philadelphia 2 American league of the world are not going to the Substitutes M u ilo Gardner at third, SICKLY, P E E n sn CniLDRF.N Wi»n Lost PrL PITTSBURGH, Juno . I t— "Red” dogs i:i spite o f all the alarmists* and Stephenson at short m third. Five : , ' •" ,>'n Children suffering from intestinal worms .010 Kussill’s horns nnultivc in tho eighth r liu’j t l i g to the contrary," Dr. Guth­ heavy batsmen nre tiius available ns am crons, restless and unhealthy. Them IS New York 32 .583 inning with Higbce, who had doubled, rie r.aiJ. 20 are othrr symptoms, however. If the I hilmlelphia \........ 28 pinch hitters. child is nale, 1ms dark rings under tho .500 oi? second base, won yesterday's game ti Cleveland '„-fc njua .Speaker, who says he will never be eves, bail breath and takes no interest in .too for Pittsburgh over Philadelphia. Tiki H UItL NEGLECT CHARGES 27 Detroit ... - ........ ;..b 23 a bench manager, atill lias Ids habit of play, it Is almost a certainty that worms .438 BcorC was 1 to 2. The score: 26 St. IjjuIs __________ 22 ara eating away its vitality. Tho aure*t AT CAROLINA DIRECTOR drawing twn tinea In tho dirt before remedy for worms is White's Crratu Vermi­ Host on . ........... . , 11) . 1*2 Philadelphia ............. 100 010 000-2 21 the pinto and knocking the dirt from fuge. It is [Msitivo destruction to tho .138 Pittsburgh ............. OOO 0|l 02x—4 Wauhitiglnn ........t 21 27 NEW YORK, June 14.—Charges .t lie cl eat.I i f his shoes Inifuie taking worms but harmless to tho child. Prico ( hirmro ... . ...... 18 27 .400 36c. Bold by that the slate superintendent of Ida position at the fdnte, EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L TH E YEAR. UNION PHARMACY schools of South Carolina hail refused, ------ *"‘‘•1— ------— ---W H IP T H E CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. Southern (Assoclnt Ion Hanford, Florida i shortly before tho disastrous d e v - URGES EMPLOYMENT Lost. P;C Won 1-' rm ’,’? *•*ff1▼(»•*♦» B U LLD O G S IN 9TH lafid school lire, to participate in a ' FOR EVERY' l*ftIM()NEU IN " 20 New Orleans .u.,...i.<*.31 ,608 TH E -FEDERAL PEN* fire prevention campaign, on the .585 31 Nathville ...___ June 14.— Mat­ ground that "no fires occur in South ST. PETERSBURG, 16*1 .569 thews, coming (o hat in the ninth Carolina schools,” were made by T. 29 Atlanta ..u........ . W ASHINGTON, June 14— Employ, .531 With the bases loadedI nnd 23 Mobile................... 20 and the score Alfred Fleming, chairman of the tbeot for every prisoner jti n federal .490 24 ( hattanoogu 23 4 to 3 in favor of Orlando, brought to committee on fire prevention week penitentiary wns rccomnn-ndcd yeatvr-' .467 a dramatic close his 1923 baseball cn- of the "National Firo Protection As­ day by Hchcr II. Votaw, superintend- J 21 25 Memphis .420 icer by sending in two runsi with a sociation, in an address before the cnl o f prisons, to the special emigres- [ 2ll Birmingham ____ 2L .327 33 16 Little aiolinl committee to investigate pris­ drive through the pitcher's cohimitUe Tuesday. on labor. ax nnd into center field, tho Saints im m m . n i pw i * a* m s « You can hold a private convcrsa* Mr. Votaw favored enlargement of inning & to 4. The score: lion in public if you speak some tho cotton mills nt tho Atlanta pris­ rlitndo ...I......... L.....400 900 000 4 on and Uu- installation of itdiiiliomil St. Petersburg ...........100 000 103- 5 foreign longue or perfect English. shoe machinery nt Leavenworth. However, ho expressed opposition to tho Lakeland 3, Hradcntown 2 government entering Into competition LAKELAND, June 11— Schmidt's inijuirt) where it came from in tho first Tim rccunt InisincsH condition linn brouiiht with free labor in llv open market |two-hngger t.cnl Kokalski home with with its products anil to the opera­ CORRECTED M AY 1, 1923 to tin! foiufront of thought many funthtplan’, nnd how it might be restored. ; the winning tally, Lakeland taking the • tion of fm ms by prisoners which he South Bomfd final game yesterday from BradenWe always knew— everybody knew— ^montol conHldcrntionH tlmt hnvo nlwnyn Jackie Coogau in;lured the house Arrivu Dopartr said world give only seasonal em­ town G to 2. Luther pitched a beau­ last night. ployment. ........ 2.30 a.m. 2:46 a.m. 83 Nu. been known hut have been (Inmntd with tiful game. The score: A fter examination of Mr. Votaw the 8:40 a.m. 27 that desire for things made a demand for Bradentown .._ ...... 001 010 000-^2 No, And tonight Katherine McDonald in ti-minittee adjourned until October. 2:45 p.m. 89 2:25 pm. No. faint prniao. them in the market. That people desired tho crowning success o f her career, Lakeland .... ...... ...... 010 001 2Ix—5 No. 7:10 p.m. 83- .... .*... 6:55 p.tn. Ifuman nnturo in the mnss i« very much “ Refuge.” WAR SECRETARY GIVEH things we ncceptod as an elemental fact. Tampa 2. Daytona 4 Northbound OK EH TO HOWITZ7R BUY like human nnturo in tho individual. Ono TAM PA, June 14— Cooper let the Arrivu Departi This Is one of those thrilling pic­ — <— .... Hut when we discovered that desire fluc­ Smokers down with five hits here yes­ No. 2:03 a.m. 82 ........ 1:48 a.m. WASHINGTON, June 14— Hecrctures replete with human Interest of it» dominant chnractcriBtics him boon terday, and Daytona topk the third No. tuated we began to appreciate that desire, 12:05 p.m. 4ary o f War Weeks Tuesday approv­ 84 ....—.11:45 a.in. that you hate to see cmL * • game nnd the series with the Smok­ No. summed up in the observation, "You nev­ 3:52 p.m. ed the aa|e of the government Howit­ R0. -----8:42 p.m. ns we know it, Ih a thing created by the art • ers by the score of 4 to 2. The score: No. 28. ........ 10:00 p.pi. zer plant' at Erie, I’a., to the AiheAnd a darn good comedy, too. er mi»R the water till the well runs dry." Dytaann ...»..... . 020 110 000—4 of man. It is a highly specialized form of worth-O’Dell worsted company of Trilby Branch We never appreciate fundamental thinRK Salunanca, N. Y „ for $380,000 cash. And In keeping with his policy of Tampa ...».... .....000 000 200—2 Arrive Departs an elemental need— just as n Louis X V I inviting a family each night to sec 7:30 a.m. The plant cost the war department 100 until we have occasion to do without them. xNo. AM ERICAN .SMELTING the show without cost psbornc Invites chair is made out o f a tree. %,*j ’ ’J1'r* •-* 1*1i .. ' 4v D * 3:25 p.m. $048,000. j RESUMES DIVIDENDS xNo. 24 . C. A. Whiddon nnd family to see this This observation has a special applica­ • ___ 1:30 p.m. xNo. 25 I f a doctor is honest, he won’t pre­ great picture. So be thero tonight NEW YORK, June 14— Tho Amer­ xNo. 101- ........ 6:50 p.m. tion to the demand o f the public for tho This discovery led to another equally scribe too much for hooch; ami If ho’s ,C. A. as the treat’s on Osborne. ican Shelling and Refining Company a crook, mere laws won’t cramp his ______ Leesburg Branch products o f industry. While the demand important discovery that tho means o f re­ Tuesday resumed dividends on the Departs style. Arrive \And then Friday and Saturday— coipmun stock, declaring a quarterly was at high tido and everybody was busy fining and specializing that dcsir<*was ad­ xNo. 157.. _____3:55 p.m. Theodore Roberts stars In "Grumpy" payment o f 1 1-4 per cent. The last No. 21-..—..... 2:46 p.m. —and Theodore is worth the price of trying to supply that demand at a profit vertising. The gigantic work that haa dividend on this stock was in Moreh, xNo. 158.. 6:30 a.m. admission anywhere any time. 1921, when- $1 was declared. Tho No. 22.. 7:10 p.nv no one, seemingly, guvo a tho't to where ........ been accomplished by modern advertising quarterly dividend o f 1 3-4 per cent May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel also Oviedo Branch on preferred ajso was declared. the demand came from, how long it might now stands out in bold relief. It haa been •tar In this picture Friday nnd Satur­ Arrive Departs day night. la s t or what would happen i f it should the means by which tho refinements o f Tho dificr who pounds on tho xNo. 126.. — 7:46 p.m. 3:40 p.m. A Michigan man get,rich raising table kets service, and there may be xNo. 127. fail. Wo morely assumed tho permanent civilization have been made known and • ‘ frogs. You sec, he sold the legs and methods in Russia’s twisting o f tha existence o f the demand, just as wo as­ [ x -D a ily , except Sunday, made desirable, and this desire has been lion'll tail. kept the' green backs. t .... sume the presence of water, air and Are. made into demand. It is a -simple fact B O X IN G K. L . SH IPP, Editor Diehl Electric Fans $10to ’ Merchants and Things W e H ave A lw ays Known FOR THE MOVIE FAN TRAIN SCHEDULE SCHEDULE » FO R F IR ST H A LF PEPPER Hcminele Ath. Club Oviedo la j £. Oviedo *1 j , V -JT . '* *' Seminole Atldetics.. + iU b * /» ' . V. TBrotherhood SL A — *> ■ >.•' ‘f Hnlfnfaw t **■- ‘ ’ . , : . r ll • ,, ' J" Transportation Co. May 24 June &______ READ June 14 June 26 July. .5 J u p e tl w in * Brotherhood Rt. A. -■ ; r t M iyTSi June 19 July 10 .v. i *» HERALD . June 7 June 28 ■ M ay'31 LEAGUE - .9. June 12 July 3 July 12 r May, Cl t Juno 21 , ■i .(f W W ANT ■> f ’ .i.-fi-i- Juoe 5 June 26 “ ‘ V V July 5 ' i 9 nr M.r*. — ----------— medal csra. imBwt U le p it m i d darskls. ’ %xtintheLongRun DcMolay June * July July June June Juft 12 3 12 7 28 10 May 24 June M <fPah ■ , -• * Min in — • Sanford Bnick Co. Ptu n * No. SO b ' S a n fo r d , F lo r id a »j£ . But a day came when demand hogan to that a million profitable forms o f indus­ subsldo, and in many Industries it came al­ trial nctivity owe their very existence to most to a full stop. the fact that And then wo missed Advertising upheld the it, and realized, ns never before, what an standards o f living which in turn provided important thing It wus. the demand for their products. And we began to ■ ‘ ■ in*■\|«4— '4 r'rFji?'*' • i, «* V,' -V* (Published by the Sanford Herald In co-opc/atloa with The American Association o f Ad*', “ • s'* ' • Lt! �xySAAmi . L A iL U U ld i NOTICE T O 'R E O T bridge Tuesday afternoon honoring sATb tbe etAte .’0 WITH Mias Frances Chappell, ^ bride-elect ^ ' M ARKETING BUBI • d fl | « | HeadquartersT Band Section Serivr f v 'W o f next week. I _ L ' ' Icc, Col lM lli, Infantry’, ‘SarfllW ' Fla. ' N ^ ' V o n K . ^ ^ , Quantities of pink roses decorated ... Whether "handled by co-operative -TONIGHTMRS. PRBD DAIGER, Society Editor V7-* June 14th, 102i». the rooms which were opened cnsulte. Whether haodlW by co-operative Rhone ZI7-W. •' t he L Vitagraph v u IG,(? ° Compnny ,00n su“ Orders No. 1. *Jt * M M A t the conclusion o f several inter niarkotiiig*axsocltlons or private cor­ Katherine McDonald — II ff rt on m ahrea vne a almw rr hf raiey nwdh *e rve Uni lrl anae yl tecn eating rubbers It was found that Mfsi porations, agricultural products must r ■ 1. Monday night each week 7:4? ■t j nCt th(" bnmou, p. h « M e , » r l ( r m a re e a t r r f a l a l a o , w r i t e Ksther Miller held high score and re­ be standardized. This (s necessary The CttOtUn Music rtub~ w llO n V l p. m. (k hereby designated regular U s k y CorpbralMn and o t h J V * In the crowning wifcew' of her a p o a fa l e n r * » • Ih la d r p - r l t a r a l , ( h i m t le i n ll* . n r ( r t r p h n n r ( h e I f r a i . I t W i l l ceived a pair o f nilk hose, Mrs, Ed. in order thnt they may be markefed Saturday afternoon at <5:30; drill nigt for thin organization. Career danta was announced todwt he a r e a l ly e p p r r r l a f r d . * f ’ **• ".f " * • Betts was given a novelty vanity for in conformity with the sound bdsl2. All members o f this organiza­ latter firm. Effort* of __________________ < , ■ — low score. The honoree waa present­ ncss principles that are • recognised director general of tho This la Flag Dgy but there were tion be present at all fromations. S O C IA L C A L E N D A R ed silk lingerie as a memento of the In the distribution of manufactured very few Gaga flying ln*fian|orri. It 3. Any violation o f this order will industry were **id to occasion. A fter tho awarding of the lines. 31)fro is scarcely one impor­ Is the one day in the year wlWn the l>c dealt with accordingly. ' Thuradny— Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Key This |* one o f those thrilling pic­ pritea the tables irc^e laid with dainty tant msrketfpg function that can not fla g should^bc displayed if you ever entertain at bridge at’ their home [^STEVENS, Iclous ice course, in be pcrform*w more effectively when Intend to show pour patriotism. tures replete with human Interest and a on Park avenue at B:30, compliment ft? ™ was served by*, the the comnvodity is graded to recog­ that you hate to see end. And a and lave , •t ".v . Mnj. M.^G F v’ N. G. ^dm in. and ting Miss Dorothy Rumph and Ben- ^ n “ Prop. “ | f dC-31p had conspired to contrut by, Mrs. Ik L. IVr- nized arid definite specifications. Rigpstess nsai darn good comedy, too. Mrs. H ’, C. tMcLendon and* littlo jamln Whltner, Jr., whoae marriage as ttlc pink, and laven- id* adherence to such standards is es­ ins. Dain motion picture theater*, daughter, have .just .returned from a will l»e nn event of next Tuesday. NOTICE TO HIGH dar baskets f id with cnndics of i pecially necessary in the case o f co­ Jifedsing competition and three weeks visit to’jaaftpa. She waa ■Friday aiid Saturday- Thursday—The Daughters of .Wesley samo colprs were UBcd "as favors. SCHOOL GRADUATES interstaU tnldc nnd ve agencies, and indeed ,|s set accompanied home b/TttV sister, Mrs. will entertain with a miscellaneous iMiss Chappell's gown on this occas­ by practically all authorities as declared it had b e ^ f o ^ A. rlsotf/:% shower in honor of Miss Jessie “G R UM PY” io n was,an’ Alice bloe satin trimmed a basic pfeprcqulsito to success. i*. •- (, i The ticcnt legislature hail U» the extent or $2,000,000 by ' Grates nnd Miss Frances Chap pci at fo r a kcholarshlp fo r one young lady legtsd practices and. under . 1 --*• * . With Theodore Roberta, May Me- : the. home of Mrs. John Dean at 8 In black all-over Iacc ,with black pic­ .* f . P . /. F e ltn e r^ f the Osccoln lum ­ ture hat. Avoy qnd Conrad Nagel •fhe U. 8. Burau of Agricultural ber Company was in th'p elty yester­ and one young man from each county of the 'Sherman law. Z S T S S i p. m. About twenty-five guests wore in­ tf.. Friday— Mrs. Harry Wsnl will enter1 Economics and the Florida State day en rolile 4o New Y5rk where an o t the state, sald.xchplarshlp being court /er thrice tha< amount * * vited to meet this charming honoree. Tho suit w as brnugla last Note Marketing Bureau have just finished old friend had died and he was called two hundred dollars per year for tain the members o f tno Book Lov­ William I)r Mllle’a Splendid Mein, each student holding such scholar­ bcr. Albert E. Smith. pmid«t ers Club at 4 o'clock. 4 their first season in co-operative in­ ed to "attend the funeral. dramatic romrdy ship. The recipient of this scholar­ •the Vitagraph Compar.y, t X T , ™ Friday— Mrs. Donald Whitcomb and Presiding Judge spection work on tomatoes. The un­ ship must agree to. teach in the pub­ sented to withdrawal 0f th,’ Miss Florence Henry will entertain usual rain -retared and handicapped Mr. and Mrs. David Speer have re­ Must Charge Jury at n miscellaneous shown rat tho tho work,- many tomatoes having turned from Geneva where they wore lic schools-of Florida for at least two I plaint, No haul too short, no distance too The federal trade commUiioe Before Arguments home of tho latter nt 4 p. m. honor­ been damaged and could not be cer­ called by the death o f Mr. K. Id. Selg, years after graduation. An cxnminanmistic* fJ tion for those Booking theao scholar- somo somo weeks wi»»lr. h«.i k .— invest, "M great for the QUICK SF.RVICE had been ing Miss Dorothy Rumph, a bridetified aq bufng ; up. •to the federal brother of Mrs. Speer, which occurred TRANSFER to undertake; just let us OF COUNSEL ACCORDING TO grades! Thk ludicatibiis are that co­ on. Sunday night at the home o f his ships will be hold on July 17th of this the Famous . Plkycr*.U,ky elect of next week. year, in each county. Any high school alion in an effort to d e t fo ^ know your‘ wants, nnd we arc nt your Friday— Mrs. F. D. McBride will enTBMS OF NEW ACT. operative imyrr.mcnt nnd state In­ sister, Mrs. J. V. Wicks. sir vice. Phone 41»S. Oft-Th-Frl-Hat-tfc graduate interested in competing for whether the company constitat«|] tertaln at n miscellaneous shower at spection worit;prill be greatly In­ (I lf Tfcr A.«nrlfllrd P r o .) the scholarship may obtain full In­ trust. her home on 300 West Fifth Street, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sleg and son, of TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 13.— creased next sAson. formation from the county superin­ nt H p. m. honoring Miss, Jessie waa Jacksonville and Edward Sleg of 8aThe presiding Judge must charge the tendent. The Herald delivered six tinti Graves, a bride-elect ot next T li« fire losses in this country last vonnah, Ga., returned home Tuesday Jqry in either civil or criminal esse week fo r 16c. Respectfully, month. before the arguments of counsel, ac­ year due to matches and smoking is after attending the funeral of Mr. E. T. W. LAW TON, Friday—The TVuth Seekers Class will cording to the tends of an act now estimated by- e*|»ert* nt about $2fl,- M. Sleg ,which occurred In Geneva on S O T i n : OF i:i.i.i Tin\. . Supt. Public Instruction. ^ In com meet with Mrs. W. T. A kerf. pliance with the pn itia,.. „ ] lying in the records o f the secretary 000,000.1 The Insurance men say that Tuesday morning. C h apter <S7». Friday— Mrs. Mcro’a Circle will hold of afnto and elective and operative the Increase of 110,000,000 over 1021 I* h ereb y g iv e n thnt an e l e c t U l H l a ten nt the homo o f Mrs. A. Llljn been o r d e r s I to he held and ih. .. V Mr. nnd Mrs. David Speer had ns CONFER8 LLD, ON CUnAN as n statute enacted by tho 102.'! ses­ was probably due to women smok­ PUBLIC WORKS HEAD W ilt be held In Hprelui fu s iLhoolf from 8 to I I p. m. y’„ . their guests yesterday their brothers, ’ » •* '•* sion of the legislature. Herein .lies ers. irle t- No. 4. Tf.akr M o n " , 5 2 m L n Friday— Mrs. C. L. Britt entertains F. F. Sieg and O. E. Liggin, of Anicron Friday, Jb m j S l * tnle of the nftcr-scssioh limit of dn*r»iViS BETHLEHEM, Pa., June 14.—The ISIS, f o r tlip purpoar the members o f tho Thirteen Bridge icua, Ga., who attended the funeral of w ho a h a ll.b e trusti-ca of t|i, Mid J? ihe governor's veto power. T h e' UnlYefnlty of California nt honorary degree of doctor o f lnws trlc t fo r tKo next aurr.-edin. in ( Club nt luncheon nt her" homo on The act also provides thnt the court Berkeley, has-Just Issued a bulletin their brother, E. M. Sleg which oc­ ea r*, and the number o f mill, <f j u was conferred Tuesday upon Jose ytrlc Palmetto nvcnuc. t school tax to b » l> vied and nj. curred In Goncvn Tuesday morning. must Instruct the jury to bring In entitled **The Milk-Goat .in Califor­ Ramon Villalon, DO, secretary of Ie<-tnl fo r each o f thr said ,,ar« n verdict o f ncqulttn! if the slate has nia.') Farmers’ Bulletin No. 920, en­ N LY highest T h e fb ttow M K named are apM iM — Miss Helen Terwilllger left Tucs. to a rt a * lospci-tore und clerk at Another Thursday- afternoon and public works, Havana, Cuba, nt the nr not sustained its case. This provis­ titled Milk Goats, enn be had free g r a r ic t l o n g nreclilCta commencement exercises o f Lehigh Tax Hclioolnnnird. within mid S|hc|3 1 day night for Tallahassee where she (U p le c otton , o f e x ­ ion was the original purpose of the from the U. 8. Department o f A g ri­ “ hit raining.” Ilut it will not keep IJIatrlrl, to hold uM tlw. 4lM>,.. University. - •* will attend summer school. tra tensile stren gth, measure when it was introduced In culture, Washington, I). C. • The milk the boy* from fishing, swimming, at­ P recin ct No. t (la ik - M»nro*) IUrtk» ■ fo e s in to tho new t'aln, Kllxahcth l . i t , . A. s lUstiu. " the fibulc at the * !t>21 session by goat U'populki- in California. In most tending-tho Scrap-Iron Fish Fry and luxlK-rtura und O. «f. Ilcll. flerk . FOR RALE— Fine building lot, 57x117 Misses Velmn nnd Mary Alirc Shipp .G oodyear Cord T iro Representative Fred Davis. After foreign couHtrlcs gonts’ qiilk is ex­ the barbecue at Geneva. Some pco• IT rc In c t No. I. I I'aola) llrhn on Magnolia Avc. Call at 213 East left yesterday for Tnmpn where they Pearson. F lo ra P. Keraey, II. tv .*nlUL w ith tho bevried A llbeing passed by the lower body at tensively usdd for children nnd in­ pio sure do have a fine time. will spend several weeks with friends 11th street, city. ' 66-ltp Inaprrlnra and A. Mtinh.w, Otffc,- ’ ' W en th o r T r e a d . It la fu r llu T ordered Hut ibli n-Uw that time, the senate nt the instance valids. A god goat gives from 800 and relatives. T h a l'a one reoffon Jo: puhllalied In Ihn Banford Pally Charles Henry and D. L. Thrash­ of Senator John P. Stokes to 1,006 pound* K>0 to MH) quarts) « H erald, a uuwsp.ipcr tiuldl*a«4 |, I K ID N E Y TROUBLE BECOMES w hy G ood year Cord Hrinluolo I'ou n ty. hut Mltlmut uid db-* added nn nmcndincnt providing thnt year. Orte owned by the California er will leave Saturday' for St. Louis trlc t. tlierd helm; no newspaper ank-1 Tiros aland up ru g ­ Camilla Dens entertained n few of SERIOUS the attorneys ’ should hnva the last University gave 2,941 pounds in 305 where they will represent the San­ llulicd w llliln an Id district, for a »• gedly fo r thousands her little friends nt n speml-thc-rlny "Suffered with severe headache, rlmi o f tim e aa required by.la*. Word lieforp the Jury. The house dnys. Besides milk th oflcsh is equal ford Rotary Club at tho International IUmr nnd o rd e rc t liy the (’maty on t h o u s a n d * o f party Tuesday nt her home in Rose backache and pains in my legs and Hoard Convention of Rotary. They expect o f Public Instruction f,,r s«*|. Concurred in the amendment mid it to mutton and tlie hides ure much m iics, givin g ycu u t­ Court. A I one p'cldck they gathered under my shoulder blade. My kidneys Hole County. Florida. In rrsalar m to hr gone n week or more and will went to the. governor where It wnn better than ttheepskins. "Ion, at Hanford, Florida. Tutsdiy. m ost tire p e rfo rm ­ arounrl tlie table where nn approprU .1*11 have something to tell the boys when ahd bladder were In had condition. I May 8th. IPS*. vetoed on the 11th day nfter the ses­ ance a t low tire cost C. K.t ll.\ Itlllrtt in , i.’halrmaa. iite dinner was served. Tho rest of was weak and nervous nnd felt tired they arrive home. sion. The Executive’s veto power A tte s t i per m ile. the dny was spent in games dear to Tho unseasonable rain* of Mny and worn out. Walking made mo T .. IV. U A W TO N . Secretary. , holds good for 10 dnys nfter tho ses­ At Srrr/r# .ftmffon (Heal o f Hoard) the hearts of the littlo ones. The lit­ injured the watermelon crop and carD*+)0f 00!I gad f «mJack Fox brought in some good short o f breath. Every morning my sion but (iovernur Hnrdco contended • 6-31—t-M I-J I-IM t. n%09%4 fho f»«IV (Ivotf Jmmt tle guests included: Lola and Annu probably be cut in half if not more. views to the Herald office yesterday face and hands were bloated. Jtfedifofifi •*///» </i* Af/thnt this time was exclusive of Sun­ Couch, Alice DcCotfrtoy, v Marjorie H’0 0 t h i ‘ r T i i * * * * 4 * « » * ’ The rain nlso hurt other crops. . that he took from the top of the new cino failed to help my condition and days. WhethCC nr not Sunday i;* in­ t h i m u/t U i l t h t t a n d m r d Forrest and Frances nnd Helen WIIfWdrrcr '/rr First Nntionsl Dank building. They doctors advised an operation,” writes clusive or exclusive of the lO-dny K EN T VUl.C. WORKS, Mlttt The U. H. Department of Agriculshow our new city ns it appears now Maggie Nelson, Mossdale, Fla. "F o r­ period has never been decided by the ,Oak Arc- UP'l Jhird.flJrrrt, turv. c w ltMttitiita-.caunUy gvrvtunv^Jl and while tho views are mostly over tunately I read about Folev Kidney Mupre/pq cygrkrt’VJb'TP. werv; jtVft, ' S sn fo fa .T lo ffiW ‘0 ‘it'TurFdny evening MW. R. C. I’hili •i »! i i i ■ i , t.J. er measures that received similar HR,000,000 gallon* of iee cream in theroofs o f the’ city' they give ono; is Bllla, tried them and got*relief!’** Sold ipn entertained the members of the everywhere.— Adjr. 1922," nn Increnso of 11,000.000 gal­ good idea of the streets and the busitreatment nt the hands of the gov­ Puutph-Whitner bridal party nt n six ernor ip 1021, und one o f them, the lon* over 1921. There was also n nes-i section of Sanford. o'clock dinner at her home on Maple Wc are busy people; but not too j no-colled Olustee monument appro­ large increase, in the use of plain avenue. Smith’s new bnrher shop is n credit busy to move or crato or store your priation was taken to tho high court. milk. All this from the farm where CQvcra were laid. for six. In the to Hanford—in fact it would be n household goods, if you . will just let There it wus thrown out on another the hnsjc things of life are front. center of the table was u miniature PBBVENTS INFECTION credit to any city of twice the slxe. know about it.— QUICK SERVICE ground, the Sunday question being The greatest discovery in flesh healing bride nnd groom. The place cards left undecided. A t the beginning of It should be remembered that live Everything is neat and clean and mod-1TRANSFLR- Phone 498. la tho marvelous llnruzonr, a preparation were also brides nnd grooms. A four 95-Th-Fri-Sat-tfc that cornea in liquid na<l ,x>wilrr form. course dinner was nerved ami after­ this session the secretary of state stock and poultry should be provided era .and aa one of tho ladies passing finwardt'd to the house along wltfy by expressed it the other day: " I t is It is n combination treatment that not with shade during warm weather. ordy purifies the wound of germs that wards the hostess took her guests to other 1021 measures vetoed, ' the They suffer from heat Just ns human good looking," Mr. Smith «' deserves $niu«n infection but it heals tho flwdi with the Princess. The guests were: MissE L E C T R IC F A N S measure calling for the last word to beings do. Animals nnd bird* should much credit for nflticipating the wants extraordinary sjicctl, Had wounds or..,. i*ii .... Dorothy Rumph, Katherine Ilyrd, “ The Best Made” cuts which take weeks to heal with the , . , ,. , „ , „ be given to counsel. In due course, it also be given access to plenty of good of the Sanford people in the tonsoriai onlinnrv liniments mend iiiiicl.lv under " ,M benjamin " hltner, jr., Kunrinll was referred to Judiciary “ C” com­ wntor during the wnrm season. Do line. I’ cnnsylvnniu Vacuum Cup T ir e s tho powerful influence of this oonilsrful |Ch* * « nnd Raymond Philips, “ Real Non-Skid” . mittee nnd that body ruled thut the not fore-c them to drink dirty water. remedy. I'riro (liquid) 30e, COo rind |1.20. governor's veto was untenable and Got my prices before buying nml There will be n.barbecoe nnil brunsTho reasons why they should not areIVnrdcr 30e and GOc. Bold by LUNCHEON therefore, in the premises it had no t«.ve yourself some money wick stew and good time generally apparent without argument. UNION PHARMACY Mrs. .1. D. Woodruff entertained at power to net one. way or the other. CJnH and OH— " F u ll M ea su re" this afternoon tfnd evening at the Hanford, Florida luncheon yesterday hoiihring Misses In brief, theeommittee held that the A warning agninst all eye-glasses Town Hull at Geneva. It will be giv­ Dniolhy Rumph nnd Frances Chap­ F. P. R IN E S mcnsuYe had never been vetoed in is given by Dr. George M. Gould, an en b ythc meat packing plant at Ge­ 105 Palmetto Are.— — Phone 481-J pell. effect. The committee recommenced eminent authority on eye-strain, in neva ns they want the public to see The place, cards for the honorccs thnt the house end it buck to the sec­ (Now York). what they nrc doing out there. Every­ were small brides while the others retary of state's , office to become Anu-tiran Medicine body invited. Go round by way of were kewpies. The centerpiece was a recqrdrd as u law, and there it is By eye-glnsses” he mrans any lenses CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Oviedo and take an afternoon and that are not steadied by hoys. In large silver vase .filled with pink Rad- now. Apply Boncilla Beautifier casmlc clay to other words, spectacle* should always night o ff in visiting your neighbor, your face, and rest while it dries, then tancc roses. A four course luncheon In legal circles here, It is con­ beautiful Geneva. remove end see and feel the wonderful wns served after which n game of tended (he claimant in n damage or lie preferred to nose-glasses. And difference in the color and texture of the bridge wait enjoyed. High score was other civil suit will have a big ad­ even when spectacles arc worn, the J Miss Mary Lou Waters left today) skin. lenses should lie properly cared for. made by Mrs. Karl Schultx, who re­ vantage under the terms of the act. Guaranteed to do these definite things for for her home in Atlanta after spend­ .the face or money refunded. Clear the ceived some Mudcrin handkerchiefs. With the lawyers having the last Kye troubles are increasing in these ing t^e winter with Mr. and MY*. complexion and give it color. Lift out the 'I he honorccs were presented hand­ word before the jury, tho state, other day* on account o f motion pictures Hugh Watera% Mis* Waters who Was lines. Remove blackheads and pimple*. nnd fast riding in automobiles. made aprons. enlarged pores. Rebuild facial HP’ Hold by things being considered equal, will n great favorite here will be mar­ Close sues and muscles. Make the skin soft The guests on this occasion includ­ bo bettered by its operation In crim­ ried some time in tho fall to Mr. end smooth. $ U N IO N P H A R M A C Y * ed class mates of tho two honorees inal cases. Under the luw of this so much there and opportunity to Hanford, Florida Robert Knox Finley Atlnnln and You can obtain regular sizes from your G IL L O N £ FRY nnd were Misses Dorothy Rumph, state, the state attorney has the clos­ practice it are endless. Newcomers they will make their homo in that levorite toilet counter. If not. send this ed. with lOcentStoPoncilla Laboraioriea; 113 Magnolia Avc.-Sanford. Flerid* Fiances Chappell, Katherine Byrd, ing address to the jury, thnt is, he in a country district ofdL-n wonder city. Mr. Finley is connected with Indianapolis, Indtaqa, for a trial tube. Martha Chappell, Mrs..Knrl Schultx, comes after the defense counsel, un­ about whnt kind o f neighbors they the firm of M. Rich A Co., and la u Mrs. Raymond Philips and Mrs. Don­ less the defendant niters no testimony mny huve. To have good neighbors popular nnd successful young busi­ ald Whitcomb. . ■ or evidence in the rase other than his it is necessarw to bo a good neighbor ness man of Atlanta. yourself. Do you part and do not let own. the advance*. FOR MIKH RUMPH A m e Ms*«r4 i I,«>cnl attorney# assert that the uthers mako nil For Couchs and Colds, Head-* Miss Gnylc Marshall has accepted Mrs. Horry Ward and daughter, act came ncur to being resurrected When one hears It smd of tho latest aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism n position as assistant secretary to Miss Kern, entertained at dinner last several months ago in a notable mur­ arrivals that "They seem to fit In so W H O I N G Secretary Pearman o f the Sanford and A ll Ache* and Pains night complimenting Miss Dorothy der case in this slate. The fact thnt najuarally" or thnt they "promise t^ Chnmbcr, o f Commurre.. Miss -Macsh• A L L DXUCGISTS Humph. the presiding Judge did not deliver be • real Addition" it is an indication *11 is a graduate ’ q f the Hanford - r N 1*'1: • • 38e and 4 k jar* and take* In the renter o f tho dining room his charge before the arguments *of that they.have don* well thrir part. High School o f the class of- '23 and Hospital slxe, »X00 , , ;»J table was u doll dressed In bridal at­ attorneys was made the ground for They must have shown both interest the fact that the Sanford High School tire and carrying a shower bouquet. and appropriation. They’ve been an appeal to the supreme court, but O e rra C o / fa gives the pupils a commercial course At either j-nd of the table were green the presiding Judge had outwitted the pleased by' any attention and ready to is shown in the demand to f stenog­ candles ill glass candlesticks, sur­ defense, the story goes, in that he enter Into neighborhood activities. raphers and business - women. Tfce flBABRKK7* l 0*;____ - v ,. American aad rounded by Shasta daisies and fern. had submitted his chargo in writing Herald is always glad to chronicle You w ill na<l the r o «t HDA The place cards were miniature brides. to opposing counsel before delivering , A business Increase of 84.2 tier cent the fact that High, .School pupils are European Plan of Imiiuiaa m*i<rUI» l,S* V o Into vl ,i| as to A four course dinner was served it end the court held that urulqr the in hlnu years is the way 6QY farmers’ making good! *" V*'! ttiahe II w e ll worth One bjodc from Ocean itnd.Hotel ClaKshion. Sununcr rateff"' and when the cake was placed before circumstances and regardless o f the buying and selling co-operatives in lu tir w h ile to bullil — Room, J l.p e r day and uu;.|6 p e r w w k * « n d u p . st oOre. ■ We carry the honoree it was found that each iM tlt* id,the 1021 act the defendant the North Central Sutea have thrived hlKti-nr«*tr m aterials In thli issue of the Daily Herald week-end rates.--------------- E very room-lih^'^unnijiK wawf-i piece was numbered- Miss Rumph had not suffered in any wise. Ask you r contrarior. in co-operation. Allowing for the Is the page advertisement o f th* was then given some scissors and told change In the price l^vel for crops j churchwell Company calling your atto cut the ribbons attached to the MELLON, H lIZBIt. BOR aftd live stock which was 8 per cent tenllon ^ ^ Blg Junt 8al< ot< ev. Hill small envelopes with corresponding higher in lifiH than in 1913. the gain HONORED BY SCHOOL crything'in these Nblg store* Men Lum ber Co. numbers which were concealed in' the in increased volume of business was and women and *childr*n will find small bride’s bouquet; tlte contents of NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., June 88 per cent, report* the All Ameri­ wha t they want at Churchwell’e dar­ - U u I lS r r s ' l l e a d « a a r . these were fortunes and caused much 14.— Andrew W. Mellon, secretary of can Co-operativa Commission. The ing this l^r sal* at khbir owu prices. I » « i* merriment. * the treasury, and Governor SUser, re­ business these 601 co-operative* did This is you)- opportunity. Read the Freeh Shipment -1' Those present were: Misses Dorothy ceived th* degree of doctor o f laws, In 1913 amounting to 147,798,000 had big ad today and gat ready far the 1 Phone ISO, Sanford Rumph, Katherine Byrd, Florence at the Rutgers college commence­ grown to jt79.49fi.OOQ ,t»lne years later- sale that start* tomorrow at ChurchN O R R IS Henry, Sarita Lake, Mrs. Raymond ment Tuesday. Edward Bok was Co-opsratives in states east of the wall’s-^whare they sell It fbr less. Philips and Mr*. Donald Whitcomb. made a doctor uf letters. Mississippi r i m made the largest . . u r. •' gain. 80 per cent, Vfhilc those west i Dally Herald on snip at Joe’s KrooVe " .t . FOR MISS C H A PPE LL The Ilerntd delivered air times a n fthc river had ah increase nf 67 per House,. Mabley's Drug Store 'q M . r. Phone-:. Mrs. \V. B. Wiggins entertained at weelt for 16c. ?/. HI .Vo? S/tK t cent. ;VVf-q Itk'V** -'’ " •1 W K n't- mcess! “REFUGE” O G O O D Y E A R Stands the shocks—. ■Always sure fire} the Stomach L iver, Kidneys Baw ds, B lood [MATERIAL \ JUST i • ■. , . f4 i,Ti, i)NpRlT<<t , « n ,A (r. . i . v, 1 R. �m sm 'a m l l y - id an ctye for business but toP. THE LOVE o r i , u j k e d im e . ; H E R E E S A, ^ - now cur o u r 1HACT STEPS ARE TAKEN TO REPEAL INCREASE OF KATES ON O il Plum p Cheeks and 3 t ight Smites M ark Russian Children Saved by 'Am erican R elief Administration , TALLAHASSEE, June 14.— Step* i R> repeal the~r*ccnt“ ri»Teincreases on oil commodities filed by tho car­ riers were put afoot hen* yesterday You can find tha name of at a meeting of representatives of IL F. W IIITNBR, JR.; COUNTY AGENT W . J. T H IG P E N every Uvo Business Man oil companies and the Florida rail­ la Banford in thla Column road commission. The Florida com­ Real Estate On Saturday the County Agent ran be found in his office tn the each day. basement or the Court House. .A t any other time he may lie Finn, l i i -'e , a u t o i n s u r a n c e mission agreed to give its co-opera­ tion to the oil companies In protestrrached through the office of the Chuit|/rr of Commerce! Leave , ing the rate increase to the Interstate all ealla there. - ■ Commerce Commission. t Three oil companies operating in «ick Service Transfer • this state, the Gulf Refining, StandStorage Facilities t uni and the Texas Company, were Tho County Agent will be absent on the best birds hpd boon picked out and we please you, tell others; If not, represented at the meeting. The dis­ his vacation,for n month beginning removed. tell aa. Phone 418 cussion took a broad field over the Monday, June 18th. Ho will Ih> in his "The eggs from this flock are being ground o f the rate increase ami the office again between tho fifteenth and incubated. Tho young chicks will'be . Florida commission's summary rul­ twentieth of July. , marked and used in hettor-breeding Sa n f o r d n o v e l t y ing that no incrcnso could bo effected \vork In future years." In state rates. Tho carriers sub­ j WORKS One or two specialists will come sequently held that oil shipments in­ down from the Experiment Station at Government Recipe ior Whitewash V. C. COLLER, PropIn spring many farmers plan to to Florida through the ports were Gainesville ,about tho tenth o*f July, General Shop and Mill interstate shipments but the com­ nml treat two or three acres of seed- lonuyatD and whitewash their build­ mission ruled that they came under lied land for nematodes. If anyone is ings and for their Ixmofit tho tested W ork ' the state classification. interested in hnv)ng his seedbed treat­ government recipe for making white­ DNTRACTOR and BUILDER Ponding It* adjustment of this ed, he should immediately get into wash is panted: T Commercial Street—-Ssuford, Fla. Slack one-half huschel of lime, dis­ conflicting interpretation the enrriers touch with the county agent. The have withheld putting their increase American Fruit Growers will treut solve one peck of common salt and into effect. The presumption that the hair of their beds on the West Side. boil three pounds of rice until it Is a B, W . H E R N D O N I carriers will contend further that If anyone wishes to watyh this treat­ thirkMinsle. Mix these together and port entries constitute interstate ment and the subsequent develop­ add while the mixture is still hot oneIN SU RAN C E A G E N C Y |» , shipments and therefore subject to ments, they will lie welcome to do so. half pound of plaster of Paris and the inrtoase, motivated the meeting Sodium cyanide and animonium sul­ one pound of dissolved blue. Then add Classified Ads 1c a word. No IRK--------AUTO-------- RONDS of the oil representatives and the fate will be used. It might he inter­ live gallons of water and let it stand Ad taken for less than 25c. commission, the . former having a esting to know’ that the cost will he for u lew days. Apply hot to the And positively no Classified S. 0. Shinholser grievance in the Interstate' increase in the neighborhood of two hundred building with smnll brushes. A quart Ads charged to anyone. Cash und tho Florida commission having, dollars per acre. o f carbolic acid makes .this mixture a must accompany all orders. good disinfectant. Contractor and Builder Ur. eye on knepirg port entries under Count the words and remit arordingly. an. JnirwJAlJL dtust Miles Increase'Rapidly In-Dry * 1W ftltff Mht GrlViri 1’hltUV Ryv.' f" *0 . i iii*n vi*tr fiiMfi* h*»ni FORD 1' The meeting lasted throughout tho Weather A tiny worm made itj appearance afternoon. m h a m i t i N M a a The citrus rust mite, which dam- in South Florida not many years a g o ' A. P. Connelly & Sons Trunks and baggage transferred, |ages the fruit and leaves hy sucking and is now threatening to become! KatabUsfeea ISOS any time, anywhere, — Loss mg's the plant juices from them, mny be very annoying to the poultry of cer­ FO R S A L E QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. controlled by using some of the sul­ tain parts of the state. Tills worm Krai Estate, Loans ar><! Insurance ^ X ltfilR S — You can get seed bed ’■ t • ' Phone 498. 95-Th-Fri-Sut-tfc phur compounds, according to Prof. J. is known us Munson's eye worm and hone 48 , ,104-8 Magnolia Ave. from**! and irrigation plugs at the R. Watson, of the Florida Experiment irritate:) one or both eyes of hens and Sanford Novelty Works. inn.tfe A twelve mil * search limit is now Station. thicks. A ft-per-cent solution of crooRALE— Hosier ami Gays’ paints contemplated by the rum hounds and The rust mite is a very small in­ lin dropped into the inner corner of T E W A R T The Florist FOR and varnishes at Sanford Novelty this will probably suit the rum fleet sect, scarcoly visible to the nuked ■the eye ocems tn he the best remedy .at Flowers ■ ■'■. ■ ■ Floral Designs Works. Sanford agrnta. 183-tfc much better ns they will not "clutter eye, hut when present in largo num­ for this pest. Annual and Ornamental Plants PUR S ALE — Rhode Island eggs for up our ocean so close to shore any bers they are noticed by their rusty, Many reports suy that this worm is setting, lft eggs for $1.00. Mrs. more. powdory appearance on the fruit and spreading. It was Introduced into 14 Myrtle Ave.— ——— Phone 260-W Children In Rawls have learned lo Ellsworth, Ilcardnll Avenue, San­ smile again. Among, tho youngsters leaves. They usually are most abund­ this country within the lust ten years Even In cities it is possible to be who are still being fed by Amoricn ford. 83-tfp neighborly but like many other lovely ant on the half-shaded places of-the and is now fairly common along the ono sees not infrequently girls with IANFORD M A C H IN E WEST' "FlftST STRKET, JmTaa rosy chccka and ns happy smlloa thingu, this quality finds its fairest fiuit ,niid the' increase is very rapid Ifwer east and west coasts. In speukas these threo young Muscovites store with dwelling combined with flowering the country, It counts for under favorable weather conditions COM PANY whoso tin dishes, wooden spoons, such ns a long dry spell. slock. Would sell.—L C. Klnurd. fresh rolls bnked from whlto Amurl* General Machine and Boiler r>K-i itp . __________ ' can flour show plainly that they have harvest, at least, and accord! The beat spray fu rjh clr control Is W ork s FOR RENT--1 nice apartment, all Just como from an American Re­ tho best estimates available, 8 • limo-sulphur. It is used at the rate Agriculture, recently auidi FOR- S A L K —One sewing machine, conveniences und well furnished, lief Administration kitchen. Tho 000 will bo this maximum number o Cylinder Grinding "E ggs o f the worms uro washed by of l gallon of tho concentrated limonew; one bed, mattress and springs; photograph below reveals another children who will h a w to dopant Catea* building, phone 1HI. Automobile Repair* sulphur stock solution to from 05 to tear* from tho eyes to the thrunt, S *t ono dresser and wash stand; one al­ pbaso of American relief in Russia. upon A. R. A. rations. A ll-Wed*Thr-tfc Acetylene Welding where they are swallowed. In lha In* Tho famine this winter ia not beforo tho harvest couEl bo most new! ice box; one piano. Cheap. 7ft gallons o f water. comparable to that o f a year ngo- tho A. R. A. was fcodlnmar hone 62— — Sanford. Florida 9x12 liriulium. Inquire. JOiJ Third FOR RBNT— Cottage. See J. MusDry sulphur, often mixed with Umu, Ratines the yare hutched or thrown ThO American Relief Adminlstra- 10,000,000 d x U d r e tv ^ n d a son, COt Palmetto A v e .. 02-lOtp applied by means of s blower or dust­ o ff in thu droppings. The hatched street. G3-4tp ■■■ m Alan, o f which Herbert Hoover la Russia. ■ ^ FOR RENT—3-room house, close1-"in! eggs (larvae) live In the soil—es­ Y. S. Leak J, If. Uolclough er, may alab bo used ns a meant of ft Pointer pups, Phone ftOft-H. C5-3tp control, and is much more cheaply and pecially If dump-«-till hulf grown. study. If he is caught north of the when lio apprehends such companion* Leak & Coldough They they get into tho eyes of feed­ FOR RK^iT—3-room Turn Ishe'd'a part! quickly applied than tho liquid. In s u r a n c e Mason and Dixon line, and weigh us ship, if he is of the North, ing hens. Here they teach maturity Tho fruit should he wa tched conmont, Herald building, $25.09 per Fire—^Life— Auto f much us five pounds, he is deemed “ Doth varieties are found in northmonth.— B. W. Herndon. (J5-6tc stonily, and when the rust mites first and lay their eggs. Their presenra No. 3 First Nat'l Hank Bldg. Annex n great price. ,If he weighs six or ern waters, hut the large mouth bass irritates the mombranecs of thu eye. K ilt k K N T 'A T g o k o n A d u b i £A£U appear apply-the spray or dust. Old FLORIDA IANFORD ----------seven pounds, the story.of his cap* comes to largest size ond greatest "This worm is hslr-like, white in —-0 room cottage, very desirable, 2 fruit, such as from the "June bloom" lure is listened to with smiling indignity in the waters of thu South, bedrooms and bath. Furnished, of the previous year, is must likely to color and about n third of an inch credulity. In the lukds and deep streams of in hmgth. To remove, pull down tho (l&U.UO season. Near ocean.— Mrs. bo Infested. "It has been sold that thu fresh Isniisiaus, Mississippi, Georgia, AlaFor piqrr detailed information re­ lower eyelid and with a small scoop, Harry II. Bams, Box 343, New Smyr­ water black tuii* Is n born wurrlor buinq qnd Florida, he is delightfully scoop them out. I f no worms are na, Fla. 00-1 2U: quest a copy of Oullelin 14H of the found In this way, R ia not likely and that, like Napoleon's old guard, at home and can be captun I at nearFlorida Experiment Station. • FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ that they are causing your poultry he dies, but never surrenders. His |y nti ytinm of tho year, but below furnished rooms fo r’ housekeeping. savage rush at the bait, the swirl mid the frost line, In the Florida Itrkna ,1a trouble. \ Almost an Egg a Day Rent reasonable. 20ft Oak Avenue. V swish o f him us bo causes thu line to where ho thriven, "T o treat, drop a ft per cent solution A n v average o f 2ft eggs from I I OS-Otp cut through the water, his plunge to *»nP c<iqtim:pa to feed regularly o f prcolln into tho Inner corner of thu young hens In a month of 31 days is FOR HENTV-Store apace, lOxtdTh^ the record of a flock of Rhode Island rye, between the lower lid and the eye the holt urn u* lie bonds tho split nu.| fiei ul:i L1v und grows and grows. rated in heart of automobile dis­ Red pulleta owned by the Florida Col*, hpll. Remove all imultry from the old, bamboo rod, his leap into the air us sphere an* im "fru-tm over water there, hu dm * not have lo hibernate . trict. Four filling stations nnd two lego o f Agriculture. infeated ground until thu truuble dit- he tries In looren the Mok, nil cause. tha sportsman's nerves to tingle ntvlittl„| |ju dgrmunt for several months garages within block. Cheap to the BpjH urs. Rear the next crop of cfiicks This poultry plant at tha Univer­ right man. Apply Field Auto Top Co. sity of Florida was nut established on soil that has not’ been run over his heart to pound with t» thrilPpr.*- ,,f ,hL> year like bln kindred o f the |North. He has been caught In those until 1922 and even now la on a very with poultry for savors! years, . or ducod by no other sport. There are two funtUlcs of tlu* fresh ^water i weighing Kb 12, 19 and 24 small .scale. In speaking of the re­ stop oil hatching for ono year. Lim­ KOK RK NT water black basn that all anglers | pouted t, ho we havu been told. The sults o f the work done In March, Dr. ing the soil will help. Dry, rather George A . DeCottes know, the nilerwptcraus tnlmunidvx, wfitet cau testify only to u catch o f • a apartments, on than moist, soil will also help gut rid N*. W. Sanborn, specialist In charge, Attorney-at^Law f l or large mouth baxa, nnd tho microp*in bans of »cvu:i pound* in those waKlntLirJet,M-reom apartment, priof this IRtlo enemy." saidOver Besstaele Coadty Book terous didotnieu, or small mouth bass, tern, but saw ^averat weighing qvee» i vatu bath, kitchenette alcove, at^ve, "W e are beginning to get results, BLACK BASH ARB OAMK; NPORD .»n . * p *t* FLORIDA ice box and Janitor service. East side "The former lives in tho irke-i or Klpqutds, nodwon udd that the-’ A few of the egg records of March LARGEST ONES IN FU1R1D;A tlecp stream.", lurks in quiet waters r a. $30.00 urijli October l i t giJ’w iiu wary with tmpr • should be interesting to many Florida NEED BETTER FROTlflCTlON and usually grows to larger sixe than uih! ox|wrieuce and preferreil such * G-i-fitc poultry titan. Take Fen No. 4 in par­ FR ED R* W IL S O N jf * •“ • r o s e O' fi". RKNT— Welaka apartment. ticular; it is composed of 11 Rhode , Heig is a clipping from the edh the small mouth variety. Tl»(» latter large live bait that they were seldom FOR A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W small one-room apartment, private Island Reds ;all young birds only a torial page of a paper way up north lows the swift running waters, caught. First National Book Building W ANTED— Urcif musical instruments year old, and are profitable egg pro­ about the black baas, the two kinds, rocky shortJi, ami gravelly bottoms, ' "It in to the discredit of Florida jiml hath. KiUbennette. Eastern expoaAN FORD *|* -t* FLORII instruments o f every description. uro. 125.00 until October 1st. 04-6tc ducers. All were hatched about a small mouth and large mouth. It Is and considers eternal vigilance as the it* lawmakers that lh.ro Is uo state Will pay cash or trade.— M. L. Price year ago. Of the original 19, two interesting quoding both north and price he lias to pay fur fat minnows prateUinn far black boas against FOB RENY— Welaka apartmenU, 1st lto nj.m oughton Music Co., Tampa and Zack Street, died ami six fo tha best baas were south- The writer of it had been upon which ho hives to dine. Ho it seining’ and dynamiting in the thuu-^ Tampa, Fla. 6-£5-lmo-c transferred to otberipens. . told, so be says, of one caught In the the more lively and active of the two ponds o f fresh' water lakes o f tK^f. a r c h it e c t that they are being rapidly "Two each o f these pulleta laid 28 South that weighed 24 pounds. The WAN1J^ - lAn energetic agent to iU sa 7. Miller Bldg. possibly his, activity keeps hJr.t in eggs in March; three laid INrOKD .». «J* FLORIDA who told that story must have two laid 28t one laid 24} on •od the weight by the rule of training nnd he does rut put on on# laid 22? and the last, on ro from where It was caught ,to weight as duos his real live o f lh.’ takes and deep waters. ' ’ "The season in , d ppr ^hi ng L r WANTED iffP P b W! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 14, 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/800ff70a99f1b6ec61f15cf02b5fd29d.pdf ea0d04cbdf4607b37b5eca1e2493c8f5 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF T H E W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV. N U M B E R 6S SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, v1923 HOSTILE a r m y 'O f HIS g a t HE r e d at Th e k i n g THIS MORNING COUNTRYMEN* o f .Pe­ gates Threatened to Enter City Unless He Vacated— Leaves Country Without President, Cabinet or Official Head—Country’s Finances in Had Way G1VBN TO IMIOMOTK ATTEND A N C K A T TI1K P O P U L A R NOON D A Y I.U NC IIKO N VICE-PRESIDENT OF ASSO CIATION O F R .R . EXECU­ TIVES SPEAKS ON IT Association of l Men and Gives His Views TE X A S L E G IS L A TU R E DEPLORES ACTIO N OF N. Y. L E G IS L A T U R E A U S T IN , Tex., June 13.— (R y the Associated Tress). — The house o f representa* tives adopted n resolution deploring the nction o f the New York legislature in re­ pealing the state prohibition net. The vote wan GO to 2D. A T L A N T A , tin., Juno 13.— An ap­ peal for the projection o f tho trans­ portation interests o f the country against threats o f government owner­ ship, ns well ns against granting to Ihe several stattos power to discrimi­ nate in fa^or o f their own traffic against interstate commcrrc was hinde yesterday.by A lfr h i P. Thom, vice-president apd general counsel of ihe National Asoclation o f Railway Executives, speaking before tho con­ vention o f tho National Association ID j Tfcc A » « r l a l r 4 of Crclilt Men. • W A SH IN G TO N , June 13.— The in­ Other notable speakers before the ternational cotton conference reached credit men,, who opened their twen­ an agreement yesterday for the adop­ ty-eighth annual convention here to­ tion o f the United States official cot­ day, included Gov. John M. Pnrkcr, ton standards ns\the lmsis for the* of Louisiana and form er Senator world cotton trade. Signature o f the Hoke Smith o f Georgia. agreement was withheld pending con­ Tomorrow's program will be de­ firmation by cnldo from the various voted largely to the subject o f bank­ foreign cotton exchanges. ing and bank, credit*, with J. II. PurlThe conference adjourned until icher o f Milwaukee, president o f the June 18 to await replies to the rec­ American thinkers' Association, mnk- ommendations of the foreign dele­ Ing the principal nd(\ress. Mr. Puol- gates that thu United S lu U i stand­ icher aiaflr w il! "athin-ss the Robert ards and other questions agreed upon Morris Association, a group o f hank­ lie adopted and their signatures placed ers and bank credit men nfflinted on the documents. with the credit men, in tho afternoon, (■roup meetings o f credit men also N E W YO RK, June 13.— Edward will be held in the afternoon. Fuller and Frank McGee, stock brok­ "The institution o f privnte proper­ ers, who starred In New York’s most ty is the cornerstone o f credit," Mr. sensational bucket shop case pleaded Thom dcclnred In his address, point­ guilty to the rharge o f bucketing ing out that axiomatic as the prop­ order from Franklin Link of Tennes­ osition was “ IKore hos been no time see and were remanded for sentence in the history o f the country when F ridny. attacks upon it, either covert or confessed, havo been so constant nnd insistent.” come tn that industry nionc mm m m " It is true,” ho said, “ thnt these attacks havo not as yet taken among the other great Industries of our us the form o f attacks on ull proper­ land or the people themselves un­ ty, but having to begin somewhere scathed. There can Ik? no such thing they hate begun with the property ns credit, business, or economic iso­ of ihe railroads, and while there arc lation o f a single essential Industry. already indications o f n purpose -to “ The ten billions of dollars o f val­ extend it to other species o f propcity, the. effort is at tho present time ues which it is proposed to take to concchtrnte it for tho most pnrt away from the railroad arc some­ on properties, devoloti to the public where in the credit system o f our service in transportation. country. Directly or Indirectly, this Tire tpeaker declared tho two prin­ vast sum is rcprcji'ntcd in the ascipal forms o f attack at the present time to be “ drat, the proposal o f gov­ ernment ownership and tho coniscatory process by which it Js to be hroiight about: arid second, tho pro­ posal to Vest in the’ several states the power to discriminate unjustly against tra ffic othta than that which moves solely within, its own borders, thus in effect conferring the power on the several states to abdlish free trade among them and on the more powerful states, tho power by dis­ criminatory and jitfrdcnsojnc terms, to ekcluijo ihe 'tra ffic o f 'biker states from their inaftots." "both o f fhsm Involve disaster to the ^nation’s second largest industry," Measure TfmV\VoWd Forefea SMlto in The Y A S H I ^ T O ^ . Jung ^ - I n f o r m a l ncfuj|aj rtment VJth various marflfme ^ w e r e to «oi ,gh the eWrefiwr cJfthe Y i'c A y n ia W n t lW c r ■ tfflcials waa revealed to see In this method i iveniences to foreign ships within tho three r ■cement regulations while at the same Umo rglere o ffc the American coast may be broken reaty a^eetnent o f right to search fo r this PEKING,.June 13.— President LI Yuan Hun*, with n hostile army of his countrymen nl thc Rates of the capital rend.v to enter if he refused to vacate, yielded to pressure of militarists today nnd left for Tientsin on n special train. General Feng Yu ShnnR, mili­ tary inspector of the metropolitan nrea, had threatened to invade Peking unless he president,.left. President Lt.mude a spectacular dash from hip residence to the stnlldn in n motor car, the train hnvinc been prepared for such eventuality pulled out immediate­ ly. The vice-mihislcr of war nnd n few faithful adherents wnVed Rood-bye to the president. The fliRht left Peking not only without a president bill without a cabinet. The cabinet rcslRned June fith ostensibly because of n disnRrcement with the president over the appointment of petty officials but actually It was said because fi­ nancial impasse faced the Rovernment. The president attempted i nvaln to re-orgnnlze the cabinet. A ROVE N O R M A I T U L S A , Okln., June 13. (Ily the Associated Press) — The Arkansas rived nt 8 o'clock this morning touch­ ed ID feet nnd 8 Inchon nbovc normnl nnd in expect­ ed to continue to rise fo r thirty-six hours. SHANGHAI, June 13.—Conditions in Chinn nre termed the “ worst since the boxer nut-brenk” In n statement in which the American Association of China nnd Amcrlcnn Chamber of Com­ merce of ShnnRhni united. OrRanizntions agreed “ American lives and liberty arc endangered and their prestiRo and business bcinR destroyed by lack or strong nction.” A cable protest was sent to the secretary of stale at Washlhgton todny. I Hr Tfcr tM u fln lrd l-rraa) T A L L A H A S S E E , FI*., June 13.— Florida’s new search nnd aeiiure law, the work o f tho recent legislalure, will become operative July i. Two departure!* from the form er proccdurc in the Issuance o f search warrants provide that when n warrant calls for the leisure o f any property it shall issue in duplicate, ono copy to bo delivered to the owner or occupant o f the place to l»q searched, or in his absence to some other occupant o f the premise*, and when a warrant call* fo rtho arrest o f a person, a copy shall be delivered to him before th* arrest is made. , Th» act also provides that “ dwalling occupied exclusively as such ahall be searched In the nightlme und£r this- act or any other law o f this state except fo r stolen or embezzled property." Another clause* provides that under no circumstances shall a forcible search bo made of a dwelling at night. The home is also protected in the issuaneo o f search warrants fo r the act provides "no search warrant shall issue u n d er.this act or under any other law o f this state to vftt4, dwelling occupied n less jt |a being used for tl M |e or manufacture o f liquor ,or stolen or ciobe orty ia contained therein q |a |n part being used for n0KI purpose, *uch aa a wluon, restaurant, hotel house." The term priva |t, this connection, the m forth, "shall be construct the rooms or room used ai nt,t transiently, but solel] denee In an apartment I or hoarding or lodging fore a search warrant ca der these restriction*, baaed on ."awom proof or some credible witness ths has personal knowldege e tlon" o f the law regardir utre and sale o f Intoxical or that "stolen or embos ty is contained in such that It is being used to ca bllhg, or is being used t< frauds and swindles." Any person who "ms Bulgarian Arm y o f lOO.tiOO Vwunleers Ready'; lo n*fct All Usurpers (S r tx, AH M hM rn «») S O FIA, June 13.— Former Premier Stnmboulisky accompanied by a sin­ gle friend in reported this evening fleeing on horseback through the mountains o f Central Bulgaria.in di­ rection o f the city o f Pirdop, pursued by n squadron o f revolutionary horse­ men. . , RKI.GRADE, June 13.— Dispatches to Jugo-Slav newspapers today re­ port the existence o f state o f civil war throughout the greater part o f SHOWS T H A T 277 CUSTOMERS Ilulgarin. Former cabinet ministers TOOK A D V A N T A G E OF T H E OImiIT and DuparinolT are said to bava O FFER S A T U R D A Y been killed during engagement with revolutionary troopa. That advertising pays, when aystomntienlly followed up, l» most clear­ PA R IS , June 13^-A Bulgarian ly demonstrated by the number o f "volunteer arm y" now numbering customers calling for that free sack 100,000 men and steadily ‘Incrseefog o f flour given Inst Sautrdny by tho in sise, is “ preparing to publish tha Piggly W iggly storo in Sanford. usurpers," says a statement given A total o f 277 customers took ad­ out by tho Bulgarian legation Kara vantage o f tho o ffe r advertised in tho today, summarising an o ffic ia l dlaDoliy Herald, and 4*totod" o ff 1,4(13 pateh from M. Daakaloff, Bulgarian pounds o f good flour. The trade was minister at Prague. The aU teoen t nearly os active Monday, hut Manager adds that thees troopa are guarding Hamrick hos not furnished the Herald the frontiers and the suburbs o f Sofia. with the figures. l)lr. Hnmrlch is n M. Dnxkaloff, who is in tMrset touch dyed-in-the-wool advertiser, uses tho with Varna, Bulgarian Black .Sea columns o f this papdr extensively nnd port, urged the staff o f tha Paris lega­ says thnt the success met by his storo tion not to execute ordara. received in this city is largely due to this ad­ from ihe "new illegal government, vertising. which is established only . at. Sofia lie has something o f interest to tell and supported by a handful o f ad­ you todny nnd you will make n decid­ venturer*." ed reduction In the high cost o f living by carefully reading every word. You SE N A TO R FI.KTCHBR have to carry your purchases home,' TO ItEPOUT ON TRIAL hut you nre well pnld for thu effort. T R IP O F L B V IA 1 H A N SHANGHAI, June 13.— It was charpcd the Chinese ijre continuinR outraRcs iiRuinst foreigners nnd that Amcricnn vessels had been fired on up Ihe Ynngtze river and the American flag had been insulted. American gunboats nre said to be inadequate to prelect Americans. Chinese officials were accused of violating.the trenty in refusing to protect foreigners. Travel between treaty ports on land nnd wntcr was termed unsafe.. Dispatch of cargoes prevented while opium trnffic encouraged nnd has/flourished. The 1D20 census population o f Sanford was li.GHH. It is a small metropolitan city and possesses a number of prominent features which have nn appeal to tho tourist, the health seeker, tho home-seeker and Investor. They arc briefly ns fullows: Twelve miles of pavod atreets. Bond issue voted fo r ten additional miles. Located on l-*ke Monroe, seven mile* long, five miles wide. r Over three million dollars on deposit in hanks. Excellent graded school system, accredited high school. Modern municipal sanitation. Rail nnd water transportation. Free public library. Year-round concerts by lf»4th Infantry, F. N. G MHilary Rand Real estate values not inflate,!. . Daily and weekly papers. _ Ideal winter and summer climnto. Most intensively d e v e lo p ] agricultural section in Florida. A ll prominent fraternal organisations. . ^ • Well shaded streets, good roads. Hospitable people. Rod and Gun Club. Sporty g o lf course. , Hunting nnd fishing. . . •All the attributes found In the larger cities which mako life worth while.— Tampa Tribune. STATE OF C IVIL W AR EX IST8 THRUOOUT GREAT­ ER PAR T OF OOUN’rtlY TW O IlOYH DROW NED NEAR O CALA YESTER D AY he was in the same gang. Kent RosW H IL E IN SW IM M IN G slter, who will tell tho truth onco in a wtitle, is absent from the city, so (H r DO* A ■■•rial *4 Prcaa) O C A L A , Juno 13.— The body of there is not much chanco o f learning the truth regarding the nction o f tho James Akin, 12, who with Clifford Kruger, I I, drowned yesterday in delegates from Sanford. Knights L ike, while Kreuger’e moth­ Kiwnnians are urged to bo present er watched from shore, was recovered nt next Wednesday's luncheon, as a today. K roger'* body was not found. most Interesting program is being ar­ ranged. The total stock, o f monetary gold in tho United States on March 1, HUMMER SCHOOL W IL L ID23, amounted to • $3,Dill,000,000 OPEN T H IS W EEK A T while tho total supply o f currency U N IV E R S IT Y O F P L A was $1,011,000,000, yet national banks ulono report total de|>oslta Gainesville, June 13.— Tho advanco amounting, lo $17,420,000,000, or over guard of approximately 1,000 stu­ four times the total circulating me­ dents who are expected to attend^ dium o f teh country. the summer school, which officially opens todny at the University of Florida, have arrived in tho city and earh train brings additional young men and ladios. The summer school August 8. Every available room in tho viclnly o f tho university has been engaged. This summer school course is .a great help for young men and women seeking their first teaching certificate. A ll parts o f the state will ho represented at the summer normal, and the faculty this ysar Is an exceptionally strong ono. W A SH IN G TO N , Juna 18.—8#na- tor Fletcher, Democrat, Florida, said said today he would go on tha trial trip o f the leviathan and make • re­ port as ranking minority membUr o f tlie aenate committee on Commerce. " I t Is my understfniiiiik' that the contract for the reconditioning o f the vcaael called for a trial trip nt tha expense o f the contractors," aaid Banstar Fletcher adding, "1 will aboard to note what occurs during the trip. I f tho trial Is prober^ con­ ducted without the lavish sgpshdttur* o f public funds 1 will not hesitate to say ao. One the other hand. If pub­ lic fund* are wasted on a ‘ (pleasure Junket, I will promptly denounce It." Against the French Forces Occupying* the ttiiKr District i Ity i'||g DUSHELIionr, June 18.—"A n organised reign o f terror" In the guerrilla w arfare*Is being carried on-against the occupying forces Ruhr according ty the French m ilitary headquarters. Authorities ep campaign la revenge by nationalists fo r the execution*ef former Gerl fleer A lbert Hchlegeter fo r sabotage. Genera) DeGqutte and ott army officero are slated fo r assassination the mUliary secret service t prinonment o f not more than a il montha. Any officer who “ w ilfully exceeds his authority or exercises it with .unnecessary severity shall be fined not more than $600 or Imprison­ ed not ^noce thaif six months" and further, wjll be liable to removal from office. ... , .. According to legal authority* here, it ia the first timo th* stole has had any penalty fo r officers who carried out 01 'practices lu the service o f war­ rant*. . . , . . bs M A Y E N C E , June 13.— The ^cath penalty has been imposed ^y t L Court martial here upon German Engineer George, o f the Baden EnQl Works at Ludwlgshafen who ia charged with sabotage.. French an eay be confessed. B E R L IN , June 13.— Eleven Germans havy been s M ^ < | i * V since th* azaasslnation In Dortmund loot'Saturday o r |iwo French I missioned offk gra according to dispatch** to Berlin nswspapsjg. lima jnclude, fatalities in Dorthmund Sunday night whlcl^ (j.M p ' pumber six. Other fiv e named in .dispatches were eli^ trjw er^ W boy end tw o doctor* shot dead at Recklinghausen and doctor 4 M ^ killed In Dortmund. �****•« j f t t n r i n * * n fit* THE FARMING INTERESTS MRS. FRED D A IR B R , Hodety Editor , j \ « Phone JIT-W ,, . , I I r A tiavs a a r frlraSa v la llla s t m — If reW.ars a a ia a a i r n k w . ar raailaa h a il., ar j f jm * arr r n ir r la la la * . W rlla a M atsl rare «■ <hl. O .p a rla i.a l, a l» im Sasalla, ar f.I.p k a a * fb r lin n . II n lll be "a re a tlr ' a s a rr r la l.e . t -SOCIAL CALENDAR ' - • ,«*• Wetfcnaaday— Mins Fern Ward will •entertain at dinner complimenting MIm Dorothy Rumph. Wednesday— Mrs. D. I - Thrasher and tfm . J. D. W oodruff give n lunch­ eon compllmchtlng Misses Frances Gheppftll and Dorothy Rumph, two hftdaA-clect of this month. Wodnesday— Miss Fern Ward enter­ tains at dinner at 0:90 honoring Miaa Dorothy Humph. FOR MISS L E H M A N Miss Kathleen Brady entertained at a miscellaneous shower yeatorday a f­ ternoon In honor o f Miaa Hermlnla Lehman. Quantities o f pink hydranlas nnd rosea were used in the various rooms. When tho honorce arrived ahe was led to the chair o f honor which wns covered with pink crape paper nnd ferns. Then tittle K iss Elhubath Turner came in dressed In ’ a dainty yellow nrgandio dives and hab-'and pulling a Srtiatl express WAgon whlfch wns decorated with' pink crepe (iMjter and ferns. Thla-'contlUhM thA numerous preicnU for’.tne bride'-to-be. A f ­ ter nlL hkd.ddm tred' t h e 'g ift * Miss Brady naked the fcuesU to write a bty of ad vie* fo r the hetooree In her hHd^a Itook while Miss Jglla Iralng rendered r. benutlful piano solo. Iwite In tho afternoon the hostess served a salad course. . Wednesday— Mian Saritn l.nke gives a bridge party at 8:90 In honor of ‘ Mias Dorothy Rumph and Benjamin Wbltner, Jr. . Thdreday— Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Key entertain at bridge at their homo op Park avenue at 8:90, complimen­ ting Mian Dorothy Kutnph and Ben­ jamin Whltner, Jr., whose marriage will be gn event o f next Tuesday. w On September 11th, 18M, Miles M. Stewart was barn near what, is now Apopkn, Fla., where he livotl with his father's Xnmlly until he wns sixteen years o f age, when with the connohl of his father, he with two other Uds set out fo r themselves. Having dlsrohlbition, immdcistcly covered nn extensive wild orange fleers of the prohibition grove on the shores o f Lake Apopkn Alp and manner are more expres­ sing than.Words, hence a Savings A c­ " I f any foreign vessel leaves a count at the Sfeminole County ^ a n k foreign fa r t before June 10, ID23, — an expression o f faith. fo r an American port, having liquor Sarah Jane Smith o f SLatenvillc, aboard fo r !beverage purposes, such Georgia. . liquor shall' hot be soiled under thcao Mr. Stewart became a very exten­ regulations while kept under customs sive orange grow er and remained in spsl In American territorial wntern that business. until the disaatrous on such voyage.” frees© o f 1808 from which he suffer­ The paragraph, Mr. Moss declared, ed enormous losses. la not susceptible o f more than one Coming to Sanford about eighteen conatructloh the regulations arc in years ago jia engaged in tho truck­ fu ll forco and there has been no rea­ ing business, and became the owner, son presented why the treasury at various times o f valuable prop­ should walvo the roles thus laid erty, in addition to hiB farm , his first tloWn. ' (' home hero Was that now owned and While. the first international ,comoccupied' by Mr. Forest, Lake on Park pllcatlbn "to’ ‘ result from the appli­ avenue, selling this he purehnsed Ihe cation o f the court’s drastic. In ter-! property on Union nvonue now occu­ pretatlon o f the Volstead act threat­ pied by Dr, H eits; after retiring from ened at flrtt to develop serious'conse­ the trucking ' business he owned and quences, 'moat treasury officials Inst water 1 o|»crated the Elder Spring' night were'Inclined to the view that business, but his health fulling he the difficulties wijl "blow over” and ’ spent the last few yearc at his home that hereafter general compliance hy on Mellonvillc avenue, agnln devot­ the foreign ships with the American ' ing hln time to tho care o f the beau­ law may bo expected. There were ' tiful ornflge grove which surrounded some, however, who felt •that possibly his residence. . legal proceedings might be attempted I Of n genial disposition, iinoatcntaby some forolgn shipping companies I timin mid unpretentious ,n man who because, they said, there wns n ques­ < wns nlwnyn ready to assist (hose in tion as to whether a foreign ship, r.red o f help, thia world is n hotter oven though In American wnters, I place for his h ivin g lived in it. In early youlh he hornme n member of the Baptist church, nnd for,th e pant len yearn hits been Ihe beloved chair­ man o f the Bonn! o f Dencons o f the First Baptist church o f Sanford. About four years ngv he suffered a Severe attack of the flu, from which 'T h o , Pipe Organ Club will meet he never fully recovered, he died on M onday nfternoOn at 9:90 with Mra. Mny 20th, 192.1, o f pulmonary nbA. M. Phillips on Oak avenue. For moving or storage, '8. . ThJksdsy—-The Daughters o f W esley’ w ill entertain with n miscellaneous shower In honor o f Miss Jessie Grave* end Miss Frances Chnppcl « t ___ , the home o f Mrs. John Dccn at R j honorco and to enjoy tho hospitality p-, m, I of no charming a hostess. . . Friday— Mra. Harry Ward will enter- j , . . a - — . - . tain the members o f the Book l/»v-1 Ht’ ltA P -IR O N CLASH P IC N IC . , •ta Club at 4 o'clock. * * . ■ ■■ — • Friday— Mrs. Donnld Whitcomb nnd Tho Scrap-Iron Class picnic and Misa Florence Henry will entertain Osh-fry will he held at Crystal luike at a miscellaneous showe rat tho at tho name place as last year's pichomo o f tho latter at -t p, in. honor- nic, instead of 1/ake Harney as at ing Miss Dorothy Rumph, a bride- first planned. High water at Lake elect o f next wock. Harney made it impossible to have The following invitations have been received hy many in Hanford by friends of the contracting parties: Mr. end Mrs. James Howard Jarrott request the honor o f your presence at the marriage of their daughter Helen Ixtulso . to 1 - The local secretary o f the Sanfakd -• •• Mr. John Wilber McKee Chapter Easter Star has rcdelvtd the Oii' Tuesday, June twenty.sixth fallow ing communication from the OrNineteen hundred and twenty-thre© Innd6 Chapter: ' " “ •' at nine o'rlock • Orlando Chapter No. 131, O. E. 8,„ Eleven hundred anti six, East forty- will hold their annual picnic Thurs­ eighth Street * day afternoon Juno Slat-at Lake'Side Savannah, Georgin. Park, two mile* aouth o f Orlando on A t home after August Hist at San­ the'DixIa Highway. ford. A ll o f your chapter is Invited to bo EASTERN. STAR . A N N U A L /’PIONJCv LAKESIDE PARK , ..T h e.D p o Organ Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. W. M. S cott The hostess’ rooms were attractive with bowl* o f flowers. During the^thisi Incas meeting plans were discussed fo r next season's baxaar. Mra. Scott surprised the members by showing thdm a 'number o f nrtirlcs she had piloted, (nr the hataar. ' A t the con­ clusion of the business ‘ meting, tho h'oatess scrvwh n dellclou* salad coOrsi. Th e’ next meeting “will be With Mrs. A. M. Phillips on Oak avehue. A fte r n short business meeting tho members will 'drive * 'to Silver Treasury to Enforce . Boo?c:Bar Ri^lin^— New Instructions Out • *,'• [L---- 11( "j >t M A K E S p L X lb f T I I H A T T IT U D E OK U N IT K O S T A T E S , O O V RB N M E N T. ‘ .W A S H IN G T O N , June 12. — The treasury will stand pat in Its de­ termination to enforce rigidly the recent supreme court decision bar­ ring beverage liquor from the terri­ torial waters -of the United State*. It so informed customs officers in new Instruction* tonight; Issued,' an official declared that further mlaunpresent, together with your husbands doratandlngs with foreign governG66 quickly relieve* OtihlipRlinn and families, also any visiting 8tsr 5IHount>88. Hawdarhea. C oIHn It. your community. Pmgrsin o f sport* to begin #t 1:80 and LtHrlppr. p. m. Suppci al shout 4:80 p. m, hsskets. We furnish thr co ffet and ice water. Kindly have all your party wear tege on which arc written their names i,nd town (In large letters) as w# want this to he s get-acquainted gath­ ering. ■prises A prise to the chapter bringing th* largest dulegatUh. ' A prise to tkr olrissl Mason rat the jiicnjc. A prise to the youngest Eastern Star member. * , A prise to thr fattest member pres* enL * A prise to the thinnest member, preeont A prise to the tallest member pres­ ent. A prise to the shortest man present.. Everyone come and h a w a good time. • The Herald delivered alx times e «eek fo r ilk , . , House,' Mobley’s Hunt's Pharmacy. Drug telephone C3-9tc Store 63-3U o n i g h t ^ Agnes Ayres Theodore Hoberti * • * "18(4-%. Richard Dix the New Pamimnnrt , That's the tingling fry T j youth', at the wheel, wh7aa ^ love and a man's honor d e J L R taking whirlwind ehsnces! be gripped by the brratMfu ,1 3 ^ Ittj-o u -M laugh a, , 0u ,|p ij j INTERNATIONAL NBSS 1 —T O M O R R O W » Pnllnv/loR 'a notlct* rm-rnHy publish­ ed re m o v in g nil authority fr om Mr. J. I.. W illia m s to a r t 1 I n 'a n y o ffic ia l r s parity f o r thin toippaii>. this In In notify the piililir Hint the tlra.v M otor Hairs Company w i l l continue in bustnrss under thn m nnaifcm m t o f (I. C, A lderm an unit (Hat lie has au thority to art In the ra p a city o f m a n a g er and nil hualnesn trmnaartlona must he made thru him, o r inyaelf. K ID N E Y TROUBLE IlECOMn JACKIE COOGAN I. SERIOUS “ Suffered with severe hr»4* under my shoulder blade. My kid, L'pnnlinr Gauges for Fords $1.00; I’ ednl Pads 50c r,et. Spotlight?, Windshield visors; T IR E S and TU B E S at dose prlcen. You- ran g et back with our tires. - Better gnsolinc nnd >oil. W c carry the largest stock o f automobile tires nnd accessaries on i ’nlmctto nvcnuc. . F. P. RINES-r; cr 105 Palm etto A ve.——-— Phone . ‘ ; and bladder wore In bad condltlos was weak and nervous snd f»lt t nnd worn out, Wslklng m.d, short o f breath. Every mount* face and hands were bloated. M ciiyi failed J? Kelp my conditio* doctor* rfdvised an operatioj," M oggie Nelson, Mossdnlr, FI* •q-2 Pllla, tried them and c very whore,— Adv. . Now Shipment of V A N T IN E S - ' {V-t-o.a.w.-20tc N O T IC E Brought Us A New licit of In Black and White, Blue and White, LrfVendar and White, Red and \ White, a t, each .. / FOR ,$ALE^-20 bales ’ Buyirisr Propci ty E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. The Marlnello Shop, formerly Inf'ihO Meirfch Building, hnn • . mnaed to the Rrumley-p«l(l4te«t:QulMlitK NOIt • to the Valdex^iolel i * .' . •* Now established and prepared to1make a|>pdlntment«, You arc cordially invited to inspect our Maritiello line of beauty specialties . U ii , . • i 'V vV’ • ■ > , : . , , . ,. * • v Special appointmenta mado to ^uit your convenience r i h r. L a r1 w rH n ■ A w M i Mi nr i .11 . J ll J I 1 I J ■ ■ 't o l a l \ 1 * | Incense Burners— Pine, Sandalwood, Violet, Wistaria mi „ •, Rcwe— thc lalffistcreations Fat Fryers.— Puro Fond Mnrke,t. To Whom It May Concern: Please take notice that wc, I,. A. Rcnaud nnd Elain A. Ronaud, husband and w ife, o f Sanford, Florida, will nn the.12th day o f July, A. D. 1929, at Sahford, Florida, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., or as noon thereafter as we ran ho heard, w ill make application to and before the Houoratlo Circuit Court in and for 8eminolu County, Florida, for leave to adopt nnd an order of adap­ tion according to the laws of Florida, Paul DyCss, u minor child. Dated, June 12th, 1023. L. A . R E N A U D , E L S IE A . R E N AU D , Petitioners. S C H E L L E M A IN E S , * t Attorney fo r Petitioners. June 12-10-28;'July 3-10. I backache and pains In my |ep Gol An AtoWact Bcf * ------ t NOTICE! Beautiful patterns, at, each ■*1 v f " skip your household gflpda, «cgto«w y| store them until you need them. Call adelphia, where he tied been for treatment fo r several weeks, Hia body was returned to Sanford fo r in­ terment. The .funeral service was conducted by his' pastor Dr. King, assisted by his form er pastor Dr. Hyman; with singing by the Indies o f the Baptist choir; the members 6t ♦he B oan F of Deacons serred ns pnllT>carers. ' The' beautiful floral tributes' in -grea t profusion attested the love and esteem in which the departed Was held. . He leaves n ’ Wlfo And six-children, namely, Mrs. A. C. Chapman o f K is­ simmee, Fla.; Mm. F. K. Gatrhel, Misses Minnie and Miry Stewart, and Maxwell Stcwnrt o f Sanford, and Miss K d lth _S tcw a rt. o f Philadelphia, Iwnidcs: several crand-chihfrcn)' and hundreds o f friends, who mourn h i* loss. . Cures Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bilious Fever. * - . Phone 825 and 9t09 A. M. to 12:00-------- HOURS-------- 1:00 4o 4t00 P. M. :98. IMORY OF M. M. STEWART. sceas, In t h e 'M e th o d is tM o r ta l, Phil­ 1 FnHtk ODea nrtbvhed RnmkytWWnw In f from Ohio, where he has been fo r the past year. B, F. W IIIT N E R , Cashier SOCIETY W itfA r W B K For. Florida: F air tonight , Wednesday, local thonderto showers. A COMMUNITY BUILDER f . P. FORSTER, President customs the form er •pVactice o f opening the store* fd r insuance o f the wine ra­ tions shduld be follow ed’on this trip. Some representations was said to have beditHnadc by the embassy that an undgfitanding had bc£n reached M ing Account and acquaintance Start yours here today. . ■ .. ‘ <r s V w rm m ¥ M 9 _ j i I I JL f l �w rn __ 'i 'it; ... . 9.C7 111 m I*J h»i Dplc would Sanford Daily Herald/L" ^ m „< ■. . . — — ■ — ----------------------- ------ prices and keep their money only mnko more <• 7 at Ik* H i n M Ri IMIi r , . - * * i they would not H l f M l I i A n , Im lirA , Fla. moneyr by Investing it at homo but they would be doing their home city a good turn by making it possible n m u in n i fo r more people here to build. And - • __ B ik a r whenever* the chance is given you to i, nni.t.Y N. J. Lit.LARD.___ ScctTtary-Trcaaafrr Invest your money in home building H. A. HKKL----- ______ Gtarral M aaairr R. P. HOLLT _ . Advrrttalaa Maaaarr enterprises you should respond to the ----------- 4- limit for you arc helping yourself A irv rtla ta * Rates M ia s ' K asw a • « and helping your own town when you A p ftlM llm put your money at work here at n L B W t l SHIPP Cl reals tlna M aaa*«r high rate o f Interest and at a sure P i t s * W - W after S p, m. thing. SakarrtytlsB Prtsa la A t ia a is Re K* M ‘IBS M * M IfJ h :r-- : in. 1023 WED* THE SALFORD DAI & ** -! W iltT D.. D. I L i M I left e ll's g iirvoy o f , the L e v y ilr i t f f . f - l r h e l k a l i t <w$il I V iH M j i s i f *•»«*«» at tlie (lute o f the I n u s n t e o f such 15a Ra *3. S PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1 S : COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 5 j'i(i ii'ii'.i’i'ill rorilfoat. to Hit iiixmlx of A'nktttmn. • ‘ •• ' eii .. Also T a x iV rtlflc s te ' No. 272. dated the Tth day o f June, A. P. 1920. tins (lied said certificate In my o f f ic e and lias made application f o r T a x Peed to Issue In accordance w ith Inw. Raid certificate! emarures the fo l l o w i n g desrriljed prop* f l y altuated In Hemlnole ** n County, Florida. tu -w lt: Lot IS llloek Na Rn a 3 tsa Pn Ra hn M H fa IR h R t M R i It.. I». It. Mitchell's Hurve)' o f the I.evy (Irani. T h e said land lielng ns.n-ssi-d nt thp dale o f the Isnunnee o f sueli ccrtlfleato In the name o f ITnknown. The Hoard o f County Conimlftilonseconded by Comr. B. K. Wheeler nnd Also T a x Certificate No. 271. dated Cts fo r Seminole county met in reg7th day o f June, A. I>. 1!>2S, has carried, Chairman John Mclsch, nnd the filed snld certificate In my o ffic e and t'lnr cession June 4th nt 10 a. m. Comr. G. L. IUedsoc nre hereby auth­ has made upplleutlon f o r T a x Peed Present: Chairman John Mclsch and to Issue In accordance with law. Halil orized to trndo the two obi Ford certificate embraced the fo l l o w i n g d e ­ Comr*. G. L. Bledsoe, C. W. Etnztrucks at tho-convict camp, for * one scribed property sltnntcd In Hemlnole County. Florida., to- w i n Lot IS (L e e s mingcr, B. F. Wheeler nnd E. Curlett new Ford Truck, to the best advant­ K C acres) Block 1).. 1>. It. Mitchell's with V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk; Survey o f t,evy (Irnnt. .Thu said land age o f the county. I b ein g assessed at tlie date o f the Is­ -----------o Oaa Tear...... . .......... ..............M aw Geo. A. DeCottcs, attorney, nnd C. M. o f such I'erilflcatc In the name afat Msatks___________ _______ a.oo The T a x Assessor having presented suance A D V IC E TO HAT1IER8. Hand, Sheriff, in Attendance. Irf Horace Hnndiraon.. Dellyeretl la City hr Carrier his books showing the assessed valu­ A lso T a b Certificate No. 270. dated Oaa W « l l ^ — ------------------- IS Oeats Minutes o f the last regular meeting the 7th da)‘ d f J W . A. I V J920. Iina Do not atny In the water too long. held Mny Nth, also special meetings ation o f property for examination by filed sabl certificate In my o ffic e anil The hie U . to ls -ra a s Week Ir M. eallrelr, rarer* ncwlasls, C ommit Some experts place the time at .10 the board in compliance with the re­ has made application fo r Tux Peed held May 17th nnd 21st,- were read a i Is'»abttsbeS every PrM ar. ‘ASrrfr lo Issue in -accordaneo with Inw. Hnid quirement* o f Section 4, o f Chapter certificate cinhrncca the fo llo w in g d e ­ lathe rates aiaSa. kaswa i s a r r llr t - minutes. Thnt is long enough—cer­ and approved. lea. M M aer yoar. alwara la asvaaev. scribed property situated In Hemlnole 8584 Laws o f Florida, nnd the Board tainly 40 minutes is ample. Wear n County, Florida, t o - w l l : Ian .30 Hindi MKMBBH THIS ASBOC1ATRO PftKSS bathing cap; it will protect your ears • Misa Virginia Smith and H. C. Du- o f County Commissioners having g iv ­ I ) , l>. It. Mitchell's Survey o f the L e v y Uoae, appeared before tne board in (Iraht. T h e snld land being assessed T h e Associated Press Is exclu sively entitled to tl.e uee fo r republics! I on o f from sudden changes in water pres­ reference to a Mr. Free nnd family, en notice fo r fifteen days by publica­ at the date o f the Issuance of such a ll news dispatch** credited to It or sure and possibly protect you ngainst tion in the Sanford .Herald, a news­ certificate In the name o f Unknown. not oth erwles credited In thte neper A ls o T a x CertUtcntc No. 1C9, dated nnd on motion of Comr. B. F. Wheel­ paper published nt Sanford, in the Those in­ ad also the local news published a serious car infection. the Till day o f June. A. p. 19 20.. hus er, seconded by Comr. G. L. Bledsoe, county , o f Seminole, that the Board filed said certificate In m y o ffic e nnd ereln. AM rlth te o f rs-publlcatlon o f special fections arc common during the bath­ has made application fo r T a x P e e d nnd carried, this board does not conSlspstebee herein era also reserved. would meet on this day ns a Hoard o f to Issue In accordance with Inw. Said ing season innd you would do wisely O ffla i IIKIIALU M IILtllNO. Pboae 148 cider tjio case o f Free nnd family, Equalizers fo r the purpose o f hearing certificate rmhracrs the fo l l o w i n g d e ­ to wear the bathing cap for n few scribed property situated In Hemlnole n county case. forelen Advartlslna fcepretetilsliye complaints and receiving testimony ns County, Florida, to-M'lt; l o t s fit noil minutes rather than sulTer'cnr trou­ ‘ ' AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION THE Bid of \V. S. Enrlc for hnrd-sur- to thu value o f any property, real, 29, M id w ay In Her. .12 Ttvp. 10 M. It bles and doctor's expense. The wear­ .11 R. Tin- snld land being assessed nt fncing of the Kokiwu river fill was personal or mixed,, ns fixed by the the date' iff .the Issuance o f such c e r ­ ing o f the bathing cap during bath­ tificate In the name o f Unknown. ing will prevent troubles to the cars. here opened, rend nnd referred to Eng. County Tax Assessor for assessment Also T a x Certificate No. <7. dated ■ ■ ■ in s 7th day o f June, A. P. 1920. has Fred T. Williams. fo r the tnxos o f the year A. I). 102-3, the — Ocala Ilanncr. filed sabl certificate In my o ffic e nnd . The Herald understands that in n ----------- o----------Hon. Forrest Lake here addressed tho owners nnd agents of, property, has made application f o r T a x Peed County, Florida. . to-wit*. H G li o f has made application fur Tax t ,d to Issue In nccordaiice w ith Inw. Hald H \ V , sice. 23. T w p . 19 H ltiin ge 29 few dsys it will be possible for peo­ N E W S PA PE R ADS A R E REST the Hoard in reference to the-work of who appeared fo r that purpose, were certificate embrace* the fo llo w in g di— K. to ucrea. T h e aald Innil being to Issue In accordance with Inw. k»I< ple wanting money fo r investments the U»23 session of the Florida legis­ allowed to mnkc full and complete aerified 'properly altuated In Hemlnole assessed nt the date o f the IsHiiunco certific ate embraces thu (olluwlmr d( . County. Florida, t o - w l l : A ll H W l i of o f such certificate In th e name o f t!nto borrow it here from several com­ scribed property situated In Memlnol. statements nn to the valuation o f the N K (t ly in g N o f HI. Oortrude Ave. knnwn. When advertisers get together to lature. Cmmty. Florid a, to-wll*. V’. S of n\vt, Her. 29, Twp. 19. H. It. 3(1 B. K Here*. panies who will bo in n position to talk things over, they nre likely to property owned or represented by A ls o T a x Certificate No. 237. duted o f H HU and H K U o f HIP ; Sec 31. Twa Motion o f Comr. C. W. Entzmingcr, The said Innd being assessed nt the loan money on rasy terms. This will say exactly what they mean. The seconded by Comr. E. Curlett nnd car­ them and tho Tax Assessor nnd the date o f the Issuance o f huc Ii cert I li­ the 3rd d ay « f June. A. P. l u l l , bus 19 H. It. 29 13. dlt acres. The said Ixrvd filed said certificate In my o f f ic e nnd bein g assessed at tho date ef u,v |,. go a long ways toward building a value of newspaper advertising, there­ ried, Chairman John Meinch nnd Hon. m em bers, of the hoard having fully cit te In the name of-U nknow n. Also T a x C ertificate—No. 301, dated llu* made application f o r T a x Peed ■ nance o f such ccrtlllcalu In the him* o f Unknown. Oreater Sanford and It is something fore, appears to he thoroughly es­ Forrest Lake and It. F. Whitner, Jr., discussed the statements nnd facts os the 2nd day o f June, A. 1). 1919. ha* to Issue In ncrordntire w it h latv. HnlU Unless said certificate* shall l>s f i ­ filed snld certificate In my o f f ic e nnd certificate embraces th e fo l l o w i n g d e ­ that Sanford has needed badly for tablished, for the opinion of the As­ county ngont, nre hereby appointed n presented, decided not to chnngc nny has made application f o r T a x Peed to scribed properly s ltu a t.d In Hrtnlnnlo lin 'm r <1 according An law, Tux K m w ill Issue thereon 'On the :,th itm id Issue In accordance w ith law. Hold County. Florida. 'In-w-lt: some time. sociated Advertising Clubs of the committee to take up the matter of o f the assessments ns made by the Tux cerllflUhte NfiV'i of j embraces the f o llo w in g d e ­ K R ' i Kre. 31. Tw p. 2 <i S. It. 29 Fast, July. A. P . 1923. ---------- o---------W’jT N K H H m y o ffic ia l signature, »nl World, in recent convention, held thnt |securing help from the State nnd Fed­ Assessor o f Seminole county. scribed properly situated 111 Hemlnole td acres. T h e said land being as­ seal till* till* Sbtli day e f Aliy. 4 p County, Florida, t o - w i t ! Lot 1. l ’ hllat til*' date nf the Issuance o f 1923. England says Germany's latest o f­ the "most effectlvo medium of pub­ eral governments, in reference to the . S A ll warrants pnid during the month llp It. Voting (Irani. Her. 32 Ttvp. 20. sessed such rertlllcuto In thu nuinn'Of ( i v y . 1 , I f . - A. POI'lllAHX, fer for reparations is all right for licity is advertisements in local news­ control of plant diseases nnd insects. o f Mny wero ordered cancelled o f rec­ H. It. 31 13. T in ' Bald land bein g us- street Turpentine Company. aesseil at the dnto o f the Issuntire o f Clerk Circuit t'nun, A i m T a x t’ erllflcnte No. 3. dated France to accept and thnt if ncccptcd papers.” The following resolution was offer­ ord. such rcrllllcntc In llie name o f June the 3rd day o f June, A. P. 191*,. has Heinltmle t'nnntr. Kit VOuriKe. Instate. U y : A. At. WUIIKH. |i. t*. the passive resistance - would stop. This applies to everything to be ed by Comr. C.#W. Entzmingcr, who Reporta o f the several county o ffic ­ Also T a x Certificate No. 303. dated filed said certificate' In my o f f i c e ’ and B-30— C-fi-t 3-20-27— 7-1 We believe that England is right advertised. Merchants nre taking moved Hr adoption, same being duly ials were received, read and ordered the 2nd day o f June, A. P. 1919, has flli'il said certificate In my o ffic e and and without going into details o f the more and more to this form of ad­ seconded by Commissioner B. F, filed. has made npplleiillnii f o r Tux Peed lo Issue Io accordance with taw. Hold individuals nre Wheeler, nnd adopted. transaction would any thnt any kind vertising. Private Ther6 being no further business this cert Ideate em brarc* the f o llo w in g d e ­ o f settlement that would reimburse finding it the quickest and cheapest Whereas, Hon. Forrest Lake, repre­ hoard stands adjourned to meet ngnin scribed property slto.ited nod bein g |p the devastated countries and bring wny for them to effect changes of sentative o f Seminole county, In the at their next regular meeting to be Hemlnole County. Florida, tu -w lt: Lois 2. II and 17. I'hllllp It. Voting (Irnnt. world peace would bo all right. goods or purchases outside the usual legislature of the State of Florida, held on Monday, July 2nd, A. D. 11*23, Her. f. Tw p. 21 H. II. 31 Hast. The said lam) being assessed at tbc date -----------o---------ones made by regular dealers. Di­ has made n report of the resulta ac­ at 10 o'clock a. m. o f the Issuance o f siidt certificate In the name o f June Vuunge. Kstnte. President Hording wants to modi­ rectors o f public utilities lire just be­ complished by him in securing the Also Tax Cert I (Ira tv No. 37. dated fy the prohibition laws but it will ginning to discover the value o f news­ passage of legislative matters affect­ Tho Herald delivered six times n I tin 2 nd day o f June, A. P. 1919. lu is' nled snld .certltlrntv In my o f f ic e and only be for the foreign shipping, it paper advertising to them. ing Seminole County locally, and, week fo r 16c, has made application f o r T a x Peed is all right to pass laws fo r Amcricn One speaker on the subject advo­ to Issue III nrrnrdnm'o with law. Hald Whereas, our representative has certificate embrace* the. f o llo w in g lie -' but we can not pass them for foreign cate^ such advertising, urging pub­ secured the passage of the following scribed property situated in Hemlnole > Comity'. Florida, t o - w ll; Lot 7 llloek ■hips unlois we wnnt to cut out all lished statements of the company’s acts, to-wit: 3 T ie r i! Hanford. Th e said land lo l iig l the foreign vessels and stop shippings affairs and advertising talks with the assessed nt tile date o f the Issuatlpe j An net prohibiting cattle from run­ o f sorb certltlcute In the name o f l ’ n-i In thh event foreign countries would ning at large In n portion of Seminole known. to enjoy the benefits derived through q.\ncrship of an OAK­ retaliate and our vessels could nut ’ "Publicity," he said, “ to Ik * effec­ county. Also T a x Certificate No. 33. dated the 2nd day o f June. A. P. 1919. has LAND car. 11’ h standard of gas consumption is far below land .at foreign ports. America can tive must bg continuous, sustained, An act prohibiting the hauling of filed snld ce rtio ra te In my o ffic e anil the average. Its response to control and trying climbs i* ha* uinde application for T a x Peril live within herself but it would kill day in nnd day 'out. Acquiring the seines and nets in the waters o f Semi­ lo Issue lo ucrordance .wIth law. Huhl astounding. lluKIt along low racing body lines, yet natty as nil exports and imports and a big good will o f the public Is like estab­ nole county, re rllflca te i inhrares llie i pilot'.'log ill - I to its graceful style, the O A K LA N D 'SIX combined powery scrllo d property situated oml being lit 1 trade with foreign countries. lishing a man's character." Ami this An net providing for the establish­ County, Flu., tu-wlt:. Lot 7.. ,*. { I *.| 61-2tc Seminole service, beauty and economy. Ccnte in for a demonstnw ...L ■■ ., b 9. II. 12, anil 13. W.. |\ l.e n iltt'a Hull-. Die * ncvr/pap&r advertisement helps ment of%bulkhemi nnd reclamation I * I \ | H 1 • * H. Th. Nil III I ;t -tioiti ■■ 1 * ^ v a* iww |•— -* — yy y"■- J tThe president o f the sugar trust any organization to do.—Orlando districts in Seminole county? “ *' i‘tl at th** dat. of llu* iMNiinbi'b'Df4Ahfli * 5 t OI* I L { ( $ A c Y i K, K ID N E Y ■ays that sugar will remain at the Sentinel. r«»rlinrnt»* In (lit* iiHitir o f t’ liknnwrt. An net for the protection of public A I«o Tax l ’t-rlIflralo .Vo. IT. ilatf.1 THOUliLR •amo price until October. Well this lh r .ml tiny of Juiif. A. P. It'll*, linn health In Seminole couqly. Hnckuchc, Hhcuntatic Pains, dull Mlf«l Raid c . r llllt a lt In m> ufflcu nnd gives us several months o f grace. HOME OWN Eli H MAKE REAL An act authorizing n special levy tnniln nppllcnlIon fur Tnx hrndnchc, tired fcclinq, too frequent 1Iiiin He does not say what it will do a fte r m Irriip I n l i m i t ditnri u l lli Inw Haiti , CITIZENS. of one mill to pay the salary of the cvr 1 1liint 1* iriihriiff'R lli«* (MlJfiwIim «!»• urinatlnn, disrpiored or strong odor October and we should care. He county demonstration agent, nnd to hi rilufl |»i(-|i.'rt> bliiidltd In Hf*nilliulr arc symptoms of kidney and bladder I'Mimiy, I ’ lorhln. l u - w l l : A ll In H.»»* f *»i« I can get along down here in Florida OaR Avenue and Third Street ' It is Iretter for . the citizens and provide funds for experimental work. trouidc. "I wan always having n ' i l ’nlil S« ••. 30 Tw p. I f H. ItuNK*' 30 II. all right If every farmer will plant better fur the city to have more home .lo n,i'ir * 'I II*' Rahl land I i H iiu nnwcRtu'd An act providing for the protection iiocknrhc wlt(ch.rnuacd me grent suf- ai th.* date i»f flu* I hruimkm* o f nuoh *•*•! more cane. And while the Sugar owners- Thu ownur of a home will ---------------------------SANFORD,. .FLORIDA of wild game in Seminole county. I lilt" nI *'i in P m* i w tin* o f lillxrtbitf 1i KlHHfV Trust is doing as it pleases we would stay, the owner of a home will take feting," write* Mrs. Fiber, Medford. a1h„ T iix .r,m i«t. No. 1. tinted An net transferring certain funds Mass. "Could not sleep and lit times 'the 2nd ilny « t June, a . I*. 1919. ha* like to know what the President and The Herald Printin^Ccu THE EiEST SAVING SERVICE Is an account in the Peoples Bank of Sanford. S It will never fail you, and if add­ ed to consisjtently will make you financially independent. , , -v . 1 A cordial invitottofyis csitepdttf to you to try out this Certain way to success. .Peoples Bank. 8 of Sanford Mr. SANFORD FOR SALK—20 bales of Seed Bed Cloth, bought oh lowest cotton market, ' light, medium and heavy weight. Get our prices.— Yowell Co. consumer. FLORIDA Don’t Wait Until the Last Moment | K ent V ulcanizing Company < PHONE 17- more interest in his city, tlu* wWner of Seminole county now in the tick , ,, . .tiled salil rerlllli ale In my offlci 11ml . I cotdd not stand straight. 1 ried ho­ Congress o f the United States in­ of a home wilt take more pride in his ih in til< ii|»|i|l.-al I■»ti for Tax |». * d eradication fund to the road and I rrim* hi iiiriihln iirr u nit lnu Sahl ley Kidney I’illa and found relief." tends to do about it. Is the Sugar city and bis borne and become a bet­ ... i i * it* i i . . . . » I Iflcjiii* 1 mltriMiit the fallow I ru; d»bridge fund of Seminole county. M o p Imrkurhc, k i t l n e y . nml hlntldt-r m ri\>a\ proiM i ty n m .i .h - i in H. inhi.»l.* Trust running this rountry or is th ter citizen in every way. All financial An act i Htnhlishlng a county <"u rt; trouldc« with Foley Kidney Pill*. Soli Republican party or both? 'fjnstitutinns then should make an en- in Seminole county, Florida. 1everywhere.—Adv. doavur to encourage home owning. In A -I And i i I ho ________ 1-secured1 *the 1- I |ittn*uge I-in *the Hurrah for the Plant City boys. Gainesville tlu* hanks loan all the house of an net to protect the public W c sec by the picture of the grad­ money needed to build homes as the Itighwnya of Seittinoio county, which uating class that they have I- girl i following from the Gainesville Nun thruugh no fault of the Hon. Format and 1!1 boys the only class we have indicates: Lake, failed to pass in the senate. heard of in Florida for many years "One of the hi>1id banks of GainesTherefore, He it Itemdved, thnt, we, that had more boys than girls. It vllle, in it* advertisement*, ha* thiajm* tile Hoard of County Commlasinnehpwa that the Plant City boys arc fine nnd commendnhlu pnrngntph: ‘In n s o f Seminole County, Florida, ex­ thinking about an education and (bey order to continue iter growth, (Sitinu*- tend to thu Hon. Forrest Lake, our have stuck by the ship all the way vlile must have more hoimc* and, in -sincere tltauka mid deep appreciation through the trying days of grammar order to encourage the iiuildiiiK of for tho most valuitldo services rend­ school and high school and graduated home*, we will be glad to render ered by him in behalf of hi* const!at .fast. Good for the boys and good financial assistance to any one who tuanLs. to t Plant City. We give her tHe will huJUI.' What a *plendid thing Adopted this 4th day of June, A. D. laurel wreath. that i*. We lutve jteen anxioun to IU2:i. , . \ —--------- » ----------■ee a building und loan association Motion of Comr. C. W. Entzmingcr, Sanford noeds money for invest­ orngnized here hut, after all, the seconded by Comr. G. 1.. Illcdsuc and ment! and the man or men or cor­ hanks have money and, with a will- carried, the bid o f W. S. Earle, for poration that brings the money in . in , t 1ibgnesti on their part to help peope hard-surfacing the Wckiwu fill is nnd makea it po««ihle for the people ' .,, , ' ' 11 * * ' 1build homes, whnl better can we hereby accepted for 4" brick with sand here to build hotnen and apartments want? I>itl you ever own a home? Were you ever aide to nit on your shaded porch and see the tree* und shrubs and flowers grow around you and lie able to nay—they arc mine! If you never have—try it now. It will mukc a better and more content­ ed nutti or woman out of you. It will mnko a better American citizen out of you. it will, make you lovo your city, your slate and your country all themore." filler. will do this city one of the greatest Attorney Geo. A. DoCottcs address­ favors that could Ik* given und every­ ed the hoard in reference to the pro­ one should encourage thin idea nnd posed purchase by Volusia county of foster the money loaning folk* in the bridge at Monroe. every way. This city needs money On motion of Comr. G. L. Bledsoe, more than any other city in the Mute seconded by Comr, C. W. Entzmingcr or tho south primarily liecnuse the und carried the nalnry of W. 11, banks are backing tho farmers und Browning, superintendent of the have little money for building purpose* rounty home, in raised to $65.00 per and secondarily because thin city i* month. growing faster than many other Notary Public Bonds of Thomas E. cities and needs more money for . . — . 0 -------:— Wilson, P. 11. Dooley, James 1* building purposes. Wo aru busy people; but not too Ndwtul und Aluiu M. Gucrtx, wero-up ---------- o ---------busy to move or crate or store your proved. R. A* CRAY FOR COMPTROLLER. household goods, if you will just lot The road committee appointed by Tha next announcement lu be mad us know about It.—QUIPK SERVICE thin Itoard to vicW thc Golden Rod and fo r a cabinet position will probahl TRANSFER. Thono 4!>H. iatko Howell’ road here filed th eir're­ 06-Th- Fri-Sat-tfc port, and on motion o f Comr. R. F be that o f R. A. Gray 'fo rcmnptrnllEr. Mr .Aknoa will probably resign with­ Whosier, m ho mled by Comr, C. W. in the next thirty days to assume ' The Inst annual report o f the U. Entzmingcr, and carried, the above duties in connection with a new bank- S. Board o f Indian Commissioners, described road is hereby declared a Ing organization. Mr. Gray has re­ in apoaking o f thu Apaches in A ri public road. ceived endorsements for thu position sons,* says: “ There has come about Firo arm bond o f 0. A. Rotunda, and hla friends believe he is the log­ a nnlmost Universal adoption o f the was approved by this hoard and li­ ical man to be appointed as his suc­ white man's dress fo r the boys and cense ordered issued. cessor. He has earned a promotion by long efficient service in connection with the comptroller's office and with other branches o f the state governmoot. Whehter ha succeeds Mr. Amos by appointment by the governor or willbe u candidate in tH4 position.M TaRahassey Daily Democrat. j men and an approximation of white wotn^A's apparel fo r the Indian girls and women. Custom requires long 'skirl* fo r tho young women but per­ mits short skirts for the old, cioqiient o f the spirit o f modesty which the Apache teaches in tho relations of hi* ddm a u gh ter*' with*''m en*of g| fam ilies." Plat o f Washington Heights, near Oviedo, was approved by this board. Motion o f Comr. C, W. Entzmingcr, seconded by Comr. B. F. Wheeler and carried, this board hereby agreed to purchase one now Ford roadster fo r the sum o f $299 and the old Ford Used by th. county. Motion o f Comh C. W. Entzmingcr, ^ (!. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla * l 4-24-lfc . V i l l r r uf i\|i|iUrnlluii f n r T n x Itrn l I ml i t S r r i l i i n 373 ul t lie t i r n r r n l S l n t l l l r * nr l l i e S l a t e u f I'ln rliln . Nut leu I* hereby uiven Him .1 . i: I'.uitii. purchaser o f Tux l > i llrlrnte No I3U. iliittxl thu r.ih <ln) uf July A f>. 1911, hns llleil snltl ccrtinruli- In my office, null hits made i>|>|>l leal loti fnr Tax liii'il ti> Issue III neeiinluneu with law. Halil certificate embraces Him fulliiMI iik deserlhed p ro p e ity alluatril In Hi'iuliiiile ( ’iitinly. Florliln, t o -w ll; Lot la r i a l i>f Ttiskntvlllit n c o l i l i i l In I ’ l.il IhniU jl i i i s k c -KK. tirange t'ounty. rieArils Tim s h Id In o f |>elni( ussi'ssetl at llie d a le uf IsMIiulii'e o f sui'h eerl llleate lo the tianm uf tv. \V. Thoiniunin. I'nI• a. said rrrtltlratu shall he redeemed arrnrdlliK lo law T a x lleint will Issue thi'ii'iiti mi ilm fitli day o f July A. l> 1923. WITNUHH my n fflrla l nlnualurr and seal this the 3Vlll lluy o f May A. I* IJlJV P A I G E mm B U I L T $1065 . /• o. b. factory A ARE INEXPENSIVE Ut 4 ’ K . A. DOUltLAHH, t'lark Circuit Court. Hamlnule County. Flu '» " fty A.qll. AVLI3KH. it. C 3*30— K-K-l 3-2tl«S7«— 7-t Entire uf \ niillrni Inn fur Tnx tired I niter Hrrllnn STS n f the lien rral atnlulrn nl the Stale uf ' A m p le P o w e r-fo r-W e ig h t rilKY N’ntipw is herehl^kivett T. K. Wilson, A R E M A D E IN O R LA N D O tin. 3 Iiunhiiscr of TnfiUCrrt lit cats No. ssx, ilulid thK 3id ilsy Jum A. D. Ill I ft (trim tho best materials nml properly linn Died snld eecjltlrnlo Itt my tiffler and him rimdr appllratlun fnr T a x installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you lim it tu Issue la neeordaneu with law. Halil curtlllualv em hru eis the f o l l o w W e specialize in Awnings, lull described fiirutierty altuated In ivish. Hemlnole County. Florida, tu -w lt: W. It ft. of Lot I t nnd lW A. 13. (It I f f lu'a Porch Curtains or anything o f runHllh- 11|VIslnll, * The nutd land In lint nsaeaaed at the ins. dale o f the tisuuiu-e o f such ecrlllleatu In ttiu tut to * uf uaktiuwu. Alsu T a x Ccrtlflcat* No. IIS . dated Wo also mtfko W IN D O W SHADES thu Tth day of June, A. 11. 1929. hus filed said rrrllfteutn In my o ffic e und lisa mad*- ii|i|d|eall»D f o r Tn x Deed to your order at a saving to you, tu laaue III 'accordance with law, Huhl certineala embrticra thu followltiii do- especially on"odd size windows. sv/ihed p ro p e d )' altuated In Humlnule Cnuiity. Florida, tu -w lt: Lot 1. Her. 6 Estimates given cheerfully. T w p . 21 H. II. I t 13 4l>V uerra. The aald land hrltvr uaausaqd at the date nf the lasuanctf nf aucll certificate III the name o f I'nknuwn. Alan T a x Crrtlllcatu No. 174. dated the 71 Ij ilny uf June, A. I), 1920. h a a 1 (lied aald i ertlllrala In ruy o ffic e und haa made appllratlun f o r T a x Deed to laaue In areurdanre w ith law. Hald c e rtifica te rn ilira rri the fulluwlna d e ­ scribed properly altuated In Hemlnole County. Florida, l o - w l t : Lot *1 llloek !».. I». It. Mitchell's Survey o f the L e v y ttrant. Th e aald land bein g naarsaed at the data o f the Issuance o f auch Phone 114— 204 8. Main St. certificate In the name o f Unknown. Also T a x Certificate No. I I I . dated tlie 7th day o f June. A. D. 1910. haa O R L A N D O •:• F LO R ID A Itlrd aald certificate In m y o ffic e and haa made appllratlun f o r T a x Heed to *‘F tfst' in Our Line* laaue In accordance w ith law. Hald c certUlrate embraces the fu llu wlna d e ­ 'scribed property situated In Hemlnole *ount)', Florida, t o - w l l ! !«ot 79 llloek Gives Amazing Performance "E A S IL Y the strong man handles the hundred■-J pound weight which the weaker man can scarcely lift. Just b o the underpowered carfalters where the full-powered Jewett performs w ith ease. For it is not power alone that deter­ mines performance. It is power for weight tliat counts, ’ .si.. t. The Paige-built Jewett has only li^ jto u ix is of weight for each cubic inch pistondfgplace✓ raent- So Jewett w ill beat any car up any hill you choose; and accelerate 5 to 25 miles per hour in 7 seconds. These arc Jewett’s proofs of Jewett's abundant power for its weight. A n d ft is a sturdy, 2805-pound car— not a “light SELLERS Awning Shop six.”Would you like to try a Jcwcti73ay ao. . SEMINOLEOVERLANDCO. .(Lift t j. V:.*- • �Flood’s Toll in bead SeVeii; Five Millions •Damage KANSAS CITY, Mil , June 12.— Seven dead .many reported missing, thousands homeless adn property loss exceeding *.1,000,000 was' the known toll last night of floods which have sent virtually avory stream In Kansas and northern Oklahnmn to the highest stage in year*. '• i w CHEERFUL WELCOME A W A ITS YOU rain age Taxes Legal totted 1>y tKe State andcBraperty Affected • S IT R P .M B COURT REND ERS bails. S *. ■The case In which thcdcclnlon w a il M O ST IM P O R T A N T tendered was that of Allen R. RichDECISION. . « T A L L A H A S S E E . Jbno 12.— In an opinion by Mr. Justice West, filed yesterday, the Florida supreme court has held that It la,within the power o f th O 'ita tr to impose taxes in the nature Of special assessments for Io-‘ cal improvements, according to the value o f th6j property affected or up. on an ad valorem >boats. The Kansas river aiid tributaries last night 'worcrcporlod falling, thus i amoving the Imntedintc danger in northern Kansas. In southern Kan­ sas, however, the ^'Alleys o f the It i,spointcd out In Judge West's Verdigris, Neosho, Walnut and other opltioin that the state constitution streams were inundated. Arkansas City nnd Winfield, In south central Kansas, the cities hard­ est hit, tonight were under patrol o f American Legion and Kansas nation­ al guardsmen. Red Cross and other agencies wcreendeavoring to caru fo r the homeless. EUROPEAN P LA N . OPE I f A L L THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. The Marlnello Shop, formerly in the Melsch Duilding, h moved to the Brumiey-I'uleston Duilding next to the Valdez Hotel / Now established nnd prepared to make appointments, are cordially invited to inspect our Marinelljp line of beauty specialties • 9:00 A. M. to 12:00-------- HOURS-------- 1:00 to 4:00 P. M I * Special appointments mnde to Ruit your convenience Improved LANDS One 20-acre or two ten-acre tracts for snle. Improved intula with all necessary buildings. Save all commissions by buy­ ing direct from owner. No Trouble to Show Whnt We Have ^ ALSO FINEST HU1LDING LOTS ON SANFORI) HEIGHTS A L L ON EASY PAYMENTS G. W. SPENCER PHONE 400 The chamber of commerce at A r ­ kansas City appealed for *500,000 to 'aid the flood sufferers. The cham­ ber estimated the damage at Arkan­ sas City at more than *3,000,000. A t Winfield the damag’e was estimated a tbetween one nnd one and a half million. ..... . The Arkansas river was out o f its bhnks from the Kansas bonier to the Arkansas line, flooding thousands of acres o f farm lands. A t Tulsa the Arkansas was falling slightly, but a atdson appellant, va. Cary A. Ilardee as governor and the other members of the baard.of commissioners of the Kvcrgludea drainage district ami certain tax officers o f Palm Rcch , county. The suit challenged the val-. idity of chapter 8412, laws of. 1921. | contains no express provision upon the subject o f the formtninn o f tax­ ing1djstriets fo r particular purposes nor fo r special assessments for local im provem ents'by such districts. A ft ­ er quoting from the' opinion o f the United States supreme court in the case o f Houck vs. .Little River Dis­ trict, 230 U. S. 254, (hat decision is held to be authority for holding that the statute here under consideration is not so palpably arbitrary as to be obnoxious to the fourteenth amend­ ment o f the federal Constitution; that it, theentlrc expense o f the enter­ prise might have been defrayed out o f state funds raided by general tax­ ation or from special assessments imposed upon the basis o f market value, the present statute having far its object the maiatenanre and up­ keep o f the improvement and per­ petuation o f the enterprise from n tax levied upqn property within the district upon an ad valorem basis, is r.A world would be a success if the reasonable .clearly within the power of the state. actions wore sane and It is further held IhiA if the ex'- enough to get along without it. pense o f a drainage project may Ik? For quick results try a want ud. defrayed out o f funds rnised by A t Wichita which suffered damage Saturday, the situation was reported greatly improved last night . Hundreds o f American Legion men nnd city employees were working last night to prevent further breaks in the dikes. The Rig Arkansas, which converges with the Little Arkn'nsns north of Wichita, was reported as about sta­ tionary. In Winfield the scenes o f hnvoc and ruin today were said to surpass those o f any other disaster In tho city’ s fifty years o f existence. Tho Kanswuriver stood at 10.3 feet last night at Topekn and was slowly falling. This is a fall o f 2.5 feet since Sunday. There now seems no danger o f n flood in Topekn. Although many were reported miss­ warning from the weal her bureau at ing at Arkansas City and 3,000 were Fort Smith, Ark., stated a further homeless, only one person is known rise tonight in expected. to have lost his life. Damage running into millions was reported from northern Oklahomn, as a rush of water swept down from southern Kansas. Hundreds o f persons have been rendered homelss but there were no ugly cut ? confirmed reports o f loss o f life. Train service throughout the state has been interrupted und damage to state highways will run to nearly *1,000,000 stale highway commission­ er* estimate............. . * o f ruining fundi to b« used for malntrnancu, repairs and upkeep and oth­ er nee'essarw purposes o f the enter­ prise upon Oie.jjruypd that the asraiment U laid upon aniiut xalorem FOR SALE—20 bales of Seed Bed Cloth, bought on lowest-cotton market, light, medium and heavy weight. Oet our prices.—Yowell Co. PHONE NO. S SM ITH LE A V E S M O NEY * TO A T T O R N E Y G E N E R A ! W A S H IN G TO N C O U R T HOUSE, Ohio, June 11.— Under terms o f the will o f the late Jesso W . Smith, in­ timate friend nnd close political as­ sociate of Attorney-General Daugh­ erty, who .committed siuirjdo In Washington, D. C., May 00, the a t­ torney-general Is given a bequest o f *25,000. 000; Mrs. Ella St . John, Bristol, Term., *10,000 and to other relative* an dfriends the w ill provides fo r be­ quests o f from *1,000 to *5,000, in­ cluding *3,500 t o ’ John G. Price, of Columbus, form er attorney-general o f Ohio. A rosewood desk Is given to Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. McLean o f Washington, D. C. The instrument bears tho date o f May 11, 1022, and makes Harry M. and M. 8. Daugherty executors. The will, probated here Saturday, The two things that fill you with makes bequests aggregating *100,to go straight ahead are 000. His former law partner, ltoxy n yearning ' * *$ *| ambition nnd a detour 'sign. It. Stinsun, will receive *25,000, A t­ torney General Daugherty nnd W. 8. Tho H erttd delivered six time* • Daughertj’, *25,000 cnch; Edmund Stj ’ * ‘ John, a cousin o f Hrlstot, Tenn., *75,- wekk fo r 18c. W E CLOSE A T NOON W ITH A $2.00 PURCHASE 1 PO UND BULK COCOA MENTH0 LATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the A jT ticfllmg. J j>>v In Kygdwim **» THE REST A VICTORY FOR J'“ AMERICAN MOTORISTS NONE BETTER The Crudo Rubber Monopoly weakened when it came into contact with arouaad public sentiment. The Pres* of this Coun­ try today reflects tho determination of the American Motorists that Tire Prices, shall stay at a reasonable level — and that America must produce Its own rUtibaf. Anyone wNii expert-' r a r e In liullillnx wilt tell yull II I n ' w ell worth ihe .Until dlfferenri' In m i l to nee nieinl InlliN In litlllUIng. You ran pliy ilie h e .I from lie —experienced liulldere know Hint metal lath are hciter. Hill Van Campis Evaporated Milk, £1! 11c Lumber Co, Phone 130, Sanford Jello, all flavors, pkg. CUTS TIRE PRICES 10 PER CENT - 10c EFFECTIVE JUNE 11 } Wa announco a tan (10) per rent reduction ta Ur*s and tubes, sffsetiv* Juna (111 eleventh. The lowered cost of crude rbbbcr and tho* spectal JTUwstono manufacturing and distribution Flrcstoaa Otim-DIppsd Cords ki standards In mileage, traction. wifely. Car owners here express, proval of the extra value ta Fir .k rs s ft& s s s R r jst _»». Firestone factories are org-tulsed on a Laid* of Urka. rolumo.and effective production. Coils a ro d o tm but quality la at lu peak. StockhrtMW workmen nrs dally building many thou„« Qum-Dlnped Cords—tho best Firestone ever produced slid, wa believe, the leader on the ' mart tit today. Wa h*ve replaced many expeusl with warehouses, ^ e have today and eight DOM distributing point delivering Firestone Tiro* to the ,he lew“ t cort ta OBr hUtor* ’ ruWtone Cords look tho first four plarra andVixM of the ten money positions In tho Indianapolis sweepstakes. May thirtieth, withea* a single tire failure. Tollow thei Ude of economical it equip with Firestone Own-nipped learn what most miles per dollar n today. fti put six tqonths. Grt • tot of tk tif Oum-Dipped Cerda from oxe of the telUralnp dealers RAY BROS. 0 . C. BRYANT, WAGNER, FLA. SEMINOLE SUPPLY CO., OVIEDO, FLA. Most Miles per Dollar Gold Ribbon * g 9c j - 10c\A IF ancy Rosisting Corn, doz. AS LONG AS IT L A M B Our bread la real food. IPs the food that belongs on your table. It's the bread that wilt help build up the health of your family. It's the bread that you should order by name to avoid substitution and that's a rather Important thing to remember. Sanford Maid B R E A D m L The Store Where You Don’t Hove to Sacrifice COME TO SEE US-------------------------------------Y ( ------------------------- ------- SATISFACTION GUARAl ALL OVER TH E ft O ffc )) illty for Quantity 4 n BUSINESS APnUKBATBD �,Vr. q r v r» * » ••"v'vT* f V « ♦ ' ••it i •♦ • • y _•_ ' 1"- » -i •» THE SANFORD, D A K iY HEltM^P, jVYED>iE3DAY< JUNE 13/ l92fl» j Announcing the opening of Sanford’s newest Realty firm, the Britt Realty Co., now doing business in their new offices on the ground floor of the Valdez Hotel Building. We* also want to announce a New and Higher Standard1 of Performance inr a Real Estate and In• |* *.*■ i , , •* * surance way. We aim to make this Company THE leading Real Estate office in Seminole Coun« ;» i ty, and second to none of any town the size of Sanford in the State. . * • i1 Working with the thought ever uppermost in our minds that bigger business is built on a founda­ tion composed of honesty—fair dealings—service We will trun.sncl a Real Estate business on a lit­ tle different line from what one generally sees in a real estate office. W E ARE GOING OUT OF SANFORD to look for prospects to buy your real estate. A t the present time we have many fine bargains listed with us in the way of City Homes, City Lots, Improved and Unimproved Farm^Uuids, Ilusincss Property, and ideal sites for CaTmTiy Homes, With the us<? of the Multigraphing, Addressographing and Printing Plant we have in connection with our business we are going to make the entire United States our ter­ ritory. List your property with us if you want it sold, nnd if you to buy, see us first— our list rovers many fine buys. If you have a room, rooms, apart meats, or bouses, furnished or unfurnished, be sure they are listed with us— it doesn’t cost you a thing for the listing— as we are going to give this de­ partment much publicity. We make a small /barge ench^Hme^wj; rent your place, and we keep uiiA'Ke collection end for you. You will it sold, nml if you want to buy, see us first— our list covers many real bargains. SOME OF THE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS WE ARE PER FECTING FOR YOUR BENEFIT ARE AS FOLLOWS: If you are looking for Investments we can bo of assistance to you and if ypu want to borrow some money, we have connections with one of the largest Mortgage Companies in the United States and can accept your application for loans ranging from $500 to $10,000, secured by first mortgages on improved real estate. Fidelity Ronds, Surety Bonds, or any class of Casually Insurance is hnndled for us by the Co­ lumbia Casualty Co., one of the biggest in this Country and we can guarantee you excellent service in this department. We also write Pub-* lie Liability, Property Damage, Burglar Insur­ ance, Plate Glass Insurance, etc. Call us up— we’ll lie glad to explain it to you. We have installed a No. JIG Printer, one of the best Multigraph machines on the market, and in addition to using it for our mvn business we The Addressograph feature of this will handle the business of the business or pro­ fessional men of Sanford. This plant is tho very latest and in charge of competent opera­ tors. We can turn out work the day it is re­ ceived. Drop in and look our outfit over. business works in connection with our Multigraphing and Printing plant. We make up mailing lists, handle your circular mail matter at a reasonable cost, and in addition to that we have machinery for sealing, stamping and folding. You can better appreciate this department after have seen it for yourself.- Representing the Eagle Fire Insurance Co., The Northern Assurance Company o f London and the Home Fire and 'Marine Insurance Company, we represent three of the best companies in ex­ istence: The Engle Fire Insurance Company is the oldest fire company in the state of New York; the Northern Assurance Company is one of the strong old English Companies that was established in 18,‘JG, and The Home Fire and Marine is owned by the Firemen’s Fund. With these companies we can give you a real service in the handling of your Fire Insurance. See us when you need insurance again. If you need the services of an accountant, if you want help on your income tax problems, if you need a public stenographer, if you want a Notary Public, if you want a set of books open­ ed or closed— call us up— you WITH THE AID OF OUR MULTIGRAPH AND ADDRESSOGRAPH DEPARTMENT WE ARE GOING ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES FOR PROSPECTS FOR YOUR PROPERTY. WE ARE GOING TO INTEREST OUTSIDE CAPITAL. SEE THAT YOUR PROPERTY IS LISTED WITH US. Offices. 1st Floor Valdez Hotel Building—Phone 362 PHONE 362 �mim rrwj *■' n w - « w j w » ? ; -“W ? Tj^/jSSlFfC- >- f B I «>•/ va \4t< THE SANFORD D A I * * HERALD, VW&ttESDAV, jtlN E 13^ 1923 R a ifffrtg 'tfie y a n iilly - itwomd HEM ,B y W rtO A --*kg re a tly Inr.imvcMmir.n .M;> H U n w r r o i<k :u >.-»i up» H& Ck/ i n t U e . J^PvH E o r T H E T ►-* 'iSk •' . % T5Tv«>-V.» » > l Be. the (O N s ru B t& u ] O F TH IS T O W N OlONt KNOW D O N E .W K N O W [y m p T ^ {O uvw vS D O IN ') V P f t U . 6 0 _ NlfeH IO M IL t S P fe E O lN jK fik H O U R * Cr ^VwJaE L l , oT kD B C R f i ^ A L k T m w u . COST I CJElSt , J E S T *IO O R *. H W fr O W IN \THE TOUJN l o c k -u p ' 1 _ Give. Ku-r th e t e n _J H r j i : r r ; \,vhnt il: V’V.\vcVh ujj‘ W O ULD K 1 W O ! 'iV.V» 1,1 DO TO W L U V U tE. j; p p j 6OO0NESS- H & N 6IN * n O 'J tt D ^LLl| w . M r t : » ' POD-jj. Sfeu« V. *T r w - r . I l I r/ d >Jr ll 1^1 *t?.*'. ULP-Ilootna 226-228 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Too can find the name of fvery lie* Bueineaa Man |a Sanford In thla Column each day. DR. R. M. MASON BASE BALL NEWS DENTIST New McIscIl Ituildlnir Phone 201 Sanford, Florida YESTERDAY'S RESULTS W.. J. THIGPEN Real Estate Florida State Leaguo At Tnni|in 7, Daytona 6. A t St. Petcrwburjr 1, Orlando 4, At Lakeland 2, Bra dentown 8. • DKLALvl r a t m nUrr cNdrllK a d toN GOLF • BOW LING TENNIS BOXING It-JUAJLUITI V I L/l V 1 I I U R. L. SHIPP, Editor u p '- i BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET B A LL TRAP SHOOTING m K l fcj Kt Kt K| Fa Ki Kt K» Tho American Fruit Growers' Mag­ Kl Kl azine of Chicago says: "Owing to the K» Kt work of the Florida Citrus Exchange, hi t-K Florida for the llrst time has ob­ txt tained n national distribution of its Ki Kt Kl Kl Kt K» Kt Ko Kl 11 to 3 in favor of Oviedo was the citrus fruits. Florida oranges were final verdict— shipped ns far west as Seattle and carry on nml roniliirt any ami nil kind* o f nirrlculinral nml hortlcnltural op­ eration* nml Mcncrally to prmlucn and National league trade In iinv nml nil kind* o f produce of the —i l l ; to r»l*c. I>uy. well nml otherAt Chicago 12, Boston 11. wl*u t rude nml deni in live slock <•( At Pittnhurgh-I’hiladelphin rain. any hlm(; to munufucture, hoy, sell In n rnther loscly played game yes­ uml trade It* merehnndlan o f all kinds: At St. Louis 0, Brooklyn 4. to lantle II* tiolid* fur utty o f the purPractice limited to terday afternoon in Oviedo' the Ovie­ poara uf the rompniiy nnd to secure Diaeanea of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat do team of the Pepper League elenned the smite In nuy ninnrtrr permllted by American League lu*v: In toitchnse, tense, or otherw ise Storage Facilities up on the Big Brenrenn Brotherhood Eyes Examined, (Ilasses Fitted nc’ililr* rent pniprrty. nnd to sell, r e ­ At Washington 1, St. Louis 3. « • pleaeo you, tall olhtra; If not, by the wore of 11 to 3. ' lease or dlHposa of the *nme; In purMcisch Building were well distributed in the provinces rhnse. iininlr*. hold nnd dlepnee o f nny At Philadelphia 7,' Detroit .'I. In tile Big Berenn-Oviedo game yes­ tell na. Phono 498 Poor pitching coupled with n weak nil trndu-niurkii. trnde-nsinrs. In­ At New York 4, Cleveland 8. of ('minda. The Exchange this past nnd ventions nr |iroce**i'* see tired under infield lost the game for the Sanford terday at Oviedo. I.l i t e r * Patent of tlir t'nltml Stnte* A t Boston 10, Chicago 4. Cyaa Examined Glaaaaa Designed year oshl fruit In 55 more markets hoys, aided by the pitching of Babe nnd elsewhere; to do nil Ihlnit* herein than the previous season. The wider net forth n* fu tiy n* nny natural per­ And we’ll say that Bnl*e McCnli is McCall. son liilKht or could do; to have o ffic e * Southern l.eaguc Peck nnd King |ed In the hitting for some pitchvr. This fellow made elev­ distribution resulted in n greater nml auentn to eondtiet it* hUsIlirsM In At Mobile 3, Nashville 2 ( I t innny place In the Mime of Klorldn nnd Sanford, each getting two hits. Mc­ en Sanford players gently fun the stability of the orange market." elsewhere nml to Krliernlly enjoy nml V. C. COLLER, Prop. ninga). Opt kl an-()ptom ctrlat exercise nil o f the tight*, power* ittid Call led the Oviedo swatters, getting breeze. And on top of this he vvniAt Itirhtingham 1- 10, Little Rock Trunk* and baggage transferred, prlvlleaen Incident to corporation* f o v ‘ 112 East Firat Street Sanford, Fla. a home run and double. Seore by loped n home run in the sixth inning. toollt under tile law* of the Ktulc of 0 - 2. any time, nnywhere, — Loss lug's I'lorldn. , . innings: A t New (Irlenns-Chnttnnooga, rain. A H T IC I.H 111 SERVICE TRANSFER. Allen Thompson, center fielder for QUICK Ilig Ilerean Pa Ra P i Ra Ra Kj |tg ra Na Kt Ki'cllon I The nUthorlled nntnonf JNTRACTOR and BUILDER At,Atlanta 6,.Memphis 5. 05-Th-Fri Sat-tfe o f the capital »toek of tjil* corporation, A ll R H PO A i: Oviedo, was the next star. It wasn't Phone 4t>8. ►j nloill lie T w en ty Thonxnnd l*ollurn |l Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. Mcl.urus, p., 21*. If. 5 1 4 2 i safe to plnce a ball in this little fel- . 1 1 : 11.1101* 1*1*) of which total sum all mt 1K1W THEY STAND shall he eoinnipn stock, the said coinI t t low's territory--they just seemed to Kickerson, rl>....... * D 1 ki R* imin slock in In’ divided Into tw o loindied t 2tn>) shales, nil i f the par value (I 0 stick to Ids glove if he could get any j ChristenWrry, lb. 3 1 M of tine Hundred Dollar* tfltio.uti) tier* Pepper Lea cue II where near them. 3 Peck, 2 b., p..... 0 share. Kt I.ox Pet. Won Sealed proposals will he tVcolved by Meet Ion I. Kiuh stock holder shall 1 (l D. King, hh., p. IJ Ra Big Bcrcntt , lie entllteii to one i t ) Vote at nit mert** 1 .667 the City Commission of Sanford, Flor­ l Lee Peck pitched the fifth and sixth I Duffin, c., cf. .. ,0 I iiks of the stockholder* of the rontINSURANCE AGENCY •I Kt Clanxlfied Ada Ic a word. No f « Ovictlo .......... ........ 3 .606 as for eneh share o f stock held by II 0 |innings for Sanford nnd Lee and ev- ida, at their offieo in tho City llnll at puny 0 •T. King, cf........ him. iu ♦ I Ad taken for lea* than 2.1c. K* Brotlicrlioml FI RE------- A UTO---------BON DS * ‘J .mhi or before 3 p, in. June 18, 1023, for the Meet Ion 3. The total authorised cap­ 0 1 Vryhody else thought that he was gn0 Shipp, cf., e..... *$ PA And positively no Claftalfied Kl Monroe . 0 .000 construction of a Dock and Boat Bas­ ital stuck o f tho company may he paid (I 2 | ing to shut-out the rest of the game II Hchlrnrd, If....... for either III cash or III property, Inhor r a Ada charged to anyone. Caah M in, containing the following approxi­ or servlreis nt a Just valuation to he (I 0 for Oviedo—until McCall'slammed his 0 Baker, If.......... R U ra muat accompany all ordern. lived hy the Ittrorporators. nr h> tlm Flurldu Stair League mate ipiantities: II 0 {homer. • Directors nl n m eelloa citllid for such II Steele, rf.......... ita Count the word* and remit Kl Won Liu IVt. 21000 Cubic yard* Hydraulic Sund purpose. Contractor and Builder r A I t T I C L K IV. M acordingly. RR Orlnmlo 18 .... 36 .667 Mi’vtlon 1, The term for which this iorrow at 3:00 o’clock sharp the Fill. 33 3 21 8 Totals. Kl LnkrintHl *» Corporation exist shall he per­ 21 .547 .... 2U 16300 Lin. Ft. Foundation Piling.— petual unlessshall and Sun nl Independents . . the Monroe I FORD • » ’ FLORIDA Oviedo or until the am no ln» • a . 2 6. 3d .164 iDraikadawn r ..." T~ T c i r h r o r w Seminole TtthbSj^SULl^, UHJOdtpn. £t. C r r » t « l l■■ut^i^r I'R* legally tltaeoimi. A ll A R l'IC t - K V. 28 .462 24 Tnnt)iii Meet Ion 1 The huslnrs* o f Ih l* oorwill clash for the first time this sealn*r‘ 5 2 t Sturdivant, 3b. 31 l0 .ytcnn poratloti shall ho conducted by n board .436 2000(1 I.ln. Ft. Palmetto Piling. .... 21 son on tlm ninth street diamond. 0 I 5 Kelsey, 21*. .... of not )■ m than three (3 ) nor m o f* .426 23 31 Kalabllshed ISOM 7600(1 Pounds Reinforcing Bars. FOR SALE—Surplus stock Thorough- St. IVtorsliurg titan seven (T ) Director* und by a 5 McCall, p........ I 'resident. Meeretnry nnd Treasurer. 1750 Cubic yards Concrete. bred White leghorn and Rhode la|Ileal Eatnle, Loans and Insurance The managers of these two teams 4 The President shall lit* a member o f Sluvick, ss...... land Red*. All age« and sizes. Thia 13!) Cubic yards Pre-cast Concrete the Domd of Director*. have already decided on their batteryThompson, cf. 3 hone 18 101-H Magnolia Ave. Heel Ion f. The Hoard o f Director** is not cull stock. Take your pick.— men. Met'nil ami McCulley will per­ Anchors. shall he elected annually at a niertlllK 5 Williams, lb. .. Seminole Poultry Farm, It. A. Box 20C 111)00 ft. II. M. Creosutcd Lumber. of tile stockholder* to lot held on tlm form for Sanford while Tvffapp and ■l McFurlane, If. Inst Monday of January of e a ch 'y ea r, 625 Lin. Ft. 54” Sewer. Orlando run)!. 64*2tp and tlm President,...Meeretnry ami l.udwiek will do flic heavy work for PHILADELPHIA, June 13.—Stag­ Swope, c..... . T reasurer shall lie nnliuull) elected hy 1 brick Manhole. f a r m e r s — you cm* g «t »e »o dw Monroe. lit Flow era------------- Floral Design* the lloilld of Director* chosen each 3 I ing a rally in the sixth inning that Carter, rf. •4 Mooring Pitts. year nt u meeting o f the Directors to frum*“» and Irrigation plugs at tt* he held itnminlly Immediately f o l l o w ­ netted four runs, the Philadelphia Annual nnd Ornamental Plants 2200 Pounds Cast Iron Pina Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc ing tlm said annual stockholder* A large crowd is urged to attend 36 II 8 27 H 3 Totals team evened the scries with Detroit meeting. Tile o ffice* of the President 500 ft. B. M. Cypress Lumber. 11 Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 260-W FOR SAI.E— Hosier and (Jays’ paints this game tomorrow as the teams Score by innings: and Treasurer, may tie held hy on« yesterday, winning 7 to 3. The score; 2000 Pounds 3/4" Bolts. nml the same person need encouragement and financial Big Ilerean HU (100 HM)— 3 nnd varnishes at Snnford Novelty |>t*tr<»it 010 002 000—3 Section 3 The time. |d*ev and milli­ 1460 Pounds Cast Inin Washer*. ner lit culling meetin g* o f sloekhold030 305 (IIx— 11 |backing—«o don't come out to tile Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Philadelphia 000 (MM 03x—7 O vied o ............... . «•)* nnd director* other Ihun tlm m i­ Proposals to be presented in a seal­ Summary: Home runs, McCall. Igume "ecntless." nimi me,-IIng shall he Used hy the byF(Jlt KALE —Rhode Island eggs for ed envelope, endorsed on the outside: laws o f tlm salt! rorpornllon, and tlm Stolen bases, Carter, McCall, Steele, Bnslon 10, Chicago t netting, 15 eglts for 11.00. Mrs. election of the. Hoard of Directors When the Sanford Independents get "Bid for Dork und.Boat Bu.tin," San* shall lie hy ballot, eneh *lm-k holder 010 000 300— 4 Duffin (2 ); double plays, Mel.ucus to |General M a c h in e und B o ile r Ellsworth, Bearduil Avenue, San­ him go all decked out in their new uniforms f » « i , Florida, und tho namo o:' tho hld- hrluK entitled to one vote for each 000 601 (Mix — 10 Christeniierry; Slaviel. to Kelsey to ford. 83-tfp1Boston Works shale of stock owned hy him. .Sanford can boast of ono of the la-st ,lt>r or bidders, Section l The Hoard of Director* Williams. Struck out, MeLucas 2, WEST FIRST .STREET^ STREET, one lot’. inn) provide (or Ihe election nr the Eucii propositi must lie accompanied Cylinder Grinding teams In the state. Now if tho city Peck 1, King 4, McCall 11; hnses on appointment and for (txlnu tlm iluttea Cleveland H, New York I store with dwelling combined with by a certified check, made payable a*, of. such other o ffic e r * nnd agents a* Automobile Repairs lialls, Mel.uins 4, Peek 2, McCall, 2; will gel reul generous and build a Cleveland ............000 100 520-8 slock. Would sell.— L. C. Kinard. sight, to tho order of the Uity of San­ the* may deem advisable, nnd may Apctylenc Welding hit by pitcher, McCall, linker, Steele. real sure ’nuff ball park, then we'll make sgili rules nnd lake Much action New York ......... ! ... 300 000 100—4 ’ ‘ •_________ ford, Florida, for 3 per cent, of the nut Inconsistent with the t'h *rter and fhonc 62------- Sanford. Florida 08-ljtp. be "siltin' pretty.” Umpire, Clemons. , lly-ln w * of the corporation na tlmy amount of their bill. FOR HALE—One sewing machine, may deem advisable for tho operation St. Lonis 3, Wasbinglon 1 of Its business The successful bidder or bidders will new; one bed, mattress and springs; S. Leak J. 11. Colrl'iugli A U T K X K VI. St. lmuis .................. 100 011 000—3 in required to give a bond equal to 50 one dresser nnd wash stand; one nl* Motelon I The name* o f the o ffic e r* Washington ........ . 000 000 IK)l— 1 who shall re,lulllet the business of th* per cent, uf his or their hid, nnd such |most new! Ice box; one piano. Cheap. corporation until those are qualltled INSURANCE bend to be executed by a surety com­ who shult he circled nt the Urst m i­ I*xl2 llnollum. Inquire 106 T4drd nimi meeting o f the stockholder* are In the Inst 10 year* there have been .Fire— Life— Auto ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 13.— Bert pany licensed to do business in the ns fo llo w * : j street. 63-4tp Itenjumln )•'. Haloes. 85,000 murders in 1 % United States. 3 First N al’l Bank Bldg. Annex Humphries’ effective hurling, rouplcd Slate of Florldu. Said bond to be P resident; Krrd fryer. Secretary; Hen* FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, Nin 1 Jamln K. Ilalrms. Treasurer. Sir Basil Thompson, fromVr head of [AN FORD FLORIDA Collie Diggers has announcsd that with six- errors by St. Petersburg, approved by tho City Commission. A H T M ’ I.K VII stock. See Vick llowkins, 116 San­ |the English detective service, who Section 1. Tlm highest amount o f Copies of the plans and specifica­ he has accepted the challenge* of Nick gave Orlando a 4 to 1 victory over the ford Ave, 63-tfc. was recently in this country says: llnlehtrdues* or liability to which this tions may be seen ut the office of the corporation ran ut any time subject Ryans for Friday evening, Juno 15th, Saints here yesterday. The score: "The gun is responsible for many of through OK courtesy of tho Seminole Orlando .................... 000 200 101—4 City Manager, or at thu office of Itself ahull be tbr sum of Twenty K» Thousand i l i a . not*).) your youthful criminals," says this Athletic Club ut Lake Monroe. A U T K T .K V III. St. Petersburg ........ 000 100 <HM)— 1 Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Plans FOR RENT— Weinkn apartments, on Heel lot* I. The corporate seal rif till* great English detective. "In^ Eng­ and Specifications may l*o obtained at corporation shall he an Impress %f*mp There in not n lover of sport In First street, 1-room npurtment, pri­ land no dealer dares to sell a gun Sanford, but wh at knows how Colllu either office on deposit o f $ 10.00 bearing Dm word*. " S T A N D A R D K K IIN llradrntown H, l.nkelsnd 2 vate bath, kitchenette alcove, stove, t'U M P A N V . P lH t lT H t A T K to anyone without a license, no li­ works siol wins over his challengers. which will he returned if u bid is LAKELAND , June J3.-H'atrlck A I I T I C l . K IX. Ice box nnd janitor service, East side Seri Ion I. T b e sloekholder* o f tit* cense whatever are given to private This promises to Is' tho finest was Ineffertlva yesterday nnd llraden- made. exposure. $30.00 until October 1st. --------------------------------------------------------Rm corporation shall adopt t,y- 1 * w * nnl persons. This is why our lamdon de­ mat eh of the season and a large at­ lown too kthe seeonil game from the The City Commissioner* reserve the lio I.nslstent w Ith It* I ’liv tls r and the 61-5tr Carda of Baaford’a Reput- K la w * of tbe Stale o f Kturlda. fo r Hie tectives almost never carry revolvers. tendance is expected so don’t forget Highlanders, 8 to 2. Tho score; right to reject any or ail bids, or to government c f It* of (leal*. and tha abla Prufrasional Men, each M FOR RENT Welsh a apartment, ^ t.rjmi,ljfh h>VL, not an>. cUhor» s adopted shall lie udojded by the time and place. Ilradcntqwn ........... 103 000 202—8 accept any bid they tleem to be fur the by1.law the vote of the m ajority o f . a l f share* uf whoaa, in hia rhoacn pro- K small one-room apartment, private] ________ _____ _____________ Ust'interest of the City, o f Ihe stock, and may be amstided In Lakeland ............ — ... 000.002 000-2 fsaalon tho Herald recoin* Hi bath. Kitchemiette. Eastern expossuch manner as may be prutrldcd for W. B, W ILLIAMS, In said by-laws. uenda to the people. ha ure. $25.00 until Octnlx-r 1st. 64-5te FOR RENT—3*room house, close In. A l l T H ' U : X. 0-16-23-30; ;C-fl-13c City Manager. *; . Tampa 7, Daytona 6 Phono 506-R. . 65-3tp Meet Ion I. Tlm name* and reahlencsa FOR RENT— Wclaka apartments. 1st T A M P A , Juno 13.— A fte r having of tbe subscriber* Slid the atnnlmt nt street, 2 room apartment, overlook­ fU rt Kr.N I — 8-room furnished apart­ : n r i x t k v t i o v t o v r r i . v •toek subsrrlhed by earli o f them arc tied the score ill tho firat half o f the M i T i c im NS fo llo w s ! Ilm la m ln P. Maine*. Me*|u i . i r i T H i t a ment, Hcrsld building, $25.00 per ing the lake, Urge rooms, 2 beds. Pri­ riTTB B U R G II, June fiiril. M ****ebu*eUs. nln clv-n lk a ninth inning, Daytona weakened and month.— B. W. Herndon. 05-6tc vate bath. Kitchenncttc, stove and urgh made It two out of throo from suffered a 7 to A defeat at the hand* .. Noilrti In hurrlty ( l * * n Dial tlir tin- • hares; Krsd Dyer, Medford. Mass*.tli'I'alKiit’l w ill apply l>i |lir Dovi rnur rbuseit*. one share; f u n la tj. 11a I ties, Jce box. $45.00 until October 1st. y o lt H E M A T CORONADO BEACH law York by taking yesterday'* o f the Tampa Smoker* yesterday. The nl the Hlatc <if riu rtd afsn i ih<> f i s t Modford, Mu-S ichu*ett*. un* share. Attorncy-ftl-Law M> dford, . Masaa* (tinge, very deairablr, 2 ame, 4to 2. Tho score: tl»> *<f June. A. I*. 13*3, ( o r I artists Mlelmsl M Dyer. • < C4-5tc — 6 room cc Over Bemlnoia Cponty Bank •4ore: I'a trlil. to tir t*au>4 |0 I1 ' H TANI*Afl|) rbuseit*. ninety-nine share*. nd bath. Furnished, lew York Z l _______ 000 100 010— 2 bed rooms a K K IIN I ’MMCANV upon |hr to llow lou The lo r e g i’ lng A rticle* pf Iftrorpvre* 1NFORD -;.j* F LO R ID A BUND A LOWS, cottages and apart­ Daytona ........... .. , 001 000 002- 0 11th d*yn « f .... . . . - Arilelwa o f lurorporatlon uj.ipt. I b» Don we suU-rrlli* th $150.00 Bcaso n. N ear ocean.— Mr*. Ittsburgh J___ 210 010 OOx—4 ments fo r the summer season at , . ^ . , . . ‘ 200 000 311— T the sat*) company as It* p r o p ^ d Jung, A. D l u l l , find do hereby -oh Tampa X, Box 343, New SmyrV < •_______ * rin m rr: 7 scribe each for th* anuRinl pf *tt,ey Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. Harry H. San J'ttUPOSKD f i t A It T E I I OK S T A N D A R D ■* t upli SMe our reapertiv# signal 60-12tc Bt. Louis 5, Brooklyn 4 KKIIN t i/ail’ANY. l)*njai-iln V. Ilalltits, f!> charts.,, . Will fumish-photos and full informa­ na. Fla. Tlir ntnler*lg|i>d Incur(••ratora lifts f a n * * H Hattie*. | share ' Bt. Louis, June 12.—St- Louis gainW ATTOIttlBVtion upon request.— Bailey A Haw­ FOR R E N T — Convanicnt U rge unb y naaoelale tbrnmf|VPS |j|ogillirr fop Michael M. Dy*r. D» shared. 1 the purpoae o f fo rm in g n eorporstloii Firat National Ban! Kr*d A- Dy'sr. I share. ild u r kins,-Daytona Beach, Fla. 6-3|.lmo-c ^fgrniahed r ooma fo r housekeeping. f o r iirofll under the la w * uf the State 8 T A T K OK KI.DltlI>.\. yesterday's F LO R ID A by winning INFORD *t* ilc. 205 Oak Avenua. o f I, lorldu. and do hereby- adopt the t’oillltv of Seminole FOR R E N T — 1 nice apartment, all Rent reaaonat 03-6tp 4. The score; Saturday evening the S. A. C. team follow log A rtic le * of Ineurnuratlniit conveniences and well furnished, A H T H 'I.K t. of Lake Monroa whipped the Sorrento S-rdlon I. The name o f this rorimr- It. H a h i-s and Michael M. Dyer, to n s Cates' building, phone 181. W A N 'm i ation ahall l>« . ’-ftTAN'DAPD KKIIN well known |-i be the person* describ­ .... 220 000 001— 5 players, the score being 6 to 1. A f o M P A N V " and Ita prlnrlpa! o f f le * ed In and who signed the foregoin g _______________________ 11-Wed-Thr-tfc W A N TE D — Uaed muiical inatrumeota A R C H IT E C T knd place o f bualnes* ahall he at AkU*’ A r tic le * ,«f Incornoratlon « f KTANl*large crowd was out to witness the emnte Mprtnga. Seminole Pnbnty, A I I D K K IIN C O M PA N Y , and arknow lFOR R E N T — 2 nice furnished, cool lnitrumcnta o f qyery description. 7. M iller Bldg. Chicago 12, Boston 11 game and saw wonderful playing by k lorldu, with |Hiwer to rala||>II*I| bllslt.c d d before befo re me t h a t , they ssvsrally .edged housekeeping rooms on first floor, Will pay cash or trade.— M. L. Price IN FORD -j- - j. *i. FLO RID A hrntieh o ffic e * and plurrs uf hu*ln dn*a*T slgAed the •same and subscribed for CHICAGO, June IS.—Chicago made the Seminole Athletic Club boy*. t other tiolnta In the M a t * o f Kl ■ ■ of stork set oppoatl*. their orlda I th V amount o running water and gas in kitchen. Muaic Co., Tampa and Zaclc Street, clean aweep o f the eerlci with BosThursday afternoon the S. A . C. nd Jn such other sla te* and caunlrtr it r t e a n t g natures. M 4 \ 1 1 * t • K f U* I f V ? k * $20.00 per month. 314 East Fifth St. Tampa, Fla. 5-25-lmo-c ( in yesterday by taking the final players w ill play one o f the many na It may derm h * r « u r t f o r udvlsabl #.1 IN WITNESS U'll t:HKOK. 1 hare kermirtto ret my hand and offlalal ar*l i . AIITIP1.M ID 64-2tp WANTED—Ford roadster or touring game, I t to 11, aaid running ita string games booked with Sanford at 3:00 p. t Hellion l. The g e n e r a l nytur.i o f thl* eleventh day l*f June. A. D. t i l l . th* buslnraa to be transasted by llis »• S M j u q s u ^ and rooms car cheap for cash. Must be In o f consocutive victories to seven. -The m. on Sanford’ s 9th Street diamond. aalil enrporation shall bs th* c a rry in g IH K A t., f -jk usnrtul nu-ssrx huslne** and kitchen, 71$ W. FlrsttBtrset- 61-4tp good condition. Apply after . 12 joore:. The public .D^invjteiL ^ j t LAW YER ‘ lap t per eve Ith . VJ rx j*s . p r « ' ((• T o 000 240 004— I I tics, buy, sell. Import, ex pm t and r v i m u : It UAIKKK. F P ft R E N T -C o tta g e. ^cs O/.Mus- or*la}fc,T~A$»&tiu)n(* tj,-j!a{t»! htrihi1 uud deal lit • * • «* . shruha. plant*. | M U -H AK t. M. D Y K li, , . 100 151 22x— 12 i 66-ltp Chicago x— For quick results, try a want ad. trade sonl 001 Palmetto A v e .. 62-10tp lug. produce and ftuwara of a l l - k i n d s ; tu ll- lU F ill a 1.IFE, AUTO 1NSUKANCE OVIEDO BEATS BIG BEREAN CELERY SEED DR. G. S. SELMAN luick Service Transfer SANFORD NO VELTY WORKS a Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. Icncral Shop and Mill Work 13. W. HERNDON !* CLASSIFIED ADS ADVERTISEMENT "I S. 0. Shinholser A TtrA E |A. P. Connelly & Sons FOR SALE f ATHLETICS YVIN FROM TIGERS (TEWART The Florist (ANFORD M ACIHNE COM PANY Leak & BERT HUMPHRIES Collie Biggers Will WINS ANOTHER . Nick Ryans Friday Evening, June 15th Colclough FOB RENT PURELY . = PROFESSIONAL = PIRATES DOWN MIGHTY GIANTS George A. DeCJottes FRED R Lake Monroe Takes One from Sorrento !LTON J. MODGHTON 6 CHELLE MAINES FOR RENT—Furnisher !»c SShUk'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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d8ed63edbf8650df91074af3084bd098.pdf 20960ae60737941ca5aebdf17dfd7d1f PDF Text Text M■- S P ^ P r. ' . . . i •» \ ‘ •r > »! ^ .flITIilUftC . . ;rHl£JttMlHt£d* * 'iT IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , JU N E 1 2 ,1 9 2 ? '* . ===== sfcfc R] /I TOMOR . nr* Ml hi , lit ; M it!}j»' l tjlvnjl |. . . i . _Tff " tij.l.; -Tjj| M » ' >, - To Be Pursued About Kail Rate' Increase on Oil Products 17 “JOY THREATENED BY PARTY CIVILIANS IN STREETS RIDE” IS SCORED iREFUSED~DISPERSE BY DEMOCRATS french patro l W A8| _■ , (Hr Tile SuwIMH Prtwl TALLAHASSEE, Juno 12.— Representatives o f oil rompanioa are expected to meet with the railroad commission here tomorrow to determine steps to bo taken in connection with the recently announccd railroad rate increases for oil products. At the same timfe thc Florida commission is awaiting tho next step to be taken by the carriers against its ruling that interstate rates cannot lie in­ And Soldiers Fired Upon Them JUNKET ON THE LEVIATHAN IS creased and further ruling that oil commoditions brought: into After Giving Fair Florida porta for shipmpnt within the state whether for storage or TO AROUHB o r r o Warning immediate consumption como unde rtho Interstate classification. 8JTION — . . . mi . . . m .... . . . . - . —i i_____ w i m nr * u « > t h ir t e e n ' a r e ; A il e d and LARGE AREA LAID WASTE. „ ' j * f n # a*wt*»»*a m » * i MANILA, June 12.—Thirteen lives were iont and large area lakl waste by typhoon in island of Bamqr, ac­ cording to telegram- received from . headquarters ........ there.vRje_.......... oontnbulary porta said In deVen town* 95 per cent of the holism were blown down aid homeless thousands threatened with famine. Those In devastated region Ware subsisting today On unripe cocoanuta, and green palm leaven. . Telegraph knd telephone IJkips ale down. Six hosts were sunk In Samar pftvlnse, according ‘ to' advices ”* ( executive bureau In Manila. In Albay province 500 houses are down. Bridges have been destroyed, twenty miles of road under water. Wharves and co^oanut plantations badly damaged. ,. HELD MEETING AT THE VALDEZ . ----------- > IU O .it' K ID N A P P E D :‘ ,B Y ; ‘ CH IN ESE B A N D IT S YVHO H B L D U P P A S S E N G E R T R A IN i : u SEVERAL GOOD TALKS ON BUS!- N«wa of ReleM f W in T«nne Atmosphere Em NESS AND GOOD MEETING Chinese Foreign Relath IN EVERY WAY The Sanford Rotary Club held their T 9 A % IW A N g7 juX Eight WASH1HNGTON, June 12.— Preregular meeting at the Valdes Hotel captives, the last of the foreigner, diction that there will bo "congress­ yosterday at noon and It was well at­ kidnaped by Chinee* bandits, who ional demand* for an explanation of tended by mcmliers and visitors. held up the Shanghai-^ridrl n waste of tax payers' money," unless Among the latter Were It. Ray Fcr- May rt, and held at P aotzu,,,^ Chairman I-aaker, of the shipping ran, of Eustla; Coite Hill, Merle Me- tain headquarters of thfcnitMiwaM board ."abandons hia plana for 'a mil­ Elroy and M. L. Sample, of Orlando. that time, were Telcaaed today. Four lion dollar joy ride' on tho Leviathan" These gentlemen, together with Allen of those released are Americans, two waa made in a published statement Stone, the "baby member" of Sanford BrlHlsh, one French, one yesterday hy the Democratic National orcign Would Only Affect the Law Regarding: were made to stand so that all could News of the release promised to Committee. * sco their manly beauty. President relieve the ttnse' atmoapkar# odvelReferring to arrangement made for Vessels George TCnlght asked D. L. Thrasher oplng China’s foreign relations dhfea n aix day trial trip for the steamship to deliver a few words on Rotary prin­ May 0. A score or more'of foftfgnafter her reconditioning for the trans. | f i t ? T h r A iln i- la t r S P rv a a ) I ciple* for tho benefit of Allen Stone era first taken into the hills dUlilaDUE5SELD0RFF, June 12.—Sev- Atlantic passenger service in complet­ WASHINGTON, June 12.— There were increasing i Plications and Mr. Thrasher, always full of thla Ishcd gradually aa the- bandittV’d^tral Germans are reported killed nnd ed at Boston this month, the commit­ in high official circles hero today that President Hnrdii g might subject, gave a few minutes talk on leased them one and two’Ail * Dht a number wounded during a street tee's statement declnrcd “ an investiga­ ask congress when it reassembles next fall to modify th 1 prohibi­ battle between French troops and a tion of the junket dc luxe is ccrtnin tion law ns it affectR tho carrying o f liquor on board fo 'eign ves­ DECK CLEANED TODAY OF 500 Rotary principles as they are applied until only eight- were 'held. . TV*o* and shpuld bo applied to every day were hostages detained until thsi Chi­ group <>f German civilians in Dort­ to he forced by the Democrats of con­ sels in American waters. The president is snid to bclievi congress IIILL8 ON CALENDAR. life. Dave railed attention to the nese government ihoOid have.vfwlmund. gress." never intended tho government to be confronted with tht situation According to the French authori­ “ Republican politicians of the prac­ as it is now called upon to meet by objections o f foroignrpowcrs In • TALLAHASSEE, June 12— Gover­ great benefit of practicing the princi­ filled last of the outlaws ties the Germans provoked French tical type," the statement said, "are regard to new rigorous ship liquor ban. In present circbmHtnnces nor Hardee today cleared his desk of ples of Rotary and snid that the world The bandits did hot ‘ask f patrol sin the streets and the ex­ angry at Chairman Lasker .for em­ it was added President Harding secs no possible course open to him the more than 600 measures that the would be better off today If everyone but tho principal condltioniWad change of shots followed. barrassing the administration and the but to enforce to tho letter the Volstead act as it was recently in­ legislature sent to him on the last lived according to the great motto of be enrolled in the regular-: party nnd they arc permitting ex­ terpreted by the Supreme court. He believes no oxcutlv f i l i a ­ day of its session. Today marked tho "Service above self” and In conclusion resentslives of Peking gfieefhmint ESSF.N, June 12.—Because of re­ pressions of the feelings to reach the tions h could issue could properly modify the application of its op­ end of his veto power, it being tho said he hoped that the new member began mustering In the"bandHd*a ports (hat numbers of Russian agita­ White House. - '» • expiration of the ten day period. The would grasp tho principles and the ap­ week ago. These Republicans eration nnd that only an act o f congress would be sufficient. plication of tho same. Mr. Stone play­ tors have been urriving in the Ruhr forsee that radicals and progressives general appropriations bill carrying for the purpose of fomenting strikes of their househqld will sponsor pro­ lump sum for governmental operation ed the piano for tho Rotary songs and UNION SHOP LABORERS snd other trouble, the German au­ posals for drastic cuts in tages aa soon of approximately $6,000,000, for the showed that In tho musical line he AND TRACK M E N *.; thorities are organizing strenuous nr the next congress convenes In De­ next two years, was the last measure would hereafter pul pep In the meet­ PUT BEFORE LA BO! methods to check ('any bolshevik ad cember and that Secretary Mellon, to leave the governor's desk. He had ings. . President Knight asked if any of vanen of this kind. These measures Senator Smoot and other members, studied it for sometitqe and vetoed ■re considered especially .necessary spokesmen of the administration, will from e m e f o j o r itma'lS^Quei a provision- which he said waa put In the members wore ready to decide •fiT view oT.tta fact that ' a large be eapicttf'to'rijthrfchy AUch" pro­ sololy to . render JneilecUvo the.hud-, about attending the InternationalljJ 9. decision of the UnitedV ** iiffffitpt number of towns ara without police gram. . get commissioner's recommendation meeting at St. Louie and aa none o!ffhor hoard .that "wage S6( protection. ’ ^ 'The contrast between the adminis­ that two clerical positions In the oil them spoke up it waa finally decided are Insufficient to attffiet if, Recommendations looking to in­ Special features have been arranged One method being used by the tration's opposition to a downward re­ and drug department of the agricul­ that Charlie Henry would have to go men of .the character n*c«l Germans Is to acatth all passenger vision of taxes and its attempt to jus­ creased efficiency in the operation of with n care toward providing unusual ture department be abolished. This and D. L. Thrasher, who la also going railroad work constitute would be the alternate. trains in unoccupied Germany as tify Chairman Lasker's costly cfulse the state department of the American events for the visiting buddies. extravagance and net Tha convention parade, on the sec­ was the only change made In the Th* gavel was then turned 'over to they approach tha Ruhr—Rhenish will be thoroughly advertised to the Legion will be offered at the ap­ representative* of the tlfl ond day of the sessions, will be the bulky nfTnlr. Nnder tho bill as It Rosie Roshro and he gave a five min- erhood of Maintenance of ' boundaries. •' v. • • - , country and furnish a new difficulty proaching state convention nnd re­ largest single turn out of tho period, became law, It is understood the six uto talk on "Ice” as the day was warm In Bochum 'fifty members of the for Republican candidates, from Mr. ployea and Shop Labortri inspectors In the oil and drug de­ self protection league which was Harding down, all through the cam­ union, nt Pensacola June 14, 15 and according to the plans of the program partment will bo reduced to five while and h (thought it would ho a wel­ gan argument before tha 16, by Commaitder Jerome Wideman, committee. A number of fioata will come talk and he made It *6 by giving an increase in wages. organised during the atrike have paign." ' V \ '.C ­ of West Palm Bearh. Commander be entered for this event, It was said, two clerkship* will be combined. a history of the ioW*manufacturo and ' Increases ranging froni 0 H 'I d lS been arrested by the French who bus. Chairman Lasker, the statement The appropriations bill Is the only pert them of being nationalists and said, la "bent on increasing the ship­ Wideman has advised post command­ by local Legion officers. what it entailed on the part of th* cents an hour effective Fepfittryy*lfi one in which the governor can veto In conjunction with the legion con­ Southern Utilities Company. He gave |aat arc sought for' t*n"fteas*l 'of trouble-makers.. They will probably ping board's deficit by taking GOO per­ ers and other officers throughout the one item without disturbing thk re­ be expelled to unoccupied Germany. sons on a voyage of play and picas- department of his intention to make vention the American Legion Auxil­ the members something to think about employes of tha brothtrhbad.'-*The these recommendations, all of which, iary will also meet, a program of ac­ mainder of tho provisions. or. the ice question and also, gave them argument, waa presented, hjf IV H. ure. The executive also affixed his tivities covering three days having it is expected, will be adopted. DOCTOR WHO SHOWED to understand that in the future the Fljoadal, grand prsaldshV gad'dthsr President Harding was said to have signature to a measure that requires Jacksonville will send a large dele­ been arranged. officers of the organ[zgUdfii. - / f t cU IT 'T0I80NBD BOOZE" given formal approval of plans for the gation to the convention, according to , The commander's recommendations that shot gun carrisdges be mark­ ice would be better. R. J. Holly also filled in on the pro. expected argument for tha' GETS DEATH THREAT voyage after reporta of naval con­ ed as to their contents. Supporter* Post Commander Harry J. Wood, and Include: gram snd was asked to make a abort u tphelr aid# cmfw entfef structors and other expert shipping it is probable that sufficient members An assistant department adjutant of the measure in the legislature talk on the Newspaper Business which will have been completed NEW ORLEANS, June 12.—Dr. J. men had been presented to him by may decide to make the trip to fill a and finance officer, to be appointed claimed an Inferior shell waa being waa interesting snd showed what an that tha railroads will take a p ’their Ruel Manning of Little Rock, fed­ Chairman Lasker. These reports were special car. Efforts are being made by' the department commander and marketed in this state. Dealers car­ editor expected to give to hla readers side tomorrow. eral ihemist who recently reported a ■aid hy shipping board official* to toward this end and members who In­ confirmed by tho department of exe­ rying the unmarked shells have un­ and the public as. a whole. . . Among the roads Invol mtikrd decrease In the tmount of shoW there was no way In which tie til January 1 to dispose of their pres­ tend going to the reunion are urged cutive committee. The meeting was a very interesting Pennsylvania System, plosonous liquor taken in Ixiuislana performance of the ahlp under service And he recommends the appoint­ ent stocks. to call at Legion headquarters, 44 one and it ia tho purpose of tho dub Nashville; . Chicago' and and nearby at*teaj turned ‘oirer to the conditions could be forecast except by Of more than 700 measures passed Barrett building, at once and secure ment of the following standing comto have talks on the buainesa of each ern; Chicago Great Waste department of jiiiflce today receiver a trial under similar conditions^. travel certificates, which will entitle Kiiteca: Hospitalization, Americani­ by the legislature the executive ve­ one of the members at each meeting City 8outhem and i an anonymous letter threatnlng his sation, finance, publicity, legal, mem­ toed only one of general import, th* aa it brings out many facta hitherto Southern Pacific Company,/md* them to reduced railroad fare. lif. The text,of the warning follovra: Copies of the official souvenir pro­ bership, credentials, legislative and so-called train riding measure. Sev­ unknown In tb* business lines of the and Pacific. Crocker’s Wife ‘ V. "Dr. Manning; If you don't atop gram for the convention have been re­ convention program and arrangements eral local acts were vetoed with on# members, all their triala and troubles decision President Ffjotifcf'i Standing: Trial **ylng boose is poisonous we goin' to ceived here. The order of events for and such other committees as may be exception at the request of tha repre­ and tha Inner workings of the buabek# that thy union would prove knock you off. You're doing our buain Dublin Today the fathering include army day and deemed necessary1 and advisable.— sentatives who Introduced them and world with which tb* average man Is "more than one-half of » • . p e b inaa more harm than the whole pro­ later found they were not desired navy day programs and exercises. Timea-Union. unfamiliar. Every business man tenanc* of way employes are1'fun­ hibition force. back home or that th* were undesir­ MAN HAYS SHE WAS MARRIED thinks hla own business is full of ning Into serious tkM. * "(Signed) A friendly Warning." able for tome other reason. The ex­ TO MARONE AT NRTIL DANCING FRIDAY NIGHT troubles until he hears something may easily be «v,<#l<lercd fjethas of The official aald the note waa Fight Promoters ception was a measure affecting AMPTON. about th* other fellow and bla strug­ charity, even, tVougfc wurhtafct*»df* thrust into hia hand Saturday night fAre Injured in Friday night there will he a big Leesburg, and exempting from city gles. Here In 8anford are many dif- ularly at theraost' etren’ by a ragged urchin aa ha wax on hla «Hr n * l i m l a i i l Praeal „ for ■ period of live years homes The unlon.ltader* pr farent business enterprises that singly DUBLIN, June 12.—A point of Airplane Spill dance at the Pariah House. Thla t* taxes *'«>• to hia room In tha DeSoto hotel. to be constructed thsre. The execu­ i _____ pllatlon of ‘anawtrs'to look small but taken aa an aggrsgatS Dr. Manning last weak aald that tenaa Interest baa been reached In going to be some danca a* the Har­ tive declared it waa unconstitutional. analysU of liquor sailed In New Or- Croker will cast* this afternoon whan Carryiag Tickets Over Montana and mony Orchestra is giving It and Peter Some 15 pension measures also cam* they put out a big pay roll and half ■en tto members'of the to maka 8anford greater In many which they aeeerUd learu recently showed that 90 par Richard Davies ’ of Northampton, Struck Wire Schaal will be there with the goods under th* executive ban, aonM of waya. every employe h»tt cent of it was polaonoue and that 40 Maas., took the stand and testified with all the latest danca muaie and a jghlch would have given pensions to Rotarians ara to balp the other fal­ count there are < B r T h e A e o e e la u a T r e e s ) per tent was of such a character It that the woman pointed out to him GREAT FALLS, Mont, June 12.— big time la In store for everyone that men who did not serve In the wnr, low at all times and the heart to heart out one; that naari vonld cause death with! na court aa lira. Bula Crocker, widbut .sent eubstltute*. “ Manifestly, talks of each meeting bring the mem­ the organisation 1time. Ha reiterated the statement' Richard Croker, waa known to J. L. McLumby, one of the promoters attends Friday night. There will be this was not within the spirit'’ of today. ber* closer together in ig^bosid of eynw are in debt; that the a Northampton aa tho wife of of th* Dempacy-GIbbona figljt and a big crowd out that night so If you the pension law, the governor said. for each employe Is pathy and understanding. uy K. Marone. The Maronea had three others persona were injured want to enjoy a real dance with all when the airplane In which they were the bunch, be there. Jamla is there Tha other pension measures the ex. that the average coat, UTICA, MICHIGAN BURNING lived at hia house he testified. Hying was wrecked near Livingstone. with the latest fangl* In the drum ecutive allowed to become la* wltfci HOG V A L U K S .TOUCH . peraoa Ip each emuloye*$ UP BAYS DISPATCH out his signature and in th# mean­ TWO KILLED AS .BOILER BURSTS The plana was carrying ticket* for line and has something different to LOWEST fRICK IN . flJl cents. . r*r iadm make you dance all evening, saying time signed a bill that gives the state the fight to different Montana towns : A«-ee*«l»4rJr*e) ( 11 ,1 I OVIK TEN YEARS pension board tha authority to dis­ nothing of the saxaphone and th* boy and struck a telephone wire when J • CORSICANA. Texas, June 12—Two who blows thla dance weapon will regard any pension authorised by t^e m , * ! " Mo nt y, in ,„ klllvsi killed when a bol| boiler at the leaving the ground. , WASHINGTON. June 12^-Hog make you alt up and taka notice aa be legislature when it (a found that it 'about Ilfjevn'bltta least * f >en» U In Gulf Company oil well, one and a Flyiw, . ‘ values touched 0.76 today, the.Jowaat flame*, according to' word received half miles south of Currie, exploded , WASHINGTON, June 12.-Po«t- I* the last thing'In jaza with a Saxa­ waa not jdatilled. , Throughout the session and after­ price since January, 1012, it was an ' " f thu morning. The village has this morning, according to report* ponrment of tho proposed conference phone. Al Witherington, the famous ■ population of. about 2.000. Ooly received bare. of state governors on prohibition en­ violinist, la th* seal'e pompadore when wards tha governor followed his poli­ nounced by tha United States D* w a r m e s t ' • , ^meagre| fat-tall* have been received forcement until after President Hat J- It cornea to making a violin give forth cy, laid down at tho 1921 sesalon of pertinent of Agriculture. ALAEMEP AT and no i>f or motion la given concern­ THREE FATHERS DROWNED. ing’a retarn from hla weatprn trip was music that makaa your feat wiggle, no talgning any local measures that had not boon properly advertised. waa sustained, In lU veto by this and the boy who ticklea tha banjo, oh announced at tho White House meet­ *** MIa Si I, June n NEW ORLEANS, June 12.—Three ing of several state legislatuie. Un­ boy, he ia the ant's smoking Jacket They war# allowed to become law eaealon at the request of th# *repre THREE MANFKArn ItKUH DIB. persona of a bathing v party were settled question of using tho army with this Instrument of jaza. Come withoot hia signature.# Apparently tentative involved, while a htlrd, a of farmers drowned nt Grand Island yesterday and navy In enforcing prohibition Friday night and you will forget your he didn't put »«ch faith this year In general ip*«««re. was sent back to crops from larvae aft i ROCHESTER, fj, Y.t June 12Threc and two others who were rescued, Were aald by officials to be factors troubles amid tha whirl of tha danc- the contention a^vanehd before lf#l the secretary of state’s law efffco by butterflies ’ Which H M nm a prominent manufacturers were claim- still were unconscious early today, causing postponement. era and muaie that will charm you. hfk 10 day vstf* period was tha house, the aense being that th# have been ’ by death here in the (apt 24 hours. according to report* received here Don’t forget the place, tho Pariah of Suadaya. Three acta..of tha 1921 veto was'Ineffective. It !« now r*i m 111 \ l ih day, corded In th* 1928 statutes sad pro­ Th*y were Georg, W. Wetmore, this noon. House and the night, Friday, June session wot* vetoed on t)w Yowelt A Company have oyi adver­ . * ^president on tho assumption that ,Sunday ft fn oU Company; John • , -> . < vide# that th* presiding judge must tisement in this issue calling your HRh. piomlbr showcase dad deliver hla charge to th. jury felon attention to the Big Clearance Sale not count V DaLp Harold oo sale at Jon’s Smoke K . First melons frwm L county courts, and imegand 'l l “ “ lag counsel delivers He ad ouae, Mobley* Drug Btors add ♦nf P n>i >t , 1 ft '.>'»4 Fea UeUia, silk aaanufacturer. brought 91,000 a carload. grounds: another, a Hunt'* Pharmacy. tf DUESSELDORF, June 12.—Six Germans were killed- and three wounded by soldiers In Dortmund Sunday night, nays official bulletin issued at French headquarters. The statement asserted the French patrol was threatened by a party of civil­ ians in the street during the evening despite regulations forbidding them to be abroad after 0 o'clock. Cltitens refused to dispurse whereupon the soldiers after-usual warnings fired. HARDING MAY ASK , TO MODIFY WHEN IT GOVERNOR HAS SIGNED LAST OF BILLS RECOMMENDATIONS OF STATE COMMANDER OF THE LEGION, HAVE EFFICIENCY AS /GOAL ’ tr., i ■ is �’ * «i; 'L?~ «<•#»* HE * In* THE WEATHER tteHAI.D, UfiLhiuteiiyirii-' PLATFORM OF ORGANIZATION (6RLAN D0 MAN Foil GKOWKHH ASSOCIATEION WAS DROWNED A t PRH8ENTEI) AT TIIE MEETING (Continued from page 1) PABLO BEACH IS- AUGUMENTED . BY 16 SHIPS T h f Princfc -----------T 0 N i G h T7th"—Tho plan of voting shall be DIED AFTER BEING RESCUED Eleven of Them are British and Onfc Clair Windaor. KennnuL a Hobirt Bosworth, p4:iia one vote for each share of stock. . ‘ FROM* SURF. French 8th.—A board of nine directors shall r n * : ,1 " Stal s *a i ’ l l l r n » e * — ..rln lrd P c - . . I • romantic mdodraw, ei. * ^ bo chosen who in turn shall elect n William. T. Angel, 45, of Orlando, NEW YORK, June 11.—The rum, Kn h t o h Ri Hi f c Pa president, general manager,-a serre- ;ir.j Jacksonville, a deputy supervis­ of f his section are becoming: large fleet which cnrpo hack Saturday t o ; o r y nnd a treasurer—also appoint : 0r 0f tho Loyal Order of the Moose, ■ and varied. hnrrnss federal prohibition enforce-: tho following committees composed o f UrU htemporary offices in this efty, mcntnuthontic in New York incroihu' . THE COUNI i r 0 three members, one from the board ns . fjjcj „ f nn ac,'l(c dinlation of the Many problems will arise which chairman and two from the general hsart late yesterdny while Ixing res- ed today from eight to tweneyt ves* • A story of conflicts and tori will require the hearty co-operumembership. cy.J froth drowning hy lifo savers nt r.cls, Assistant Solicitor Barnes of tho) n powerful theme that customs service announced, . Eleven o f! down Into the soul, „f J S '* (a) Finances. • * lioh ot the bank and farmer! Pablo Beach. the vessels^ hi? said, were British reg- 1 womon. Added MtracUon: h h b m i* i i m (h) Grades and pools. ** > T w o women nnd two men, their The first ste# towards co-oper­ ixtry and one was French. ~ *-• -j (c) Purchases. identity unknown, were in tho i.ujierBull Montana Mm. U. Roily‘and grhnd-dnughtpr, (d) Auditing. (The ^milling com­ visor’s pnity nnd narrowly escaped • • ---------I ation is the starting of a Cheek­ * -I N * The Klrsimme phonograph factory' Miss Gcrlrujlc Roily, left on the mittee to ho selected, If possible, from being drowned. Their rescue with ing Account and acquaintance. la now turning out mnchlnqs. •f ( j Clyde Line stenmer Osceola today en tho hanks of Seminole county). Ladies Mahh Angel was iqx-rtncular nnd thousands * . ‘ --' I route to Cleveland, Ohio. Plan of Operation Start yours here today. of persons lim’d the hoard walk nnd 'A n 11-acrc homo alto In lakeland' — T 6 M OIt f t o jv^ Oth.—The Board of Directors to he pier to neo tho five brought to shore Agnetb Ay rex, Theodore has been sold for $60,000. n*h»ft, Merle Me Elroy, Coitc Hill nnd M. paid n per dfem fee and nre to meet by ths guards. nnd Richard Hir |„ the new I* .Sample were aiming the prominent monthly, weekly or dally ns tho busi­ » o « ^ a u , ° racing fdcUre * C , : Ed Vricze, of Eouth Jacksonville, a visitors to tho city today and,thcir ness of the season may require nnd NOTICE! Duval High school student, and mem­ many Sanford friends were glnd to nro to approve all pinna and actions ber of tho American Red Cross Life <t^ a s ^e r » F a ster” see them again. » of tho Gcncrnl Manager, -Secretary PnlilwIilC’ * 111111"" rcpi-ntl)* puMlnh Raving Corps, rated an a surfmun, "<l r’muivliiii nil nutliorlty from Mr. J.‘ B . • , nnd Treasurer, nnd meet with the var­ L Williams lo net In any offlcliil rngets the credit for making the sen­ imrlty fur thin rompany, thin Is to IL Ray Fcrran, one (if the most ious committees nt stntcd intervals. A COMMUNITY 11UILDER sational rescue. Louie Ossinrkcy, .an­ ...... In" iiimiir tout Hu- dray Motor prominent nnd popular business men I0fh.—Tho Snics Department to he , p Knlcs I'umpni >v will ciniiliiii" In Inisl- ' KIDNEY TRORHLR nETO^T! other life saver, hut not of tho I’nldo n"ss 'mull r the laanngiiini lit nf O. C. of Flint is was in the city today visit­ absolutely divorced ‘ from the Re­ ■ • F. I'. FOHSTF.lt, President II. F. WIIITNF.lt, Cashier corp, figured prominently in the Abti-ritian nn'l tlmt li" .lias nulhnrliy SERIOUS ing his sister, Mrs. D. L. Thrnsher counting Department, that is to say, tu nrt In Hi" "aimrlly of mhnasi-r ami ■ . rescue. nil liusliit-ss irunsnrilims must In­ and calling on his Sanford friends. the Sales Department in no way what­ thru him. nr nivm-lf. "Suffered with severe kf,dwW. Members of the corps were unable mail" UIIAV Mtmill RAI.K8 COMPANY. soever shall receive or disburse funds. , It)*: Mrs. J. M. Plrlrklnml, Owner. backache and pains |n my |rn J to ascertain the names (nnd uddrenr. Mr .and Mrs. W. T. Field nre en­ 11th.—The Finance Committee shall C3-:tr. . > j with quantities of Radiance ‘roacs of the four persone who were brought ufiller my shoulder blade. My nnd white zinnns carrying nut tin; col­ joying the summer months at Day­ have charge of finances of the Cor­ from the surf but it was understood tona Reach. They have a delightful poration, prepare .reports for the or motif of pink and white. In the that one women lives at -122 Ocean Gasoline Gauges for Font* 81.00; Pcd- “ n,, hln'!,lcr wpre In liad condlUoa, \ Lull Mis* Mamyo Stccdu required each cottage on the sen shore and they Hoard nf Directors and handle nil re­ street, tho home of H. IL Billings. :il Pads SOcket. Spotlights, Windshield was weak nnd nervous and felt tii^ MHS. FltRI) IIAlf!HR, Society Kdilnr guest to ' regia ter upon their arrivul. will he over there until October the ceipts nmj disbursements ns the hoard visors; TIRES and TUBUS at close nnd worn out Walking made I'hone 2i7*W Thb woman, who refused to give first. may direct. . prices. You enn get bnck with our «hort nf breath. Every monH„r Z II ymii hntr nMl frlriola .l.ltlnir inn in tin' dining room tho punch table —If ,«u nrr umImic util Mlicrr nr rioiilMit wan placed around Ilia punch howl 12th.—Tito committee on .Grades her name, admitted she had boon res­ tires. Better gasoline and oil. Wo face nnd hands wore bloated, tiiiHie, Mr II inn nrr rnli-rfiilntinc. write .,.i. i.................... ... i *t. , _», ._ _ B. G. Smith, president of the Ovcido nnd I’ ooIh shall have charge of grades cued but denied that she hid been a ihim» i cnni in iiii» iieptiriiiitMl, hI.Imk |which win a innri.no haul, of pink roaretry tho largest stock of automobile cino failed to help my rendition ^ rirlnll*. nr lejr I’holir III«• 11CMl. Il Mill ta and white zinmiK. Hero delicious Rank and one of the largest owners nnd pools nnd shall see that all pools engaged to Ang( I. Five minutes be­ tiros und accessories on Pnlmotto ave­ doctors advised an operation," * rila hr icrmfl, ii|i|»rcclMli tl. fore Tinies-Uhlon reporters called nt pnii'li wan served throughout the ev­ nnd shippers of citrus fruits in that are mndo from like variety or strain nue. Maggie Nelson, Mossdale, Ha. -fm. ti>'.’ Billings home, the woman talked ening hy Mlsscn Ruth Whittle and section was In tiie city today slinking nnd classified as to quality, grade tunhtely 1 read about Foley Kidstt SOCIAL CALENDAR hands witli his many Sanford friends. and pack according to plans to he to a reporter over the telephone. At * F. P. RINES Mamin aKte Williams. . Pills, trletl them and got relief." the Billings residence, It was said she io: worked out nnd agreed upon. Thi;i Palmetto Ave.---------Phone 1B1-J everywhere.—Adv. '. _ In the parlor a pretty chair was jtrMonday— Westminster (lull meet* nt was in a hysterical • condition and Mr. nnd -Mrs. J. I.. Rallentine, two tho homn of^ llrn l'errie I,ee Boll ranged, In white bordered with pink daughters Misses Grace and Mnude, committee to operate under thu hoard could not he seen,—-Timer-Union. of directors. • rores for th& hride-elect. The shower nf Celery avenue, nt I*. M. nnd son Julian, motored over from was presented hy little Arthur John­ Rlth.—The committee on purchases Tueaday-r-Mra. M. }5. WJgglnn will Gainesville Sunday to attend the American and HE.AIlltF.EZE, entertain at bridge at her home son, dressed as a postman, and wiia In Mai tin-Ander: nri wedding Tuesday. shall look after all purchases of sup- Federal Reservp Banks European Plan FLUHIDA the form of a parcel post package. rpiles and meet with tin* Hoard of Di­ on Magnolia avenue, at JR.IO, com­ in Georgia and Virginia They are guests of Mrs. Ilallcntine’s During the afternoon n minimi pro­ rectors nt regular intervals for in -1 plimenting Mis* France.! Chappell, sister, Mrs. C. A. Anderson. One block from Ocean.and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rales Were Cleared Today gram was rendered. Mrs. A. M. Phil­ rtrmtlon. • n liridc-elect' of thia month. . — Hoorn, 91 per tiny nnd u p ; $5 per week und up. Special lips filing, “ At Dawning" nnd "I Love Mth.—The plan of selling shall bi­ George Shipp has returned from week-end rates.-----------------Every room has running water. Tuesday—Mnrtln-Andersnn wedding By Kuprento Court of Charges About Hire" accompanied hy .Mim Virginia Columbia, S. C.t where lie worked in nt cash buyers insofar as possible und at 1 o'clock at Ilaptitt church. Par Checks Dot'oursey. Charlie Henderson Hnng railway shops for a few weeks hut then f. o. h.'sldpping |xdnt by wire. Tuoaday—Lehmnn-Huiircll Nuptial*. •'() Promise Me” and "An KxplnnnIfith.—A plnn of advancing daily 7fi lie rays that Sanford is tiie licit place IIIv Th" \annrlnlril I'rtn ) ' Tuesday—Mm. Itnymnnd Phillip* will lloll" accompanied hy Miss DcCourper cent of onch pool is considered ad­ ill Die world and he will remain nt WASHINGTON, June 11.—Methods entertain at dinner in honor of .Miss n y . Also in her usual charming New Shipment of the old filneo for some time to come. visable nnd that the duration of pools used by federal reserve bunks in GeorDorothy Humph. . manner .Miss .Margaret Cowan gave a are to he flexible and conform to lo- , , gin* nnd Virginia to compel hnnkR not Wednesday—Miaa Fern Ward will group of readings. VANTINES J. E., Ingram and lirido, of Wost cal conditions and market fluctuation. |ni m,K.rn of thut „yttU>n| l(l caah nt entertain at dinner complimenting Miss Marlin wan becomingly attir­ Our committee considers tho pooling Palm Bench are spending tin* week par checks drawn upon them by their Incense— Incense Ilurncrs— Pliic, Snndnhvood, Violet, Wistaria ud MIr.'i Dorothy Humph. ed ia a pretty frock of white crepe do with their grandmother, Mrs. C. W. system of primary importance for hy ,IepiMtilura whlch rcnch fo(k>rn, rcKcrvo • Rose— the latest creations * Thursday—Moughtun-Fhiipmnn wed­ ( him* with pink flowers. acreage member so- |mnks for c0„ wlion or clt.nrance wtTl. nnhll actenue Speer. They were entertained Friday pools tho mold! Refreshments of pink uud white ding. • at the Seminole Cafe by Mrs. J. E. euros tho benefit of the larger. It approved by tho Supreme cqprt to Fiiduy— Mm. Donald Whilcondi and lii iel; cream and individual cakes were Pace; Saturday they were entytsintd will bo by the correct system that the tiny in cases brought against federal | Minn Florence Homy will out* Main i served hy Misses Mamyu Steel, Omnh by Mrs. C. \V. Spcur at thu Guides question of mertihcrship control cens­ -reserve banks nt-Atlanta and Hfch»-‘*f1|ioifCL*32& ------------------------------------------------------- —Thb Itciali Slow at n miscellaneous nliowe rat the |Alien, Ruth Whittle and Mamie Kate and Sunday they were entertained by es to lie of pfifhary Importance. mond, * , I ______ ' home of Die latter at I p. in. honor­ IWilliams. Kith.— Information to members dur­ Mis, J. I.. Ingram at Hie Gables. Tim following guests wei'e picrcpt: ing Minn Doiotliy Humpii, a brideing shipping Kuason to be furnished — ML Ilent tire .Mai tin, honorcc, Mrs. i led of iiuxl wee!:. Miss Elinor Herring is homo for daily and to cover market conditions, J. C. Hull, Miss .Mnigarct Mart'll, I,thi* slimmer muntli” and Iter many sales anti complete information per­ Mrs, Dairy Ward will cuti'iluiii lb" Mrs fb"'oigo Huff, Killth lloolh, Carrie r girlhood friends are giving her a taining to the Inside operations of tin* im-nibors of tii" Hunk Lovers Hub Darrey, Mamye Stride, Carolym* |tvnun welcome. Miss Herring is tit" association, Stanley, Mmiiio Knto Williams, Rutli daughter of Judge nnd Mrs. Georg" Fiiduy nfli'ttuiun ul four oYImd;. 17th.—Membership meetings to be Whitter, Mis. A. M. Phillips, Virginia G .Herring nnd is one of the Sanford held twice each month during shipping Tli" Dauglitern of Wesley will "ii- DeCntnsey, |vy I.ay ton, Mary Stanley, High School graduates wlm is mak­ season- all complaints or auggeatiuna tcitain with n niiMcelbint-oiiN (louver (iinah Allen, Kvelyn Harrow, Mis. Vo. ing good in her profession. She. Is t.i be filed with Secretary iu writing in honor fo Mica-'.leeiie liiave. and lie Williams, Margaret Cowan, Mis. A. i*i a log New York (.cloud for instruc­ 'at least three days before each meetMiss Franc u Ghappel nt tlit* Inxue of C. Wlllhnmt, Lillian Park, l.eola King, tion in violin and voice and is making IIng. Mrs. JoIiii Dctn Tliurndny evening at .liunctl" l.alng, Mrs. II. F. Collmn, a tine record. It is our judgment thut no further •Mi l. F. R. Whitter, Miss Kssie Whit­ 8 oVItK'k. Knasc. meetings shall lie held. In the tle and A. K. ( olliiiii, Charlie T. lienYowell & Company have an nd- future only those signing membership j de: •on, t hat. Anderson, Kdw. Mlllen, vciUscment today M Fit MY MATRONS CLUB Next legardinjr their aprci ment will he ntlmltted. The i'IiiIi Met witli Mi . !■*. l i n e n Coinei ti. Whittle, Thonins A. Itiotli- big Three-Day t’bu ant’o unit* that Fiiday's meeting will be for tiie purman for tiie Inst tlnu* tliir •oaHtui.'Slit* •iron, M. J. St n.itrom, (ilenn Whit­ will include everything foV the Indies, ptmu of fleeting directors, approving .Sizes 2 to 7 $1.00 ami $1.25 pi lived a .liliglitriil lie Hew, lervlng tle, II. il. t'lemduiw mtd M. C. Had- Me:: and Ley* i,i the store. Read the i by-law:' and dir posing of matters per.ulToc. sandwirliei; uud cake. Assist­ durl:. page advertisement thut gives you itnir.ing to t'r.* permanent organiza­ S' ing h"| in nerving were Mis. John Tiie affair was u deliglitfid cour­ the at tit les und the prlyes and you tion. Bully, Mr.. A. ChiLilii: and Mr:., 'l.il- tesy rind was of especial enjoyment will attend tho sole for it is your Therefore, to those who contem­ bell. * for the guests. great opportunity to save money. Alt plate liecoming nicmlK*rs, we urge Thnc* prorotil wore: Mu. D. tile good.i nie nensminhle and right pioiiipt artiou. Sec soimxine of the Banli't nnd ilauglitt’ i Huliili, Atrs. J. GtlVERNMKNT WILL ACCEPT |tip to th<- minute and you are getting orgauixr.tion icmmiltec tit once for J. Gbt, .Mir. Talbert, Mrs. l ied Hu!123 MOftK MSN FOR FREE j teal bargains jn every article listed. lurlher informtilliui or suggestions; nr |y, Mrs. John Holly, M i- U. Bully, CAMPS THIS SI MMER write to the Secretary outlining nug50c Per yard Mi, *: Got tl tide Bully, Mi... II. I. KreinMiiet Margaret Hr nine has returned gesthins or asking questions pcrtaitiIning, Mrs. A. Clirisliun, Mis. W. S. ■ Tlji guvernmeiit will •accept 12>'l to Sunfonl for. a short stay after her ii g to personal situations. Price anil daupliter, Fbueiit", Mi.*. E. additional applieantH to tlu> (’ itiron’ « Uiduoiis duties a> brad stenegrapber The timo for completing the organ­ C. GoInou and oti.ei v. Mil it a i y Trnilnng Cainpu which will in the I'loridq Senate. Miss lira ini* ization is getting short. He ready, to lie In Id during August nt Camp Me- has the distinction of being one of ionic to tin* court bouse next Friday HONORING MISS MARTIN i ‘l.,lla:i. Alalmni.i, I’oiht Barrances, the few strangers at the eapital w)io night, June 1 llh, ns u tentative mem­ Friday evcnliig the iivmbor.t of tli" JPen •• la, Florida, •:•*.H nt Fort received a good position Iiccoum' she ber or dismi/is the thought nltogetber. Roof Gaiilt n Club bui"’*e.l .Mi * It.- Rrfii.g. near F.iyotteville, N. C. Thin was worthy of tiie place and siu* (Signed) atrire Maitin with a bandl.enbbT in isdug. dune beeiiU:c of the iqilcn- made quite a record nt the capital G. F. BLEDSOE, aliuwer at tho *bonu* of Miss Hsiie ilbl kliowii g made liy the state up to for keeping everything iu her de­ Chnii man. Per yard Wliilllo i n French nvmue. i tills time. JOE CAMERON, pot tmenl up to the minple. Mi.-s '»he tuoinc vv.'ie niti. tit oily dot matlafomviflon l.eetu nnd npplicntitfh Hralne experts to visit her old lionte L. A. BRUMLEY, blank* may lie ueeiireil by writing to in New Jersey for revi ral months beJOHN MESICH, II. C. R'J >*, University of Florida, at fuiu coming back to Sanford for the O. P. SAVOPK. * Gam •’.ille, who says, "Florida bus winter. RALPH n. CHAPMAN .".77 you. j: i.ie'i rigneil up for thj FRANK MI.THCI1, , le.i.up suqtmer; however the FOR SALE—5 Pointer pups, No- I G. F. SMITH, .government offleialn are anxious for Htock. See Vick lluwkins, 110 San­ . L. E. FRAZIER, 59c Per yard ■i"in Florid.i li*.ry*.» to take advantage ford Ave. Seciytury... ■ M -t'i of thi.t rplendld opinrtunity to secure 'ii.lining during tho munth of August. Tho Daily Herald. lf»c per week. The Dully Horuid, Ific per week. Tir.iv porlatiiCi, fond, clothing, and LADIES’ $2.50 BLACK . I:trtti* > will be ftlfllished l>>' the |fOVi inmi ;.l. i b nly of time will lx* giv; cn to ntllli'to-c of all bind.', and the i o'.'icat Ion will in. m e tlx* boys n gxid j tlir.e. . Y iing mm who attend will not be und' * any obligation to join tho NnAt, per pair......... ;.................................................. ............. - ....... tional Guard, o.;guni:ed ttn<eives or anything else unlvts they so desire y The Mnrinello Shop, formerly in the Meisch HuildinR, hus and the rerullo that may be expected S moved lo the llrum’ey-l'uleston liullding next ifio Bn month of pbysiral tmining in B ' to the Valdez Hotel * i the great uutdoorn with plenty of m S E L F -R E D U C IN G ' g iiul ftxid,* trerh uir and whnU-npmr Jj C O R S E T I l unouulingi enn only lx> ostlmutod. 5 Now estahlinhed and prepared to make appointments. Ypu Nano Scif-ReJuctiiQ No. 31) l i t y.-ir evoty boy who attended M . nro cordiully invited to inspect our Mnrinello line ft rtrsl batt’sln. It lias a low top ( unp luireasul co.mldeialdy i^ cheat ,5 and medium skirt. MsJc in tluio f beauty specialties j expansion and Weight. able pink or white cou'.dt r.!;c* 24 to 36—and com* o* ly $Jft\ R| I t Wo win piov , we will crate and * 0:00 A. M. to 12:00l i Tt>w> >lal<( n s ' l j s i II, h ..J mn>,. |J> -1IOU1LS-1:00 to 4:00 I*. M. liiiu , mm Ukt t l . U y ii u n i i !m W i l l . , ship your ho'.'r.thoid goods, or wo will ■ N e m o l l » r l r n l r .r « i l i o < n In u io o •• IJOIt. IMu St.. New V. ih UJ.J I. CI »!«•« them until yuu need them, fall 5 Special appointments made to suit your convenience N ya* * ..................................... ..............................- ................. ........................... THE FARMING INTERESTS For Florida: Fait tonight; Tucadny local thundershow­ er*. LOCALS ! First National Bank SO CIETY HOTEL RAYMOND R . C. B O W E R THE CHURCHWELL CO. Slipovers, for Children Cotton Pongee Satin Stripe Shirting r Marquesette Draperies Silk Hose ... Announcement... First Street c- SELLS IT F O R LESS rr ,, •* nr»c �f AGE TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1023 r ‘r i - w - r - ■— ,• ■— SanfordDaily Herald nole 'County holds' VMor^l distinction. tune. The promptness w lg f WMcfc r f t f C V I T i n c ' v action was taken for the betterment « J U o l ~r ~ * Reproduces more celery than any of the "school* Suggests that it might | other one county in the United States have been dona before, except that and Its chief town, Sanford, is the authority was lacking. It waa known largest celery shipping point In the some time ago that . many of our United’ tSataa, Sanford la also the The Herald Printing Co. schools were lacking the necessary largest intial icing point in the Uni­ moans to conduct them properly,. It ted States. The celery Industry has waa impossible to get competent proved a wonderful asset to the coun­ teachers for the salaries the districts ty and to the state. In the produc­ Is an account in . the Peoples wero able to pay, and the children tion of lettuce, Seminote County la - M a y t o m m y h o w oo Bank o f Sanford. were deprived of their rights. Es­ also one of he leaders o f the world. yu h » p e u h a f TA^-. *9 sential apparatus was lacking boThe Tribune gives accurate and IT j H - A f - l- A or H .V P T E J It will never fail you, and if add­ cause there waa no money to pay comprehensive articles to the live towns . of Seminole—Sanford, the for It. ed to consistently win make you y tauv^s its ontjy *, county seat,"the center of its activ­ "This brings up the question why o r THEM WORDS < * = ^ , financially independent ities and its industries; Oviedo, growa maximum limit was ever placed on yuh KtM m u rim r way? the amount of money a district might tn grapidly and acquiring a very de­ A cordial invitation is extended see fit to raise for its public schools, sirable citizenship and worth-whllo industries; Altamonte Springs, a and why it should be necessary to to you to try out this certain way 1 » - «* IS- p m O W r ik l r l l f r lr «•»•»» i m Im I* (iMiir appeal to the legislature for permis­ favorite resort for tourists, beauti­ to success. , W i M rT W T f r r M i r , A < t , r fully surrounded; Geneva and ChuM M l , keew a a n l l t t - sion to ralle the limit. That la a * 2 per > ra i, a lw era la aara a rt. matter which would seem to concern luota, small but progressive commu­ only the people of the district. What nities. AH of these towns have the can tho member from Monroo coun­ spirit of enterprise nnd growth which 0 to (La uae for republlcation of «a dlepatehea credited to It or ty or Okaloosa county know about is doing so much to advance the in­ [harwiae credited In tbla oarer terests of Florida, and they arc back­ Leo the local newa publlahed tho school needs of the people of ed up by a productive country, sec­ •I«bte of ra-publlcatlon of^rpeclal Hillsborough county, and why should shea herein are eleo reaerved. they have a hand In supplying those ond to none In the state in possibili­ 1HBRALO BOILUfNM. rhaate 14! needs T Manifestly the early fathers ties for development. _ Feretjrfl AJeertialn# Krprton1 SANFORD distrusted tho people, and raised n The Tribune acknowledges the FLORIDA 1 . T M E A M E J tlC A N P ffIJ fl A S SO C bar against any Indulgence in wild wholehearted arid cnthuslatsic assist­ extravagance. They did not foresee ance nnd co-operation of the County the rapid growth of some section* of Commissioners of Seminole, tho City the state, and the limit which they Commission and the Chamber of Com­ , , Tampa Shrlnera again report that put on taxation for school purposes, merce of Sanford, nnd the leading they presented President Harding while it may have been adequate In business men and farmers of the no one can charge them with teach­ and difficult method. Most of tW INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO, 1 with a box of cigars. those times, proved grossly Inade­ county, In preparing this Develop­ ing for money alone. There is fans fnvor educational slogan*. scarcely a calling that Is less remun, "Rut," says one, "It miy d0 * quate when the population hnd doument Section nnd in making it so erntivc and exacts more from the good, for most of them are know-itptcnsingly representative of every In­ The organisation of tho growers of hied and trebled. alls to start with.”—Jackaonvilk "But what we arc mainly protest­ cost— that the change will be for the from tho Accounting Department terest The wide distribution given person who follows it. , the style I* an Idea rampant Just now Roys nnd girls should not bo made Journal, . . and we predict that In the next twelve ing against is burdening Ibo legisla­ best interest* of all concerned, white and the Sales Department being In this publication, liko that given the no way able to disburse or receive others o f tho sorlCs, will he worth a to feel that they have disgraced the ( months the growers of Florida will he ture with a great host of private and and black. f a m i ly , if they fail to b r i n g h o m e ex­ Along agricultural and horticul­ any of the funds. • “ Lasker's Joy Ride" will t* local hills with which it can have no grent deni to Seminole County,— well organised In every district. cellent report cards, but should be as­ tural purHuit* the Southern employer Another good idea is the pooling Tampa Tribune. concern, and of which It has no by the Democrats says headline is . : ------------° -----------sured of the parents' sympathy and in being irritated into the use of ma­ plan for the- sales of vegetables which . ------------ o— I------knowledge. A few general statutes tho papers. We opine not. Filth* Cross City in Dixie county, has n understanding, nnd should be made chinery to replace the negro, who hns rends ns follows: THE RACE IS NOT ALWAYS TO to understand that the race is not al­ up the Lovlathian and takirg her«* 1 ( newspaper—the Cross City Advocate might be passed by the legislature, gone whore he suppose* work easier The plan of selling shall be to n cruise to test out this wonderfcl —edited by R. L. Helvenston. We to apply to tho whole state and every THE SWIFT. ways to the swift, but that persistent ship is one of the best advcrtiimwu and money more plentiful, will find cash buyers insofar as possible and local condition, relieving the legisla make the prediction that Crosa City effort In tho face of difficulties is the that he can increase production at then f. o. b. shipping point by wire. for the American Shipping Beard . will now grow Into a real city without turc of a vast nmount of totally un price that will bring success.—Times This In the time of year when less cost. A plan of advancing daily 75 per necessary and useless work, nml giv­ that was ever devised and if any *f # any crouea. A great ninny of the negroew, hav­ cent of each pool Is considered ad­ teachers nnd students- nro working Union. ing It time to consider ntensures of the croaking Democrats or Hepntdi. r,• -i--------------------stnte-wldc Importance, which nriw ing been disillusionized, will Wander visable and that the duration of pools under stress, and the nerves of all cans either open their hesds ibtvt • • "Husband Forced to Give Illood to hnvo to be sol aside while the legis­ back. Many of them will have learn­ are to be flexible nml conform to lo­ are on edge. Pupils who have neg­ it they ought to be shot wilh t cu FILM FIENDS. < W ifi He Tried to Murder,” says lature gives its time to local matters ed a lesson from the change and will cal conditions and market fluctuation. lected to study ns they should during of obi corned beef. Wc need ill Om . headline In paper. Moat of us hove he tho better for It. Rut—and here Our committee considers tho pooling the school months, nre trying to cram of limited Importance." ships wc can get and to reconstruct * to sweat blood to keep tho wife going Is tho gist of our belief—in obtaining system of primary importance for everything at once so ns to be able ” 0 wad some power the giftie gie us the tavhilhinn and ppt this gnat good but as yet few of ua hnvo had Increased production through better by pools the small acreage member to pass final examinations. Tenchcrs Tne sec ourscl’s hs others see us." ship in commission after the Demo, AS OTHERS SEE IT. - to give up any real blood—we would machinery, there will be lots of wnfk secures tho benefit of the larger. It who have taken the work slowly in crntic party had let her rot at her If the words "feci" or “ hear" do It of courso and not try to kill How burdensome taxes are viewed of a different nature nvnilnblc for will bo by the correct system of pools an effort to be thorough or for any whatf so long is no feather in tkt wouldn’t ruin the rhyme of the ' friend wife either. cap of the Democrats nnd they should by other slates and the fear tlinl the negro anil he will be more satis­ that the question of membership con­ other reason are working cnrly and make n telling message to flash to keep still about this incident. some feel that capital will quickly fied with conditions In the future trol ednaea to he of primary import­ late to cover all the prescribed movie fans from the screen, accord­ ground so that thoir pupils may ac­ *• /The captives of the Chlncso bandits shift to states where leant tax re­ than he ha* been in the past, and ance. will' be freed today, It Is announced sistance Is intarposed, is shown by while all unconscious of hi* part in Another good idea is the follow­ quit themselves with credit. Parents ing to rampant picture-goers who That little Palm Reach buy on kit who have apparently taken very lit­ are filling the sir with their plaints ■In‘An obscure part of tho dally papers. the following taken from the Wabash, this improvement he will bo respon­ ing: way to Sunday school in hi* car concerning the lack of thoughtful­ • Tfie .Chinese bandits have given it up. Indiana, Tjmca-Stnr: sible for it. looking at the whulu Information to members during tle interest In the progress of their with his little sisters struck by i Tke papers refused to play up the matter from a long-distance view­ shipping season to be furnished daily children in school arc suddenly wak­ ness of some of their fellow fans. “ Do not be In too great baste to train nnd nil of them uninjured kept tavers of the silver screen have captive stuff any longer and the ban- emigrate to Florida If you chance to point wo can nut hut lielicvo that and to cover market conditions, ing up to the fact that school closing on to Sunday school is n lesion in ' dItV business fell off right now. The have great wealth or large income. much good will result from the tem­ sales and complete- information per- time is near, and nre urging children certaih enemies who, they claim, live itself. Had they been going fUhhif on only through the fact that mur' bandits can * come back to America There may be a catch in It. Thu.re. porary ombaeras*ment (lie South Is talnlng to the Inside operatinWUat i ? exert every effort to pass lnto_Uie|.|lL.|_j|r_j|_ .. Ihejf-would jirobably have bees k*i ZZ 3 ’Text grade. A s •a- rerolt,—mothers? PBrr-rs■7‘ri' .Jutmi nfjt. — •••••^•wwJTftr-birekrin the lirtmrtry or hrfflAt- Vbef fogTsTniTi re“ " f l f i ‘ slate “bn* Sub­ undergoing because her negroes thr* *association. 'od. On tTic wny to Sunday ickod Number One: Thpse who keep ' shops. Tfms in the pooling |ilnt> the grow­ teachers and pupils arc at a nervous mitted to the voters a constitutional have the wanderlust. they were under the care of a Higher Not long ago the writer saw ers of small acreage have the Iwncfit tension nnd all will suffer, more or lime (usually had’ on the hack of Power nnd they were protected froa amendment prohibiting for twentyyour sent during the entire feature. t . The Daytona Journal observes that five years the levying of nny income twelve negroes doing work indiffer­ o f the markets to the same degree less. Number Two: The chap who is so the wheels of the railroad train. There will be some failures. Some ently that a machine with three of that the larger crowers have and while ^>r|dge may not Improvo a wo­ or inheritance tax upon a citizen of restless he is always crossing nnd man’s morals It rcslly docs for the the state. It Is quite possible that them could have accomplished very will get a square deal nil during the of these will he because school chil­ Seizing property worth more that uncrossing his legs.' He usually time Curtail her volume of convcraa- tho legislative solons have seen the fficienlly. Use of a machine would season. The information furnished dren hnvo been allowed to attend ffiOO.OOO in less than two yesr* lit weighs three hundred, and can be , tlori. Maybe—but what a power of evils of over taxation on those lines have necessitate! increased produc­ daily on marketing conditions nnd show* lit night, have been encouraged charged up with knocking down prohibition agents in Florid* h*»t expression she can put Into Just a and are holding out an Inducement to tion, perhaps, but the other nine ne­ tfie complete list of all transactions to disobey nature’s laws by not get­ about one row of seats a month by not done badly. This is about wktt word or even a look If you happen capital to go to Florida and put it­ groes could have been busy produc­ of the organization means much to ting the proper amount of sleep, they could have made in other lisw this process. ( to be her partner and pull a boner!— self out In investment without the ing, and because of the machine the tho members and those who ship 1some will fuil because the diet ha* of business that we might name bat Number Three: Those who have been neglected nnd they have been , St. Petersburg Times. Old sport, dred of having all of tho profit* tax­ owner of it cuuld have afforded high­ through the organization. will not. The newspaper butinwt k Tim co-operative * plans are good allowed to eat nnd drink whatever just learned to read, nnd show their t you have sure been there. ed .away. Great fortunes also may er wages Ilian the negroes were get­ prowess by repeating each title in a not one of them, however, and »♦ . . ■ o —- ■be transmitted to heir* without ting at llie work they were doing, and with the memlmrsliip in the as­ they pleased, regardless of all laws plain tone as it appears on the screen. will get n job in the prohibition j»W Judge Joe Earman seems to have handing over a generous slice to the fur the work they might have been sociation glowing and composed of a of hygiene and regardless of. phy­ Number Four: Those who saw the an soon nn possible. been put down from tho judge's scat stntc. I’erhnp* Florida has heard of doing, if he had been a little more majority of the growers of the Snn'- sician’s instruction. Some will fail feature last week in Updunk, Wis., , at West I'alm Reach bet he Is not Wisconsin and hopes to attract some up-to-date. At the same time In the |ford section tho new organization because of ill health, and some will nnd tell what’s going to happen to R E Q U I S I T I O N F O R H E N NETT. •"out." Joe will never !>e out. In n of the capital the latter state wants same section we heard rumors of a should prove successful from the not be promoted because they are prove that* Jacksonville is in the •two-page advertisement In the Palin to drive out under the ln*h of laxe*. shortage of labor because so many stait and ought to fill n long felt mentally weaker than the other mem­ TALLAHASSEE, June I2.-TV clutches of a movie trust which bers of their class. This number is of the negroes were leaving for want not only In Gils part of the . Reach Post he tells some of the things Something may l*e said In support of governor today turned over to At­ doesn't ever let the late releases get state Iml in ev ery ‘ part of Florida very small. Regardless of all the he has accomplished ns Municipal' the theory that the more capital is greener fields. torney General Hufonl. for opini* The cotton Industry may be hurt In where winter vegetables and especial­ claims to the eontrary, the mentally to Jacksonville until they have been . Judge and says that he will be a can encouraged to develop business 'the the requisition from the governor tl inferior child is the exception. No shown in Updunk, etc., etc., etc. j dldato for the office not because he grin ter will be the ultimate tnx cnl .the South for a while but there will ly celery are raised. Georgia, for Raymond 0. Bensett. Number Five: The dunihcll who . wants the measly little astnry hut lie." lection* and tho more and better the lie found a way out of this problem, 1The Herald has always Wen strong parents should assume because a child Jr., of Tampa. Rennelt, who U <** is suth a film expert that he knows , causa he wants to put In forco'Ttii pay cheek* of tho employed. Rut la cultivating, the tractor can be j for organization among the growers. fails to make a grade he hns less just how {ill effects nre obtained, nnd, awaiting trial In Tampa in cow*principles. Joe Is there with tho ]>lg Jhorc may he some other motive at brought into piny. Tho-fidoption of We would liko to see every gAiwer mentality than his neighbor has. The whether ho knows ypu o f not, Is so tion with the killing several day* »T . mlU and Joe will win out. Joe is ah- work In Florida. Capital accumula­ latter packing nut hod* will release ill the county of Seminole and the probability is that the parents of the filled with cilucntlunul zeal that he of *u young mnn there, U aolutely honest and Joe is absolutely tion for production is admirable If some labor for the work of harvest­ state of Florida in the organization. boy usually considered the bright hoy must tell you, not only what he Georgia for an«iiult and bEttrry* ' a foql about hia friends all of which there 1* no catch In It. It seems too ing for which machinery is not avail­ It is called the Florida Vegetable in the class have taken their parentknows, but how he happened to get attorney general plans to hold a h**r able. In all lines of agricultural and Corporation because the growers of homi seriously and have looked nftcr Stakes Ul love him more and more. altruistic to he genuine." ing with counsel for both psftiri to know. The reference to Wisconsin in in horticultural endeavor better care the state can join tho parent organ­ the child’s physical welfare. Just how to elminnto them—there's present. When a child is lazy ut school and CUT OUT THE LOCAL IH1.8. point. Hint fUato, only a wilderness will be taken in producing and han­ ization or become subsidiary to it. the rub. The only practicable In' the cold northwest a few year* dling. Shiftless methods will be With thu proper management it fails to apply himself, his laziness method which would do (he trick G. W. Lawton, Rracrlct Wat/b fj* limy often-be traced to weak eyes, de­ avoided .and, best of all, the negro— should grow nnd expand until it covTbe Herald hsn long contended ago, was rapidly developed under tnx pert, 216 South Urange. seems to be to lag ’em ami bar ’em. I who come back— ers every part of tho state and if the j fcctlvo hearing, poor digestion, or to that.* law should he drafted In tho law* that were an inducement to In­ especially those will have to be less shiftless In order growers will join and stand by it the |the fact ho does not get enough sleep However, few advocate t!ib drastic •stats legislature that would grant the vestors. Confisrutory tnx law* drive . power to all villages, towns and capital to cover or out of the state. to compete with the mnrhine that has association will prove n great Imkih or enough of the proper kind of food. Another thing that should be taken to the growers' of Winter vegetables. , cities In Florida the right to make There are many who live In otyrr replaced him. ----------o----------into consideration in that children Just now it’s an ill wind, tiut may­ , thalr own laws and change their states who will wutch the outcome of have dilTerent talents, ability for do KEMINOI.K COUNTY. be it's blowing in a good direction. . charters if incorporated at any time the Florida proposal. We believe ing different things. The fact that —--------o —----------the people wanted to vote on the tho Florida legislature acted in good a boy fail* in English grammar or in The Tribune takes special pride in GROWERS WILL ORGANIZE THE question without burdening the legls- faith, ntul we hanten to assure our the Seminole County Development arithmetic should not cause the pa­ ASSOCIATION. ■lature with this local matter. Wo Indiana contemporary, there' In no Section which goes out wilh this is­ rents to become discouraged. He have contended that It Is not fair to catch In the proposed law,—Reportersue. It is one of the most complete may have .a talent for music or nrt According to tho article jn the tbe municipality to pase a law In Star. and interesting of the aeries and it or cabinet work. Tho poet Heinrich I DailyJVlorald on Monday the new or­ ■■■ ■ 6- ■■ * •Tallahassee of a local nature without brings to general public notice and Heine was considered a dullard be­ ganization of grower* will lie carried WILL HELP SOUTH. .giving Uia people at home a chance out next Friday night at which meet­ to national attention a section of cause ho was slow at figures. Wc , to .vote on U. We have contended The Skinner Packing House News, ing only those who havo signed up Florldn which has not hitherto re­ have an idea that Mr. Edison was not It la not fair to the legislature Mrs. Katharine Walker, of New with the organization will attend the ceived anything like the publicity considered brilliant as a hoy,' and a to tak« up all their time In paailng says; great many of the geniuses of today which1 Its unusual1 resources and prumeeting to vote on the questions of Tho South's answer to the exodus or 'refusing to past local bills when York City, will demonstrate the did not lead their classes when they //, tkdr time should bp taksn up with of the negro laborer to* other states the by-laws and constitution and for 4ucWjity. ^«fenr«. Development Editor John L Mc­ were at school. etaW- button. > Wo' have called at- Una in "increased production per mail the election of officers ami other im GOSSARD CORSET WEDNESIf a pupil fails to make hia grade •UoUpo tt,U^e fact that local bills through bolter machinery." This purtant matters. The name of the Whorter ■has covered Seminole Coun­ this year, parents should, of course, ty thoroughly and gives not only its should never be brought to Tallahas- phraae la taken from the au^-tltlc of new association will be the Florida DAY, JUNE 13TH. All the La­ . see at alt apd we are getting other an article on ‘‘Immigration— or Ma­ Vegetable Corporation and it will be preach conditions and its prospects try to find out the cause. The family paopla to think the same thing. W« chinery” In a recent issue of the n stock company each member voting for the future, but the roost aceuraet physician can often help in diagnosing dies’ are invited to come and Intend to hava this matter brought McGraw-Hill Industrial tatter. The his stork Just as he would in any history of the county ever published. tho tVoublc. If the parents are to blame because they have neglected This history goes back to 1B3G and to thp. attention o f the people in the negro problem is an interior one of other corporation. The plan Is clean the "NEW MODELS" and have a satire stats of Florida before the • , somuwhat similar nature to tho rut and while some changes may be has been compiled from authentic having tho child's eyes, or teeth or m at session o f the legislature and it one discussed in the industrial letter made In the original plana at the recalls. In collecting these facts and cars examined, they should not let a fitting. meeting Friday night It will stand presenting them injnte|w*tinff form, day pass without having these things to bt passed. Tbe Tampa referred to. attended to. If they allowed the child Southerners in the past have as a basis upon which the new or- Mr /McWhorter has .performed a i Timas has the same idea in the foi choaen the course of least resistance, ganitation will work. It la the first notable aervice for the people of to sit up late at night, and have fail­ ; louring: -J y . .i , "Nina special school districts put The mure baa been with them and time the organisation committee has Seminole County and has added an ed to look after his,diet, now is the time to turn over a new leaf that he W E D N E SD A Y o f 11 voting have decided In favor of he ba¥ been useful and cheap—but submitted the plana and it begin* to important chapter to the history A)t may do.hia work well next year. Florida. . look aa though they mean business bf questionable economy. It will now a IQ min tax for school pur* Seminole County is primarily a Fault finding or nagging at this time laatoad of the 3 mUl levy for­ be diKovered that he is not India- and will now proceed to the big work truck-growing county and that in­ will not help. It la too late for that ks vacua. This is . tka v/wswar penalble and we feel very sure that of getting ready, for next season. dustry la given.preferred attention in to do any good. Teachers should not There are several .excellent idea* in a few years when the S«ith may tya Tribunp'} exposition of iU re­ be too severely criticised either. While ip the plan among them being ty* isvSr^een forced to take to’ mechan­ gracious! sources. In two particulars, Semi- a few teachers may be unconscientioua being divorced by « previous Itgista- ical methoda of reducing the labor I Sales Department THE BEST SAVING SERVICE .Peoples Bank. o f Sanford . . . J ’■ ytjtijv ’ ' Corset Demonstration. . . �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE =nr<j< ji =J= In The yyasnington Gets Many Letters in Reply ■•m ■Mr**•, k -------------- ----- — — OVKR 4,000 PERSONS ARK ARRESTED UNDER I.IQUOR LAWS | Nearly 3,000 aUtla were seized by ROBBINS, PIONEER IN THE GROWING OF CELERY, IS g2 federal ’prohibition »f«rnt« and sherA,BV " ’ YEARS OLD AND STILL WORKING ’ a rtt- jj. A fine article about one o f Sanford a oldest citizens J*ecently appeared in the Washington -Nat­ ional iVibane/the official paper for the soldiers who fought in the northern armies during the Civil War The article wfts so good that we asked for the cuts and the permissipn to use part or the story that was written for the Black Hammock Farms of the Oviedo section ft', which the'editor of the Tribune is interested. Mr. ltohbins is one o f the pioneer celery growers, one of the men who dincovered the Sanford sub-irrigation system and the Herald believes' that’ he is entitled to this fine P ic e front the Tribune and we hereby reproduce it: Every veteran of the Civil War knows there were no battles fought between 1914 and 1919 that compare with the fighting between *01 and *C5. No .oldier who fought in the armies of Grant or Eee believes there was warfare at Verdun, St. Mibiel, the Chemin des Unmet, Belleau Wood, CJmteau-Thierry, nr elsewhere that equalled the fierce onslaughts, the bloodshed, the clever strategies, or required tho personal bravery ond fortitude of Shiloh, Gettysburg, Fredericks­ burg Vicksburg, the bottles of the Wilderness, Stono River, Franklin, Chickamauga, or Antlotam. No other sea battle in history, to these men, com­ pares with the epic encounter between the Monitor and ihe Merrimac at Hampton Roads. And the Doughboy, the Gob nnd the Leatherneck of the World War recently fought on Kuroponn soil, know that in that by gone skirmish between two sec­ tions of the country, in-fore the advent of machine guns, high-power rincs, 40-mile artillery, airplanes, radio, de- stroyers, supordrendnaughtx, submarines, and poison gas, and when thousands instead of millions of men fought on each side— these hoys know that nothing In the olden days equalled the tremendous horror, or required the individual heroism of the wnr they fought in. Of course, both are right und both are wrong; and we do not intend to be arbiters. All war, no matter how just its cause, is cruel nnd terrible. No matter when or where the wars were fought, all these Americun boys took up arms for the ideals of honor nnd Justice. AH braved und many suffered destruction for the supremacy of Right. Some of the old arc still young, niyl mnybo some of the young nro already becoming old. Hut the writers of this article have learned some­ thing thut has made them think; smoothing thnt they are going to puss on to all readers of The National Tribune, and any others who may be interested. Here ure two pictures of Coinrude A. Robbins in his celery patch nt Sanford, Floridn, * 19fcfi. \ , ■ Sheriffs o f Florida raptured 10,842 gallon* of/moonshine liquor during tho period ‘fffcm ^ugu»t 1, ’*1921, Ut July 31; 1922. ' .1 v, V f. . The sheriffs captured 12,73.1 gallons of other liquor* In *hc same period. The captured 10,295 gallons of ma8h. 4 ' They destroyed 2,209 moonshine stills. They captured 3,082 prisoners and obtained convictions on 1,254 of these. Vulue of seised property destroyed by federal prohibition agents aggre­ gates $135,081. Property seised but not destroyed aggregates n value of $300,428, These statistics were made public Monday by Federal Prohibition Direc­ tor R. A. Haynes Jn Washington. The figures for federal activities rover a period extending from July 1. 1921, to April 30. 1923, while those of state activities cover only the year from August f, 1921, to July 31, 1922. Klevcn Floridn counties failed to make reports, Arrests by federal prohibition we kill a beef one day and eat it the NW cor of SE J-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, with law, nex tday; even before tho animal heat ij., Range 31 K. Run S 5 ch, E,fl ch. the follcuwin. has been eaWuked. ' lThfc b& f we kill [N15 ch. W 6 cJi. 3 acre* The said uted In pffciinaiwt^wtry,; here should hang In tho air for from Und bring asresscij at the date of the wit: Lot JO, Block 9, Tier O, Sanford, one to two days in-fore it is taken to issuance of such certificate in the The said isnd being assksrtcd it the the cooling room, because if it is tak­ name of F. R. Chaddock. Unless said dutc of the issuance of such certi^ . en’ at once to the cooling room the out­ certificate shall be redeemed accord: cate In the name of "Unkriown.” / side will get chilled and cold while the l r i to law Tax Deed will Issue therethere-’j yvisor Tllx Certificate'NoV'77, dat­ animal heat is still in the animal. A f­ art on the 20th day o f June, A, D. 1923. j ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1919, WITNESS my. official signature has filed said certificate in .my offle* ter it haa hung tn the coollnlr room a few days, even a week, then It ran be and seal this the 14th day of May, A*. and lias made application for tax deed . .... ; " to issue, in •cvbrdanro with law. Said U- taken to the freezing room and re­ p . 1M3. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, tained there until ready for sale or certificate embraces the following deClerk fclrcuit Court’,1 scrihed property situated in.fecrttlnoJt. consumption. Because we do not han­ Seminole, County, Fla. County, Florida, to-wit: dle our beeves that way la, the reason 1, tyock By: A. M. WEEKS, D. fc. 13, Tier B. Sanford. The said' land why there is so* constant a fall for 5-15-22-29; 5-B-J2-19 'western' beef.'*, ' » being Iw -ing axsflfjtcd. o f th e 6 ; Others followed Dr. Fish, and his sunnee nf sich certlfinaw hvUte noait / :----------:-------- 1---------- •' remarks appeared to meet the approv­ Notice of Application‘ for Tax Deed w-“J. Jackson.", "* 1 >. al o f Jhe majority of those present.— . Under Section 875 of the Genpcat Also: Tax CertiftosM Ntfj-33, dat­ 1‘aUtitH News. Statutes of the Staid of Florid*, _____________ _ of __ Jum*/>A. D. 1917, ed the.tth day Nbltre fs hereby given that ! has fHed .aid tTrtlHMl ficaU'in.iiy offka tn r t r e n i l C « « n . Tth J u it lrla l C lre n lf. Woodruff, purchaser of Tax'Ccrtlfi- nnd nindc u pph tatH ’ ^ r Tn* * S e w ln n te C e n n lr . K l w l i i . cate No. 200; dated tho 7th day of Deed t0 jiid e 'in accordance With InW. Overstrcei Tcirpehtlro- Company, vs. I.Ucy (*. Ctlhson, Kua.tte Harris. H»n- June, A..D. 1920, has filed said r e ^ l-[ Said certificate embrace* riw follow* nali Harris, Jesss Kuril*, anil all described property situated In persons Inlersstnl In fits property Involved In this stilt and helow ds- plication for T nytt& d t«> iwuo in,$c-1^ .n,ino|c County, Florida, toNriti Lot scrlbed. rt al. curdance with* law. Said ccrfTTieata To the defendants Kuuvne Harris. Hannah Harris and Jesse Harris, and embraces tMi* following tluscrRietl land being assessed at the date of tht all persons Interested In the property property situated in Semltiole Couflty, Issuance of such certificate In tip Involved In this suit sltusls In Semi­ nole County. Florida, described as Fiuriiia, to-’wit> Reg, 7\4 <h.. 8. and name of W. P. Leavitt. " 31, *Tp. IS* H 8.... It. II. IS IS SK‘ i or 8\Y*4. Pee- 3*. Tp. if g , ami the N*s of N W H nml the 31.40 ch. W of NE cor. Sec. 2, Twp Untess said certificate* shall be re­ N tV 1, of NK * ,. 8rc. re. 3 / T p - It H., It. 29 S. Range JO 'E. rtm W 9.27 ch S deemed according to law Tax Deed 3!* K. It Is hereby ordered that you und 4!£ ch. N 7°, 10 mins,kE to beg. The will ifisue thereon on the 27th of ,-acli of you do appear to the hill of said land being assessed nt thv date June, A. P. 1923, 1-nmplnliit herein filed, on the Cth day uf the ifisannee of such cettiflcalo in of Almost, A. I>. IR33. WITNESS my official signature It ts further ordered that this Hrder of liubllrnllon he published ones a (he name o(J\7 J. Jackson. Unless ami seal this the 21at day of May, A, weak for oIkIU consecutive weeks In said t'vrtiflogtq shall be retleenwd nfD.-1923. , . the Sanford Herald, a newspaper pubHalted In Sanford. , Seminole L'ounty. curtUng to* luw.Tax-Deed will Issue (SEAL) E. A. DOUGI-ABS, Florida. Witness my hand and the seal of thereon un the 27th tiny of June, A. Clerk Circuit Court, the said t'lrrtilt t'ourt at Sanford. D. 1023. Seritlnoi ole Count) nty, FJa, Florida, this 1st day of June. A. I*. WITNESS my ^i(Ticinl' signature i»ra . * Hy: A. M. M! WEEKS, D. C. H. A. notJClLASS. and seal this the 21st tiny of May, A. 5-22-29; fl-'5-12-l9'*20.: t’lerk t’ lrcull Court, • • 11 1 Y N, Seminole I’ount), Floridn. D. 1923. Dr: V. K. DOITULABH. D. l\ (SEAL)' K. A. DOUGI-ASS, C 4-11-1K-J6—7-S-U-IB.S3..10.SIC Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. l a Circuit t nurl. Tth JnSirU I I'lrrult. SrMluntr Cnuntr. F l» r l< » . By: A. M. WEEKS, I), C. Overstreet Turpentine Pmnpnny, 6-22-29; 0-6-12*19*20. V*. agents totaled 047; prosecutions 933, J, of which 520 were convicted. Fines imposed totaled $54,089. The federal men captured 32 distil­ l.ucy iHtmnn, 8. JIatt F. tUlisun, W i l ­ cliam Hrirxnn, I'amellii llrtisuit, Fretl leries, which were manufacturing Pole. Ilessln Mnorc, Krnesl Mu,ire. “ regular" liquor. They alsu captured Annie I’ rnetur. CrlscIHit Allen, Frank m ■-■if Allen. I'nun F. Harris. Km m a M. 540 moonshine stills, the report re­ Harris. Fred lleitson. tlrnce llensun. veals, and 2.10,440 gallons of mssh i.utua Johnson, How ard Johnson. AutMIKlns llrulTnni, Horn HruiTam. and beer. The officers took 4,447 fer­ I'liarles Harris. Julia Harris, et al. LHngpi. T o the defendants l.ul-y i'. illliSoti. menters, 503 worms, destroyed 0,044 y.. 8. lien F. (Illison, W ill i a m Henson. gallons of seised liquors, nml are hold- I'amellii Henson, Fred Cole. Hessle •! Krnesl Moore, Annie Proctor, ing 10,994 gallons to lie destroyed un­ Moore. |-rleelll:i Allen. Frank Allen. Itann F. r.-v*. der court order. Sixleun boats were Harris, Kmma II. Harris, Fred Henson, 3 tiruce Henson, laiurn Johnson, Howard T; captured and 88 automobiles. Johnson. AuKUstux tiraffstn, Hnni • The report on accomplishments of llriiRan), tMinrlts Harris. Julia Harris: You m e hereby required tn appear state authorities reveals that fewer to the hill nf eomplntht lllial In the entitled cause, on Monday, July than half of the 3.082 prisoner* c/p- ulmvt'4• ! . le ts . i*' tured were convicted in the courts, It Is further ordered that this order lie published oner a week for four v . only 1.254 being punished. Stills de­ i-onseeut Ive wreks In the 8anford Herald ,a newspaper puldlshrd at 8unstroyed by sheriffs numbered 2,209. tord In suld rtenilliole Pnutity. The commissioner comments, “ The W it n e s s my timid and ths seal uf said Pll-ellll Polirt ut Hanford. Florida state prohibition laws show a tlo' Florida, this 1st day nt June, A. It. disposition to Ut lenient in the pun­ m i . K. A. l>UPtlt.A88. ishment of first violations ,ut provide Plerk Plreult Court, Henilnule l'o unty, Florida. that second violations may be punish­ Hy: V. K. IMtPHLAHH, I h - I V ed by a term in *the p«»ltw»Ci#ryv-..Jt c—l’-t t-18- i*--L-T-i.*;nie: Comrade A. Robbins, uge 82, veteran o f many battles, actually directing laborers in his celery also provides thut vehicles found il­ In the I 'l r r u l t C o u r t n f Nentlusle field. Notice his attractive little home: stone foundation, sleeping porch and sun parlor, shrubbery legally transporting liquor may be P u u n lr,-F lorid a . • NUTICF. UF W A S T K I I ’ S S A L K . by the screened front vernndn (with its easy chairs). See the blanching boards on the even rows seized and sold. Statu officers negIcctin gthuir duties of enforcing pro­ Jos Ie A. Hamilton, PonipUInnnt.®f « d « y . 'c t t 't fe f.ff t fcw w .i v hibition muy b« suspended. The pos­ .full ii W ils o nVB.Harlow, ltefrildunl. Notice Is hereby a Iveil thut the un session of apparatus for the illicit derslaned. us 8|o-elnl Master, under manufacture of liquor is n misdemeun- anil hy virtue nf a decree o f forerInsure In Ihe nhove entltliul cause, or punishable by fine of $500 and Im­ listed the 1st duy of Juno, 18X3. will ■' m <%■ prisonment of six months."—Jackson­ durllia tile lepnl hours of sale oil the Ind duy nf J n l). I k ll, ut the front door ville Journal. of i hr t-ourl house In amifnrd. Heml ,w* FOUR MYSTERIOUSLY f 81IOT IN JACKSONVILLE r.vr?»A*iLwd^a»r*-»’ ' S'1 W*] m m sm ■' ‘<.4 - ' r ,*• ,r - -AOS - eSffef-iJta Comrade Robbins waiting for the truck to come for his crates o f celery, packed ready for sh ip ­ ment In the northern and eastern markets. 1 he young fellows talk of the Super-men of the World Uur. How many of YOU will be actively engaged in operating un intensive truck farm when you are 827 HERE is food for thought and serious consideration. And so here we are telling the storm of Comrade Robbins. The tent aIuder fs leveled ami equipped with the fa­ mous “ Sanford System" o f sub-irrigation and drainage, with u flowing artesian well to furnish- moisture in the dryer seasons—a perfected system amounting almost to 'regulating the weather ut will; a system the evolution uf which Comrade Robbins has watched and helped to develop. ^ . He was born in 1841. . His little farm Is all "ship-shape"—not an Inch o f He served witn the Ohio troops under Nelson, re­ ground is wasted; there are no unsightly rubbish heaps. inforcing Grant at Hhiloh. On >;ls 21st birthday he wad’ Everything is trim and neat—and productive. t*oun ed, and carried the ball in his hody for four years. Comrade Robbins does not keep books and could He was a member of the old “ Hancock Corps" in give us no exuct figures as to his production or his net sslungton when Lincoln was murdered. and gross profits, but he expected to take around 600 Jake Antntin. 24lh Ohio, was his Colonel. * crate* from this .patfh, and to receive about $1.76 per •_ And now he's raising celery In tho famous Sanford crate, f. o. b. the near-by Railroad. Accepting his figures Ulvry District of Florida. “ My girl," he says, “ is my that gives him a gross Income of about $1,060, or a .net partner—my wifo—she's seventy-four." profit of about $550., ' V r ,,e C*n>e l° ?fP ford 35 years ago there wore in addition, be has a small patch uf atrawberriea for r.^t , , idantod Ui ■celery . in this dlstrlctr-now the local market and (on his own tables i . • *ly the world's greatest single winter-celery proHut, more than this,' hF experts to follow hit celery c ^ n g spot, with nlrout 3,000 acres in truck, mostly with a crop of sweet peppers on which he should make another profit this year. And this ip not bad—from an acre and one-eighth of •iv l**u b° »*ya—L» raise cel-. Ins th ^ h?L )U* ‘‘° ,,trl*,utcd his share towards improv- land. With his pensjon, Comrade Robblna finds thD the methods of growing IL quite sufficient to satisfy all his desires and to give him U i. k M arnl. C° M*UU of iu%i 1 V 8 acre, of land. On a pleasant ami remunerative occupation— while hla year* ««m*nt walks ^ ^ h,um<>' wlth U* ,lon“ foundation, of happiness and usefulness are prolonged -by hla outrnrnt walks, and all the comforts he desires. ' of-door life in Florida climate. Ca t e r p i l l a r delay last night. The caalerpiltar army ONE JlpUK waa more than ait inch deep on the arilway tracks and the traldmen were'unable to' run thruughf their J,,n* t r a in 7»i more •—— ™ —*4ey7P6!rTlttnr' restating the coast mountain region'' — ‘ ------------ ----- -----,.1 r A*. / . Xr fifii U'CffC:1 between Eddyville and Blodgett on the Albany-Newport road. One man ia reported to have been driven from hia home near EddyviUe by the ta­ Tbe Dally Hrruid, 15c per p V weak. JACKSONVILLE, June 12.—Four persons were the victims of two ntystorioua shotgun nttarks here last night und one wan wcmnd8d so seri­ ously that he is In a critical condi­ tion. Horace G. Hoffman, 29, and Mrs. Mnry E. Holsonback wore in an auto­ mobile on the Fernandlna road seven miles north uf Jacksonville at mid­ night when, according to the latter, three shots were fired and Hoffman dropped, seriously wounded. Mr*. Holsenbock hailed a passing auto­ mobile and reported the incident to the police and Hoffman, who is a city employe, was brought to a hospital. Mrs. Hulsenbark did not know from what direction the shots were fired. Shortly before the shooting, she said, an automobile tilled with men and women passed. Walter Crowley, ixtuise Muttax and T. W. Mobley were walking along a street in the outskirts when they went fired upon witk ° "k®1* gun. None was wounded seriously, however. * They did not sec their assailant. Hide Pounly. Florida, offer for sail ami sell to the hlahest bidder for cash the fidlowlliK desrrlbed property, situute In Ihe city of 8unford. F lo r ­ ida, t o - w i t : lails Nine (!») und Ten ( l o j ' h f Hlock S of Tier X, of the Pity o f Hanford, Florida. . F IIKH I T W I U t O N . Hfierlnl Master. C- t - l 1 - U - j r . c ' * NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Serial No. 017335 Department of the Interior U. 8. I-aml Office at Gainesville, Fla., May 12, 1923. NOTICE is hereby given that Carrlu C. Sistrunk, mf Oviedo, Florida, who, on November 16, 1921, made Homestead Entry No. 017335, fur NK 1/4 of 6W 1/4, Section 30, Township j 21 S., Range 31 E., Tallahasseo Merl-' diun, has filed notice of intention to niukc Commutation Proof, to estab­ lish claim to the land above describ­ ed, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, on the 23rd day of June, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses; Ellu Pritchard, of Oviedo, Florida. Oscar James, of Qviedo, Florida. Corbett Williamson, of Oviedo, Fla. Oscar Ellison,.of Ovietlo, Florida, WM. S. TANCItE, Acting Register, 5-14-21-28; fl;-4-ll Another good way to restrain your faith In your fellow man ia to make Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 uf the General him sign on the dotted line. . Statutes of the State of Florida Notice la hereby given that ,W. B. Meat Should Hang Young, purchaser of .Tax Certificate No. 341, dated tha 2nd day of June, W eek or Ten Days A . D. 1919, has filed aald certificate' . Before Table Use in my office, and haa made applica­ tion fo r Tax Deed to Issue’ In accord­ Should lie Frosea Stiff Before Going ance with law. Said certificate em­ to )he Table >■ . braces the following described proper­ ty situated In Seminole County, Flor­ "One great trouble about the eat­ ida, to-wit: NE 1-4 of SE 1*4, Sec. 8, ing of Florida meat and comparing it Twp. ,21 8., Range 31 E. 40 acres. with what we atyle ‘western* to the The mid land being assessed at tha latter’* advantage is that wa kill It date of the issuance of such certifi­ one day and eat it the next," said Or. cate In the name of “ Unknown." J. G. Fish, of Tallahassee, as ha spoke Also: Tax Certificate No. 859, dat­ to those in attendance at the meeting ed the 3rd day Of July, A. D. 1910, of the sanitary inspectors of the state haa filed aald certificate In my office yesterday. ' He was addressing tha and haa made application for Tax meeting held In the court bouse, and Deed to issue In accordance with law. hla remark waa not^ fully agreed with Said certificate embrace* tha follow­ by all preaant. Ha want oa: ing described property, situated Ur “Tha trouble U that here la Florid* 8tminolr County, Florida, to-wit i Be^‘ 1 •g,*»s<t|»w«oea'; .aj; * - areus.r -<M . Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 573 of the General Htatulea of the Ntate-of Florida Notice is hereby given that J. K i.ning, purehasPr of Tax Certificate No. (13, dated the 2ndMuy of June, A. D. 1919, has filed said cqrttficatc in my office, und has miplc application for Tnx Deed to issue in nccord&nce Jot the S ti Sold UNlrtJJ PHARMACY Hanford, Florida or Cousha and Coldo, Hm A 'J ALL bK V C G tSn 35« sad 68c, Jars tad tabre' Hospital sUa, $ ADO - , — •*,*-■■■*•T7"y‘..w -jii r rrttT',^^ ■■_: . = i ■■■■■ ;:i. - ij ,i i r j i xs ■IK WalM BM^eKpIllj * * * K KM M WWBiy |UUIB«ei ce FREE' NOTI •> ' o FircNloni' nnd Michelln Red Tuben with All Cord Tired / EXTRA SPECIAL GIANT “ J5XIDB? IIATTERIGS FOR FORDS : $ 18.00 • - Phone 5 IK Fog a Generation isP i American house/e s .are; using, lumet Baking P o w d e r to d a y w ith th e s a m e success that tl^eir m others experi­ enced o va: a tnird of a century ago. T h is pezpetual )wth o f favor made — s a le s o v e r 1 5 0 % g r e a t e r t h a n th a t . ‘ o f w y o th er b ra n d . 7“ There isn t a baking powder o f great­ er merit— there isn t a leavener ob­ tainable that will produce more satis­ factory or positive results. That's why the largest baking powder factories in fow orld are always busytuning outeaoqgh Calumet to Ripply the greatdnnand. •# 'C.fJ ‘ "n/yt/T <r ■ y . Jfp — •——•**'——4k3W<, -cy.NgS • . m �page THE 3ANF0RP DAILY tiElULD, TUESDAY, jfrfcE fe, 1823 m m S P E N D--------------------- — = WE PAY 4% INTER — IT ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS- SAVINGS WISELY INVESTED income is ? manner COUNTY BANK SERVICE STRENGTH GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING D C A T M H J lU J ilU lV l K K A J i I n C K . VJ1 I I D N A r D U K T I BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING C . N U1 v i i l U It. L. SHIPP, Editor * • * i* CHANGE IN THE PEPPER LEAGUE YEBTBltDAY'B KKSUI.TS Florida State League At. St. pftenlnirg 4, Lakeland 2, At Tampa 3, Daytona 4. At' Lakeland 0, Rradentown 7, National League At Chicago 10, Doaton 3. Others postponed—rain, American League At New York 3, Cleveland 4 At Boston 4, Chicago 5. Othcpi postponed—rain. Southern. League At Atlanta B, Memphis 10. At Mobil* V ? , Nashville 1-2. At Birmingham 4, Little Rock .1. No other games scheduled. HOW THEY STAND Florida State League • » Won Lost Orlando ... Lakeland ....... Iiradeotown .... Tampa ...... Daytona .... St. Petersburg Bulldogs Lose But Cinches the Pennant by Lakeland’s Loss ^T. PETERSBURG, June 12.—Ollingcr held Orlando to three hits yes­ terday while hi* teammates hit well In the pinrhes and the Snlnta took the first game of the series yesterday, 4 to 2. Tho aeon*: Orlando ............. ....... 000 000 020-^2 St. Petersburg 200 001 Ola—4 The DeMolny Team in the Pepper I,onguo, on account of so many of it* players leaving town on vueutiuns and other reasons, gave up their franchise in the Pepper League to the Illg berean brotherhood. Many of the sumc players are in the big Hereun ami will therforn contonue to play in the Pappcr League with the new team. Today the big beroan will play Ovie­ do in Oviedo nhd the brother of St. Andrew will piny Monroe on the home lot. Cubs Hammer Ex-Giant Hurler CHICAGO, Juno 12.—Jesse Barnes, former Giant pitcher, mode his dehut for Boston yesterday and was driven off this ihiiwS3ii Iti* fifth Mining by Chicago. Tim McNninarn met u sim­ ilar fa!e in the seventh, the Cubs win­ ning their sixth consecutive victory, 10 toll. The score; Two 'games today in tho League . Pepper big berenn at Oviedo and Monroe in Sanford,' with brotherhood. Everyone in Sanford who has been howling for Sanford to have n real ,suro -’nuff baseball team ought to “ kick in" some money townrd buying uniforms, etc. Ami if Sanford is going to linvc a good baseball team we all want to see them in good looking uniforms uniforms cost money. The pi themselves are giving their tlm lira rk'Velopmcnt of a good team "I*nT"hurdly fair to expect them t uni for in* also. Another good program tonight Agnes Ayers, Theodore Roberts and I’ iiiiard Dix In thb new Unrnmount Yefcterday-Stuffy Stewart, formerly auto racing picture "Racing Hearts." lloston ..'..... V 100 001 001— 3 of the Sanford team in the State “ Faster, Faster!'''that’s the tingling Chicago .......... . 100 Or.O -IOx— 10 League ami Birmingham Barons, but for the first of tile season with Brook­ try when youth’s nt the wheel, when lyn Roldns, was sent back to Birming­ a girl's love ami it man’s honor de­ Indians Takes Hoi ham yesterday to ninnngu the barons pends tin taking whirlwind chances. You'll be gripped by the breathless One From Yanks temporarily. thrill of it; you'll laugh ns you zip • Most baseball fans in Sanford know along. NEW. YORK, June 12.—Cleveland defeated New York In a hotly contest­ Stuffy as hr* was one of the main fac­ Also International News, which is ed game here yesterday by a score of tors in Sanford's most successful an educational feature and should lie team in the Floridu State League four •t to 3V The acorn: seen by everyone. Cleveland ................. . Oil 100 010—*I years ago. New York ... 200 0U0 10(1- :i And the honor guesti* tonight will The Sanford Independents will play be Malcolm Wright nnd family and their second game of the season heri; ' Chlragsi 5, boston 4 will see this wonderful picture with­ BOSTON, Juno •12.—Chicago hit Thursday afternoon at three o'clock out cost as the treat'a on Osborne,.so Quinn freely at tho start yesterday with the Monroe team of the Seminole b< sure and bo there Malcolm and nnd piled up enough runs to win, 5 to Athletic Club. A big crowd is expect­ bring the family. • j ed as this will Ik' a fast game. The 4. Thu score: Chi cago .......................... 021 011 000— 5 Monroe team have played several And *hi n’t forget tomorrow night— Boston iuX ................. 000 001 021—4 games already (his season and sitowed Jackie Coogan, the million dollur kid, up fine. in "My boy" with "The blizzard" as Contributions for an added attraction. Daytona 4, Tampa .1 . TAMPA, June 12.—Little' pitched beautifulJball here yesterday for Day­ Independent Team tona and taut the Smokers 4 to 3. The loculs staged one run before Chap­ * Will Be Solicited man relieved Little and retired the Smokers with the score aguinst them. Today ami for several days a com The score: mil{ee will solicit the people of Sun Daytona.............. . 000 021 001— 1 ford for contribution* toward the sup Tampa ........................ 200 0(H) OUI—3 port of.the Sanford Independent buse h day the lint of the kill I Bradenlown 7, lakeland 0 contributors will be published on thu LAKELAND, June 12.—Camp wns sport page of the Herald. Everybody the master of the situation at ult times come across with spins money nnd yesterday and thu Highlanders suffer­ watch Sanford bloom forth with one ed their second shutout of the season. of the state’s best semi-pro teams. Bradrntown winning 7 to 0. The Tho Independent* will play the Semi­ score; nole Athletic Club team here Thurs­ Bradenlown .............. 000 011 050—7 day afternoon, the game being culled Lakeland 000 000 000—0 nt 3:09 o'clock. PROGRESS All Local Bills Infantry Band Have Been Filed Needs Members; By The Governor EXPERIMENT UNITING tl DENOMINATIONS UNDER,ONE MINISTER JACKSONVILLE, June K ._ Flori­ da’s watermelon crop tld* year will lie NEW YORK, Juno 11— A religious several thousand cars less than that of lust year, because of the heavy and experiment uiiitlng.21 denominations almost continuous rains of the last under one minister and one roof was month, according to Moses Folsom, started yesterday at Jucksun Heights, secretary of the State Marketing bu­ Queens, with the dedication of the community church by bishop l.uther reau. Mr. Folsom said lust night that 11,- It. Williams of the Methodist Episco­ 000 ears were shipped out of the state pal church. The csongregatioQ included Presby­ lust year, against approximately 3,terians, baptists, Methodists, Episco­ 000 cars this year. The reason still has a month to go hut it is improb­ palians, Moravians, Unitarians, UniCongregationalism and able, Mr. Folsom believes, that this versalists, others. figure will be exceeded. broad denominational lines were followed at the services. Dr. Niles PEAS AND BEANS FOR SALE— HALF LIQUOR MADE IN U. 8 of the Dutch Reformed church offer­ 1,000 bushel* Brabham and Iron United States treasury announces it cow pea*, 600 buahela running volBurr and hard liquor flood resorts ed prayer. Rev. Plainer of tho bapvet beanf,, Write for special prices will seek a loan of $150,000,000 at 4 in and about Detroit, but more than tint church read the Scripture,, Dr. and deli eery— Dean Heed Company, per cent, for government financing half of illicit drinks are made in that Cravner of tho Episcopal church preached and a Presbyterian clergy­ Orlando, Tfta. 03-6tp until June 30, city, careful Investigation reveal*. man gave .the benediction. "Tbo church ^ ub changed it* proSCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE prani to gleet the changing needs of the peoplu," thld ReV. Fenl P. Cor­ son In charge o f the community la • Oviedo Heminulu Ath. Club brotherhood St. A DeMulay church. “ It must keep step with the -------May 2ff progress that is being made along READ Juno 19 Oviedo-----r>— ——4other lineiiof human activity. That July 10 Is whnt wj fare trying to do here. We June 14 June 2d Seminole Athletics July 5 June 7 INVIT^B BRITISH SUPPORT brotherhood St. A... WANT Poincare invites British support |n * Jude 28. . . telling Germany m passive resist­ ance iq the Ruhr must cease. ,D*Molajr^™r n-^..... ^ *'-• June 111 >**$»»* , •■,* *i • r hr •ittkkl * permit*. Another alitruative ii u hire directly outside musician* n«c easnry for the compliment, would require fund* being robed f„ .thin purpose. In ’speaking of plan* In- ii*j j, mind to eitcouratp) musician* rruB< NKEll MORE MUSICIANS other auction* to locate in Smfuti, Major, Stevens stated that this CuUy FOR THE STATE be readily accomplished if cnpluj. •ENCAMPMENT. jment could be guaranteed them uj«* their arrival. Where this has done in other communities,' the drflt cultien now being experienced hy thi local band, would be iliminated. It Hhould be amnttvr of personal inlescst on the part of the busim-u me* of Sanford to co-operate in this mm. urc with an organization that meara so much to the community. It hu been truthfully itated that a crept can be appropriately hung around any town that has no band. Front an economic standpoint the band Is also an onset to Sanford. Have Fine Record TALLAHASSEE, June 9.—Gover­ nor Hardee Thursday filed in tho of­ fice of the decretory o f stole nil loenl RUT bill* passed by the legislature of 1923. The filing of these bill* by the governor means that they will be al­ lowed to become laws without tho governor's approval. This news will set nt rest much uneasiness that has existed in certain counties, judging from the large num­ ber of enquiries thnt have been receiv­ ed here in regard to the status of cer­ tain local hills. Unless otherwise provided therein, Pictures of thd’ Inst cninn’ pment of each of these hills will become a law the National Guunis nt Jacksonville and be In full force and effect at tho were shown Inst night. end of the tenth day following the date of adjournment of the recent ses­ ^mong those shown were Sanford’s sion of the legislature. Medical Co., Sanford's Hand, San­ ford's Machine Gun Co. and a special 25 Injured in Street of the Sanford muscot, Ossie. If you didn't see the Sanford boys the movies, especially Tom Merelb, you missed a real trent. • • • 009 aycnr to the member* of the Regimental Band and in addition hit provided it with instrument* valued at 19,000. The government has atu furnished hundreds of dollar* vorti of music, us well as the (s-rujinl ployers should not only be grariuudj anil wilWngv-hut •shoudl - Insist Pilose of their employees who ar* members of Notional Guard organizutlon attend tell annual encamp­ ments and keep up their enlistment and attendance in their organization*. The business men can render valu­ able co-operation in keeping thP I5Irt Infantry F. N. G. band as Sanford'* own. Car Turn-Over and Fire in Toledo, O TOLEDO, June 9, More than .25 persons were injured, a number of them perhnps seriously* 'last >' nttfit when a street car overturned at Ash­ land and ColUngwood and caught fire, causing a panic. The car, which was on a special run to accommodate employes of the Willys-Overlnnd Company, was crowd­ ed to * capacity, many passengers standing in the aisles and on the platforms. All the injured were To­ ledo residents. Waurhuln has the promise of » grapefruit ennning factory if th* people will gel together ami do their part. J. n . Clappcrson of (ansd* was in town the latter part of.tait week anti said he was ready to !*»' in a cunning factory in WaochuU if the citizens would encourage *urh an enterprise. He states that lv h*» tho cnniful mid an experienced t»*n FISH CLASSIFIED HUT NOT EYT LANDED The Herald for fi:st class Job wo'k I T ’ S PURE That’s W hy It’s Popular ••• aos Our orders are coming in so fast that if it were not thnt we j; . kept prepared to rentier real service we could not handle them. ' 4 PIGEON MAKES PHONE US PITT6BURUGH, Pa., June 11.— 5 ’That’s It," a spotted speedster from fi nnd wo deliver prompt, anywhere, nny time. th eloft of M. I-conard, Pittsburgh.J not drink Elder Wnter now— you fancier, was the Unit of 2,500 p ig -'ft after one trial eon* released yesterday morning in^6 Terre Haute, Ind., to reach its home 3 roost. ' ' . “ That’s It" nailed in at 4:10 o'clock U yciterday afternoon, covering the 400 £ mile flight In 11 hours, 30' minutes, ■ nnd 42 Secondsi, according to E. J. ■ ■■■■■■■■BKRHaacaBBHKHHBBBftaftHftBftfta«ftftftft9ftAHallf* ^ f!!. ' Ninehauser, secretary *>f the locul orA CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU gpptiution. The other 2,4^9 long distance fliers arrived at their home station bcfAre dark. FOR SALE—20 bales of Seed Bed Cloth, bought op lowest cotton market, light, medium and heavy weight Get o\ar prices.—Yowell Co EUROPJ CORNER �THE SALFORD DAHiY HERALDf T y J U N E 1 2 , 1923 Rooms 226-228 FOR RENT AT CORONADO REACH —6 room cottage, very durable, 2 bedrooms and bath. Furnished, DBNTI8T 9150.00 season. Near ocean.—Mrs. New M#*sch Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida Harry II. Sams, Hox 343, New Smyr­ na, Fla. fi0-12tc FOR RENT—2 nice furnished, cool W. J. THIGPEN housekeeping rooms on first floor, running water and gas in* kitchen. * Real Estate 920.00 per month. 314 East Fifth St. FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE 04-2tp F f i T n t ETJT— Furnished rooms and DR. G. S. SELMAN kitchen. 710 W. First Street. fll-4tp Practice limited to FOR RENT—Cottage. 8co J. MusDiseases of Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat son, 001 Palmetto Ave. . 62-10tp Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted COR REFIT—One furnished hnuISO Mcisch Building choice location. See Paul Lake. DR. R. M. MASON You can find th* name of evrry Ilf# Business Man In Snnford la this Colama •sch day. lick Service Transfer Storage Facilities i# picas# you, t#l| others; U not, toll us. Phono 418 Ryan Examined Glass## D«#lgn#d FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. Henry McLaulin, Jr., Rent ANFORD NOVELTY reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Opt D. 03-fltp W O RK S. Optic! an-Oplometriat WANTED V. C. COI.LER. Prop41X East First 8tro#t Banford, FIs. WANTED—Used musical instruments encral Shop and Mill Instruments of every description. Work Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price iNTRACTOR and BUILDER Music Co., Tampa and Znek Street, Tampa, Fla. 6-25-lmo-c Commercial 8tr«#t— Sanford, Fla. LOST B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE---------A UTO---------BON 1)8 S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Classified Ada lc 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 acordingly. B atsh llshr# ISOM Real Estate, Loans and Insurance hone 48 101-8 Magnolia Ave. TEWART The Florist tat Flowers---------------Floral Design* Annual and Ornamental Plants 111 Myrtla Ave.------------Phone 260-W IA N FORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and nollcr Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repair* Acetylene Welding *• 'hone 62---------- Hanford, Florida pV. H. Leak Leak & J. II. t’olrlough Colclough ' INSURANCE Fire— Life— Auto No. 3 First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Annex ISANFORI) FLORIDA FOR SALE FOR SALE—Surplus stock Thorough­ bred White Leghorn end Rhode Is­ land Reds. All ages nnd sixes. This is not cull stock. Take your pick.— Seminole Poultry Farm, It. A. Hox 200 Orlando road. 64-2tp FARMERS—You can get aeed bed fram~i and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novalty Works. 100-tfc FOR SALE—Ooaier and Osya’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOR SALE—tthoiio lsIamTeggs for setting, 15 eggs for 91-00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Ileardgll Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp W EST FIRST STREET, one Hd, store with dwelling combined with stock. Would sell.—L. C. Kinnrd. 58-litp FOR HALE—Household fui chickens,. 1020 Union ave FOR SALW—One sewing machine, new; one bed, mattress and springs; ono dresser and wash stand; one al­ most new! ice box; one piano. Cheap. 9x12 linolium. Inquire 100 Third street. 03-4tp FOR SALE OR RENT— Eleven acre farm, good location. Address P. O. Box 12. FORI) SEDAN, A-I condition, cheap Cards of Sanford's Reputabl# Professional Men, each ■f whom. In hia chosen profsnetan the Herald recoin■ends u thn people. for quick sale. Consider Ford tour­ ing irt trade. Address A. C. F., care <H-2tc of Herald. FOR >SALE—6 Pointer pups, No. i stork. Sec Vick Hawkins, llfi San­ fo rd A v e . fi.l-t c FOR RENT FOR RENT—Wclakn apartments, on George A . DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Ovar 8#m!q*la County Bank i l B A H t k 1 — im a & # & # i FRED R . W ILSO N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building INFORD -i-iFLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT Rm * T, Miller Bldg. >a n f o r d -t- -:- -»- Fl o r id a CHELLE MAJNES I LAW YER -1- New Florida Dry Law to Provide Jail Sentences SECOND OFFENSE WILL • * HEAVY TERMS. NFOKD A. P. Connelly & Sons LOST—Hoys’ overcoat on Celery ave­ nue, near Flowers’ home. Return to Gillon & Fry. C3-2tp BUNGALOWS, cottages and apart menta for th# summer #ea»on at Daytona Beach. R«aionablo rate#. Will furnish'photo# and full Informa­ tion upon roquesL—Bailey A Hawkins, Daytona Beach. Fla. 6-31-lmo-c Furniture, piano#, safes, in fact ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, movnd on short notice, by th. QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. The Herald far first class job work,! TALLAHASSEE, June 1L—The most drastic law on prohibition that Florida has ever hml will become ef­ fective July 1, when a men sure pass­ ed by the recent legislature and sign­ ed by- the governor becomes effective. Violations of the prohibition law af­ ter that date will be met with com­ pulsory jail sentences, comparntivcly light for the first offense but severe for tile second. The measure as passed and now awaiting the effective date to be­ come a law provides that the first offense of liquor Inw violating ahull lie punishable by a fine of not less than 925 or not more than |500 and with emphasis on the "and" by im­ prisonment of not less than thirty days nor more than six months. Second offenses will la* punishable by fines of not less than 91,<8*0 nor more than 9,500 qnd imprisonment "in the qtnlo penitentiary of not more thun three years." The general impression hnd been that the measure in its fonshlcrntlon in the house was mollified in its first offense provision but a study of the journal reveals that an amendment to make a jail or fine sentence discre­ tionary with the trial judge, In the first offense, while receiving a ma­ jority vote was not adopted because the measure at the time was on its third reading" and required a twothirds vote to amend it. The bill at one time carried a rulusc which would have disenfran­ chised liquor law violators but this was stricken out when the bill met with an onslaught In the house. Sponsored by the committee in tem­ perance, headed by Chairman Taylor o f Highlands the bill out right on April ,24 and on May 25 went back somewhat modified and was passed. Another prohibition measure effec­ tive July 1, which would teem to removb Jacksonville’s worry at to whether the mayor would sign an or­ dinance regarding Intoxicated auto­ mobile Irlvcra provides that any person who drives an automobile while in an intoxicated condition or while "under the Influence" of Intox­ icating liquors shall be aubject to a fine and If he cause# any damage to property or injury to a person he ■hall be subject to a compulsory Jail sentence, and if bo kills any ona, ha will have to face a charge of manalattghter. Two well known lawyers here as­ sarted that the measure providing compulsory Jail sentences for liquor law vioaltam would be declared in­ valid in tne first case to reach "the neys declared that the title did not show the full import of the bill, nec­ essary, according to previous su­ premo court rulings. Daily Fashion Hint Fat Fryers.—Puro Food Market TAMPA SELECTED FOR NEXT CONVENTION OF STATE C. K. UNION MIAMI, June 11.—Tampa was selooted as the next convention city of the Florida Christian Endeavor Union yesterday by the 850 delegates at­ tending the Miami convention. San­ ford nod Jacksonville also bill fur the 1921 meeting. Karl lx>hmat» of Montvcrde wns re-elected president of the stale organisation and Miss Lucy Bell Hailey of Miami was reelected state vicc-prosident, Marcus (’ . Fngg of Jacksonville addressed the endcavorcrs last night In the First Presbyterian church, urging "postlvo Christianity." Mr. Fagg spoke on thu subject nearest his heart, his family of fifteen thou­ sand children, ns he termed them, Mr. Fngg is superintendent of the Children’s Home Society of Jackson­ ville. Officers of the Alumni Association just elected are: President Duncan H. Curry, Jacksonville; viru president, Marcus C. Fngg, Jacksonville; setv retnry, O. T. Wonsner, Tampa; treas­ urer, George T. Blakely, Palmetto. The other officers of the Florida Union elected are vice-president, Raymond Wlckerahnm, DeFuidak Springs; accnfVHUU .WiVjdy Crane, Mount Dora; treasurer, Da­ vid Watt Castles, Ijikclniitl; World's Union vice president, Marcus C. Fngg. luniter county, Florida, STOP J1ACKACI1K, KIDNEY TROUBLE Backache, Rheumatic , Pains, dull meeting u hoatlnche, tired feeling, too frequent clftfion th ■urination, discolored or strong odor lures exhi ore symptoms of kidney and bladder of the Su trouble. . “ 1 was always having a , Commerce backache which caused me great suf- ■his county feting," writes Mrs. Feber, Medford,j Mass. '‘Could not sleep and nt times 1 could not stand straight. Tridlil F<^' Icy Kidney Pills and found relief/* Stop backache, kidney and bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Villa. Sold everywhere.—Adv. ASPHALT ySMJNUCS/ IT iL y iD E N f iARTICUIAK (<♦72 4A «SVi*W A MODEL FOR TIERS Otir- rnuld slinl tears nf delight over tin- lirrs u( crfpe so daintily assembled in* llti# winsome model. The color is bittersweet and the two tiers which comprise the skirt, ns well ns the edge* ol llie collar and sleeves arc piloted with old blue silk, making an unusually up; r,ding combination. The tiiiid tier is funned by.girdling tin* bin-length lilmirc with a narrow jw-lt of bitter** . wcet ritilsin fastened with a turquoise buckle. Medium sire requires yards JMudi material...* .. ... . ..... Pictorial Review Dress No, 1472.' Sires, Jl to 40 inches bust. Price, J5 cents. ' , -J ^tO PLE, REFER ERFECT ASTRY x fc t t in1s B It’s quite trident that fustldc* cus people favor the best pas­ try Its they do other perfect Jfoods. There's no reason why you shouldn't enjoy the wellfluvurad, expertly made bak­ ery products turned out by us. We insist that you try Ihcm. If l lie iitans for y » u r new homo itin u in it llm lu-nl matvrtitla, liliotix iis fur r a ilmules loitnv. Wi* u r n -iiiitlili-nt you will lot morn I hull |<li-Asni| « llti our ntiiilHy m s* Inrlnls. unit our pric­ es. H ill Lumber Co, Chon# 130, Sanford KOONfZ NAMED JUDGE OF NEW CIRCUIT COURT. FUTCH IS STATE ATTORNEY TALLAHASSEE, June 11.—J. C. B. Koontx today wns named by the gov­ ernor as judge for the newly created circuit embracing Sumter and Lake counties. T. G. Fulch wns unified state’s uttorney. oBth men served ns members of the 1921 legislature. » m i 11 Dally Herald on sn’-» -t J*v’« Smoke FOR SALE—20 bales of Seed Bed Cloth, bought on lowest cotton market, light, medium and heavy weight. Get our prices.—Yowell Co. s a g s ; W. ' C4-2tc T h e Cheapest W a y to Buy G bod Bread Think o f it! A t least 33 good biscuits— regular size—for five cents. Itis real econ­ om y to use Merry W idow Self-Rising F lou r, b eca u se it contains the neces­ sary am ountof pure ingredients ■ P H H p p pand p you h a v e on ly to add cold water or milk, and s h o r te n in g then bake. Food Fiona Co. Nm» hm,Tu s . WHO EXCHANGES THINGS WE DON’T WANT FOR THE *•» THINGS WE NEED . The real Alladln of today is )he classified advertising section of the Daily Herald. It is remarkable how Clus*ifl>'<i nds help folks to live better, to spend less, to put more In the fmnkl . i! A k an instance: one man BwajmctJ Home odd pieces o ( furniture that did not match hia set for a fine Victyola that he nettled; a Hewing machine that was no longer Used was sold, and thu money invested in jtjpuch-desired typewriter; it piano that hml stood silent Advertising Column » Fontfs Herald � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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FLORIDA. MONDAY, JUN^ 11, i$23 BEVERAGE LIQUOR BANNED 'ESSELS NOW LAW EFFECTIVE SATURDAY _ 1. •* ^w j W- • •* • few casesI T men m F I\1 CHILIANS^ GOODS COULD BE B R O T * 1 1 L i L i . " i l l i FLOODS MACON MUCH DAMAGE Loss o f Life and I,arge Property lira's Reported FROM NORTHERN STATES TO. THE GULF OF MEXICO THE HEAVY RAINS CAUSE MANY FLOODS—RIVERS OVERFLOW From Several States Today—Oklahoma and Kansas Are Hard Hit—Texas Hit, Too Do l l a r i A s s f o l l o w s UNPRKCKimrft’KD r Ain FALL m i l l io n lOWERENCE WITH FRENCH AMBASSADOR AN ACCEPTANCE * •• 4* d :J( j u i« IA> *9 % i FERTILIZER BILLS WERE PASSED BY LEGISLATURE FOR NEGOTIATION OF GERMANY’S LATEST RE­ in* Tbn AMMjalr* I’rr^O PARATION PROPOSAL MACON, Git., June 11.—Damage es------------------ , .......... -------------j AS I1ASIS '.(mated at $1,000,000 was caused to TO A m e r i c a n S C O R E S Mncon property by n storm thnt broke over this city at 12:30 o'clock yester«lny afternoon. More than six Inches of water fell in less thnn nn hour and a half. > GUARANTEED AMON IA ANALYS­ That Would Lead to UlUmnle And Liquor Will Re Cost Into UI.SI’ATCII DOES NOT STATE FORT June a11.—I’olice were- worned I VIV A WORTH, I V U I I I I I f Texns, A VAIlOf WMIIV as a .. - - ■- - — by —*( rjhe --Allied Conferences and Settle­ While the storm was at Us height IS WILL HAVE TO HE . • States Wenther • s*r I M • • JL*--------*— kto ------—n Ithe WllO IS RESPONSIBLE .... United The Ocean If Found in the Bureau ‘officials this morning sound ment of Biff Question Curry's hall on Giles street, wns unMADE .... * Three-Mile Limit FOR KILLING flood warnings through the Trinity river bottoms as the water is d« rmined nnd firemen had to he called III* The A.-orUtrU I 'rf u ) twchty-cigllt nnd one-half feet de.ep now nnd another rise is com­ to rescue nine persons from the sec­ There has been considerable confus­ LONDON, June 11.—Lord Curaon |U> Tfc* Tho A ssociate* ssociated I’M**) I Hr Tfce AMtirlntfd I’rrMl ing. Families nre being advised todny to move to higher ground. ond floor. WASHINGTON, Juno 11.—First ion in the reports given out by the had nn important conference with MERLIN, June 11.—Five civilians E. E,.Home, head of the family res­ tyres* regarding the two fertilizer hills international complication to result were shot dead and ono seriously French ambassador. Count Saint OKLAHOMA CITY, June 11.—With the northern half of the cued, saiil thnt he looked across the from the enforcement of the new wounded in Dortmund Inst night ac­ that were l*cforc the legislature this Aulnlre this morning, Curzon urging ship lh|U«r regulation* developed to­ cording to semi-official advirea re­ state practically inundated Oklahoma todny marked the flood loss street nnd law water rising above the term. The fact of the m atter Is that the French government to accept running into millions of dollars nnd faced still grenter dnmuge in floor of the porches. Then ho felt day when the French embassy took ceived here .today. It is not stated there were two hills passed by both Ueilins latest reparation proposal ns the swirl of waters which hns ruined crops, demoralized rail traf­ the lirll begin to give away. His wife up with the treasury officials the who was responsible although reports basis for .negotiations. If France fic and according to unconfirmed reportH cost the lives of several olid three grown daughters ami four the senate anil the house. subject ttf releasing from customs add that troop reinforcements have I One of these two hills requires the does this Curzqn will inform G c r-' persons. giandchlldren Itccamo panic stricken, seals enough wine to supply the reg- arrived nnd occupied the city hall nnd he saitl, nnd he called for help. Fire­ guaranteed analysis, on the tag to many, it was stated, of tho French ulur ration of crew-of French liner more than n hundred persons nre un­ men found nil exits washed away and show the available ammonia ami the government's willingness to discuss France in New York harbor. After der nrrest. insoluble ammonia, In the place of the problem collectively with tho Allies. the building ready to collapse. a hurried conference of customs pro­ old tag showing just ammonia, nnd They carried nil of the persons from IIKRI.IN, Juno 11.— French arrest­ hibition officials at the treasury, it carrying an appropriation of ,.AU| S, j un„ i | . _ Kc reply to rethe building. wua indicated the French construc­ ed AVting Lord Mayor Fluhmo and for an additional analysis and labor*-fcMt (;,.rnuin noU, U „ m.|d o m l necGeorge 8. Woodruff and a compan­ Acting Police Chief Martinius, in tion of the regulations did not accord nnd chemicals. ..... _ .Is concern___ _ .1 ion drove an automoldlo Into the un­ tory equipment 1 • essary so far us ,, r ranee with that of American government conse juctice of shooting Saturday _ _ _ The other hill covers the law ful nnd derpass under the Central of Georgia ed, it wns said at th e foreign office and there would l>c no relaxation in night of two French non-commission­ railway near the terminal stntion proper drawing of samples for analy­ todny, hut if allies desire to improve ed officers. German authorities of favor of serving wine rations. when the storm broke, to put up tho sis by the state. Dortmund have offered reward of five opportunity to resume general dis­ And Makes Apnointments for New Cabinet To­ side curtains, llcforo the tnsk was These hills in their otiginnl form cussion of the reparations question million markH for identification of WASHINGTON, June J l . —Bever­ completed the water was up to the were passed upon unfavorably by the |.’r, •j„ ready. *» d a y -M e t With King: Yesterday age li<|Uor which found aayluin those responsible for this shooting. bottom of the cnr. They tried to sturt senute committee, hut upon being re­ aboaid foreign merchanmen in AeicrPARIS, June 11.Reply by Allies in LONDON, June 11.—Great Britain Tlir Assnrlntrd Press) , . the engine and couldn't. In u few modeled so as to make them work­ iran waterrt nfler It had been reinov- common, it is held in official circles SOFIA. June 11.—Complete tranquility prevailed in Sofia at minutes the water was up to the top able, were almost unanimously pnsseil it is explained, will then endeavor to rd from American voascis, now is would require probably several weeks ».f the tcar. Woodruff by nboth the House and the Senate obtain from Berlin a pledge of conl | IVlV* ill. u m i m u n carried his comm u m i* u u u n c ofifcially driven out into the open negotiations, because of the impossi­ nn early hour today. Premier ZnnkolT, heatl of the new governpitiilon out of the flood, though w ater j during the lout two <l«y» of the lc'gU< mont, linn ttH K lfriiW l •pwtfallo of foreipm affairs to Christo Knlioff, collation of orders for passive re­ sea. . • ‘ ■ f ' bility of their uniting In nnswrr un­ w%< up Id his neck.. luturv und upon the governor's updistance in the Ruhr, which Premier After the atroko of midnight Sat- til they themselves come to agree­ while Colonel Voulkoff iH tho now minister of war. The cabinet now represented nil parties with exception of Communist nnd A1I the storm sewers of the city provul and signature will heconu Poincare has named us condition pre­ uiday night under regulations d raft­ ment. Only united action by allies peasants. The kinff received members of the now ministry yes­ were overloaded. Many of them guve laws. cedent to nny further parleys. If ed by the treasury to nuiko effective now feasible In view of France, it was wuy. Unsements of scores of business ('. M. Merry, of Sanford, \vas sent the mandate of the supreme court, said would be common notice to Ger- terday. house* are flooded an ilthorv Is where by the Florida Citrus Kxchungo to Gcitnnny acquiesces in this step* will there is no substantial legal foothold mnny she must cense passive resist­ the greatest damage has been done. represent six' thousand growers of hu taken to convoke international Tor alcoholic drinks within the juris­ ance to execution of trenty of VorLast night every avtilahlo red light South Florida in lid* m atter nnd was conference for settlement of whole diction of continental United States, eailcs. in Macon was being used to warn peo­ then- for the Inst ten day* of the leg­ dispute. ashore or afloat. ple of washed out place*. Till* city islature, watching the progress of the has advertised for 100 laborers to re­ bills und assisting in their prepara­ AT LEAST FIVE A reminder of the zero hour as Memorial Services port todny to join the regular forces tion and pniciage. filed in the regulations was sent nut Brotherhool Engineers DEAD IN BIG in making repairs. Klee * mill dam by treasury officials Saturday, tv Was Held Yesterday KANSAS FLOODS near here, broke during the storm. “All concerned with prohibition en­ (’. A. H arris, who operates n poul­ forcement." It was pointed out, too, I'rlncesH Theatre Scene of lleauliful EVERY STREAM OUT OF BANKS; try fat in near the mill, hnd 1,000 hens Of the Organization Committee This Morning that these regulations In the face of Services nnd Ceremonies llt'G E PROPERTY DA M A G Eand chickens drowned. ...........illations by most of the m ari­ Should Be Read TRACKS WASHED AWAY. Two fire engines responding to an The mrnihor* of the Sanford Di­ time powers of tho world, are to lie alarm of fire during the storm IW-cumo (Hr Tkr I'rrss) applied a* rigidly as n literal lending vision, No. 7fll>, Ilrotherhood of loco­ KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 11.—At The proposed platform of the new producer and consumer by elimination stuck in the mud under the Ash street motive Engineers, held a memorial of the highest court's opinion will least five persons nre believed to have service at the Princess Thentro yes- organisation was presented at a meet­ —ns far as possible—of useless mid- crossing of the Central of (icorgla wairnnt. dlemeii, brokers, speculator*, etc. As railway, where three feet of mud und It EACH BB LEVEL THAT IH WITH­ lost their live* n* a result of floods The only ameliorating provisos nre tcnlay In testimony of their love nnd ing of the Organization Committee, n portion of this proposed organized In Kansas, and xirtunlly every stream *nml hnd wushed in. IN SEVENTEEN INCHES OF strictly to un emergency and tem ­ cstocin and respect for the ones who held today. Copies of this platform effort the relatively defenseless small l ntlie slate wns out of its hanks yesThe storm was local, extending no have answered the last call for duty porary character.* Incoming vessels, TOP OF liUl.KIIKAD. grower will he protected from tho oc­ more thnn twenty mile* front this city nre lieing distributed to all growers, terdsy due to heavy rain*. The prop­ nnd taken their places In the realms at sen when the effective hour arrives, casional unscupuloua buyer, and the in nny direction. The outer rim of el ty damage could not be estimated nnd at the-next meeting to he held nhovc. The stage had been beadtlfulinevitable occasional case# of adverse the storm toward the poach licit wns City Engineer Fred T. William* tonight. Many cities reported their •any bring liquors inside the three ly decorated for tho occasion with Friday night, when directors nre elect­ interests on the part of the railroads keep* track of the rise and full losses would run into huhdrcils of niilr limit for the Inst time, hut it flowers and vines and wns a shower ed nnd constitution ami by-laws adopt­ and other public service corporations. at Echoconoc. „ must tentaln under seal until the of beauty fo r'th e speakers ami offic­ There is a 05-foot washout on ono of the lake nnd the river*, etc., in thousnnds of dollars. Two casualties were reportod at homeward voyage hna started. Ships ers of the Brotherhood and G. I. A. ed, member growers will he asked to *lho new organization, always nnd to division of oi the me Central \.vnwu. of Georgia «*»»••.- connection with hi* regulnr line of in distress may seek refuge in Amer­ offirers. The ladles of the G. I. A. make nny further recommendations to the utmost extent possible, will sell f. railway and n similar washout on the j work and having charge of the hulk- Arkansas City, whirh suffered the ican |Kirta under tho same conditions, nnd their assistants hnd worked faith­ the plan approved by the committee. o. h. loading point rather thnn ship­ Mucon, Dublin snd Savannah railroad. | head work and plan* for the lake worst flood In its history. The body The question of flnnnclng individual ping on consignment to distant m ar­ and there is the usual exception for fully nnd most successfully in the The baseball park is still flooded front he is watching the rising wuters of one unidentified youth was seen growers was discussed at todny’s kets. Diluting down u swollen stream and each day. Medicinal, “diplomatic" and sacra­ deeorntivc features nnd the theatrv * meeting nnd it was the opinion of tho Platform of the Proposed New Or­ today. an aged woman, marooned In her Lightning struck four buildings In Mental shipments. was a veritable bower of greenery. Af­ committee thnt the organization, once Mr. William* *uy* thut the water is ganization home, shot herself In fear that she the city during the.»turm, hut no one Hut in nil the other cases, ships ter tho exercises the' flowers were perfected, would be side to render this now 17 inchc* below the level of the We, the undersigned committee, would Ite drowned. wu* injured. which cross the dead line must cast taken out to IjikevUw cemetery nnd aorvlre. The finance committee com­ bulkheud wull»# that retains the fill realize that the lime for aggressive At Wingfield, Wesley . Brown, m John W. Rnmscy, chairman of the into “liavy Jones' Iaicker” whatever placed on the graves qf the deceased posed of officials of the local banks, action is at hand. We believe the street committee of tho city council, un the luke shore. This almost a rec­ student ut Southwestern college, was members. The following program was would pass on notes before having Intox cants they have aboard. public agrees wo have exercised all who made u tour of the city late yes­ ord for the pu*t six year* ** In* 11*17 drowned when he attempted to wade Hitdsr the regulations, customs of­ carried out and was said to 1* one of them endorsed by the organization. necessary patience; have unselfishly terday afternoon, said that it will cost the high water came within 10 inches across a flooded street, P at Taylor ficer* are authorized along with pro­ Ihc best programs that hns over l»cen The plnn of the local organization and untiringly considered the view­ of the top of the wall and then fell und nn unidentified tnisn were also re- , hibition ngenta to aeite and con­ arranged by tho U. of L. E. of this closely follow* th st of tho Eastern point of the smaller farm er with that the city $3,000 to fill- in only the hut the continued rains here and in ported drowned s t Wingfield. Many fiscate outlawed liquor. A ship's city: Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange of the larger and with the single olm washed out place*. Ho found three hou*c*'collapscd a f­ the up|K*r St. John# country 1# keep­ towns were without electric light or March—Mrs. R. H. Walthour. which ws* organized for the purpose of harmonising tho interest of th4 owner and her maater nre alike ter being undermined and scurea of ing the river full and the water is water service. Train service on many Entry of B. L. K. members. of securing for the farmers of that greatest number of our grower*. We amenable to the full penal provisions others undermined and badly dam­ rising now nnd will prolmbly mske a roads was demoralised. On* hun­ ••Tribute of Ixive," Q. I. A. officers. section tho utmost posslblo measure of the Volstead act upon conviction bctiuvo we have sensed the desire of new mark for high water on the lake. dred and fifty passengers aboard a Introductory Remark*—W. F. Shel- of money for their produce. Slnca its . , , of violation. , . . . * tho Individual farm er as well as tho aged. “The heaviest loss will be In tho Should It get above the 10 inch mark Santa Fe passenger train are maroon­ organization It has prevented frantic owner of the larger acreage. Already informal advices have l l \ wholesale district," said Mr. Ramsey, it will have established a record as in ed Hear Wingfield, according to re­ Prayer, Dr. Brownlee. and ruinous competition among the We are therefore preparing applica­ "AU told It will run high in tho thou­ 1U10 a fter the October storms of ports. Railroad tracks are said to reached the treasury that most of tho Solo—“The Better Land", Mrs. A. sellers a t home, and ho* stimulated a tion for charter and outlining by-law* foreign shipping companies are In­ sands, probably to a million dollar*. three days durallbn the water stood h uvebecn washed out ahead and be­ M. Phillips. normal and healthful competition to conform to the following plan of tending to make efforts to comply on a level with what Is now the hind the train. Eulogy, F. L. Crosby. . with the law. Most officials agree Q uartette—“Life's Hallway to Heav­ among the buyers abroad, k has also organisation and operation, subject, of PICTI RKH OF RTATB TROOPS bulkhead a* it was not built at that PHONE ROCIAI. ITKMH its enforrement will continue to prova en," Messrs. K. T. Woodruff, J. A. prevented the disastrous glutting of course to revision and m ajority decis­ AT THE PRINCESS TONIGHT time but Mr. Williams has thu record. * T O M I8 A F K K N W A R D any one. market artd the consequent ion: embarrassing to international com­ Harrold, II. Harrow, A. W. MacNcal. MJr .William* who is also‘the county demoralisation of all markets, by an 1st.—The name to bo THE PLORI, merce for some months to rome, but Through tbe courtesy of Manager engineer stnt«a that the road to Mrs. Fred Dalfer, the society edi­ Duet—S llected-S chlrard Bros. intelligent distribution of the product* DA VEGETABLE CORPORATION. O. P. Herndon the pictures of the Geneva is now clooed on account of tor of the Herald is out of the city the treasury has only one hope of Address, Dr. Brownlee. of that section among all tho markets 2nd—Said corporation to have cap­ state troops taken-at Camp Johnston alleviating the conditions, and that is this week and her place is being filled Duet—Sefcctcd—Mrs. Phillips and available. The local- organisation In ital stock and charterod . under tbe will lie shown tonight. The boys of tha water being over ths road on the by rongressionaj action. Even that Mr. Graham. Geneva fill. If the rains continue the by Miss Fern Ward. On account of addition to working along the aam* laws of the State of Florida. Company D. tho hospital corps and wated levels will probably iqnkq being very busy a t the drug store of hope is not entertained generally. Benediction—Dr. Brownlee. lines will secure for every member 3rd—The capital stock to be $100,­ the B and— Sanford’s Own—will be Thrre have bean some threats that new high record and some of the R. C. Bower MUs Ward requests that the advantages of a highly specialised 000.00 and issued in units of flOO.OO •ven lii, the movies. Go end see them roads will be impassable. all items be phoned to her at the the ships of some foreign nations, icinal liquors, but the regulation# re­ salesmanship and a high order of and give the boys your moral sup­ store or to her home afier^ buslnsaa whose laws require tho service of quire a report of condition and quan­ business ability in the marketing of each. No danger is anticipated on tha 4th—'The maximum amount of port. fh e band needs more member* wine as a part of the-crew's ration, tity sufficient to provide $hls govern­ his crop. It Intends to produce an stock issued to any ono holder to be and the other companies need a lew bulkhead although the high water hours. T * ; would dodge American porta hereaf­ ment wilb a definite check as to the economy in cost of sailing, by distrib­ 20 shares. place where may retard the work of the new boat Churchwell's la tl Keep up the companies that have ter, One Spanish company has an ­ amount of liquor so handled. Median] uting Its selling expenses over an 5th.—Skid stock to be 10 p e rc e n t headquarters here and help Sanford baalon but It la thought that tbe ,o u m v * money and today they are j nounced such a purpose, hut its ships* officers of the public health service enormous volume of business, and will cumulative. rainy season will not continue much offering slip-over* for children, cot­ to grow. trip#, it Is said, are made only month­ became under the regulations the of­ also kcop in active touch with all the 0th.—Said stock to .lie non-translonger in such a quantity aa tbe *i\- ton pongee, satin strip* shirtings and ly. . • ficial representatives of tho United markets of the United States and Can fcrable and redeemable a t par a t op­ The Herald iklN'-red aix times g tire south seems to hf ve bad in the silk hose all- at, mgrkfd down pekee, Soma latitude haa been given by States in -dealing out liquor supplies ads by dally telegraphic communlca tion of Board of Control.' Be the ad. past two week*. ■-- 1 ___ « lA . . » t * . weak for 16c iiw iumi •• r#s> nut tioo. Money will .be saved tp. both - ' th etraaaury U- dialing. with' o*d for medktfl uses. . WERE KILLED AT DORTMUND ORDER TO STAND ttljr Tbe Assorlatr* .Frosal . 'KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 11.—With five persons reported killed «nd thousnnds driven f r o m , their hotaes nnd property dnmnjje estimated in millions of doilnra, muhy nialrlctH of KansuN remuined flooded today. Torrential rains over the stale for the Inst three dnys mused ninny rivers to overflow their Irnnks. In some plnees the streams nre reported receding todny. COMPLETE TRANQUILITY PREVAILS IN SOFIA AFTER REVOLUTIONNEW PREMIER TAKES PLACE h im PLATFORM OF ORGANIZATION ; FOR GROWERS ASSOCIATION WAS PRESENTED AT THE MEETING WATER IS HIGH IN LAKE MONROE SAYS ENGINEER a �iW .M - For Florida: Generally fair tonight and Sunday prqb;ably fair weather Monday. count for naught with our offic­ ers, ft’s the character of the man that counts! , So regardless of your clothes or occupation this bank wants your Checking Account, wants to help build up your business and make you feel at home when transact­ ing your banking. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER B. H. W1IITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER, President S O C IE T Y If r n « fc«»r nnl frlrniU v l a l l l w > •>" — If arr KmlfK *n> whrre «*r romlntc fiamr, «%r If n m are rairrln falas, w o l f • iHMlnl rant in Hit* itrpnrfmi-al, Kl«l*H drlalU i or iHi-pInmr |h» Hem. !• will be g r r a d f m»prerlnlei1. SOCIAL,CALENDAR Saturday—Mrs. Hal Wight will en­ tertain at a cwlmmlng party a t her honoring Mrs. ooutnry Lazarus of New York. Monday—Westminster Club meets ut the homo of Miss Pernio Ism Bell of Celery avenue, ut 3:30 P. M. Tuesday—Mrs. M. H. Wiggins will entertain nl bridge ut her home on Mugnolin nvuiuiv, nl 3:30, com­ plimenting MMs Frances Chappell, a bride-elect of this month. Mr. and Mrs. J. St. Clnlr White nnd family leave today for Charleston, H. C., where they will b| k*iuI scverul months visiting relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Thigpen nnd daughter, nnd Marjorie Forrest, arc upending some time ut Daytonn Beach. . MOTHER'S CLUB One of the most delightful mootings of Ihe Mother’s Club wns thut of yes­ terday aftantoofl when Mrs. 1L It. Dens cnterte!liod hlcm ut her lovely homo In Rose Court. A Hhoit business session wns held after which a social hour wns -enjoy­ ed. A clever contest afforded much merriment nmong tho guests, tho prise for the most correct answers, a dainty guest towel went to Mrs. Fred Dnlgor. I,nte In the afternoon the hostess, nenjstcd by 1ier mother, Mrs. Hurry Wnrd, anil Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, serv­ ed delicious refreshments consisting of stuffed tomato salad, nut bread sandwiches, cheese burn and Iced ten were served, This will lie the lust meeting of the Club for tho summer, the next meet­ ing will lie held In September, . the plncc to ho announced later. Among the members present yesterduy were: Mrs. J. R. Forrest, Mrs. George Huff, Mrs. Julius Tnkach, Miss Ethel Doon, of Dougins, Gn., who Iiiih Iwrii the attractive guest of Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen, left yester­ day for Lakeland where she will spend several days with relatives. GLEANERS GUESTS OF MRS. Mr. nnd Mrs. Hhermnn Moore hnvo GALLOWAY returned home fropi their wedding The Gleaners spent u delightful a f­ trip and nre now nt homo ly their ternoon ut Mrs. E. M. Gnlloway s muny friends at tho home of the for­ mer's mother, Mrs. J. S. Moore on Cel­ beautiful homo yesterday. The host« ss furnished not only tho refresh­ ery avenuo. ments, but tho entertainment ns well. On Wednesday of this week, Franc­ First, she announced that the English is Joseph Ball, nephew of J. G. Bull, nre said to bo better Informed thun of this city, graduated from Annnp- Americans, for tho reason that they olin. Mr. Ball hna three nephews nt ure of u more Inquiring predisposition Annapolis, nil brothers nml it ia the thun wo nre, the people of this country first time In the history of the school usuully accepting what wo read, or that this hmi occurred. Among the hear in lectures und other literary di­ graduates of Annapolis this year was gest, without much questlonong. Thun, William Wadbrook, son of Mr. nnd parsing slip* of pnpoi1 to her guests, rhe nsked each to write a question. Mrs. K, E. Wadbrook, of Ibis city. These were then collected and handed 14 the president, Mrs. Lilju, who read them aloud, cnlling Tor discussion on onch. Some occasioned much merrlmoht, while others were thoughtfully considered. Next, double sheets of pa; per were distributed with tho roqusst thnt each lady write thereon her best hot weather recipe, duplicating same on second half of sheet. This done, two very pretty receipt books quickly materialised nnd were .presented to President I.iIJa and tho teacher, Mrs. FUR MR. AND MRS. MOORE l;uleston. Last, but not least, delicious naiad, Mrs. J. K. Moore was the gracious Loktevs last evening when she enter­ Ifruited i tuff of life, and the .cutest lit­ tained in honor of her son, Sherman tle hot biscuits, appealing undeniably «|id his bride, Who were married last lor “ more," nml more there were i» abundance, after these plncnpplo Ure, Friday evening In Winter Park. Thu rooms were abloom with quan­ eveiything aorvod on exquisitely beau­ tities of cxqijisilu Radiance ruses nnd tiful und costly Chinn. .With_unstlnlc'l appreciative adious, Sharia Dairies, . . Daiirlng and curds caused tho even­ ing to miss nil too soon nnd nt a late Inqir, the hostess, tusUt d by Ml** Kathleen Brady, served dcihUnis Ure ami eske. ftlDcjl wqr^ aerved llnough- • *•» * *. • • • *. • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ''« Se r v ic e , SUNDAY, JU N E 10, 1023. ,. Subject! . . t" ..GOD THE ONLY CAUSE ' ;AND' CREATOR," Church Service 10i4ft' Services wilt be held In n b Palm Room. of tire Valdsk'Hotel. All A * WELCOME. ' .KIH.Tr BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday' School, 0:80 a. m. . Hr Y. P. U., 7:00 p. m. . Preaching Sunday morning nnd ovenlng by Dr. E. D. Thompson, sub­ ject at 11:00 a. m.: “Our Limit, Ood’s Opportunity.” 8:00 p. m!: "A Thor­ ough Test of a Young Man." A cordial welcome awaits you a t all of these services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rThe usual' Sunday services will be held in the Presbyterian church to­ morrow: 0:45 a. nL—Sunday School. 11:00 a. vtir—Preaching. CLASH REUNION 7 q/ ra.—Senior C. E. The Class of ’22 docs not think that 8 p. m.—Preaching servlco. old acquaintances should he forgotten Tho public Is cordially Invited to so. Wednesday night an enthusiastic each of these services. hunch of Alumni cclebratod a t Lake Onora with a swimming party. From HOI,T CROSS CHURCH. tho splendid representation it was ob­ vious that the spirit of Old Sanford Chureh norvices for the 2nd Sunday High wns still nljve in this group of after Trinity will l»o: I ajw Celebration. 7:30 a. young iKioplo despite the fact that U:45 a. .m., Sunday school. they were no longer so-called register­ ,11:00 a. m., Morning service. A fter «n ined students of S. H. 8. in­ 8:00 p. m., Vespors nnd address. Igorntlng dip the pnrty repaired to to tho 'homo of Frances Dutton where each pnrtook of tho nmnptuous repast THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. which tho girls had prepared, assisted Itev. John A. Hendry, n former by Mrs. Dutton. I>nter in the. evening the party fell pnstor of Sanford, will prenili on to reminiscing, nnd consistent with Hundny morning nt I f o’clock. Itev. J. a Wain right will All the this was tho singing of the old class songs followed by n variety of stunts, pulpit nt eight. Both thu Senior-nnd Intermediate onch member contributing to the mer­ riment. Experiences wore feinted nnd I-oagucs will meet for n dcvotlonnl eagerly received, there l*elng three meeting nt 7:00 p, m. There will’be some fine music ren­ nurson nnd one dentist* uinorig those dered by. the choir ut,botb services. present. • The fnmoun Scrnp Iron clnss will So enjoyable wns the occnslon that greet Mr. Lake on Sunday morning. It wns unnnlmously agreed that such nn outing wns worthy of repetition Forest Is a hustler nnd will want to lu x t year. Clnsscs may come nnd see All the boys on time. classes may go, but the spirit of the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Class of ’22 will go on forever. The All tKe rogtilar sarvlces willaba held elms was represented by the following members: Francca Dutton, Paltye tomorrow, beginning with tho Bible Lyles, VJrglnin Neely, Carrie Stanley, school at 9:45 a. m. At 11 o'clock the M argaret (lallnghcr, Annn DuBose, morning servleo of worship will be Mnrgnret Erlcson, F’lorcnce Henry, observed. The pastor will preach. Tho Esther Hughey, Nclllo Messenger, C.’hrlstlan'Endeavor will hold their ser­ vice nt 6:45 p. m. The night preach­ ing service will begin at R o’clock. You arc welcome to worship with us at any or all of these servicef. BRIDGE LUNCHEON AT EU8TIS DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR One of the most delightful affairs of the conventions this week wan the lunchcn bridge yesterday a t the visiting ladies. The Inrge reception room wns u muss of blooming flowers and ferns and vines, arranged in u most artistic inonnor ubout the cell­ ing rafters nnd the wnlla, and the huge fireplace und mantle were bank­ ed with grebns. Small tables were nrrapgad ’for tho luncheon which wns l>oautlfully served by a bevy of Emilia' lovely girls nnd matrons und much credit is duo tho committees who worked to mnkc this delightful soelui affair the big ayecess It was. Thu girls who waited on the tables wore becoming littlu French hnoddress, nnd Just prior to the ltihcheon Hong n song und gave three cheurs lo the ladles. Mr*. 1-con Halo, of Tampa, responded in a few beautiful nnd will chosen words in behalf of tho visitors. Pine Cono ’Troop No. 1, . Sanford Division N * 760, Brotherhekd of Locomotive Engipwiu will hold the annual Memorial Services at the Princess Theater Sunday a i* teinnon.nt 4:J5. The public ia cor­ dially invited to attend these sen'ices.- The following program will be rendered:. n*-, M arcbrrjtr*. K*:IL Walthour. ,2. Entry* o f B /L . E .‘ Members. ‘Tribune of, Love,* <J. !. A. C! Introductory Remarks, W. F. Stiplly. ' Pntykr, D riB row plee, , ,0. .Solo, ‘T he Better Land,” Mrs. A. i f . Phillips. 7, Eulogy, F. J~ Crosby. ,y 8. Quartette, “ Life's Railway to flcoven," Messrs. E. T. Woodruff, J. a ! llarrold, H. Darrow, A. W. McN*al. j). Duct, Selected, Schired Brothcrs. 10. Address, Dr. Brownlee. 11. '.Duet, Selected, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. Graham. . 12. Benediction,- Dr. Brownlee. » Gl-2tc Mr. ing bt.UIc. . Jv. * •’ " - ^ Only One Bay Old KIDNEY TROUBLE I1EC0JIB SERIOUS “Suffered with severe hruhttl backache and pains In my Itp u under my shoulder blsdc. and bladder were In had mnditlsa.! was weak and nervous and felt tin and worn o u t Walking made i short of breath. Every inornbfi fncu and hands were Moated. Ms ciiw failed , to help my rontiitica i doctors advised an operation,' wn Maggie Nelson, Mosiulalc, Fla. ‘f tunatcly I read about Folej KiA Pills, tried them and got relief." S everywhere.—Adv. If/YTCI B AVlllAMIl HBA,U,RK* American and European Plan I I U 1 CtL 11/11 IflU ilU FLORIDA One block from Occnn nml Hotel Clarendon. Sunimpr ralfs —Room, $1 per day nnd up; |5 ]>cr week and up. Special week-end ratca.---------- -— Every room has running water. <••1 began to leel, alter awhUejhete was no use to try to get well. This is all might strengthen me. wi-i - Ju i n --, a it m e S i A j i J L f S j t Q .Tho right remedy will act upon lha linings of the stomach, carich th . blood, m i « casbag out ihe caUnhal paisoas and streafthen every bodily function. «] The la rye number of people who hare scTcwifalV used D r, Hartman’s UP“ 1 lust dragged, and I certainly was nervous. I was so restless I could not alt down long—yet so weak 1 couldn t get about. It is a most miserable and such a helpless feeling. • i would get depressed and out ol KINDERGARTEN Missos Iternlre.A ustin and $ *t* W hiles* wm teach Kiudprgarton In the prim ary room . of th* B*pti«t| chureh', corner 6th ami Park,. begin-. II. W. O, \V. lorwlon. |g»wton, lirpri mimSvraicn I uK E*. r.x* euureo. f r f r t, 215 South Orang», Ofhtfdo, Fla. nlag Mnniliff. Jmw 11th, f»o«» • ' V 4-24-tfc o'clock. 11,0^671 and 418-W. ‘ International News should b* satisfied with nothing less than permanent, luting rebel. • life; Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, ol Route 2, fhl» place, said: , " | became so weakened it was sn effort lor me to gel around. P I knew W at waa the matter, but I felt Hke I couldn’t give STKWART-HUMPHRIES Walker Stewurt and Mrs. Rosa Humphries were m arried at hor home nt lo rd 's Station Thursday night at D:U0 o'clock, Rov. M. M- Lord, brother «»f the bride, ]*crformed tho ceremony, Only the family were present nnd the happy couple will reside nt Lord’s sta ­ tion.- They havo.tho best wbhes of their many frionds. The bride is thu daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Lord and was lwrn and inised nt tho old home ut Lord’s Sta­ tion. Tho groom U ah employee of the A. C. L. railway; and b n native of Texas. .vi " ' '.— ■ .i) S ■ ■ wid» a vna,soor, bbktrd ttom“R™ sch. Food docs not nourah. Inrteadk is a souro of nfacty, caudof puns, bdduqg. durierss sad head­ aches. fl'Tbo pct.ia will a Lad stomach w i a y ic E n r m E A i s .c . FOR RENT—Pleasant four room house, front acreentjd porch, gar­ age, chicken yard, location Celery nvc nuc, near town.—E. A. Moffitt. Phone 107-W .’ . *• C2-lt| See Vowell & Cq.*8 Men’s apd B6ys* advel*Monday. ' I w lOU CANT ENJOY LIFE P e- r u - nA STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY TROUBLE. 1 Backache, t R bourn atic PAlna, dull headache, tired feeling, too frequent urination. dMeoArod or strong odor are ‘symptoms of kldnfcy apd bladder trouble. 'T 'it * * always hav b g a backache which caused tne great suf­ fer ing," wrltaa Mr*. Fobrr, Medford, Mass. . “Could not sleep and at times 1 eoulf! not stand stra ig h t. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney PUls and found relief." Stop backache, Widuey and bladdrr troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Soldeverywhere.—;Adv. ' .v Monro were invltid to meet Ills charm­ By Fannie IIursL The wistful shop girl eager for s Z j time, the flashy lounge-IU*^ anxious to give it to her, thepfeL hard-working lad who lore* u Tbesa are the threo Intensely 1„ an people whose heart story Fa n!e Hurst, author of "Htaars que," has woven into a p t * screen drama than that great daa ic. Added attraction, the IsUst O F T H E ST O M A O famous Bwdgioe, recommend'd (of all catarrhal coudUion*. offer the strongest possible endorsem*nt for SPOKANE, Wash., June D.—Scat sales for the Dempsey-Gibhons fight a t Shelby, Mont., amounts to 1450,000 to date, Mike Collins, promoter, an­ nounced here yesterday. “There will be no riot of gambling nnd drinking or pockot picking,” lie declared. "Wo have « Hquud of spec­ ial detectives meeting every train and requerting every auspicious character to ihovo on, and bchides, every busi­ ness man and every employe is a spec­ ial vftlcor.” m i Do- qvonli g< About twentV-flvd frletids of !iiiHi! 1** the engagement and wedding rings, at the third tablo was the mlniatura bride and groom, while at thd fourth, wag the wedding cake, the cutting of this afforded much m ^rim ent. A \ 6 o’clock a four course luncheon was served as follows: F ruit Cocktail Jcllie Chicken , P & i In timbals .' ro ta te Chips Hot Rolls Olives Ice' tes V Stuffed tomato salad y Cheese dreams Plncnpplc sherbet . Bride's cake Misses Gortrudo Bunge and Laura Lehman serving. Covers wero laid for Miss Herminla Lehman, honoreo, Mrs. Lehman, Misses Fern Ward, Ed. na Chittenden, Ann Lee, Esther Mil­ ler, Mary Howard, Allio Gillon, Ethel Kersey, Ruth Gillon, Ethel Moughton, Porrio Lee Bell, Mrs. Rolrort Cobh, Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. W. M. Me* Klnnon. and everybody enjoyed a flno night sleep In tho open. This troop Is composed of a bunch nf live wires and the number Is limit­ MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor ed. If any boy wants to join this Phone 217-W troop he better get busy nl once. r i j A neighbor had USE*"■ ELKAY’S STRAW HAT DYE *’ ^• .. f! * | * Guaranteed. For HatH, lArnthcr, Wood, Rattan, Wicker, etc. PRICE 25c ■The Hcxjtll.Sim Phone 32f» SPECIAL PRICES ok it e m ’s s e l e c t e d f r o m d i f f e r e n t d e p a r t m e n t s Tonight- S atu rd ay- & Monday Men’s Lorraine Seersucker Suite, two pair p a n ts Ladies’ $15.00 lie Buck Tut S a n d a l at, per pair ies* Black Kid Oxfords, at per pair Colored Marquisette, now patterns, ut, per yard Cotton Pongee, colors tan, blue nnd rose, at, per yard Children’s Cuff Top Socks, in white, brown and black, pair Children’s Fancy Para: 59c to $2»25 Duplex Window Shaded 3x7 feet, at, each Windsor Crepe, white, yellow, blue nnckhiycndar, at, per anhead, all colonyapper Satin Stripe Shirting, at, per yard Ripplette^-good range of patterns to select from, at, per >• 19 I Q 1 ll Vu r 1 �'•*? % •',■ * ■H* »: : •*; ^ „1 THE, SANFORD .DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923 . FAGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald w \ : -v '' v -,:" T T " r -T 7 ‘ rrrs i IT CANNOT BB JUSTIFIED . * JU Si M IK )— Gradualing From KM bay! DETROIT IN TENTS. •v Ad Cartel ------- ■ s n m » -si .... U t* Speaking of the gasoline tax the High rents, coupled with n ban on _JLOOKir VILUE STEEBINS babies which has been established r a k lh k tt # w y *«»* th at it Is a fundamental principle of FELLERS! — HE HAD A « < , at «k « HrralJ ItalliliK. 1*T our form of government th at all tax­ ,by certain landlords, have sent thou­ Mammalia A ir , H rfrrA , Vie. bdviti HIS SHOE PARTY N[ErWlTftD ation should be Just and equal. In sands of Datrotitcrs to tents, accord­ FAHT4 POVftt with which It seems to us th at ing to reports from th at city. Can­ The Herald Printing: Co. line the recently enacted gasoline tax flu vas colonies are springing up over nihg / ritm .isin c n s this contention to the last, degree. It Into good sized communities. Greater 1 DARK YUH TO WALK [«' R. J. HOI.t.Y.............. ......— ----- KRIter wns levied for the purpose of build­ DOWN BY THE SCHOOL Detroit is credited with 1,250,000 5 Is an account in the /Peoples ft. J, U L L A R D . ___ aerreleri’-Treeewrer riLET THt TELLER5 SSE H. A. NF.RL------------Clr»r»l M lH irr ing good ronds, one of the great population and over .120,000 workmen. 'r.n w il i .ij. - i pec c e rv ix Bank of Sanford. -*•- •« WOIXJf, A A rrrlW ii M i u i r r needs of the commonwealth made Housing conditions, however, have PACE TOrtf r— ---------' V—^ necessary by the almost universal not kept pace with the growing need* A l i r r t l i l i f Melee N i l * K m w « It will never fa il you, and if add-, A ,,llrill.a use of the automobile and motor of this great m anufacturing city. truck and in the building of these ed-to consistently will make you L R W I I ftlllFP .. U m l a l l M M aaacrr There Is Imminent danger In a condi­ Pkaaa M » -W after R a. m. roads no discriminations arc made tion which now obtains and which it : financially independent. Rakaarlallaa Frtrr la A d t u r . against any section of the state. The is said is growing serious daily. Oh »f* r___________ ____ __U---- RCj owners of these wonderful and serv­ When the greed of landlords makes it ItZ M a a l b a _______________ __ ____— I N A cordial invitation is extended iceable machines will reap the bene­ impossible to rent a house for no bet­ llrllrrrrO la City hr Carrier O M W r r k ----------------- -------------- IV O a t . to you to try out this certain way fits flowing from this tax so why tor reasons than th at the family de­ Tfca kts IS- ta IH -ya*. W r r k ly I I . r - should thl-y not pay for the tam o? siring to.engage n residence possesses tb success. aM aallraly ravrra ftrmtnnlr t'aaaty aaJ la yakllakaR e t e r r PrMay. A l i r f - It does not strike us ns being unjust n baby or two, or when rents soar llalaa rater ataRa kaaw ii^aa appltrato such proportions ns to make rent­ llaa. O i l per yaar. alrvaya la advaaee. or Iniquitous for there is a principle running through human nature older ing prohibitive, a situation exists MRMBKH T IIK AMNOCIATKII FIIKHR which is unwholesome ahd sooner or Tba Associated 1’rrsW Sa aiclu.lvaly than the principle of tnnxtion which entitled to «:.a uaa for raputillcatlon of says that those “who dance should later will result in seriousness. Such all nawa dtapatchea credit.d to It or not olharwlaa credited In this paper pay the fiddler.' That has grown to an economic pnterpriso Is one thnt a and also tha \ local nawa published be an nxiom so obvious until now we municipality shall have to solve for herein. o f S a n fo r d All rlfhta of co-publication of apaclal have never seen it contraduictcd.— its own sake as well as for the rest Vl.patchaa haraln era alao raaarvad. Office. IIKHAI.U IIDII.IilKO. Pkoac IM Ocala Danner. of the country. A community grow­ SANFORD FLORIDA ing in power and extent needs to con­ On one point nt least, in the discus­ _ . Adv.rtl.lna li.pr.wnUM™ ' sider the needs of its people. If It THE Aft EIUCAN PHKS3 ASSOCIATION sion of this question, we ore in agree­ dosun’t it docs not serve adequately ment with Colonel Harris—that “ it its workers. And out of such a con­ is a fundamental principle of our dition, na history amply prpves, form of government thnt nil taxation alnrming circumstances hot infre­ WHAT A NEW SPAPER-SHO ULD should bo Just and equal.” That Shrine engine could not be BETTER THAN IMMIGRATION’. quently arise.—Miami Metropolis. ! l.-nTRSATlONAL-^ARTOO?1 C Then, accepting this ns true, how 1IE. turned over. It bnd too much good ------------o----------can ho bring himself to npprove the Sanford paint on it. The call is very general, through, FAITH IN THE OLD HOME TOWN assessment of the taxpayers of Hills­ Col. Hofor, of E. lfofer A Sons, out this country, for more Isborm, o—;------M lR il l i n h t a M A i t a F l t a l R l h l M publishers of the M anufacturer and skilled nml unskilled, to do work that borough, Duval, Folk, Pinellas, OrHave you sent a ropy of the Semi­ One reason why Miami, St. Peters­ Industrial News Bureau of Chicago, is waiting to be done. Particulsrlf, nnge and other counties sit n rate nole edition of the Tampa Tribune burg, and other Florida towns grow in his “ H eart to H eart Talks to there is a shortage of hand worker/ probably 1,000 limes in excess (if the to a friend? It will bring another with such rapidity, their property Publishers” addresses some personal as distinguished from head worken, amounts thnt will be exacted from viaitor to the city. ------------ * values increasing in like proportion, m atter to editors. The Herald is not of which there ia a constant *t*l the taxpayers of many of the smaller A* HAIISON IIEI.I EVES ADVERTISING OF EQUAL IMPORT* Is because the people who live there nslinmed to hnnd this yardstick to its adequate supply. Restrictive irr.mi. counties? Is that just and equal tax­ n* ANCK WITH HANKING The Orlnndo Sentinel aaya the ation ? have absolute faith in their home readers and invite them to measure grutiun laws are blamed, very Urgrly, open season for fishing In the city cities. They arc wonderful boosters, their paper arid our paper with it. and to an extent that, seeming, ji Further, it should not lie lost sight * * t ^ At Ha N K k i Ik K m lakese is now closed. The open season o (that automobile owners ore not Ik Ik h Ik Ik H to and they don't believe in keeping the Here is hia outline of what a* news­ justifiable, for tho prevailing inidefor Seminole lake* will noon lie closed the only ritixens who will he called on booster spirit *to themselves. They paper ought to be: quntc supply of laborers. Varioor ATLANTIC CITY, June 0.—Roger the intelligent ust* of constructive ad­ Just bubble over with it, and of It is said. to pay this tux. Great industrial en­ A fter forty years’ experience in suggestions are made for relieving course thnt sort of thing is catching. the publishing business which has in­ the situation, improving condition! m terprises in this section use gasoline W. Ifabson, guest of, the Associated vertising. , , , , “ Finally wo shall have what I like I Newcomers succumb, invest their cluded thirty years’ ownership of a th a t more forkers may Im- available The Jacksonville Journal in hig as*fue|, tractors on the farniB, and Advertising Clubs of the World, in headlines announces: “City Humped many other machines which do not convention, addressed the main body to call 'ultim ate' advertising. The '»«»*>'. «•>*» >»')«' »•> the general era daily and weekly mewapaper in n for vacant jobs. While some of there of the meeting oil Wednesday and history of the advertising agent will of growth and prosperity. small city, wc have arrived ut a few suggestions are entirely worthy of * For 11,425.71.” Well, what do you use the roads hum gasoline. Thursday. Mr. Hahsnn is much in­ This tux—tile 1-cent which ia to be There are two items from a recent definite conclusions on points th at we serious consideration arid favor*We expect In o growing city? he sim ilar to tha history of the hunk­ redistributed among the counties— terested in the Intent power of ad­ er. Hanking as you know started with issue of the Tourist News, published believe are essential to the success- action there is somethnn that is |*t----------- o----------cannot be justified.—Tampa Times. vertising both in connection with the the pawn shop. The loaning of mon­ in S ty Petersburg, which gives some fill operation of n small town daily j ter than immigration foj adding to Another curb brokerage house In distribution of goods and as a factor ----------- o----------the number of- laborers. It is in ey in its curly stages wns looked up­ idea of the spirit that prevails there or weekly paper. New York City has Ireeij thrown In in studying business conditions. I'KANUT HACON with regard to real estate, and these First, Chronicle the socinl and local training more of the young men of on ns n most Illegitimate business nml bankruptcy. They will probably move “When the Associated Advertising lire ns follows: affairs of your readers and commu­ this country in hand work, in lh« to Florida where bankruptcy means n The writer ia making plans to 'eat Clubs of the World was formed, there carried on under-c^»yer by question­ trades und occupations which con­ “ A good sized lot in the downtown nity. summer trip with plenty of money. peanut bacon only hereafter. His wns a great need for systematic vigi­ able people. Usuryi^Tts-uqtonW stantly need more and more worken. Second, Keep up pride in your folks have tried it ami like it. Some lance and guidance,” says Mr. llnhson. ned hy the church, but by legislation section was sold the other day for Without question, there are, in ev­ It was only .comparatively a few years $75,000. Nothing unusual about that town, county and stale in order to What Hanford and Seminole county months ago we were favored with “The condition of the advertising ago, considering history as a whole, —lots here sell for even' more than ery city and town in this country, needs is a pulling together of nil the samples of peanut baron produced at world was far below average business when hanking wns recognized ns n that every week or so. But there is keep people from leaving and to keep numbers of young men with “nothing new ones coming in. varied interestn and all the citizens. the Chlpley Packing Plant, C'hipley, in usefulness ami morality. Advertis­ legitim ate business. to do," mainly because there it noth­ something unusual in the fact thnt Florida. We tested it along with the Third, Have an editorial page de­ The growers need a big organization ing was largely confined to patent ing they can do well or properly. the Ini was purchased hy one of the “ During the past hundred years voted to local affairs, industries and and all business needs a closer co­ best put out by the hig packers and medicine m anufacturers, theatrical They arc idle because they do not first settlers in St. Petersburg a man operation. We could do twice as it was our judgment that it was ut lumps, and bogus stock promoters. hanking has gone through various who was hero when that very same development of your state. know how to work efficiently, with Tim,jlj|R'cmet Ityty.rest, of today is advantage «4<r-themKidve; and- thow * much business if every one pulled least as deliaious as any, and that it Advertising das considered a gamb­ stages. The first campaign was to lot could have been .purchased for together instead of pulling against I ‘“ 'lunlly fried out into n more nl- ler's game. The old saying ‘Every­ eliminate dishonest hanking; tin* next husiiirrui *Xft d iw In a material age who Would lie glad to give tlxm one another tractive brown. Our experience was thing is fair in war and lovi? was mi- step was to eliminate competitive $750'«r- perhaps even less. When the where money-making, money accu­ hanking; niiH the present generation lot was priced nt $750, the oldtimer mulating und business experience are steady, remunerative employment if checked against limit of Colonel Mertended to read ‘Everything is fair ia lias been engaged in constructive didnt’ think it was worth it. When predominate. What shall the editor they knew how to do things,' lay rinm, to whom we gftve a portion of Now that the gool old summer time tlie sample. The test made ul his war, love ami advertising.' hanking. The country is now learn­ the price jumped to $75,000, the old- print ? W hat shall be his strong lines brick or stone, erect building*, mile “The first task of the new organi­ ronds, run machinery, and many Is here and the half holidays are in home purullelcd that at ours. So ing, however, that the banker Ims a timer decided it wns a bargain. He’s order the merchants could spend two hereafter we are going to make our zation was to form vigilance commit­ great opportunity in steadying busi- sure that within five more years it of policy ? What shall he Ids edi­ other things thnt could Ik* named. If torial program ? more young men were reared and ed­ of the half holidays each month in arrangements to use this delicious tees and bring about honest advertis­ ness conditions, thereby eliminating will lie worth $150,000. Many editors fail in making money ucated to have proper respect for touring Hem Inote and surrounding home-grown product,—lirst, because ing. it deserves the greatest credit reckless booms und preventing need­ “The Tourist News Publishing Com­ territory in working up better trade w<> like it, anil believe that it is as for the work it Iuih done and is doing less panics. It lias been learned that pany recently paid $10,000 for three ns well ns in political influence, as labor, that must 1h- done with the do many professional business men— hands, mainly, but that, to l>e highly conditions. Hanford merchants need good as the hetst, a ml second, be­ along this line. by increasing the hank rate, during hits just <i(T of West Central avenue “There are, however, other things hy not closely and personally identi­ efficient, must Ik* also of tho held, to get out in the country ami visit cause we may do our bit toward con­ on Eighteenth street, south, on whieh peri »ds of over expansion, a panic call there would Ik* fewer corner lnafen. which are equally important, and per­ their patrons and make a few friends suming a product that has heretofore he prevented. Then by lowering the is now being built the new printing fying themselves with the problems of existence, tho bread and butter fewer patrons of pool rooms, and the and tell the people what we have here Ix-en discriminated against to the in- haps more important when all possi­ rate during periods of depression, plant for this company. bilities are eiuwidored. If one looks side of humanity. Ninety-nine fam ­ like, ‘and less nned for cliarilitl* In Hanford and propose to have in the I j,iry „f Southern agriculture. prosperity can be brought lurk. It "Looking over the abstract it has future. Make several trade e x tra -I mnJt. n lli(f ni|Htake ahead to the future uf advertising he lias been learned that the hank rule iH,,.n found that this property lies in ilies out of a hundred must still work institutions that ure required to t*y sees three additional fields of devel­ for n living. Employment, wages, in­ rare of the indigent. sion trips and get acquainted years ago. when they discounted this beni n tin* same relation to business ijie center of an acre of ground sold opment. Half a century ago young men dustries, payrolls, improvements mean splendid product. What they did ..... , ,. . . . , that the govcriyor hears to nti engine. at one time for ninety-two cents. An were educated to work along the I he leading advertisers are each ,, “ , , . , . ... more to them than politics, foreign Henco, the hanks huve been recently acre of Ht. Petersburg land for nine­ TH E NEMINOI.E COUNTY r.m - then must be undone. Indeed, they affairs, fiction or controversies. A lines above indicated. Then the "»pyear giving more thought to the ques­ lost n wonderful opportunity to cupunited in tho Federal Reserve System ty-two cent?? Hut then, w asn't that THIN. successful newspajwr must give more prentice" system was in vogue. Be­ tion of competitive advertising. Hy itailze and promote a most delicious • which can control the discount rate little old island called Manhattan space to payroll enterprises than to cause of selfishness, very laigcly, it competitive advertising 1 mean adver­ product, ami one that will sell when with the sole object of eliminating sold at one time for n string uf beads political agitation. Expansion of has been forced out; skilled me­ The .Seminole County Edition of other people find nut whul we have tising which does not benefit the ret'klcits booms and preventing necd- —or wns it a hug of shells?” politirni functions, promoting poli- chanics and artisans themselves p«5 the Tumpu Tribune rumo nut yes­ found out. They'thought they were country us u whole. There is nothing . When somebody locally pays u tichl activities only increase taxes up the bnrs, limiting the number ef terday in twelve pages of solid facts right. They had always been making dishonest in iuith the Standard Oil | lM l,l,n 11 *'If, however, you will talk with good sum of money, (nothing of that must .he paid out of industries "apprentice" that might lx* employ­ mid truthful statistics about one of their products from the corn-fed Company and the Texas Company any bank man, thoroughly Informed in course in comparison.with the realty und the earnings of tho farm er, the ed in any given trade or industry— erecting large sign hoards at the same the smallest and yet one of the liest hogs of (lie middle West, am) were economics, lie will tell you that the transaction at SI. Petersburg), there business man and home owner. and creating loafers. Along with, counties in the great stale of Flor­ undoubtedly prejudiced in favor of point on a country road. Moreover, goal cannot bo reached except with is always someone to draw a lugugbriwilling employers of labor, if it css 1 am not criticising either company No community can be successfully ida. It wns compiled hy John Mc­ these corn-feds, and wanted every­ the help of the advertising man of oUs face, und rem ark: "Well, it'll be a be secured, craftsmen and meehxnirt for doing this, if one com puny does represented to (he outside world and Whorter now development editor of body, whether in the corn bell or not, the country and th e transportation long time before he gets his money get ita share of new business without are beginning to see their mistske. the Tribune but for some time the and whether it was profitable to do it, it is perhups necessary for the oth­ systems. The three greatest factors out of it." a progressive nml' successful news­ This is evident in conferences that rrianaging editor of smith Florida's it or not, to meet corn belt specifica­ er company to do it. 1, however, am effecting business ure money rates, are now being held. In a • lewlisd St. Augustine has advantages which sure that these signs do not increase paper. great newspaper. John MeWhortr tions, In taking t lint position they advertising rates, und transportation no other place in the state possesses news dispatch, of n few dsys sgo. it tile sale or use of gusoline und in no A publisher who thinks industrially has endeared himself with the people made it much more difficult than it riitc.i. Given Control of these throe and fuith in its growth, development, way benefit the country os a whole. and writer: industrially can make his was said that “return of the old »P’ of this section during his short so­ would otherwise lie to popularize our factors one can go u long way in elim­ and prosperity should ho paramount "The cost of such rompetilivu udupvr the greatest singl influence in prentice’ system in industry * journ here while lie wus compiling soft pork, ami yet that can nml must icrtisiug is ultimately borne by the inating the hills and valleys of busi in the t h o u g h t s uf every citizen, luiutuining prosperity and eniploy- wns predicted during n confecrw* the special edition and after he has he done. There is no lie tier way to consumers. Fro man economic point ness. The Federal Reserve Hoard is and good works are responsible ent in his locality. Every new here today, called primarily to **'*' covered every county in the stale he start (hut popularization campaign of view such advertising is u direct doing ns well us it can with only one success in any direction, and they family thbt cornea to n town and russ the bricklnyerv . hj:tsge snd U will have a greater knowledge of the thun to cull for the product ourselves. loss tu the nation us a whole. The of these tools, hut ut prestnt it is like make cities to grow by leaps and every new industry means business lay plans for training mra. ArihiThat is whut we are going to do, and, a carpenter with only a hammer, and bounds, expanding in direct ratio to for tho publisher in subscriptions uts tccts, contractors, union representa­ state thali any one m m in*Florida mind you, because we like the prod­ people of a country are best off when without a saw or chisel. The Inter­ tives and educators attended thr f0*1 and it should prove of invaluable as­ the spirit thnt is put into them by advertising. uct itself. We could Hot ullurd to do they get the lurgest amount of goods state Commerce Commission, which sistance to him in the future. The the people who comprise the citizen­ There is no service rendered to the fercnce." It wns rc|»orted, further; it just for the saku uf Imosting, The for the least amount uf labor. There­ controls the rates of transportation, ship of such municijinltles.—St. Au­ community so trying and so charged thnt "tho International Union oj j special Tribune edition takes up ev­ fore, we all should strive to eliminate, product must stand the test. Have the saw; but the advertising men ery important phase of the work and with responsibilities as the profes­ Bricklayers is wholeheartedly hchmd The C'hipley plant, we believe, hus so far us |Kissildlk, unnecessary labor huve the chisel. Home day your ‘Asso­ gustine Record. ------------o-----------development of the g ten test vegeta­ hit upon the right plan of .marketing. und to use our lalior for tho actual sion of journalism. The hope of the the movement and will bark ciated Advertising Clulm of the World' G. W. I.awton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ country Is in the ebuntry press—tho prentice school sygtrm which «**« ble section in the United .Slates or One of the troubles with soft ami oily production and distribution of goods, will take up the question of using adpert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. country weekly and small town daily. tho approval of the arbitration the world ut large and his articles meat has been thutit is difficult to instead of erecting competitive sign viirtislng rates us a tool In connection 4-24-tic These publications, in order tu exist tho local union and local contractor1 are not far fetched, nr long drawn slice it into even running slices of boards, eur|>etilers should be building w?th the steadying of business condij must have a known V'l>raona,'ly in in any city." out fairy tales but just the simple even thickness. They are doing this houses for working men; instead of Thia ia encouraging- W ll“- ^ tiuna. control, a man or woman known to makes business still worse than it othusing electric power fur competitive truth couched in language that any- in theirnwn plant nml putting the j ‘‘When business is recklessly ex- ei wise would be. To speak sta tisti­ their neighbors, having a homo in the position nrado In the Cleveland ' one can understand and statistics baron itself up in neat pound pack­ advertising it should be used for pro­ forence is carried to a practical community, and sharing pot luck in put tiling, advertising rateji should be cally, advertising begins to fall off be­ that will prove invaluable for many ages. That makes handling easy, ductive industrial purposes; instead elusion there soon will 1* years to come. Mr. McWhorter is a does away with the difficulty of of wusting newsprint on competitive nurteriully increased; so that when cause business begins to decline, but tho hopes, aspirations and ups and to call pn countries in Europe. » ] downs of the town, county and state. Luiciiiess is depressed advertising business declines to the depth much advertUing, the same space should be delver after facts and statistics and slicing it from it sales jxiiut of view trades continue to bo tauK ru les may he correspondingly reduced. worse than it otherwise would because This press has convictiona of right his work on the Seniliiule County on u purity with sliced pound pack­ used for eons.truetivu advertising. O no uf the best liurometcrs of busi­ advertising ia decreasdc. The chang­ and wrong and is the safeguard of a competent workers. And ' “ Every sensible mun recognizes the ages of other companies. Parked in . special edition will prove ibis asser­ sound public consciousness In this with tho tradea-training P*'* tion. This county owes John Mc­ these attractive pound containers, wo value of constructive advertising. S ta ­ ness is th’e size of our daily papers. I ing of advertising rates and railroad tion of boys and young men to no not want to reduce the size of our ratea in accordance with the Babson- nation. Whorter add the Tribune a vote of see no reason why sales should not tistics show dearly that most goods Briefly the foregoing are our ideas respect for all honest labor, no papers over u tier lad of years. Rath­ chart would not only greatly benefit thanks for this splendid edition in mount into great votumo. Fortun­ ran be sold more cheaply and effec­ e r I want to see them continue to in­ business as a wjiole, but would benefit on snmo of the fundamentals th at ter how lowly, to appreciate ^ which they put much mote work and ately, when we increase the consump- tively through advertising than in any crease In sire. I, howSfor, do object those who have advertising space to make for tho surces.iful operation of work, whether In ditchea or in other form. Advertising, when prop­ factoring plants, on the ** * expense than they took out— which tiun of this type of meat wo make possible u m o i e profitable sale of an erly used, is considerably cheaper than to a big pa|>er one year ahd a small sell and those who have transportation the small town daily or counlrjr wherever there l» , f„r by the' way is a failing that? news­ weekly. They are the background of puper the next year. Business condi­ to sell. Businesa ill every way will be. ever-increasing number of hogs. That selling through salesmen and clerks. bo done, there will be 1c** papers have and a failing In which in turn will make (Hissilile the expan­ Nut only is the cost per sale H'sa but tions will become steady and gradual­ helped by what I call this 'ultim ate' the editorial policy of our own publi­ immigrants, and there wt the public is always the winner and sion ofour, swine industry und the when selling through tha newt.papers ly increases. Violent fluctuations in advertising. May w ehasten the day cation and its effort to encourage in­ Idle Americana who are com ^ the newspaper the loser. Everyone dustrial development along safe, profitable marketing in larger quali­ or the mails hto m aker knows Just ad vor Using are not merely the result when it will bo used." a t present, but no coning* ^ should get a , copy of Sunday's Trib­ ties of some uf our liest and most whut he promises. The firm , however of fluctuation in businesa; but are sane and constructive lines. necessary production, tb» j ■----o General Business as reflected in the une and send It to some one out of easily produced Southern crops. All who depends upon a crow of Rulesnu-n larguly tho cause. suit of work.-Tlmes-Ua»n* _l Daily Herald on sale at Joe'a Smoke Babsonchart continues in satisfactory the state or in the state who would of this, in our judgment, is necessary does not always know w hat the sales­ A concern stops advertising bo- _____________ he Interested In this great section— to the stability of Southern agricul­ men promise. There uru ui*uy other causa its businesa baa.fallen off, bui volume, running tit is weak. a t . 2 per House, Mobley's Drug Store and The Herald for <!*•* jH unt’ff Pharmacy. one of the greatest in the world. economic advantages gained through tho fact of tta stopping advertising cent above normal. ture.—Southern Ruralist. THE BEST SAVING SERVICE Lrz P eoples Bank. T £ ' STABILIZING BUSINESS �TUB SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 11, m S —... - 78ft .. on Banner Day of Corporation S h ip p ed When the whistles of the mammoth Studcbaker plants at South Bend and l l r o i l sounded on the evening of Mav «s) end 20,000 Stukcbaker emJ„yc," started homeward, a new tec* !,ni for a sfe*!* rlny'a production and shipments ha dbeen made, for on that i... tso Studebakcr enrs were for‘ Vd^i to Studebakcr dealers throughout *ho cpuntry.jl Of the tai 180 were driven Overland, , This record represents u single tUy s production and was achieved .without pcrmlttlrlg 1Lu,r‘ Ssely to estriblish:* new nu»t1c T fa only extra incentive involved was nn effort to more adequately meet the jo,i,lent Hrman'l Iron. in one day establishes n record for SfulU bhkK feAiy h little above regular, daily shipment;* since the additional facilities provided by rtsven new Studebakcr faetnty units completed and tooled nnd manned early this spring, reached capacity production. Although Studehaker’o present output is ‘15,000 cars n month or nt tho rate of 190,000 cars annual­ ly, the demand is far in excess of production and additional factory fa­ cilities, begun this spring and to cost $5,000,000, arc being rushed to com­ pletion. Studebakcr*•*" rtim irfartureir“ sixgylinderj rn rs exjlusively, in three models—the Big-Six, Special-Six nnd jlhr- X^iht.'Six-rWhich are offered in tt^ejvo body types. 7S0 cura, In one day, therefore, represents the biggest day’s shipment- of six-cylinder cars ever made by any m anufacturer. The increasing popularity of Studcbakcr cars, which is a subject of common conversation even outside of the automobile industry, is attested by the yearly record of production and sales. | In 1018 Studebakcr sold The following year sales increased to a total of 89,050 ears. In 1920 sales mounted to 51,-174 cilm. 1921, the year of general business depression, was the biggest in Studebaker’s history (ap to 1922) when sales reached a §total of 60,<113 chrs. Stated othenvise, the sales of Studebaker cars in 1921 were 29 per cent greater than in 1920, notwithstanding the fact that the total number of cars sold of all other makes, except Ford, was* 40 per cent less than 1920. Studchakbc.again, established a new record in 1922 with the sole of 110,269 car*. Thi* year will see still an­ other Studebakcr record' established. Up to July 1, Studebakcr will have produced and sold nltoiit 80,000 cars, or nn increase of 50 per cent over the same period of 1922. ‘‘TlteTe arc n number of reasons for the universal-popularity of Studebnker cars," according to the San Juan Garage, local Studebakcr deni­ ed. ‘‘But chielly: "1. Because‘of their quality, dura- • • r r- !] i h f " M r * j' billty- and dependable performance in owners’ use.. *,.* ’ “A ■'Because by.Vnhimrdclurfnjr sIxcb exclusively o n ’n Inrgo scale and by budding ail. v ita l» parts jn its own, plants, Studebakcr cuu effect eco­ nomies and snve * thp middlemen's profits, and' thereby provide maxi­ mum value and quality at n low’ price. , . *'.7. Because, in the three models of Studcbnker enrs wp have n ear of the exact sixe, style and price to suit ev­ ery buyer. “ 1. BcenusV- ifith $85,000,000 of actual net assays,^including $15,000,000 of plant facilities, Studebakcr stands unsurpassed in ability ami re­ sources to manufacture economically ar.d give the RWV.csl intrinsic v’olbe possibli fo r q ftiven price. ”5. Becnusd' Of the name (Studcbnker, .which for W years, has stood for high grade transportation, integ­ rity, quality, value and comfort." ' *v Ing tb« govcmnjRit but of helping ybutrsclf. * ibaW drfltlnnco ' in highly contagious an rttho weakening of law enforcement nt one point weaken* the entire structure. Governor Smith ha* already issued n ‘warning, in which he ankl that repenl of the state law. did not in ^ h e slightest decree lesson the responsibility of peaco of* fleer* to enforce the Volstead net. I thnnk you for your promise to en­ force this Ipw in the name degree na other law*.'* { NEW YORK. June 9.—Enforce­ ment of prohibition in New York state, by federal officers would -cost $190,000,000 annually, • l’inhibitinn Director Canfield declared yesterday in a letter to Mayor Ilylnn, thnnklng him for his premise of co-operation ft am local police, "Thbre pre 25,000 peace officer* In New York alntc,” Mr, Canfield wrote. “To duplicate this force would cost SD.KWniMTI TO RESIGN AT Cl.QSS OF MARKET MONDAY the government $100,000,000. If this were done in every slate it would cost a billion dollars annually. “1 accept your ns*uruiiee of every mssible co-opcrallon. The failure of tho pollco officers of New Work (o dcrly conduct, public intoxication ami similar crimes which have mate­ telephone rially dccrensed since prohibition. • rt-l-Otc “It Is not only a m atter of help- For moving or storage, 8. I’l.AGUB OF 17-YEAH For quick results try a want ml. 1 I' * = Jg i Lt S AfcfelVBIl NEW YORK, June 8.—A rlagun of 17-ycnr locusts has arrived, ac­ cording to reports from New York nnd New Jersey fruit growers re*. Coivcd by Dr. G. P. Engclhnrdt, of the depnrtihent of natural science of iho Brooklyn mu-cam. Unmolested by th e .pests slncfc 1906 fruit grow­ ers, l)r. Engidhardt said, are now rushing preparations to snvo their crops from tbq . vifdfrrtti^h. No great permanent damage wiH In? Hone, cevntdiii^*t o B l\’ Er.gclhardt but this year's supply o t frtiR probnbly will b" short. * , > The new well which has w en put \>wn trt augment ‘ Sebrlng’s i. water supply, in a success,- and furnishes .150 gallons per minute ,with,tho tem­ porary a ir pump which is used until tho arrival of the electrically driven turbine that I* on its way to this city. W ednesday, 13th MEN’S A N D BOYS’ FURNISHINGS MEN’S SILK SOX Phoenix Silk Sox all colors, pure Thread Silk, pair Extra nice lisle. Sox Sale, II pairs for June finite uh with depleted stocks uftcr ji ft II ittul busy season, ami rather than fill it now, we have decided to offer them to you at prices llmt make them worL't your while to buy. Merchandise is modish and of excellent iiunlily—tie* only change is that prices have boon considerably lowered. Ami everything we offer has the approval of Fashion behind it, and several months’ of service abend of it. • EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND HOYS* REDUCED IN THIS JUNE CLEARANCE SALE—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13TH TO SATURDAY, JUNE KITH. -------> BOYS’ PANTS Palm Beach Pants for Boys*, Tan, Grey, Brown..Special— * • $1.95 Wash Paijts for Boys—-Grey ami Brown, all sizes, 8 to 18, special $1.45 ' * June Clearance of Men’ Summer Suits Made by the best I’alrn Beach Suits makers in the country ■ N ttv y Bifid. "T days only • *«»<! to m i i i - u t M itt V *a n , , , , > > t h *• | #+*•••**1 SN ELEN BURG GABARDINE SUITS Tan, Grey, Brown, all models, Shorts, Stouts and Regulars EXTRA l ’ANTS FOR MEN Tweeds ami Palm Beach, all sizes tip to XTUA SPECIAL—HEADLIGHT PANTS /Made of heavy Khaki Drill, all si/.es. Special, -1 days SALE ON MEN’S BATHING S U irS TWO PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS All Wool Tweed Suits, Tan nnd Grey, sizes 8 to 18— BOYS’ li Lotts of Men’s Shirts to close out EXTRA PANTS ' is m lt~ All Wool Tweed and Serge Pants values up to ?3.75, at 9 ipDlL L » I ll 1 BOYS’ BLOUSES. m 1 Union Suits for Men Chalmers* finu count dimity Union Suits, well made and cut full. All sizes up to JO, for, each f Stripe and Plain White, fast col ors, ouch— f All new clean stock EXTRA SPECIAL—STRAW HATS I'OR MEN, VALUES AGENTS FOR HEADLIGHT OVERALLS, BLUE A N D • STRIPES, A GARMENT ...... ■ $2.25 U P TO $3.50, FOR Company WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 1STH MEN’S COLLARS-BIG LOT ‘SOF-T COLLARSWORTH U p TO 50c FOR, EACH 20o �— GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP ^SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Editor DODGE REPORT JN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ' LITIGATION FILED ANY ONE WISHING Judge, KNOCKS BASE BALL NEWS BASEBALL BUSTED FIRPO HERMAN OUT IN YANKS AND BOTH LOSE THE SECOND GROUND In spite of tho dcspcrnlc S. O. S. fall sent out in Saturday’s paper, the hnachall meeting Inst night nt the HAVANA, Cuba, June 11.—Lula NEW YORK,'.June 11.—Both tho Chamber of Commerce rooms looked Angel Flrpoji.tim Argentine heavy­ Now York Americans nnd the New liko the DcmocraHe attendance nt a weight, yesterday nftemoon knocked York Giants lost ground in tho mnjor Republican convention. Then) were out “ Italian Jack” Herman in the league races during the week, tho National League about twenty men present. Of thoso second round of whnt was to have Americans dropping four games and A t Chicago 3, Boston 0. only fivo or six were men who, own been a lb-round bouL At Clnrinnati 2, Phllmlclphln 1, winning but two, including the victory their own business in Om!n nnd arc At St. Louls-IIr<*>klyn (rnin). The fight, which was a very un­ over Cjcvalnnd yesterday, white' the able to aid substantially toward the equal one as regards the size of the Giants won two )atid lout three. No other scheduled. support of a bail tenm. After T reas­ men, lasted three minutes, nnd nine­ The Yankees dropped two of a three urer Dick Stroud made his report the teen seconds. Firpo was thirty lbs. gr.ine aeries with !tlje White Sox and Ameriran League meeting was a sad sight. The team the heavier. At Wshingtnn 5, St. Liuls 3. wen? defeated onev^by Washington is nlsiut $000 in the hole and digging At New York 8, Cleveland 7. In the first round, Firpo appeared nnd onco by Cleveland. Tho Chicago deeper all the time. Thrmcn whose ly be holding back his blows.- The Cubs took two of their three games No other* ached tiled. businesses profit by having Ocala ad­ contest resembled somewhat that of from tho Giants, and tho world cham­ vertised nnd by having the people in n terrier against a great dnne. Southern I.eaRue pions lost one game nnd won one from ti wn that a hnll game and a ball team At Memphis-Mobile, rnin. Nineteen seconds of the second tho Pirates, always bring to town were the ones round had 'started , however,, the Ar­ At Clinttanoogn <1, Atlanta 2. Washington and Chicago helped who were conspicuous for their nb- gentinian cut lose nnd sent his oppon­ their averages in tho American, tho At New Orleans •!, Nashville 1. senre at this meeting. If Ocala does ent to the cnnvnss for the full count. •Senators with throe victories in four Only three games achedulcd. not want hnauhull It is certain it does It was a right to the jaw that did games against the Tigers, and defeat­ not have to have base hull. . HOW THEY STAND tho work. Girpo simply toyed with ed New York nnd Philadelphia once When naked why the hall club was hfs lighter opponent. From the time each. The defeat of ,St. Louis by broke when there was about $1,000 the gong rang until Herman Florida State League was Washington yesterday gave the Sena­ . Won Lust Fct. subscribed for its support nt the be­ counted out the result wns only a tors six games won out of their Inst .073 ginning of the season, Dick Stroud question of time. More than 3,000 eight. Chicago won n game from the 17 Orlando ...... .......... 33 .300 presented to the meeting ti subscrip­ spectators sweltered under the glnsB Drowns nnd two out of three from a#is# Lakeland ............... 2D 27 .100 tion list of over $1,100 that was urir roof of the Ncuvu Fronton to witness New York. Tampa ’.... ... .......... 23 .411 paid. Time nfter time these sub­ tho bout. 30 B radcntow n......... *, 21 Cincinnati, Chicago ami St. Liuis .434 scriber! to tho team had been called 23. fa aDytonn ............ were the winning teams in the Nation­ Firpo's weight was announced ns .423 on and asked for th e ir money and 217 3/4, and Herman’s as 182 3/4 lbs. al. A fter losing two to tho Cubs, the HL PotcrabU rg..... 22 each time their answer was next week The game little I tnluiu-American Reds won three straight from Itoston or tomorrow or some time Boon or National League fighter swapped blow for Mow witli and defeated Philadelphia Saturday Won Lost Pet. some other evasion of their oldiguand yesterday. The Cubs, in their .708 tin. The worst part about this state the big Argentina ns long ns he wnn victory over Hoston yesterday increas­ 14 New York ............. 31 20 .374 of nffairs is that many of these pro on his feet. Tho blow that ended the ed their week's triumphs to six, with Pittsburgh ............ 27 «l'l>»rently was not intended by .343 erastinators are tho moneyed men of ^ 21 Brooklyn ....... ....... 23 hut two games lost. St. Louis won to lnml on '* viUt for H r - four of its five games t f the week, .332 the fown They are men who can pay 22 Cincinnati ............. 25 po looked amazed when Herman fell .331 as well today as they can next month. 23 23 81. L o u is.......... . one from Pittsburgh, three from Phil­ .310 They yye men who have tin- money in to the floor in a neutral corner. In adelphia and lost one to Brooklyn. 21 Chicago ................. 23 .317 the bank to pay now or an-y other time tile first round both missed tight 32 Boston .................. 17 33 .271 hut who hate to turn loose their kale. blows. Herman landed a left to the ONE RATE NEEDED FDR NEWS Philadelphia.......... 13 In order that the hull tenm can he nock and , chased Firpo nround the PAPER PUBLICITY. paid off and the bills paid next Wed­ ring. Firpo missed two-hard swings. American League They clinched and in breaking away nesday, when they disband, the men Won IsOHt Another column in this issue con­ present signed a note for the full Herman ducked away from a wild 10 New York ..... .... 31 tains a most sensible article pertain­ swing for the head. Firpo hurt Her­ amount of the deficit. None of the 20 20 Phiindclhpin ..... ing to the auctioning olT, practically, 22 men who signed fliis note can afford man with a hard right to the hend in Cleveland ............... 20 of newspaper publicity, n olden days U P). to lose the money but they felt like it free-arm fighting during n clinch. *.* Detroit .............. .... 23 newspaper^ never jiad tho one-price When they broke away Firpo punchwas not right to turn off a hall team 25 8L Louis ...... ,........ 21 td Herman witli blows to the bend. system, and riity*^yiere obtained by without paying the men what is due. 20 Washington ..... .... 21 “jewing down" the regular prices; Beginning at once a Ford touring The bell found llennnn standing daz­ 23 Hoston .... • ....... ....... 17 but since newspapers have establish­ ed in a neutral corner. ear will In- disposed of. All the moil17 * 25 Chicago ............ ed themselves up being the only In tiie second round both swung <y takep In on this Ford will lie used * 0 means of securing proper publicity in paying this note. If the Ford does rights to the head and Firpo landed Southern As*orintion experts have dived deep Into tin act­ not pay the note the brave endorsers ( a M l to the neck. Herman then ' Won 1,0.1 ual cost In the owfiers of thouuinds can, so don't nny of you subscription shot n light left to tho body. They Nashville ........ .... 30 10 of newspaper, .planta, and have doslackers worry about thut. If the | sparred f o r a moment and then Her20 i 20 Now Orleans Fnrd sboulif imy ntit-wm|4hrn‘-psv-d»v-*iJiinri iisheil Fltpo to the ropes, bellifc toxmincd a t. what rate advertising Atlanta .7......... ... . t l — . . p can be run to make a fair profit for ideluis the surplus will bo donated to met with a hard lefj, which sent him the m im e/ invested. Mobile .............. .... 23 buck, reeling. Firpo after missing a tin- Marion County Hospital. 23 Chattanooga ........ 24 light swing for the head, caught Her­ • Taking up the question from every The men who have tiled to give 23 20 Memphis ......... angle, it has been determined that Drain a ball team for .the post three man with a right to the jaw which advertisement* for the size and thi IK 28 Birmingham .333 i years and who have donated from sent iiitp sprawling. The referee circulation of such n paper as the 30 .... 13 Lillie Ilock $3110 to $2311 each year towards this counted ton and Herman's second cu­ News can not he run nt a less price good cause have sworn off. They are lt red the ring and drugged their still I ha nthirty cents fof- the inch for ev­ YANKS BREAK. slopping light now while stopping unetmseious matt to his corner. Firpo ery time the advertisement appears. LOSING STREAK Won’t t ost over $3(» each. They agreed crossed the ring and aided in reviving According to the comment and cmiall uiotind that it would ho a cold tiny, Herman, fessions made at the last state meet­ NEW YORK, June II.—The New it, the center of the Sahara d'-.cil ing of the publisher* il was found f.i *4 IU l>S H IU IU h York Americans broke tlu-ir losing in July wlieii Deala hail another ln;li that there were papers running their atreak yesterday, defeating Cleveland team if they hud to worry tliemsi lv s advertising at ns low as 13 rents or 1about raising funds for il Ocala 8 to 7. The score: HI cents tile inch; mid it Wns also 003 121 000—7 Star. Cleveland agreed' that the pa|«T that was not 002 001 011—8 New York getting at least 30 cents per ineli was rnukin gnulhing, and when the price Winner of Three Washington 3, St. I.ouls 3 was scaled to 23 cents tin: publisher Year Events Enter ^ N K» H f-a 8a 8-a WASHINGTON, June IL —Wash­ was losing money. There are more Belmont Stakes ington hunrhen hits off Vangiltter in Ilial-cliiHs papers in this state having Tonight “The l.ittle Church Arotuul a rate of thirty and over than there the fourth Inning nnd look the sec­ NEW YORK, June It.—Winners of the Corner." ond game of the series from St. Louis the below thnt figure; nml papers nearly all the important three year yesterday, 3 to 3. The score: getting tiie higher rates can afford With such players as Claire Wind­ just that much inure to better the fit. Louis .. 01....... . .. ... . old events of the early racing season Washington 000 301 lOx—3 are entered tmlpy for the fifty-fifth sor, Kenneth Harlan, Ibdiart Hits- publication*. Thori is not one cent l running of the classic llclmimt stakes wotth, Pauline .Stark nml Alex Fran­ of profit in the subscription price, for cis in l he leading roles. every cent received from that source REDS TAKE SECOND ul Hvloiuul Pari:. will scarce pay the cost of the paper Zev, the Kentucky Derby win­ A story of mhfliiTs nnd contrasts, a anil the distribution of the publica­ ONE FROM PHILLIES i ner,ltoth and llud Lerner, runner up in the powerful theme that reachest way kiiconmt stable, are entered. J. K. down int<> the souls of men anti wom­ tion, Consequently it is the adver­ CINCINNATI. June II. LuqncY < itsdeu's Martingale and t ’ljickvale tiser who pay* for the issue of the effective pitching enabled (he Itcils to ami Rialto from the Whitney-Green- en. daily or the weekly ns the case may­ take tho second game of tin- series tree stables are other slurs entered. be; and the advertiser pays his lull* At hit'll nit: ml inn: Hull Mimtniia in according to tiie circulation of the from Philadelphia yesterdu) 2 In I. Tho record for the event, 2:11 2 3, 'The Lathes' Man." The score: paper. The subscriber seldom reck­ was set by Man o' War in 1020. Philadelphia * ...... t«0 non | ons that for the dollar he pays for a Anil l)>e In,uni g u e sts tonight will subscription the publisher pays out Cincinnati 002 U00 OOx -2 PEAR AND BEANS FOB BALE— Ik G. C. Fellows and fam ily nnd will the same dollar to print pnd get him I,Dili) bushels Brabham unit Iron see this fine picture w ith u u t cost to the publication. Chicago 3, Boston 0 cow pens. 300 bushels running vel­ CHICAGO, .1umi 11. Vie Aldridge vet beans. Write for special prices them, There is one celebrated weekly isbested .Its- Gelievich in a pitching duel used in this country which turns over ami delivery.- Dean Seed Cnmpaiiy, Tomorrow night—"F aster, Faster,’* its finished product to its thousands yesterday and Chicago shut out llu.- Orlando, Fla. CI3-f>tp with Agnes Ayres, Theodore Roberts, of agents a tone-half the price the ton 3 to 0. The score: Hutton 000 000 000 n A survey nf ilie watermelon crop ami Richard Dix and International raw papers cost, which m eans/vhal Chicago 030 000 OOx- 3 fur. Like county shows about one- News, as an added attraction. eveyr week it sells, handsomely pub­ fnurth of normal production, with lished and bound for $71,0(8), papo, Wednesday night—Jackie t ’ougun, which costs it blank $142,000. It is • The first week In May, this year, prices about uormiil, regardless of W. IL WiJeox sold to H. II. Aullmun the shortness of the crop. Buyer* in "My Boy" also The Blizzard,’’ a the advertiser which pays all the ex­ of Kissimmee eighteen acres of his have been paying nlmul $30(1 the ear regular comedy, penses—and if the advertiser did not rich Gyprcss Island holdings for for 28'* and smaller ones at moat any feci sure thul good publicity pays For quick results try a wunt ad. price. there would be.no paper issued. And #16,000. that paper bus no discounts, other than two per cent off jfby payment in YE8TERI)AY*B RB8ULT8 « ■ * t* Florida Slate league No games scheduled. FOR THE MOVIE FAN SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF P E IT E lt LEAGUE In Oviedo Oviedo ... ................. READ Seminole Athletics June June July June .Seminole \lh . ('lull J Brotherhood St. A. May 20 June 10 May 21 Juuc 3 July 10 14 20 5 7 HERALD Brotherhood St. A... June 28 iU y 21 -a (May 20 June 19 DcMolay .... -m , *t June 21 June 12 July 3 July 12 1 — I Muy 31 June 21 WANT June ft June 20 July R advance.—PaintJet News. DcMolay Juno July July Juno June July 12 3 12 7 28 10 May 24 Juno 14 ADS. Dr’ M. B. Herlbng, president of the Florida I-vague of Municipalities, is arranging fmul plans for u picnic to be held ut laike City to celebrate the completion of the Jacksonville-Lake City road. The celebration will bo held on the dutc the road is formally opened ami will he announced later. Sitting a& Master, Ap­ proves and Confirms Position of J. V. Dittemore. . . o f th e B e tte r K in d .. Hoston', Maas.—After over four yearn of litigation In the Christina Bclenco Church, eX'Fodeml Judge Dodge of Hoston, sitting an Muster under ap­ pointment of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts, lifts filed Ills final rgport on ,4he evidence. Tho plaintiff, John V. Dittemore, the senior Director of the Church, whoso servlca antedates the dqeenpo of Mrs. Mary linker Eddy, nnd who hla associates ■ought to remove from office, seem* to have been completely Justified In hta contentions that undesirable and un­ wholesome conditions have existed In Ihe administration of the church gov­ ernment. Judge Dodge finds from the evblenre, which Includes testimony by the ma­ jority Director* themselves. Hint Mr. Dittemore** dlsmlssnl wns for live pur­ pose of doing nwny with opposition to tho wishes of the majority and also because Mr. Dittemore liad sought to estnbllsli a standard of propriety and conduct higher than desired by Ids as­ sociate*. It Is also found Hint a prim £>Ipnl reason for the hostility to Sir, T m letuore wns because of Ms rebuke to his associate* on hiiiiiermi* occa­ sion* wlirn offensive language wns used nml offensive Jests m ade nt m eet, lugs „ f the governing iMsly o f the church. J u d g e Dodge holds thnt Mr. Dittemore Is still legally n Director nm) Hint the effort to remove him nnd appoint n successor inure sympathetic with the policy of the hoard la legully null nnd void. In regard to Ihe Illegality of Mr, D lllemore’s dismissal. Judge Bodge snys thnt no Director could fnlrly be supposed to have accepted Ids posi­ tion upon the understanding th a t hu wns subject to Instant, a rb itra ry dis­ missal whenever a majority of hi* assoelate.i might find It rxj>edletit. Tho Master find* Hint the vote attem pllng to dismiss Mr. Dliteuiore "wns only tl|c formal adoption of n conclusion previ­ ously ngreed on outside th e meeting'* and thnt It wns for Ids associate*, thpn nrrtising him and nt Hip same time pro­ posing to also net ns hi* Judges, to afford him “such opportunity to tie lu-nrd In Ids own defense upon the charges made a s would satisfy the re­ quirements of nnturnl Justice." l i e ulso finds Unit the complaints against Mr. Dittemore were not founded upon first hand knowledge nnd "w ere lmide«|iiutp ground for any hut n purely arbitrary dismissal." T he Judge also finds thnt there wns never any question as to Mr. Dittemore'* sincerity In mnlnlrvlnlng hiposition and that nothing said or don* hy him in maintaining Id* opinions could have cotiNtituted adequate ground for Jl.m issing him, “unless the m ajor­ ity's power to dismiss could lawfully have been used by It for the sole purpose of Mtlillng any opposition In the Board to tln-lr wishes. T he Muster declares thnt Direc­ tor* Dickey, Kent, Merritt unit Untilvon were nidmnti’d hy p-'r*onnl 1msHilly tuwiird Mr. D litcmorc ami that they had long planned among themselves to pet rid of him. One of the occn*li>n« when had feeling wa* engen­ dered wn* when Dittemore refused to Join Dickey, Neal, and Merrill in a t ­ tending a piny ly^-New York vvhli-h DllienioreVrrrrstTIercd objectionable nml which bad a* the lending player a l*-r*on of notorious reputation, o n this oi-eiislou Director Men lit tcstlllcd thnt lie urged Dllteiiuire to urromptiny Hietii and sa id : “Cniuo on with us. You a re not so much b etter than Hie rest of us." Judge Dodge also tlhds from tbc evi­ dence Hint “T here w ere occasions In 11*17, 1111k and llfll) upon which, at meeting* of the Directors, the plulittlfT l Dltleiimre) expressed disapproval of utterances by I dekey of it kind tutoruhlc only when men only, and men mu disposed to he scrupulous In such m a t­ ters. are the h e a re rs—thereby uruus lug resentment on Dickey’s part, and sometime* on the part of Merritt anil Itnthvon." T he testimony regarding eight or nine such Instance* was taken hy Judge Dodge In private. In regard to all of these occurences Judge Dodge rinds from the testimony of Mr. Dittemore and others. Including the rrios-exiimlnalion of the defendant, Dlri-otors Dickey, Neal. Merritt and Itnthvon themselves, th a t Mr. Dlllem ore', account of them was suhslaullully true a ml that his “rcpcuti-d Itlvlstenre upon u Mniulnrd of propriety In language or conduct stric te r than Dial accepted hy hla associates m ate­ rially augmented the ir hostility and dislike." Judge Dodge concludes tiiat Dittomore's eo-DIrectors were “Inrai-uble, on March 17. 1D1U, of Impartial Judi­ cial consideration of ficcusutlon. against him, esja-clnlly of a rcii.nilun. framed by themselves, had they ever undertaken nny such consideration.** At the present time Christlnn Helenlist* throughout Hie world ore deeply Inti-reidf.l In the fact* brought out hy the Dodge re|H>rt which Mr. Dlllcmore and others are distributing In large qua ill It lex among the ineudierHhl|i. The progressive element In the Church seem* to be gaining much strength. It urge* a toon* isaislstenl amt pruetlral Intcriirelntlon of the teachings of Sirs. Kddy by those In authority nnd a more liberal adminis­ tration of the church government. Next to a rhnnge In Ihe ontrlnl jiersonnel In Boston, under n definite nite of rotation In office. Hie greatest need of the Church seem* to lie for the on 0mrugemenr of grenter local etiurch self.goveminent and detaoerarv accord Ing to the spirit n« well n* Hie letter of the Chun-lt Manual, und a intulndr ing rather than nn encouragement nf 'lie greater rentrnlUallrm of nntborlti 'n tha artf-pernetnatla* Tbiard of Dl ■ectors and it-.'- -'--c '-ic c . in nostoi I'lHps ate under way to institute a public playground for tho children of Sebrlng, ami as soon as the use of i f l i r - ------- -- — *» i ** The Southern I'huaphate Company the grounds thought suitable for thh project ia gnaiiiod, work will bo com­ has paid $l>'.il,300 for 3,000 nerqg. of land in Poll; county. . m j.,,:. mented on the equipment. for immediate use or for next fall delivery, C. J. -WAGNER would like to measure for whnt you need in his ljlln leaving the state. lie will he in Sanford TUESDAY, JUNE 12th nt the Valdez. Call by phone nnd he will bo’glad to see nnd show you the latest thinp in awnings; His nwnirig* are nil, Hindu to order nnd a tit assured, his prices nm fit* awnings- installed: Al ■ *:. ‘ Iir Our motto: The City cf Happiness is in the slate of mind nnd in Florida ttttder the slmdo of u WAGNER AWN­ ING. J. H. Weber, Agent EUSTIS FLORIDA Don’t Wait Until the Last Moment t» enjoy the benefits derived through ownership of ;m OAK­ LAND ear. It’s Htnndnrd of Rm cnnsumpllnn Is far bcluvv the nvernffe. Its response to control nnd tryini; climbs is nRtmtndinff. Built tilting l»w rncinc body lines, yet natty as to its uraccful style, the OAKLAND SIX combined power, service, beauty nr*I economy. Come in for n demonstra­ tion. Kent Vulcanizing C om pany Oak Avenue nnd Third Street PHONE 17- ---------------- -------------SANFORD, FLORIDA ■BBBEBnr BBnHBaBBaBBBiianaBHBaaaaHHnM iaBaBBa jlT ’S P U R E | T hat’s W h y It’s Popular, H 009 i 000 Om fillers are coming in so fast that if it were not (lint we kept prepared to render real service we could not handle them. s -WE DELIVER PHONE US 2 and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if yon do not drink Elder Water now—yon will, a after one trial a a I Elder Springs W ater Company II N* N o r *' ' * * t h Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. rn n ti.iiT From Jacksonville ATI.ANTIC CITY BALTIMORE, Ml). BOSTON. MASS. CHICAGO. ILL. .... CLEVELAND. O. DETROIT, MICH. ELMIRA, N. Y. a m i i - v * s i : m ; i : ii One Wsy From Jarksonvillr SI I-12 NI AGARA FALLS . IfiJH NEW YORK. N. Y. 11.is I'll ILA DKI.I’II I A. I'A I'lriS B lIR G H , I'A. . . 39211 ♦. Ul) SAVANNAH, GA. 0.71 TOLEDO, O. .......... 31.71 WASHINGTON. I). C. One Way $33.11 an.nr. ...... 12.32 ..... 43. IS Mbll . . 11 .in ___ 3S.‘J3 mi s i '.i i v h h . uvir.it i : \ r i n sio .v r \ i i i : s TO tinluMinnI'lilln d rljih la llu.lon w,,:. ...... . ....................f.L 00 ....... 71.71 T i c k e t s la t- lm lc i n t- s ls 1 , v , - j i l t f , , r S u v n n u n l i . ( i n , ) All ru m "* " " A lli- K h a n t' a n d U c r k . l i t r e a m i . u n i t ’ kimuiuv <>n o t h e r a t w u a r - r . <.»'r x •■xiru c i i s r a s s S a l l l i i k * ( o r l ‘h l l n d r l | i S l a vl* SnlMim for Hiilllmorr via Snvniinnti, il i>. m. I.Uli. -jrinl. AIIrKim vo. -1001* Hllli, STlli, t l n r r l i d r r . Jnnr SKvnnu.li, *1 I*. ",Ilcrk.lilrr, Jtmr ISIS. SMk- ) 'r r k lt.u < J n n r U r r r l o i H v l . , J v m r 31*1 g u n . J n n r I l i a , saih. g i li b . a a i h . A u l n m o l i I l M c n r r . n l oil a l l , t r v n i r o . I In r l u il l ii i .' r l o . r i l r n r * " « K h a n . «K«I llrr f c * l» lr r .» r a i l l i u m m a t Ii u o n r.-iiuoss. J. W A IIII, T a n . A vo-k I. IIA II-K . T. e«*. t*v x. Alls- (irn. «*!• Til Lrl Olflrr om! l-lrr. sun 1-i, |ln> Sl„ jKrk**wvMlr„Tr!r|ilionr t 3*- A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU EUKOI'EA'N FLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. CQRNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM O fT^rD E. �S " , t ' !AYVJUNE 11,'192,1 V-rrr:^fiT(T?r*t1it! Uy» ' Ktook aft day'to fl'ot nfrplncoi o e T o u a w eV te N<vtuc %\kxl ije ls -P T tu | w s u n S £ *> 6 0 t h e rce."-* ■ ^ <n>uJN P i6 U r AHtf»>D i U S M O U J-- «e— J r , v<£LL.HfX '- ^ U fry v r r ^ ) y « h H 6 6 TH nc» ^n*yw*£_l * feooo srN*T*k> fflflSP^Sroctlppjii^ SMiTHVtblc— H W \ TUouQLE. W o o * TO IP THIS IS ' dO H eSTO W K ) tM COWING -f e a r M t n t - ? t ®*# NMUW STfcpvNGEfV TH\S tS j _ SMlTrtV/lt-i-E I T I t u is H O R t ^ M ^ r " / f IB % m% J m ^ t a i a i e n i t a i a i a Road to Geneva Closed, County Commisssioners •Warning, High Water PURELY BUSINESS : DIRECTORY = PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED : ADS : Carda of Sanford's Repotablo Professional Men, each of whoa. In hia choaen pro* feoaCon the Herald recomnets da to the people. Yob tan find lh« m « b of » titty lire Business M tn » la Sanford in this Colnmn *■ oath day. . luick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes Storage F a c ilitie s j t i pleaae you, tell o lh tn ; If not, tell as. I’hone 498 Over Realnole County Hank Claaaified Ada tc a word. No Ad taken for leaa than 25c. And positively no Claaaifled Ada charged to anyone. Caah muat ncrompany all ordera. Count the worda and remit arurdingly, 8* he ha ha ha ha ha M R a h a h a ta h a m H i^ h a FOR SALE A tto rn e y - a t-L a w janfo rd n o v e l t y FRED R. WILSON WORKS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ^ FARMERS—You can gat awd bad frames and irrigation plugs a t tfc* Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc FOR SALE—Uoaier and Uaya* painta and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc V. C. COI.LER, prop. FOR HALE - Rhode Inland eggs for Flrat National Hank Iluildlnf netting, 15 eggs for $1,00, Mr*. Jeneral Shop and Mill 8ANF0IID -:* FLOUIDA Ellsworth, Rourdnll Avenue, San­ Work ford. 83-tfp JNTRACTOK BUILDER \VT:s'T ' FIRST .STREET, f«T. store with dwelling combined with It Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT .'(Lock. Would sell.—L. C. Kincird. r.s-i u p . Room 7, Miller Bldg. Ii. HERNDON IAN FORD FLORIDA FOR SALE Sweet potato vines. See Joe Nero4. 02-211) INSURANCE AGENCY Ft)It SALE—Household furniture and chicken*, 1020 Union nvc. fi2-3lp PlItK------- AUTO-------- BONDS and ELTON J. MOUGHTON w. ICHELLE MAINES LAWYER Court House S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder INKOIU) -i-.. T L O Itll) A’ : [A. I*. Connelly & Sons KalahlUhrS IBM Itral Estate, Loans and Insurance Line tH 101-H Magnolia Are. ITEWART The Florist let Flower*------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornnrnrntal I'lanta D Myrtle Ate.-----------I’hone 2C0-W iANFORI) MACHINE COMPANY General Marhine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phon, 62-------- Sunrord. Florida 8. Leak IdO ak J. II. Colrlough & Colclough insurance lire —Life—Auto | No. 3 First N atl Bank nidg. Annex SANFORD FLORIDA plAhINi, n p o s s i B K TO OBTAIN A S I ,VI E II Kill WAY SYSTEM 1 oniiaenl noticed.in the s ta le press T,i'nn to L. favorable to th e K. O. if'11' / r"“d /ill which has passed the Florida legislature with n suhstunt'■I majority in hoth ■- branches, the vote in th senate In'ing unanimous. Oie strong t«.int about the hill la that '* b,,ls the Sinte Road Department “l'Vm to a definite program of hlgh• *»y . eonitruction. As laid down by I lr ' gislature, no new highway en" prises are to he undertaken until I. me mam project* no win varying - - — i hfl* T h ° m,,*Cl*°n nrt! t n l i n 'fy fin* The most annoying feature I *'f Florida's ... . , roa‘l »*>rtt up to this * “ 11,1,1 i" instance is there a /ontlrmou* paved highway that has r T ^ Ut 1,y ll“ none that fn,m Dne Id«c« . to another »»ut with the Miller hill in elfcct MUrv r Y n ^ 7 “ wlU ° different ) to tell. Dead ends will become v s numerous and the motorist sU rt- n«d iL **t UTnVy WiUno1 ^ Wor' W n < ‘hi,, d‘,,0Ur Ra'' *n main roa,L that have been un- lh. t7 r: ,rUCt" r *“ch “ ,U"K Um* and Hare arc the main highways to be X T “‘.“7" ""* “ « S i* : •fate lm** _ J,"* ^ Alabama un** rerry to Jack- ^ _ Ituoma 236-22H “ GREAT RXRGAIN lloure and Enrage next Milnne The* nlsr, only $2.(0 cn»h GEO. D. BISHOP . Dir. it. iw rM A Sotf STOP BACKACHE, KIDNEY KINDERGARTEN TROUBLE Misers Bernico Austin and Sarn Backache, Rheumatic Fains, d u ll, Wheatons will teach Kindergarten in headache, tiryd feeling, tm* frequent the primary room of the Baptist WASHINGTON, June 11.—Along urination, discolored or strong odor rhUTvh, rornor oth’ and Park, la-gln. The Hoard of "County Commission- with maximum volume of traffic are symptoms of kidney and bladder ninff Monj ay, j uni, llth t from 2 to fi or* wish to warn the public against j now moving on railroads, nn almost trouble, "! was always having « „vi«rk. I hono 871 and 418-W. 0t-2tp going over the Geneva bridge and Oil complete elim ination'of car shortage hacknl'he which caused- me great auf- ( _________ . a t present a* the w ater is over the ha» ,HV ''Attain, «l, it was announced feting," writes Mrs. Feber,. Medford. For quick results, try a want ad. fill and the continual trnffie on this by the Ami t u an Rnilway A -- , j ass >'i oidd not sleep and at times fill while the water Is standing on it 1,11,1 ’ 1 " , l' ' ,ni* 1 could not aland straight. Tried Ko­ la wearing uwuy the road way and Mny )* [» } ° f ‘ ar< 0 ley Kidney Fills and found relief." it is extremely dangerous. The road,,,,, M , , ^ Slop haekachj. kidney «n.l W«d.ljr has been closed by harriers at e a c h j ^ „howC(l only , 0|277 , lirs R,1()„ troubles with I-oley Kidney Pills. Sold end hut these are removed by «.m o,of „ u. f)||, shippers' demand. During I'oVU«">whcrc.-A dv. of the people travelling this road and „ Wwk |)f Octul.er. 1022, when traffic ~ ~ ■* ~ ~ they persist in using the road at all v„ |mm, waB „t nL>firjy the same hnenrds. The county commissioners height, there was a shortage of 170,-* say they want this rond closed and UOO ears. kept closed until the water subsides Seeking maximum co-operation l>ont which time they will fix the fill tween shippers and thi> carriers, the and make it sitfe for trnffie. Those asHoeiation also announeed that a wanting to go to Geneva should go system of reginol advisory hoards, via Ovcldo and be safe ami also rave composed entirely of shippcm and the roadbed. Please he governed by heads of chipping organizations, was this order or the county commission- 'being ret. op over the United States, 'c * ( y Y h ers will ho forced to take drastic j The hoards will associate and advise measures to close the road and keep, with the ce seiviee division of the j If you serve our pastry to it closed much longer than if the. association, co-operating in seeking Iiik i your Rittsls they will s;ty that •i traffic would stay off it until it can the fullest ul.tiv.ation of railroad f a - ! It's delightful. If you’ve nev­ ■ilities, and orgatlixatioiis in the ser-.f he repaired. er tried il we’re snrrv. After vice of transportation. you have tried you’ll lie sorry SANFORD MAN HONORED Oiganir.nlion of the hoards In the, that you didn’t try it sootier. Hill BY THE CITRUS EXCHANGE | S.nHh. East, Northwest and Middle Begin now, eall up the food ON HOAKD OF DIRECTORS] completed, officials of umber Co _____ ] been named Upon tin ni in many eases, man. it.) Ilmdii Mar C. M. Berry, former county agent n« and o n e of Sanford’s successful growfhuno 13C Sanford i rs, has been honored by the Citrus Exchange by nn election to the board lli!l) of directors of the Exchange Supply Dai.y Herald on sale at .loo’s Smoke Co, This department of Hie Florida Mertr-v, Mnhlry’s • Drug Flora , and. t itrus Exchange serves fi.00 members if with crates, fertilizer* and grower's Hunt's Plinrmacy. supplies and transacts over a million and a hulf dollars worth of business i i s i s c i n u i 'o ^ T s i i c s r . r K M t n i n K r K i i r i i t u v i . n c . r k . u i i i i i a . j u s u n s s i R i B s i i i i i s i s i a i i i R i i i i i i i s i l a year. Mr. Berry has been active ■i m i J u i i i u i i u i u i o a a i i * R i a i n s i i i ^ k m . R i v i i s a a i a m i N i t R H i i i i i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ir this lino for several years, tins been with the Farm er’s Exchange hero nml one of the men who conceived'and put through the pro-codling plant of the Exchun'dc ‘ that revolutionized the packing and shipping of celery and knows all about the growing and ship­ ping of Florida fruits and vegetable*. He is a good mail for this high and responsible position and Ids many .Sanford friends are glad to know that his ability and Integrity have been recognized by u big co-operative as­ sociation like the Citrus Exchange. ITS DELIGHTFUL! R0UTH BAKERY 'Sanford maid ' FOR SALK One sewing mmiiim DENTIST now; one hod. m attress and springs; New Mc’srh Building one dresser and wash stand; one a l­ I'hone 201 Sanford, Florida most new! i‘ e box; one piano. Cheap, fix 12 Hmdiunt. Inquire im> Third street. # . 03-Up W. J. THIGPEN F or SALE o it RENT—Eleven acre Real Estate farm, good location. Address P. O. FIRE, LIFE, ADTO INSURANCE Bov 12. 0J-2tp FORD SEDAN, A-l condition, cheap for <|uirk sale. Consider Ford tour­ DR. G. S. SEI.MAN ing in trade. Address A. C. F., core Practice limited to <> Herald. C3-2tc Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose ami Throat Eyes Examined, (Hasses Filled Melsch Building FOR RENT—One furnished house' in choice location. See Paul Lake. fiO-lfc Vjaa Examined ClaasM DMigntd RENT—Two connecting rooms P en ry McLaulin, Jr., FOR with private hath, cool and com­ CO-OPERATIVE POULTRY SALE. O pt D. fortable. Garage if desired. Phone 544- W. CH-Ctp Mll.LKN, Gu., June IL —In con­ Opt Idan-Optomet rial 2tS Bast Ftrmt Straet Sanford, Fla. BUNGALOWS, cottages uml apart- junction with the Milieu County nients for the summer season at Chum her of Commerce, the state bu­ Daytona Bench. Reasonable rates. reau of markets will hold the first sonvflle, via Pensacola, Milton, Crest* Will furnish photos and full informa­ co-operative poultry salo in Millcn view, DeFuniuk Springs, Bonify, tion upon request.— Bailey & Haw­ and Jenkins counties on June 27. Chipley, Marianna, Chattahoochee, kins, Daytona Bench, Fla. fi-31-1 mo-c Thousands of circulars aro being dis(Juincy, Havana, Tallnhassee, Monti* FOR RENT AT CORONADO BEACH tributed to farmers. cello, Greenville, Madison, Live Oak, —fl room cottage, very desirable, 2 CONSOLIDATE POSITIONS. bedrooms and bath. Furnished, luike City, Sanderson, Macclenny, $150.00 season. Near ocean.—Mrs. Baldwin. COLUMBUS, Ga., June 111—Wal­ Harry II. Sums, Box 343, New Smyr­ No. 2, extending from the Georgia ter A. Richards, city manager, Iiuh na, Fla. 00-12tc announced the consolidation of city state line north of Jennings to Fort FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and physician and city hculth officer, upMyres, via Jasper, White Springs, kitchen, 710 W. First Street. Cl-4tp on resignation of Dr. J. IL Wynn, (utke City, High Springs, Gainesville, FOR RENT RENT—C 1Cottage. ottage. Sqp J. Mus- city physician. The change is ex­ Ocala, Leesburg, Lisbon, Grand Is* <12-1Dtp pected to bo effected next week. son, fiOl Palmetto A vc,. land and Eustis, Mount Dora, Ply­ mouth, Orlando, Kissimmee, Haines Williston, via Perry, Cross City and Furniture, pianos, safes, In fact City, Bartow, Arcadia j and Olgu Bronson. ANYTHING, ANYWHERE, moved on bridge with a spur from IxTshurg to Rond No. 39 from Manatee to Vero. short notice, by the QUICK SERVICE I*akcland on road No. 17. TRANSFER. Phone 498. C3-3te These highways are to he com­ Road No. 3, extending from the Georgia state lino at u point on the pleted as rapidly as possible. - That FOR RENT—Convenient large un­ 8t. Mary's river known ns Wilds is a good plan befauso it means that furnished rooms for housekeeping. Landing to Orlando via Jacksonville, instead of the highway department Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Orange Park, Green Cove Springs, doing a dab of work and another • C3-Gtp Palatka, East Pnlutka, Crescent City, dab there over a total mil«age of F 6fi BENT—Nice furnished ap art­ DeLand and Hanford. ment, 417 W. Second street. <J2-2tp Road* No. 4, extending from the seventeen thousand miles, jhere will now he definitely completed at least Georgia state line south of Folkston WANThlJ to Miami, via Iliiliard, Callahan, throe thousand mile* that will be up flTEM THtXi’ T lE ir WARTTsb-KTuTt Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Bunnell, to federal and state specifications. Address P. O. Box bo experienced. Daytona, Titusville , F ort Pierce, This certainly is the most advanced 32-tfc 221 West Palm Beach and Fort Lauder­ step yet taken in Florida’s road pro­ WANTED—Used musical instruments groin. Of course there is nothing to dale. Instruments of every description. Rood No. G, extending from High be gained by recalling the wasted Springs to F ort Myers via Newberry, years th at have gone by in which Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price Archer, Williston, Dunnellon, Inver­ there might have been done an en­ Music Co., Tampa and Zark Street, , 6-25-1 mo-c ness, Brodkxville, Lupts, Tahtpa, during work In ’road construction. Tampa, Fla. Evepy state has made its mistakes WANTED ’T fn iU Y ^T rlcy rle'" with Rlverview, Bradentown, Sarasota, and has had to learn by experience, rubber tires, in good condition. Call Venice and Punta Gorda. . 00-Slp Road No. 8, extending from Haines Florida has had her innings at that 470-W. City to Fort I’ierdc, via la k e Wales, game. From now on the history of LOST Frostproof, Avon Park, Sobring, permanent highway construction I n _________________________________ the Land of Flowers ought to bo uuya overcoat oit Celery avela k e Annie aiyl Okeechobee City. Rood No. 19,1extending from state one of pleasing progress.—Lakeland, nue, near Flowers’ home. Return to [ jGIllon A Fry. fi3-2tpj road No. I, east of T a lla h a n f, to Star-Telegram. EOR RENT .CAM SHOUT AC It IS ALMOST COMPLETELY ELIMINATED NOW . BREAD —WHO EXCHANGES THINGS WE DON’T WANT FOR THE THINGS WE NEED The real Alladin of today Is the classified advertising section of the Dully Herald. Il Ih remarkable how Chthaified utls help folks to live better, to spend less, to put more In tfic bunk! Ah an intitunco: one man swapped some odd pieces of furniture that did nbl match hia set for u fine Victrnla that he needed; n Hewing machine that was no longer used was sold, ami the money invested in a much-desired typewriter; a piano thut had stood silent for years wuh exchanged. •*' But why goon with the huge liKt? If you would hoc how simply and effectively the Modern Genie produces results, turn to the Classified Advertising Colu m n Sanford it � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION y VOLUME IV. )RD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 BIG MEETING _____ NUMBER i KANSAS FLOODS NEW YORK'S BROKERAGE f t A1 WERE UNCI TRAIN RIDING MEASURE WOULD HAVE LIMITED TO TEN DAYS Ho m e | builders Five Years In Leesburg Got the Axe t o r T »* a m m u i m f N M ) 1 ; . r; I|i: ; •: r— totems, Inc., But Cannot Combine With True Will Complete Organization Plans Japan’s Reply to China's Note Was Gunboats • * - •» » • H r T ile A i m c I . i m P m a ) TOKIO, Juno 9.—Japan's reply to ,or S££ era by-Japanese marines at Changsha province of Hunan Juno 2nd and the withdrawal of Japanese gunboats from Changsha was dispatch today of folir destroyers from Sazebohax to re­ inforce the Japanese patrol on the Yangtze riv4r and official statement that Jnpnn determined to defend lives and property of her natlontls in Chino. * TALLAHASSEE, June 9. — The governor vetoed the train riding measure passed by the legislature which would have limited poneltien for persona who ride trains without ticket to ten days imprisonment or a ten dollar fine. The measure arrest­ ing train ridera unless requested by TOKIO, June 0.—Japan and Russia officials or employe of the railroad at the time of offense waa. committed. totjay agreed to open negotiations for The governor vetoed the measure resumption q£ relations between tho which would have exempted from two countries. city taxes for five years homes to be constructed in the city limits of Lees­ burg. The measure was unique in character, in that, it was designed to encourage home building. It was clearly unconstitutional and utterly void the governor declared. RISE COSTING MILLIONS ARTL FICIALLY PROMOTED. HANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY OFFERS STOCK WASHINGTON, June 9.—Sugar's FOR BUILDING HOMES rapid jump in price, which in d'flew Tlie Sanford Mortgago Loan Com­ months has cost the American people pany in this issue has an advertise­ millions of dollars, wna economically ment calling the attention of the pub­ unjustified nnd artificially promoted, lic to the fact that they have somo figures contained in tho "Survey of captial stock for sale and tho reason Current Business" compiled by tho for increasing their capital stock department of commerce and bureau and offering It on tho market is to of i-onaus, mnde pubic Frday.K Refiners during tho month of take rare of tho many noeda of San­ March, when sugar climbed one and ford investors for the building of ' house*,- homes *ivd business proporty. Ufype-Jtenths cents ,# pound, jyerc The Mortgage Loan Company ia fill­ apparently stocking up, the stocks on ing a long felt want In this commu­ hand having increased over 160,000, nity and when the stock is sold there long tons, thnt month. The survey will be sufficient money avnilablo to disclosed that rofinrrs had stocks of take care of many Sahfnrd people 124,161 long tons February 28 and who arc now wanting loans for real 284,800 long tons March 31, com­ estate improvements and they arc pared to 273,811 long tons March 31, unable to get this money. The Mort­ 1922. Cuban sugar magnates followed gage Uan Company is doing a great work here and everyone should take suit In the stocking process, tho stock in this company for tnkilfg sugar "reserve” February 28 having stock means Just that many more totalled 469,009 long tons and 053,honu-s, apartment houses and busi­ 692 long tons March 31, against 790,ness property that la needed here. 619 in March 1922. # Her the advertisement in this issue Cuba furnished most of the cane snd then invest your money in a sugar for the American market, de­ home enterprise that will be casting partment of Justice investigations your bread upon the waters. have disclosed that a big per cent of the Cuban plantations are owned by HIIIMNK SPECIAL WRECKED American interests. NEAR CHB8CBNT CITY TODAY The official figures show the whole­ HUT NONE WERE INJURED sale prico of refined sugar on the New York market to have been The Shrine special bearing the 90.073 February 28 and 90.086 March south Florida Shrinera of Egypt •11, compared to 90.Q52 March 31, Temple home from the big conven­ 1922. Prices remained low in 1922 tion at Washington was wrecked hlthough in no months did the stocks near Crescent City this morning it is or refined sugar in refiners hands presumed by ji spilt switch. .The exceed to March 31 reserve o f'th is rngine and four care left the track but the engine being a special Shrine year. In July, 1922, refined stocks engine refused to lay down on the were given as 06,719 long tons. The Job and remained in an upright posi­ Maximum supply was reached In tion bravely bearing tho Shrine in- Ticplcrpbcr with 226,668 long tons; aigiaa put on by the master-hand of the Tcaervo having fallen by Decem­ C. J. Humph. Two passenger coach­ ber 31 to 177,470 long tons. ' Tho accumulation of sugar stocks es and two express cars turned over in March during the price rise, is on th*ir Dldea hut not a Shriner was Injured. The fireman was bruised believed to be highly significant *nd it seams was the only* one on the and probably i has a bearing on fu­ train that was really hurt. The ture advances. , urther official reports will dlswrecker 1* at work and the train wUI e tho condition of sugar stocks be ready to move again aome time this afternoon. in the United States and Cuba for April and May, and these figures wUI be of valuo to the government AUTOMOBILE PAGES TODAY in determining Just what ie being On account or the rush of late ad­ done to the market by manipulator^) vertisements special mention of the It has been declared by government many auto supply houses and garages officials t h a t . the advancing price and sales agencies in our AOtomobUe was due to speculation. On the other number were left out. Wc wish, how, side of tho fence an alleged "short­ ever, to call special attention to the age” waa held responsible•dvertieemente qf nmc ot lhcm who With the price rising Cuba export* *7 not hav« writeups. They will bo od heavily during March. For Feb­ »lvtn more space ia neat Saturdays ruary the exports were given as 474,< rsue. The following were among the 766 long tons and In March 647,008 number] lohg tons. The last figure cxi•reeded Rive A Walker. ort of tho 521,521 long tons export Frank Akera. March, 1922, when the price was law. Field Auto Top. Eaporta of Amoricsn sugar like­ Sen Juan Garage. *> wise increased in March to 31.632 Dodge IIn,tiii-rs. long tons from the 29,438 figuhe of Hof-Mac Battery Co. April. Both figures were far below' Franklin. March, 1922, when 108/468 long tons Cadillac, * were shipped abroad. Cray Motor Sale. Co. »’ . S*Uh Bros, garage. The DaBy Herald. 18e per week; House, Mobley'. Drug S tart i Pharmacy. Farmers and growers generally'nrc difficult to organize and this has al­ ways been the troublo in Sanford and evory other part of tho country but it has not prevented sopie g6od organisations from being formed and it will not keep the growers of this county from forming tho organisation ns originally planned. Last night the time of the meeting was taken up in action on tho invitation of the. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., for all the growers of this section to come into their organisation and when the annual meeting occurred to make it over rtr do ns they pleased but this did not meet with the approval of the new organisation members who after two hours of talk pro and con decided to adjourn and with-th© same organisation committee and plans to go ahead with the original plans and form the big organization that has been pinned for several weeks. There was a general good feeling throughout and several speakera caused much merriment by their talks on their Idas of what tho organisation should do nnd it is the general feeling that the big organisa­ tion will go ahead with no more dclnys and tho Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., will go ahead as they have for'thc pnst fivo years and all will !>c pence and hominy” on the Bt. Johns. Judge Housholdcr, Judge Dickinson and HcVeral other speakom last night'sounded the keynote when they naked for a general getting together of nil the growers into the one big organisation since they were all aiming at the snme mark nnd it is certain thnt In few years them will bo one big organization here handling at least seven y-fivo per cent of the crops on tho co-oporntive basis—of the growers, by tl o growers und for the growers. G. L. Bledsoe presided at the meeting as Chairman and it is probable thnt the next minting will be Friday night. INUNDATESSTA SERIOUS LOSSES ARE EXPECT­ ED IN MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY. (D, Tfc* A a.odaleS PrMl) KANSAS QTY, Juno 9.—Heavy rainfall in Kanasas nnd western Missouri last night and today has placed rivers and creeks in Kansas at flood stages and with continuation of rain predicted for today acrlous floods arc expected, according’ to re­ ports from over Kansas. Rainfall in Kansair reached virtually all parts of tho state nnd ranged from one to seven inches. k Colorado Federation of Labor Votes for Return of Wines DENVER, Colo., June 9.—Modifi­ cation of the Volstead act and the re­ turn.of light wines and beer were fa ­ vored in a resolution adopted at the cloning session Thursday night of tho annual convention of th Ccolorado State Federation of Labor, according Jo President Earl Hoage, of Denver, who returned from I-a Junta, where the convention waa hold. The resolution reaffirmed tho stand taken by the federation at its annnul convention last year and pointed out manifest evils in present prohibition TO enforcement, according to President Hoage. M. a WOLFE * CO. TAKE THE COUNT AND TAKE THE 8UCKERRS MEMBEREXCHANGE And Had Branch Houses In Oth­ er Cities But Was Under Investigation {Ur The t*i«—> NEW YORK, Juno 9.-N ew York’s list of Rtoek brokerage failures were augmented today by filing of Involun­ tary petition in bankruptcy a g a in it" ^ M. 8. Wolfe and Company, ony of this largest curb market firms, with branch offices in Chicago. Like the firm of L. L. Winkelman and Com­ WHEN 1IF. ATTEMPTED pany, which failed yesterday, ' tho ‘ THROW IT INTO RIVER. Wolfe house had been a member of NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS the Consolidated Stock Exchange un­ O r The AuKtstfS l*rvsa) IN SEMINOLE COUNTY til about a year ago, when it w ith­ NEW YORK, June 9.—Elugio LoFor tho benefit of tho farmers not drew after having been placed under sade, Filipino butler for Dr. G. W. McAuliffe, today confessed to police present at the mnss meeting Friday investigation by the exchange. it ia said that he strangled his night I take this means of Informing NEW YORK. Jun* 9 .-S ta te At­ fiancee, Miss Blossom Martin, who is the farmers and public in general, the employed by the doctor at Miree. He position of the Sanford Truck Grow­ torney General Sherman today an­ admitted, according to tho police, he ers on tho m atter of the now organi­ nounced that he and five deputjea had begun a sweeping investigation into had taken her body wrapped In green sation. ( n r T k f A u»<-ln 1rS I’r t w ) Third Daughter ofj .((uern Victoria portierea to Eliiahethport, Staten Is­ Thu organisation committee met the affairs of sevoral stock exchange TIENTSIN, Juno 9.—The chief of and Sister rtf Edward land. 18 miles away where ho waa with 4he Board of Directors of the houses holding membership in the tho Shantung train Imiullt* now hold­ attempting \o dump it from a ferry Trurk Growers and stated that they New York curb market... Tho an­ 1 ltr T h e A w u r lu lr d P rr» « ) ing eight captives in the I'aotzuku boat Into the harbor when policemen had accepted our Invitation to come nouncement was; made in connection LONDON, June 0.—.Prince** Chris­ nrrented him. Although the Filipino over nnd join the Sanford Truck with the bankruptcy yesterday of L. mountain stronghold has promised that the prisoners will In- released tian, aunt of King George, died this refused to tell why ho killed the girl, Growers aiid to help make one big or­ L. Winkelman A Company, largest within four days, according to'n let­ morning. Princess Helena Augqstn police believe his poverty caused her ganisation. The main points discuss­ active house connected with the curb v •, ed were the "one man one vote" pro­ market. ^ ter received yesterday by the French Victoria, more generally known aa to break engagement. Mr. Sherman said he had confer­ position nnd the future snlvs manag­ consul- here, from Emile Ccnsberger, Princess Christ inn from the name of er; after much discussion tho directors red with officers of tho curb market n Shanghai broker, who is among hfr husband, wna lw»rn May 25th, ni the Sanford Truck Growers agreed yesterday afternoon. 1846. She is the third daughtor of those held. "Investigation of other membera of to accept the majority rule, and a Queen Victoria of Groat Britain and While the general health of tho the curb will go on," he said, "W# committee waa appointed to change thus wna tho nlstcr of the late King prisoners was said to be satisfactory, began >our eetfvo campaign a week the wording of our membership npEdward, the 7th, und aunt of the pres­ all thoso who were ill having virtual­ _ . plication to meet tho requirements of ago, Several inrmbqra.of the Con­ ly recovered, intense heat is causing ent British sovereign. Sho married July 6th, 1866 to Prince Frederick . . » Ty m *!?**o ,M . tho now organisation. The committee solidated Stock Exchange also will some discomfort. ’ met aa . agreed Friday morn ng ami be Investigated. Christian of Schleswig Holstein, who The attitude of the outlaws toward absolutely rejected, the German repa­ "We are not empowered by law to decided that no change was neceaaary. died in London October 2Hth, 1917.. their foreign prisoners varies accord­ rations proposals la st'n ig h t In his make any general Investigation Into , During tho day the w riter wna in­ ing to circumstance^. Some of the first official expression since tho re­ formed that a new stand had been I Iho affairs of tho cilrb market itself, bandit gunrdrf seem to be willing' to BECONI) OFFICER SUICIDE ceipt of tho note from Berlin, when taken by many members of the San­ [but wc will take up one firm after ON PORTUGUESE SHIV do anything for their captives, while he appeared before the senate com­ AFTKR KILLING CAITAIN mission on foreign affairs and fi­ ford Truck Growers and also by sev­ another, and we will close every ono others indulge In petty tyranny. eral prospective membera of tho new w hoso hooks warrant such action."* nance to answer a long questionnaire J. B. Powell, Hhntighln newspaper organisation; so before the meeting I /Mr. Sherman revealed that his ot(Dr Til* Asaortalrrt PraM) on tho operations In tho Ruhr. man, is said to have losf his temper had a conference with the chairman file had on receipt of various com­ LISBON, June 9.—Second officer recently and knocked out one of tho The Premier said the French nnd of the now organisation committee plaints begun an Inquiry into the af­ guards who had become offohsive. of the steamship Brave Coeur is un­ Iielgian governments should agreo and suggested that they go on and fairs of the Winkelman firm when der arrest at Oporto, ncconling to Thu bandits arc continually quarrel­ not to consider any proposal from organise and leave us out of it for books were first subpoenaed. ing among themselves when they are message received here on the charge Chancellor Kuno unless it was pre­ tlie present, that it waa net best to Failure of Winkelman Company of killing the commander of the ves­ ceded by complete and final cessation not conversing with the prisoners. and reported investigation of curb discuss it further in open meeting sel, wireless opeartor nnd another of­ Many of the brigands unfamiliar ficer und wounding n seaman and of tho German passivo resistance which tha chairman agreed to and market of three other houses csubik! with firearms have nearly caused passenger, while on high seas. The campaign. He aasurod tha senators carried out to the letter ao far aa ho Federal Attorney Heyward, and Dis­ screral tragedies by their careless shooting was done with a revolver. thnt the government's relations with waa concerned. But wa wera very trict Attorney Banton earlier in the handling of weapons. Yesterday After running nmuck tho officer took tho Belgians were entirely satisfac- much surprised when Mr. Smith, in day to extend thoir Investigation of one of tho bandits is said to have refuge in bin cabin from which he tory and that everything was going his eloquence, laid so much stress on th creccnt scries of failures Into gen­ blown his hand off by accidentally was taken by the poiico when tho well in the Ruhr. the "ono man one vote” question that eral stock brokerage conditions. Paris and Grussels aro keeping in had grown to auch LARGE propor­ discharging a rifle. Tho investigation which already vrttlel arrived at Oporto. The pris­ A German priest who had Just re­ oner put up u severe struggle with constant communication today dla- tions over night, b u t. vory cleverly had begun Into alTalra of four large turned from the bandits' mountain poiico and when found escape im­ cussing tho advisability of making a ■hied around tho main Isauo which afiiures previous of tho Winkelman reply to tho new German reparations was also disposed of at the meeting, collapse, it waa stated, would be ex­ retreat, aald heat and flics were the possible ho commitod suicide. note or ignoring It entirely a« not so his reference to the matter, Inten­ tended to Include Inquiry into condi­ worst of tho captives’ troubles. Many susceptiblo of forming a basis for tional or otherwise, was misleading to tions which caused losses of millions of the bandits, he said, wore suffering LONDON, June 9/—Notwithstand­ fro msome ailment or other, \wo of ing tho fact that the ultimate pas- negotiation. In the event a decision the rank and file who were not fam­ of dollars to thousands of Investors. Members of the New York stock them being lepers. sage of l<ady Astor's liquor bill has is reached that a reply bo made, the iliar with tha aituatlon and could not Tho priest, who ia nlao versed In boon virtually assured, it msy he French government is reported to road between tha linos, thus leaving exchange with curb- connections, it medicine, earned tho good will of November before the measure is on- favor a curt dismissal of Germany's tho 8. T. G. the responsible partita, was learned, have brought pressure the bandit chieftains by attending acted. It provides for tho prohibition Inteal proposition. ^Belgium, on tho « mi as* baa - been - ex pnwa*dr "narrow to hea r for-*.- general - house cleaning-In tho Curb Exchange. it Ot t&b sale of IhloJtlcanU lo persons contrary, ii aald to be desirous of minded" and not co-operative. tifo m te * wording the acknowledgement In Filing of an involuntary petition under 18. We have not only catered to tho allowed to stay In the camp. such manner as might leavo tho way needs of our own members and rend­ in bankruptcy against the Winkel­ o|>en for a further parley. ered all the assistance possible, but man firm in federal court wpa the The French foreign office main­ our management has served others climax of an exciting forenoon tains an nbsoluto official ailenre on that needed advice and service, and around the company's office during which the doors 'ware closed for a the subject, but the indications ap­ have given all good reaulta.. lime, and then reopened only to dose pear to be that a reply will be made Wa have Only shipped 1040 care this and that Germany wUI be requested season to date, which ia not so hud by announcement of the failure. Liabilities of the firm were un­ to announce, once and for all, wheth­ for a little "one vote” organisation er she Intends to continue or abandon which Is In tha lime-light at this time. officially estimated at 91,800,000 and her passive resistance In the Ruhr. We will compare notos with any or­ asset* at 11,500,000. It was inti­ The Belgian cabinet strongly fa­ ganisation in Sanford and if we do mated, however, that the company vors a common inter-allied reply but not show a better •average for our was doing $8,000,000 worth of busi­ it seems certain that a joint anawes member* we will donate 9100.00 to ness with 4,000 customers. Since the Will be poesibie only if Lonfton agrees any charitable organisation In the failure and suspension from the curb last week of Jonaa and Baker, It was to leave ^no doubt in the mind of the county, If they will do likewise. Berlin government as to the abeolutc We have no apology to offer for the largest curb ‘stock exchange necessity of discontinuing the Ruhr our rxlatence or for the stand we have house. It had branch offices In resistance. taken. We are very proud of our number of cities. After initouncement-of the fall Upon fills point Belgium and record, have tho confidence and goad France are solidly agreed. There will of the business in teres to of San­ a crowd of more than t0$ has been to direct communication be­ ford and the confidence of the best gathered outald* the flcea and several policemen were tween London and Paris on th* sub­ trade at the othey tod. signed to the task of clearing the < ject, the British viewpoint being Ijiji 'V T. F. ADAMS, -f * wiu illdhtg, which v tranamltted tq the Qua! d’Orsay President. trance to the building, cuplcd entirely by the through Brussels. HIGHLANDS, Juno 9.—A handful corn. One woman who had •• The expectation M n ie that Get* many must admit defeat in Uw Ruhr o ffederal agents on whom the brunt close her account and that a Joint note will bo elabo­ of prohibition <enforeo«tent in New when she was told rated and dispatched to Berlin today. York f«U when Goyernec - Smith olliers sat down i signed the state prohibition enforce­ they would * Jane 9.—Coeloms of- ment act repeated saw their dlfflcul- the offices NEW YOl torwd away todsy to put into of taday when Rev. E. O. Thumpeon, A. M., Th. M.. D. D., who will preach at the First ficlals pr Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. He U an old friend ahd col­ feet at.m■idnight the su nriJilhltlnr I roa 191%n® lege mat* of the pastor, Dr. King, who ia now in Chariottf’, N. C., conlucttog ruling prohibiting t ops' series of revival services. The public ia cordially invited to hanr -Dr. from bringing liquor All is_ rF -rk . -AV,' -‘W > x * § K ij R t'5 L n3i‘l Filipjno Butler Kills His Fiance, Caught With Body Sugar Jump Un­ Princess Christian Prisoners of Bandits justified, Federal Died in England, Will Be Released in Report Reveals Aunt of the King Four Days is Report i n Renarations Proposal Absolutely Rejected By Poincare - I a. �•K ir I • i J ■. 9•i V r •. A . •»• f . i . i 4 f m vw t ■)' land Gracis Cobb, 9f aTIInhasrfce, were nixed yesterday at hi^fi noon at t hit dellcghtful place* you visit for Every man la philosopher^ enpgih m | apre inhabited by people tofeiTjoy' w ^ h i n j i .th^ }nfhe|' 'fallow’d Jf| 0 *the guests yesterday of Mr*. Ged, Finit Methodist churtb. yvoclrecijdd afre W .McRory, Dr. W. J. Carpenter officiated in J who go away for the week-end. prosperity. 4 ----------- ■-------- 7 • n most impressive manner,and the MRS. FKKD DAIuER, Society Editor ■ It’s a funny world that will keep -— ~ T o n i c a i Dr. \V. J. Carpenter letf today for j ceremony wan witnessed by a large % [ The pose of Rodin's** "Thinker" • I’liono 217-W ■ fotkcland whero he wdl teach at assemblage of friend* nnd relatives. •a M ■ t rn ; « » r .A m , n.m r.1 to . . . II. h a n ’t “ ■" f t * * * * « ~ , W «"■»' If row f c a r r n n r f r l r m U t l a l l t n e r a n ......................... .... j do a thing for the toupe. •C O L E E N M oot —If. ran ar* anil,* n»f» where «►cumin* Southern 'College, for the Toucher*’ j A beautiful musical program wa*j jjot, his feet on the desk. h o m e . a r If r a n a r e e n f r r l a l n l n a . w r i t e iT in in ttiL - r o n r i e rendered by . Mis.i Charlotte Smith,! Mrs. Jj. A. Kelly hnn returned from I •7 ' M p<M lnl p u n t l a f M « i l e n n r l i n e a t . f r t r t W B 1 * H l i m n | , C O l,r " r KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES fl w ill, f r l u l l a , n r te le p h o n e .Ih e .llrra organist, before the epremony.- Missi a trip to Chester, Hohth Carolina,! Tha Dally Herald, l&c per week. h e i i r u l l r n p p reeln leil. > SERIOUS .t ' V HOUSE I’AftTY. ! Rosamond Rmiford sang "Because, wherd she visited Mrs.qMry Dicker*;'.! Q r.FA N ons ^ in T n m e e t in g . “Suffered wllh severe headache, Several of the members or the G. *nd Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer sang in SOCIAL CALENDAR backache and pains Jn my legs , and ___ F. S. left yesterday for Daytona! her usual charming manner "I IaWp The Atlantic * Pacific Company Th„ cidanon. of the Presbyterian under niy shoulder blnde. My kidneys Sloi’iimbi Country' Be*ch under tho chnperonuge of Mr*.! ' oU Truly," (Carrie Jacobs Bond). harp specials in today p Herald B b ^ l {d,un:h -held their la st monthly p * t - ami bladder were in bad condition. I Tha altar of tho chtirch was hank- groCeriM and, n ic c a ltle ,. Bead the I , . f thc ^ Mond„ . n||cht Storb” at High' ^ h m d ” Auditorium j Joh" ,hcy wHI . . M„h wItll . . * „ ,............. | a house parly. • Tliry aro at The p“ high with hnndsomo ferns, palms advertisement nnd go to tha A. & F.jijfoging the opening exercises and was weak nnd nervous anil /o lt tired By Fannie Bur,,." J j and worn out. . Walking made ;me wist/pi shop girl eairer r ‘ . ! Guides" 100 Atlantic avenue, nnd will! “"«• foliage plants, forming a rich, on. Second <t.cet, I’hill.ps n u w l , ^ ^ ^ ^ i d e n, tu.; Mm. Idljn, erti . ^ h o r t of brtgth.-,*Every'm orning m y Friday—Roof G a r U u b entertains. |(oW „pctl h(>u„c for th i Wbek-<nd for tdark batklground for the tall pedestal building. • , >. , . . •by giving, • i • '(face and bands were bloated. Mcdi(iirtained the doas from anxious to give it to b*ruT!i! at a handkerchief "hower at the j lhelr friends. : baskets overflowing wjth lovely inenioiy the beautiful Bible story of cjne fqiled to help, my condition and hard-working | , d v,fc0 home r t Miss I3*»lo Whittle, at 8 p ,) ! Shasta dainies. The pews reserved D. L. Thrasher has something to!*'Rpjh.” doctors advised an operation," writes These are the three in tW .i m., eompllmonting -Miss' Beatrice | for the family, weru roped off with THE PORT OF LOVE «»y t» thc Work Folk. On S a t.,SlKc|al „ M ^ Maggie Nelson, Mosndntr, Fin. "For- W People,whore J,,,* Martin n bride of thla month. » green nnd white fullo fastened with tufintcly I fend about Foley Kidney nie Hurst, auUior 0f -|u V .! » « t* « '* ’» w y ? half of Mr., B. Ik llulli.rk, . h a Huffy bows of tulle and clustersfo?’ Friday—Mrs. E. M. Calloway will cn- > { golden seas, neath nxure skies, in! sale on work clothen, shoes, pants, leaves for the. north this week, and Pills, tried them nnd got relief." Sold' flue," has woven into « daisies. tcrtnln tho members of the Glean-j Al„| rolling clouds of light, work shirts, clr. Rond the advertise­ everywhere.—Adv. screen drama than that n J era Class at four o’clock at lienIBehold the mystic port of love, A t thc appointed hour, to the ment and note the very rhenp prices tho meeting closed with \n g in g , ic. Added attraction, th* ut home. • ‘JGod-be with uu till we meet aguin," strains of thc Bridal Chorus from Arrayed in humirrs bright. on nil this line of articles that just Friday—Mrs. R. I t Dens will enter­ Lohengrin, .the liridnl party entered. now nre needed by mcchnnin* and after which formal good-byes were I n t e r n a t i o n a l Newi 1 . .. , V _ _ _ Coming down thc right aisle was La­ fnrmcra and fishermen and every­ said. w tain tho members of tho Mothern’ u,.„, gather sails from every sen, Only O i k D ,y ^ 1 By invitation of Mrs. E. M. GnlioN o tic e In h e r e b y g lv p ir Mini J . I* Club at her homo in Rose Court at Am, Hhi|W frMin WVcry ,lin)J. fayette Tilils, and Miss Ethel Tillls one. * W il li a m * d o e s n » i li n v r a n y u n t h n r l l y way, the class will be her guests at U f M u d ' t h e U n d erslsrb ed c tim p n n y In .IjBO p. m. I Gay, laughing crews, with care free from the left. Thpy were followed a n y o t i l t g a i t a n W n a t s o c r o r , a n d th i* her country home this, afternoon. by Claude Shoemaker and Miss Ruth Fridny-;Tlio Philnthen Clnss will e n -, song, • c o m p a n y w ill n o t h o r e s p o f is lh ln fo r Stempor &. Company arc still turn­ Mir i>u> lo e n t o f a n y r l i c e k , o r d e r , o r Gillon. The maid of honor entered The Herald delivered gj, teitain at a dinnor at the I’reshyA happy, hopeful band. «’ ing them over at tho old reliable “SI SLOCUM’S COUNTRY STORE" M il ini’iiiTi’il ' o r m a d e b y t h e s a i d J. nione, nnd directly preceding the I . H llll,line n f l e r J u n e IIIt ISt3. turian Manse honoring Miss Herweek for lfic. meat pnd provision store where ev­ l l lt A Y M O T O R ttALRR I'O M I'A N V . mlnin l.ehtnnn, a bride-elect of next An(j fr0|H love’s port these ships sail bride, wax the dainty little flower erything in fresh and smoked meats IN o t In e b r ix ir iile d ) •Si Slocum is thc proprietor of thc girl, Kathleen Tillis, sister of thc and groceries nre being sold at rock ll y : M rs. J . \V. H l r i c k l n n d . O w n e r. ' • forth ennsroadg store, and Tilly, his sister, S-S-Ctr. bride. bottom prices. Here you can get is poatmlatrcis. Hank and Joe, two Saturday—Mr*. Hal W'ight will on*! To distant land and sen; TSAOt MASK The bride entered’with her father, what you want at prices cheaper tertaln at a swimming party at hei jTJl0|r on|y ruddcr, compass, ehnrt obi veterans, sit on boxes and quarrel PREVENTS IN F B C nP N W’ .A. Tillis nnd was met at tho altar than thc cheapest, coulnry home, honoring M rs., l^vo’s own sweet loyalty. Bee thc adyor- j about the war. ^now, who is black Tho greatret diseovory in flesh healing by tho groom nnd his best mnn, Hugh tisemeot und note the prices. iuiruniM of New York. antj Sl0wl»oy, who is sleepy upnl-t the is tho marvelous Borusbne, a preparation TilUs. ' __ that romes ji* liquid nnd powder form. Mondny-Westminster Club meetr. at j Vol |ifo {„■(ife, nn,| w||| rnt„0> “ !potatoes. • auuinwaii It is a combination treatment that not The bride was radiantly lovely*in And tcainy Churchweil’a have a ffHiy rt;B(|8 n|| ,,0!it cards, learns the homo of Mlfcf I’crrie lee Bell And otrennis will liuffet strong only purifies tha wound of gertns that ! her traveling eostumu of midnight message h.r tho fnrmors. New prices! abu t Farmer Jjtylilrri’a new nutomo- cause infection but it heals the flesh with of Celery avenue, at 11:90 P. M. | [.'u|| Hnon will frown the angry skies, i blue satin back crepe, with tflm- nn Seed Bed l loth that wiU sell it Idle, nlMint the rburch cnterlninment, extraordinary sjieetl. Bail -wouniis or fo* the S to m a c h Tuesday—Mrs. M, S. Wiggins will J.'uil soon will censo tho song. ' mings of gray, worn with n chic hnt right how .’ You growers—you are rn <l the return of Hiram I’lunkitt cilia wliirh take wool vccks lo heal wi^i tho 1 entertain ill bridge at. her homo| L iv etK H n tft iv oi.io mm. 8fny, nnd other ncrcssorio* of needing seed bed cloth—why not savn j Geeas ho has come bock to live op tho (wditmry liniments mend quickly, under .,nn Magnolia avenue, at .’liltO, nun Urn ixnvcrfiil juflueneo of this wonderful B o w e ls , B lood eea ChapiH-ll,, CliniUK’ll ,*ul, dovu plimeiiting Misa Frahccn . . • mightier , , ,, than , tho ntorms, j gray. Her bouquet was of roses and money on it. You cannot afford t o |r j,| f0||:a. Mrs.' Ripples# the '^iddy rcirteily. I’rfee (liquid) JJOr, 60r nnd SI ,20. 'I And hearts defy all fates; MhnsLn .Inlsles «h,.u n hrido-elert of this month. L AwI ,|<>fy "JJ HhnsU daisies showered with ribbons pay the prices you have boon paying. | widow, gives her vtow* on matrimony. l ’Owder fiOo and 60e. Bold by Bold by ■", ____^ Beyond the angry, thrent’nlng wave« ' an,| valley lilies. UNrON' PHARMACY Bee Churchwell where you car. a l-|sb e warmly welcome* Hiram, u love U NIO N PHARMACY A smiling sen awaits. . Mnson, wore n smart _ . gown of, Sanford, Florida i lf Miss 0. .1, Pope is in Washington, D. C„ wnya save munpy on everything you r,reee follows. SI—My, you two are > Hanford, Florida Almnnd green creep de chine with kuy. attending the Khrinor.i convention. Jgot'd ns n piny. Idly ontern tho store ---- —. Swift speeds life’s liny, the voyage; Kn.cn jnc0 ovor draperies. Her hat • -------• ' unnoticed ^nd hours a conversation Mins l.tieile Papa is in Lakeland' o t'r» * was a picture made of white with linumera Specialty Shop cnlia your between Hiram ami Tilly. American and I pastel flowers. She carried a French attention today to the advertisement taking the Humbly School Toadiorn . Behold, our Pilot near, HKAHkEKEE, Ilham is Lily’s old sweetheart and European I’lnn Tinining enurto. To guide us imfoly through the surf, { basket (Hied with Hhnsta daisies, the j to tho arrival of new merchandise. went off to make u fortune and Lily FLORIDA ] | handle tied with white tulle. -------To lovoil ones waiting there. [ Sam Ilaumcl says he does not go to promised to wait for him. Well, ahe Out* block from Ocean nnd H otel Clarendon. Summer rati* i Mm. il. W. Mcltory, of Montieello, Orchid'crepe de chine fashioned tho sleep, in \he nuturner time hut is U ctill waiting. , — Room, $1 per day nnd u p ; jicr week nnd up. Special Is Hie guest fur a few days of h e r F o r there remains, beyond life’s becoming frock worn try Miss Ruth wide awuko to thu fact thut his busi­ Iielindo Sppkes, pot recognising Hi­ week-end ra te s.---------------K verj’ room hns running water. | Gillon with largo white hat, whilo ness is givjng the Sanford people ram, walks up to Lily, admires tier non, Geo. W. Mcltory ,at his residence storms, on Palmetto avenue. Miss Ethel Tillis, was .attired in now goods of up to the minute style;' i lot be.s nnd tells her how cheap they • A haven fairer far; Wlicio sin-purged r.ouls set sail no mnir.e crepe de chine necordinn whether It be June, July or -August. look also asks who is the young num, Miss Martha (Jliap|M-l| Inn returned pleated; her hat was also uf white. i|o is there on the job to give new then recognises Hiram ami says she mote, , home from New York whero iJ io Both of these carried green French stuff. Specials for toduy . Cotton, tbougbl he waw.flcAd or in jail or Beyond the sunset star. .spout several nionthu with her sister, baskets of daisies, the handies tied Dresses, for summer wear , dark something. u s i ’] E L K A Y ’S S T R A W H A T DYE —A. Arnold Ross. • . ’ »• • ; ’ , Mrs. Vail Ixivoll. with tulle matching their costilmes. dresses for travelling, nil the^m w ; ('omo to the High School Friday G uaranteed,'— For Iia ls , L calhef, Wood, R attan, U’lrker, elfJ The littlo flower girl’s frock/wus shades in. hose, white hatn for spoi l ; idgiit, Juno 8th, and see what Hiram MIMS COR AI.IK TILLIS WEDS Mlt. Miss Maude Lake returned home of blue with necanlian pleated skirt wear and 1'rinresa slips to complete doc* nnd \vc feel you will enjoy tile THOMAS CAIN YESTERDAY .. .v P R IC E 25c last evening from Staunton, Vn„ nnd bertha, she carried a basket filled the costume. Sea- the advertisement ploy all tho way through. . AT CllUltCII. 00-2tc where she hns licen attending Stuart A wedding marked by elegnnec nnd i with roso petals which she strewed in und see BiiumH's. Hall. simplicity nnd centering Hie most the path of tho bride. Mrs. Ripplts--‘,Api I the moon? | cordial interest of counties* friends,! Miss iJliie Bulb Spencer was loveSaturday und Monday special* ore ; "A»l BlocuinV CouuLry Store" at p , . ., iMs. .1, (!. Bui well, Misses Bailie j wan tlint of Miss i'Viralio Tillis and j iy in orchid crepe meteor with aide the iipeeiiilty of the Hanford Hhoejtne High School Friday night, C(M te|* no<lg -The Rexstl and Mae llurwrll and Misses Winnie, Mr, Thomas Cain, whieli was solcm-1draperies of while Spanish lace, h y A t.’lotliing Company nnd thin aplendid new stoic i* filled with bargains I ( * 1 "r"— * yl * *. uMBHB«MiiuuaBBUuiiuauuaiiutiHauHaauni*!iBiiaaaui*BaRBHMMauaGBaBaB«aiiK»HnauzBuviiaaiiBBaBt<^ tvciy day, For Saturday and Mon.i i .day they Imvm sperinj prieos on Htqts 11 ■f'ldX J I t : f i i ;L of all kinds from oil wool to ’ palm |l beneb and inojiuir, . Specials on shoes, | or bathing suitn and on underwear and many other items dear to the iienrt of tho g o o d dresser. Men, reqd the advertisements of the Sanford Shoo & Clothing Company and, watch thttlr windows—they are right up to » !•« til 1 <». ..m I* . K 4 0 i v • If V. M* It/. V • ^ A now in every way and getting Iwtter every ibty. , We hnve ju s t received th e n ew est crcntiuiM in M id-S um m er W ea rin g A pparel. T h in g a tlin t lire rig h t up lo (h e m ln itlc, w llh I hat Itaum el i’xcliiKlvpneHH. W h e th e r , you, a re going lu th e FOB SALE—Fine residence, lot 53x inountaiiiH, th e lieach or going lo n ia y hom e, re-sl an su red th a t you can find y o u r h e a r t’s ,117 on Magnolia avenue. Inquire d esire In W earin g A pparel, M illinery am i A ccessories a t Ham m I’s an d a t th e m o st reaso n ab le at 213 East 1Its,S tru ct G l-ltp| P d ^H ............................. ,• V • . — • I Bocipo for stabilising a government. | First get your American loan. 'I LOCALS “The nth ■>HL r* . it. NOTICE! HOTEL RAYMOND EKU bv* ffK R . C . B O W ER J ( N e w e s t M id -S u m m e r | ...A rrivals... ;-t>. D R E S S E S ! The Isrsfi is tho tnan who can receive , id* growth without flirting with a u >Min' e iiv rlo p c . UiiiiHUiiUy a ttra c tI vch Voiles, .SwIsmch, Norm imlicH, Hat lues, (I’ingharaa nnd o th er new nmterialu. D elightfully handdraw n uollars and ciiffa and lace f rim med. I’leasingly priced— New* Cantona, Uoslmuarns, Ileennilng 3-pieee cost uniea in Satin laced ( ’anions and o th ­ beautiful Silk materials. l)nrk ers. Frocks speciallj' approv­ shade.H for travelling and ed for travelling. * Colors, light colors for Wqlorts wcat. N avy, T an, Hrown, Cocoa, tit __ __ ____ :______ KlNDKItjlARTF.N Missesi.Uerplpe Apstin nnd Sara !| Wheelesa will teach Kindergarten in i the ptimaty room' Of the Baptist | lehurchi corner 0th nnd Park, begin-1 | ding Monday, June 11th, from 2 to 6 1 j o’clock, 1 hone f»7J und IlK-W. Gi-2tpj G. W. Luwton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 2 lfi South Orange, Orlando, Fla. * , 4-24-tfc -----------------^ - r - ------------------------cprtqgu was of pink .radiance roues. With this striking costume# she worn a large white hnt of V iseg straw ., Min* Kailford 'Wore a smart fc««’k of: , wliito cre|ie de *ehlno embroidered in ! coral, with side draperies of while 1 , silk hemp wllh ostrich trimming*. | Immediately after the ceiejnonyj New ahmlea in Hollin’a A rm or Tho d ainty shcor frock is no t Mxet ptiomd new lot o f W hite the buppy young couple left .oh th e ’ eomplete w ithoul th e costum e Imat for Jack-.onvillo from wlicnce I’lotc Hosiery, tin* P ure slip. Nxeeptional fine quality H ats. S traw s fo r e ith e r d ress they will suit for New York* Tli.-y L in g ette W ash Slips, th e mawill mqke thuir home in ikllo Mead, tflin t lliat looks and finds like T.litcad Silk Hose of splendid o r siKirt w ear. Some in color j N ’. .!.. where Me. Cain ha* just n.rosilk. Sizes illi to 41, a t— | pletcd a hunduunto home for his bride. w ealing qualities. Colors, ; om bitm tions. Speeially pric­ Mrs. Cain U the daughter of Miv| Nude, Sjlvur, G rey, Pourl, at and Mis. W. A. Tillls. She is a gruded,, a t— ! uatc o f ’tj. It. ,f». VO. By her »weeU ! manner ond charming personality ] ;shf has won fur herself hosts of \ TUB WASH | friends. ; SILK S . Mr. Cain I* prominent in ’.>.>th iMlql-j ; ness and social circles of Bello Mead, : N. J., and Hau Unllic. Fla., and is | young man of *tur||ng character. Among tlu» oVl-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. 4. J. Tillis,.Sr„ of Do­ ll Lind. Mr. ond Mrs, J, J. Til|U, Jr.f o f , Delouid, Mr. B*»J Mrs. Boy Tiiffs and sou of New Smyrna, Mrs. .G, A. “ XTIIKith STYLE RE1GNB" ^ ‘ . * ' ,f Nicholion of Genera, Mrs. G. E. I*adT lllli I’Ol-iTOFFK.'E IS NEXT DOOU TO US v dison and MissBB Ruth’ and May XL ” s a i * B i B . u ; K ^ . L ^ „ : ^ ^ L . J i j .i j '.u ^ ^ « » i ,^ i j ^ ^ i s f i s u u m a B i i B K i B i i i k B B B i i B B i i i ............n n ^ i ' s d d l i a n of Ebb GbIHb. $11.95, $12.95 S>f' WT I $19.75, $22.50 . $27.50 Moderately priced, at— IJV ’b> $29.75 Prices that will interest See us before you . Buy r H(TS E Princess Slips MILLINERY i,’l■ J'.■. > #, »f i c. " .•• “ r. t* • • M ** % .. ; <(>f «•*' a <0 .4 * 1 BaumeFs f*j 4* si* First Street . jc .‘M K*. SELLS IT ii r <-'A 1 $1.95 AND $2.50 / fJi* L UYi4^'4|9/f 4.1 n f • I •►/,.,* 4 V-*® * *■ �* . .. •: • ,"7 . ‘ V. . • %'•*? - ‘ .\* -.: ' y. '.*•' •• ..*.«r;1 -.. .r '♦ - j ■»*/ •• • . « * • . ♦ i . v' * "•*. • • • r % -* r . ?• • r •* :vvi)ijl|li!«'*.«:,ifei, < *1 . ,A k ■ - ’:' : y ;. • • • ',* * .;• ■ . rlA? . ‘ | ’ . IN THE. HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1923 *! p . BIG MEETING HIS, VETO *!f1 ' . * • .. j A lm f w W m v t “ N .• ;$£ v« NUM BER 62 KANSAS FLOODS jI^tfftlNFALI ,j |RT- INUNDATES STA1 *i mk . _____ v , , ' w e rs, B u t SERIOUS LOSSES ARB EXPECT­ ED IN MANY PARTS JX OF COUNTRY. train r id in g m ea sur e M. 8 . W O L F E * CO. TAKE THE Farmcra and growers generally'arc difficult to organ to and this has al­ WOULD HAVE LIMITED O r T k * A«a*eUrte4 F re * * ) ways been the trouble in Sanford and every other part of tho country but it COUNT AND TAKE THE KANSAS a T Y , June 9.—Heavy TO TEN DAYS has not prevented sojnc g6od organisations from being formed and it will not 8UCKERRS keep the growers of this county from forming tho organization as originally rainfall in Kannsas and western planned. Last night the time of the meeting was taken up in action on tho Missouri last night and today has ( H r T h e A e e e e l e t e a Fre**> DENVER, Colo., June O.-Modiflinvitation of the. Sanford Truck Growers, Inc., for all the growers of this placed rivers and creek* in Kansas TOKIO, Juno D.—Japan's reply to section to come into their organization and when the annual meeting occurred at flood stages and with continuation cation of the Volstead act and the re­ Exempted from City Taxes for China’s note of yesterday demanding to make ICovcf 6r do as they pleased but this did not meet with the approval of rain predicted for today serious turn.of light wines and beer were fa ­ And Had Branch Houses In Oth­ apology for shooting of Chineie riot* of the new organization members who niter two hours of talk pro and con floods arc expected, according’ to re­ vored in a resolution adopted at the Five Years in Leesburg er t it le s Bat Was Under era. by-Japanese marines at Changsha decided to adjourn and with'thc same organization committee nnd plans to go ports from over Kansas. Rainfall in closing session Thursday night of tho Got the Axe province of Hunan Juno 2nd and the ahead with the original plans and form the big organization thnt has boon Kansas- reached virtually all parts of annual convention of th Ccolorado Investigation 4 1' . i.. i • . i withdrawal of Japanese gunboats pinned for several weeks. There was a general g°°d feeling throughout and tho state nnd ranged from one to State Federation of Labor, areonling ( H r T l * a m m Ii i m F r i w ) ( H r T * » a m m Id i h I m u i from Changsha was dispatch today of several spenkern caused much merriment by their talks on their Idas of what seven inches. D> President Earl lloage, of Denver, TALLAHASSEE, June 9. — Tho NEW YORK. Juno 9.—New York’a folir destroyers from Sazeltohax to re­ tho organization should do nnd it is the general feeling thnt the big organiza­ T." who returned from La Junta, where list of stock brokerage failures were governor vetoed the train riding inforce the Japanese patrol on the tion will go ahead with no more delays and tho Sanfoni Truck Growers, Inc., the convention waa hold. measure passed by the legislature augmented today by filing of involute-. Yangtse rivSr and official statement will go ahead ns they have for'thc pnst fivo years and nil will be pence and The resolution reaffirmed the stand tary petition in bankruptcy against* which would have limited penalties taken by the federation at ita annnul M. 8. Wolfe and Company, on* of the for persona who ride trains without that Japan determined to defend lives “hominy" on the St. Johns. Judge llousholdcr, Judgo Dickinson and nevernl mid property of her nntiontla in convention last year and pointed out largest curb market firms, with other speakors last night'sounded the keynote when they naked for n general ticket to ten days imprisonment or a China. * manifest evils in present prohibition branch offices In Chicago. Like the getting together of nil the growers into lliC one big organization since they ten dollar fine. The measure arrest­ were ail aiming nt the same mark nnd it is certain thnt in few years thCro WHEN ing train riders unless requested by HE ATTEMPTED TO enforcement, according to Presidont firm of L L. Winkelman and OornHoage. TOKIO, June 0.—Japan and Husain will be one big organization here handling at least seven y-fivc per cent of jmny, whirh failed yesterday, ' tho officials or employe of the railroad THROW IT INTO RIVER. toejay agreed to open negotiations for the crops on tho co-operative basis—of the growers, by tl e growers und for Wolfe house had been a member of at the time of offense was. committed. NOTICE TO ALL FARMERS relations between tho the growers. G. L. Uledaoe presided nt the meeting ns Ihalrmnn nnd it is The governor vetoed the measure resumption the Consolidated 8tock Exchange un­ | l , The AuKtalr* Frees) IN SEMINOLE COUNTY 1 which would have exempted from two countries. probable that the next meeting will be I-’ridny night. til about a year ago, when it with­ NEW YORK, June 9.—Elugio Locity taxes for five years homes to be For the benefit of tho fanners not drew after hnvlng been placed under zade, Filipino butler for Dr. G. W. constructed in the city limits of Lees­ McAuliffr, todny confessed to police present at the mass meeting Friday investigation by the exchange. burg. The measure was unique in it is said that he strangled his night I take this means of Informing character, in that, it was designed to NEW YORK, Juno 9 .-S ta te At­ fiancee, Miss Blossom Martin, who ia the fnnners ami public in general, the t' • • ti« encourage home building. It was employed by the doctor at Miroe. He position of Die Sanfoni Truck Grow­ torney General Sherman today an­ clearly unconstitutional and utterly admitted, according to tho police, he ers on tho m atter of tho now organi­ nounced that he and five deputies had •-------. , '• » void the governor declared. begun a sweeping investigation into had taken her body wrapped In green zation. RISE COSTING MILLIONS ARTI­ <nr The AMiK-Inlr* I'rtMl 'th ird D aughter of! .Quern Victoria portieres to Eliiabelhport, Staten Is­ Tho organization committee met the affairs of scvoral stock exchange TIENTSIN, Juno 9.—Thu chief of FICIALLY PROMOTED. and S iste r Of Edward SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN land. 1H miles away where ho was with 4he Board of Dirnetora of the houses holding membership in the tile Shantung train Imndits now hold­ attempting to dump it from a ferry Truck Growers and stated thnt they New York curb market. ~ Tho an­ COMPANY OFFERS STOCK (My Tkr Aunrlnlrd Prma) ing eight captives in the Pnotzuku isiat Into the harbor wGcn policemen had accepted our Invitation to como nouncement was made in connection WASHINGTON, June 0.—Sugar's FOR BUILDING HOMES •y LONDON, June 0.—-PriiiccHS Chris­ arrested him. Although the Filipino over and Join the Sanford Truck with the hnukruptcy yesterday of L. rapid jump in price, which in it' flew mountain stronghold has promised J tian, aunt of King George, died this L. Winkelman A Company, largest refused to tell why ho killed tho girl, Growers mid to help make one big or­ months has cost the American people that the prisoners will he released Tlir Sanford Mortgage Loan Com­ ganisation. Tho main points discuss- nctivu houso connected with the curb pany in this issue has an advertise­ millions of dollars, wns economically within four days, according to'n let­ morning. Princess Helena Augusta police believe his poverty enused her , v mi were tho "ono man ono vote" pro­ market. unjustified nnd artificially promoted, to brenk engagement. Victoria, more generally known ns ter received yesterday by the French ment railing the attention of tho pub­ Mr. Sherman said he had confer­ position nnd tho future soles manag­ figures contained in tho "Survey of Princess Christian from the name of consulhere, from Emile Ucnsbcrgcr, lic to the fact that they have some er; after much discussion tho directors red with officers of tho curb market captial stock for sale and tho renson Current Business" compiled by tho u Shnnghni broker, who is among hfr husband, wns horn May 25th, nt the Sanford’Truck Growers agreed yesterday afternoon. department of commerce and bureau 1846. She is the third daughter of those held. for increasing their capital stock "Investigation of other members of of consus, made pubic Frday.: to accept the majority rule, and a While the general health of the Queen Victoria of Grent Britain and and offering it on the market is to the curb will go on," he said. "We committee waa appointed to change thus wns tho sister of the Into King Refiners during the month of prisoners was said to be satisfactory, take care of tho many noeda of San­ began 'our aetfvo campaign a week the wording of our membership apEdward, the 7th, and aunt of the pres­ Mnrch, when sugar climbed one and all thoso who were ill having virtual­ ford investors for the building of ago, Several inembqro.pf the Con­ ___ ____ plication to moot tho requirements of ent British: sovereign. Sho married tbHW'lepths cents a pound, .nrerc ly inecovpred, intense heat is causing house*,- homes en<d business property. <nr The Aaewrtele* Frees! solidated Stock Exchange also erlH July 6th, i860 to Prince Frederick PAIUS. June O .-P ^ m ta T p o 'ln c .r., lh" Th» cummlucn be Investigated. The Mortgage Loan Company is fill­ apparently stocking up, the stocks on some discomfort ing n long felt want in this commu­ hand having increased over 160,000, The attitude of the outlaws toward Christiikn of Schleswig Holstein, who •bnolut'ly rt'JuctwJ. thu ( t a n . . . r .|» - »•* “ ■" * " " 1 F' IJ*>r ■ml "We aro not empowered by law to decided that no change wan necessary. nity and when the stock is sold there long tons, that month. The survey their foreign prisoners varies accord­ died in London October 2Hth, 1917. . rations proposals la st'n ig h t in his make any general Investigation into During tho dey the writerwns in disclosed that refiners had stocks of will he sufficient monoy available to ing to circumstancog. Some of the first official expression since tho re­ formed that a new stand had boon I the affairs of tho cUrb market itself, SECOND OFFICER SUICIDE 124,161 long tons February 28 and take care of many Sahford people bandit guards seem to be willing' to ceipt of tho note from Berlin, when tnkon hy many members of the S a n - 1but we will tako up one firm after bN PORTUGUESE Rlllt* who arc now wanting loans for real 284,800 long -tons March 31, com­ do anything for their captives, while he appeared before the senate com­ another, and we will close every one estate improvements and they arc pared to 273,811 long tons March 31, others indulge In petty tyranny. AFTER KILLING CAITAIN mission on foreign affairs and fi­ ford Truck Growers and also by sev whose hook* warrant such action."* oral prospective membora of the new 1922. „ unable to get this money. The Mort­ nance to answer a long questionnaire J. B. Powell, Hhnnghia newspaper /Mr. Shermnn revealed that hla of­ organization; so before the meeting I (Hr The Aiaortatr* Frees) Cuban sugar magnates followed man, is said to have losj his temper gage Loan Company is doing a great on tho operations In tho Ruhr. fice had on receipt of various com­ had a conference with the chairman LISBON, June 9.—Second officer work here and everyone should take suit In the stocking process, tho recently Hnd knocked out one of the The Premier said tho French and stock in this company for taklffg sugar "reserve" February 28 having guards who had become offehsivc. of the steamship Brave Cocur is un­ Belgian governments should agree of the now organisation committee plaints begun an Inquiry Into the af­ fairs of the Winkelman firm when stock means Just that many more totalled 469,009 long tons and 658,- Tho bondits are continually quarrel­ der arrest at Oporto, according to not to consider any proposal from and suggested that they go on and hooka were first subpoenaed. organise and leave us out of it for message received hure on the charge homes, apartment houses and busi­ 692 long tons March 31, against 790,- ing among themselves when they are Chancellor Kuno unless it was pre­ the present, that it waa net beat to Failure of Winkelman Company of killing the commander of the ves­ ness property that is needed here. 619 In March 1922. # ceded by complete and final cessation discuss it further in open meeting and reported investigation of curb not conversing with tho prisoners. sel, wireless opesrtor nnd another of­ Keo the advertisement in this issue Cuba furnished most of the cane Many of the brigands unfamiliar ficer and wounding u seaman and of tho German passlvo resistance which the chairman agreed to and market of three other houses caused and then invest your money in a sugar for the American market, de­ campaign. He assurod tha senators : v || home enterprise that will be casting partment of Justice investigations with firearms have nearly caused passenger, while on high sees. The that the government's relations with carried out to the letter ao far aa he Federal Attorney Hayward, and DlaJi screral tragedies by their ' careless trlct Attorney Banton earlier In tho waa concerned. But we were very shooting wns done with a revolver. your bread upon the waters. have disclosed that M big per cent of handling of weapons. Yesterday tho Belgians were entirely satisfac­ much surprised when Mr. Smith, in day to extend thoir Investigation of .la g* the Cuban plantations arc owned by one of the bandits is said to have After running amuck the officer took tory and that'everything waa going th crecont series of failures Into gen­ his eloquence, laid so much strata nn refugo In Ids cabin from which he SHRINK SPECIAL WRECKED American interests. blown his hand off by accidentally was taken by tho police when tho well in the Ruhr. tho "ono man one vote” question that eral stock brokerage conditions. NEAR CHB8CENT CITY TODAY The official figures show the whole­ discharging a rifle. Paris and Brussels are keeping in had grown to such LARGE propor­ The investigation which already rrsiol arrived nt Oporto. The pris­ HUT NONE WERE INJURED sale prico of refined sugar on the constant communication today dis­ tions over night, but vory cleverly had begun into affaire of four large A German priest who had Just re­ oner put up u severe struggle with New York market to have been Tho Shrine special bearing the 10.073 February 28 and 10.086 March turned from the bandits’ mountain police and when found escape Im­ cussing the advisability of making a shied around tho main isauo which afilures previous of the Winkelman reply to tho new German reparations was also disposed of at the meeting, collapse, it was stated, would be ex­ retreat, said heat and flics were the possible ho committal suicide. south Florida Shrincrs of Egypt 31, compared to $0.Q52 March 31, worat of tho captives' troubles. Many note or ignoring It entirely a* not so his reference to tho matter, inten­ tended to include Inquiry into condi­ Temple homo from the big conven­ :« 1922. Trices remained low in 1922 of tho bandits, he said, were ^offering susceplihlo of forming • basis for tional or otherwise, was misleading to tions which caused losses of millions LONDON, June 9^-NotWlthstandtion at Washington was wrecked y'J hlthough in no months did the stocks fro msome ailment or other, two of ing tho .fact that the ultimate pns- negotiation. In the event a decision the rank and file who wrra not fam­ of dollars to thousands of Investors. near Crescent City thin morning it is & or refined sugar in refiners hands Members of the New York stock sage of IJuly Aster's liquor bill has is reached that a reply bo made, tho iliar with the situation and could not presumed by ji split switch. .The exceed to March 31 reserve of 'this them being lepers. Tho priest, who ia also versed In boon virtually assured, it may ho French government is reported to read between tha linos, thus leaving exchange with curb- connections, it engine and four cars left the track year. In July, 1922, refined stocks medicine, earned the good will of November before tho measuro is on- favor a curt dismissal of Germany's the 8. T. O. the responsible parties, was learned, have brought pressure 7* but the engine being a special Shrine were given as 96,719 long tons. Tho the bandit chieftains by attending noted. It provides for tho prohibition Intest proposition. Belgium, on tho end-aa-hei»-been-*xpraeaedr~unern*w fo-bcAt-ior-A-genorsi house eleen te r engine refused to lay down on the Maximum supply was reached in in tho Curb Exchange, f tlfo tn felm m a. The priest w a rn o r Of m ~~saTo~of~TMu»Icanl* to persons contrary, is said to Ue desirous of minded" and not co-oporativr. job ami remained in nn upright posi­ TJeptcjpbcr with 226,668 long tone* wording the acknowledgement in Filing of an involuntary petition Wo havo not only catered to tho under 18. tion bravely bearing tho Shrine inallowed to stay in the camp. the rcaervo having fallen by Decem­ such manner as might leave tho way in bankruptcy against the Winkalneeds of our own mombers and rend­ ****** Put on by the master-hand of o|>en for a further parley. ered all tho assistance possible, but man firm in federal court was tba I- J. Humph. Two passenger coach­ ber 31 to 177,470 long tons. *’ Tho accumulation of auger stocks The French foreign office main­ our management has served others climax of an exciting forenoon es and two express cars turned over in March during the price rise, id tains an absolute official silence on that needed advice and service, and around the company's office during on their sides hut not a Shriner was which tho doora 'ware dosed for a believed to be highly significant the subject, but the Indications ap­ havo given all good results. injured. The fireman was bruised pear to be that a reply will be made Ws havo only shipped 1040 cars this time, and then reopened only to doae and it seams was the only' one on the and protmbly' has a bearing on fu­ and that Oermany will be requested season to date, which ia not ao had by announcement of the failure. train that was really hurt. The ture advances. , Liabilities of tha firm were un­ to announce, once and for all, wheth­ for a ’little “ono vote" organisation urther official reporta will dlswrecker is at work and the train will officially estimated at 11,800,000 and er she Interfile to continue or abandon e tho condition of sugar stock* l» ready to move again some time which la in tho lime-light at this time. asset* at 11,500,000, It waa inti­ her pasolvo resistance in the Ruhr. this afternoon. In the United States and Cuba for We will compare notes with any or­ mated, however, that the company The Belgian cabinet strongly fa­ ganisation In Sanford and if wo do April and May, and these figure* was doing 46,000,000 worth of busi­ vors a common inter-allied reply but not show a better -nvdrage for our will bo of value to the government AUTOMOBILE PAGES TODAY ness with 4,000 cuatomcre. Since tha it seems certain that a joint answer in determining Just what ia being members we will donate 1100.00 to failure and suspension from tho curb Will be possible only if Lonfton agreee any charitable organization In tha On account of the rush of late ad- done to the market by manipulator^ last week of Jones And Baker, It wa* to leave^no doubt in the mind of the county, If they will do llkewlae. vrrti&emente special mention of U>« It has been declared by government Berlin government ee to the abeolute many auto supply houses and garages officials that . tho advancing prico Wo havo no apology to offer for tho largest curb stock exchange necessity of discontinuing the Ruhr our existence or for tho stand wo havo house. It had branch offices In a ami Dales agtnrlet in our aatomobUe waa due to speculation. On the other resistance. number were left out. We with, how- side of tho fence an alleged "shorttaken. Wo are very proud of our numbor of citia*. After announcement-of tho failure, Upon fhto point Belgium and record, have the confidence and good «ver, to call special attention to tba ego" waa held responsible. a crowd of more than fiO# persona France are ■ solidly agreedThere advertisements of some of them who Will of tho byslnesa Interoat* of Son With the price rising Cuba export* gathered outeld* tbs company'* of­ ha* been no direct communication be­ ford and the confidence of the not have writeups. They will bo od heavily during March. For Feb­ fices and nr viral polln'men were as­ tween London and Parts on tha sub***** mo,» »P»co in next Saturday's ruary the exports were given as 474,« trado at the othey end. signed to the task of clearing tho joct, tho British viewpoint being '»ue. The following were among the 766 long tons and In March 647,008 T. F. ADAMS, numbers tranemHted tg tho Qual d'Orsey President. trance to tho building, which was lohg tons. The last flguro exceeded cupird entirely by tho dofunct through Brussels. »!*• A Walker. the 521,521 long tons export of corn. One woman who had HIGHLANDS, June IL—A handful i. The expectation here k that Gerfrank Akers. March, 1922, when the price waa law. many muat adasit defeat in tho Ruhr o (federal agente on whom the brunt dose her account sobbed b y * .-.Field Auto Top. Exports of Amoricsn sugar like­ and that a joint note will be daho- of prohibition -enforcement in Now when she was told of tha crash. ' San Juan Garage. L' wise increased in March to 31 A32 fitted and dispatched to Berlin today. York fell when Geyemer -. Smith olh*r* sat down on lh# curb i Dodge Brothers. long tons from the 29,438 figure of . . ... signed the state prohibition enforce­ tte.y would waft Hof-Mac Battery Co. April. Both figures were far beloW /' • NEW YORK, Jana 0.—Customs of­ ment act repealed saw their difficul­ tho office* i Franklin. March, 1922, when 108,468 long tons Cadillac, , . Rev. E. O. Tborapfion, A. M., Th.'M., D. D., who will preach at the First ficial* prepared today to put Into of­ ties augmented today whan n rum coded aWay by ^ were shipped abroad. t of eight vessels bobbed up off Cray Motor Boies Co. Baptist Church Sunday morning and evening. 1I« is an old friend'ahd col­ fset at midnight tho supreme court* cast Anchor in Hkifi * lte g prohibiting foreign' veaeel* 8»lth Bros, garage. lege mate of tho pa*tor, Dr. King, who Is now in Charlotte N. C., cotalucting The Daily lit mid. I5e p « ------:; « Jobe* lidat to a | from bringing liquor within V *«ries of revival service*. ’ The public ia cordially invited to hoar -Dr. nous*, Mobley's Drug 8 t* ri u * Uj.il i,, ‘ ■ “ * Axburjr ^ T*" D ^rileepld. LRc per week. Hunt's Pharmacy. V mile limit. ; A i. ,u "7 • ' v -| * f i:iS /v K i r V.Y1 v • •• (if: r - r j i----- Cannot Combine With Truck Inc., Will Complete Organization Plans Japan’s Reply to China’s Note Was Gunboats Colorado Federation of Labor Votes for Return of Wines HONE BUILDERS MEMBEREXCHANGE Filipino Butler Kills His Fiance, Caught With Body Sugar Jump Un­ Princess Christian Prisoners of Bandits justified, Federal Died in England, Will Be Released in Aunt of the King Report Reveals Four Days is Report 1 Reparations Proposal Absolutely Rejected By Poincare a m $ i �Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. The booze question will ho otic of the issues of the next campaign and no man knows where it will end or what the result will be but It is cer­ tain that’ the majority, of the people of the United States will never favor the open saloon coming back. Willis Powell wss elected presi­ dent of the State Association of Flor­ ida Secretaries. Willis is the desn of secretaries snd knows as much about ibis important work as any man In the* south. As president ho will add thi# proper pep to the 'state associa­ tion. ■ > . A Sanford man who knows where­ of he speaks says that the people all through tho north arc making money. Business is better than it hna been In tefcamm n i * associated ro e s * several years and they t are making T h e A s s o c i a te d F r s s s Is • z c l a s l v s l y so much money that naturally they e n t i t l e d t o tl<e u se f o r r e p u b l l c a t l o n of e l l n ew * d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i te d to It o r are thinking of coming to Florida to n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r e n d a Ieo t b s lo c a l n e w s p u b li s h e d spend It. Ho also says that many of them would like to como to Sanford r i g h t s o f r e - p u b l l c a t l o n o f sp e c ia l if they could be assured of accom­ 6l*P*tchee h e r e i n a r e e le o re e e r v e d . Of flee i H E R A L D D t l l U I I S d . P k e n # l « modations. And he also said that ac­ commodations in their mind did not Foreign A JeertM ng kepi TMEAMEHICAN PRESS A! mean sumptuous hotels but it means good opnrtmcnt houses. This should mean something to Snnford investors. C THE PRIZE EDITORIAL The editorial written by William Allen White which won the Pulitzer prize for 1022 was written during White's controversy last summer with Governor Allen over free speech. The editorial appeared In the Emporia Gazette, July 27, 1022, shortly after the Emporia editor had posted a striking railroad shopmen in de­ fiance of an order from tho governor and the Industrial court prohibiting the display of tho placards. 'The editorial, entitled "To an Anx­ ious Friend,” follows: “You tell me that the law Is above freedom of utterance, and I reply that you can have no wiae laws nor free enforcement of wise Inws unless there Is free expression of the wis­ dom of the people—and, nlas, their folly within, but If there is freedom folly will die of its own poison and (he wisdom will survive. ..That la the history of the race. It la the proof of man's klnihlp with God. You sny Sanford needs thousands of dollars for Investments in renl estate nnd un­ less Sanford can get this money now all that wo have done nnd ail that wo contemplate is gone for naught. Whnt Is the use of Inviting tourists here if you have no apartment houses for them. AH tourists do not want to live In hotels—in fact the majority of the wealthiest tourists nnd the kind wo want hero nrc anxious to have a few rooms nway from the bustle of the city streets where thoy can get one or two meals if they so desire and have privney. We want npnrtmcnt houses as badly as we want hotels—only moro so. Unless this money is forthcoming wc may as well quit boosting. Not n city in Florida, hns ever be­ come n real city or n beautiful city unless they took advnntago of the beauties of nature and' added to it. Those cities fortunntc enough to havo taken made the most of it. Here In Snnford we have one of the larg­ est nnd one of the finest bodies of water to be found anywhere In the limits of any Florida city. It is up to.the people here to beautify this lake shore and do something with it or say to the world that wc nre too self satisfied and too lazy to take advnntago of what Nature hns lavish­ ed on us and we do not intend to do anything, anywhere or anytime. Now is the time to come forward and bulkhead the lake shore and make It u Paradise. Arc you willing to help? DEMAND FOR AUTOMOBILES, Automohilo manufacturers nrc watching the trend of retnil demand with the utmost closeness, although signs of n recession have not yet ap­ peared. "This high pressure busi­ ness can not hold out much longer," said one of the largest manufacturers of automobiles, business is flocking and we will have to reduce ou rforccs in thirty days," he con­ tinued. A trade survey made hy tho United States Chamber of Commerce de­ veloped that the Ford factory was likely to increase its production rather than roducc it, and that ail moderate priced rnrs were in good demund and that there was no evi­ dence of these factories slowing down. This emphasizes the fact that peo­ ple ure retrenching on their expends tures. Livijih spending lias been too much the rule for safety. The makers of high priced cars hnvc din- British Ships Now / Sailing’Under New Bopze'Regulations SOUTHAMPTON, June 0.—Announccmcnt is made that on and after Juno 10, British vessels will carry on their westward voyages to the Unit­ ed States only sufficient alcoholic liquors to bring them to the three mile limit. They will make tho return trip to Europe dry. The White S tir Line steamer Mjjcsjlc, which will • lie the first vessel to ynii under tho new regulations, w))l have itstlHquor stores curtailed oho half the usual quantity.. IT ’3 ADVISABLE LWAYS B u y PUR* FOODS Everybody h is found out that it Is advisable to'b uy 'more foods. It’s the .way to' health mid happiness. When .y o u think of pure food think of our bread and our pastry and you’ll be thinking safely and sanely. Order it by name. o f Sanford FLORIDA SANFORDMAID BREAD The Marinello Shop, formerly in the Mcisch Raiding moved.to the Rrumley-Puleston Building next 1 to the Valdez Hotel SUNDAY DINNER Chicken Soup w ith Rice R EL ISH Sliced Tom atoes Sliced C ucum bers M ixed Pickles ROASTS Prim e Ribs of B eef nu Ju s R oast Leg of Pork, Dish G ravy Baked Sugar-C ured H am • R oast Young Chicken,___ Home-made D ressing o • i ........a na i Fripd S pring Cbickeri, C ountry Style ENTREE B anana F ritte rs , F ru it Sauce S tu ffed Green Peppers Candied Florida Yams F ried E gg P lant f A V EG ETA B LES N ex^potatocs in Cream M ashed New Potatoes Com on Cob E a rly J u n e Peas ' G arden Spinach • A sparagus Tips on T o ast F resh S trin g Beans / H ot Home-made Rolls and B u tterm ilk B iscuits Home-made M uffins Lemon M eringue Pie Pum pkin Pio Mince M eat Pie * Swe e t P otato Pie R aisen Pie VaniUa Ice Cream , Home-made Cake I l F d T & p f t f X l Z Z : TC V C o® pc J I Milk Now established and prepared to m ake appointments, a re cordially invited to inspect our Marinello line of beauty specialties HOURS 1:00 to 4:00 P.M. I S> Special appointm ents m ade to su it your convenience f ..................................................................................................................i m M{ F resh nnd P lenty of them 5 •Fine for Snapper Steaks Phone 372-W - - - {----- 327 Snnfofd Avenue$fl A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU I T ’ S P U That’s Why •...Popular, % e — BBSS EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, • O ur orders nre coming in no fn»t Hint if it were not that we kept prepared to re n d e r real service we could not handle them . PHONE US and we deliver prom pt, anyw here, any time, ’ not drink Elder W ater now—you a fte r one trial It, t h r r l r r u l l I ' n n r l , H r t e n l l i J u d l r l e l t ' l r r i i l l , In n n d f o r I k e I 'n u n l ) o f S ri.iliH .lr T l o r l d n . In r h n n r r r jr . C IT A T IO N . W illia m A. Kilt*. Hr-. J . I». D a v id s o n . H e r a l d I ' l l m l m r F n in p a n y , n'rori>»rn« Hnn. T. !•'. I'..w ell. J. A. W illia m * . <*, It. I inf fin. Unwind UcverMw. J. ■i n s k c i i r i i i i a s B n c * i i i i M i i s s i s s s s s i i i i i s i s » i < i | " " ia l li Seminole Cafe ------i-SUNDAY DINNER-----j ^ Qive it a Good Home T o k eep y o u r car r u n n in g s m o o th ly a n d look­ in g its b e st y o u s h o u ld give i t a good h o m e . Y ou c a n e c o n o m iz e o n r en ta l b y o w n in g a garage to c o n v e n ie n c e is a lso a g rea t ad van tage. 3 set y o u r garage w ith th e s e p o in ts in m in d ; o u ld b e fireproof, rea so n a b ly lo w in first a ttractive ip app earance a n d ea sy t o c lea n . M oreover, i t sh o u ld req uire lit t le o r n o up keep . . See Yowell & Co.'8 Men’s and Boys' adyerMonday. .Peoples Bank SANFORD NOTICE! County, Florida, to-wit: B«R. M yd«W. of SE cor. of Sec. 10. Twp. 21JJ. Range 31 E. Run' N 220 yd*. W lll> yds. S. 220 yd*., E 110 yds. 8 acre*. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificate in the name of J. C: Patterson. AUo: Tax Certificate No.' 2307. dated tho 8th day of November, A. I). 1808, hna filed sold certificate in my office nnd hna made application for tax deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embracta tho following described property situated in Seminolo County, Florida, to-wit: Iieg. 33 yds. W. of SE. cor of Sec. 10, Twp. 21 8.. Range 31 E., run W 33 yds. N. 220 yds., F.. 33 yds., S. 220 In the Peoples Bonk o f Sanford is both a business necessity and a household economy. It provides an accurate accounting at ail tim es on income and expenditure. Instruction in the proper handling ol checking account is tt, part o f our service. 'Every d e b i t o r hi’invited to consult w us thn modern bnAkiHg methods as applied business.M.» .... M. ..L It w ill'pay you to let us help you w your problems. * fo r C o m p lain an t* . 0 -9 - 1 6 - 2 3 - 3 9 - 7 - 7 - H -21- 3 S - » - l- 9 tc The Herald delivered six times a week for 18c. • Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 875 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida Notice is hereby givon that R. LWheeler, purchoser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 3081, dated the 0th day of June, A. I). 185)0, has filed said certi­ ficate nl my office and has made ap­ plication for Tax Deed to issue In acconlnnce with livw. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated In Scminolo County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. SE cor. of Sec. 10, Twp. 21 8... Range 31 E, run N 220 yards, W 33 yds., S 220 yds., fc. 33 yards. 1V4 A. The said land be* Injf assessed at the date of the I sbu once of such certificate in the name oi J. 8. Crutchfield. , Also: Tux Certificate No. 480, dat­ ed the 3rd day of June, A. I). 1018, has filed said certificate In my office nnd hns made application for tax deco ACCOUNT O r o r R o O. I l e r r l n ir , S o itt'ltn r a n d C ounsel S p r i n g f ie l d , iii ., May s.—Af­ ter long debato on the prohibition today question, the Illinois passed, 78 to 72, n dry bill by Repre­ sentative Recce, Democrat, the MU, which received only one vote more than the necessary majority, provid­ ed for distribution of lines collected for liquor law v i o l a t i o n s . ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE HUHINESS OF OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLES FOJt HIRE ARK SUBJECT TO A LICENSE TAX OF $10.00 PEY YEAR (or $8.00 for half year). This law is now in full force nnd license payable at City Clark's of­ fice. •> x W. B. WILLIAMS, 63-10tc City Manngor. >r.V, Hy: A. M. WKBKH. !»• O. ILMNOISE nOURE PASSER ;* DRY BIEL LAW ! lion of tho cheaper cars and many of them are manufacturing a lower Tho Nobles nre all coming home priced car in the name shop with the after spending four days with War­ expensive car. Many of the cheaper ren Harding at Washington. And cars will give the same service as wc Just know that the Sanford Khrfn- the higher priced car. It is a note­ era had a good time. And then we worthy fact that at this very hour lire all proud of that Tampa engine several factories that were engager that was made ready and decorated In manufacturing high priced cars two years ago, went into tho hands of In the Orlando shops (?). a receiver and are now rcorganzing Ilot weather is having its effects to make a cheaper car. Two things are apparent. First on people generally now and mur­ der and killings of all kinds are be­ that too many people rushed into the ing chronicled every day. And you manufacture of automobiles. All could not make money. Secondly. Big curb exchanges and bucket shops* and other crooked joints in ,Wsll stri ct snd other atreets jn New York sre being closed up and many of tham are going broke and the law la getting after them at la st It U astimated that people have lost mil­ lions in the bucket shops of New York during the past year. * And while the crooked shop! can get mil­ lions for nothing wa are suffering here for the want of money for in­ vestment that would be gilt edge and « paying investment for n life time. People went to be crooked, people went to be faked, an honest man hat fio chance to make good when the world is crooked. F l o r i d a , hniw a w^eU^Tor f.W 'c o lie e » •^ .• t l r r w o r k a mn t o th « k n o w n p a r t i e s , W itn e ss ,m y hnnd an d o ff ic ia l seal d e f e n d a n t , a n d o n c e n w r t k f o r H ir n t a t S a n f o r d , j t o m l n o lc C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ron»e«*utivr w rrl.'a a s to* tlio u n k n o w n t h i s th n Oth d a y of M ay, A. I).. 1923. tm rtlra, d e fe n d a n t. •' (81CAI.) i *5. A. DOtTOI.ABS. t V l f i f t e t a tny liond n n d t h e «*ml o f C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. t h r s s liT T 'lm ilt C o u rt on th is th e 8lh H rtn rn o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . d ay o f Ju n e . A. D 1933. H C IIK M .K MAINKS. ...is, a . ,i>ot:n»-A.sa. S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p l a in a n t . C l e r k of tin* C i r c u i t C o u rt. 5-0-12-19-36— 6-2-9-16-22-30. HemlnMe C o u n t v. F lo rid a, A n d a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g Interest u n d e r H u b e r t N. P a y n e , d e f e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e In a n d t o Ilia l a n d s a f o r e ­ said a r e h ereb y o rd ered a n d re q u ire d l o be a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t, a t t h e C u u r t h o u s e In H a n ­ fo rd . F l o r i d a . o n I h e f l h d a y of A u . Must. A. D. 1923. b eln a th e A u g u st itu ln 'D a y . an d then an d th e re m ake a n s w e r l o l h a h ill of c o m p l a i n t fllrd In t h i s r a u i r , o t h r r w l s o a d e r r r k p ro c o n f e s a o w ill h e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t s a i d u n k n o w n p arlies. . . . . • » ■ . I t h r . j t r d e r a f l 't h a l t l i ) h » j « d j e e > e , r « b lls h e d in Tho H a n fo rd H e r a l d , S n e w s - .i j t % Fruit Cocktail Hearts Celery Chicken Nodtllc ' ‘, ■ "* ENTREE Rissoles of Chicken ROASTS; Long Island Duckling. Vegetable Dressing, A|i Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Young Vermont Turkey, Cranberry Sai VEGETABLES “C h oosing t h e G arage’*is th e n a m e o f a b o o k let th a t y o u sh o u ld read before d ecid in g o n th e ty p e y o u w ill b u ild . W e’ll b e g la d t o give y o u a free copy. White Potatoes in Cream or Candied Yi Sugar Corn on Cob SALAD Lettuce with Russian Dressing DESSERT. Phone 130- •Sanford, Florida Apple or Lemon Meringue Pie •< Cake snd Ice Cream \ . . j �.-V .t0 ■ teleffXt KNOWN AS WILBUR •. . •.- • - «*•* « * i > * « • * Very High Land, only 8 0 0 Feet Wide---Combines Both ....Ocean and River View!... *** «£♦ «$»♦$» iiVt' snnrt‘1 »r fI Complete Water System V. - • * JL ■ ^ i« % TVou; Being Made Improvements W ell U nderW ay Owned by the Community . hi v4 ‘ ••nit tV«i«4 * ’. Club House Tennis Courts If you intend to buy Ocean or River Front Property, either for specu­ lation or residential purposes, it would be well for you to investigate Terms are convenient—25 per cent down and balance in monthly in­ stallments. ' WRITE OR PHONE 563-J trflS C6Ut> ON-->O R FULL INFORMATION - i. —-| F lo rid a Coutit In v estm en t Co.: Please send, me w ithout obligation, full parlieulavp of Toyouita Beach Name Address �T h e 1923 A s s o c ia te d ARE YOU A T o u r s G u id e f o r M o GOOD DRIVER? to c is ts ia N o w R e a d y ., ' By. E. T. STRONG, • ,, , , 7 , 7 , ? . ■ „ , _ , „ , , -f , DeMolay held • very interesting mectMotorists who aV. General Bales Manager, Hoick Motor £ Jn tho Muoh]e HJ J * hcn tbc ^ Company Molny degree Was conferred. Suppose that you were to ask one It was considered one of the most htindred average motorist this q u rs- [interesting meetings ever held by tho tiohr "Aro you n good driver?” W ith-1members of tho DeMolay due to. the out hesitation, each would say, “Ab- j fact that a Jarge number of Knights Kolutciy.’1 And yet if you were to e x -' Templar were present to witness the amine that one hundred In the fine Iceremonies. Taylor.Conmiandery No. points of driving, not more than tw o!23* stands sponsor for tho local Deor three would deservu to be qualified Molay chapter which Is recognised nr expert drivers. Not more than and supported by all the Sanford G a r a g e P h o n e 4 6 4 -W teach, please and give every boy a good time. ■>' ScVernl weeks ngo over five hun­ dred dollars worth of equipment was ordered and it Is exported to nrrive in time to put on thq degrees at the next meeting in the proper manner. "Tlie Girl from Upper Seven” wilt* be given a g a in bo a s to raise money to pay for thdso things, . -V Refreshments of Ice cream arc serv­ ed lit nearly every meeting. Nut n single one of the boys will ever rc- l.n. 1. ujo lew hours that o •pent onre every two Wwkl meetings and the intere*tini that are given by Iho ahor* ^ gentlemen. See Y o w e ll M e n ’s a n d Monday. ---- - B ovs’ m ‘ The ifirald delivered u, , week fdr l o - . F ires lime and Michclin Red Tubes w ith All Cord Tires ship, appointed nn advisory council " nil of which usually attend tho meot-jB togs. These men take a great inter-|S cut in 'th is chapter and devote n u n h jj of their time to it. Of these special " mention must bo made of Prof. ,G. E. j ■ McKay, James Moughton, "Unde 5 Jeff” Whoeleas, Dwight Babbitt, H a-l£ met Tolar and quite a number of oth- ■ era who also devote much of their ■ valued time to the order. These men £ have been untiring In their efforts to!", GENERAL REPAIRING STORAGE-;— WASHING---- GREASING ROAD SERVICE Rive & Walker 310 Went F ir s t S treet EXTRA SPECIAI G IA N T “ E X ID E " B A TTER IES FOR FORD3 $ 1 8 :0 0 l'h cn o 548- ■Sanford, Florida •Sanford, Florida Ice Cold Chcro-Cola to each C ustom er S atu rd ay nnd Sundny WHY BUY MAIL ORDER TIRES W hen we meet theHC prices nnd Rive you Quality? (A\. without giving it a great deal of thought. BiA the man or woman who gnihs tjie most in comfort, conven­ ience and economy, is the one who is constantly endeavoring to improve his T H E ONLY EX C LU SIV E DODGE R E P A IR SH O P IN SEM INOLE* COUNTY. FLORIDA or her driving. The good motorist i;i always looking for new methods that he can apply to his own driving. He lenrns how to drive with safely over strnngii*roads, how best to niuko lxitli right and left turns 4rv thilWfuntry hs well ns in the city,' how to go down stoop grades, how t/i start Bind stop on grades, how S K I],I,E ll DODGE M ECH AN ICS TO WORK ON YOUR CARR to approach strange or dangerous crossroads or railroad crossings, how All W ork Done on F la t R ate Basin— We Can Tell Iiefnre We S ta rt W hat Ymir Job Will Cost to drivoi over,the top of hills, how to negitiuto sand anil mud, how safely to NEW OVERLAND RED BIRD COMPLETES CELEBRATED LINK puss yehHcif-jtoing in the same direc­ tion,ntul bow,.to incut tlu>x«, apprquah*. ing him. These uir but u few of tho things which a driver can do in the common way or the expert way. Corner Oak Avenue and.Second Street S a n f o r d , Florida If ho decs them in the expert way, he is un efficient driver. Not only is he getting the most out of his rnr, but he Is being the easiest on his car. And ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■M BftHBaaaaHHaaEaggtmMBHHHaiiaaBhaHaBBaaaHaiaaaaBaaBana lit the same tixno, ho (a driving safely j •' 1 ' . • New and Up-to-date Repair Shop with All Parts for Dodge Cars LOOK OVER THESE PRICES Fabric 6000 Miles Cord 10000 Miles 0x3 ..........$ 7.10 30x3%.......... $12.50 8s3%.....».....—8.10-__32x4________ 20.05 1x4 12.80 33x4 21.20 2x4 ....... ... 15.20 34x4 .......... 22.10 1x4, ............ 16.75 34x4%.... ,....... 26.50 1x4 17.50 35x5 ........ 32.80 Phone 417-W---------FIR ST ST. and ELM A V EN U E -SANFORD, FLORIDA rapidly, thil n^ed^for driving, universally is really great. Tho man who is Inefficient in his driv-1 Ing is a far groater liability to Ids | community than tho efficient driver who speeds. . Since the days when fifteen miles an hour wus t{ie top speed for a motor oar, most- of us have connected fust diking with danger. Wo see n car hurrying down tho streot at more than Abe usuul rate nnd wo say that the 11 curqloss. J f brought into court, lie would no ilpubt, be branded as reckless. As a inutler of fact, the fust driver nmy bi u l-l safer at lalge than the W hnl an Autom obile Owner Likes— ■"■‘|1 Jordan ALES— SERV ICE— Our S torage Cupnrily ih Unlimited R E F A IR T U R pS D EPA RTM EN T ACCESSORIES » ROAD SERV ICE F R R E E AIR AND W A TER F . I). M cliridc, Prop, J . E. C renshaw , M gr. R epair Dept PH O N E 270 OAKLAND HAS THE GOODS. Around the rim of tho United Status, across the continent nnd hulf way buck again—that’s the length of u tour that could l>o mudo in nn Oak­ land enr absolutely protected against excess oil In tho combustion cham­ ber. This is the conservative mini­ mum written distance guarantee— 15,000 miles—that is given by the Oakland Motor Car company on ev­ ery ear sold today. So fur this guartee him cost the Oakland company less thnn one cent per car to make good. AUTOS RAISES LAND VALUES. ' nelwifep lino and 1020 farm land values tocVcaScd 1L1 per Cent, a» an average, throughout tho ciiintry. Borne Mtatea wont as high as 110 per cent. Firestone tiro men see in this' increase a direct compliment to bet­ ter highways, quicker and iporo eco­ nomic fnr mtrnnsportution und butter Marketing conditions in general. Motor vehicle owners and prusliective owners art* expected to pay out at least (2,600,01)0,000 for car* and truiAs this year. \lnety-reven per-cent of the milk ■going Into Cincinnati daily is earried by motor trucks. ( * -v 4* % S , A ,, — I *\ Am x>,r^O H v B ^ X t L S ^r\ J y t ', ' M r. We know of HO ■ [M X ienccd motorist who' had the occasion" tc make a trip of about 140 miles with two different.drivers. The first driver covered the distance under ideal weather nnd road condition* In about five hours. The .second driver made the same trip during • rain, when the touils were slippery, In less than four hours. And the second Journey was by far tho aafer. Why? Simply be­ cause tho second driver wus efficient. How many of us are rcnl students, anxiously trying to find out how we may Improve our driving? How many of us are giving this' important mat­ ter the attention which It deserve^? Careful analysis would show, ^ no doubt, that no other thing, which ef­ fects so muny liras In so many differ­ ent ways! Is receiving auch little fonsldoratloa ns the driving of motor cars. •!. ■ -** , ** ‘5 What wo have In minll is a wider nnd moro cxtenslvo application of thm, principles of right driving, which In­ cludes much more than strict obedi­ ence to traffio regulations. We would Hku to see more fino driving, more^ fcal thought on the pnrt of drivers nnd Tnoro kindly ticatnunt of other motorist. These -j/ MM wt M M M L . Jj H /w B | M jg fjj J L / U 1 / \ .. j ! .The Powerful New O pen ^ ' » . New Body—New Motor • ifazr Advanced in power, dependability and good looks, and priced the lowest in>21 years. More than ever the greatest road car made—-the most corr^prtable, most economical, and easiest to handle. - The lower, longer, roomier body is built o f aluminum. Finest leather upholstery, new fitting* and instrument board. New motor—more power, more speed, more economy. New pressure air-cooling system which guarantees per­ fect motor performance under conditions that would stop any other engine made. New demountable rims. Quality to the smallest detail. The outstanding tour­ ing car value o f 1923. List price factory $1950. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Phone 812-W ! �Seminole-Overland Company News E The Touring Car ADrikn /. •. b. Pontiac Rm J iih • . . . $ 97$ Sport R oaA ftir . 114$ C o u p . Io c riv * • 144$ UmUm-o STEN to an Oakland 6-44 engine tKnt has t delivered twenty thousand miles of service? Its smooth and silent flow, of power amazes you! W hat is the reason? Sturdy crankshaft and connecting rods of the finest metals! Costly patented bronze-backed bearings! Lightest of moving parts reducing vibration to the minin\um! A pressure feed lubrication system con­ stantly bathing moving parts in oil! Cylinders honed to the smoothness of glass! And above all—-accuracy and precision in manufacture. Drive a year-old Oakland—and you’ll under­ stand why Oakland’s “ Mileage Basis” gauge is such , a true representation of real quality. KENT VULC. WORKS its Oak Avenue and Third Street The’ $emlnole Overland Company are thero with the goods in the Auto­ mobile line and they have four cnrft for you to choose from—the Overland Red IHrd, tho newest of the now and it Is sura some car for the money and is one .of th<* snappiest cars on the market today; the Willys-Knlght, and they have left nothing undone in mnking these enra the greatest ever built, and with this ^season’s production there aro models to chose from and .they are the work of experts;; then the I’nigc, the most Ix'nutifu! car in America, with every convenience thnt the heart could .wish for, the equip­ ment Is perfect In every detail and to tidev In a Paige i alike taking a anil through tho clouds; the Jewett, made by Paige, is a lighter car tlinn the Paige, but is one of the sturdy, band-, some looking cars of today with six cylinders to tnkc you whizsing over hills and through the country whether on business or plenaure you will al­ ways find thnt your Jewett will be there with the touch of tho atnrtcr pedal and carry you on your way with the grncu of a fleet deer. Don't forget thnt ‘ the Seminole Overland Company nre the distribut­ ors for those four fine makes of cnr« and will at any time be glad to give you a demonstration on any of the above cars, o thrill on the floor nt theif show rooms r.ml V«iu are invited to call on them at any time unci ace tho earn perform. Mr. Smith, the manager of tho com­ pany, "“says that they nre receiving shipments about every week of these ears and there will be a couple of car loads of thu now Red Minis due to ar­ rive the first part of next week. COUPE—Five P.ocupfi O f importance to ever/ purchaser , of a quality car is the fact that there is a Lincoln representative in nearly every city and town in the country. This assures immediate, interested, and capable attention to any possible re* quirement for service and parts, an element in satisfaction, the importance of which cannot be overestimated. Millions Added to Automobile Taxes Central States to Keel Heaviest Mur '» din Commercial Roadster ThCOray has the comfort, the dependability, the econo —expect4ivyou^automobUci—Nf>t^tinkt&o4?oadster-cur-ia -------- ........ ;----------r ------ ! ................... — now fully equipped, including windshield rubber, clash light and speedometer. It is an automobile th at you will be proud of, Vctroit Touring Roadster Coupe.... Coach..... 4-Door Sedan Chassis Exceptionally good terms You can also save money by havingj, your- •car oveynauieq. ai repair department All work absolutely guaranteed. G R A Y M O T O R SA LES PHONE 558-L-l ‘ __■ ••• ——Han f or d, Florid* CHICAGO, June P.—Millions of dollars will be forthecmlng from the Ipockets of'm otorists'In'a numlier of mldiMo'Wtstcrn stfctos ddrlng the com­ ing year ns the result of lawn puased by legislatures of the winter nnd spring. Texas appears to hnvo passed the most radical increase. It is estimated thnt $10,500,000 additional will come from the pockets of motorists and wholesalers of gasoline. Two taxing measures dealing with automobiles were passed in Texas. One places a one cent tax oil each gallon of gaso­ line sold by wholesale dealers, while tiie other revises the present system of niotor lieensc fits and increases them approximately 100 per cent. It is estimated thnt the gasoline tax will net tho state $2,500,000 and the li­ cense fee increase will bring $8,000,(HH). Indiana now has a law imposing n tux of two cents n gallon on gasoline, estimated to yield $3,000,000 yearly. This will he devoted to good road pur­ poses. In addition tho legislature pushed a law cffictivo next January 1, Increasing tho license! tax on'auto­ mobiles. In Oklahomu n tax of 1 centra gal­ lon on guxolinc was included in n hill passed by the legislature. This is ex­ ported to yield $000,000 unnually. In Oklahoma City an ordinance recently passed put* tho charge for a city li censo at 50 cents and is expected to yield $18,000 to tho city. Tux legislation in Kentucky, passed in 1022, which liecamo cffectlvn this year Is expected to not $300,000 to tho state. In Ohio 87 bills directly affecting automobile owners were introduced in the legislature, but the only onu that was passed increased the tax on trucks. , Only one stats showed a decrease. This was. In Minnesota where tho method of taxing was changed. It was estimated that whllo the average car tax tor last year was $17, tho average for this year will bo $19.44. However, the legislature -passed ai bill to sub­ mit • constitutional . amendment to the voters a Uhe next regular elec­ tion authorising the/legislature to Ax « tax on gasoline. . In both Michigan,and Iowa a tax of 2 cents a gallon on gasolino was pass­ ed by tho legislature but was vetoed by the governors., In Ibwa a law )«as passed placing motor bus and ^fupk transportation lines under the supervision of ‘ tin state railroad commission while a tonmile tax was imposed on these lines to dravt from them a contribution to tho state highway' maintenance fund, AJdw was aUe, passed requiring that Aulhorizotl Ford and Lincoln Dealer The new series are What years of workmanship and design have created in the Cadillac. The eight cylinder power plant of the Cadillac is one of tho greatest achievements of the day, no vibration, noiseless and of Herculean power. The most distinguished car in America with the many open and closed car designs to suit your wish. ’ See us today. Wc will be glad to demonstrate the advantages of owning a Cadillac. m \*\. SALES NORTH ORANGE? AVENUE- SERVICE ORLANDO. FLORIDA �GOLF BOWLING TENNIS ta ta M M Pa "■> Quick Service Transfer Classified Ads le a word. No Ad taken for less than Jfce. And positively no G'lasalfled Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. 'Count tile words apd remi$ acordingly. Common yellow soap is a good mi terial with which to make emergonc repairs in your car’s gasoline line. GAMES TODAY Florida 8 ta te ‘Leafii< {Irlnndp At.UrndptUto'n. lakeland at Tampn. Daytona at St. Petersburg. FOR SALE Storage Facilities f ARM h its —You can get send bed If we plcaas you, tell olhtrai if net, frames and irrigation pings at the tell us. Pheae 498 Sanford Novelty Worlta.______100-tfc FOR SALE—Doaler and Gaya’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty SANFORD NOVELTY Works, Sanford agents. 183-lfc WORKS AI.IJ —URodo island eggs fg, 15 eggs for $1.00. < V. C. 'C O LLER , Proptli, neardsll Avenue, General Shop and Mill Work store with dwelling combined with CONTRACTOR and BUILDER stock. Would sell.—L. C. Klnard. 1)7 CemMtrcisI Strsel—Sanford, Fla. 58-1 U p . B .W :’HERNDON >i IN SU R A N C E A GENCY IRR____- A U T O - -----RONDS ■'w\Aer hnd FaVorite.gns range like new, nlso light Ford truck, platform nnd cab, just overhauled, good rub­ ber.—109 N. Hanford Avenue. Phone 473-J. * Cl>2tp YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida Slate League Rradentown 2, Orlando 11. Tampn 3-7, Lakeland 0-9. St. Petersburg 5, Daytona’ 1 ■*.* • National League New York 0, Pittsburgh 9. Boston 2, Chicago 4. Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 3. Others not scheduled. Americsn League Chicago 7, New York 3, • $t. Louis 5, Philadelphia 0, Detroit 4, Washington 7. Clevelnriti-Bonton, rain. Southern League Memphis 0-1, New Orleans 1 Atlanta 4, Birmingham 3. Chattanooga 12, Nashville 15. KTUDKHAKEH (7 -P A S S E N ­ > Llttlo Rock 8, Mobile 3. G E R ) GOOD R U N N IN G , GOOD Contrnclor nnd guilder T IR E S , M A D E GOOD T O H I R E HOW THEY STAND $200.00 FLORIDA CAR DODGE” SCREEN DELIV? i ? r j | >• : Y. FINE ’SHARE, , CORD Orlando r.....„ KsthMIafced lUOH Lukeland Tumpu ............. Ural Estate, Loans and Insurance Daytona ...... Phone 48 104-8 Mngnolln Avr. Rradentown .... S. O. Shinholser A. P. Cqnnelly & Sons Ft, Petersburg ‘ tie ) » J . *t» STEWART The Florist Tut Flowers Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants Phono 200-W 814 Myrtle Avr. SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY F O JtP R E N T FOR K E N T — Furnished rooms and kitclirnnottu'for ll||ht housukooping, Till Mngnoliu Ivu. . , . ) t 4P*tIc, General Machine and Holler i*'<1K” itE N T— 6noJ furtiish'ed houiio In Works rholrn location. Seo I'nul Lake, Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint FOR R E N T — Two comn-clipit r«»qms Acetylene Weldin'? with private hqtli, cool and com-Sanford, Florida Rhone C2 rtnblo. Gardgo If Ucsirod. Ph’one 4-W. ,. 88-0tp W. H. Leak • J. 11. Colflougli [TFRJALOWH, cottages and nfiart- BASEBALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING National League Won I.o^t New York ....... 33 14 Pittsburgh ...... 27 19 Brooklyn ........ St. L ouis........ Cincinnati ...... Chicago RtAUhi Pliihidelphia .... ra iw m ,m m m,m, m mi m ____ jtjucks arc .operating M v «nd tire hauling annually 1,130,000,000 tons of freight, Ipthiding 134,400,00 tons dof farm product*. ' * “The Nth Commandment** pleased n Reduction insurance costs paid large crowd lost night. ( by car and truck owners is being worked on diligontly by thc Insur­ And it will be shown again tonight ance .Committee of the National for the beflefit of tlinso who could not CARE IS FOREMOST be there last night. / • IN BUILDING IIUPP Coloen Moore has the leading role. Tho Hupp Motor Car Corporation, Tho story is by Fannie Ilurst nnd through its large, manufacturing fa­ cilities in Dctrojt and Jnckaon, Mich., Is a good one. ’ Racine, Wis., and Windsor, Ont., en­ Also International News showing joys as great a control over thc pro­ pictures of tho Shrinors convention ducts that enter ita completed cars that vims, held* in Wssniitgton 'this da any other automobllo concern' In the country... “ week with many other features. Hupp* alsp; provides *it* 5,000 em­ And the-honor guests tonight will ployees with an unusually large man­ ! Mr. and^Mtji., Joe to-e sn»| \4I11 roe ufacturing space in coipp^risoq to Tho NIK Commandment” without output. Forty thousand HupmoblW at to them ,-the,treat being on the nro scheduled to be produced this Mondity J; eight—Olnlro * Windsor, Kenneth Harlan, Hobart liosworth, Paulino Stnrkf and Alex Francis in the grentost romantic melodramn ever produced, "Tha Little Chusrh Around How many timea have your the Corner.” * * pleasure rides been ‘spoiled b y ; Motor Trouble Tuesday—Agnts AVren, Theodore Starter won't work Rol>erts and Richard Dix in the new N o lights Pnramount auto racing picture "Rac­ Bad Wiring ing Hearts.” "Faster, Faster.” . , Loose Connections , Dead II Wedneadn^—dnrkle Coogan, the Gcnern Out of, Order. million dollar kid ngnin romping thru The Electrical qyHtepi is the a play of sunshine and shadows, "My heart of your car. No electrical Doy.” job i« too deep for u«. An inspection cos in nothing. Mr. Motorist See Yowell & Co.’s Men’s anji, Boys’ adver- Monday." fi ‘ known to need any intrudocth* to! the Sanford public and their eff«J should receive the support of Sen2 parents who would like to pi*, ^ youngsters in a summer kini«|3 ton school Of thc right sort. Set g. vertisement in Herald. ■asSBIBBUI Pudding Studehaker’s sales of repnir ports, covc/Tng repairs due to acci­ dents os well ns replacements, averaged but f 13 per car in operation In 1922. . I. : , . . While the sale of Studcbakor cars has- mounted strikingly, our parts sales show a gradual decrease. ‘ This emphasizes two very important fncts: that Studebsker cm nre delivering n high degree of satisfaction to owners; and tint th, Studehakcr dealer in primarily in business* te soil cars—not parts. Thin also means tjjat tho Studehakcr dealer docs not have to car­ ry burdensome stocks of slow-mbving repair parts. And to supplemeht the dealer's stocks, when necessary, every Htudet‘aki-r dealer n the United States is {wjthin over-night touch with one of the Studebaker Parts Depots, established a t stmtegic points throughout the country* The low maintenance cost, and the consequent small depreciation of Studehakcr curs in tho second-hand market arc advantages that enable Studehakcr dealers everywhere to make permanent customer, and to build up a profitable business. it^lVdcljverc^ iC.2" .....w* SPE^IAL-SIX—5-Piss!, 119 *» r itc Thc automotive industry, includ­ American League ing tires, hnd nn output in 1922 of $2,725,000,000,1according to tin- Fire­ Won Lost stone Tiro & Rubber Co. .. 1 ‘ New;York .. Philadelphia Cleveland .... Detroit ....... St. Louis .... menta for tho summer season at Washington nytona Reach. Rcasonnhlo rutes, INSURANCE Boston .'...... Fire—Life—Auto . Will furnish photos nnd full informa* Chicago ..... No. 3 Flrnt Nnt'l Bank llhlg. Annex tion upon request.—Iluiloy SANFORD FLORIDA kins, Daytona Reach, Flu. I Southern AsNoriation FOR SALE—Hkchnnge or 1 Won I^>st Pctf lintel property in Oviedo. Aildrrs* Nashville *... IK .017 57-Ctp New Orlean W. R. Williams, Sanford. 20 .583 FOR R E N T A T CORok’AD tYiitiAClt Atlanta ..... 20 .505 21 .523 lu-ilrooms and l>uth. Furnished, Clinttunooga 22 .511 $150.00 sensdnl Near- ocean.— Mrs. MeSi|diis ..... 23 .405 Harry II. Sams, Box 313, New Smyr­ Uirminghnm 23 .400 na, Fla. . *fl0-lfto Little Risrk R0 .318 Cards of Sanford’s Reputabls Professional Men, earh FOR R E N T- -Two or three furnished of whoss. In his chosen prohousekeeping* rooms.' All convon* '*‘tf! * XNNOUNCEMliNT • • The I'ipe Organ Club will nug-t on fsoaioD the Herald recoinfences. Phono 432. 400 Palmetto. . ssends to tho people. 01-2tp Mondny ufU-tnmm at 3:30 o'clock at space is 2,850,000 square feet. The advantage of to such control and large manufacturing facilities are many. Employees at^alI times are given plenty of'Joew nj in pertorm ing/their worl^ '•There is no rushing through certain operations with the_ possibility of having them improperly done. There is no slack­ ening of rigid inspection in times of abnormal demand. Engineers nre en­ tirely free from the limitations they plight meet if they were dependent, for somo vital parts, on outside man­ ufacturing sources. Because it_ is one of the Inrgcst buyers in the- in­ dustry,- prices quoted to tho corpora­ tion are as low as any-manufacturer In tho entire field can buy. i. manufacturing facflilW buying power mean c o a i S nonucal operating com* oS S of years. ** Every" one of the corpont plants devotes Its entire facility Hupp production. Hi.PP nUo , tains its own extensive rncUIlnr department, dynamometer unit a large department where all H. and partially manufactured m»ti nre inspected before further n factoring of them is allowed . 50 I|. P^ delivered ...... BIG-SIX—7-pas*., 12<i" W. C9 H. 1‘, delirefid A. Foot of First Street Iocnk & Colclougli G eorge A . D cC o ttes FUR RENT-r^Ftimisi\cd rooufs und the luupo of Mrs. W. M, Scott at 514 > < - •» kitchen, 710 W. First Street. ‘ fll-4tp Oak hyenuo.' i • ■ FOR R E N T— (kdtuge. See J. .Muy, son, 001 Palmetto Ave. . Cp-lUtp A tto rn ry -n t-Ijiw Over Bmtnole County Bank (FORD -I•:* FLORIDA FRED R . W IL S O N ini-iit. 417 W. SeL-und. fitrtwil. lUUClp: W ANTED ST k Nt k ; It AI ’ll K it" WA'FJTiTlTr !>«• experienced. Addrt-iiii p; o : hux YANKS LOSE TO - WHITE SOX 7 TO 3 JSJCW YORK, Jpnc 0,—"The ChlcagA* White Sox hit tiireo Now York jdtehers, for 13 hits totalling 2L basey. nnd made it two out of three froin tmi Yonkees, 7 to 3. The score:, Chicago ........r ... 310 201 000—7 13 0 NfcWYork ..I....... 102 000 000—3 8 1 32-tfc ___ . .* . WANTED—Used musical instruments Instruments of every description* First Nstinnsl Rank Building Will pay cash,or trade.—M. L. Price NFORD -:-:FLORIDA Music Co., Tuiiipa and Znck Street, PHILADELPHIA, Juno 0 —Excel­ Tiinipn, Fla. 5-25-lmo-c lent relief pitching by Rul>f WsllU-rg KLTON J. MOUGHTON W A N T I -I i r W T i U Y -* £ f e r i5 — with gave Philutlelphia, the final game of ruhlwr tires, in good.cunditlon. Call the *aeries | with St. Louis yesterday* ARCHITECT 470-W. ‘ m 00-Stp ti to 5. Thc score: S t Louis ............ 032 000 0 0 0 -5 8 5 FLORIDA Philadelphia ........ 102 001 110—6 9 4 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BOARD AND 'R D W qHELLE MAINES , -i- LAWYER — Court House i I I ’.* * . p p C v .'v, A . C. FORT, Manager * s . THE ACCESSIBLE FILLING STATION WITH SERVICE *, Corner Flrat Street and Myrtle A ycpue-^ —Sanford, Florid* | ■.............. ------------------------- V ----- m„ .. . __ 7 ' i m \ T 1 - V 7 ■ ' ■^4 . . ,. ‘ i ■»—4 rk 1ir?v i t >f 74 ijf n :; | ■1 1 r 1 H A 1. c . 1 ,M Wl> nro thfe oldcwt welders in the city— no job to i small and 1 " no job too larire EXPElH' s t a t io n a r y a n d m a r in e e n g i n e MECII " ’l i l t ) 11ANICS—OUR1REPAIR DEPARTMENT IB COMPLETE displacement—249 cubic inches, And Jewett’s power is jx< obtained at the expense of high «?|fhie speed, with Its premature wear. from Detroit yesterday, 7 to 4. Tho score: Detroit ............... 000 000 022— 4 t» ) 100 002 040—7 9 1 Practice limited to Diseases of Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat AMNESTY TO ALI. Rooms 226-228 Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted POLITICAL ALLIES M otah Building DENTIST SAN HALVADQR, Juno 8.-Com New Mrl*ch Ruildiog municstion with Honduras which had M Rxsmlaod Glaasaa Dmlgtsd l'boas 201 Hanford, Florida been cut off for tho past-two weeks, was reopened today. A messago re­ ceived from Tegucigalpa, tho capi­ O pt D. tal, suys' lTvsident Gutierrez has Is­ sued a degree granting unconditional B, LIFE, AUTO 1NBUUANCK amnesty to all political tixilcs. *- *1* *1* ♦!* v r % * '* • m -»’ •I* V V Y V Wuihington * y O U need not be an engineer to appreciate s * Jewett's a m t power. Just look under the nood at the Paige-built motor. N o car within $200 of-the Jewett price has a motor ol equal p is tp o tructive rooin with' iiosrd 910 pel WASHINGTON, Juno 0.—WonhinBweek.— Mm. E. V. Booth, Laurel Ave ton hunchrd hits to tnko the scries nuc between 7th and 8th St. 02-3tt DK. G. S. SELMAN The Fifty-Horsepower Motor Fills the Hood! TIRES ACCESSORIES Expert Repair Department From the six cylinders, 3 Jx5 inches, a mod* crate r. pTm. give* peak power. However un­ usual the emergency, Jewett never t/ndn»» meet it, but handles every, situation smoothly and easily. In e warcf, tberc’s Paige quality in DR. R. M. MASON W. tl. THIGPEN Reel Estate dollar fiddt Henry McLaiilbt J r ^ OARAGE AND MACHINE CO. A Corner Oak Averihe and First Street-*------ Sanford, Florida SANFORD, �■. MSgH K •*: .••• • : '' •' - i . ’. .s - . y t y *t4 • • • • Offers for sale unsold portion of its capital stock at Par $100.00 per Share ... i r , • {. SUBJECT TO INCREASE IN PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE Sanford Mortgage Loan Company was organized in April, 1922, with an authorized capital of $250,000, of which $50,000. was promptly sub- & ; scribed by leading local financiers. The balance of $200,000 was left in the treasury pending observation as to local requirements. J The ► ► ► ► S. 0. CHASE, President ► ► ► ► ► ► ► ► F. P. Forster 0 . P. Swope Edward Higgins W. C. Hill H. L. Walsh R. C. Chapman Officers of the Company are: COL GEO. W. KNIGHT, Yice-Pres. and Gen. Mgr ALFRED FOSTER, Secretary and Treasurer Other Directors: B-. F. WHITNER, H. 1J. STEVENS, L. I. FRAZIER Other Prominent Stockholders: Ellen Mahoney J. A. Shepherd Stella P. Evans J. D. Davison Jas. Moughton Fred T. Williams W. S. Hand Sheridan Jewett W. C. DeCoursey E. B. Randall H. F. Kent B. E. Squires Joe Rezienstein J. B. Little E. B. Rouke Mrs. Ruth E. Moore H. P. Smith Alfred Lilja Henry Nickle C. M. Stowe A. F. McAlister C. W. Stokes Dr. C. J. Marshall From the. beginning of its operations the Compariy has been unable to supply the demand for Mortgage Loan funds and it is anticipated that the entire capital of $250,000.00 will at times be insufficient to meet this demand. . , * • The success of the company is very gratifying to its officers and directors, earnings at the rate of 17*4 per cent per annum having Deen shown upon the mqfney employed. A dividend of 8 per cent has been declared, and the additional profit passed to the surplus and undivided profits account of the company. These earnings are a result of turnover of capital and do not repre­ sent the profit on individual loans. In the editorial colmuns of the Sanford Herald of June 6th, there appeared this significant com­ m en t “Real estate is the finest security in the world and especially Sanford real estate and yet it is a difficult matter to borrow money here to build homes— and it is not difficult to bor­ row money in cities with less backing than Sanford.” THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY IS TO PRO­ VIDE ADEQUATE FUNDS FOR NEEDED HOME BUILDING OPERATIONS IN SANFORD AND ADJACENT TERRITORY. It is also cotemplated to make long term loans on other im­ proved real estate within this field. ' ' The stock of a well-managed mortgage loan company is the safest investment under the sun, be­ ing backed by first mortgages on real estate based upon valuations of not to exceed fifty per cent o f the actual value and in many cases at a lower percentage of value. The risk, if any, is distributed among numerous mortgages, each and every one of which is negotiated only after conservative aopraisal and complete investigation by the loan committee of the Company. Coupled with this element of safety is a percentage of profit greater than can be found in any other investment which possesses the necessary safty to make it deirable to shrewd investors. Tliere has long been vital need in Sanford and vicinity of a strong financial institution of the character and with the plans andd purposes of the Sanford Mortgage Loan Company. Its stockholders will surely profitlargely'in a financial way through their investment in addition to having the satisfaction of knowing they are doing something constructive for the community in which they live. j A cordial invitation is extended to call at the Company’s office at 115 Park Avenue, where de­ tailed information will gladly be supplied. 1 • - .c - � 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 09, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 09, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 09, 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/a3d36fd3113442129db61765446df6b2.pdf 74ad3765fa6e8e664efc1cec7e81eddf PDF Text Text .V t. '<■■■■ 1 ■ ,. * _ i '^ ■A< ^I (^?V> |S|»f! gS ^ Hi? * ?*] • v . '•1 V*' * . ’r-e VOLUME IV - _ •* w- <$ * '3 5 * ' - - -t ■ _ OF THE WORLD’S G1 IN THE A *» i». J k— lTEST v e g e t a b l e *V- V* ’* < ‘ ^ »_____ ' • ^ TT~- '. ' ■- ?" ‘ ■I ■" S■ R ID A , F R i p A Y , J U N E 8 ,1 9 2 3 ,8 A N F O =#= --------ni?P* i .*■ ST-** lli ' V-M < - l " == -». ‘Ui X ___ I CHALLENGE GOV* SMITH PTED IS m m •' INVITED ANTI-SALOON i S a O i J b W ILL niv GIN CAMPAIGN AGAINST i . — r. IM '-I dvTi r i w , ■- r f t jf j. s . : ..... jTH E MOST IMPORTANT MEETING THAT’ HAS EVER BEEN . HELD BY TH E GROWERS ‘ . — . • The organisation committee of the growers of Seminole County having flniahed their. Inborn are ready to report the reault tonight at the Court Souse at eight o’clock. This Is a meet­ ing of the growers of Seminole County and only grower* are Invlted to attend. The constitution and ly-law* will bo submitted to the grower* a* a whole and will bo adopted or rejected. The fate of the organlaatfcn hinge* on tho action of tho grower* to­ night and it behoove* every grower in th® county to be at the. meeting tonight; at tho court hou»e at eight o’clock. kr in r Tfc« Ah m Ui M Pn m ) MONTGOMERY, Ala., Juno 7.— j A -U + V -1 ."..,,-i\ Charging Governor Smith of New _____ MARI O F CURB York ‘ha* elected himself chief com­ D ISC U SSIN G A D V I S A B I L I T Y O F W IN K E L M A 1 .............. mander of nullifcrs and bootleggers . A PPEA R ED YESTBR1 i O F M A K IN G R E P I i Y T O and rum runners,” Dr. Parley Baker, ■ n ew g erm a n n o te general superintendent of the Anliu ySaloon Lcagua of America an­ Ski ' ............... ♦<I nounced hero the league wll^ accept the challenge of tho Now York gov­ A lleged T h a i B o o k s o f . , t ± ______ 1i OF CONVICTS ernor Issued upon his signing the bill. GOVERNMENT . . . _ | . Ht ’ %...... a IlegR, T a k e n A w ay In Event D ednlon l a . R en e Information received from the WOULD, UAVB SOLITARY CONPlggly Wiggly may be “all over , m v ’ T a x le a h French G o v ern m en t W ould • County Tax Collector/ Jno. D. Jfnklns, F1NBMKNT8, N « RATfONS ihc world" but Sanford people are shown that tho taxe* for thia county . Dismiss It (Hr TSr .\«.srUI»a not concerned with all over the <J*jr Tfc. A iw th lr* rtH .) have been well paid up for the year NEW YORK, June 8.— D|»trl ,t T7i— re- • TALLAHASSEE, June 8^-Go\-er- tnrney Ronton, * who Is invest’ world, They know however that the of 1U22: At the tax sale held 'laat )■> n » rm *» Sanford Piggly Wiggly Stores ha* nor Ilartlce signed the' I,ind*ey con­ PARIS, June 8.—Pari* and Brus­ Monday only 380 tax sale certificate* charge* of bycketing against the goods and their special sales for vict supervision bill today which is de­ bankrupt brokersga * sel* are keeping .id p o rte n t commu­ were issued, a decrease of 6J under Saturday and Monday have tho world signed to 1* far reaching In main­ cnlletl on the pollco to nication today dlrotnmlng ,th*. ftdvis- the previous year; this Is a mighty bout. For instance with every $3 taining rigid Inspections and places tracing records, of curb ability of making rrtfy tto. qfjfc X&r- good showing, especially In view of purchase you get free a tack of supervision in the hands of atate of­ of L U Winkelman and Col #man repaartlona note or iROorinf It tho facf that “ number of pew sub­ floyr. Ju st think of it and your $3 ficials ns a whole. entirely aa not susceptible of form inf divisions ‘ were assessed and conse­ which disappeared p few mini worth qf groceries will b? chpaper .„ Rigid rplea and regulations in gov­ tor ipyoluntury bankruptcy basis for negotiation. In event the quently a great many more items on than tho cheapest. Then read the ernment qf prisoners fo take the place hod been, (lied. , Banton decision •la reached that reply be the tax books. Another Interesting advertisement today and »$* th# very of tho Whip which wo? ab*"«»oncd W made French government la reported feature of thia tax sale la that near­ j J ^ ^ tnwy Gibbs’to Win! low prices on everything ip the grq- the legjsl.turs were prvnvplgktril t ofavor curt dlamaanal of German’s ly all pf the valuable property was , M, „ ho lcarned of the eery line. Piggly Viggly make* d ,y b y th e llo a rd ,^ ( ^ m l Mi n n r . r » p f j ^ ^ thj|t ho M latest proposition. >. Belgium on tho bid in by individuals, the state and ■II ----t ! •«. -V them qomo down—trgdu Vfith ,[w m . stuto Institution*.. Solifpry. :.^qnflae-1 |or^ , i , cvcrml ^ contrary la said to be deairoua of county thereby getting the taxes at her of the Pari* lodge, to which John WASHINGTON, June 8.—A page wording acknowledgement in such once, instead of the land being certi­ Paul Jonc* belonged, vas ahoflrn ant depleting, numerous.hlatorlc evsnt* manner aa might leave way open for fied U> the state to be redeemed in taken away in a taxicab. t Ip which Mason* plnye«l a part, and pleading tho enure of tho «U-w repub­ further parley. { , ’ the years to come; tho bidding was dancing on Pennsylvania avenue last lic In tha court of Loui* XVI. The failure of Winkelman Fenner.Premier Rene Viviani suf­ lively and Spirited, nnd in several In­ nlgM. brought the annual Shrine con­ Mason* of tho Union arnty wore which was the largest firm i t1 Wednesday Night under thu terms of the measure which membership In the New Yo fered a fainting apell while pleading stances the purchaser took certificate vention to a pictureaquo close. The showi) carrying slnln Gonfe«Joriita Ma­ cate in coqrt and was taken -home on four ncrea having bid down from pageant, moving under n canopy. of mma thrqugb the lino for burial, nnd Large Class Goes Forth Armed With now becomes a law will be contact of- market Intensified Banton o_ ffetal. One of thc most Important psign against brokers al)|gg|Lt6 l in state of collapee. forty acre*. The amount of taxes and colored light*, was witnesaed by Pres­ Admiral Pcnry was dej-ictod discover­ Many Degree* changes from the present system He* operated In questionable me" coats being fixed, the competition ident and Mrs. Harding, about whom ing tha North Pole. Theodora RouseIP provisions for piecing grade two Ignited tSates Attorney Hayw»i " ROLLINS COLLEGE, WINTER velt also was represented a* wfr* MUST TETOUR- WHERE comes in bidding down on the number much of the activity of thc cqnventlon convicts lit work. PARK, June 8.—Rollins College clos­ Albert Pika, soldier, sailor, author nnd KI.RPIIANT STOOD ON ROAD of acre* of land. so entered teh investigation qc „ ; centered. Solitary confinement, rest! acted ra­ alleged conspiracy to dsfraudi r ed its thirty-eighth year of scholastic father o f the present ritualistic sys­ Mr. Jinkina has Just received a let­ Led by unit* representing varlopi PULASKI, Iowa, June 8.—A de­ ter from the Btnte Comptroller read­ branches qf the army, nevy and ma­ tem of th* Scottish Rllo. Chief Ju s­ work with the graduation oxorclse* tions are provided far convicts “refus­ ter*. eGorge Hattie .attorney for ( ing to work or refusing to do work In tour la necessary on the BloomAcld ing a s follows: rine corp*, the pageant Included, 30 tice Marshall ond Lewi* und H ark, hold out-of-doors heyo Wednesday proper workmanlike manner” while llrm, whose liabilities listed at night. Some five hundred people were Masons, who biased the way to Onprued near here, where, an elephant million seven hundred and Afty t “In glancing over the record* of float*, 2G band* and 04 Shrine tem­ has parked itself. Tho animal, part thia office ns to the collections of the ple patrol*. On tho front* tho thous­ gon In 180$. • present at the oorvlce and at the re­ “gross" violation of prison rules or sand dollars assets, one million! The dancing which followed thc ception which was given‘in honor of use of “vulgkr, profsno or Indocent hundred thousand, Issued st,at*l of a carnival yhow^arrlved here five several tax collectors throughout .the ands of spectator* were shown tho week* ago. When the carnival left, state, you might bo Interested to Knight* Templar In the Cru**des, pit grunt wan Intended to represent r a ih e graduating class after tho com­ language" will subject him to solitary declaring hla clients assert* confinement with restricted rations. wpni solvent add •intended .to , . the elephant decided to ntay. ' lie know that tho general average up to pochonta* saving thc life of ^aptaln “United Country In 8Up." Tho imi*- mencement program. A procoaalopal "Prieat’a March, At- For slight Infractions or rules he may erate with recajvet to th# fullest relented efforts of hla trainer to dis­ June first is C0.1S per cent, so it 1/ a John Smith, William Penn making |c was broadcast by radio throughout lodge him with a tractor and the mattor of congratulation for you that peace with the Indiana ,the Boston tho country, und was carried to th® halia,” by Mendelssohn, played by the bo deprived of freedom privilege* tont for .protection of Its cu*l ItaUina College Orchestra, opened the from one to ton days. Restricted diet treiner retired with a broken jaw. , yovr 8W M P /W the same period Ten party, which aoeordl n,t ~ thousand* .of t . participant* through program, the graduating In extreme cases srcurdln gto board’* The tractor was wrecked. Other reached |T7.26 per cent.” Jv record*, was enacted by members amplifier* along Pennsylvania avcnyc. evening t classes entering tho out-of-door thu- order may be reduced to half pound K«ch block was sot aside for a sep­ trainers attempted without »WS**a inia record n«ur« is •• pp up tfl vy June tat, and of St. Andrew* Lodge of Boston, Th|a to move the beast, which continued tho T tx pulloctp^ Ko, to ,mak« it dressed aa Indians, and Geoirg-J Wash­ arate slate and tho exhibitors alopo utre by the music. Following the of bread dally and required supply of tho lino were invited to Join the 14,000 Rev. JJnrry Ingram’* Invocation, Mis* water. Prisoner must remain under th# county’s u baled hay nearly to deplete th* ........i„ JOp mn p fl f f " * ____ b. making his ington In various crises. . this punishment until he “faithfully crop. This morning, however, the annual ./epptt an tJuly, I*Li ** thc Paul Rcyero was shown on hi* fa ­ registered Shriners and their visiting Lillian Eldredgo »ang, "\Vhere Cora* promises to abide by the. rule* ,snd —— \ elephant (lipped Its chain, wandered eha/iff wilj, he paked, to leyy at once mous ride, nnd tlcneml Joseph H. companion* In the fe*livnl. ih Lie," by IMward EIg*r. TALLAHASSEE, Flo., June perform work to tho host of hlif abil­ After thc “Dance of the Step*’’ thc l)uu to tho sudden illnea* of Dr. eight mile* down the yoad and flop­ pereonni property ,ivhich may re­ Warren. In comn nnd at Bunker HU1, Legalised hanging will be a thing, , J . C, Tims, of Tampa, who was to ity." >, ped again. r.fl.S. whoro he foil. Ahothcr fior.t deplctinl homewunj ru*h began. main unpaid. i the past In this atate, and the Hoctri Conrad V. Dykeman, of Brooklyn, hive given tho address of the even­ ThU ia only one more indication of tho signing of tho Declaration of In­ chair will take its place after July J SMITH'S NEW BARBER' SHOP th? pros|>crlty of Seminol*^,. County, dependence, all ‘.he algner* but one thc new Imperial Potentate, and hi* ing, Dr. R. J . Sprague, acting presi­ under qnactment of the It>23 Is ‘ ONE OF FIN EST IN ,3T A T E enpecially. In view of the fact that havipg b«eri Mason*. Tho ringing of divan, wore Inducted into office late dent of tho college, spoke, presenting turn. • •! < - i »• nhqvt 70 per cent of each tax dojlar tho Liberty lleM by,Masons wus pro yesterday at the concluding business a Jive talk on present day need* In the The measure, which was Inti Smith’* New Barber Shop opened goes for the support of nqhool* pnd sorted, and Bonjiimln-Frartklln, mem session. educational work. ’Hie conferring of in the house by Representative degrees followed, Dr, R. J , Sprague today (n the new, (E’ulestfln-Brpmley yqad*. Davis and In the senate, by 8 T building undar moat favorable cir­ fund, court expense*, nnd the various being assisted by W. R.,O’Neal of Or- NEXT MEETING AT DAYTONA; W. W. Phillips, provides, thi cumstances apd with a line trade. other exiienaca of thc ntate and counltndo, treasurer of the college, and b e c r b t a i u b r ELECT state officials shall select O.'t Mr. Smith hie been operating a bar­ Dr. H. C. Boice, of the College faculty , O FFICERS. place of execution, which will | ' ’ _ . ' ber shop In tha rear of Jo e’s Smoke jp the ceremony. ably be the state prison f House but wspling to keep up with The benediction was pronounced by EU STIS, June 8.—The two days’ Ralford. Under this procedi • / 1T'T~** V», ( »M it* Dr. Harry Ingram, pastor of the Win­ tha forward march of Sanford he ar­ Word ha* been received that , th* convention of the Stale Pharmacists NEW YORK, June 8.—A run-awey ter Park Methodist church after which ami State Commercial Secretaries sheriff or other county official ranged for the room in the south end Shrine Special will be here tomorrow Ing a condemned person In of tha new skyscraper and next to morning after seven o’clock and the trolley car killed 12-year-old Margpr- the college orchestra playad a* a re­ closed lest nlgpt with banquets. Ex­ shall Aftpr his,having, been sent ct McLaughlin and Injured three oth­ the Hotel Valdes where everything engine that mad# the record will prob­ cessional, "Stcpkanlo," by Cxlbuika. tra delegate* ,caroe yfsterdsy from by the governor; * taiko him was arranged in the building for the PERMANENT LICENSE ISSU K b ably he pulling tho Tem pi Special ** er persons last night when it dashed A delightful reception was held In Orlando and Daytona to contend for place of execution and deliver AND WORK WILL START new shop and it la tha very latest she pulled It to Richtpond when the in the foot of e hill at 126th strfet honor of the graduating clatsea .In next year’s convention of the drug­ the superintendent In-charge. and Amsterdam ayenpe, and crashed AT ONCR . ^ . world's record was made for « contin­ word "in tonaorlal makeup. Every­ Carnegie Hall imipodiately following gists, whlqh f a s won by Dayton*, o u t day* prior to the time of « • w • • into e five story tenemont h°u*«thing is whita marble, and tho ftxuous run. The epedal will ettreyt tho commencement program. It was while Ukalatyl' vas the successful <ur Ta# AsM fUtu rw ssi . The car and lower floors of the an informal affair throughout, just a bidder for. tho secretaries’ next con­ tlon tho cond»’tnneM JKrsnn *h* tures are aali^to be Abo very best and ...WASHINGTON,. much attention everywhere In Florid* June. 8— Flaal placed In u death chamber, ’* very latest in the south being right approval has been given by Federal and many Sanford people will |>e building were wrecked. glad handshake time at the close of vention. closely to tbe chamber hous The child was playing in the street^ ■ te college year for the friend* of tho from the factory and up to the min­ Power Commission to thc porject of down to ace the train. The druggist* eletced the follow­ chair. Only the superlnterute. The. new sho phaa eight chairs Alabama Inter-State Power Com­ college in tbia section of the state, when thc car struck her. ing officers: in case tof h ls./ W n te oj- f and everything (a neat and clean and pany to be located on the Telepooea TEN NEW FACULTY In tho afternoon a short session of I*on lisle. Tampa, president. Th# car was nearing the top of tho his deputy, may administer good looking. Shower bath in con­ river at Cherokee Bluff#. Pennp].auric J . Taylor, Eustis, ftrst vice­ penalty und it will h# open, MEMBERS OF MBRCBIt hill when it started to roll hock. When the Rollins College Alumni Associa­ nection and all the very latest ap­ npnt Hcopse w» slasued todayap d It etruck a switch at th? bottom of tl)e tion was held In Carnegie Hall. Mat­ president,. relatives^ minister*, copnsef pliances to make your shave and hair work will be /tartod June 18. The James Embry, Miami, second vice­ grade it was derailed and *truck V»e ters of Importance were discussed and condsiunvd perron and MACON, Oa., June »v—Ten new rut a pleasure in the future. Reed porjoct calling for Drpducjion of one building while traveling five mlje* an passed op at th* meeting,,the on* of president. chosen to witness the •: the advertisement of tha new Sihlth Hundred five thousand horsepower la faculty member* (o f, Mercer utdver* hoqr. All of tha Injure^ were pas­ most importanqe, perhaps ie ln g the John Vldell, Gainesville, third vice­ When the person hi sjty werp named at t|ie r*C*nt meet­ Barber Rhup’ and give them a call in 6ne of the largest now before the , . sengers on the car. One pospeoger decision of the alumni lo edit a month­ president. nounced dead, the body, ing of the board of tr>>M«** ° ( lhe th» new Pulaaton-Bnunley building. commission. The principal plant will Joe Haughton, Palalka, sscreUryly bulletin in the In^rest of Rollins claim for it by h b , > Institution, nccordlng to annodneq- prpl the motoroiaA*Jumped t® *#faly College and the AlUmnl Aseocletion. treasuer. be Urn miles north of Toll*****, ment here. The new faculty paem- when It started on Ua downwa/d cither be turned. av#r ATLANTA, Ga* June 8.-P ia n s Ala. The company holding llcqnse ia Executive committee—J. J . Oerig, flight. The rootormon later told the A. J . Hanna, assistant treasurer of for dissection, .or glYen hors will take up theor duties at the ar* being formulated to give Atlan­ subsidiary o f Alabama Power Compolice the power failed and tho brah*e Hollins College, prs* choeen a* editor Ocala; Wm. Jonas, Jacksonville; J . usual for ordinary tmh next term, It b elated. Other deta a great treat in the obeervance of pony, chief competitor o f. Henry gave awsy when h*Attcmptcd to atop o f the bulletin, and /. Harold HIU, R. West, Tarpon Springs. The measure, wh Educational Week, the Unit week In Ford In bidding for Muscle Shoal*. veldpmeata include the decision to the trolley. Tb«ae offlce/s wet# named by the mayor of Maitland, was elected busi­ . , , by the various wq»V»* f« pmploy a full time alumni eecrsUry. September. Local club* and civic ’ <* ness manager. . secretaries; slate, passed early in the •" l i t L| organisations have been asked to FLORIDA HA0 HOLIDAY «* WU|b B .I’owcll. aecreUry of the „ Those awarded degrees or diplomas '* » *4 with-little opposition in U Pt n m b k Join hand* in nmktng th* pffalr on* ' FOB EVE BY MONTH a| th* commencement program hehe Lake county Chamber of Commerce, i.;4W y.• IN THE YEAH to be long /etp/mbered. • president of the association; P. H. • Wednesday night er»**« ’ Doctor of Divinity Degree, ChrUto- Thomas] of Fort LapdertJols, and T* TALLAIIAS8EE. June 8.—Plorlda pher Stanley Longt of .QrJando| Moo- J . Appleyard, of Lakeland, vlce-pr*«Ilias a legal holiday for every month Charles, Sumner dent quid secreUry-tresayrtr, respec­ 4n the year, On* doe* not neceftsyrfty Arts degrota, tively of th# oaaocbtloq. com* every month, hut there ore 18 , Alice Modena of them ia all not counting Sundays, Whe Bbot Down lb*, BllU Mir . The'Roving plctuvfV ’o f the Bkhfotd nnd of th# greet majority only the --------tj F 't l je M v r " )& • b r l4 ftii s bonkers enjoy, OoJjr i-'Lsrw MKNT BAYS OUR CH1<F EXBCompanies and oy/ iplliUry km IN THll - B , - ond WL Graani, Frank W. Pal­ them, in factr *|>yUMiy R thJ h* shown here Monday and T iIDKNT HARDING . CUTIVM 1 • i s r n > ----mer, George J*. Tdwnbridg* and Chaa. bight at the Prince** Theatre. Tha school kiddies Inasmuch »a they don’t PIECING, June . ................... .. — w.t-'rV »* E. Ward; Diploma In oVlca, Lillian heed will -pUp gad there will be a big got a holiday. MINNEAI'OUB, June 8.— tha Assocbtcd P re ss )--E v ' foralgn office today W. Eldredgo; diploma !g public * * Sunday beads th# list while the meetiag to roust- enthusiasm for the "should be employed tp insur? sg sln .t any unklo. demanding music, Elisabeth E, Wallac*, ’ vnllMtpeet of men io t K hand and in other statutory holidays follow: New nrreaury ties,i 11. ConveTS* and Rosa M. .F Year's Day; Birthday of General Co. D and the “ romp Harding in a letter to diploma frimi Academy. .« ilfK •Hilary F w L Low! tlim esoU , and mado paid slaying of J."A . Taylor, merchant of down | Draa, Katharine Foulknar. sry 2f ; lit* M l. !>M*I for Sanford *nd Sanford litis* Which ’■ ■■■ 1 ih . n lto w . M u m u .1 Sanford. Katkarioe IwwU, the t n WUhelmena >8ttWM8 ■f League on iU ch It entpUa Mender in — > »«* kw they get ^ two ■ villa ii. boy» lm: IN .. coJ WELL PAID convict Ml SIG ,\ai | SflDlNERS ISSirBiG AT THE NATION’S CAPITAL Pageant Staged on Pennsylvania Avenue Was f *- i »' Most Gorgeous . Grodoatton Exercises at Rollins College-™ "™ ( Af1cu11u«, Legalized Hanging Thing of the Past—; .......: Electric Chaii1 Pharmacists i Close Meeting at Eustis Today 12-Year-Old Girl Shrine Special Here Tomorrow Morning : Killed in New* York * 1 Trolley Accident __ _ . . > Alabama Corporation Given Approval Today fbr River Power Plant »■ ^ -—rrz . Pictures of Co. D And Aur Fine Band ■' Will Bo Shown Here . ► - EVERY China Demands Apology an d " From . *. Negro Was Hui M InAlabmaT Confessed .- .S ^ IJ rtv^fT* i : } . �■ , v Pr " *. ^.vfQ TIIE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923 PAGE SIX F.r * —• ■— 1 •- ~- r * — “VALUELES8,” RUM CARGO SOUTltERN SHOPMEN n dnlnty Madcrln handkerchief, wan W ILL REMAIN IN OCEAN A FTER PAY INCREASE « won hy hjra. I.a*arus. ‘The honorce _ was also presented with a Maderla Va.. June 7.—Offers -------- ‘T O N I G H t Commission > CHICAGO, June 7.— Negotiation* of NORFOLK, handkerchief. the captain of the rum runner .have been started by the federated i *• _ - — t> MRS. FRRI7DAMiKR, Society Editor At the conclusion of the car3 came, Marshall Neilan’s shoycraft* representing nn .estimated Glen-Beulah sunk id collision with an I’hone 217-W the hostess served brick Ico cream, Hi For* Florida: Probably show- N SE R V E *F b lt FOUR YEARS WITH­ ns yet unidentified vessel ten mHcs ol.OM employes of the Chicngf, MilOUT FAY OR EMOLUAIENTS. . I f , on l n « r " » > f r l c m t x l U l l l a K >«■ efs tonight and Friday. — I f ,MM n r r f t o l o « a n , » » h r r r o r c u m i n * nnd cake. The favors were miniature wanker and Bt. Paul, the Chicago and °<T lh? Cape Charles lightship last . . ** k a i u r , o r If r#>w n r r r n l r r l n l n l M * . w r i t # ha k i« filled with salted nuts. Northwestern, nnd The Southern rnll- .Saturday night, to hnve tho wreeje I fly T h e A a w irln lr* I 'f f M l ■ pu u la l r u n i . l n t h in d r n n r l i n r n l , * l « I * * r * t*n no *»» to •* fcU ltt P* Wt Those ..njoying the cordinl hospital­ II filll d rln ltn . ..r i r lr p h u u r I h r l lr m . TALLAHASSEE. lA o u n iiA ^ o a ri. June •>“*“ 7.—Oovo-- way oystem for nn increase in wages inised nnd salvaged, have so far With Leatricc Joy, Matt M oor, h r itrc n llr ap p rrrla lril. ity a t Miss W hltncr were V r*. M. S. nor Iln rjcc i s fxperted to nanv nml of time nnd onc-hilf pay proved unavailing. and Raymond Griffith. The , t(,rr Wlfcglns, Mrs. Claude Howard, Mrs. The cargo* of IJibo car.es of Ameri­ shortly, Vat lealk” five portions t«* fop OTCIl|,„0 wn,j Sunday work, John of another Cinderella who ^ SOCIAL CALENDAR .. lnnihhn'm, M b* Mahlc Howler und serve without pity o:i the Children’p*^rL.tnry 0f the railway cm- can bande/1 whiskey “has no commer-, herself love letters and t h e n 'l l Mrs. Elton Houghton. Codfi Cornmlp'ilon. u - raation of l}"’ ' ,,j, y,;n dopottmont of the .American cial value in thy Oounlry,” say the them all romc true. See it Thumdrty—T i l l h V p U f i s nt wrecking • companiefi, and they de­ Ipgiilatu'roJ The’ member! of the-J t*«(Icraltoii o f; l.nbor.announced. chuckle, choke and cheer. Sp«i4| Methodist Church nt high noun.% IlU FFET SUPPER COlbmiss Ion will serve for four years J l;n j0,j representatives nro seeking clare also that the wreck lies too deep Ipictures t l ff t i m a n m. 1.. . orf Itne crailoat,, of tW D M n h i * ta i-t M •« Friday — "Uy Bloctfmb* Country a t th e pleeaurp of the chief executive.# ^ ra(J|rn J)f naRot r . effect before for divcis to work In. The Beulah Lust eypnlng Miss. Rosamond Rad­ Grammar School and the .Store” nt .High School Auditorium ii,rd entertained nt n buffet supper at will be Idown up Ey thp coast guard Ri|k Thnir tlilt*#.*) nii'outlinfd in the enact * School. Also a Comedy. afternoon— ment, arc to “edit nnd codify Iho laws the fro.ird'fl cut' over which the fed- nr n menace t o ‘navigation.' Another Thursday |,i-r home .on French avenue, honoring » t p* ernted fthnp crafts _struck last yenr. Friday—Hoot'Garden C lih entertain* the muni her* of the Tillis-Cain bridal closed. of u general, rnttiro rt’le.ting to chil­ Mr. Scott raid, although ♦ottlemont* Daily Herald on iis-'s i t J"''** Smoko nt n handkerchief shower nt the r»U«y‘"e.UH. n h a r n i . • ,„ „ k c „ * « , dren and to report to the next ses­ teacliod so far havx* been nt a three sion of the legislature through the rent J.n hour rale, bringing the men’s home of Mlar..EF>ui’ Whittle, at R 1*. Tk , « . . . I . W » for !ho,c *h » « » ..t l» .l« p , -Friday and Saturday. KIDNEY TROURLB IirX'OMIM governor any desirable thang«s,"-nnd wagen to TSe nn hour, throe cents m,, complain tiling Mi** " Beatrice HnlsTus were every where, ii.iskets Colecn Moore in SERIOUS to make 'n thorough nltidy of condi­ Martin n bride of this month. . rnd bases of thcs«’ lovely flowers board rnte. If it were not fur the rhina wo nre tions relating to the welfnrp of chil- nliovc tho _labor “Suffered with w-vorc headache, ------------■ - — Friday—Mrs! U. M. Gnflnway will en- adorned both living nod dining room. “The Nth Command­ having tlie weather would priilmbly drrn nnd report to the next session (MEXICAN RECOGNITION bat km he and pains in my lega nnd tcituin the ih chiBert iff tho Glean­ The dining table was graced with the bo melting ccvryonc. it la killing thmu'rh the governor. | JO B PLEA SES OHREttON under myehnuldcr blade. My kidneys . ment” ers Class nt four o'clock nt her huge wedding cake surrounded with ihi.-:u in Ohio. mid bladder v .’Pro in had condition. I Ponnltics .nro provided for nny, 'dnialor and ferns. Suspended from home. (............ ......... . “person nr person* who shall l»y nt: .MEXICO CITY, June 7—President war. weak r.nd nervous und felt titpd Fildny—Mr#. R. R. Huns will enter- ()u> l.|,aiidi llcr to the com er* of the ones ___ The pepper croft is holding up re­ overt net interfere with said eommls-: Ot.ieg.m Is entirely oat is (led with the nr.d "worn out Wulking .mado mo . tnlh the members iff the MotluTS*; tnt.1i- wire streamers of yellow crepe markably well nnd many of tho slon or nuy one acting under Itn a ti-. work done hy the Mexican mcmliern short of breath. E^vcry. morning my Hat raising among men a* « f,wa Club at her horn# In Rone t ourt nt pnper entwined, with daisies. . The growers nro »hipping aomo» fine pep­ thority hy preventing or alliinpting if the recognition conference, sayu face and hands were bloated. Medi­ of grectirg is said to Is. loair.s popg. light* wore shaded with yellow which 3:fll) p. in. pers this week. to prevent nn Inspection or vlsltn-1a statement given out Wednesday. cine failed to help my condition niid inrity in Germany owing to the hi(k Friday—The Phllathrn Class will on- rc.Mt n soft glow over thD pretty price of hats. lion/ Any offense coming under this The statement denies thnl Adolfo do doctors advised nn operation," writes t-rtaih at a dinner at the Pre iby- s: t no. Thu cutting of the wedding Mr. A. E. Churthwell nnd Mr. R. mcnor cmfwy cmfwy vbgkqjnifwyp in Httrota, secietary of the tu a s- Maggie Nelson, Moswlnle, Fla. "F o r­ terian Manse honoring Mias Her- rnkc enused nnirh merriment. Tom The Herald for flrr.t class job work. A. Palmer of Jnckionville arrived in clause is punUhnble ns n misde­ ury, lias liron made a mt-mlier of the tunately I rend about Foley Kidney ininin Lehman, a bride-elect of next Cain, the bride groom, cutting the Snnford yesterday, nnd, will he in the Pills, tried them und got reilof." Sold meanor. No in*p«*ction is permitted, commission. dime, Miss Ann l-eo, the ring, Miss week. i eity until this evening. Mr. Church- however, of n private home without Simors Ron and Ross “hnvu inler- everywhere.—Adv. • Gasoline Gauges for Fords $1 00; |>,T Mary Zarhnry, tho thlmlde. well Is the Churchwell & Co. til Pads 50c act. Spotliglits, WimbhiiH vprefed with fidelity the high mission the consent or the occupant* op com­ Mr. nnd Mrn. W. P. Wilkinson, of Miss Rudford was assisted in enter­ visors; T IR E S and TURFS it rlow \lbfided in them" in tho opinion of Jacksonville, nre spending n short taining her guests hy Misses Mnry Florida Sanitarium nnd Hospital, petent court order. the chief executive. time here nt the Montezuma. Orlando, Florida. Medical, Surgical, Notice Is lieretiy alven that J. !». priced. You can get back, with nor Zarhnry and Ann Lee. \Villl.-irim ilors not have nny notliorllV tires. Hotter gasoline and oil, Wi Miss Tillis was attired in a liecoin­ Maternity. Capacity 100 patients. HORACE E. DODGE LEFT AN to lilml thii umli-Mlancd. ewnipany In ESTA TE OF $.H.1H0,3BH any . .1.11tcn11••n w-liatsoovcr, nml tills carry the largest Stork of nutnmobiU Mrs. S. M. Lloyd and Mrs. Archie ing apart enstume of green nnd white. Rest, diet, physiological thernpeutirs. PREVENTS INFECTION eoinpany will hot Vo •responsHite for tires and accessories on Palmetto art. Betts spent .Sunday nnd Monday nt The guetrtif last evening were: Miss Unexcelled In Suthcnrt. 00-tfc Tlie greatest discovery in flesh healing l In- |>umim-iiI of any cln-ck. onli-r. or Incurred or mnilo \>f llio salil J. II llti. DETROIT, June 0.— Inventory iff Cnralie Tillis, Tom Cain, Miss •Anna is the marvelous Boroxone, a preparation Mil iJnytonu Bench. I.. IVIllinois nflor .loin- till. I'iSS. Many of-the Snnford druggists at­ that romea in lioiiiil nnd |xiwdef form. tile estate of Horner E. Divlgo, tiled Mason, Hugh Tillis, Miss Ruth Gillon, rtltAY Mirptlt WAI.I-W roMI'ANV, It is a roinliinaUon treatment that not (Not Incorporate)!) (Nut inrurpurAifiu . ----Mrn. Edward Higgins nnd fnmily Claude Shoemaker, Miss Ethel 1 lllis, tended tlie meetings at Fusils yestcr- in probate court todaV. shows a totni only purifies tho wound of germs that . »'»;• -''r*HirleklanH. Owner. pn|me((o Ave,-------- Phnnr «|-J dny and again today. The druggists of $:t7,lKlt,r,8H.lH left hy the automo­ muse infection but it herds tho flesh With w-K-utC. arc spending the summer at Daytona l.nyfactte Tillis, Misses Lillie Ruth . - — - -------- —— -—- ■■ ■- ■■- — - - — -— are having a big lime n t .Fastis nnd bile manufacturer. Virtually nil of extraordinary s|ieed. Bad wounds or Spencer and Mary Zachary. Beach. they will wind up the pnrty in n blaze this amount was In stocks of which ruts which take wts-ks to iieal will* tho ordinary liniments mend iiiiiekly under of gloiy tonight. 120,:i tn,nr>0 wn* in shares- of Dodge tiie imwerfiil inJluetiro of tlds wonderful Hnnninl E. Taylor and It. E. PenMISCELLANEOUS SHOWER SEABREEZE, American nnd rock, of Lake Wales, were among the Brothers, II.1.1 Inr., Dodge Brothers ........ Realty- rrrmslv. dK1‘rieeI(liipitil) lift'.....4180i*, II 1W!’ nnd ? 1.20. Misses Viola, Booth and Evelyn Yfiwell & Company have nn adver- lirmiirin, Fl.OHIDA European Plan l utlruiss visitors In the City Substan­ Harrow entertained very delight fully tia^mont in thin issuo eidllng atten­ Company stock, was valued at II.- J ’owtb r 30^andICOe.■ ^ 'l'1 *’y UNION PHARMACY tial yosterday. One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates Tuesday evening, nt Hie home of the tion to the Friday nnd Saturday (H 1,777. l-’l. Other stock im ludrd in­ Hanford, Florida — Hoom, $1 per day and up; $5 per week ami up. Special former, In honor of Miss Beatrice sales ' of ginghams nnd rhambrny vestments in these local hanks, tiie A. M. Hodgson, of I-nu Gallie, nr- Mai tin, a hrldo-eleet of this month. week-end rates.----------------Every room has running water. dresses, silk dresses nnd corsets and Detroit Orchentrn Hall Association , |veil in the city yesterday nnd will The parlor and dining rooms were sweaters, etc. Read the advertise­ nnd Ford Motor Company of Ergspend n sliort time here attending to decorated tastefully with a profusion ment and note the cheap prices. land. Victory and l.iln-rty Imndu totailing f l . 000,000 were rlmwn In the business. of pink nnd while flowers. When the guests were assembled, The Snnford Band will piny next inventory. ‘ Miss Thelma Bullard leaves today the parlor door was swung open, and Sunday afternoon at Among the personal effects of LARGE ASSORTMENT SWIM KM'S lhe cunfor, her homo in Gainesville after little Ernest Southward entered, dress­ cert was postponed from Tuesday Dodge nre listed guns nml pistols In all the popular fihadea nnd styles Roing at spending the pnst week hero ns the ed ns t upid. and pulling an express right on account of thy rains. It is valued nt $l,00ri, including two guns 4()c---------75c—* ----- $1.00-------- $1.25 . guest of Misn l.tiey Byrd Bmyihe. wagon of pink and while laden with hoped thnl Sunday afternoon the inlaid with gob I ami n r ife valued at • Special annortmcnt goinif nt, each . hand will he enabled to play between *22;;. Dodge ha<l coiiiimrnllvcly l i t - ; the gifts. 25c Mr. nnd Mrs. John 11. l.’Engle, "f These were deposited a f the feet of showerh und give us another one of tlirjew elry hut the ll-t inelutled our Jm-ks.ihvlllc, whose marriage was a Miss .Martin who sal in the ehnir of their excellent concerts. diamond solitaire valued nt >.,.>on. recent special event, arrived in San­ Sold hy honor. ford y< ntordny nnd nro spending n few r i n-» ra *n Sa ha P-i p r e s i d e n t p l a n s During the evening games and eon- Pa P h o n e .125---------------------------- — --------- T h e S1« U N IO N P H A R M A C Y days here ut the Montezuma. FOURTEEN HPEEUllRS tests were enjoyed, the prizes for vi Sanford, Florida r.c these living won hy Mlsse Beatrice ^ * ON WESTERN TRIP Mrs. Frank Crayam and Mrs. L. 8. Mmtin and E**le Whittle. M 1 Grnynm lelumed home last «veiling la At n' late hour the guests were •«»- •rru WASHINGTON, June ~ >'re»ifrom Lake Wales. I'rodpriHif and S e - . when' r. \ nn r t |,(.k , V.le«l Into the dining room • k. ,|, nl Hat ding will make f.iurleen ndbringkvjieri1. they spent the pnM wi dnlnty refre-.hmeiifri were aerved. In «.>i route to the I’aeiliic roust •ry al#asaiitiy with friends mid lela- tlw m-ntcr of the table were the dolls, A very delightful birthday party .mi his Abciknii trip and will •'tieuk In was held nt Lake Mary t'asino on live court lilie s .after returni. g Don: bride and groom. ^ The guests were: Misses Beatrice Wi dnesdny ufternnon in lujnor of Alaska, according to an official an­ Mr.! hod Mrn. N. <>• Garner and Mai tin/ fin ite Dnrary, Iri- Britt, Mustier Charles Sewell oil Ills ninth il., one, meat of the executive’s itmdnugl|t#r. Marguerite, ami < barlea |,„ ii priest? .leauaelt Filing, Jul- bil l Inlay. erury made piddle r*t 'be M liit* Hill left Tuj-julny in p r ho Ah Virginia Dc< oiirsey. I no- "Tln-re wgrv fifteen yoi’ng guests banyjiln., nKtl, Wit •/», ..... . w|,..je » • - will be J..m- d raipe i-m u*.'.', Mjiym(. ...... , and n merry time was bail by all. ' Fii'iil details of th,- it im rat y with b> Mix Hill and baby and, together Ilium.. Muymo Sped, Carrie Staiimy,; (■[,,( „f „|| cveiyone spent n Joyful ,,eri to aihliTSSoa w.mv worked out they r- ill go to Pie mountains in vlk- Kuth ’ Whittle. Ersle '* Whittle. Luc.ll " ’* ' 1 |n,in- b:;tliiug in tt.»* lak«'. then all l,y 4he i If.ddenl ill conference with K|„|:,L h ere they v. ijl Hpviel the sum Anilei'voa, Elixnhilh lloollhan »»d khaki of games weie played, aftri VValter U. Brown, chairman of lh mir. , Mesdames Ira Soulhwnnl, J. 1,I*H which a ffi.llity luni-li wrilf served. commi don on reorganization of gnvTlio children pres.-lit Aveiej Beat­ ..... m itt department and mi advisor i.inl llutry Uatiow. Mr. and Mrs. Krueat Rrunp left to­ rice mid Betnl-e Snow, Blan.he While, „f the ereetuive, Mr. Blown left day f.,f Savniiimh fr« in which point .m i :u t : i . i . a n i «» uh. s h o w e r Madeline l.loyd, Anna Jones, *(urmnn Winh'ugloti lust-night to confer with tiny (Xpert to take tho orenji steamSnow, Albeit Whitaker, Charles Whit- lucid commit lee oil dctuilr of the MUh.s bycllv Anderson, Elir.nbcUt chip for New Y>nk Uity for a f«w al it . Rust Wfiltnkcr, Unynmud I.ock.-, ;.t.-. 7 . , vi.. . to cacit ut «}« » "irweek# visit vs it ti p-lilt hen lifter winch Ilo-,1iluiti ami Evelyn Harrow enter- William I)« ke, filninr.' I.loy.l, Bur thin,-,I at 'a •Mlrn llnnedua bliower ye»ir. t i .'i e '. Mis. Kiupp will s'puid lhe st.iiinier in ,1,.. it .lie-n: y for the \ sit of the l. ,du> afteinooii at M'M to •»:»» at the gerp Wester, Harry We ter und Chiu the lb rk hiier., • . .|.|. utlat’ party to Almka has been Sewell. . home of the former, honoring Mb' 0..|v tentatively worked »nt ns the The pnrty liroke up r.t an early hour Amatig tlio out .of ;l own guest s i*l- P.nitrRe Martin. and the ehildren left wishim: Chailcc trip Will In City be drpendvr.t upon Tin* c'o ltiV * iK ,lu,nin « » r pink ninl vnuu P'l.dipg nt I ‘llllltlftf the Iflt* TillL-rnln » *»'»• we.bllng ........ .. ............ . . hlnh rtoon today . t the M.thmlisl , a s e ff^ th e ly e„r? d ou n ev^ many liappy birthdays-lu tiie future. If,. preald.-til’n dtrlres on reaching Bit haul Kcyn uiijl tttlo Uuttkni* nr. «|„. jrrrlto i) and also upon transpor­ thuieb were: Mr. and Mrs. J. J- I d- detail. yunntlticH of exiiulalte |'i"k lhe guests of August Siliarf at his is­ tation fat ilitfcn. The Itinerary anBad in nee Roses and Sliasta Daisies lin, m., of Dcl-n|id( Mr. and--Mrs. J. nuuiiTil at the White Home, howland home at Lake Mnry. J . *1 illb*. Jr., of IkfLund. Mr. nml Mi«. being lined. level, shows that the executive will Several most interesting contests Roy Tillis and son, of New Sinyinn. i,fluided much merriment and cuusgd •SI SLOCUM’S COUNTRY STORE" hpc nil nlcoil two weeks in Alaska Mis. ( i n, A. Nlrliolfon, tieru va. Mis. ............... ». *4. .....................nf. — ......... . „ n„i with uhaiit five days to he consumed C, F. Paddison.and daughters, Ruth ,m- hours to pass all too soon, i n S I 'Slocum Is th6 proprietor of the in the voyage ftom Tacoma to the •Vul ilsy 0 - -f K.» .... . »"*• V _____ , ,|p feu lit nrlltle* In the grocery line, ( rosarottdn store, nnd Tilly. Id* sister, tfiritm y ri d the same or somewhat C O llici’Y PEDFJtATION MEETING v.lihh were done up in hinall bags. is postmistress. Hank and Joe, two lens time for the return trip to Vmt. . . POSTPONED The one «orn-cily naming the largest „Jd veferans, kit on tsixes nnd quarrel ruuver. * ^ \ ‘ •, *• * ‘ Details of the return voyage by • _ ^ ^ m ----- —^ On iivuunl of the ilealli of the nep- ntuiiWr won the prize *,lhor nlinut the w-nr.. flno\y,-who Is Idnck way of the i’annnm canal nnd l’orto la w of Mrs. Wnlrotl, the County Fed- cmKi.t was. •T'oinilng the m«*l nmu mid Slow-boy, who is sletipy upset the |iotat<H’s. , . Rico likewise remain In n tentative U r of words front the names Martin( latiyui 'ff Woman's Club meeting is Men’s Palm Beach Suits, dark and light colors, at, per suit....$H Tilly rentI* all the post catds, learns state nltlupigh it Ras been annoimrAnderson," the prise, n lovely hand­ |.0st|ioned until Saturday, June 0*. c.l that the president would sail from nbii.it Furlner Jaybird's new automo­ kerchief. was won by the honored. The l.'Miby prise, n box of tooth picks. Went bile. nlsiut th e church entertainment, Sail Diego on thq. shipping board Men’s Gabardine Suits, at, per suit** ......................................... ' MABTIN* ANDERSON • « * nttd tju* M-tiirn of Hiram l ’lunkilt. steamer l'lCsldc-Qt Harrl'on. Only u • Tlie following invllntlwn* have Ik*cii to Mr*. M. Hinder. ,l;iy or two will be sja’iit in the rnnal I luring til*' afternoon a beautiful Guean ho has come hack to livq on the ^27.50 All-Wool Suits, bij? range of patterns to select from, ^ issued j ih l folks. Mrs. Ripples, the giddy /.one mid the presidential patty will fi niurii nl program wus rendered hy . .• ■ft t 1 _ . . 4 I I .. Sr- 4 Ift'l 9 Mr. and Mr*. James C. Hull at, per s u it ...........................--••• ..................... Mjss Lucilo Echols, piano, and Mia* widow, gives her views on matrimony. continue <>n lh? Frcaldent Uarrlson , Invite you to l»e present to Sun Juan, where, after u sh o rt, She warmly welcome* lliraiti, a love i ut tlii- mairing# of their duughler, M.-ny Btoinuff, violin, SriO.OO Men’s All-Wool Suits, Serge and Cool Cloth, at, suit --$25* l(< frcnbiiuiiU «>f whlto scene follows, Sf— My, you two are ?tny, its ineiu’a-rs will embark upon Beatrice another shipping boatrl vessel, the • SO 0 0 brick c'rviim, Individual cakes Iced in good mrn piny. Lily enters tho store to unnoticed und hears n conversation American Legion, (or N*t» ^oik. Boys’ All Wool Serge Suits, at, per s u i t .............. . .......... ..... . pink nnd white were served late in the Mr. j'liiirlc* Artluir Andemon, Jr. lietween 11 rrum and Tilly. m afUtiwpn. The fuvors weie small un Tuesday, June twelfth Hiram is Lily's old aweethenrt and HARDING TO ADDRESS t,;i;kits of pink und white <fepe paper Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, two pair pants, at, per su it 7'T?^* •• Nigel eon liumlred twenty-three NATIONAL FLAG MEET went off to make n foitune.and Lily and.ribbon, tilled will) suited nut* and at one oYlock mints. Each guest wftn prcknled l.roitiisc'd to wait for hint. Well, the Fin t Baptist Church, ALSO REDUCTIONS INDIANAPOLIS, lad., June 7.— with it liny bag of rlco with which is still tvaiting. Sanforil, Florida Belinda Hpckcr, not recognising Hi- 1'iej.idcnt Maiding, according to r.n llir)' showered the lumuree. ,, . r.W,rtil U -----1 rein, walk.i up to I jly, admires her pnnouprcmenl made at national head" A^aiS** The . FOR MRS. INGRAHAM ... basket* of gifts was brought In i|um tern »»f the American Ix’gion, ‘ "’ I T . Mir* Hell WhiU’. r wan the gracious;I,>• Ml#n Lucilo I.cfiols amt Evelyn clothes and tells her how cheap they look alio nsks who Is the young mull, Wtdnisday, hus accepted an Invita­ impersonating "Wash l-uho:.D-a. last evening when she enter- Harrow, then recognises llirnm and *ays she tion to uddress the Nallunul l ing tallied at Iniilgo at lior lioiue mi Mag- UUr." luvltod to inect the hoitoreo were: tliiuglit he was dead or In Jail or Conference to l>o held at Washington K’ nolla iivcnuc, lompllraefttlng Mrs.dnJuno !» t<> 15, under the auspice* of grahaln, of Jacksonville, the guest of Mint':; Luciio Ecluds, iris Britt, Sar­ nemething. Come to tho lligli School Friday tlw National Amerlconlutn ConimisMrs. f * Fosliir. There wire two lu- ah Malphur, Carrie Dorsey, Adcle _ |»inyer* w nyrn,. Dim .*, Gladys Btnm|wr. Mnry Ktmn- night, Jepe 8th, mid see what Ilinim (.Ion of the legion. . H * ••-.'iff . ble# of The conference has been arranged The room* were mininfd with varea;off, Ncldu Von Ncca, Mildwd Rohm- docs and we feel you will enjoy the C0-2tc hy th# Ixgion to develop n uniform; and baskets of snap diagom, UaUJe*;»on, Evelyn Harrow, M i n b r l h H»ol • play all til? way lluougljp F irs t S tre e t S E L L S IT F O R L E S S W e la k a B ) w t of rules and . regulations in »C-! WUJ ferns. l“ A' 3 u,,»»“,rlln* Mr^f . ... . . » I Iturd to the display of the (lag undO f exceptional Inti re: t VW thb I Cljttder, Mrs. II. Harrow, M n. J. <■• Mr*. Ripplt.—‘ Am 1 the moon!” .... ... . to paying the proper lesjwct to the. gam# of bridge played, when acorv#j llall, Mrs. John Stcmp«4r, Mia. Ernest Bee "iij Slocum’* Country Stote" at national embltni. tht Illjjh School Friday uight. 60-lt3 wnr* counted U»* prise for high *coi*. I Betts, and Mr*. C. A. Anderson. m THE WEATHER J The Prince, Fine Job is Open to „ Five Florida People on Code “MINNIE” LOCALS : NOTICE! F. P. HINES HOTEL RAYMOND fo t the Stomach 1 Liver.Kidneys Bowels, Blood R . C . B O W E R LAKE MARY AND SAT,ONLY! Our prices on clothing Friday and Saturday are bound to a ttra ct W e have just suit you need to keep cool these hot days. : ON MEN’S STRAW HATS JiU l. �Htorinr In the h o t wave that while the weather w o hot. Every Florida Is cooler than many oT tl Oriental Country Awake* to the Neceo ally, of tmnfedfat* Development , ’ Of Ita H ig h w a y *, ilted State# for June. Down here fooled and the nights are delightful ■ ------------------------- ------ , Florida we have the rainy season « B the result. It la difficult fo r our The Dally Herald. 15c per week. A plea for good roads as a neces­ sity ' f6f the proper development of CLInu la made by the Oriental Uotor ot Hlmnglml, which began publication a year ago to encourage interest In motor use. Asking where the United States would hare been If the good reads movement bad not been ear­ nestly supported Ihruughout the counUy, th«editor rays: “Yet nt this time of greatest devel­ opment In tbe making of reads (China Hr* dormant. ^ lf nny nnllon fa the world needs ' reads, good rouds and national btgbwnys, It Is China. Means of rntiiniunlchllnn In the country are Inadequate nnd medlevul. transcon­ tinental travel la only possible -by water at tbe rim of the couhtry, while tie great heart o f ’the nation Is still faaccesslhle to any mode of transpor­ tation except the most primitive. “China -cun never become a nation in.til hbr reads are developed. With tLem the penetrullon of the Interior, hith for’ commerce nnd pleasure. With! mean a few hoars or a few days Ly motor. Tho people of the interior would be brought Into touch dolly Willi motor* and uiotorl*ts from all sjcllons of tbe nation. They would l>MTln to realize that there nre ports nj the country other than their own province mid city, and the great welding Influence which would make China u nation milled would begin.”— New York Times. SULTANA BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE, Can LARGE BARS OCTAGON SOAP UNWORTHY RULER OF ROME History Accords Low Place to Com’modue. Whom Fortune Capriciously Lifted to High Estate. SECOND ' STREET Between PARK AND OAK cm!atATLANTIC & PACIFIC co Over 7F*00 stores in the U.S.A. Oommodns was n Itomnn emperor, kntorloua for his cruel nnd voluptu­ ous character. He wns endowed with extraordinary strength, nnd often ap­ peared In Imltnllon of Hercules, dressed In a lion’s skin nnd nnued with n club. To display Ills skill and strength In antis he appeared publicly la the amphitheater. As Ida oppo­ nents were armed wllh weupons of tin or lend, while he was encased fa Im­ penetrable armor, he had nntbrnlly an easy victory on every occasion. For his nmusement he cut asunder per­ sona, put out their eyea, and uiuilluted their noses, etc. Otimynodua was strangled by the gladiator Narcissus, who was hired to commit tbe deed by Marcia, the m is tr e s s fit Coinpiudus, who had plotted with members of his official family, to put him nut of the way. When he dlefl the senate declared him an enebiy of tho elate, ordered his statues to he broken to pieces, and bis name to be erased from ull public Inscriptions.—Dctrelt News. SECOND STREET Between PARK AND OAK SPECIALS JU N E 9TH AND 11TH One Lot of Hart SchaiTner & Marx and Cloth Craft To close out at the following low prices: $30.00 values .................. $20.00 $35.00 values (a ........... $25.00 Bathing Suits $3.50 to $5.00 values going at, each It $2.50 1 On all other Bathing Suits stock, two days only $18.00 Values $15,00 Values Qo Worth $22.50, going at, per suit $15.00 On sale yet, $0.00 to $8.00 • values, going at, pair... On all Manhattan Shirts in stoc Two days only Searching for Chock. Tbero nru to many Instance* where speech nnd hearing have been restored by a severe that there W a gen­ eral notion among deaf and dumb per. sons that their salvation resin In (Ids direction. Consequently thry nre re­ sorting to alrplnna trips ns a means of restoring their fudcllon*. Thu man­ ager of the air station nt Croydon, England, reports that he U besieged with requests from these afflicted per­ sons who ure hopeful that nn experi­ ence In midair might supply the tierussury shock. The parents of 1111 af­ flicted child brought their offspring lo tho station and made a request that the child be taken aloft wllh the Idea of possibly curing her, hut nshlo from the tonic effect upon the child I here wns no other result. The child re­ turned to the ground In a very hnppy frame of mind nnd was delighted wllh her experience. It It** been suggest., rd that the trip aloft does not bnye tho desired effect for the reason Hint the rurloua experiences fa the nlr are more or less expected and therefore tho element of suddenness and shock ■re lacking. And Entire Party Art fated Breaking and Entering for JACKSON VILLE, June 8—A desire for chicken pilau by a party 6t young folks'early yesterday Is said by police to have been the cause of tho deatli of Ralph L. Bel), 21, of Somerville, Mass, quartermaster on the steamer Coman­ che, the wounding of Jkmcs Hurst, end the-; arrest of six others, one a young woman. , , ,, Patrolman John T. Hunter, who was off.d uty, was awakened shortly after midnight and saw a man goinfe into his chicken coop. He commanclod him to halt and, the order being Ignored, fired. The man reached ah automobile and the officer continued to fire. About two hours later Bell w ar taken to a hospital by the two men. Yesterday Neal Stewart reported to the polico that his automobile had been-stolen. The car, riddled with bul­ lets, wss located, and Stewart was arrested. He admitted, police said, that he and*his companions went to a coop- Ip a residential section nnd took nlno chickens for tho purpose of mak­ ing chicken pilau. Through him, it wuf said, the names o f the others wore learned. An investigation developed that Hurst, who is said to hove been driving tho car, was wounded. Bell, tho .officers sold, they learned, was riding in tH6 rear when hit. Three of those under arrest are to bo .charged with breaking nnd enter­ ing, two with vagrancy and tho wom­ an with disorderly conduct, polico said. NO DECISION Y E T REGARDING SPECIAL . JU R Y IN LYNCH CASE Horn Said to Have Transmitted i*«5i >uMBt nil* h i f*»j u IZ. ,R*{,nt At • Y aounde YAet.lhidtly W * ' « R l Remarkable Distance. " • Provlouely Altai n td .****" ** —■ * ^ A length of 80 feet anti an open* <rne highest point abut* fag of 12' feet square are the meas­ ever reached by n human befas urements of the world’s',hugest born 27^00 feet, w»* attained, w:Uh*hV^ ‘for brondenstlnff music received by. radio. This giant horn la In success- two number*-of the Mount t w ! fill dally operation nt Idom park, a raiwdltlon nt noon, the 1*7,1, public Amusement resort in California. Hay. wye Henry *. w l t e T t h j £ ? The broadcasting capacity of thin nlnr Mechanics Msgflxlnr. This t)r‘ ! £ , “ ™«M huge Instrument Is sufficient’ to. carry tl,„ « p lo r .B .......... rndlo music throughout an area of summit, the Highest point on k! approximately 20 square miles. •arth’a surface The hnnl nttJ,M , Iu addition to the general Interest was to have been ntmle j unp n In Its sheer site and amplifying range, Ibe moneoon brake June *, thnnli*, ll Is of absorbing Importance,to U>« fhutm ting any further effort* f„ Z Vhen the radio expert because of 1110 fact’ that, year bt 1riist. through tlie use of Its elcctro-dy/mlnlf hrunka vu M«,upt Everest. there |* n* reproil;:?er, such true tones have been alternative but In Bet off the mom! produced as , to eliminate what. Is tain na eoon ns posribtc. technically known 'as “ distortion.** ■ ’ ‘ H 'ban nrfhr’ In+n’ definitely proret , he h|«W On^> thousand feet of clear airplane that the mountain Itself spruce Itlmber w^nt Into the construc­ points ranched le not ilimruU tion o f this horn. Hu* Engineers who tnd the two’ rxphTeni who came „ . Bn built It were confronted, with difficul­ n (VOO fn Mnolilk^ ties of design r.nd erec'lion, owing to Its giant site. It Is equipped. with a luto type of radio reproducer and power amplifier. Of course the construction of. the bom was more or leas In tbo nature of a spectacular “stunt'* on tbo pnrt of the amusement park, but the basic Idcu Is nevertheless Impressive. It Is Just another Indication of n for-reach­ ing Influence which warrants attenfirth. y Cimpalpn Terror* There was a wild nnd frenxlcd acstferment. Men. white-faced and star olitutnlng rent Information on the hi* Ing-cyed, fled ns If pursued by a |>estory * f Tllvet Every member of ihv tllence. They dropped whatever they party la a British Buddhist, ntvd they bad In hand nnd stood not u,H*n live believe ’ through religious aihltittur order of their going1, but departed like they ran obtain what oilier tnwrltn frightened roebucks, bluing only tin and explorers have •sought In vsln. high places ns they went. Foreigners who have entered the *Too “Why are tho people fleeing?" we hidden City” are for and few belwreu, . asked. and no off* .heretofore ho* been af­ “A candidate who calls himself *ttie forded the opportcolly to study tie ’ friend of the |venple* has Just come to religion, literature and history uf thli town," replied nu Innocent bystander roillilfV who hud no vote.—Kanaaa City Htur. W EST PALM BEACH, June Judge E, C. Davlji, o f- tho circuit court,, wns still undecided last night wether he would call n apodal grand Jury to inquire into tho lynching, The Marinellu Shop, formerly in the Me(ach Huilding, has curly yesterday morning, of Henry moved to the Brumley-Puleslon Building next Simmons, negro, -whoso . body wns to the Valdez Hotel found hanging by a ropo from a tree on the Hotel Poinclnna baseball park. The boar duf county commissioner# Now established and prepared to make appointments. You declined to act on n suggestion by Sheriff R. C. Baker, taht a. reward are cordially invited to inppcct our Mnrinello line be offered for the arrest of the lynch­ of beauty specialties ers ,taking the view that any effort to learn,tho identity of the men would ■HOURS be futile. The number of men in the party Special appointments made to auit*your convenience l who hanged Simmona Is estimated ■ a by some of the residents of the negro ■ ■ ■■ ■ hmuu ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■BaaaiBM BU BH D aaaaa a an saaas quarters, a* five, and by others as A .C H E E R FU L W ELCOM E AWAITS -Vbif twelve or ..fifteen.. • An hour before Simmons was tak­ en from his home, James SundiK, a Bahama Island negro, was benten by a group of men, who took him to the plnce on the beach where Policemnn T, N. Smith, 0/ Palm Bench, was shot by three negroes early Sunday morn­ ing. The funernl of the dead policeman was held yesterday afternoon, nnd the body was shipped last night to Itnphine, aV., where his mother lives. The inquest on the body of Sim­ mons will be held today by County EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TH E YEAR. Judge Chillingworth. CORNER BUILDING; EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE OPEN KINDERGARTEN Misses Bernice Austin nnU Sara Wheel Is will open a kindergarten in the Baptist church for the summer. These young ladles are too well known *to need any introduction to thu Sanford public and their efforts should receive thu support of Sanford parents who would like to place the youngsters In a summer kindergar­ ten school of thu right sorL See ad­ vertise men t In Herald. Fine for Snapper Slcak s Warren Storlea. Fresh and IMenty of them Warren Is a Hhelhyvllle boy five years old nnd fond of eatfafc Ons day he and another little boy were playing soldier, and were shooting both men and women, when Warren 327 Sanford Avenue j* cried out: “Don’t shoot the women, Rhone 372-Wcause they do the cooking."’ The Daily Herald, 16c per week. Warren’s father was telling about transacting some business matters w’lth n woman and said: “She la so ■ B B B B B B B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B S K B B H B M M E U I B B X B E B 3 U B B H B B B n n s r i ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B 1 B 1 B B B Ignorant, she doesn’t know anything." Warren looked up and said: “Reckon alia knows how to cook, don’t al.-ef One day Warren’s nurse wns ready to give him a hath. 8he called to him to come and he sa id :, “Walt a min­ ute." Again she asked why he didn't come and he replied: “1 ain trying to make my minute as long as mom's." N EXT TO NEW FIRST NATIONAL HANK BUILDING —Indianapolis News. F. A. Stone’s Market FO LK S Shipment of Men’s YA LE Athlet­ ic Union Suits on sale Saturday and Monday only, at, per suit ;.80c When you want to Ret well Brewed and only have a few dollaru to upend, come and nee u»— We will ahuw you how It la done. OUR AIM IS TO PLEA SE 8 1JA8T FIRST STREET ONE MAN KILLED •PHONE 104 Holland Restricts Flyers. Flying regulations of the Nether* lands government provide that the minimum altitude ever closely Inhab­ ited areaa la 400 meters (1,812 feet). All aircraft must always ft/ at such a height, over towns or public gather­ ings as will permit of their landing outside of euch areas In rase of en­ gine failure. No trick flying may be Indulged fa above cloaely Inhabited areas or public gatherings. SA TURD A Y Wests Paper Money. A traveler recently returned from a trip through Austria had his cafg bill hsndad to him made oat on the hack of a ten-crown note. When the patron expressed his surprise at this unusual proceeding, tbe waiter told him that bank notes were cheaper than plain P*pw* ___ Regular $2.00 Quality, Well Made, Khaki Pants, S atu rd ay ............ .................. ............................. — Dally Herald on sale at Jo s's Smokt Ifouse, Mobley's Drag Store and Hunt’s Pharmacy, DAY! SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WORK CLOTHE One Lot of $4.50 and $5.50 Work (PQ C ft . Shoe*, Saturday ................. ........ . tP d .iJU Another Lot of $3.50 and $4.50 0*0 • Illue Work Shirts; Well Made;” Full size. ---- * U — Pin Check Pfcnta, Well Made, , Cl (iood Quality, Saturday \ - V- i 1 M : $1.65 On Saturday you will find Attractive Reductions on many other Article* In our line. Having others Money— Why not You7------------------------- If you don’t trade with us we ------- — ----------------------------------TH E STORE OF SERVICE---------------------------------- �lift (lh t> A Y , jl i N !* Jjj NEW YORKERS BUftWll4Q WOOD 1‘Af ’ATKA 18 8<*ENB * ; : or Builder*, It U ffald, Are Being Be* titled by Hou*ihof2*r* Asking for Old Lumber. ^ *» Mrs. Henry Wight, Reporter Rhone 3tB-W When You Arc in n Hurry for Your Meats JU S T PRON E 1(15 , Wc Deliver (o any Irnrt of tho city. , 1 i ‘i ’f ' * -PORK- a s u f t o i W y -MUTTON SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND BACON . . i’AT MACKEREL • ---------- A Trial Will Convince You— ------------------- Pure Food Market ■ i f . J . HUGH TILLIS, Prop. 402 SANFORD AVENUE* SANFORD, FLORIDA : •< - co u n t tj>r n a u g h t w ith o u r o ffic­ ers, it’s the c h a ra c te r o f the m an th a t co u n ts! ***■’ • » . At'* f ^ «u t gMr \ « *> » • J:] So regardlejss of.yo u r clothes o r occu p ation th is bank ’w an I p tls r ■■At (lit* Umo UM r i r , ' « h u n d ® ^ “ » £ * * an? ! sold, “1 used to give wood nivav ocmey' Western l mh Market*; llr. .1. 1. j •tonally ulyn I tens louring down J r P - M »TA jifrW lVU),t>, ..'•ft.fot In*i repnlriug old buildings. I used to bong out k sign.muling. 'Wood bIto^ away f r « for the asking.' My only *TnUkhn*sfi\ w\Vhst (hp Slate Hotel stlpdlirtlun was that persons npplylng t Cfirtimlssion Intends to Do.” for It should csrt It nwoy f«y them* T At thy busmens meeting held nfselves. |t may mirprixe you when I j.jer tte inogra'm, 'tin* 't lr , tioiir of tell you Unit my‘Wood often w»>nt beg* glue. It 1* quite different. Ibis year. ' place for holding the next conference I do not haVq tp hnhg nut a sign; f%ns po.i\poped until u Inter date. every da? 1 nm tphleged by men,’ women nnd children soiuitlng old lutn* .'i. The Herald delivered six times a her for* firewood. There urc so tunny iWeek for,'l/»e. *" ‘’ of these applicant* I hut I Imvu to (urn d ost of tlipm away. , "Ciuess Hi's going to live on tho 'T mu sure that.Ibis demninl for (Ire* old.folks now," Tilly ip “Si Slocum's wood menus that nuirh iimry. wood I* 00-ltc going to hq buried In lire* this winter Country Store." I linn I'n tlm tut ut n fa t h en s and f r y e r s FRESH I’ORK SAUSAGE I'ALATICA, Juno ^ S.—Torty dek- Hbuseholder* In nll"|inr1n nf New thtH s' : cUte*.' York, ntvordlng to the ohsorenHnn* o» -wtut:..prcf.vnr nt thq nouion of the At pollwittonv ore oiilwilni: n errnt ih'iii^Tp|lirjtja ,u,,j rirug Iimpct'lure’ » * of firewood this full. TIi Ir Is hikcu lo*^« „ , , ,, , „ ,v .mllcnlo t|iiit%m*ny,'of them „ro fin {conference,hell here WodnqMay nnd .Irlpnllnjt n'«>nl abating* during tlia.^irtnirsdnj. Qeorgo \V. Siicnmn*. Jr., comlnir winter. ■ * slntf sanitary engineer, Tfas chorcn In bncKntfl wk-tions everywhere K j f - . , , ,. . , Is s common sight, lo sco (ho m « t t ? j o f the two days’ notion, member* of tho family IniMty engaged. , Speakers nml subjects during (he In splllllng Imnrihl’ mid. lumber iM qf'ari-stun. w i r i . JDr. A- W. .Niebnld. The Cholccsl Culs front the Choicest Florida and Western Meats HEEF- “ I 'h o ii a m d i n f e r * INSI’KCTOUS’ MBKT Cheeking Account,witnts. to helix build up your business and make you feel at home whenArana^fctiug your banking. ; ; . A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R a F . WIIITN MI. Car hIcr' F. r . FO K STB R si’ rnidcnt PUTTING IT UP TO TINSMITH Mr. FIJJIt Want* to Know Why 8tovt plpo I* Always Adjusted to fiuch Small Dimensions. Qive it a Gopd Home To keep your.cnr running smoothly nnd look, ing its tsese you should give it n good hom e. You can economize on ren tal by owning a garage and its convenience is also a great advantage. . * Select your.garngo w ith :th ese points in m in d ; it' should be fireproof, reasonably low in first cost, attractive in uppearnnee and easy to clean. Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. 4 “Choosing the Garage” is the nam e of a booklet th at you should read before deciding on .the type you will build. We’ll be glud to give you a free copy. •Sanford, Florida When tho expert put hi« O. K. on tho OAKLAND car he put If there with full knowledge nf Its nignificariec. The crllienl cyeu of the export admired and immediately advocated Hh princljitca. Ita readinjf comfort, its speed linea and its mnxiimnn response at minimum gas vconsuniption makes It u suitable cur for every purpose. YOU W IL L LIKE THE OAKLAND ns thousands o f others have liked it without exeeption. Mis. Shumaker of KustU then mnde statements as to the necessity and benefits o f incorporation. On indtiou of Mrs. Maxwell and car­ ried a pageant will be given tho first of September. , Mrs. Curlclt made report of eour* trsy extended by the N. S, IV. V. and that she gave address us representing lllp federation. 1 The chairman of the nominating committee brought in the following report: President—Sim. John Leonard!, of Sanford. First Vice-President -Mm. Endor Curlctl, of Geneva. Seeoml Vice*President—Mr:*. 11. <J. Smith, of Ovi.dti, . Hccording Soeridaiy- Mrs. W. II. Hullnrd, <>f Alt imeulp. Treasurer Mfk'. 'A. jt.M ah'hlfll, of Sanford. Corresponding Sc< retnry - Mrs.' J. A. llistllno, i f i/ongwood. Auditor— Mrs. W. M. Matiin, of TIsceola. Mrs. Shmniu’her, of Kustls, gave a v»ny cntlutsia dl • t:Jk on Federation Work. Mrs. (|!nrk, the nehuid nurse, gave a report,' ' The meetings during tho"*um m er will bp held every aorond Tuemlsy of each mouth. I.EAtD’ E OF WOME9 VOTERS This meiitin;: followed the meeting til the County Federation at the home of Mr*. W. U. Ballard, Altamonte, May K!th. Mr*. U&IIurd, president, prodding. • ’ Measures before the legislature were read. Mr*. Wight'* resignation «s secre* tsry accepted with regret* and on motion of Mr*, (’urlutt, aefondod by Mis* Till!*, Mis. Maxwell was elected secretary. On motion cf Mrs, lA'unurdt and setotided by Mi** Till!*, Mrs. Claude Herndon was elected treasurer. The chair to appoint tho various committee* for the year. All duct for the l.oaguc ptc In or* ‘k'L Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Memorial Services K e n t V u lc a n iz fa g C o m p a n y I’llONK 1 Oak Avenue and Third Street . ‘ »V \ r \ : ------r - ----------------------SANFORD, FLORIDA IJtS FOR JUNE BRIDES c h in a w a r r *-------------- SILVERWARE g la ssw a re fi. Prnycr. IIr. Rfownlcc, ’ d. Solo, “Th* Better Land,*' Mr*. A. M. Phillip*. / I . Eulogy, F. L. Cro»*by. 8. Quartette, “Life’* Railway to Heaven,'' Messrs. K. T. Woodruff, J . A. Harirold, 11. Harrow, A. W. MrNm I.’- / i tf. * Duct, Selected, Schlrnd Broth­ er*. • ly i a Addre**, Pr.(l Brownlee. ,i . # %i Huetu Dr. B^wnlre. One of the unsolved inyMerh s of everjdnj* life Is why h vloreplpe loi^j will alivnys lonko n Mmeidpe t</}> small. Give 1dm (he old pipe tu 'n putleru nnd lip. \\1ll .end o new pie* e that can't be put on eren with n *!uh' horn, rciunrkK a New York Son writer. •, FIJJIt had bnndngp around hie Anger when he got In the nltlcp (hr other morning nnd oxplHlnotl :hnt ur hud vainly tried to mijoHt n p'eee of ■tovepljw that was ton siimY "If It had been-nn Inch too |nr:<> It would hnv« boen nil rl^lit," be raid, "for It reeled on llie stove and entild not coioo off. Hut that llnmultli lue llevwl In a snug At. and be made tho plpo so iiutill that I bud to nriul ll buck nTter working with it for hair an hour uml.putting my Unger." Two other'men tu tin* nfllen said they had similar experience* the ln*t week utid n<> one rniild offer an explhuatlon of tin* tAteaeus of llie stove|dpO, n*m.irk*bta Family. Marcus Aurtjlii>f hex last eelnhmti'j , h ii voiji«i5K«}^i.r; vfAi?«iiii;lBnh.i*tirf‘ tqvrhty-ttjlrd vftif «f Ms mitillth* cn* J rear ns Axr.i'riimti *>n I. «):«> Ifnruti. All . nf Hip brullicrs mul sKter* <if Marcus have nut survived fn j!»lii In Hip u’le-l bnitlou, but If ilicj* fiu ijill ln*»*n Ihen* Hjp list, of Hidsp p vscrtl ivflu|*r*‘In- 1 cllidi* .liilfus Cppsdr in(rhcoc)i; firttjs* min Frabkllu IlllHi^ *t'b, ('>reuti* Dep mark llllelirixk. TficjHli|irc \\*i*l|ini|lun IIItchcrM-k, Luplii'iala oplu-lla Illicit, j rock, Dlixlt'am lb-sctra llllcliniuk. Me-1 llssn Hitchcock, Jniiipx Alexander i Hitchcock, Apolijtx Napolcou Illicit-' cock and Kantui,l I.tiKP Illlclicock. "Olll Marc." as lip Is familiarly [I WITH A S3.(10 I’URCHA^n 6 ld U ilB tlR Y ’S B B S® a SACK OF >UIt ! Prunes, Prunes, 5eoto FORYOUUsize 2 lb. EAT PRUNES HEALTH'S SAKE Arbubkles Coiltee,l! lb. 5 lb. Bucket \[ingan’s Pure Lard 9 7 c ------------------ ------------------------------ ---------------------- -— ~. »* •,. •>• T,* Kinpn's or Rtix Picnic Halis, ib. / 5 c Famous SuijtselKt Gold Butter, lb. 4 5 c 12 lb. sack PilIsbury s Best Flour 5 9 c i Lux, Fab, Chipsi}& Ivory Flakes, pkg. THE IND WE A l.i. LIKE BEST , , _ " . Damage by Flood* In Bangat. The Hoods In nnrili Dentml have nb ftcti’d i.raxt wjuarc uijles nnd LoOO,tkxi p,W|ile. The tiiss’nf life uppenrfi to he relatively small bat many <*ptMe bat i* |eH*hed, ' rrops lattw Imh*i« ilcslisivcd a* well ft* litany tlllagtH, Tlifmsands nf 'kn>f;starved per dm* 4mvc taken refuge <*n rnllwg.v iHiilmiik* inert* and other Mgh ground aid are being maintained by relief fund* nnd government grants. T l j flood* hnvp liczun to sulisldc, tort an linmenm*' nren I* still Inundated. An outbreak of disease, especially of cholera,’ Is feorrd «* Ihe wstcr* almte. owing to putrefaction of enmuiite.p of nit He. Osvatlon. >. Tlic tVoinnu lick her sinnll v'»IHng niece to church with loV. * Tht* city a*-rvlee was much more rlimdUH,than thnt of Hie illhige churcIrwHrh the little girl lind heeti In the hnM of ntlcndlnx. hut Hie tVoiaau um pleased to notice that the sceuaxl very Intcreste*l nnd very devout. Afte; church, on (hr way lioiaa,.th« Woman usketl: "And dhl you Ilk* , Hie sen Ire, d m r r ,, , l "Oh, ye*, auntie, II wa» very Inter" Hating," the |Ut|v'glrt answered pt> Ittely. “ ’Coarse 1 pas gnrt . of c<*nv fqaed at And, hut 1 Just wutchtxl you 1 and overy tlqi* you lutiie-duckisl 1 did too P —Chicago Journal. An Enduring H**t, Aluminum heel* for iMmt* audaboa* are the Invention o t a pcalgner ot* Northampton, thp center of Kug1»ml'- | boot ami nhociunWlng lm]u*try. It l i | rolnml tu inntrh th* »h<*c. Tq Hit I tM*e of thp heel la screwed n pl«ar!| of leather, which, wlum worn out, cun,' be replaced at n coal Put *xc«Hl|uf 13 j ce&ts a pair/ Tli* hrel lUalf will nut wear down, eicn when Ilia laalhar hat) 4Uapprnrea.v;5 .... ■ ,\‘ T U D*lly Herald. ir»c per week. House, Mobley'* Dniff Btor* and.] Uuntil Pharmacy. W. !i 3 bars Hard 1fa e r Soap Premier Salad Dressing, lange:size 3 5 c 2 pkgs. Post Toasties or Corn Flakes 15c t |Campbell’s Pork and Beans, can 9 c >, 24 lb. sack V,anity Flour — — $ 1 .1 2 Fan ^ White i f e n , M e B I G i3lc\ Our Fruit und Vegetobles (Counter in at all lim es Complete e n u e Tn u e e iru ________________ :___ _____ U'l.* -JVIM MlCri'l vn ilR lllitliNEKM ---------V - ATT ----------------* .......... "' ■». A. a itf r • j JV. ^ »>'• -'j ox. ..-XT*#- �rr’r- v thin fall If they were built! 'i t afo° develop* (fist there i* do ronncy./or *uch nn investment and that the price of material! is mounting—nil iT iits iiR n i of this militate* against the city of ft. J . HOI.I.Y, ,, n. <i. i.i l i .a n n Hanford growing, Wc Should all get n . a . a m ___ lyqy /it once on the proposition of n. a. h o l l y A ltrn M s s.ljla y U fr bringing' money here for investment* AS.rrd.lBK l l .t r . M .S. K.nwn nnd of keeping the price of building . mnterial ns low ns possible, Sanford certainly needs the homes nnd San­ 1 J t WiSMT 1 MADn r n e v E B .o tE t* OOftrtl ford nlso deeds « dozen line npnrt| megt houses for the mnny people who Ma M . a t h . _____________ 1 ______ _ arc coming here this winter. They o». v ,,r k r fnvrter l jiro coming to-Florida where they ran ’ get accommodations. Will Sanford * V ' * e u k fu k rS r . r r r I'r ld a r . A Svrr , have these accommodation* or n ot; The Herald Prihting Co. 4l»a. a w ^ *•*««• k a n n a . a appllra s „ r e a r , a lw a y s la a d ra a re ta r •‘•publication of a ll new s d isp atch ** eredliett lo It or Hivcr nnd lnko front property Is al­ Fr *’,,l “ l<1 ln thin iM psf herein * ° l,,# *nc'l, pubHatied ways at n premium after it has been -A rO ACCO UNf- . I* ^tytW'writing plainly nnd _____ according to The newspaper rules? And don’t you think; I f the editor is 9 i * p o p c u rn n Q a willing to''give the space *to and pny 'sw itch TO LICK YOU PER X EXCUSE TO. f " the expense of printing your com­ T«E THACfttR , TOrvnY X L . munication; that you should at least Ift the Peoples Bank of Sanford is both fXTOY JpOWTCHX PUT A ?- fumlsh him "good copy?" business necessity and a household economy. I p ill aft in oft Somethin: Another reason-why Tho IndpcndIt provides an accurate accounting at all ent does not print some communica­ times on Income and expenditure. tion sis that the wr iter is not willing J to havo his or her name signed to Instruction In t h e ‘proper handling or a them. Tho Indepndcnt' positively checking account is a part of our service. will not print anonymous communica­ Every depositor is invited to consult with tions or those signed with q fictitious up on modern hanking methods as applied in name fir "rtbm dc pltftnc. ’If whatjl business. you hnvc to say is not worth signing T ft wiD pay youiiio let us help you wilh your nan^ to, or if you have B it th . 5 your problems. r> f ‘ . ' : ! ’ I morti^cotiracc to have your nnpio /Ip j j l - r aji-.r, »* ‘ « r ly f » #» SShr . i . VcnVv'tTOn Jhst do not senn ft to th rift ** Independent. The editor printe every 5 ,Hne of his own “stuff" under the full j 5 responsibility of his own name; arid ho has not much rospectifor thb opin, Ions of otheni who nrc 'too cowardly o f S d n fo rd t otnko responsibility for what they write. And then, too, every reader U SANFORI) f i -o r iu a j-enlilled to know exactly who Is sny* Ing things to him. T The Independent likes to print enmL munlcntions nbout subjects of general .............................IQ I interest, whether the sentiments of the correspondents agree with those of the editor or not. You havo a right to your own opinion nnd n per­ IS YO IIR FEED TOO HIGH7 fect right to express it in the proper IF SO, SE E U SVABOUT IT way, hut you hnvc no right to be I’K A lSB F (J r o r i t I.tlfilSI.ATOlt.S anonymous or * discourteous, or to When buying feed don’t consider price alone. Some cause heartburnings nnd wrangling, The present home of-representa­ or to impose extra work and annoy­ feed is expensive at h^f tives taken ns a whole, is probably ance upon tho editor. Re brave, tic the price and gome is cheap the most intellectual Florida ha* ever courteous, be public-spirited, nnd com-, at n much higher price (him had. Too mnny orators, perhaps—too ply with the simple requirements’ of it is sold for. The reason many hot air artists, but th house the newspaper to furnish carefully J s thAt results alone* deter, has iicpn fortunate in brains nnd lead­ prepared copy, wirtten plainly und on ntine the value of anv ar­ ticle. ers.' .In the house there wbre many ono side-of-the paper-qniy, anil your superior mind*j such ns A. W. Weeks, lettors will be printed. I t you Want to produce o f Holmes; Amos E. Lewis, of Jackmore milk and more eggs And juat remember that the editor son;' W. A. McKenzie, of Lake; J . A. Is not fequlring nearly so much of for the aam^ money you are Taylor, of Highlands; Milam and Mil­ you nn hu does of himself nnd the now paying, come* talk the matter over wilh ns. ler, o f Duvnl; Dav^i nnd Williams, of workers of his staff, for he and they Leon; A. T. Sluutt, of Hillsboro; L. E. must furnish type-written copy, edi­ Wade, of Clay; Ilorker and Mayo, of ted and punctuated nnd capitalized THE CASH FEED S T O R E tB B l Marlon; Kenncily anti McKenzie, of ucconllfig to the newspaper's “style," I utnnni; Ogllvfe, of .Seminole; Stokes, ready to go the linotype machines. of Hay, and others whi came to the Rear thesething* In mind, and if you front as fighters for the best Inter­ can not write legibly hnvc your com­ FEED»hAY»CRA!N AND FERTILIZERS ests of Flnridu.—Pensacola News. munication typewritten ,arrtl then it PHONE 5 3 9 * MYPTLE AVE.O ftTHST.5ANF0PD FU We don’t know >jr. Ogilvie, of will he printed with pleasure. Ilut S.mlnOlo, hut since Forest Lake’s fur the love of Mike do not try the wife was with him nil the lime he* editor's nerves by handing him a was in Tallahassee there is nn sus­ piece’ of paper with the remark thnt picion of his going under an assumed “hero’s something I just scribbled off mime nnd it must lie a typographical nnd want you to print in your paper." Murder ami arson have been done for error. —-—:---- n------------less justifiable cause.—St. Petersburg (TTY PLANNING FOR SANFORD. Independent. .Peoples Bank. lead on of epsclsi dcveloficd and tho people of Hanford Of d m II B i t A LU n iflL D lM d , d h u a r IOI nro overlooking n good bet if they do not get busy at once nnd have the en­ tire lake Mum* bulkhendcd nnd open this hnuliful shore* line for tourist homes nnd beautiful places for coun­ try estates. We have the chance to make this lake shore drive the equal • Wake op Sanford nnd fake ndvnnof anything in the state of Florida t»ge of the bulkhead proposition. We should start work on it at once. Jt mid Sanford would begin to thrive •* tht (fronteat' thing Wo have ever and grow nnd expand ns never before IWTERft ATlOf^ AI/CARTOON if this wonderful development could started, l.-e made at once. The entire state lit seeking such n development hut there A . fjispatrhe* in tho stole (paper* say HI,AIN 11V IDLE GriHKH are only a few favored cities in the a that the watermelon crop is short this state where .such improvement could *, W« knew It. Not only is the ho-made mill Hanford is one of them Words kill us certainly «* bullets. croP Abort Unit the watermelons are here we have the benutiful Lnkc P. J . Schmidt worked in nn Illinois - also short:-* They may he long on Monroe and the St. Johns river and hqnk for mnny years, rising to the ~ water hut short on size, ns it were. the navigable stream, from Hanford to post of cashier. A few weeks ago •---------- o tg , ■(n. ♦ ^iidinQtiviUe where the daily boats ho retired, and todny ho 1* dead, n The .State PhnrmniriirtH Svlll go to will nssist in the project of bringing victim of thoughtless gossip. After Daytona with theif next meeting. Or­ this big development to the eyes of Schmidt hud given up the post he lando was after the meeting hut they the visitors. The Daytona Journal had so long nn dhunorably filled, * could not ln'gin to offer them nn much says 1 somebody with more time than sense, ns Maxwell Hankins gnd Ed, Fitzger­ “Never have the people of Daytona started a hit of gossip to the effect ald nnd tho meeting went to the boat been so much of one mind upon any­ that discrepancies hlnl been found in city on the cast const. thing ns that of river front Improve­ the accounts, of the rashler. When - * —■■■■■ O' ■ ment. The citizens of this city are this report reached tlrt* ears of the Mnn living near Tampa says ho is thoroughly sold upon the hlcn that it man it reflected on, he dropped dead. - too poor to buy clothes so he hn* been Is the most Important issue they will Examination of all his accounts prov­ * going around without them but the have to decide for many years to ed that his relations with the hank * neighbors kicked on tho “nnturo stuff" come. They are convinced that river were perfect. Hut the gosip killed and he wnn nirvntcd^tfnd put in jail. front Improvement nnd beautification him, just us surely nnd as suddenly * Ho at leant could/jmvo worn n fig will menu more for the upbuilding und uss if ho had been shot instead of leaf and obtained 41 position with Oiu progress of the city than any other *1nndcred. The man who first told moving plctpVcs. ‘ ie story, those who repeated It, had the oho ihing. ------------ o----------- no notion of. killing anybody. A word For more than one year the agree­ , , . Tonight tho growers will meet in ment upon plans and the working out was idly spoken, without malice, the court house to finish their organ­ of 11 financing program have been in maybe, but certainly 'without thought ization. It is hoped that ull of them the hands of the city rhinmission— ns to what its effect might he. The wilt meet with open iiiIwIh and he not the same city commission nil the unruly tongue i* n terrible weapon; .ready to forget all their .differences time. I Surely it is time something it does not always bring physical and join handa with tho single idea were doin'. It is all right to careful­ death, but it frequently deals wound* of forming ono of the atnnigest ly consider so important 11 project, hut that never heal. Idle words harm Sanford, always a progressive and growers' organizations in the coun­ it doesn't take forever to do some reputations, injure feelings ,outrnge practical city, has taken 11 long step sentiments nnd often turn tho course in advance when jt induced the leg ty cureful considering. of life for an individual—Omaha inlnturu to authorise the establish* - . ...— <>—1--------“Ju st because it is the people's input of a city,, planning .goninijssioni* ..... "llnpUnt .-Laymen Planning. Lay business is tin ronfnn for unirusmi- Bee. It is is something ovary wide-awake Movement In Tallahussee," says a able delay in giving the people nil op­ ,. dispatch in papers this morning. We portunity to say what they want. We MOTOR ( ’AMI’S IN THE WEST. and ambitious city should have, hut so far a,< we know Hutifnrd is the first j thought the Inst logislntlirc hud 11 are convinced that n majority of the Running private automobile camp* city in Florida, to provide itself with .“lay movement" uhio *inco they laid people of Daytona would like to see a O rlhndo’s F a v o r ite .Shopping IMttco ,, a lot hut hardly ever hutched any­ little more speed in gelling the prop­ outside of cities, uaually on forest this Important adjunct to the city thing. And if there is to he a lay osition in tangible shape for submis­ hinds in mountainous country, is be­ beautiful. Most pf the cities of Flor­ coming quite an industry In the Pa­ ida Have grog'll up without any pre­ . movement them i« no finer place in sion to n vote." cific Coast ■States, and many new conceived plan. J.ike Top-y, they all Florida than Tallahassee. Laying —------- n — ---(die* Are established each year. You "jest grovyed,’’ nrpl they hoar the evi­ around tho state capital is the fuvur I’AI.ATKA HAH COMMISSIONare bowling along the Pacific High­ dence of it in their straggling, un­ . itc outdoor sport of that busy city MANAGKit GOVERNMENT. way, for instance ,n Oregon orihr kempt condition. Hanford hus 11 every two years. way, for instance, in Oregon or North­ splendid strategic position at tile -------- -—o—s ------"Even the most optimistic had no With hut very little advertising iileii tlutI " the (-ommlssion-mnniiger ern ( 'iiliforniu, when you observe 11 head of navigation on the Kt. Johns Hanford has taken a big pluec in the form of government would he occupi­ sign advising you lo slop at llide-u- river; with the broad lukc Monroe minds' of (lie people lit home and ed by so overwhelming a v o ters was Wee Auto Camp, 17 miles distant. washing its shores, offering an op­ ahroud. •People know Hanford ns the given tiie project yist«Aday; when You never heard of the pluco, hut portunity for 11 great variety of City Substantial where real money the new charter passed by a vote of the mileage is just about right to aquatic sports; with 11 Tortile and complete the day’s run, s o 'you keep productive Imck country, shipping can l»e made in Investments mid yet throw to ono. WASH C.OODS DEPARTMENT MILLINERY SPECIAL your eye open for the cuiftp rite. Ev­ many curs of fruit and vegetables ( we are not getting the money here "Every explanation which was ask­ ery few miles you encounter other annually, it should he one of (he rich­ Perctili'K—Bo picecH of our liighogt clrnm Pur*, O ne lot of Soft Sports’ lints—Saturday M.9S that wn need. There i* the greatest ed for was made by those who had no signs, with diminishing mileage con­ est Inland towns in Florida. It hn* calcs, soiling regularly a t 20c. Saturday.:.,21c opportunity here for Investment that reason to miscrunstrue, nnd it may hr noted, and finally you come upon now taken n step which, if wisely nnd any city in the south offers nnd this ____________ !______________________________ cafely said that no untrue argument Mlde-n-Wee, It is perhaps a little Intelligently carried out, will make SILK DEPARTMENT is saying milch. We want you to was used to mislead a voter. There clearing in tin- forest on a mountain­ it 0110 of tho most beautiful. It has NOTION SPECIALS Cotnu here and investigate .for your­ Plain colors and stripes. Three qualitieswere no politic* in the project; no side, with a gasoline station by the splendid natural advantages in its self. Regular price, $1.50; sale price . qnc was fixed; no undue promises road, a driveway leading up among great lake nnd river. They should 20 per cent discount on all Pearl Buttons. ------------n-----------made; no opening for graft. Regular prieo $2.00; sale price............ $1-29 Coats Spool Cotton, white and black, nil Miz­ the thinned-nut trees, und n log eubin he Utilized to the utmost, nnd the ap­ A n u n , d i m ; a n d lo a n ASSO­ "It may lie (hat tile instrument is in tin' wood* where staple camp sup­ proach to tiie city from the water Regular price $2.50; ssle price...... Si. 19 es, doz.cn .:............................................ . 5‘lc CIATION not perfect that time will show that plies. are sold. Here and there are side made u tiling of beauty and an The two notion specials for Saturday nnd tho certain chunges in )ut*»i years will atone fireplaces with stovepipe chim­ eternal joy. Flowering shrubs nltei* ART DEPARTMENT SPECIALS , We have written several times make the miltlcr more perfect. No neys and sheet-iron tops. Electric Mating with beds of flowers and following week. about the benefits which eilies and claim was made that such a situation lights arc strung at Interval* over­ plenty of green grass would give in­ lR-piece Linen Lunch Sets, crcum colored; ■ Bronze Invisible Hair Pins—Saturday, 2 box­ towiiH derive from Ililiiding mid Loan didn’t exist. Perfection * is difficult head,"mid half-a-dozen hydrants dis­ comers from the north and elsewhere finished with scalloped edge in brown, delft i es for .................. !................... .......... ........ ........ 5c Association*. The delightful city of to attain io any case, and In select­ charge running water piped from a a most favorable impression o f the blue nnd white. Values $5.00 and $6.75— * Philadelphia is known as the city of ing a charter which will serve Pnlat* spring farther up the mountain.— city. Few towns realise how impor­ . . —- ■■ ■■■ ± Saturday *........................................... I’riee ■ homes. Nearly all heads of families ka now it is highly probable altera­ Florida Grower. tant first impression* nru. They are READY-TO-WEAR SPECIALS qwn their own pretty homes there. tions may become a necessity within lasting and will out live other and I^catheroid-Tai>le Covers and Scarfs. $1-25, ■ That is why c \ r y Philadelphlun is a dozen years, The dozen years may The above Items are from Field less favorable impression*. Nature Perky Peggy Dresses in tissues, organdies $2.00, $2.25 and $.1 valufcs. Saturday Vi I’riee ■ loyal to his city und to his country. see the population increased three and Stream, the gieut sporting mug- has been lavish In her gifts to Nanand ginghams. Formerly sold for from $5.75 Curd Tabic Covers, patent leather, hand-dec- J He owns a home. Pudding and Loan times, and tile area doubled. azine und I am printing them Iw- ford, the legisalture ha* done its best, to $7.50. Saturday ................i..—..............5-I.9K and it now remains for its citizens to Association* have played a large padt orated, in attractive designs. $5.00 values— ■ "It ull depends upon the |K-ople cuuse wo of Florida should furnish in bringing about thi* happy condi­ themselves.’ ff they so wish it und like service to nuluists, not only be­ carry on the good work so atfspiciousSaturday .......................... ............. . Vi DH«* $ tion. Wc should have such an asso­ wilt it, and work for it to become a cause It would be n great accommo­ ly begun, and make their hom* eity UNDERWEAR SPECIAL ciation in Gainesville. There used to tact, llieu it will take on new life dation for travelers hut bccqUse there one uf the most attractive In Florida, MEN’S DEPARTMENT SPEC IA L he one here and it aided many people und grow beyond belief. And the I* money in it’ for rumps rightly con­ the state of attractive cities. May A beuutiful selection of Princess Slips in building and owning homes. These llmt step has been taken to bring ducted und 1 consider the item* us complctn success r.ttend their efforts. Athletic Union Suits, closed crotch, $l-’>0 vi ba turd ay , » t-3 9 „ homes, thus built, are worth now four aland that result. Let all take the great endorsements of the plan pro­ —Tampa Times. ue— (See window display)"—Saturday $l-°9 or five times what they cost. The same interest In the new charter as posed by \V, U. C. Smith of Orlando Also a (choce Jot of Fancy Brnssiers— WRITING F rill THU PAPER. Central City building and Loan As* if they hud imule it und worked for for a scries o f nutotels, all to Ik* un­ Saturday ...,.......... ....................... ...... '/j PRICE { A fPN ’S S H O P S P f W l ' l MM-Intlon was organized here about it, und try to do the liest for it, und der otu* management and to be con­ "Why wus not my letter printed in I8HG und, though Gainesville was then I’alatka will sun*, grow ,in nice pro- ducted exactly ullke. I understand Men’s Oxfords in broken siz.es $8.50 to $10.00 j The Independent?" . Inquiries some a comparatively small town, the asso. purUtms,"T-i>alatka New*. F U R N I T U R E SPECIALS that the plan has met with u good irate corrofpondent from lime to ■ values—Saturday ....* ...... 8 elation did a good business for a miniAnd we opine that Pnlutku will icception from financier* and thut time. Well, there may be several m $11.50— 2-inch continuance post Simmon’s her of years. Our fellow townsman, Boys’ High Shoes in black and tan, $5-90 '*'* * never regret this latest move to get two trial camp* will b* established, reasons, including improper matter, E. E. Voyle, who was the lust secre­ the must systematic und the most one in Orange nnd one in Folk coun­ Steel Bed. Saturday ...................... $11.50 ues—Saturday ---- -------------------- I hut tiie main mason Is that you-do * tary of Hint association, promises to business-like government that is ub- ty. Under right management they nut write it so that the editor con use ft $9.00—Wishbone Springs, Saturday...,. $6.95 help us in tho preparation of some tulnuhlf. It is only s question of cannot fail to l>c a success and the it without rewriting IL Remember, m $12.00— Roll-edge Mattress, Saturday $9.00 HOSIERY SPECIAL data on this subject. Gainesville is time when all rjtles large and small inure of them, rightly distributed, the thnt the lluotypo operator . goes nt $7.50 Sanitary Couches, Saturday____ ?3.9K growing spaco and, although our will adopt the City Phoenix Sheer Silk Hose, No. 7 25Manager-I’um- better the chance* for success nnd high Speed nnd thnt he-has no time $16.50 Sanitary Couch Beds with Mattress— . hanks arc gladly loaning money to mlsslun form of government and in the more satisfactory tho service to slop nnd decipher words thnt are wit h Hale sole. Regulal*j)rice $3. Sat home builders, a building nnd loan as­ time own the counties and the states from the viewpoint of tho to u r is ty not plain. oN newspaper Is willing Saturday ......... ...$12.95 sociation which functions alone for will adopt it form of this kind, it is Florida Growers. Baby Carriages ......... ............ !....-------\\ Price to “tie up n machine" while decipher-1 HANKIES ir.i that purpose, would lie a great helper real business and less of petty politics in* some Ideographic d i e d «. w ord!" Special closing out prices on Office Desks, in our march of progress. We shall in the management of our local gov­ Dally Herald on sale .ai Joe’s Smojit or trying to make sense out of some ft Initial Linen Handkerchiefs, 35c, ' say more about this before long.— ernment and that is whnt we are all House, Mobley’s Drug Htore and net)tuner. And the editor has no tidclgv 25 pcY cent discount off on all Lamp Shades. $1.0p value— Saturday Vi ^r*<* Gainesville Hun. striving for these days. Hunt's Pharmacy. tf to spend in marking over nnd m a k i n g ) ^ ^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■Mftftftftftft v v ’• ^ i •vl’ *• »s Vf , ■u ' * ^ ’*0./^ » , *> .•£*- ’ *n' X , . ‘ v .1 ' . _^ i.*{- ■' . ;**-3\Kr«r M i S I .pale lies herein a re a leu raaerved. BILL Sanford feed & Supply Co. TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! SATURDAY’S SPECIALS s m *■ �'%*" , **** -**•■ Vi.— ^ •’ 1 ••- >'••1*4' - t v V A iniSTrV A fWitTNTTfl oA V lN ub A L L v U N lo . , .> ■*:' KT *WE PAY 4< * ' 'i * i’ - j " '"t r"* \* «*, fc■ ,j •••?-/-/' . / ■ - :■■■ r r> “ * ' ■. -. Are you going to oe one of the millions" th at statistics tell us live a burdened life and pass a regretful, dependent old age? Follow the advice of true friends. j HPractice Industry and. T hrift-—rise above the W ith Us Wili Help Yoh Do It. Savings •- ’• |’ 1 . *; ;* it* • • • ^ PROGRESS SERVICE STRENGTH -V # extra inning kind. McLuclus, always good bet, was bnffled by the smoke on the ball and struck nut, with tho , winning run on second, thus ending |the game. ^ ti * . * A largo1crowd witnessed the gnme! s • nnd If Sanford can make as good a ■ showing ngninst any other club they ,2 may piny ns they did against Barren- I J in N fa to, they will tic up there nnd the fans “ will see some good base ball. Man­ ager Whlddoti has signed .up-some YESTERD A Y'S RESU LTS promising material and promises the fans some real base ball thin summer. Our ortlcra tire corn lug in ho Crust that if It were not that wo Florida State League The box score: kept prepared to render real service we could Rradenlown 1, Orlando 2. . not handle them. Sanford Tlic Sanford Independent*. wer inTnmpu 0, Lnkclnnd 2. All R 11 PO A K St, Petersburg 1, ally Inna 2. With Adkins; Bftrronto’s prise hurl drponiltn yesterday—of victory. .... 5 0 1 3 0 1 Golccn Moore in "The Nth Com or, pitching in fine form, the local Diedrich, 3b, ........ -6 1 1 10 5 0 McLucas, c . ... National League msndmgflt" tonight. i lull went down to defeat In a fast lint just the same they gave Sor­ 1 1 1 1 1 R. McCall, ss. Philadelphia 0, St. Louis 1, (10 In game of hall yesterday, 1 to .1. and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you do rento a run for her mortey. The nings). Henderson, lb ........ i 0 1 8 0 n The story is by Fannie Hurst Thin Adkins surely hnd things his Browning, If., not drink Elder Water now—you will, , crowd «n sun their toes all of the p. .. 4 0 1 0 (1 0 Neyv York 7, Chlcngo 2. own way, for he was given almost Betts, p.......... ......... 3 () 0 l 1 0 ufter one trial time. Y«u ran not always tell whnt Boston 1, Cincinnati It. perfect support nm! the heat tho San­ Conner, cf., ... ........ a (1 II (1 0 0 The pretty, wistful shop girl eager the*. Sanford sluggers are liable to Brooklyn-Pittshurgh, rain. for n good time, the flashy lounge ford boys could get off his delivery, Erl. McCall, 2........ 4 1 •> o •1 0 do in the Inst Imiliqr so the game lir.ard too anxious to give it to her, were 7 little hits. As the game was Steele, rf....... ........ 3 0 0 • American League wasn't Sorrento's until the last out i*1 1 1 played after u heavy ruin, the in­ the plain, hard-working lad who loves Cleveland 1, lioston 7. was made. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hoolrhnn, If. ___ field and outfield was a mass of wat­ xWhiddon *... her. St. Louis G, Philadelphia 8. ........ 1 (1 0 0 0 0 er, am! this In part, accounted for Detroit 4, Washington 1G. Manager Whlddon went in the Chicago-New York, rain. These nre the three intensely hum­ some of the errors, though the out­ game the ninth ns n pinch hitter. Our Totals ____ ____ 35 3 7 27 10 3 _ ] £ £ _______ field errors were all dealt catches. Sanford manager can usually give an people whose heart story Fnnnlo Sorrento conception, but there was made no Southern League Ilctts, who stnrted for Whbldon’s Hurst, author of "Humoresque," has (he ball a (erriffie wallop, bill be said All R II PO A K provision for the vast pntrmmgfc Chattanooga I, Nashville 10. those wain.curves’ of the .Sorrento , Atlanta 3, Ilirminghuif 2 (14 tu­ woven into a greater screen drama crew, was wild at times, and was Royal, lb, ... ____ 4 1 1 10 0 0 which would follow Its completion; 2 0 0 0 5 0 found for six hard blows, before he Adkins, p....... than that great classic. hurler had him pur.r.lerl; 4a he decided conrcqucntly, because of the tub rap. bings). n tired in the seventh. However, er- Cowart, as. ... ..... . to strike nut and have it over with. 4 o 1 0 .3 1 Little Rock 12, Mobile 2. I n n five Inning game which was ^ accumulation qf money it has !>«n Added attraction, tne latest Inter­ lors behind him wen1 responsible for 1). Wilcox, 2h, ....... i 0 *1 4 *1 •1 shin trued on account of another game found nt-cssi'iir)’ nnd advantageous to New Orleans 1-6, Memphis 1-1 (1st the four runs, nnd it is doubtful if the Dixon, c. ____ 4 1 1 11 1 n Kain delayed the game two hours game called in 6th by agreement, wet national News, only one day old. on the homo diamond Oviedo took a reduce the tolls. Had the bonds Sorrento crowd would have scored as Ayers, Hh. ... ____ 4 0 0 0 *» a# 3 hut the attendance was good, be. grounds.) pitihers duel from the Brotherhood of been issued with the understanding And the honor guests tonight will often ns they did, if he hud been nr- Perry, If. .... .'... 4 1) «» l 0 0 tween two hundred and' thro bundled |jlSL Andrew yesterday by.the score'of that they could beo-taken-up-ftt any uml yrypn, of th^jBryiin !cnrte(l'Y<?r.*«t''Ktf/ij>ort:’ Laidlaw, cf.... ..... 4 0 0 1 0. 0 wer c J n. a Lie iui«nei>, . whwb allow.i- that r MOW ' U I J ^ P A W S 7 to 4. The fettyuro of the gams was lime the bridge would Imvc boon *» Cycle Co.; and will see this wonderful Sorrento started off In a hurry nnd Cherry, rT. ta 0 0 0 0 0 Sanford is a real baseball.toWn. The paid fur in a much shorter spare of If 0 1 0 0 II jiicturc without cost to them. after two were out in the first inning, xxB. Wilcox, Florida Slate League l<atroi'0ge'. and ranlrlhulioti wa* ap­ lowed lhe usually slugging Brother* lime, the bmds would have all been Cowart singles to left field, .steals Won Lo.rt Pet. preciated and it takes both to give hl’od buys only five hits. Tho game retired at an early date, and thenreMonday the. feature picture will be second and then third, scoring later .1180 16 . 34 Orlando ...... 34 4 8 27 in 5 4ltn ls Sanfonl a winning ball team. wan played on a muddy diamond and forth the bridge would have been 20 .583 'The Little Church Around the Corn­ cn Wilcox’s single to center. Wilcox 1 nkclnnd .............. . 28 xWhiddon hulled for Steele in the with slippery balU; Another interest­ free. * however, died at second after steal­ ninth, 28 .451 er. 23 The game was a thriller from start Daytona ............. Daytona has adopted that plan In ing feature of tho game was ■* that ing the hag. They hnd men on liases 28 .451 xxB, Wilcox batted for Cherry in to fini*it. Font double plays by Sor­ BradDntown.......... . 23 its purchase of toll bridges. When Oviedo was the first team in tho Pop-' Don't fail to get a program tonight on the Et-ciind and thltd, but couldn't Uio seventh. 2G .147 21 ... rento aeeounsed for Sanford’s defeat, Tampa ... . once the amount of the purchaao per ix-ague to play an errorless game. .420 as there are some good ortes next week advance them. 'Hie fourth started off 27 Score by Innings: Ht. I’etvrsburg ..... 2G by »rnrr of I to .'I, price shall have been taken in, in ad­ inrludiiig Jackie Congon in "My lloy.” with a double to left field by Wilcox, Sorrento ............:....... . 100 110 010—4 The box score: dition to the upkeep, ull tolls will be Ovii.-do National League lie was thrown out at third though Sanford ......................... 000 002 001—3 abolished. Now DcNind wants the Next Monday'contributions will be AH R 11 1*0 A E I’d. Lost Won by McLucas, who was on tho Job. Dix* Tho Burftmary: Two base hits: same plun incorporated in Its pur­ *"lnite«l from the merchants and oth­ New York ....... .... 33 3 1 0 0 1 .717 13 Sturdivant, 31*. or then singled to right, advanced to urow„f ()i Wilcox; stolen bases: Me. chase of the Munroe and the Crow’s er:. Whn are interested in Sanford Pittsburgh .... ..... 20 •3 1 1 It 0 ,r»7H 111 second on a fielder’s choice uml scor­ Lucas, II. McCall, Henderson, Adkins. * KcDcy, c. ...... • 1 llluir bridges. There seems to bo 0 having a winning baseball team. The Brooklyn ........ .’... 21 .’ 21 1 » 0 1 .533 CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 ed an Perry's line drive to left. Per­ Cowart 2, Wilcox, Ayers; double plays ! McCall* p„ ...... an expressed idea that thn counties money ni]] l,g use I tu buy uniforms .SL Louis ........ ..... 21 0 1 2 1 .622 1 22 South Round ry being thrown nut ut first on the Cowart to Wilcox to Royal, Cowart to j Slav Irk, as, of lak e and Seminole should "g > in" Mini repair the diamond. 0 1 3 1 1 Thompson, 2b. r j .611 Cincinnati ......... .... 23 Arrive Departs play to the plate. Laidlaw ended it Wilcox to Royal, McCall to Hender­ with Volusia in thn purchase of both 0 0 0 3 .178 ; Williams, Hi. .... 3 21 22 Chicago .............. 2:10 n.m. by striking out. In tho 6th Betts be­ son. Left on bases; Sanford 8, Sor­ 83 .......... 2:30 u.m. bridges, reduce th edste one-half, and 1 1 0 0 0 .302 22 17 Adkins, Sorrento’s star hurler, was Boston ...... 8:40 n.m. came wild and with one nut walked rento 0. Bases on balls,‘off Iletti; 2, Slstrunk, cf, ... 27............ o when the structures were fully paid 0 1 1 0 McFnrlinc, If.. ,280 32 pitching in his best form yesterday Philadelphia ..... .... 13 2:45 p.m two men, Cowart though flying out toi off Browning none, off Adkins 2. Hits 82 ......... 2:26 p.m, « » • 1 for by the tolls tho three counties 0 0 1 and with almost perfect support it 7:1 0 p.m third for the second out. Wilcox then off Betts 7 In 7 innings, off Browning Carter, if. ...... . 86. .. . 0:66 p.m. American League' should pay their pro’ rnta o fthe up­ — — — — — looked n, if Sanford was going to lays one down to third base which the 1 in three innings. Hit by pitthrr, by Won Lost Pel. keep. G 4 15 21 7 Totnln Northbound lsiv( n blank for her score until the third husemnn missed nnd a run came Browning, Cowart, by Adkins, Jl. Mc­ .082 11 Palm Bench rounty seems tu have rrhooJ Departs In. Dixon then was out, catcher to Arrivu nixti inning when McLucas, San­ New York .............. 30 Call. Losing pitcher, Belts. Winning .5G8 12 gotten tho shaky end of tho stick. AB R H PO A 2:03 a.m. first. A fust double play by McCall .... 1:48 a.in. ford’s fine little ratrher started tho Philadelphia ........... 25 pitcher, Adkins. Umpire, McCryry. .463 25 21 Cleveland The town of larke Worth, anxious to 1 *1 0 a 0 12:06 p.m. at second to Henderson nipped a ral­ Peck, 2b....... ....11:46 n.m, tue works which netted two runs. .478 q 21 Detroit .... ‘ -V---10 have something batter than). West 0 0 3 Thurston, c, 3:52 p.m. .... 3:42 p.m. * ti ■ ly by Sorrento In tho Gth. The sev­ .402 23 20 Pal mltcach, built a.handsome bridge l 1 0 3 3 .... 10:00 p.m. Hoolchan, lb, Oviedo team, whirh stnrted off the St. 1-oui* enth Inning, Browning in left was .432 25 1) 0 0 i \ across' la k e Worth, and abolished all Bell, ss. ........ '« on pretty bad by two straight Washington ........... 10 called in to tlic mound, and pitchsd in Trilby llranch 2 3 ' V .425 tolls. West Palm Beach bought a ALL PERSO N S' ENGAGED IN Speer, 3b. ... 1 2 0 0 defeats, won her second straight yes* Boston -----— ----- 17 fine form, allowing only ono scratch Dopnrts Arrivo .3W d 25 1G 0 private onc-cent toll bridge for snmo TH E BU SIN ESS OF OPERATING Rutundo, If. 0 0 0 2 leni ty in an errorless game on Ovl«- Chicago ................ . 7:30 a.m. hit, an error by tho right fielder be­ MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE ARE Q fort ythousmnd dollars which in three 0 0 0 0 *» do ■part, by the Score of 7 to 4, from Connor, cf. .. :25 p.m. ing responsible for the lone Horrentft SU BJEC T TO A LICENSE TAX t)F .Southern Association o 2 • years had paid three, hundred pier o> s 1 1 the brotherhood. Horner, p...... run In the Rth. Only ten men faced ti • Won la»st rent profit dn the Investment and *10.00 PEY YEAR (or $5.00 for half Pope, rf. «• 0 0 0 0 Browning, In the Hth three of them ■ n u l * was about to fall down, and is con­ Nashville ......... . 2 8 18 M •— — year). This law in now In full force hDorner and McCall were in line l>eing strutk out. 4 structing at a cost of a half mllUon 20 20 and license payable at City Clark’s of­ 5 0 15 4 10 form but Mr Cull got tho best of Dor- New Orleans '/•itsis .......... Leesburg Branch Sanford was unable; To do n thing dollars a free bridge. If it shall'ever 25 20 fice. Score by innings: ncr with the aid of his team which Atlanta .......... Departa to Adkins until tho third, when Bud* Arrive l>e completed it will be the handsom­ W. B. WILLIAMS, 23 20, gavr him |»erfect support. Doubles Mobile ......... Oviedo .......................... ....... 001 O fl—7 ......... 8:55 p.m. ny McCall, at short, got tho first hit, est thing of the kind in the state. Chattanooga ...... V . 23 21 63-10tc . City Manager. by McCall uud Curter at opportune Brotherhood of SL A. U02 02—4 ,._..... 2:46 p.m. a single to left. It was to no avail Memphis '...— 20 21 «(mca also aided in the victory-. Summary: Two base, hits: McCall, v Volusia county realises that the 0:30 a.m. as there were two out and Hcndcraun Rirmlngham .......... 18 20 STOP BACK ACHE, KIDNEY bridges it contemplates buying nre Carter, Hoofchan and Dor tier. Stolen 7:10 p.m. filed out to center.' Things looked 13 30 TROUBLE bases, McCall, Slavlck, Carter, 'Perk Hoplchin was the hitting star of Little Rock very sloosy concerns that havo near­ good In the next Inning when Brown­ O v ie d o Branch Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull and Horner. Base on balls, by Horn­ ly outlived their usefulness, ^rul by 'In- game. Ho |a manager of the _ 1--------------------------ing hit « long drive to left field for Arrive Departs brotherhood team and when his team Halw McCall, star hurler of the two sacks, but a fast double play on headache, tired feeling, too frequent er 1, McCall 2, hits off McCall 6, Hor­ the lime Ihut they have been paid fur ‘ lari;, on a hitting slump he steps up Oviedo team held tho brotherhood to xNo/120...,.... — 7:4Gp.m. llett’s infield hit, ended Sanford’s (utinutlon, discolored or strong odor ner G. Hit by pitcher, Horner (S la ­ —or even before that period, will 3:40 p.m. •re symptoms of kidney and bladder vlck and Sistrunk). Struck out by have to give way to something mod­ sad shows 'em how. He singled twice only flvo hits, Horner and Hoolcban xNo. 127..:-----hopes In this inning. Nothing happen: trouble. "1 waa always, having a Horner 0, McCall I t . Time of game em, permanent and expensive, and and doubled once in threo times at being the only ones to pick out his cd except one, two throe work until bat yesterday. x—Duiiy, except Sunday, backache which caused me great suf­ 1 hour." Umpire, Hetts. Attendance, that thero will /tally be good reason! offerings successfully. the Gth, when McLucas singling to fering," #ritos Mrs. Feber, Medford, £ 00. " for keeping the present tplls so that ‘ ; third base stola second on a ball, Mass. "Could not sleep and at timea the cost mn ybe tfco sooner returned . wont to third when Adkins hit McQail, 1 could not staAd straight. Tried Fo­ AFTER TOLIJi PAY FOR lilt)DUB to the county. J »nd scored when Ayers, third base, let ley Kidney Pills and found relief." There are few bridgos In Florida MAKE IT FREE. Royal’s peg to him. roll out to lb* DeMolay Brotherhood Hi. ’A. Stop backache, kidney and bladder ftritdo Seminole Atb. Club having the advantages of the struc- .j sidewalk. McCall also scoring on this troublus with Foley Kidney Pills. Bold Throughout the state there Is ja tyre over the St. Johns at JuncTlSplay.' A very promising Sanford ral­ July 3 growing idea that targ^ and expo pah- It has excellent approaches Oviedo ly began in the ninth after Connor everywhere,—Adv. READ the give draw bridges should chargb Ufi| served tho people well July 12 struck out, for little Babe McCall hit H. A. MeGINNIH NAMED " ss the stnraturv, have always been kept at tho time until such Juno 7 a hot one to right field for a.plngte. ATTORNEY LEON COUNTY together with ull upkeep, shall Have point possible; but the cry has g Whiddon, manager, then batted for Seminole Athletic*. HKltALD TALLAHASSEE, June 8.—Hen A- been paid in full; then allow t,iie out that a more perfect steel Steele in an attempt to win this game, structure is n but his bust offering waa a second McGinnis, for rnsny years county bridge to be free and allow the prop- ( ted and sice er salaries from the general furul Of judge and chief clerk of the houso for out, being struck out on three $k>ee Brotherhood St. ting which balls. Diedrich, star third aacker, the legislative i«*sion Just closed waa the county in which the b r id g e s lo­ electr ‘ J however, came through with a drive yesterday named' «s county attorney cated. The most expensive by the board of county commlMlonera. to center for a single, which scored DeMolay McCall from first, and It looksd a s ’He succeeds Walter T . Moore, who adopt this system Is the one wottld»go Into the was recently appointed county Judge. sanvltle. That was the though the Goip liOWLING TENNIS BOXING ' -1 BASE BALI. FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING D F A I ll/l A F C D A D T C c Ai U LU l vl ill Iv lfFt iKJA i r lvl K lKli u l l l U>i IL L. SHIPP, Editor IT’S PURE T h a t’s W h y It’s ...Popular... SORRENTO WINS FAST GAME FROM LOCALS CELERY SEED WE DELIVER PHONE US j Elder Springs Water Company I OVIEDO WALLOPS BROTHERHOOD TRAIN SCHEDULE NOTICE! SCHEDULE FOR' FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE H m a /.-it i j i ^ 1 V'-*:# .* t if o?Ytf.v m Sfc!Y‘ m �n c y s to r e s , no THI S HOME-GROWN TOMATOES, At, ,p cr* lb , ... STEAKS, Per Ib. ......................... PORK SHOULDER ROASTS, Per Ib. . .....• » » .,• ............. SMOKED SAUSAGE, , SALT FAT MACKEREL. E a c h j...............................— PICNIC HAMS, IVnf II, * "**' Per I K WELNIBS, 1i MILD CURED WHITE HACON, Per lb. PEPPERS, CHOPPED.ijlSA' Per lb. LARD. .. Per lb. ----OVEN r o a s t ; Per Ib. ............ VEGETABLES FRESH FROM THE J-IELD POT ROAST, 4 E Per ,1 ^ . ..1^*1. . . . . . ........;......... .......... e rk (h< .■ P 1v i|y • ... ........... . WEEK ARE — Pickled Pig’s Feet, per lb „....... Armour’s Star Reg. Hams, per lb Pine Roasts of Beef, per lb ..!..... Wc have plenty of FRRESH EGOS Beef Stejv, 2-lbs for ......................•«« Plates of fcSeef, 2-lbs for ....... ......2! Pork Roasts, per lb :;i....... 2! 2 large Loaves of Bread for............ 2£ Vddl Cutlets, per lb.......... .............t3i FIN E COD FISH ^MIDDLES, I PORK CHOPS, Per lb......... .»*t■ *. ft ■ * ~ ~ ~ ^ .f T ir r r . ---------1 1 er m CHEESE, ' / Uiti53tt£L ' , -IjWtfb. ........... ............................................. ..... NUCOA BUTTER SPRlBAI), ^. Per lb. .. «*|IJ»» *-*» *— — **.«**■•'■*** m-mm**•,M,. # 1(, COOKED MEAT TO MAKE SAND\ w i c h e s , v e t ib. ........................... CLOVER BLOOM BUTTER, Per lb* t . . . . . . M,, _ WESTERN BACON CURED FOR * BREAKFAST, per J b ................... Live Spring Chicken^ per lb ..^„.. Dressed Hens, per l b .................. Huckleberries Galore Little Pig Pork, Corn-fed, per lb Armour’s Star Skinned Slic&f Ham.'4Qc . 'PCI ' •* •?." _ n Boiled Ham, per lb..... Veal Loaf, per lb ...TV Bologna, Sliced, per ib N E X T DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS K E E P MOVING WEST, FIRST STREET llpd^i ►» - * * * • - » ' ' ■ * * * - • * « « . , WINTER GARDEN MAN HELD FOR MURDER PLANT CITY FARMER Drive uithcMb gl U t« a C om m on h o w l . cot P f l ' s !»«»«■ Cpmpllmcht* of * Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. OPTICI AN-OI*TOM ETRIST 212 E jihI Flrnl Htrect ------------------ -------------Sanford, Florida ( H ou ses an d ; mC ■fl ■ S ■' B A p a rtm e n ts D L O F K e n t Tho ideal gpot for your siimmor vacation where cool brdotos off the groat Atlantic blow night and dsy, Wotulerful ocean ImlhliiK and fishing. Tho finuat Louth jn'the whole world ‘ j for motoring and flying. 'J'hrou nighteiMi hole Rolf courttuH j nvuilahlc. Wtt huvu lintod with uh fur Htimmur rontal or*»ale ? tho chpievat houses und apartments at modoralu priegf). i Write us your needs and we will be glad to find just the „ ! jdnee for you. -No uldigutioiuon^our part. - * C. E. Chorpcning and son Carl nre leaving the 12th for Ohio and Michi­ Mr. and Mrs, It. J . Hubble and gan for a few weeks trip. They will daughter- Alice, from Jlawks P a r t1, visit Mr- Chorpening’s sister nmr oth­ Fla., were guests at the home of Mr. er relatives irf Ohio and a brother in nnd Mrs. F. F. West Wcdacsdny Benton Harbor, Mich. Mr. Chorponnight and Thursday. Alice and Lllaj ing has not been back in a good- many West were room mates -when In years and is anticipating a fine trip. Miss Helen Chorpcning will -enroll school at Pisgah, North Caroiins. at the Orlando Commercial College Mr. ar.d Mrs. laiwrence Hay and the first of the week for the sum­ frierds called at the West home on Thai*<!«>• afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. mer. She will l>e at home over the Ray of the Florida Sanitarium were week ends, Mr .and Mrs. Herman Steele nre also students of Pisgah, where a last­ ing friendship began with these young now living in Orlando, having npurtmeats with Mrs. Steele's grnndniothpeople. er. Mr. Steele has n fine position Mr. and Mrs. Crnmet and children there. were Sunday cullers n\ the hnpie of Mr, and Mrr. Rridgcmbn. The Intter Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Prevail and arc expecting to leave soon for Mi­ son wer| on a' fbhlug anil cnmpjng ami as their two sann, Luther and j trip over to I.akv Poinsetta for severJoe nnd hln wife hare been there fort :d days.’ ’ \ some time. They recently made the Mrs. Clittke Wnm-n and two little trip thero in their enr, taking their girls are'visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. two little grundchildien to their I Mitchell and family at Pine Castle. parents. Mrs. Isale Warren Flowers wns % married to John flacullah on Monday Mr. T. (V Tyner hue not been well this week. , of J a s t week. John bought out the l . aV®* -*^OJtb?^W I<B«C3rw tprtd r ijp r r t p j MotrilA^frjjk ^ f ’onAiiutd lleaeh with his pnrettLa,|nue recently, R. J . Starling has rented Jils Mr. and Mrs. August Swan-ton mul Moorn'n Station Larin to lleck RumIds brother, Alhian nnd wife and Icy. It Is understock Mr. Hominy their little daughter to see Ufc-ir sis­ ter, Mra, Elmer Lundqulst, returning will move hi* fAmity out heir. Cards were received from Wichita, the same day. Kans., at the graduation of Miss Ettic On Wednesday, Kmil * Magnuson Johnson from the Friends. University. brought-over his nioce, Mrs, laindEttic, with her parents, lived for sev­ qulst and family from the beach fur! eral years at Moore*-* Station ami she a visit with thu home folks. Rut her with her brother, John, were in the brother, Alhian left on Tuesday to lesuim- his work in one of the big Sanford schools. Mrs. Robert Hsmel is leaving for stores in Topaka, Kan. her home In Denver, Colo., in a few • Mr. nnd Mrs. Cotler an d Miss days. She has been the guest of her Uright Iatney were calling Tuesday mother, Mrs. Henry Brandt ar.d sisevening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. ter, Mrs. George Ilalmns and family Cramer. It was a happy day for idncu the death of her father. Bright as- it was her fifteenth birthdsy. She treated some of her friends to cream and eukc. i Mr. and Mrs. C, F. Prevail and two children and their sister, Mrs. C. Or McCalister »f Kissimmee visited Sun­ day ut the home of their sister, Mrs. Win. lleiMlersun in Grupevillc. Lucy May went home with them. Mr. uml M r*.-C. F, Proctor and daughter of Gannon City spent Mondaly evening with'Mr. and Mrs. Grov­ er latfilt-i. II. J I . PattUhall spent last wrvk in Winter jlaycn attending con­ ference. v The k . T . P. U. of the Baptist I II. B. s c n u i/ n c KKAl/l’V COMPANY, I n c . , j ‘ Miss Margaret Stutnl left Sun­ church lirldjii aocial at the home of J ^ RELIABLE REALTORS i day for Orlando where she will en­ Mr., and Mrs.. Swoat. Mr. and Mrs. Roy TUIIn and chil­ ( Three Off ken l ter the Orange General Hospital for dren und Mr. and Mra, Ynrbe und daughters, of New Smyrna and Mr. * Dnytana Office— II I So. Beach SL> Phone 674 ^ truinlng. Sheriff C. M. Hand whs a visitor In and Mm. Wm. KUbc spent Sunday ■ Daytona Bench Office— UK) Mul,n Street, 1'hune 44, » town Sunday. with Mr.jand Mra. Ed. KUhee Sunday. ■ New Smyrna Office—Canal Ht^»t. I J . K. and II. F. Phipps left Tues­ Mra. A. A. Moran and Mr*. Grover day fur Gainuavillo where they will Lefiles and Lulu Leflles spent Wed­ spend the week. nesday In Sanford. ,, George U. Stuart left Monday ^pr 1 Lula Leflles and Mra. Grover Verona, Pa., where ho will spend files spent Friday afternoon v^th Mrs, T W- ProvatL r f Mra. - Hall left Monday, for North Carolina to spend the summer with her eon. , The little daughter of Mra. Carol France* and Emma Fuller ir e spending the week with their fath«£ Culpepper L very ill .with whooping C, W. Kntxmingrr attended the cough. was shopping in > Mr*. Fred Ralli rommUsloners meeting Monday. E. K. Miller and Iaiurie Ford were Sanford Monday. Mrs. C, F. Proctor and daughter viaitors in Orlando Monday. George LsVigne was transacting spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Fanny Peters. business in Sanford Monday. Firestone and MIcbcMn Hud Tubes with All Cord Tires Mr. and Mr*. H. H- F ly n t, spent Mrs. C. W, EnUmJnger was shop­ Tuesday evening with Mrs. Flynt’s ping in Sanford Monday.' < L. R. Payne was a visitor in San*{oarants of Moora'a Station. ford Tuesday, , ■ Ju lia Bell McClellan, of Moon’s G IA N T “ E X I D R ” H FOR FORDS The Ladirs k>f the Civic' League .Station, la spending « few days with held thfir-rogular'm onthly moating Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flynt. Mra. Rosa McFarlana and Mrs. Tuaoday, ^ , Mrs. Katt HwUl} and daughu-i, Runnel spent Monday with Mra. Geo. Miss Oliva Smith, spant Tuaoday In Geiger. 3 / Sanford.. , ■„ at. - • . . . F Mrs. deorge Geiger spent Tuesday . Friends of Mrs. . Wentworth will In Osceola visiting friends. Phone 54fr -Sanford, Florida regret to hear, o f her iljness. Mr, Wentworth left Tuesday td Jo in Iu t . H k . Herald Lor first class job FREE! EXTRA SPECIAL • PLANT CITY, June H— Valentino IV Morlchx, who for two yearn has been engaged In developing n large tract of I«md, was shot to-death on the porch of hin office near herb yes­ terday. 1 t. . ‘ ’ ':‘r ' T. G. Flournoy, who-came here a month ago from Winter-Garden, came (o Plant'C ity after the shooting and surrendered, hut declined to mnko a statement. The trouble is said to have resulted from a dispute over a contract i<r CaStssiet a Vital Element *' ost* Sslcitog Powders Lack * '} •« 1 ■• i j , * Don’ t use a 1havener that does not coo tain white-of-egg. When you do .you take chances— you run tne risk o f spoiling your bakings. HISTORY IN POUR LIN ES King Saul tried to kill friend Dave at- ho played upon his lyre-. And Nero sawed the fiddle while all Rome was afire. *, And ColiimhuH showed the rest of the guys tho whrld wasn’t square, Hut Sir Connti talks to people when there ain't nohody there. Peter Helmut ut the Seminole Coun­ ty Rank soya talk to him today about that Rank account.' 1 ‘f K e l ^ o m y P O W D E R contains a small amount o f wh'ite-cf-egg. This makes it possible for representatives of the company to. test it frequently for leavening strenglh-rrighf on the dealer’s co counter. Nothing but absolutely fresh stock is permitted to remain on the deafilers’ shelves, I t must always be up \p the high Calumet standard. ^ Remember tliewhiteof* egg in Calumet protects . the success o f your b a k in g s. I t is th e e co ­ n o m ica l p o sitiv e baked a y 'a id a n d it3 sale is 21^ times as much a s that of any other brand. *, A pound can o f Calumtt contain* fu ll 16 ounce*. Some baking pow der* come in 12ounce instead o f 16 ounce can*. Be ture you g e l a pound when you want it. utrnnlnaUir for R»t», Mice. Aau, r Tton't watte Unw tt» In* to UU thaw fw>ts With pow-leri. Utiulib or oar «XMrlnmi|*t preparation), ■>* ' % . ■ . * W CockroMliM »»(1 Wmctttic*. r Rondy for Uoo-Bottor than T rap* 3-ea. box, Ve B ® K lM G V- ■ . U is. f l M SOLO KVSRYWHSRK / / * I .[ . T H E W O R LD 'S G R E A T E S T B A K IN G POWDBR ugly c u t ? MENTHOIATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the J l healing, * f TDUR t Y t O . H e a l t h £ y ts A IU they^TlreTItcfiTSmart, B o m (• or Discharge,'if Sonr*. Im u te d , In flam ed 'o r^ C rin u latcii,’ m e ' M ur Inc? Soothes a n d R efresh es} S a fe tor Infant o r A dult* A t all * Urtu/.l fimiut ' *. ITSIMWEN Ask for a demonstration of th is car. it many new qualities. “It'n Immense!” You will ejaculate after >cu have tast­ ed a slice df our well made bread. II will please you omit in pleasing hundreds of other people In this town. It will become a regular part of your dally life and you’ll be better for It. Four* L jtoad tW f * * * J v Tourias L Coup) • SM lift f OcSi - tits l S A N F Q R D M A ID B R EA D SANFORD, Touria* I IU* tlM ml m �N E S . S I R ’. B U L L -e r S( v n s U # M fi C U T OJWPKT Coim ‘ TO Do, J f*>p? s is m w e ih »h 6 Hone*? AS TO 01Vlbl6 ft .OF LABOR Tso can find the nams of •wry live Business Man la Sanford la this Colnmn esth day. Classified Ada lc 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. Cards of Sanford's Repotable Professional Men, oath of whoa. In hla ehoaen pro­ fession tbs nerald recom­ mends to the people. n M t a i n m i i a h George A. DeCottes FOR SALE Attorney-nt-Lavr FARMERS— You can got send bad Otar Seminole County Rank • frnmrs and irrigation plugs at tbo NFORD -s- -j. FLORIDA Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe ‘ Storage Facilities i plssss you, tell others; If not. FOR SALK— Hosier and Gays' paints Mil as. Pkeao 458 and varnlshea at Sanford Novelty j Works, Sanford agents. 183-tic ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FOR &AI.E—Hlindi Island eggs for anford n o v e l t y setting, 15 eggs for 31.00. Mrs. F irst National Rank Building Ellsworth, Hoin dull Avenue, San­ SANFORD FLORIDA ford. ^ 83-tfp V. C. COLLER, PropWK S T T T r S T STREET, 7 one lot*, ntiire with dwelling combined with stock. Wuuhl sell.—L. C. Kinnrd. ' ARCHITECT 5K-1 ltp . INTRALTOR and BUILDER FOR SA LE—German police pups. 1Cammerrial Street.—Sanford, Fla. ick Service Transfer FRED R. WII SON I WORKS leneral Shop and Mill ELTON J. MOUGHTON Work B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRB--------AUTO--------- RONDS LAWYER •:—Coart Hotue S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder Rooms 226-228 DR. R. M. MASON FLORIDA FORSAKE* V*4‘ ‘ STUDKHAIfcER (7-PASSENGEIl) GOOD RUNNING. GOOI) L P. Connelly & Sons TIRES, MADE GOOD TO-HIRE K a ta h lla S rS ISOM CAR?............................. .,....$200.00 W. J. THIGPEN trel Estate, Loans and Insurance "DODGE” SCREEN DELIV­ ** IS 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Real Estate ERY. FINK SHAPE. CORD FIR E, L IFE , AUTO INSURANCE TIR E3, WILL TAKE TRADE, ONLY ................................. $500.00 EWART The Florist ‘HUDSON’ GOO!) RUNNING it Mowers-------------- Floral Designs ORDER; FINE TIRES. WILL DR. G. S. SELMAN TAKE T R A D E .................$300.00 Annus! snd Ornamental Plants Practico limited to SAN JUAN GARAGE 14 Myrtle Ave------------Phone 260-W Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 61-2tc Eyca Examined, Glasses Fitted1 FOK U K N T Melach Building It Building Sanford, Florida IANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Vyse Examined FOK RENT—Furnished rooms upd kitrhennetta for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia nvo. 4'J-tfc FOR RENT—One furnished house'in choice location Glas ts* Designed General Machine and Boiler Henry McLaulin, Jr., Works Opt D. Cylinder Grinding (Optician-Optometrist Automobile R e p a in t tlS Hast First Street- Spnferd, FIs. FOR RENT—Two ConiieetlngvJtooms Acetylene Welding with privnte bath, cuol and com­ hone 62—-------Sanford. Florida J . 11. Colclough Leak & Coldough INSURANCE I ire—Life—Auto ir»t Nut'! Rank lildg. Annex 10 FLORIDA fortable! Garage If desired. Phone 644-W. 68-fltp IfUNSXr.BW a; cottages and apartments for tho summer season at Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. Will furnish photo* and fuU„tnformatlon upon request.—Bailey & Haw­ kins, Daytopa .Beach, Fla, ft-H-lmo-c FOR SALK— Exchange or Rent, good hotel property In Oviedo. Address W. B. Williams, Sanford. 67 -Otp FOR RENT AT CORONADO BEACH —r* room cottuge, very desirable, 2 bedrooms and hatfl. Furnished, $160.00 season. Near ocean.—Mrs. Hurry II. Sams, Box 343, New Smyrns, Fla._____________________ 00-12tc F o r RKNt — Six room house, comer of Frvnch and Second. I'hone 871W. __ _____ 69-3tp FOR WENT—Three rooms for lighthousekeeping. Reasonable. 016 l,aurai Avenue.___________ 01 -ltp FOR HUNT—Two or three furnished housekeeping rooms. All conven­ iences. Phono 432. 400 Palmetto. Ul-2tp FUR RENT—Furnished rooms’*'and kitchen, 716 W. First Street. 6l-4fp GREAT BARGAIN House and Garage next Milane The at re, only $200 cash GEO. D. BISHOP amount' of money which the county will have to Itorrow to make the pur­ •‘‘ HI IC HKNTIMENT. chase. As to the price the bridge com­ 1‘ublic sentiment has been accuratepanies take a position, inasmuch as r *»>* News in a series of they are not anxious to sell their ten jew. from leading business men property, to take $76,000 for both a thi sxection in regards to the pur- bridges and will turn same over to th*«e by Vidua in county of the Mon- tho county October 1 of this year. ami Crraws lilulT bridges. Gouii- The News has had little to say about 1/ commiasionci — -Ts meet in regular this part of it for It does net know JJJion tomorrow at which time they anything about engineering, what take action in regards to the the original cost was nor what the jvtf »«■ and it ts to bo ho|>ed that repUcement value is. It does be­ > win to jjulded by the sentiment lieve that th e bridge companies ’ »■ public, whom they represent. should be paid a fair price for the i h . , e has toon no one who be- valuo of the bridges plus un amount that the county should not buy for tho term of the unexpired fran­ jridgt-s. There has been a little chise. iferem;. of opioiop «n Volusia buy. The purchase of the bridges is a »« the bridges on its own but tho strictly business proposition. The T * **■ M •,hor4 that the co-opera- people want the bridges; the owning «n of other , counties In the purchase |companies have agreed to sell, u l u . special - • l.i —< u , . ...» . . . l*. S J " Mt Ui* Kccureii when . . The N owh docs not tito to see t l * iMation was sought and obtained work already accomplHed in order ,ridJ. “W ‘ he r,’un*y lo b“X the to make it possible for me county to buy these bridges go at naught and ■l everyone is in favor It sincerely hopes that the county bridges free the major- commissioners and the bridge com­ xliwss men look at the panies can agree on terms that will ‘he right light and bc- be fair to the companies and to the bvxt method to pursue public.—DcLand News. ^ k * reduced toll ^in the , Quite right, Clayton, only we don’t the bridges by the have v j to acquire the bridges now and It is unnecessary to pay ,h big price for them, V [’ fa r ,i . n i WANTED sTRNOflRAi’iir.k tfrANTBlCTIusi be espericnced. Address P. O. Bog 221. •, 82-tfc WANTEUrvUsed musical instruments instruments <of etfery description. Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price Music Co.. Tampa and Zack Street, i < 1 OHE? Witness Declares Charged With Murder Negro’s Body Found Student Murdered Hanging on Tree on Vantilberg on Trial at ‘ Palm Beach Island By Three Others Tallahassee Today Tho Dully Herald, 15c per week J^uspcctcd of Having Killed I'oticc- CHICAGO PAPER T E L L S ENTIRE msn Sunday Morning I.Y NEW STORY OF MOUNT CASK. PALM BEACH, June 7. The body nt Henry Rimmon*, negro, riddled CHICAGO, June 7 .—Julia Strom, with bullet*, was found today lintigitig an Evanston fisherman, wnu quoted to a tree on I’ulnt ’Hcacli Island, The totlay by the Chicago Daily Journal negro was suspected of having shot ns declaring he saw a boy re scum­ anil kiltmt. Police man •>: N. Smith, a bling I.eightnn Mount, Northwestern native of Staunton, Vu., Sunday University freshman killbd and his morning. The negro was a native of hodyfyiured under nn Evanston pier the UuKhniu Islands. Tim hotly was on the day of Mount’s disappearance found l»y a delivery man for n local aftor u class rush, Ice company where .Simmons hud boon Strom’s story, uh related by Iho employed. The coroner’s jur> return­ Journal, was told fn rhini hy Hurry ed a verdict that the negro cam e.to Cook, a chum of young Mount. Strom his dentil at the liatnU ef parties tin* who declared he had told hfn story known. to nn Evanston policeman on that day and thnt no attention was paid RUSSIAN MURDERER to It, testified recently in the inves­ SENTENCED TO DEATH; tigation by authorities here and .it KILLED TH IRTY-TH REE was declared tahl Strom had told unusual stories nt other times and little attention was paid to his nlate- It Is claimed thnt one of the ter­ rors of shipwreck—darkness— in ovorrnnio hy a new Invention comiitlng of (lowerful electric lights which can be attached to lifetmats, and which will nutotmitirnlly lie switched on as the bunts touch the water. Two lights thoroughly illiimhmto the whole boat. The Herald for first clast Job work. Tho Herald for first class Job work, the W ork Olven to thf World by 8lr W a lttr Raleigh. It Is something of a paradox thnt Die Inst work of Kir Walter Baletgti, ‘Tho War In the Atr," should tinvs been Urn history of a great modem adventure, written upon a largo scale. To those who knew Hulelgh, whoso death n vast number of friends and disciples ore deplortng, only by Jjl* works, be may have scented somewhat detached from tbo life about him, and Intent upon the niceties and elegancies of style. Tbo most of Ids books deal with the pust. In which the superficial critic might think llalclgb was finding an escape from reality. The sillierdebit rritlc of course would have been wrong. Like nil good writers, Raleigh hnd nn Intense interest In nil that was about him. Whatever lie rend he put always to the test of life, mill thus found the beat, tbo only commentary for the books which lie toyed full well.—From "Musing* Without Meth­ od" In Blarkwood’s Mugaxlne. NarthclIITe as a Boy. When Northclltfe, Alfred Harmsworth hy nmue, was a young boy the family lived at Kt. Johns Wood, next to a select seminary for girls of twelve to sixteen, and frequently tbs boys' hnll would be knocked over the fence Into the seminary garden, with ensu­ ing remonstrance from the principal. Dnre when the bull came over the fence Into tin* garden, the story goes, a graceful, dark-eyed girl of thirteen took (tossesmIon of It, und when Har­ old iln rumour lb clambered after It she refused to give It Up. Later Alfred literally dropped In and by a combina­ tion of tact and blarney not only got the boll but got the girl's confidence and promise to return the ball when­ ever It again catno over Into the gut? den. Tradition tins It that six years later uhe became Mrs. Alfred Dunnsworth.—Kansas City Ktar, Gold Found In Nava Scotia. Consul McCuun at Yarmouth, ft. fL, says It Is rv(iorted that rich gold-bear­ ing quarts has been struck on property at Malega Barrens, Queens county, la, tho Yarmouth consular district Tim preliminary development was cunriudefl Tvtontly, and quarts Is now being taken out and crushed. It is also re­ ported that a rich atrike haa been made In arena on the "Bouih Babbit" lead, Malega Barrens, and that there have been eleven men etnployrd on the workings since eu-ly spring On July 26 a shot .fired o|iencd up a five-foot trad of quarts showing rich gold aped- WANTED—Intelligent and capable young lady for nfca position in la­ rubber tires, in good condition. Call dies* department at the Outlet,-Firgt 470-W. ' 60-3tp Street, opp. Poatoffice. . „ 66*tfc WANTED ‘T fi B U Y —Tricycle * with W H IC H The division pj " f thn ; principles evolved from Ilie utility of i political economy, or economic*, mu) la tmacd on the claim flint Industry j eon boat be rurrled on when eneli man ' hna a special \ynrk to do. Constant prueIIre In ddtig: yie aatiio tiling lead? tp'a perfection which could nut otherdCse be attained. TI iourIi the name -f Adam Smith (1723M7W), author or The Wealth of Natluna," bus Ix'on closely associated with the-principle of the division of Uhnr, the Imparlance HAH DEE HAS SIGNED of it tins been recognised before, MEASURE TO PAY FOR nolnhly by Pluto (427-367 It. C.L In HIGGINBOTHAM TRIAL hta Tlepuhllc," and by Adorn Ferguson (1723-18111) in Ida "History of Civil Society." In modem Industry very llltlo la duo to tbo direct operation •if the human hand; utmost everything a dono by a mnchlpe. The develop | ment of steam und electricity ns the I motive (lower both of production ami exchange, lias along with tile parallel development of niuclilnery completely revolutionised the conditions of Indus­ try, neceiudtntlng n division of labor on a fur wider hails than that con. j teruplatcd by Adam Smith. At the pretent day It U not n mere question of (lersonnl adaptation, but of local,' na­ tional and International fitness and apechitUntlon for carrying on different forms of Industry, Division of labor bus become only ft factor In the whlrr problem of the organisation of In»or, necessary to the success of every grent Industrial undertaking.—Cleve­ land Plain Denier, FOR SA LE—Fordson tractor, used .10 days. Going north nt once and will sell Sunday only, linrgnln.—F. W. Munn, Buy street, Formosa, Fla. (11-lp FOR SA LE—New No. !1 Oliver type­ writer und Favorite gas range like new, also light Ford truck, platform und cab, Just overhauled, good rub­ WRITER'S NAME WILL LIVE ber.— 10t> N. Sanford- Avenue. Phone 473-J. G1-lit p Superficial Critics H avs Misjudged CHELLE MAINES I With Changing' Clraunigtance*. Qenerally Accapud Dsflnlllon Mai Undargont Many Changea. I------- WHO EXCHANGES THINGS WE DON’T WANT FOR THE THINGS WE NEED The real Alladin of today !h (lie classified iidvcrlisintr section of the Daily Herald. It Is remarkable how t ’laHsified ad« help folks to live bettyr, to spend less, to pul more In Ihe bank! As an instnneo: one man swopped somfc otld picce»of furniture that did not mulch'hi* set for a fino Vk-lrolu that ho Beetled; a sewintf machine thut wun no longer used, wo* sold, und tho money invested in a much-doairbd typewriter; n piano that hod stood silent for years was exchanged. __ j , C la ssifie d A d v e rtisin g C o lu m n s � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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SECTIO N N U M B E R 60 w o u ld V A N D U N IT E D S TA TE S GOV­ E R N M E N T SA N D PUR* POSES S Y S T E M . m ake l a r g e s t c o n t r ib u t io n TO C IV IL IZ A T IO N 3 DAILY REPORT lANOTHER GERMANY’S ' REPARATIONS .11 ays u. - = S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A T H U R H D A Y . J U N E 7. 1923 VOLUME IV. » lB ---------- J j— l 4 -L 4 ~ *„ u - T A X COLLECTOR FOR L A K E C O U N T Y D IE D -TUESDAY Of Frutl and .Vegetable Shipmrnt from Florida j , The following number of ears con­ taining Florida frtilts nnd vegetables were forwarded from Jacksonville, High Springs and llunipton via all railmduring hours, m ■the last twenty-four ■ ■ ■ ending at noon Wednesday; June (1: (First cloumn Ohio, Miss, nnd beyond; second column, north of Snvannnh;third column. Southern points; fuprth DAY OF ACTIVITY ON PART OF BUSY SHRINERS HIM WISCONSIN . VOTES TO REPEAL O FFIC ERS E LE C TE D AND N E X T M E E TIN G P L A C E D E SIG N ATE D 0 30 3 21 6 14 0 23 Grapefruit TAVARES, June T.— \V. G. I.ohg, 0 0 3 3 Pineapples for 33 yenra tax collector o f Iaike o 0 as 1 1 Potatoes ... I comity, died Tuesday‘ from nggravnt15 0 0 15 ACTION FOLLOWS ATTEM PT TO W ith H isto ric Pairpnnt nnd Pn* Vegetables And No Surrender of Independ­ A T LB1PSIC IN KIOTO AND DEM­ Ksimnted to Total Over Billion ed pleurisy, after a month's illness: ntdc Along: P en n sy lva n ia 1 19 7 11 K IL L T IIE B ILL • ONSTRATION'S IN Marks Annually if Loan is ence Now Enjoyed by the . A v e n u e ' ■<•>. His death wan brought nlmut by his 48 3 SO 0 Tomatoes .... PROTEST American People nsslduity to business. For the past Not Available o 0 a* 3 1 Celery ......... (H r T h e A t n r l a l r i P re e e l •U t A a m l i t H Prraa) two weeks he wns constantly regain­ MADISON, W'ls., June 7.— Wiscon­ W ASHINGTON, June 7.— Another 100 50 4 Watermelons 4 (1 rnr The Asaor la 1.4 Sr.'M I I If? T k » «*»»••> ( H r T h e Assnrlalrd l*re«a» ing his health, but could not bo kept WASHINGTON. June 7— President 0 3 sin assembly today Voted 47 to 43 to day o f crowded activities for Shrine BERLIN, June 7.— Seven persons 0 • 3 BERLIN, June 7. — Germnny'a from his office Monday, the hardest Cantaloupes . repeal the Severson law, the state delegation attending the annual con­ Harding declared In n letter mnde were killed anil over n hundred were amendatory reparations note which day of the entire year, when delin­ public here that by ncccptinir mcm- wounded yesterday In disorders at was hnndcd to the Entente nnd Uni­ Movement Since Beginning of Season prohibition enforcement statute. The vention here preeed thp historical quent taxes wero placed en sale, with action followed nn attempt to kill the pageant and pnrndc along Pennsyl­ berehip in the world qourt the United I/cipalc, according to spec-in! diapatch- ted States governments this after­ September 15, 1922 .. SUtes “ may make Ita lamest feasi­ ca from I,cipsir. The denrl Include one noon proposes n system of nnnunitics the attendant eleventh hour rush to Oranges ,..0321 13850 4141 24312 hill which met defeat by the same vania avenue tonight as prohably the ble contribution to stabilisation of policeman, and head watchman, while estimated to total one billion two bun­ pay same. Ilia office wan n jam of ...8354 8177 1450 17987 vote. crownirfit event of the conclave. A ririliiatlori, while at the same tlmo fifteen police are nmong Ihe wounded, dled million ntnrks annually if inter­ people from early morning until the Cucumbers .... 3(13 1240 51 1054 concert nt American League park by surrendering nothing of advantages thirty-seven o f whom are |n a serious national loan in not available for im­ dosing hour. Ho felt that he should Pineapples .... 23 12 112 C A R E F U L CROSSINCx 77 massed IftimD of all Temples led by •nd independence" now enjoyed by condition. The demonstration was a mediate capital payments. Annuities bo there to smooth otit things, to ad­ Potatoes ... 180 2985 713 2092 nobles wore additional air service, just differences, to correct errors If C A M P A IG N IS O N cavalry nnd ficl dnrtillcry stunts on the American people. ' 151 2370 35 2650 protest against the Ruhr occupation would become effective 1927 nnd Lettuce __ The president's letter was address­ and insufficiency of unemployment number nnd amount would depend there ho any. Weak uml at times hnlf Vegetables 028 2875 283 3780 card for entertainment o f visitors. tottering, he was faithful until the The public in general will he much ed to Hishop (Jailor of Tennessee, doles. 105 117 1121 899 wholly on ‘ the degree -of Germnn'a dosing hour.. Then Ivy went homo nnd Cabbage Imperial Potentate Dykcmnn's head of the National Council Protes­ 088 127 OOR interested In the campaign to he in- divan includes Janies E. Chandler, of Peppers ... ... 181 economic recovery. luitl down on n bed from which he tant Kpltcopal Church, who had writ­ 679 9160 nuguratvd under the auspices of the Kansas City, imperinl deputy poten­ .2531 0040 Mention of political situation in never arose. The end came early EFFO RTS TO OUST ten the president there were many 1005 0158 American Railway Association for the tate; James C. Burger, of Denver, 3289 1804 Celery Ruhr occupation or question of aban­ Tuesday morning nnd nil of Lake thousands of citizens who deem it n 27 1003 prevention of accidents involving au­ imperiul ehjef rabbnn; David W. P U L V E R A T PO LLS Strawlierricsi 1,44 .892 doning passive resistance and in­ county mounts. matter of honor that in some way 448 913 tomobiles and other vehicles at grade Crosland, of Montgomery, Ala., as79 » 380 ‘ P R O V E FR U ITLE SS dulges in no recriminations. Neither W. G. Long wns horn in Uolmnhia Cantaloupes .. 0 20 American national should contribute 0 20 Crossings. The campaign will he na­ isstnnt chief rahhnn; Clarence M. doe s(t "refer to conditions under county, Florida, In 18(53, nnd in the tion-wide in its scope nnd will extend Dunbar, of Providence, R. L, imperial influence lo rehabilitate the countries ST. PETERSBURG, June 7.— Ry a which Germany is prepared to carry­ 80's came to Lake county, working over a period of four months, from high priest nnd prophet; Frnnk C. of Europe." . out payment of annuities. As guar­ for A. J. Cnaandy, the father of Many Students Take June 1st to September 30th, 1923. “ I am keenly desirous," the presi­ majority of 287, Mayor Frank E. Pul* Jones, of Houston, Texas, imperial antee for annuities the German gov­ Lake's present sheriff, on the farm dent replied, in part, "that the right ver Tuesday was j-ctnlnod in office At Pharmacists’ Exam. Ilundsomely illustrated posters, oriental guide; Leo V. Youngworth. ernment pledges federal railway sysnenr Lisbon. Here he ninrried a roiirse shall he found whereby our the election to determine whether or strongly depicting whnt sometimes o f ( .os Angeles, imperial first cere­ twin, which would he capitalized nt (laughter of tho elder Cnsssdy. To not he should he reralled. I The vote, favored country may make its larg­ happens at these crossings when the monial master; F'sten A. Fletcher, of ATTENDANCE THE LARGEST ten billion ihnrks yielding nnnunl this union were horn Pearl l.ong, her est feasible contribution toe ntabil- wns 1,2-19 against the recall of the drivers fail to exercise proper caution, Rochester, N.. Y., imperial second IN HISTORY. . bonded interest of five hundred mil­ father’s able office ussistant; Essie irnlion of civilization while nt the mayor to 902 for the rernll. are now on display In every public ceremonial mnster; Thomas J. HousThe election Tuesday wns the cul­ lion marks. (Mrs. W. I~ Duncan of Tavares )und same time surrendering nothing of if Chicago, imperial marshal; EUSTIS, June 7—The State Board plnco in all of our cities and towns,' Thelma, (Mrs. Lang Miller of Havana, advantages and Independence which mination of n hnrrl fight thnt Inis as well ns in the vicinity of grade Karl C. Mills, o f Des Moines, la., im­ of I'hariiiacy met in the adqiinistraLONDON, June 7.—The new Uer- Fla.) Mrs. Long died some years wo now enjoy. After much thought been mnde on Mnyor Pulver for near­ lion building ycsturiluy for the pur­ (tossings in our rural districts. It Is perinl caption of the guards. and study of conference I reached ly n year. It wns the second effort mnu note which Ambassador Slimmer ugo nnd he hus retained his home in pose of examining Htudents who are believed by ninny people that the saf­ William S. Brown, of Pittsburgh, the conclusion our adherence to the to recall him. The first election, af­ will present to laud Curzen .this a f­ Tavares presided over by Pearl—a est plan is to STOP, I.OOK and L IS ­ nnd Bepjumin W. Rowell, of Boston, here to take the examination for cer­ program of international rourt rep­ ter having been culled by the city ternoon is considered as oucriiife'slia- home noted for its wonderful hospi­ tificates enabling them to practice TEN, before attempting to cross rail-­ respectively, were re-elected imperial resented conrpliunce with the condi­ commission wns stopped by nn injunc­ tinct advance over previous note hut tality. pharmacy in tho state of j'juriiln. road tracks ut grade. treasurer and Imperial recorder. Bam tion granted by Judge McMullen on it* wxpucUsi to be disappointing ■to tion." ...., ..................... • In 1890 Mr. Long was elected ns Tlie opening address was made F»y It is hoped in view of tho many P. Cochran, of Dallas, Bishop F'rcdFrench ns it is understood not to the grounds that the affidavits filed tnx collector for Lake county, suc­ ('resident W. D. Jones, and in addi­ serious accidents which have occurred erifk W. Kentor, of Tacoma and A r­ aguinst the mayor were insufficient. mention the specific amount of re­ ceeding hla father-in-law. And in SIX DEATHS ALREADY tion to his welcome to the students, at these crossings during recent years. thur Chapman, of Winnipeg, were The recall proceedings thut culmi­ parations. FOR WEEK FROM MEAT * all these years since then he has not he stated that in 1925 a student, to involving loss of life and property, tdcctcd members of the hoard of trusWAVE IN STATE OHIO nated in the election yesterday wns been opposed when he run for office. he eligible for examination liefurc the thnt every person operating an nUtn- j tees o f the Shrlncrs' hospitals for started by E. J. Foster and John M. BRUSSELS, June 7.— A solid nnd It Is n strange coincidence that when state hoard of pharmacy will have mobile will realize the seriousness *»f c-ripplod children, four oft which have CLEVELAND, O., June 7.—Two Atkins, who chnrged thnt the mayor united allied front by France, Bel­ W. G. Long died, he died with the to he a graduate of a college of phar­ the situation nnd resolve to further |K,un completed, with *1* more progium, (treat Britain and tluly on the sumo years of continuus ffleial ser­ di.tihi were recorded in Ohio when had cursed them in public place. the enmpuign by literally following I jertrd, macy. question of German reparations, wth vice as the late lamented cunly clerk, an rlrelrical rtorm swept the ntnto the slogan which has been adopted President Jones Htntcd thut^the at­ A number of temple bands serenad­ Franco and Belgium agreed on o II. II. Duncan. late today bringing to nn end n six- OKANGK COUNTY FAIR W ILL “ Gross crossings cautiously." tendance nt this session of the ex­ ed President Harding, who is a ShrlnHE HELD AS USUAL policy with regard'to the-Ruhr, ap­ day hcul wave. A third death, that Mr. I.nng was recently elected vice­ amining hoard is tile largest In^ the er. nnd Mrs. Harding during the. d»y, m forccuat in consequence pears to 1 of a woman, was attributed to the president of the First State Bank at history of the association, due to the LOS ANGELES MAN MAY i uml presented n number o f gifts, The Orange County Fair Associa- of a meeting here today between hiat. tanking the total from this Eustis. Be waa a Mason and Odd fact, he stated, that the examinations DIE FROM BEATING BY j Mrs. Harding entertained thirty wives " Premier Poincare of France and Prccause in the state for the week six. lion, met in nnnunl session Tuesday Fellow and bus held scores of civic nrc being held in FJustis, the appli­ of visiting Shriller officials nl lunch­ UNKNOW N PERSONS A record rainfall of nearly a quar­ afternoon -ifi the San Junn hotel, inier Thrums and Foreign Muster offices. cants having licurd so much nhout eon, and later received a 1Q0 pound ter of an inch fell here within less where it wns emphatically announced Jniqxr of llelgunt. Eustis Iicing such a beautiful city • LOS ANGELES, June 7.— Frank selection of California fruits and than nn hour, causing the mercury that the annual fair would bo held A strking fnturc of the session, ac­ that they hud made sjicclal effort to Kinccri, aged 41, who has been nt lib­ flowers from Islam Temple of San to nfll to 09 this evening. ns usual. cording to both the French nnd Bel­ Whipper Trial Put lie here. erty dn bond, charged with a statu­ Francisco. Nicholas t'nvolich, of Ilarbertown, There lias been some uncertainty gians, was that n way wns left open Off Twenty Days on Former President Wilson wns sereThe State Board of I'hnrmacy is tory offense against a young woman, O., died from burns received when smuiig inquirers ns to what tho as­ for Stanley Baldwin, the British nnd(Ml uUhls home by the Greenville, composed of the following gentlemen: was tukeii from Ills home Inst night lightning set fire to a barn near New­ sociation would do now thnt the fair prime minister to propose n solution Plea of Defense W. D. Jones, Jacksonville, president; by a party of men who took him to 3. C.. patrol, nnd exchanged greet­ ton Fulls. Hcforc his death he said grounds have boon sold to the city, should it prove impossible to arrange hi. wife had been in the building with whether there would bo fairs held a Join allied reply to new proposals JUDGE M'MULLKN DECIDES TO J, II. Houghton, I'alntkn, secretary; tile Hollywood hills, hound him to a ings with the visitors. Army, navy, W. N. Manikins, Daytona, N. H. post, gagged him and lieat him with coast guard nnd nlr service exhibi­ him. hut no trace of the woman was In the future or not. But anyone who Germany is expected |o make, almost GO ON AFTER ARGUMENTButler, Fort Myers nnd 11. 11, D’Aem- a wiie until he was unconscious. They tions wero held during the day for found. might have been n spectator at the Immediately on the question of repa­ the nleft a letter in which they said the benefit o f the Shrlners, a Urge bert, Tampa. The second death caused by light­ annuul meeting would have been rations. The French expressed will­ LAKE CITY, Fin.. June 7.— A con­ Tho following named students are that future offenders against girls number o f whom were guests of ning wns that of iWlliam Makwell, thoroughly /-onvinccd-thnl the stock­ ingness to meet nny reasonable Ger­ tinuance In {he case of the State of 3". of Coshocton ,a lineman, who was holders renlly hnvo niennt whnt they man plan in n spirit of conciliation Florida vs. Walter Higginbotham, here to take the examination: John and women would lie similarly treat­ Major General Is? dcune, commandant instantly killed and two of hit fel­ hove always proclaimed, viz,, taht and, aside from insisting that pay­ convict whipping boas, on a clrnrge P, Roberts, Tampa; Jose A, Vllllvlc- ed. They left Slncerl hound to the of the marine corps, on a boat trip to the marine bnso -ai Quontlco, Va. low workmen were knocked uncon­ they were In the fair business, pot ment from Germany must l»o forth­ of Aral degree murder, was granted nio, Ybor Gity; Roseoe Roberson, post. The Southern Rowing Association Physicians said Sinccrl .probably scious. for themselves hut for tho good of coming before the French soldiers for twenty days by Judge M. A. Mc­ Kissimmee; \V. R. Ogden, Iaike City; also staged a regatta on the Poto­ would die. Tho note accused the po­ Hugh D. Klffer, Vero; William W. Mrs. Luigi Gadtcna, ID. fainted the people and the advancement of marrh out o fthe Ruhr, M. Poincare Mullen. mac, and a swimming meet, sanction­ lice and prosecutors of indifference in Htcwurt, Hlyvnnia; Harry Lataw, Mi­ from the heat, police say, and fell this section of Florida. declared ho was rcady^and willing to # Higginbotham wns scheduled for ed by tho Amateur Athltic Union, the rase. The writers expressly dis­ to her death fro ms second story win­ ami; J. C. Truxier, St. Augustine; Every one present agreed that the entretaln settlement suggestion* dow here. , fair should not die. C. E. Howard, from friendly quarters. It is assert­ Iriul here Tuesday on a charge of W. C. Hodges, Sarasota; Meredith claimed they were members of any was held In the Tidal Basin, while a murder growing out of the death of massed hand concert, in which army, the secretary announced that the city- ed that when the French premier Martin Tabert of North Dakota. The M. Mills, Del a ml; Oj U. Joiner, A t­ secret organization. They were all navy and marine hands took part, ex-service men with foreign records. INFLATION GONE, CREDIT St. had agreed tho fair might be held made this statement Mr. Baldwin was grant of a twenty day continuance lanta, Ga.; A. IL Kirkland, was hold near the Washington mon­ SOUND, EXPERT STATES on the grounds as usual of a/nominal particularly in his mind. I'eterahuHt! Rufus 1M. Bishop, West There always are twrK sides. I f ument under the auspices of the Bel-* came after Judge McMullen over­ CHICAGO, June 7.— Inflation haa rental for at least thro# years and if The French, with the Belgians sup­ ruled a motion by the defense seek­ Palm Beach; F\ M. 1'eddy, Lake­ there Is a guard on the re Mexl Mdxlcan bor­ Irau Wood Memorial Association. disappeared and credit la sboslutely the asaociation desired to continue it porting their view, still held out for ing n continuance from sixty to nine­ land; Archie U. Cannon, Frostproof; der to- keep aliens out, it will keep The Bhriners themselves conducted a round, J. B. Tregoo, aecrctary-trcas- could do so somewhere else. u cessation of German passive resist­ ty days on the ground^ of a missing J. C. French, Sarasota; Grady I». our criminals in. number of concerts at hospitals and urer of (he National Asaociation of Wilson. Pensacola; W. C. Hopefce Jas. L. Giles, the treasurer, report­ ance as an Inflexible requirement be­ witness. other points In the city. Credit Men, declared optimistically ed that he le In possession of city Drooksvillc; Charles A. Davis, Jack­ HTATK BBLI/8 LAN D fore Germany’s new offer Is examin­ ’ The defense fought hard through­ The uniformed bodies of the Bhrlnin hU monthly report, made public warrants for the first payment on sonville; W. K. Oglive, Gainesville; IN SOUTH FLORIDA ed; but M. Poincare's attitude on the out the day lo obtain l delay, nl ers, numbering more than 30,000 held Wednesday. Bo found production principal and the first Interest pay­ FOR OVER 1400,000 whole, nevertheless, is construed hfre its first motion it declared It was un­ E. L. Grantham, Winter Haven; Al their second parade last night, marchflowing somewhat, consumption de­ ments and It" was immediately decid­ as decidedly less uncompromising able to locate J. G. McDonald, who is bert f:. llotard, Winter Park; L. C. in gun Pennsylvania avenue from the creasing, no surplus stocks, splendid ed that a committee be appointed to TALLA H A SSE E , June 7.— State Holloway, Jacksonville; E. H« Voight, than heretofore. Tho two allies, said to be now residing in Dothan, raptol to Washington Circle nearly crop prospects and indicated that search for a new location suitable for France and Belgium, again nt yes­ Ala., and without this witness the Tampa, K. <- Iteese, Atlanta, Ga.; lands totaling more than 32,00 acree two miles, under n brilliant canopy general prosperity somewhat depends the continuance of the fair after the terday's meeting*reaffirmed their de­ defense alleged It would not be able Fidwin M. Mataea, Atlanta; T, A. were sold by the internal Improve­ of red, yellow and green lights. Pres­ oo a settlement or Improvement of city grounds are no longer availcision to evacuate tho Ruhr only as to go to trial wjthln sixty or ninety Weathers, Jacksonville; Archie Mc­ ment board Unlay for approximately ident and Mlljirrandirtonightgexi the European economic tangle. blc. , Germany haa paid. Grave fears had days. Judge McMullen denied this Cormick, Jockeonville; D. Holt Hen­ 1430,000. The sale embraced three dent and Mrs. Harding reviewed the “ I ran not hut feel that failure to President W. R. O'Neal, treasurer been voiced that the French and Bel­ motion and was about to order a Jury ley, Ocoee; J. II. Barlow, Orlando; projects, the largest comprising ap­ parade. A shower tu the afternoon inrludw an adjustment of reparations Jas. L. Giles, superintendent of races, gian viewpoints wouhl prove irrecon­ to be empanelled when the defense F'ltx Hugh Bedingftejd, Atlanta; C. L. proximately 32,000 acres In Palm had served to cool the air a little, of th« interallied debts la bringing David Lockhart, Vice I'rcsldcnt II. cilable, but after a private talk of made another motion declaring that Roberts, Jacksonville! E. Ferclvlll Beach county going to Brown and _nd the marchers, In their multi-col­ Europe to the verge of another II. Dickson, Director W. H. Reynolds, more than an hour, between M. Po|n- J. T .Hendrick a witness, had sub­ Gordon, Jacksonville; E. O. Roberts, Company o f Portland, Me., for a fig­ ored costumes, were grateful for the rata.throphe," he said. Harry Metcalf and olbtf. large stock­ care and M. Tbeunnls and M. Jaspar, mitted io a surgical operation a few Willis ton; Carl F; Kyana, Jackson­ ure close to $400,000. A thirty aero relief after another sultry day crowd­ In the domestic field, he reported holders agreed to invest the amounts which waa considered the most im­ days ago and would not be phylslcal* ville; J. W. Daniel, Jr-, Malonia, Fla.; tract In I^ke Worth was sold to the ed with a varied activities. credit was being administered care­ they realized out of the sale of the portant feature of tho day, it was an­ ly able to appear In’ court within Henry G. Martin, Uvalda| IL II. Wll Island Improvement Company for fully. ^ kins, Jasper; Joseph W. Adair, Bap$16,000. These lands are submerged present fair grounds in any suitable nounced oficially "an understanding twenty days. This motion was sus­ Cburvhwdl's sell for cash and they and brought $500 an acre.* Uvuli II, ford. , new location for the purpose of con­ has been reached." ■ tained. sell for less. The buying public haa Following the examination of the Brlnckworlh bought 72 acree on Lake Shipping Board to Keep tinuing the fair. Other missing, witnesses the de­ found this out sad Churchwell's are David I<ockhart was appointed a atudenta, a paper was read on pre­ Okeechobee for $140,000. Flag on Trade Routes delegate The only motor cars In FJngland fense claims are B. J. Counts, J. IL Brown and Company are already enjoying a most eatW jrU* Irada In to a’ convention to J* held at scription and dosea bjr President • which are allowed by law to have no Walden and Sam Grogan. Urge holders o f EvergUdes lands consequence. Just now they are hav­ WASHINGTON, June 7^-The Ship­ Daytona to arrange for the extending The state announced that It waa Jonos; one on pharmacy by W. N. number plates are those belonging to ing a special sale for Friday and Sat­ ping Board has decided to proceed of the Grand Circuit races down to Hankins and one on Materia Medlca and intend to devote their additional the king. When hla majesty is on a ready for trial, approximately sixty urday of this week on boya' and men’s *ith direct government o|>cration of Orlando, which, If it comes to pass, by N. H. Hunter and oita on cbontiatry acreage, it U understood to culture of ceremonial tour hla car is distinguish­ or more witnesses being on hand, hail­ suits. See the a d v e r t!* * * * * l® ^ sufficient vessels to keep the Ameri­ will mean another big card for this peanuU to be used In the manufac­ by H. D. A ’Lembcrt. ed by the royal standard badge which ing from Iowa, Texaa, Florida, Geor­ Issue and see Churchwell's bfforo buy­ can flag on all word trade routes. A city.— Orlando Sentinel. ture of paper. This deal had been D Axed In front. At night tijne tils gia and Alabama. It la probabta that ing your summer sqlU. , ■, , „ . commute* composed of Chairman and pending for several months, the House, Mobley's Drug Star# badge Is superseded by a small blue twenty more-will be summoned be board having rejected the original DaLy tlerald on sale at Joe’s Smoke Hunt's "Pharmacy. a H and Co“ ">‘“ l<»ncr* O’Cohnor light on the canopy above the d u ^ f- fore the case comes to trial again on For quick rewRa tty a want ad. Md Thompson was planned to map!Boose, Mobley's D ru g. Store ^nd offer made. The Dally Herald. 16e par week. Juno 26. . four's bead. . out administrative plana. WILL CLOSE T’NIGHT I llunt'e . f - t*.4 ■JU. ■7 1 �;■ H? PJt- v-sv r^vrf:.; w *1 ' . - ■! • ■?. ' • .­ n i> ' T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D , W ED N E S D A Y , JU N E P> 1 9 ^ ^ ; PAGE SIX •5 ‘ •* has innil* HPpn<*ntl«»n for Tax Issue In accordance with taw. D#fd to certificate embraces the b illo w in g d e - _ Brown, Mrs. Raymofld Phillips, Mr*. I d i M i i f In occiirdanc^ v l t l i l***- Haln orlrtir Mias HcrmlnU Lehman and I ccnter-plcco were pink ribbons fasHawkins Connelly,' Mrs. Donald Whit­ c«*r(If!i*nt# t^nlifaiTH ihd fo llo w ln r «!*• property *n rltual^d In (wimniuv Hemlnolo , .. n . .. ml— n „ „ fsmrllit'i) ir lliv j properly u ai*a in Mr. Herbert Russell, whose marriage trned with pink moss roses, nnd the buds. tomb, Mrs. Raymond Key, Mrs. Hen tTuUn, y> Ktorlita. to-wlt: l.nt r» im>*k takes place June 12th. , l». K . * MUclictl's Hurvey o f tlir L * r y ' ' ' UHHI-lt*! ft 0f“ ' ” ln k ™ tt h T w " C ..W .II. m m M m . J. D. Games and contests absorbed the j X r S S MIIS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor interest pf the gtiesla until a Inte M i -m i * . * m « ' « “ *• er Millor, Helen Gonzales, Mrs. Byrnn . . \ I'hone 217-W hour, when Mfasca Gaylo Marshall At each plate were favors approprinte for tho office which each guest -Sturman, Mrs. 8. M. Lloyd, Mrs. A ch I f rmm k m r f »3 r »(U serveil de­ puntt, 1 * . . . . • r.. Ha o . Mrs. rElton Moughton, Moiwrlitnn Mrs in Betts, Mrs. — I f jm n mrr «n lM * mr r » " ' } * * and Genevieve I-chmnn homr. nr If >«M » ! ♦ licious refreshments of Ice efream nnd held. For tho two past presidents. Rosboro, Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs; C. ■ pm lal r » r f l » • *<)• d *p *D l«*llt. * * ' Mrs. E. M. Galloway and Mrs. John tfrtall*. 'mf IcIrpif.tHr »M* llrtoa. Il »*••• cake. J. Humph and Miss Hume. kr greatly appty-clatr#. Both of these young people arc ac­ Lcorinrdi, were gilded gavels, tied tive members of tho Endeavor nnd with pink nnd greon ribbon. Mrs. STOP IIACKACHF.. KID NEY S O C IA L C A L E N D A R wore presented a silver lettuen fork Fitts (Social Department Chairmnn) was given a tiny tea kettle. Mrs. • TROUBLE as n token of love and appreciation. Mcisch (Treasurer) a bank. Mrs. Wednesday—8U Agnes Guild picnic Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull About twenty members of the C. McAllister (Corresponding Secretary) headache, tired feeling, too frequent at Daytona Bench. E. enjoyed Ibis* lovely affair. # a miniature telephone; Mrs. D. P, urination, discolored or strong odor Wednesday—Mi** Rormoiond Rad­ Drummond (Recording Secretary) n arc symptoms of kidney and bladder ford will entertain tho moiphcre RUMPH-WIIITNEty note hook nnd pencil nttnehod; Mrs. trouble. **I was always having a of the Tillls-^aln bridal party with The following Invitations hnve linen Roy People*, a new broom; Mrs. Fred backache which caused me great suf­ n buffet supper followiiyc' tho relisped: Williams, a miniature treasure chest; fering,” writes Mrs. Fcber, Medford, hersal. Tdr. nnd Mrs. Charles Humph Mrs. A. AL Phillips, n memorandum Mnss. “ Could not sleep nnd nt times Wednesday— Uucile Anderson, re.picst tbe honor of your presenre book; Mrs. S. Puleston, a doll dress I could not stnnd straight. Tried Fo­ Elizalteth H(silchan and Evolyn at the marriage of their daughter as n domestic Science Girl; Mrs. W. ley Kidney Pills nnd found relief." nnrrow, will entortufn at n mis* Dorothy Imc T. Langley, u year book in club Stop backache, kidney nnd bladder ■cellnneous ShoWur nt the home of to troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold the former, tHK French avenue, nt Mr. Ilonjnmin Krnnkiin Whitner, Jr., eolorf. A fter the first course was removed, everywhere.— Adv. 3:30 p. in., In honor of Miss Beat­ on Tuosdny afternoon, June lUth under the cocktail plntes were “ Hits rice Mnrtln, n bride-elect of this nt fivo o’clock on the different officers which caused A now invention is a rubber wash­ month. Holy Cross Episcopal Church, much merriment. A fter the lunch­ board for which the claim is made Thursday—Tlllis-Cmin ‘ nuptials at Sanford, Florida eon, each officer wns called on for a that it erases dirt from clothes as Methodist Church at high noon. toast. Mrs. Drummond gave a club ensily nnd effective as rubber erases Friday — "Gy Klocumba Country MERRY MATRONS' CLHI1. pencil mnrks from paper. Store” nt High School Auditorium Mrs; W. S. l’ rlcc entertained the prophecy. Following the luncheon, brldgo nt K p. m. tlub ip her usual charming manner, Nnllrr «>f Appllrnllnn fur T in l»rr,l Friday— Roof Garden Huh entertains Tuesday, serving coffee, sandwiches wns enjoyed, the tally card* were I mlrr Hr* I Ion .ITS «.f Ihr liriirrnl dainty baskets of pink rose buds. Mrilnlr* nf Ihr Hlnlr « f rirrliln. • at a handkerchief shower at the and takes, . N olle*' Is Hereby wlVen that J. The prize for high score, a hand- l-nrtlli. home of Miss Essie Whittle, nt H p. plirrhusi'r «>f Tux l%irtllleatii Those enjoying her hospitality were was won by No. I no. tinted the r.ili day of July A. m., complimenting Miss IJentrice Mrs. II. J. Krimbring,.Mrs. A. Chris­ painted bridge Mate, I*. Dill. Iiiim Hied nuId cerllfleule III in) Mis. 1). P. Drummond. The low score office, mid has made iipplleiitlon for Martin a bride of this month. tian, Mra. J. J. Gut,- Mrs. Fred Roily, Tux Deed to iMUr III in cud.ince with Friday—Mrs. E. M. Galloway will en­ Mra. John Holly, Mrs. E. Kacscrmnri prize, a rose-bud powder puff went Inw. Kuld pert IIleal n emlirucrs lit* fidiowliiK described properly hltuateil tertain the members of the Glean- mid family,( Mrs. W. Ibdly and Miss to Mrs. Roy Peeples. Kemlmde County. Florida, to-wlt: Mrs. Tolar was assisted In enter­ In l^d ln ifln i of Tust<iiwl|lii reeorded era Class nt four o'clock at her Gertrude Ilolly and Miss Florence In rtat llook it. page ««. orange Coun­ taining and serving by her slater, home. Price, Mrs. E. C. Golson, and oilers. ty, records. , The said land lielnit artacHMcd lit the F r i d a y — Mrs. It. It. ilcas will miterAssisting On- Jiostesn in serving Mrs, II. II. Pottlshall of Geneva, nnd rime of Issuance of aueli perlllloale III tain the memlrtrs of the .Motlicrs were Miss Florence Price and Mrs. Misses Carmeta llarlicr, Snra Evelyn the name of \V. \V. Thompson, t nWilliams and Mary Elizabeth Pules­ 1,‘ss said cerlltlcalo shall lie redeemed Club nt her home In Rose Court at E. C. Golson. neconllng 'lax lieeu win issue 'Cording to law Tax Deed will. Issue ton. ' 3:30 p. m. • Ihereon on Hie fitl. day of July A. D The eluli meet* with Mrs. E. Covers wore laid for Mrn. U. H ITNRFH my official idgnnllira anil Kcnrsorninn on Tliursduy. 'lliis was Mrn. Tom Owen returned homo yes­ n special meeting in Imnor of the Tolar, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. ............... ........... •' "■ * .............................. terday from I’alatka where she was departure of two club ni'inlierB, Mra. John Is'onntdi, Mrs. John Meisch, 1 E. A. DOCHI.AHH. Clerk Clreult Court. Mrs. D. P. the guest of Itov.jind Mrs. Frazier. W. Roily nnd Miss Gertrude Roily, Mrs. W. T. Langley. Hemlnole i ’,.iiiiiy, Fla. A. M WEI.KH. D C. who leaves shortly for their home in Drummond, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. 3- 20—c-r,.13Ity - 20-27--- 7 -t Snm Puleston, Mrs, Roy Peeples, Mra. J. .1. I'urdon, Hr.. left Sunday Ohio. Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mrs. Forrest Mc­ for Jacksonville where aim goea to N olle* or Apiillrnllim fo r Tnx Herd I niter S rrllon .N73 of Hie lirnrrnl Allister. and Mrs. A. M. Phillips. consult a specialist. MRS. K LICK UK ENTERTAINS SI a l o i r s o f Hie M a le of M urids. **■' of aurli name o f rnknowit* Also Tux U.rtlflrnl* No. 271. ilnteil {he Tilt iluy of June. A. » . H*20. tins n i i i . a i '; to the lllofl unlit rert tflcsl* In my o ffic e noil scribed p ro p erty situated 1n • County. Florida, t o -w lt: Alt ln n a n fo r d | Hrnnt. See. 30 T w p . 13 S. R ange 20 l „ . 30 actes. T h e said land bein g hssesseil ! at ti e pate o f the Issuance of such Per- , tlllcate Jn the name o f hllsaliefh Kissel. A lso T a x .CvrtlflcatF No. 1. dated the 2nd d i y o f June. A. D. 1*1*. h s » . filed said certificate .In my o ffic e and has made application f o r T a x D e e d , -t o n i g h t - Marshall Neilan’s “MINNIE” With I«atricc Joy, Matt Moor, and Raymond Griffith. The *tory of another Cinderella who wrote known. hcracif love lettera and then mad, Mao T a x Certificate No. 337. dated them ail come true. See It with the 3rd day o f J u n e .'A . D. 131*. lias filed said certificate In my o ffic e nnd rhucklg, choke and cbedr. has mud* application fo r Tux Deed I to Isauf- In rerurdnnee with law. Snld pictures of the graduate* of th* certificate embraces the f o llo w in g d e ­ Grammar School and. the ||jCh scribed property eHunted In Hemlnole Ciuinly, Florida, t o - w lt : NtVt, of School. Also a Comedy. iftiutlcc o f sin h c «r ltflc u t« tn the name o f Horace Handrrson. Alsu T lx tln fllllck ls . S u . i t l l M l Ilia Jilt day o f June. A. ir . I S J O ^ h a * tiled sa il!'c e rtific a te In my Afflce and has tnude application fo r T a x Deed ft* liffuf' in iirconlitnrw w ith iiiXY. S-iM certtnpale fltihtticc* ttllf fiiTloWtiig dsscribed property Hltuated In HenilBole County. Klorlda. t o - w lt : I ait 2D llloek v T \ BeC. .24. T w p . Id H. It. 23 East. T h e said Ihhd b e in g , ns|i..T>, It. MltcMeira B u rvj> o f the f.evy 40 l a n e s . ar 4lie date o f the Issuance of Cram. The said land being assessed s»-sll.*il at the date or the Issuunro of such such certificate In the name ‘ «>f O v e r­ street Turpentin e Company. * ' * » . A e. •■••rlinrate’In the name of unknown. Also T a x tVrtlllcnt# No. 5. dated I Also T a x Certificate No. 1SS. dated «»f June.* A. D, l9 lle *h *H ! the 7th day o f June. A. I». has H ip ^nl llled said certificate In iny o ffic e uml nii'il milt! e*»rt I Ural# In my o f f ic e anil luin iniulsup plication u»r T a x I lias made application lo r T a x lieetl to iHiiif In ucTin limit •• w ith luw. Hulil to l***tu» In acrordnnco "*lth law . 8«l«l rerititpnte • niliraces the fa llo w in g de- rertitlcate omlirnren the fo llo w in g d e - I serjlo •) property nltunted III Hemliude scribed property situated In Hemlnole County. Ktorlita. l o - w l t : laits *s and County, Florida, t o - w lt : K 'a o f B\\ tt 2*i, Midway In Her. .72 T w p . 13 rt. It. o f MHU sn«l HKM Of S K « i Hec I t . T w p . ll< H. It. 2“J IT. nty aeres The M b l land 31 i:. Tile said land bein g assessed at liflnp at tilt* #|atc p f the Ik (lie dale o f llie Issiinnre o f such rrrHim nee o f kucI i ccflJ rtciti •• In the nnino Hficnte In tho name o f unknown. Unknown. Also Tux Certificate No. t7. dated t.f UnlewK mdM rertlflcatm alinll be re­ the 7lli day of Julie, A. I». 1320. has illi I suld errllflcatr In my office and has made application for Tax Deed to Is-tie In accordance with law. Huld cert till ills embraces the following de­ scribed property situated In Seminole County, Florida, tn-wlt: All HW'U of N'llt, lying N of Ht.a Gertrude Ave. Sec, 23. Twp. 13. S. It. 3U 15. * acres. T h e told land being axsrssed at the dale Ilf the Issuance of such certlllcute lii the name of Unknown. Also Tux Certificate Nil. 301. dated til,. 2nd day o f June. A. I». 1313. lias librj raid ccrtillcate In my office and has ntndn application for Tr< Deed to i"*u» iti Hi'rnnliitier -with law. Hfiiii certificate embrnees the rultowIriM de•crilieil proioTty situated In Suinlniilc County. Florida, to-wit: I-ot I, I'bll||p n. Voiilia Hrunt. Se«. 32 Twix 20. H. u. 31 i:. The Slid land hetnv nsseHSi'll at the lllite of tile Issuance of such certificate In the .name of Jnnc Yolilli Kstnte. ' • , Also Tax Certlllcnle No. u03. dated i,.,. ^ ^ V l'r e r iille a V r in ^ y V lf / t m Jm. hns made 'dddlc.itl'io for I ax. • kit I ........ I x* mllltttl.il If' I It kT 1 11 xeflbril prop, •riy Hlinated Mllll and !helng In Seinlnol* Coiiniy. Florida, t o - w li: K«,i« 3. II and 17. I'h llllp It. Voong 'Irani. Soe. a T w p 21 H. It. 31 Hast.. The Raid land lielllg ii*sen**i| nl Hie ilple -•I ih r I fhiiiiim' v* *»f nucl| r* r l llliMlr lit lli«* until*' **f Jim* V**i i i i k «». I. hUi i **. A I f.* Tim O r lH li- n l* No. 3«. dnlul tf»,. -nd .lay «.f Jinn*. A. I K I J ! » . Imif dl«'d m;i Id i v r l Iflrali* I m mV fiffU,i' nti*l I t i n u d M n|»pll«!i»ll«n !*»r T a x I d " (•• ifituic in pri'orilnnc'** will* Inw. nni'i FFrlllli'iilF « rnliram* ll»r folliiwln n ,| property sltunleil In Menilnole i ',, 111,1 v. Florida, l o - w l t : Kot , llloek 3 T ie r fi S ,Ilford. The sxild laud lielllg iiH.i.HH, d III Hie dull o f the Issuance Of Sin II cerHIIFnl* In th* name of I n- deemed neconllng to law. Tnx Dm d will Issue thereon on the St It day of Julv. A. I». 1323. . , , WITNESS iny official slgnnture and seal this the 30th day of May, A. D. -Friday and SaturdayColeen Moore in “The Nth Command­ ment” w The Daily Herald, Ific per week. ROOF FA IN T Special price on ltuof Faint Ihu week.—Sanford Faint Store, \Vel»k* |.;. A. nocm.AH*. Clerk Clreglt Court. IBpcIf. .... 57-3lr H e m l n o l e County. Fla. tty: A. M. W E E K S . D „ C . 3 ^ 5-30— «-fi-l3.2d>27— 7-* "N O T IC E ! Nutter Is hereby given Hint J. I* Wtlllums doe* not hn»e nny niitborlty to Idnd the utiderMgAed coinimny In nny obllgatlim whatsoever, and this compniiy will ntt be resiionallde Tor Gasolino Gauges for Fords SI.00; lVdat Fade 50c net. Spotlights. Wiudi.hieM visors; TIRES and TUBES at Gum pricer. You can get buck with our tire*. Better gasoline and oil. W. carry thr largest stock of automobiU tires nnd accessories on Falnndto svi- the payment o f nnj check, order, o r bill Incurred or made by tha said J. IIUO. t.. W illia m s a fte r Juno 4tli. 1*M. C lt A V M tlT H It HAKES C O M F A N \ , t.Not Inriirporiited) l l y : Mrs j : \V. Firickland. « » » ner. j lof; . , , a l m c l l o ^ v p .--------- Fhone (Hl-J u-K-tsir. I , F, P. RINES American and European Finn HOTEL RAYMOND SEAmtEFV.K, FLORIDA One block* from Ocean nnd Hotel Clnromlon. Summer rates — Room, 51 per day and up; 55 per week and up. Special week-end rates.-----------— livery room running water. Last Thursday evening, May 31st, N o lle * Is hereby given T. E. Wilson, RKCEFTION AT .METHODIST Walter Morgan left last evening p in eims*r o f Tnx t.VrHtlfole So. 3*». 1'J‘J'I, Mrs. Victoria Flicker gave n dated the 3rd day of June. A. D. l.'D>. I'AHBONAGK for Virginia when* ho wan called by very pleasnnt surprise party for her lots nied said ol rtllleal. la ni> o lfle o the critical Illness of his father. np|ille:il Ion lor l a x The party k I vcii Monday oveninir nod lias ninilo mother, Mrs. A. M. Staup, honoring I leeil in I ni-no In nceoidmiee with law. under the auspices of tlie-l.ay Activ­ Halil eerlllleute ertlbnicos the fo llo w her sixtieth birthday. Cut flowers, i I \ rllualril III Dr. II. C. Mitchell rc turned home leriiH nnd the colors pink and while ity Chairman, Mrs. F. L. Nixon, at the |ri|( tlf M'rlhi tl L A R G E A S S O R T M E N T S W IM KAPS Hi mltMtll* UiMlIlly, Klrn lil.i. I #•- \%II NN ‘ " t i n Tnx CerllOent* No. 33. dated yesterday from Federal Point, where In all the popular nhades nnd styles ffoing ut were carried out in llm living nnd Methodist pursonnKe, wns one to •»*» ixr. fi. ,.f i.oi ix nnd FJ A. i: c . r iffln s Hi* 2nd day f.f June. A. D. I * IS, has Hied said e erllllcale In m> offic e an, • he accompanied Mrs. Mitchell, who •lining'rooms. The cake was beaut I- long rcmemliored l*y all who were Hilb-1ilvlrdoll. * •rile said land being assi-m d nt Hi* lias i uide iippllcatliin f o r T a x D''*''] ,1oc---------75c----------$1.00---------$1.25 dnl* of III* Isklianeo »,» mo li rertlll- 1., i . miio III nreariluneo w ith law. |,alo Is visiting her mother. fal, Iicing while with pink tapers, de­ profit nt. Special assortment going nt, each ,-ale In III* nnnie o f unknown lien III, all- .m l,races III* fo llo w in g deThe object o f these alphabetical ser­ Also Tux C *rtin ca le No 3H.. da»*d rty s ilo :,led nnd being In lirious refreshments of Ice cream, 25<? III.. 7lh day o f June, .\ D C2'». bun iiiiii.do County. Clc.. m w l l : l*>« 7. Judge F. A. Smith of Orlando, cuke and raid drinks were served. ies is for more social life in, ,the, HU<1 hii Id cert Went* In "i f i i#•• s it 13. non 13. W. F. I . i n v l t t * Mibcounty judge of Orange county, was The pnrsumige never looked apidieailoo lot lav 1 ' j I'll' l ’o O The , c 111 ll n d lifdlig assrssThose present were: John Hudson, I'liurch. li» Ihmim' III jimiriluiM t nit:« I i\'. , ,1 lit llie dale o f the limUllliee of sneli in the City Substantial on business more beautiful, thunks being due tilts , Mill.nt.••inlirnrrfi I1»* I i.mic •«••- ...•itIdeale III |he name of Cnknowu. Karl Wclzel, jr., Thelma Dobbins, M-rilMil prnp«ti*i> m U iiih «'«1 1 m \Im*» Tax U«'rlIflriifr No. 17. m u i h I today. ■The R u u li Store Mary Manning, Lucy Dobbins, Edna decorating committee, Mrs. C. \V. Uoinii). Ktnrliln, !-•*» *. 8*-*v •• llie 2nd day of June, A, D 1313. haa Phono .*125--------------------Stokes, Mrs. Sandy Anderson and Tap 21 8 . It. 2! n: nrrm. Thr 111.. .1 sold eerilll,•nl* I " my o ffle e nnd Stiles, Mnrguerite Franklin, Albert >u|,l land !»• i iiu at »»»•• dal It.tH in *»!»» (i|i|illnillRU fo r T a x I m*«m1 Mr. and' Mrs. W. M. lidding and •if tilt* **f Hilrli »•* r11Urnl•* Im II Hickson, W. T. Flicker and family, Mrs. Shoemaker baby leave today fur Akron, Ohio, | . , Mrs. Carpenter, in a lovely gown (Ilf* l l l l Ill** I ' f U l l U l l U W f l . Mr. ami Mrs. I. S. Tlmmas. Mr. and Mhm Viu N** d.ii«d where they will.apend the rummer of black taffeta with trimmings of 1 1 .. 7 1 1 , da> of .loi.o. A. •• 1 '" ,,‘ Mrs A. E. Dnlildns, Mra. W. E. Man1.1.. 1.. ,,.i ...rlillci.lo In nn oiHi-i and with relative:!. nime, A. M. Staup, G. E. Vincent anil Harding blue, received the guests, as- lorn mad* a|.|.IO alloil f<;. T‘.» *’".*! 1.. |.no,* III ae.ordnnc* with > • * < wife, Mrs. J. J. Flynn. Mrs. Victoria Hintcil liy Mrs. Nixon. 11 1,|o elllliiaceH III* follow iim de­ Mr. ami Mrs. Henry Mall and . The High School Orchestra furnish , , |lf ll,, ,| properiy sliualed In Hendiiol* daughter Louise, left Monday for Flicker.hom.ree wn» the recipient of etl music throughout the evening ami I-..*ooii. Florl.i, lo-w it: l.oi •■: IJIoek The ,, |> It Mli,'lii'll'n Survey ,,l Die i.o»> their Imme in Gainesville, after spend ..... ............ ilo Mini lau d lo'lng a - - , HHi o m„ity heautiful and useful gifts. Mus­ it wns a revelation to note the effic-1 * Hilt 'll ing several days here ns the guests I‘ nt y of this young orchestra. Mr' ' J•’ V.. 'i'!,-' V,‘ .nlo'’ I'.r ‘Y;YiKV.'•vv",V '' ic, ,1am ing nnd games were enjoyed o f tho former’s parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. .(.nx i*„imicaie 27 ,ln«•••! M i • IN>>Ik i,util II late hour. Everyone left ex­ Sneeil «leliglil»,<l the guests with a ,' A l. .Ion*. A. I>. I' •»•*!» IIIIM loo; ' it, iiii • , , 'illo.'l'* J. G. Rail. group of lovely solos, and all present In m> offic* anil p, i suing I heir pleasm-e uml wishing , f|t« «| Ml 1*1 expresses a wish to hear him in solo I,.IS l.i <1 nuidb all'UI fol T.1X I ... -I »'• '*’!*'* Mi nnd Mrs. F. 1* Woodruff nnd Mis. Staup many more blrthdays.IfifHII I,, nrcnistnli** Will) I'll, **IIC• M l b * I ill ll,VI I 111) d*'work at the church. pi t t Iflflll* HliuntiMl In Hi'inlimli sontt Frank and Harry, left this morn- ! Contributed. The stewards attended in a body, tit 11!*•••! |»i ,..ii I *••!! t»• \ *1 III , 0 1 , tn-v ll: I -«ll ' 7*• llloek im; in their car for ll. nili nmnville, li, II « Murv *) of lb* ••■' >, and the president of the league, {stew­ |i . |t It Mi INGUA M-t'OONKR ,l,t 11, ml liclni: n * « f — ••• Criint Tit* N. where lin y will npciul the sum­ art Dutton, was present circulating 11,, I druoiii •• • I "O' o nl (!»•• •!♦!•* A very pretty home wedding Sun­ . Him* of I'liknuwf, . . i lift' ll* »•» mer. •r.:v Ci rllMc.itr No. 372 .Inl.d day. June tile :trd, at the home of the among the l«eiigueu<. A In * . • ‘ t *N Ftull punch was nerved all during 111 ,l„, . r ........ A. D, 1M». b«* bride's patents on Twelfth street m „ I,.,I :.i c.'i ilflciiti* In my’ offic* uml I)r. anil Mrn. J. N. Tolar ntuine.l the evening l,y Louise Fields, It. I'.. home yostei'ilay f iout Atlanta where West I'ulm Ibsirh was that of Miss Giiffcn, Mnfy Nixon and Laura Peek. Kuln Conner and Karl Ingram, both they were Hie giiealn of relatives nial I Mrs. I.. F. Hagan and Mrs. II. J. tofident' of that vity when they were V II the fot mer attemleil the KIwihiIs cm.Stalling served refreshments of sher­ united in holy matrimony. vent lor.. The living room wns prettily decor­ bet and cake nt a late hour. M o r n in g l It wua just a jolly party and whi^i V ated In asparagus fern nnd roses Mu. Perry Weinlatiif and two chil­ which formed .an urcli under which yoi.i tutu conies ulphabttlcuily, don't dren left Monday for West I’aim H ^y*£ycs llie ceremony was pel formed by the miri a good time. Hi ai h, Miami, and places of lntere»t U they T ire, Itch, Stuart, D u m j Jtav. E. H. Jenkins, of the Baptist^ along the Fuat Coast. ;They will re­ FDR MISS HUMPH ‘or Discharge, il Sore', Imtatca, church. turn to Hnnfonl in nhout three w e ie . Mira .Dmothy llumph wns MuInflamed or Cranubted. uso |,ride was a lti actively gowned Murine. Soothes and little I in white canton uepe with picture hut ciituining honoreo yesterday afternoon Mi*. M. E. Manning and whin Mrs. It. F. Whitner and Mrs. E. Satclorlnbnt.orAduk.AtaH . Idaughter. Mary Manning, b -f.1 ....... . and « r r l « l an «rm lamijuet D. Mi blcy entertained at bridge in Druggists.^ __ _____ r . f * |„,.t Friday via tho Clyde «'"••• f«'r "k ite n-se* and H i ts iff th. v« her honor, at the home of the former It'nW /•) Visit to New Orleans, la... « f « month, b y. She was attended by M,*s_ Ma­ oa Dal. avenue. There were six tables MURINE CO., • E*w O U « »«*—«. Ckit>»■ , lt., .ping off at Falntkn uml J n -U "'- » - 1 ‘ of players nnd a number of guests 11 ' wine a pretty gown of white taffeta villo e n i o u t e . _______ |whh picture hat to match and carrhd joined Hi:* players for refreshments. Fink and white were the colors used The Jennie Spaulding C lide held I'ouquet or pink ruses for this pretty affair, baskets and Tbe gloom was attended by Alton tluir last meeting l,“ ' i " ’" 11’ vases of zinnias, roses and hibiscus Mrs. Frank l.ossliig. Tlie ik x I me t- Mmi i*. I»i» cousin. The bride is n very popular young combined with ferns were effectively iug will In> at the home of the chairWednesday !• dy of West Palm Reach, where she placed in tile specious rooms wlitre Louisiana Lady Says She Has “ Nev­ in nn, Mrs. A. Loxzing, on ‘ the card tallies were nrrangtd.J The night. AR the members Uio expected baa teslili-d for n good many years tally cards also cnrrylng out the col­ If you want to have a real good time tomorrow, buy your suit « er Found Anything Belter Than ".ml li.ttt a lii.st of friends to wish her to la* piesonL— Reporter. . or moti^'ofttljnk and while. Cardui for a Run-Down hnp|dlic! a. C H U R C IIW E b L ’S , When scores were counted after n t he gioum is a very prominent bus Mins Marie llerkrbile, who has Condition." iuess man of Went Palm Reach, imt most interesting game of bridge, it bull til,' guest of lull aunt nnd uncle, will Im n mi mlicrvd 1*) a great many was found, that Mrs. Deane Turner Mr. and Mrs. Marry 11wren, mi Uni m people in Sanfoid ns tills wan hi* held high scyre and wus given a love­ Morgan City, La.—" I t would be lard ■' avenue for Mi* part •“ •veil ruoiitlia ly . bag which she presented to the lor me to tell how piuch bcaelil 1 have h line for a great many years* Imme­ leaves for her homo in PllDhtirgh. Fa. •it. i high i score pr»ae,j derjvej jrom the use ot Cardui," slid diately aft. r the ceremony the happy hi.noree. The accord . via the Clyde Line today, Mr>‘ Ue. ren pair o f silk hime, went to ,Mi*s Mra; I. G..Bowman, ol 1319 ProntStreet, ( (tuple left for « tour of the state dur­ nrroiiip.uiyiiig her a» far ua Jarl.aoning wllk'h time liiey ex|ml to visit Suritn Lake, 'ihe cut prize, a n t of this City. ville. score puds, wns awarded Miss Fern " I was so run-down In health I could •Sutiford. Ward, while tho consolation prize, a hardly go. I was thin. I had no MRS. CUR LICIT ENTERTAINS ROHE LUNCHEON. I.mninet of roses, went to ^ira Mary and so very nervous, i Mr .and Mra. IJmlur Cuilctt, of Ge­ V.i . R. E. Tolar wn.i tlio gracious Eavlinry. The honoreo was piest ntod vru no pleasure to myself. neva, gave « farewell dinner party I , y o - t i ' i v l a y when shp enter- a dainty piece of lingerie. " I cullercd some pain, but the worst Monday evening, honoring Mbs Mario tallied nl a lbric'Bridge Luncheon at M lljj vomlnsi.m or the cant garni' ol my trouble was from beinjiso weak Hcikchile, whu I juvci. for her home h,r home on Magnolia uvoliUc, cbm’ reftv ..huu.it:: of pink and white brie k w d Msy to get tired andA>ut o «h *^ L In ntnburgll, Pi., today. Th«r* *R- iiii mrn ting tire- mVmlmrn nf the ex- uo us-a.a and cakes were reived by; "This nervous condition w u worsn joying tills coidlal hondtali»y wch*: ccutive l>j.ud of Hie Woman's Club. Mb res Ceargb Mobley, Elisabeth I than pala. r^ntul and I Mias Marie Berkbilc. Mr and .Mis. t w i i wch' h U for ......... . ......................... McCulloch o f m# ol Cirdul. I H nny Hi i rm, Mayor ami Mra. Treat, Thu -anaeluus rooms Mete o;ien« d . Oriatmo. | - A l t e r u s i n g a few bottle*. I regained Ml. and lira. Ilnile, of W iii Ut I’aiU, en •mite and beautifully decorated | Mbs Rvnu h wore on this occasion, my glre„ Klh. (wasn't so nenrous, and Mr. and Mis. Frank AlUn auJ Mr. with silver b.'-U'.s of lladinnce .. b v .iy (io?L of ftocn k icp a k n it.^ j wd and M r: . Roland UeriL i*huse « nj'iyiiig the vor4kd hospitalind CmruaUuna. Tho dining tabic 'l have never found anything better I v ;■ luid v.i'h u I:u:il'MU* r .vec, uml i,y ut there' two.uraciou. hostcssc. FOR MRiB LHUMAN. ty llumph, honmxt., (f youwHer M thu (.oubbiu lady did, Lp t rV.uipg the mnnjjwra o f th e ]tx T le.n i with n sliver haahrt fRbri 'Wvnv: M;a« Da.othy ttu . J• .v * > . »r. tAdmj you, - ——' ,, i * ' r »i|„ ii,,., u i t h radiance i o <c.i nt either aldo wore .Mb' es Catherine Byrd, Hurroc# lieu^ too.^should find Corvlui helpful for CluiwthHi hndcavoicfa o ,'.uu ,e3lic U imld.ng light", L .Vrn Wa.d, Abb.e Doudn.y, Mary -'4' l- fi by tel iui i chuich entertained r.t»K fioiii tin Zadiary, Maltha Io a , Mra. DkhJ Gat I bottb ol Cardui, today. N C - W ,. . ' ' . tape;:. L s ; c . k 1U g ■ plsasantly at the chuich p j . I o. j hoa^ V*’: .* '* ■ . , ■. ___ R. C. iJ IS %UREYES. ,‘j “ WORSE THAN PAIN” A You W on’t Enjoy Thursday Afternoons Unless You Have Th a t B a t h i n g Suit... Cotton Suits First Street \*v SELLS IT F O R LESS J • wm- �Papers say that heavy shipments o f watermelons are on,*,They may be but Sanford has not seen any of them ns y e t A t least there may be shipments but not o f heavy water­ melons. All we have seen here this ycigp have been the size of sweet potatoes and they looked green and very.aickly. Those big fine water­ melons thnt fairly laugh at you from tho Acids have not been shipped to Sanford. However, we . expect to .make n trip to 1-aki* county soon and then we shall not only cat our fill but bring a few back home. FLORIDA Tfcr h i* IS* « • lH~|ta*e W r r h lr Her■IS r a l l r f l r « » » f » •.’ • ■ • I f ■■4 I* pahllahrS r * r r y F rid a y. A d r r r lla lB * naira ■ * < * known ■■■lira* tlaa, m t p r r year, a ln a y a la a d vaarr. M R H B R H T I I H A S S O C IA T E D P I I B H T h a Associated I'rra a la a tc lu a lv a ly •m ille d tu II.a uaa fo r ra p u b llca tlo n of a ll nawa dlapatchaa rrM fltsd to It o r not otharw laa credited In thla li* P »r and alao tha local nawa publlahad bar* In. A ll rls h ta o f ra -p u b llc a llo n of special dlapatchaa haraln ara alao reaerved. O tftca i I 1K R A L U S U I L U I N O . Fh oa a 1« 1OHl HEAVEHsf-BMP it tr o p*t h e nasty t h in g ? n u n * - ecokit Trtt m e t u r in e sh a k e i fo u n d in . . ITRIG t»1lH U TE - YOUM G > 7 W AN Oo YOU ’ HEAR M E i THE »YARt> — KIM KEEP * L' it's .LIABLE to Poison root HER FOR A PET flOM Ya u SE. M Y. POGCOT RUNMED OVER „ f > AH • I A lr fT GOT HOTHItt HOWf U SHOWED TU B RIGHT SPIRIT. Condemnation was justly heaped on the stale of Florida when sensntjonnl revelations were recently made 'about the manner in which convicts, white and black, had been whipped In camps Containing offenders who had been leased to private corporations. Taxation o f motorists is attracting considerable attention throughout tha country. It is claimed, .every­ where, that owners o f automobiles arc being required to pay much more than their just share of tho public revenues. This tendency to tax nutomobilints originated in the idea that the automobile is a luxury and ought to be taxed as such. The automobile was a luxffry for some years after ita first adaptation to general public use— but that day has passed. It is now a necessity. It is owned and used by all classes o f people. It hns become much more common nsa family or business con­ venience than was lho horse. An ex­ cessive tax on automobiles hits tho so-called poor man as well as the rich man. It hits all lines o f busi­ ness and industry. Florida, from nil the available statistics, has gone all her sister states at least one belter in the re­ cently passed gasoline tax. Flori­ dians will now pay three cents a gal­ lon on gasoline, while the highest similar tax In other states, so far ns known, is two cents. Texns pays one cent, ns does Oklanomo ,Michigan and Iowa pay two centH. In Minnesota, the tax on the average automobile, including nil forms of taxation and license, amounts to $lfl n year. In Florida the average tax approximates $100 a year. Texas is the only state which seems to bo trying to keep pace with Floridn in the mnller of automobile taxes. It has increased its license fees 100 per cent. Although the Texas gasoline tax is only one cent a gallon, the license incrensc will bring to the slate a revenue of more than $10,000,000 a year. Florida will derive from gasoline and nutomubilo special taxes alone about $4,000,000. It doesn’t do Floridn the least bit of good to advertise to the outside world that it imposes n higher tnx on gasoline than any other state. It would be -welt to keep as quiet ns possible on this particular proposi­ tion.—Tampa Trlhunc. -----------o----------; CIVIC GREATNESS. The death of one young fellow from the brutality of a whipping boss was THEAfclERICAN PHEMASSOCIA1 ION the match which fired the indignation of n nation. The disclosures mnde following investigation placed the re­ sponsibility foK reform squarely on Well now that President Harding th eshoulders of the Florida tcglnln has the Tampa cigars we suppose he Is tUre, which was fortunately in ses­ satisfied and the Tampa people are sion at the time. v satisfied and the country Is saved. Without going into particulars, it -----------o---------may be said that Florida has proved Rig fireworks plnnt in Ohio blew itself equal to tho emergency and has up yesterday. Hetter for the plant made provision to prevent, ns fnr as to blow up now than to have a score human ngencies can, any .recurrence of small boys blown up on the grand o fthe atrocities which put n blot on and glorious Fourth of July. the good name of the state. Convict Ru .. . . -------- o----- -----------leasing will come to a tmily end at An United States State Department the conclusion of tho present con­ R *t does not know when the American tracts, and it is safe to say that no N R* lly FLORENCE FLOWERS tet man will lie abused wihle they are captives and other captives will be RR R -n freed by the Chinese bandits. Their still in force. The state Inis also rn Rt Winner of Ilrnnie Medal Given by the National Society, Colonial laundry bill will certainly come high. taken cure to see thnt better warden R-» Daughters of America . service is rendered and thnt stricter Ha ------- o---------- . Pta R« Press dispatches say the period of inspections are made. Prisoners nre Rtl Xi Hi n pn h If i R t H : R i i q Ri h H i H i H i H i Rn to receive proper medical attention. Inflation is now over and credits arc firmly established. If this is the fact Stockades and camps are to he made Forest may be considered ns a struct ion o f timber in Florida and so why don't we get more money in San­ entirely fit to live in and conditions ilium).' for the World’s vegetation. complete has been the devastated hy generally improved to what theyford for building purposes? Rut conditions -favoring their dovcl- cause o f lumbermen and forest fires should l>c. —---------o---------Unit reforestation must he effected in everywhere It reipiired quite n good deal of °D",tnt Another big army balloon was courage to admit in this fashion that I There are many types character- many parts of the state. burned up at Dayton yesterday and Ix>uisinnn,( a longleaf pine state ,,f different regions. The cumtwo men were hurt. We nre hoping things had been so had before, but with the same problems of forest in the United that In time all of them will be hurtl­ Florida possessed it. Without ju s tl-{™ "» types of forest conservation and reforestation as con­ Speaking of “ tho true greatness the things' States is the mixed forest, ronsisted up and Iheu the world will be safe fying in any measure fronts Floridn, has organized hoys' of n city" to no audience represent­ ing of a mingling of numerous trees which have been, it is still possible to for the aeronauts. congratulate the state on the clean such as maple, elm, hickory, oak, reforestation clubs and in less than a ing a city passed in population hy a sweep of them it hns mnde. It is the beech, walnut, poplar and gum. Thg year nearly seven hundred boys hnd neighboring city, n speaker said the Florida newspapers say that it will rule to give the evil wide attention deciduous forest of the United States joined tho clubs and received valua­ other day: - now cost each car owner $100 taxes “ I suppose it was a tcrihlo day of and more or less ignore the rectifica­ are much finer than those of Europe, ble lessons in forestry. a year to run his ear. It means Ihnt mourning for you when the word where the varieties are not so numer­ it is useless to expect the aver­ tion of it. Simple justice to Floridn few people who do not already own a would demand from the press of the ous ami the trees are not so well age man financially interested in tim- came from the Census Rureau that car will purchase one unless this Is r to heed" any ullrnsistlc tippenl. your chief rival hail grown bigger nation full recognition of the re­ developed. lii(|uitous tux is cut out by the Su­ Coniferous or evergreen'forest are He is not concerned with the beauties than you. forms which have been inaugurated, preme Court declaring it unconstitu­ “ The rating of cities by population they having been fully ns commend- common in mnuntnih regions and on of nature, is indifferent to an appeal tional as they did the last gasoline nt/le as the crimes wore horrible.— sterile soils, extensive forest of this to sentiment hut is quick to listen to is one of the great illusions of an law. It is more than any other state Nashville Runner. kind occurring in the lake states, a sound financial argument. If he age whose sense of values Ih entirely In the Union is paying and just why gulg stales and in the western states. can bo shown that his business and , wrong. we should allow a hunch of jackasses “ We over-value knowldcge ami unThe greatest of all forest are in the his children's business will come to tu frame such laws is beyond com­ FLORIDA REEF MADE IN KANSAS finarnial loss unless it can be assured j der-vnlue wisdom. Wo over-value rainy tropics as in the Amazon reg­ prehension. a continuous supply of timber, he play and under-value work. We over­ ion, where the forest forms jungles l^ick of capital or lack of foresight ---------- o---------will at least give some attention to value phrases and under-value truth. is turning a lot of profit on beef from dripping with moisture, the trees be­ We are glud the Tampa papers like We over-value• rights and underthe conservation question. ing interlaced with vines and covered our "Shrine Engine" as they call it. rightful pockets thnt is being made with air plants. The scientific han­ value duties. We over-vnlue majority Without her forests Florida would The Shrine Engine was made ready hy Katnuis feeders on Florida cattle. dling of forest is called forestry lose her lumber industry and ihou- and undcr-valuc the minority. We at Sanford shops ant! the fine record 1Florida has thousands of acres of which involves not sn mush the pre­ sand’i of acres of land, unfit for use. value individuality. Wo over-value made .by the engine Is, due to the range hind on which cattle run tin1 servation of forest as proper care power and undcr-valuc beauty. We would Income a barren waste. efficeincy of the Sanford shops hut year around without any feeding and cutting hy means of which they If Florida did not have forests she over-value size and under-value qual­ the exception of there was not a line in any Tampa whatever. With may he preserved and still yield the would have no game and therefore ity." papers nlmut the engine being from about two months in mid-winter the limiter iieeessury for the world’s use. [ Here is enough boiled-down wis­ fier attractions to the hundreds the Sanford shops. Tire Tampa pasture is ample feed. In the sum­ A division of forestry has been o r-1„ f Hportsmcn who come here each dom to occupy any mind for n while. Tribune almost hit it one day hy mer tin- aliuniliiuce of nutritious ganized by the department of agri­ season and whose vnlue in dollars The exposure of the population saying the. engine .came from Orl.in-1grasa fattens—the cattle ready for culture in Washington which Ims mania is particularly apt. If num­ und cents ran hardly be estimated. do. Just nautili i tmitu'uc ' of the the block. Rut in winter without any charge of this subject in the United With hut little care, at low expens?, bers made greatness, China would he ntute popeis forgetting !'.;ufn:il up­ feed except what they gather on the States. in lumbering a second growth flf preferable to America, The test of range they grow poor. The day Is at on every occasion. trees would be Manured. Young a town is nut how big it is, hut what Foreign count ties us I-Yam-c nml hand when cattle men. should do us pines come up rapidly in Florida, if suit of town Jt is— not how many Germany are far in advance of the Pity the |K«ir convicts. Since the they do in Colardo ami other cattle United States in the proper manage­ a few need trees are left and they people it has, hut what kind of peo­ abolishment of the lash they ure to grazing stales--grow some winter ment of forest. make a rapid growth. The slate ple. I Ix-t us put character into our Flor­ be checked up oil their conduct nml forogy crop or lay hy some dry feed. Forest reserves are area# reserved should make no lunged delay in pro­ ida cities j populations will take care made to pay the penalty for cussing It is mighty had economy to keep for the preservation of forei-t ami the tecting Florida’s prosperity. the gunrds and refusing to work shipping cattle to tin- 'West to lie fat­ port action t,f other natural resources. Your forestry chairman calls your of themselves. That city is great which is big nt more than twenty hour# a day. We tened and then ship thousands of They are not withdrawn from occu­ attention to the fact that forests of heart, broadminded, intelligent, just do not want to deny them Itn-1?ex­ cure asses hack each winter for the pation except conditionally. The nor slate are being rapidly depleted ami honorable. City greatness is treme pleasure of ciiNHing some of beef supply. anil within a few years they will he mitiomi! reservei are called national ill one day a few weeks ago a therefore open to nil and while cities the guardn. We believe this would -> forests nml nomltcr one hundred ami exhausted. head of lx> the greatest gift that you could solid train load of l.tillU The citizens of today and citizens like Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami and sixty in the United States, ini lading grant to some of the prisoners who |young cattle was shipped from Jack- four in Alaska ami one in I’orto Rico. of tomorrow are waking up to the a few others may he destined for lughave been ill-tlealed for years by (he W'tivIRe to Kansas to feeders. And There are four stnto forests. The realization taht the necessity of con­ ness in size, even the smlillest of kind of guards that some prison that’ was the fourth such train in forest service was begun In-cause our serving our forests is one of the towns in Florida can strive toward four months. It is plain that Florida camps muintain. forests are disappearing so rapidly greatest problem* that confronts the their finer achievement— city great­ cattle raisers could hetter afford to ness. ■— ----- o-— that it is calculated thiTt they will American people today. IVihaps some day Tampa will pass "No man should l«> permitted to « row fm l* ,,r ,,v‘ n "hip in feed ami he exhausted within twenty years. "Only God can make forlsts, Jnekaonville 111 population; perhaps hold public office who does not Ik-- |*uu' iiw ‘ M r l**-ef entile Another reason for trying to stive Ami only fools destroy them." Miami will pas\ Tampa. These city long to, and attend meeting* of the than to #hip their stock l.fittu miles our forests is that thy water supply Hoard of Trade, (.'hamher of Com­ to be finished where they sell at fin­ mi lithe soil depends on the forest. The New York police will see that rivalries are keen even now. They merce or other recognized ropitner- ished prices while the yortly get the Where forests abound tho rainfall the dry laws are enforced, says a dis­ may be keener us time goes on. Rut rial organization in his community, price of feeders when they sell them often ami is kept a long time hy the patch from the metropolis. This will may they ever be honorable rival­ And we are going to nee that every here to be shipped uway. forest soil which Is a kiln] so that the he Hinull comfort to Governor Smith ries.—Jacksonville Journal. It is an enormous contribution to steruins have n steady supply und who recently set aside the prohibition such offirial bus opposition and ut NO DANGER OF OVERPRODUC­ least one vote cast against him when the i nil l oad companies tu ship beef the flow and dcptli^nrc regular. laws of the hind. TION. the next election lulls around," rays on tin- hoof clear to Kansas ami then -----------o----------For the past two years or 'more ship it back in cold storage cars for a South Florida newspaper. We don’t Senator Fletcher thinks thut Henry there has been a decided awukcniug Occasiotmly someone looking over What Florida to the need of a conservation o f Flor- Ford is all right and he will l*e a knuw how strong a public sentiment home consumption. if expressed by this editor, but what needs is capitalists to build cold idns’ natural resources. It is to bo contender In the nomination for I’ res- reports of new acreage being set in be saya may furnish food for thought storage houses into which summer regretted that all strpi toward the Idcnt. All of which shows that Sen­ orango and grapefruit trees in Flor­ on the part of many politicians.—St. fat cuttle can, in the form of dressed conservation run nut he taken by the ator Fletcher Is a wise man nnd one ida decides that the enthusiasm man­ ifested in this industry is liable to beef lie put intu cold storage fur re­ citizens us a whole, marching straight who sees many things. Augustine Record. causa overproduction nnd subse­ lease its needed. • -----------o---------- ahead, shoulder to shoulder, us it is, quent depression and waste. For­ The Higginbotham trial has been Florida rattle men have made big a splendid is dissiputed by being Siexing all the paraphernalia for because of the scattered all over tfic state, and hav­ put off twenty days. The defense tunately few of the casfly frlrghtcnthe printing of booze labels in New money in the past York yesterday allows the risk you much free range- und the little cost ing i i u carefully prepared plan of tried to put-it off- sixty days in order cd gut an audience when discussing to tire out tho state witnesses nnd tha possibilities of reducing citrus run when you buy booze these days i nliringing cattle up to the feeder action. It is idle to tul|c o f game and bird huvo them leave, the stnto before the culture to a matter of swapping re­ with the Idea that you are getting grade. * Rut now thut there is such aome of the old favorites. You are un immense home market for dressed protection if the forests urc to be trial comes on. There will be all ceipts for expenditures. The steadily Juat as apt to get pure poison under beef, und the ruuge land Is growing destroyed. Without fureals in a land kinds of dodges worked between now and rapidly increasing acreage of but the eyes of the groves is something amazing, when the label of pure whiskey. There Is more limited each year, fewer cattle having no mountains or sheRereJ and the trial no one responsible for thu liquor put and these finished for the block is haunts for wild life there can be no world are on tho state of Florida at it is understood that considerable present und either Higginbotham nnd capital Is required and some patience out these dnya and no way o f finding gradually becoming the rule. Neces­ birds or game. Sumo stales are recognising this the Futnam Lumber Company get in brdpr to set and bring a grove to out whether the liquor la poison or sity will put the industry on a bet­ not, Juat like eating oysters. If ter basts and make Floridn u leading fact nnd ure saving large tracts of theira or tho state is ruined as far as tha point o f bearing. Young grovea they are good you live. I f they are beef producing slate now that the swamps and forests for birds and visitors from lho north is concerned. coming oil and others to be started bad you die and no way to test them tick is being disposed of by law.— game, - For tho past few yearn there Get them just lika they "g o t" Martin in tllb state should double the produc­ tion in ten years— and it was mare lias boon an appallingly reckless do- Tabert. .. Reporter-Star. out beforehand. THE NECESSITY OF CONSERVING OUR FORESTS ••-y ...... , i -, ru ii«ifH iiyw ' if ‘ . * •. . A COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT S i In the Peoples Bank o f Sanford is both n business necessity and a household'economy. ■ i ■ a ■ a a a 1 a a a a It provides an accurate accounting at all times on income and expenditure. • Instruction In the proper handling of a checking.account is u part o f our service. E very depositor is invited to consult with us on modern banking methods as applied to business. 8 8 It will pay you to le i us help you with your problems. a a a a a a a a B a .Peoples B a n k of Sanford SAN FO R D - FLORIDA a a a a a a a iB a a a a a a B a B a a a a B ia a a ia B a a a a a a a a a a a a iiiiitU l| J than fifteen niilliun boxes thin season, and the huge crop gathered the pre». but thin has not caused uneasiness to ent seasnn has not been wanted cr the well-informed investor. sold at a loss* That Fturidiam m Thirty yenrn ago in a neighboring toduy paying sixty cents a doten fo» state oranges from Florida were sold, around Christmas and Now Years ornnges, and have scarcely been »u, principally, nt five cents each, or fifty cents n dozen. Ornnges were looked upon ns a luxury, to be eaten on fes­ tive occasions. They were seldom found on the nverago table; grape­ fruit was practically unknown. To­ day citrus fruit forms part of break­ fast In hundreds of thousands of homes, and is found ns dessert, or in dessert combinations nt dinner, and eaten between meals and very ex­ tensively used in the nick rooms and hospitals and made into drinks and refreshments generally. Production, In Floridn, has increased from four to eighteen millions boxes in a dozen nr fifteen yenrs— and ornnges still sell for five cents each or fifty to sixty cents a dozen— in Floridn—and bring‘ much more at times and in other sections. to buy them during the season (<* less than forty cents, would •#»» t» answer tnc pessimist who predicts an overproduction ami ht.-s to citnu growers. A new feature added to the citnu industry recently is the surceufd canning of grapefruit. This will pr*. vide for the using of the russets and other fruit thnt does not look p«. ticularly well in the boxes, hut h none the' less delightful when opened. There does not appear to he mack prospect of finding a way to present oranges indefinitely, but this probity is not necessary. It will require more than a doubting of the orange crop to bring tho price to where everybody can have all the oranges they de­ sire. Thousands of acres have bees put into citrus fruits the part ynr Citrus fruits have become a neces­ nnd thousands more acres will be sity in the homes and the advertising ndded next year—and orange groin campaigns carried on have carriedj in bearing are selling at from one the golden fruit where it Was un-1 to two thousand dollar) an acre. It known, the people finding out of its is n wonderful industry nml one thit delicious hcnlthfulncsa ami food val­ adds to the health nnd happiness of ue, nre using more each year. From millions cf people in the Failed n luxury it has become a necessity, States.—-Times-Union. 1 »ij*4 A t a r t a l i M i f vt - 192! Ford louring! (load rubber, self-starter, excellent condition. gain, RoinR ul— A rare bar­ r SEE REG H O L L Y A T H E R A L D OFFICE Terms, if desired N o tic e o f R e m o v a l On Friday morning the SM ITH B AR B E R SHOP will rem ove "frem Hie rear c f Joe’s Smoke House to our new and elegant ejuarters in the I’ uieslon-Urumlcy building on Bark avenue. Everything new, everything clean, everything right up to the minute. The public is cordially invited to come in an sec one of the best equipped barber shops in the state. O I’ E N F R ID A Y M O R N IN G “ Si Slocum*s Country Store" Ono of the funniest farces ever written. Come out ^ to . the SCHOOL FRID AY NIG H T nt S p. m. and enjoy an evening High School Orchestra will give several selections nnd other »P « ties will be given: CAST OF CHARACTERS Si Slocum ......... .......... ... Hank Hafdhack ............... Joe Spruce ....... ................ Reuben Jaybird ................ Jim S n ow ................. . Sluw-Uoy..... ................... The Tramp ...__.-.______ _ Ezra Huttons __ ;__ _______ Hiram Plunkitt ______ __,!__ ___ ITofcssor Camomile ...._________ The Town Constable ....— Tilly Slocum ....... ...................... Mrs. Ripples ..... ...................... . Lillie Dotts ..... .... ........... -------Belinda Stokes______________ Mabel Deer ing ......... .................. Samantha ? ... ............— ----- o_. Fred r*P* ____Theodore l’»l* Z . __ Robert Gt*t "... .....Newton .....George Cook __ I'coortfs C ook> Mr. Douglas* ■%!*? .... . H. f. a ** ..G. E. IlG e o rg e Tbursf- . Mis. 0. E. Mr*. Molfl1 ' ".".Mrs. Estrid<* �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 "Guess Hi a old folks now,” Country Store. to Hve on the in “ Si Slocum's 60-ltc IRE buying need not be a matter of bargaining or o f rUk. You can have every auurance o f good v a lu e , g o o d service* and a square deal. All you have to do is to buy your tires where you see the Goodyear Serv­ ice S t a t io n S ig n . Th ere is o n e o n our place o f busi­ ness in this town. Convict Inspector Pinellas County # i , ^ Resigned Position— Votes Road Bonds Figured Prominently Over Two Millions • T When an auto crushed the .pet Airedale of Teddy Ayres, San Fran, o, the boy pleaded that the dog be saved, a An (There's tho do* with' ST. PETERSBURG, June R—By n mnjority much larger than has ever been given on any proposition in Pirclln* county, the bond hsuo of $2,RG2,000 for rebuilding the mnin highways in this county was rarHed yesterday, the vote heing 2tfi$fi for the bonds and *12:t against the bonds. The bonds for building bridges In the county nlsn •carried by almost the same figures. *St. Petersburg, which ;ave a nnjqrity o f l.O.'Ut againsl the big road bond issuo last year, gave n majority or four to one for the bonds this time. The money from the s’lle of the bonds is to he uied to build n thirty foot rood to the Gandy Bridge from this city, to build n rood sixteen feot wide from Tarpon Springs to St. IVtersburg, through Clearwater and from Clearwater to Oldimnr. The kind' o f paving nintoHnl to be used his not been determined ns the con­ tends nro not to he let until after the bonds have been validated and sold. Under the terms o f the bond. Issue bids will be received on sev­ eral types o f paving including brick. FIRM MEASURES TO SUPPRESS ROYALISTS Kent Vulc, Works ( l l r Tfcv Am >rlnlr4 I'r r a .l Oak Ave. and Third St, PARIS; June 5.— Firm measures to suppress the Roy til Ists and the fre­ quent rosort to force were approved by the chamber of deputies this af­ ternoon during a heated political maneuvering designed to compel Premier Poineaire to ante forth with a strong statement promising vigor­ ous action against the royalist or­ ganization. * , G IA V AWAY THE YEARS Apply Boncdla Beautifies casmlc claw to vour fsce, and rest while it dries, then remove sod see and leel the wonderful diffettnee in the color and texture of the •kin. S . Guarsnteed to do thcie definite thingsfnr the (»ee or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color. Lift out the lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin eolt end smooth. $ You can obtain regular sires from your favorite toilet counter. If not, send this ad withlOcentaloBoncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indians, lor a trial tube. ' H<*veClean\\ TOiJR.EVEX f/ ffl'M y , £ y « , [U they TtrcritcinSmart,Bum j ;or Discharge, li Sore! Irritated,' : (Inflamed? o r1Granulated* uso 'Murine?Soothes and RefreshesJ Sale lor Infant or A dulu A t all Drug&istiT itURINB CO.. 9 East OKI* I m n . CMcat» IT O I5DLVEQ' ,V*E V*1U « 1 CONTINUE Tb BAKE i » p jm t t bread l We’ll have no trouble keeping mir New Y cur’s resolution. We have resolved to continue lo h:iko the choicest bread und we'll have no trouble doing ho because we knew how. Re­ „ solve In write the name of our' bread on your next grocery order. _ m X 5 r j [i cl £ _ WALL Board to us tor wall !***i«l. fo r you w ill s*« not only , i i i « lilKht-M quality, but Ins t>’ i>Ri|»tr-t s e r v ­ ice. und both tor u rruaouulile price. Wa slm lo suvs you both llm* and money. Hill Lumber Co, <fig T l » A u a f U l r f P r t M ) TALLAHASSEE, Juno 0—Resigna­ tion of Convict Inspector J. R. Thom­ as, who figured prominently In- the legislative investigation into cor.dltlqnn at the prison farm of State Sen­ ator Knnbb In linker county, was. made known at tho governor’s office today. The resignation, which was accepted gave no explanation of his action, it is understood. LEGION POST, WEST PALM ( REACH, .TO ERECT A HOME WEST PALM BEACH, June G.— In one of the boldest meetings It ever held, the local American Legion post Inst night took steps toward erection of n fbur-r.tory legion homo, decided to maintain a kindergarten in comicelef tod. dele­ tion with pub! guL.i to the state convention, and started n membership campaign. Plans nro to erect a modern hollow tile ,atid stucco building on the site of tha pr.'scnt Legion headquarters iri the downtown district, which would contain store and office rooms and the organization's assembly hail. A bond issue would finance the project. The building committee was given foil authority to go ahead with the work . ' By way of repaying citizens for support of tiio local post, it was de­ cided to .maintain at the post’s ex­ pense a kindergarten with a teacher and assistant. The kindergarten would ho under supervision of the school board and would replace n sim­ ilar institution formerly operated in connection with the schools which L O C A L BUSINESS CONDITIONS arc what interests this hank and the people of this vicinity* If you have any business prob­ lems to solve, let our officers kno\V about them. W e endeavor at all times to have funds for borrowers of good s ta n d in g • Do your banking through \ A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R P. I». FORSTER, President H. P. WH1TNER, Cashier ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a was discontinued about two years | Dr. Grant Roberts, to mental nor­ ago. malcy, it became known today. The Four delegates, Whitney Himes, shooting, which occurred after the George Carr, Wesley Houser, and P. C. Reese, were chosen to attend the girl had seen a lurid mutton picture state convention at Pensacola, Juno depleting bloodshed, was attributed, 1i-io. to an accident when tho child at play was struck on the head, displacing a portion of the skull so it pressed on the bruin. The bone was raised by surgeons and the girt discharged from CHICAGO, June 5.— Surgery has a hospital as cured. restored Fern Roberts, who, in UUfl, Tho Daily Herald, 15c per Week. shot and tiew ily wounded her father, TALLAHASSEE, June 7.— Florida* will have adopted n unique way of en­ couraging capitalists and Investors to bring their money to this stnto, if a proposed constitutional amendment, submitted by tho legislature which has just adjourned, is ratified in Novem­ Nagged Representative Peiper Until RRBaDaBaNRakuUMaaauaaaHRaaznanaauHktirttaaaaRBMaaBaRMunHanaaaaa He Passed up thfr Rill .... ber, 1924. The amendment would car­ SB ’ * ry an outright prohibition against the I l l y T A , Ass,totaled Prraat levying of cither inheritance or in­ E, June fl.— Dili you come taxes in this state. So far .as ever hear of p "powerful” lobby known it is the first time that such a that " ‘defeated Representative Pelproposal has ever been offered. Along per’a barber 1 1 7 The measure, with the proposed amendment to per­ mit the classification of property for sought to define just when a fellow the purposa of taxing intangibles, the !s a barber and when he is not, a time­ Seriously, it pro- Sa income and inheritance inhibition is worn question scribed certain qualification* and leg- 5 * considered one of the most important illation.! for that trade intended to *J| acts of the session. prevent illic apt .‘ad of iu'ectinys din- a M Comptroller Ernest Amos, upon his eases. ;jj I IN R E A D Y -T O -W E A R D E P A R T M E N T return from a trip to South Florida it wan introduced and the word of Ja several months ago, advanced the idea d went ntd la the press. There came R*J hero of writing into the constitution in due lime a man, small of stature an assurance that mi income or in­ ..an(i i»tf|it of itutJlfise, with jet black JJm heritance taxes would he levied.'. W ' hair that dumped below his temples, * * was convinced, he said nt the time, and a moustache In match. In short, r B that such a clause would add material­ He looked like tho villain in the mov- £ m ly to the state's money “ crop.” In ies. Ur Amlight out Mr. Peiper and £j£ these days of high taxes and all sorts told that St. Johns county represono f taxes, Florida would, be a haven tntivo that he wan opposed to the bill. Sa for the heavy burdened investiif when ( One maoV opposition in these days of "S the constitution of the state guaran­ freedom nnd expression wasn't of such *j5 teed him that he would not bo sub­ great proportions but ns the days ■■ jected to the clause of levies that have wore ot\ Mr. Peiper encountered the MR been ndopted by so many other states. | dark vlpagcd man always in his shad- jj£ NTp such- taxes are levied in the state our. Everywhtre lie went the little* i JJJ at present, it was pointed out, and man of lot oit and purpose happened , R* there is’ no prospect that any are in to bo i lor * by. That's enough to iflll contemplation. In view of this, it was break any man’s nerves and Mr, Pol- >5 thought a big selling point could be per ber-.ri to wnk • suddenly et night * g had By constitutionally prohibiting it. with drear,v-s of n atdletoo nagging nt ■■ Senator John I’. Stokes, of Pensa­ bis throat. £3 cola. took hold of the Idea and put It hub Lite in tli’ nesaion anyway, JJJ tho resolution submitted it to the elec­ Mr. Peiper said, so U ;«'d the fellow ijjS torate, through the legislature. Tho | to gu on hoi ic that he wasn’t going r B idea when first advanced, culled for ^ to push the hill and it wasn't*pushed. SB tho prohibition for a 25 year pel iod, but as submitted by the rnsollitlon, no PREDICT RETURN TO time limit is set. OI.D "APPRENTICE” The resolution, brief in its form, SYSTEM IN INDUSTRY -reads: Cl EVEI.AND, O., Juno 7.— Return "No tax upon Inheritances oh upon to the o il "apprentice" system In tho income o f residents or dtizsns of this state shall be levied by the stale industry, which virtually pawed out of Florida or under its authority, and of existence in America fifty yen re there shall be, exempt from taxation ago. hut which stilt exists to n wide extent in Europe, was predicted dur­ t j the head of a family residing in. 1 Una state, household goods and per­ ing a conference here, called primari­ sonal effects to the value of five ly to dlrcuss the bricklayers shortage and to lay plans for training.men. N E W G IN G H A M AN 1) C H A M B R Y DRESSES FOR hundred f $500.00) doll ftrs.” The second pro|x>acd amendment to Architects, contractors, union repre­ — T W O D A Y S, A L E COLORS A N D SIZES— ----permit tho classification of property sentatives und eduentors attended the would life a heavy burden from real conference. ' Announcement that the Interna­ estate, Its supporters said, through the tional Union of Bricklayers is whole­ taxing of Intangibles. Under this heartedly behind the movement and scheme o f levy intanigble property, such as mortgages, notes, bonds, will back any apprentice school sys­ stocks, and other liquid securities, tem which meets (be approval of Big lot ot Gossnrds Corsets and other One small rack pf Silk Drosses to dose rculd not be taxed more than five tho arbitration of the local union out Friday only, At— stundurd makes, nil nh.es mills on the dollar. The next session and local contractors in any city, o f the legislature would have to work was made by Tho*. L. Precco, Inter­ out rates within this limitation for the national vice-president of tho union. Mr. Preece suggested that this various intangibles. Senator Stokes training be aimed toward a perma­ was also the author of the resolution nent basts to* take care of tho econ­ submitting this proposed amendment. omic needs of the industry over a long time and not aimidy to fill (he By esting nine lobsters at one sit­ present shortage, which he said, is ting Harr)' Wahl of New York won "unabnormnl." He predicted that Green nnd W hite Slip-over Sweaters, to Only n few pieces of Oilnndo Pottery n ?25' wager. The terms o f the bet within three years there would bo close out, each— left, lo dose out quick Tor, cadi— called for eight lobsters only, but more' bricklayers than work. after the eighth Harry, was Util! hun­ A resolution was ndopted to name gry. Bo ho put the ninth under his a committee of mil the elements Inbelt and then went home tn supper. volyed to draw up tho conclusions nnd to urge their adoption In cities (N o returns) (W orth up to $2.75) throughout the country. YOWELL COMPANY Friday and Saturday Sale Pottery Sanford UNION PHARMACY 1 Sanford, Florida. Most extraordinary Is tho devil Ash’s method of swimming. It draws water Into Its body and then forces it out of a hoio Just below the hoad. The forro of tho water os it rushes out propeli the crcAturr. Usually, the devil-fish swims backward*, but it can ssylm forward simply by turn­ ing its flexible siphon in the opposite direction. , ;■ ■HaaaaaBBBaaBaaaaaBUBaMBaBaaaBRaBuaaaaaaaBBi �*: THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD'THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 PAGE POU« G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL NEWS JA CISK W IIE IIB T IIR Y P I , H TODAY It. L . SH IPP, Editor DEM PSEY F E E L IN G F IN E a n m n n n b FOR THE MOVIE FAN TRAIN SCHEDULE base; b a l l FO O T B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SH O O TING MISS C O LLE T T IS A H E A D W IT H E A S T E R N H O NO R S No. No. No. No. CORRECTED M A Y 1. 1923 South Bound Arrive Departs 2:46 a.m. 83..... .... 2:86 a.m. 8:40 a.m. 27.;.......... 2:45 p.m. 89.._™__ 2:25 p.m. 7:10 p.m. 85....... 6:55 p.m. Northbound Arrivo 82......... 1:48 n.tn. 84...J..... 11:15 n.m. 80....„.... 3:48 p.m. 28._____ 10:00 p.m. STOP BACKACHE, K ID N E Y TROUBLE /Backache, Rheumatic Pains, dull headache, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored or strong odor are symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. " I was nlwnyB having n backache which caused me great suf­ fering,” writes Mrs. Febor, Medford, Mass. “ Could not sleep and nt times I could noCatand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney Pills nnd found relief.” Stop backache, kidney and* bladder troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.— Adv. w h o shall In, trustees «.r ... tric t fo r the years, and the num ber “.F £ n ?• •*» te|pt sellout fax uf leelcd f o r rn ch or the sT m J a"'1, cat. to net ns Inspectors and preclnets nnier.i i .i ..- . /h ** st IV» ii. preempts named, w u lfhli, S ---J Inspectors and Precinct No. Pearson. F lora Inspectors nnd It J h fu rth e r C.. tl. bell Fieri k,a*' t, tPn.ilst , P. K .ir s e y " ^ A A. Mlnrhrw. n ‘ ordered M,n, »«., r*- he published In tire L.nf.ir! rfool u*i^ Herald, a newspaper publish^ Si tnlmde County, 'hut VYlth'lui'V^ J * Departs GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 0.— trlrt. thrru helnit no new,7,,tl". *'*• 2:03 a.m. No. IlfehM within sold dlsiriet 'ii'o ptlk. Speed was the word at iho Dempsey rl.Hl o f time as rniufred |.\ u w **' Florida Stale League 12:05 p.m. P o n e nnd ordereil gv 7. P H IL A D E L P H IA ,. June <L— Miss No. ramp yesterday, the world heavy­ 3:52 p.m. No. Daytona at St. Petersburg. ttorml o f Puhlie InstHtCtlon f „ r t £ i 7 Glonna Collett, o f Providence, . R. I., weight champion going eight rounds M lT M H O P lil.lM T J O N . lode County. Florida, in r-Yui.r . ' Orlando at Bradcnlown. In rom pllnncr with th e provisions o f national women's golf champion, stood No. with the little Fellows. This was the Clinptrr ICT*. L o w s o f Florida, notice lakeland at Tampa. well In advance o f the field yesterday first sparring ho has done since his is aerrhy g iv e n that an ele ction has Trilby Branch Did you sec "Minnie"? u ril'Ti.l t(> lx- Ih 'M nri't tin* sun.i! at the complctiop of the second eigh­ Inyoff last week. He went two rounds Depart* w ill lie belli la npcclnl Tux School J»!sArrive T. IV. I.AtVTON, Becrrtarr Y ESTER DAY'S RESULTS ir le t No. ii, i l j t l t e M onroe) fteniltmle. (.’ leal o f Hoard) teen holes o f piny in the Eastern golf r> rnrh with Frankie Grendettn, fly ­ xNo, 100...„....„. 7:30 n.m. County. . If not better sec her tonight ns it’s Florida, on F rid ay, J u n e . M i l l . 5-SI— 0-T-l |.;| f i t association's championship at White xNo. 24 weight Leo' Mrtoro, lightweight; Joe 3:25 p.m. I9S3. fo r tlie purpoar o f dctcrm taln a _ your Inst chance. Florida State League Mnrsh. Miss Alcxn Stirling, former xNo. 25 Rcnjnmln, lightweight, nnd Harry ............ ............ 1:30 p.m. A t Daytona 4, St. Pete 7, 13 innings Weils, English welterweight. nntional champion, maintained her xNo, 101.......... 5:50 p.m. And this is ntso the Inst chance to A t Orlando 1, Bradcnlown 0. hold on second ptace. The spanring was for speed nnd see the pictures of the Snnford Gram­ At Lakeland 5-2, Tampa 0-1. Leesburg Branch With n 78 Monday, Miss Collett set Dempsey showed he was fast. The mar nnd High School Graduating ex­ Departs Arrive up a new women's record for the champion did name shadow boxing ercises, so he there tonight. National league course hut yesterday her best effort xNo. 157______ 3:55 p.m. • nnd hag punching also, nnd at the end was nn 82 while that of-Miss Stirling No. wit..#****.... 2*45 p*nii wan not breathing hard. A t Cincinnati 5, Horton I. Leatrico Joy, Matt Moore ami Ray­ 6:30 a.m. was 88. Miss Stirling had on 82 in xN'o. 158.......... Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, A t Pittsburgh 7, Hrooklyn 3, mond Griffin have the lending redes No. 7:10 p.m. 22 .... :.... the first round. Miss Collett’s gross announced yesterday that Joe JlenA t Chicago 0, New York I. tonight. score for the 36 holes was I GO nnd jainin had been tentatively mntrhcd A t St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 6, Oviedo Branch (that of Miss Stirling 170. The conwith Benny Leonard for the world innings. Depnrts Arrive And the honor guests tonight eluding round o f the tournament will lightweight championship Luhor Day, xNo. 120.......... 7:45 p.m. C H IN A W A R E in. E. E. Rrndy and family and will - GLASSW ARE ho played today, the player having the fight to take place in Great Falls. Ameriran League 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127........ .-. see "Minnie” without cost to them ns the lowest gross score for the fiftyThe fight is conditional on Dempsey’s A t Washington 6, Detroit 4. S IL V E R W A R E the treat’s on the house, so lie there, * r * * four holes winning the championship. meeting Harry Wills here or in New A t New York I, Chicago 4. X— Daily, except Sunday. sheriff, nnd bring the family. Mrs. H. Arnold Jackson, Greenwich, York I-nbor day nnd will not take At Boston 4, Cleveland 17. Conn., with 80-00*ITU, was la third place in event of a Dempsey-Wills A t Philadelphia 5, St. I,cula 2. Tomorrow ami Saturday—Colcen place. N O T IC E ! fight that day. Moore in "The Nth Commandment" , Southern League by Fannie Hurst. A L L PERSONS ENGAGED IN CONNECTICUT FAILS IN T H R E A T E N S TO At Atlanta (I, Birmingham 1. THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING P H O N E NO . 8 DRY LAW REPEAL MOVE A t Chnttanooga 4, Nashville 3. STOP T H E FIG H T W EEKLY WEATHER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE ARE A t Little Rock ft, Mobile G. AND CROP BULLETIN HARTFORD, Conn., June 7.— An SUBJECT TO A LICENSE T A X OF A t Memphis-New Orleans, called at HELENA, Mont., June 7.— If the attempt to rcpcnl the state laws con­ *10,00 P E V .Y E A R (or >5.00 for hnlf end of third, rain. , local authorities at Hhclhy continue to For the week'ending June 5, 1023, cerning the enforcement of prohibi­ year). This law is now in full force ■■■■■■■■■■■■M H aaaH H aB H B aaH M H H H H H BNaaH aiBK aaBBBaaM a ■ indicate that they are either unable nr JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Juno 0.— tion has failed. A resolution direct­ nnd license payable ut City Clnrk'a o f­ a HOW TH EY BTANI) unwilling to enforce the law, there This is the third consecutive week ing the legislative judiciary commit­ fice. shall he no match between Dempsey with all conditions unfavorable for W. B. W ILLIA M S , tee which ignores the repeal hill, to National League and Gibbons there July 4, was the the development nnd growth o f most ft3-10tc City Manager. make a report, was passed by the Won Lost Pet. statement made in a telephone mes­ crops, the only exceptions being pine senate Tuesday hut was referred by ,738 sage from Attorney General L. D. apples, us yet a small factor, and c it-! the house ^Vothe~Vxlicgislntu re. 12 New Y o r k ........... ... 33 The Daily Herald, 15c per week. .578 Rankin to the authorities in Shelby run true* on uplnridn* Uncfanonnbly ... 26 10 Pittsburgh......... cool and decidedly wetter than usual .533 yesterday. 21 Brooklyn ........... ... 24 .511 Reports of lawlessness at .Shelby in featured the week’s temperature and 22 St. Louis ........... ... 23 «>•> were small .500 connection with the activities preced­ precipitation, (There 22 Cincinnati ......... • so. areas or tracts, where the fninfall .407 ing the heavyweight championship 24 Chicago ............ .. 21 TO A L L PERSONS HEREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON 28 .378 fight, set for July I, prompted the at­ was showery, and the immediate dam­ Boston .......- ........ .. 17 SANFORD AVENUE: 3 Our orders are coming in f o fast that if it were not lhat we .205 torney general to Issue; sharp instruc­ age therefrom was not apparent, but Philadelphia ..... 31 You are hereby notified that on the 12th day of March, A. D. 1923, the even * thoseconditions are now un­ tions to Shelby authorities declaring kept prepared to render real service we could Deficient sunshine and City Commission of Sanford, Florida, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro- ■ that if the proposed fight Is permit­ favorable. Ameriran League not handle them. vidlng for the grading and paving of Sanford Avenue from Tenth S treet, ■ Won Lost Pet. ted to become a public nuisance it warmth, together with excess of moisture increased insect pests, .ID- |^.'uth to. Ih* . n t * , !*ln,,,i wM' vitrified briek or other hard surface material .682 will bo stopped by the state. 14 New York ........ . .. 30 -W E D E U V F R layed work, and. in some cases, have1Th*‘ lotul « " llmnted cost of said improvement of Sanford Avenue is *10,470.00., P H O N E US .558 20 Philadelphia ...... .. 25 broken the spirit of the fnrmer. I Thu ngnlnst the various pieces of property hereinafter described, .556 M c A U L IF F E IS 20 Cleveland ............. .. 25 Grnsy fields tire general, and the sup*: upon l,lL‘ wmlemplnled improvement of Sanford Avenue which have r.nd Wc deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you tlo .480 23 Detroit .................. .* |Hy Ilf luhor is none too p d e n t i f i d ' t e n t a t i v e l y determined by the assessor covering the proportion of the not drink Elder W ater now— you will, no S U S P E N D E D .476 St. U uis ........... .. 20 which, considered in coimeelion with :............,,r rnM ,m>"uvenient to he borne by the respective pieces of property _ after one trial .410 Washington 25 .. 18 the sruMinnl advance, present ii sit- hereinafter descriiieil, arid the estimated amount of benefit which will accrue I ■ DETROIT, Mich., June 7—Jni k Me.410 10 23 Buxton ................. nation difficult to surmount. Cotton th'' V1»rl*,u'’ l*<*'ces of property hereinafter described abutting upon said 3 .300 Auliffe, lucid heavyweight, was de­ 25 Chicago ............ 16 as a unit, deteriorated; imme some acrei Snnf«rr«l Avenue to be improved in the manner nbovu stated are as follows, £ acre­ clared suspended and fined $2(lll by to-wit: n * Charles A. Cnmpnit, state boxing corn- age was abandoned, all is grassy, and Southern Association Amount" Tint. IRmefU its future progress challenged by Won Lost I’ et. mixs tuner berausc of the poor show­ Description of Property Assessment tn I’raperty rapidly multiplying weevil. The fro- Owner ing he is reported to have made IB S »IH IH IH M D IS n in S Z n n n tE U I»X E R 3 in 3 t H K Z n iB X E [lM n < .600 18 Nashville ........... .. 27 Henry D. Durant. Lot ft, l!lk A, Spurllng’s Add. Vl 70.24 *225.00 Vpicnt rains /mole it impossible to ap­ against Mm tin O'GrndyJ of Los An­ .550 20 . 2ft New Orleans 230.12 300.00 ply arsenate liu ! to exterminate tie* It. L. Chnprnnn, Lot 12, Rose Court .5 IS geles, here Monday night. Campnu A CH EERFU L WELCOME A W A ITS YOU 23 10 Mobile tftO.10 200.00 Hazel Meriwether, L it I, I'd!.. It, Tr. 1 , Sanford pests. Corn on upland^ is good; tlml .545 intimated that if MeAuRffe did not on law lands is luine.l in some in U.i'.'d MciiwcOn-r, Lot 2. Hlk. I I . Tr. t, Sanford 20 21 Atlanta I ft0.10 “ 200.00 .535 come to iiitn to explain liis “ poor 20 Chattanooga 23 201.01 250.00 Cane Hazel Meriwether, Lot 3, Hlk. II. Tr. I, Sanford. showing against O'Grntly" the smtpen- ( siooces, and much in firing, .500 20 20 Memphis I>. it. lirissoii, Lot 1, Hlk. 18, Tr. t, Sanford . 275.00 225,08 ex­ slim might not be lifted in time for 'O’ d peanut* ale fair lo good, leu lime .-no 25 IS l l i i miiigham 150.10 200.00 Frank Thomas, old U, 111k 12. Tr. A, Sanford in cept on low lands; row pens are to meet l'loyd Johnson Me Auliffe .2S0 30 12 Frank Tlmmas. oI,t 10, Hlk. 12. Tr. A, Sanford Little Rock 200.00 Ift0.lt) lux’iriani; Inline'o is generally good, I lie east.175.00 130.00 |although some local damage is re­ .1 i: Ellis, l ot I. Hlk. A. Celery Avr. Add, ■uvl F.0U1 vtetSstai Florida Stale League i J. It. Ellis, l.ol 3, Hlk A, Celery Avc, Add. 130.00 * 175.00 ported; lini vesting is progressing, II. II. C U A I T I il.I . 'S M ENS u el U U a Jbnii... Won Lost IM. i 130.00 175.00 Tlie melon and tomato crops are se­ T. A. Neal, Lot 13, Hlk. A, Celery Avc. Add. l a y nn; a n d i . m i . i : ■ 130.00 .073 • 175.00 HI riously damaged; shipments were Link Kennedy, Lot IS*, Hlk. A. Celery Avc. Add. Orlando . EGGS TO MEASURE IftO.OO 20 C. \V. Cannon, Lot ft, Hlk. F, Markham I'ark 1 1 eights 117.32 .57 l [ ihik I i i educed fimn the leiilral divis27 Lakeland nan .457 25 tom.itoes ni(•watery r mfmfwypwkfr M. F. llnrims, Reg. P84 ft. S. of N\V. .or. of SW. 21 Tampa 28 I I See. 31, Twp. It*, It. 31, run E, ISO ft., S. .451 ; Tim other day II. II. Chapimll wan ion; many li, Ids were ubandnm d; to­ 23 Brndrntown iH .4 10 reading the following article from matoes ate watery; shipping ipialiHO ft. \V. ISO ft. N. 80 ft. to beg. 271.18 28 325.00 *»J *•t Daytona .4U M the newspaper to his wife: The special nasossments against the various pieces of propety above de20 tit * an* poor. Melons sinull ami gen20 fc’t, Petersburg EUROPEAN PLAN . OPEN A L L TH E YEAR. . "Superior, Wis., June 3.— A lien ernlly inferior. Citrus trees continue 1seilHtd are payable optionally as follows: Either in full within thirty days CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. owned by I 'It ill ip Sewnll has laid the in good condition, except low lands after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments, with O R L A N D O BE A T S smallest egg ever seen in this vicin­ are loo wet; Vnuch new growth nnd i interest at inte o f eight per cent per annum from tin* date of the.completion Mount; Mime fruit dropping. Irish of said improvement. B R A D E N T O W N , 1-0 ity, according In poultry dealers. "Tile egg measured only half an potato shipments have ended; hun­ A meeting of the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Florida, will inch in length and wan perfectly be held at the City Hall on the 0th day of July, A. I). 1023, nt two-thirty p. dreds of aero were ruined by exces­ ORLANDO, June 7.—Woolf, pitch­ sive rains. The planting o f sweet m. nt which meeting sniil Equalizing Hoard will hear nil claims and objec­ ing a baffling brand of bail, shut out shaped. "It was laid by a Rhode Island lien. potatoes in general* Some heavy tions as to tin* character of all said improvements to lie paid for in purl hy 1 1 1 1 :11:111 \\n i,Assr:Mit:n Mi:it\K!~ the Rratlfcntown Growers yesterday tine W»y afternoon t to 0, nnd only in one in- Another egg, just at rifle larger was rainfalls were: Miami, 4.5; St. Cloud special assessments, and ns provided for in the resolution hereinabove re­ From Jacksonville From Jacksonville One Way $IIO NI AGARA FALLS t an ilAreaiiia, LO; and Mcrrits Is­ ferred lo. A T L A N T IC CITY $30. tl ning wan hi) trouidvil, but the sterling i |;ijd by the miiiic hen." .IS.', I NEW YORK. N. Y. .... 30.00 BALTIMORE. Ml*. drove back | Mr. Chappell says some of his hens land, 7.1 illl In Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of Sanford. work of Ids team mates 3L1» PH ILAD E LPH IA. PA ...,42.52 BOSTON. MASS. Florida, on this 0th day of June, A. I*. 1023. ' heard him reading the article ami the enemy. ... 30.31 PITTSBURGH, PA. ‘ ........... 43.4H CHICAGO. I L I..... (S E A L ) L. It. UIN LI PS, I they forthwith presented him with CLlH im i UST ALARMS S AVA NNAH, GA. ... . , - r..o» CLEVELAND. O. ..... . 30.31 lU i l OR DELE RESIDENTS 0-7-2t-2tc City Clerk, Sanford, Florida. IWo eggs, one of them the smallest TOLEDO, O. SI. IVto 7, Daytona t DETROIT, MICH. ...... . 41.03 31.71 W ASHINGTON. D. C. ......... 38.03 ELMIRA, N. Y. Dnytomt, June 7.—St. Petersburg on I'eeniil that looks like a bird's egg s i m i r . i i k .m ’ I i i m i u n r v i n : s CUKDKLE, Gn., June 0.— A cloud took a gruelling 13 inning battle here and the other one that looks like an TO yesterday afternoon when they hunch­ ostrich egg and measures three and hurst here this afternoon sent resi­ l l a t t l m o r i ' .......... ........ ................. ............... r i n U i t . ii.iiit, J J "'1 ed hits o ff G'ohcr. Islander errors one half inches long. It is probably dents of low sections of tlie town 1in«ti>n .............................. • *■• * ^ <iB gave the Saints a lead which the Is­ n double yolk egg but Mr. Chapiwll scurrying to higher grounds when TO A L L PERSONS H EREINAFTER NAMED OWNING PROPERTY ON Tlrk t«t n l he little l 1H » p I h f f*r tinn;tli.i < 'J, 'TV*irf F THIRD STRREET: landers tied up In tlie sixth and drove bulled it to preserve it and brought it water spread over several city blocks. AM*itli.«h> itiul i lot*ivnil l i e it m l M )in c ru iiiitft tiu 4»t It **r You are hereby notified that on the 12th day of March, A. 1) .1023, the r \t r .» rlmrwt'i». Ollingcr from till box. \\ llron was to tile Herald on ice together with Ttnffie over tlie Seaboard 'Air Line HaltlnK* lo r railsdelS*11* 11 H u l l l i t i f o r I ln H It iiM rr %In never In danger after he assumed the (he little one for exhibition- and to Railroad was delayed when its trucks City Commission of Sanford, Flordia, did adopt a preliminary resolution pro­ Xnl.mmiS. O S- J*. . Hut tut 1111I1. it |>. tn. viding for the grading and paving of Third Street from Oak Avenue to Mag­ tlrrk o b lrr. J m« p TO . • s',h- * ' U n r r t i r M l r r i J i m r I III I*. •3rtl, pitching role. prove the truth of his statement (hat here were rovered by water. Flood­ .Vlrrrliunrk, J iik p >*•"• “ ' Y A llf*KhriU ) . J u n r Kill* Ih iU . 1STf Ii. nolia Avenue with vitrified brick or other hard surface material. The total l : . . r ( . J im r K h . H O . his hens inn lay any kind of eggs ing a small area of tlie city is not I ’ rrstliirt. J i m r Ulh, Siilli, n o t h . estimated cost of said improvement of Third Street is *4,017.00. The assess­ Tathps 0, Lakelurid 5 llu rIn d ia n r l « » r d (• «(» " " A" * ' he want- laying them to measure as considered serious nor* is it believed A nt m m ,tilt, b in i rl i.l im nil pt.-atnrm . ments against the various pieces of property hereinafter described, abutting al>iiii> nail llc r k a h lr r .) F u ll In ro rin iillu n nn re<iu< *l LAKELAND, June 7.— Lakeland it was. the funning area is badly datnuged. AS>J. F . \l . i l l l l , T r n « . F a x . I n r u l . t*. **• I I A O . I k upon the contemplated impiovcntent of Third Street which have been tenta­ and Tampa divided a double header Tlie rainfall was the heaviest* expe­ T l r k r l ( U f I r r a a d F l r r . hoo Iw Il a | 8 t » J a r k a a n v I M e . T r l r e k a " ' tively determined by the assessor covering the proportion of the expense of here yesterday afternoon, the Smokers A sturgeon caught at Newport rienced here in yearn. said Improvement to be borne by the respective pieces of property herein­ winning the, first game 0 to ft and the News, Va., recently contained 00 Highlanders taking a 2 to 1 victory in pounds of (avail. The !i;h measured "O, Hiram, you do make love so after llesrrihed, nnd the estimated amount o f benefit whicih will accrue to the the second, Ammons' fielding at first 13 feet in length-and weighed 2lu naturally," -see Prof. Cooper Friday various pieces of property hereinafter descrilied abutting upon said Third GU-ltc Street to lie improved ih the manner above stated are as follows, to-wit: waa a feature. pounds. • night nt the High School. I ( Amount Ext. Benefit Owner Description of Propr/ty Assessment to Properly - — S C H E D U L E FOR FIR ST H A L F P E P P E R L E A G U E J. A. Mackle, U t 0, Blk. 5, Tr. 3, E. It. Trofford's Map, Sanford, Florida ........ .................... .......... .. *337.25 *350.00 ■<» The Sperinl assessments against the various pieces o f property above deDrM ol ay In Brotherhood St. A. Seminole Ath, Club %Ov Irdo srriWd are payable optionally ns follows: Either in full within thirty days Firestone ant! Michalin lied Tubes with All Cord llr t* June 12 Muy 20 after the completion of the work, or in ten equal annual installments, with July 3 Oviedo.................. • June 10 READ May 21 interest nt the rate o f eight per cent per annum from the date of the comple­ July 12 June 5 July 10 tion of said improvement. E X T R A S P E C IA L June 7 June 14 A meeting o f the Equalizing Board of the City of Snnford, Florida, will ' G I A N T “ U X I D E " U A T T E IU E S F O B FO R D S June 28 June 20 Seminole Athletics.. HERALD May 31 lie held nt the City Hail on the Wth duy of July, A. D. 1023, ut two-thirty p. July 10 July 5 June 21 in. nt which meeting said Equalizing Board will hear all claims and objee- j $18.00 Hons ns to the character o f all said Improvements to be paid for in purt by • ' June 7 * June 12 ' special assessment*, and as provided for In the resolution hereinabove refer­ May 24 Brotherhood St, A... W ANT July 3 red to. June 14 June 28 July 12 Witness my hand nn City Clerk nnd the Seal of the City o f Snnford, May 31 June 5 i ■ ... at. t u i. i ___ V ..». t I t 10911 * 1 Florida, on this jGth day of June, A. D. 1023. ADS. June 26 May 20 DeMulay .............. ... Sanford, l |or' ^ L. K. PH ILIPS, • (S E A L ) July 5 June 21 June 19 City Clerk, Sanford,,Florida. 0-7-21-2tc Gifts o f Utility FOR JUNE BRIDES THE BALL HARDWARE CO. I T ’ S PURE! NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS T h a t’s W h y It’s Popular... Elder Springs Water Company j HOTEL. T a -M ii MIAMI, FLA. =J Merchants and Miners Transportation lo . notice to Pr o per ty o w ners N O T I C E FREE! FR E E ! R ay Brothers �r.; THE SANFORD DAILY IfJSRALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 g a fs ln q ~ tT ie reacts e ^c e p u n rt> t a k e e w r ~ y ~ , SUIT tTsSt ---^ ' OUT THE. ' fA R ! r i v - ^ 'x . V Go n n a TTVKE MUCH IBlTH uS mis T R I P - "5 ~ a im Cnrda of Sanford's Reput* nblo Prufeaalonal Men, each of whom. In hia choaen pro* f Maion tin Ilerald recom* mends to tha people. Yoa can rind thf* name of every lira Bualneaa Man In Sanford in thia Column ♦acb day. George A . DeCottes Attom ey*at*Law Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD -:* •:* *:- FLORIDA F R E D R. W IL S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS First National Bank Dulldins SANFORD *:* FLORIDA V. C. COLLER, Prop. E LT O N J. M O U G H T O N CONTRACTOR and B U ILD E R 117 Commrrrial Street—Sanford, Fla. A R C H IT E C T (loom 7, Miller Dldf. IANFORD *:* -:- FLORIDA U. W. H E R N D O N ICH ELLE M A IN E S -:* IN S U R AN C E A G E N C Y S. O. Shinholscr Contractor nnd Builder 9ANFOKI) FLO RID A A. I*. Connelly & Sons l!*l nMinkin! ItMW Rial lUlatr, l oans and Inntiranrr I’hone l*t 10t-H Magnolia Ave. S T E W A R T T h e F lo r is t tut Fliiaem------------Floral Dealgnu LAW YER • :— Court House FI RK------ A UTO-------- HON Dfl Booms 228-228 DR. R. M. M A S O N •• 7 -_J,- r • • -a s jNcw Me>arh Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, A1JTD INSU RANCE . DR. G. S. S E L M A N Automobile Repair* Acetylene W elding I'hunr (ii! -Sanfurd, Florida NO BHtTII CERTIFICATES lA * a k J. II. Colrlough L '■■• •* ■Wn tea R'J *u hj NO PASSPORTS GOOD IN TH E STATE OF FLORIDA M * t f* Fa F* t*i w-j * ( «*. them greatly during the school term, lives in Lakeland thii week. Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Thompson and Oviedo and Monroe played a game irf ball Tuesday with a score of 10 to Miss Nell Williams visited Sanford 2 In favor of Oviedo. Tuesday afternoort. Mrs. O. G. Wolcott was railed to Published Once Facli Meek fur the Benefit of Herald Kcndrm Sorrento Monday by the sad death of A piece of pine scantling, 2 by 4 her nephew, Mr. Lovelace, who passed Inches, was found embedded in the By The AsKocInted I’ reaa ClanKified Ada Ic a word. No M away Sunday night at the hospital in heart of an oak tree cut down near Ad taken for lean than 25c. Sanford. Orntigo, Trxns, the other day. It And poaitlvely no Claaalflcd Mrs. K. W. Swope riml son Krnncsi ' is believed that the scantling was Ada charged to anyone. Canh attended commencement exercises at |driven Into the tree during n great No ndniinistrnUou la neocimnry. up­ must accompany all order*; Stetson Tuesday night, returning on atrorm in 1805. on nny estate where there is a solo Count the word* and remit Wednesday morning. heir nnd the entntc is not indebted. arordingly. Misses Brown and Krenael, steno­ Where the estate is not indebted nnd graphers for Mr. Lynch, returned to several heirs make an amicable divisWashington Saturday. Ion of the property among themselves, The orchestra concert;? which was no administration is necessary. F O R J 3 A L E At the last O. K, executive meeting postponed from Friday until Monday Neither is It nccossnry where there is FARMERS— Y o i can gat ared bod no property left except the homestead Messrs. Woolscy Sturdivant nnd Fran- j>i, lit was agin called off on account frnm-i and Irr igation plug* at tha or exempt personal property. Where cis Swope were elected delegates to jo l the weather. ' K. convention which putl| s|avick to u t to New York Sanford Novalty Wnrka. 100-tfr a husband or widow survives, no ad­ the state meets in Miami dune 12th, Ja,t (<, meet his wife who arrlvministration is necessary, for either .Mrs. W. Lawton spent Tuesday lHl there from France. Mr. and Mrs. to collect Any monies In the hunk of nnd vamlahcs at Sanford Novelty Worka, Sanford agents. 183-lfc less than $1,000, nor the collection o f I'dirhl with her daughter, Elizabeth at SluVlck were married in Franco while ihe was there with the American forenny debt where such collection would Rollins College. l'UR S ALK — Rhode inland egga for riot make the aggregate amount of Mrs. .1. II. Lee, Sr., entertained the [i*a during the war. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Retting. 15 egga for 51.00. Mr*. p« rsonal property exceed the sum of U. D. t’.’s Tuesday nftemoon at her |Dowl nnd Miss Olga Slaviek motored Ellsworth, Bcnrdull Avenue, San­ 'ficstin thcLontfRun J $1,000. In all Much eases an order home id Lake Charm. There was a to Jacksonville to meet them. ford. 83-tfp waiving administration must lie ob­ very pood attendance nnd a most en­ Mrs. M. M. King is ipillo sick at her FOR SALK— Good horse nnd buck- tained from the county judge. joyable uflctnnim was spent in social home. board rhenp. Sampson Jnmea, care Phone No. 39 — >1 Int.-rciiiuse and in sowing for the solMessrs. Howard and B. M. MarFurDennle Gall, Fort Itced. 5S*:itp Sanford, Florida ^ Any hank or trust company opernt- diem* home, tan ami Fletcher White, of Jackson­ U liS T ~ T irS T —S filllK t ; 57m lot’, ing under the Inwa o f this state .may J. II. Jo..es, .ir., and Mrs. Sinuate ville are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. store with dwelling romhined with invest not more than 10 per cent of its Harrison arrived Wednesday via the MacFat lane and family this week, Blink. Would Bell.-—I.. C. Khiard. capital stock in the capital slock of Clyde Line from Jacksonville. M i. and M rs. Frank Norris, Mrs. 5H-1 Up . any joint ctock land hank chartered Misses Elisabeth Lawton and Cath- L. !’.. Mitchell nnd Woolscy Sturdivant to do business in this state under net ethic Young, of Rollins r'nllcgo. Miss visited ‘ Sanford Wednesday morning. of congress entitled “ An net to pro­ Mahle Swope and Edward McCall, of FOR R ENT Miss Ruth Young spent u part of *vide capital for agricultural develop-, Stetson arrived home Wednesday, last week ill Orlando, the guest of Ftiit UK NT 3 mom fnrni.dit-it apart- ^meal, etc. Approved July 17, IPtli much to the delight of their many Mrs. O. I\ Swope. merit, ileruhl huildhig- $25 pert friends in Oviedo who have missed Mrs. II. It. Met’all is visiting rein- j month.— B. W. Herndon. 55-Gtc I After duly 1, all liquids or lievcrFOR RENT— Furniqjjj;d rooms 77ml I ages generally known us whiskey, gin, kilciidinette for light housekeeping, |moonshine or thi* like, will he prints 's. * 701 Magnolia ave. 4U-tfe facie evidence of intoxicants, and the burden of proof that it is not intoxi­ bolt 111;NT -tine furnished house in cating is on tin* defendant. Ho has choice location. See Paul Lake. 50-tfc recourse to anyone who could qualify as a “ whiskey taster” ; that is, the FOR RENT F irnh.hed apartment, 3 / ’ SH law will take cognizance of those who looms, private family. AH con­ by previous indulgence or the use of <7. veniences, HIM Oak Avenue. Phono intoxicating liquor, are willing to tes. ysf*.1 > ' 283-J. M-0te _________ tify as to its strength. The defendl’ t*U BEN 1 I wo council ing rooms’ „nt may also have a chemical unnlyw.lh private hath, coal ami com-1b|8 mndo o f the stuff to help out fin tnlJ Phone his defense. 544-W. 0H-8tp ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE CLASSIFIED ADS OVIEDO Sanford Buick Co.1 Practice limited to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eyes Examined, (ilasses Fitted HI M) rile Ave-----------Rhone 2G0-W fiTTKnXOiWST cottages nnd npuriMcisch Building * mints for the summer season at Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. SANFORD M A C H IN E Ryoa Examined Glaaare Doaignad Will furnish photos and full informa­ COM PANY tion upon request.— Hailey A Haw­ Henry McLaulin, Jr., kins, Daytona Iteaeh, Fla. 5-31-lmo-c General Mnrhinc nnd Boiler Opt. D. FOR SALE— Exehnngu or Rent, good Works lintel property in Oviedo. Address Optielan-Optometrlaf Cylinder Grinding 67 -Gtp l i t Raat First Street Sanford, Fla. W. Ii.’ Williams, Sunford. Annual and (Irnanirntal Riant* W’ s - l ‘ » 1‘ 1- l j PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY General Shop and Mill Work ~ R»6nr ' e y Loefee o n W I t a k in g t h e n -u N ts W A T * • A R C R G A l-C Y \ • iCfegE-SSARt S K (R «U lh lltim it3 U *a plea** )ou, tell other*; If not, tell ua. Phono 498 PAGE FIVE Oh n o t T h e w o m e n ’s noods w ill bo v o r v m o d e s t I VES.E.VE.R*m«NC is g Storage Facilities . I, • FarfiTly NOW FO R . «H=-m iP A R C V O U A *-1— Quick Service Transfer •- •— — - FOR RENT— 1 nice apartment, all conveniences mid well furnished, Cates' building, phone 1K1, 1l-W «l-Thr-tfe FOR RENT AT CORONADO REACH —C room eottnge, very desirable, 2 bedrooms and hath. Furnished, $) 50.0(1 season. Near ocean.— Mrs. Horry If. Sams, Box 343, New Smyrnn, Fla. 00-12tc l ull RENT*—Six room house, corner of French and Second. Rhone 371w. r.o-3tp & ( 'o l c l o u ^ I i I l l s T h r Associated I’ rrsal INSURANCE JACKSONVILLE, Fin., June 7.— Life—Aulo Because no birth certificates had 1>een NV 3 hirst Nat'I Bank Bldg. Annex filed for three men who rlnimcd to SANFORD ' FLORIDA have been horn in Florida between 1HH0 and they with their fam­ ilies, n total .of 20 persons, were re­ " AGE INCREASE. fused admittance to the United States 1 Bl< AGO, June 8.— Shopmen of when they landed at Key West re­ R>‘ Chesapeake imuI Ohio railroad cently from Culm. W ANTED Dr. S. G. Thompson, din-ctor of * U| 8tanled u wage increase of two the bureau of vital statistics of the sTKhlo't'iit'AT/lMi W A N fM i-H STt lrh[' 0,1 hour by negotiations con­ State Board of Health, cited this case lie experienced. Address R. O. Box cluded here today. 32-tfc today in diarussing the importance of 221. Several thousand shop employes birth certnflcatca being filed with the W ANTED— Used musical inatrumenta thiniigl.out the Chesapeake and Ohio bureau. Dr. Thompson said it was instruments of every description. OMrni are afTected. The increase raced the rate t.f pay to 72 cents an possible that the three men, Steve, Will pay cash or trade.— M. L. Rrlce |»>ur. two rents above the United Theodore and John Mitchell, actual­ Music Co., Tampa and Znrk Street, 6-25-lmo-c ate. railrtind labor board minimum ly were natives o f Florida, but as Tampa, Fla. there la no record of their births they W ANTED—Intelligent and capable standard. could not prove their contention. Im­ young lady fur nice position in la rI be negotiations w«*cr carried on migration authorities refused to ac­ dies' department at the Outlet, First >> official, of the system federation, beaded by G. ||. Stewart, chairman, cept the statement of o man pro­ Street, opp. Rostnffire. 50-tfc duced to tho effect that ho waa .pres­ of Covington. Ky., as.i.te.1 by the W A'N T E I)^n telllgen t’ ~arid capable ent at the time o f their birth and Udway employe*' department of the young lady for nlco position in la­ that they were born In Florida. American Federation of Labor and dies' department at the Outlet, First According to the director, the cam­ company official*. Street, opp. Rostoffico. 50-tfc paign that has been conducted to have all birth certificates filed has COMPETENT YOUNG LAD Y dealrea position as stenographer. * High proved successful nnd each year am [ntaatinal worm* more birth records ar* fded. Last school graduate. Experienced. Beat o S £ symptomiL . T ^ f ! : ycar toUl o f living births in the nf references. Address Edna Lord, City. 67-4 tp rem t1* / ? 10' J S T ' * * * * WM 21'U73 “ comlMiml with W A N T E D T in r U Y —Tricycle" “ WlUi 3 »» r J T * * * n° interest la 112*406 deaths. county the birth rate rubber tires, in good condition. Call “ T i i rtSSf}7 n l f S S ! la the highest, Dr. Thompson's flg- 470 W. 60-Stp ■ viouucuua to tha ure* lbow* The v*1 * p®r l*000 : Ua. y . .‘ .“ “ ndcaa to the child. Fries Population there la 30.4. Baker couh17 |ty rank, aecond with a raU of 30.9, LOST OB STRAYED— Slat* colored UNION PHARMACY “ pitted cow. Reward.— II. C. Wat­ Dade third with 28Jt and Walton next Sanford, Florida ers. Phone 197. 60-2td-p, ltwkl-p with 27JL LOS'r It is unlawful to sell sari1bavin or nny other artificial sweetener except by a physician's prescription in this state. Violation of this law is a mis­ demeanor. The measure was enact­ ed by the last session and passed over thu governor's veto by the Lesion just adjourned. The last Friday in October will in the future lie observed in ilu* public* schols of this statu as Temperance and Health Duy, on which ut least two hours shall lie devoted to a program which shall hi* "educational, teaching the good of temperum-o mu] prohibi­ tion and the evils of intemperance and disobedience." G. W. Iarwton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. 4-24-tfc Watch for tho Black Cat at Thij Rupulur Market Saturday. Who will get it? Rhone 210 for quality and service. 5H-2to "That hoy would go to sleep on top ,l steeple," Si, in "SI Slocum's Country Store.’* CO-ltc ^ f r e ig h t c a r l o a d in g s GO TO 1,914.029 CARS IN WEEK ENDING M AY 28 WASHINGTON, June 7.— Railroad freight car loadings went to 1,014,0'J ear* during the week ending May 20, a total exceeded in only-two previous week* o f transportation hjstory In the United States. Car loadings have passed tho million mark per week only acven times, according to The railroad records, and there were all during tho fail periods of 1920 and 1922. Practically all commodities except coke in the week of May 20, were moved in greater quantities than in any previous week this year. Meirhandiae and talacellancoua freight filled 690,180 cars of the total, while coal required 192,092 ears. ■1 . •' " *?■ A Citrus Marketing Machine plaMe'S to conform with Florida!.Conditions^ In organizing and building up tho Florida Citrus Exchange, wo, tho growers who compose it, havo boon determined to dovelop a solos machino capable o f handling to advantago all tho^ grapefruit and oranges wo produce. W o havo rocognizhd fully that our profits depend upon thio ad** vantago to which wo sell tho bulk o f our production— wo havo real­ ized that wo cannot mako money just by, selling a small part o f our output at high prices. / ' Also wo havo kept In mind tho largo proportion o f goldens and . russets, as compared with brights and fancy fruit, in tho grapefruit \ and orange crop o f Florida— a proportion not likoly, to bo materially, changed in tho early future. Consequently, wo havo builded our Bales department to givo equal / efficiency in handling citrus fruits o f all grades. So well have we P Buccoeded that now it is unnecessary to Bell any ono grade for le u then tho fru it is worth in order to get fine prices on another grade. W e could and would do mnch better fo r ourselves I f we did not ' havo to offer our fruit in competition with tho lower prices almost constantly offered by non-cooperative and speculative marketing agencies. And you, who boII through them, would mako more money. Your interests and ours aro identical. Tho interests o f no pri­ vately-owned marketing concern ore allied with your interests. When you sell through any of tho speculative or non-cooperative agencies you lose money fo r yourself and fo r every other Florida grower. v Why not naxt muon try «Aa4 cooperative marketing can da for mom on cflrua fruitst Hie F L O R ID A = t i CITRUS EXCHANGE *• ■ ■aw * . ■■•vj.w.Wj ' J . ^ Tn! i*'i£ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 07, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald