16 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ac17c9cf5a5b548aadd54e20d010d18.pdf ab25628856803c76091938b7fc46a814 PDF Text Text -jrr: ■ '* ••••-• Mil. 7'Osipc?.! ? r T , *• . . • • —. ’* • V L t ■ ••• t . • - r •**!»<. ’ J o n *** • rre > 'f 4 A« •;! *»ti\ *v« t* -A j fa* L U fc i* ■-i A*jS . GREATEST? V K G E T A B IN TH E H EA R T OF TH E B 4N F O B P. F L O B ia » , y E p u p p + y , VOLUME IV. june «, WILL HAVE G00P EFFECT E U STIS, June 0.— Housing accqmmodaflons In this town nre at a pre­ mium today an'a result of the influx o f delegates to three state conventions. The state Pharmaceutical Association opened a two-day convention today with J. J. Gregg, president. The outstanding feature on the'program was the report o f a committee on the establishment o f a school of phurmacy at the University of Florida which is provided fo r In the curriculum for next year. The Ladies Auxiliary also met this morning. The Commercial Secre­ taries’ Association opened a two day session today also. iJfto r a A FOUR BANDITS ROBBED STORE IN NEW YORK COMMISSIONER or a m C U LT U R E O PF IO P 8 R W 4 B HE G R E A T E S T P L U M B c ,, I Hr Thr A ii«r l* lr S P r n « ) N E W YO R K , Jupe 0,— Four armed bandit* entered thu jew elry store of Barnett Goldstein nt U7th street and Sitting Steady La­ Prisoners W »l Now Ifc Held to ( H y T h e A a a oe la te d P r e s s ) lirqadway and held up tho proprie­ thi* Horde of F Q R T W O RTH . Tex., June 0.Strict Accountability tor's son nnd clerk and escaped with W ater on W alter Marks was fined 116,000 nnd For Acta $70,000 worth of jew elry. The ban­ Nathnn Sang, I ’ hillip Goldstein nnd W A S H IN G TO N , June ft.— IVosi- dits bound the pair with picture wire M. Hlrseh each fined $10,000 by ins Tfc* A»M»«la(*f TreMI T A L L A HASS Ju ni’ lS ^ C lo e e and filled satchel with most expen TALLAHASSEE; June 6 .— The Judge niedsoo in federal court today dent Harding hnd n u prominent imimmcia ipart ko , . . . , , , record will be kept o f 4om } * c^ o f all ** . . ' * • * . j yesterday in the festivities incident »ive gems in the shop and hurried out jj>23 session of the legislature de­ on their plea o f guilty to conspiring prisoners under order* prot*qlwate4 to tho opening here ' o f tho forty- to n waiting MUtomubilv. veloped the usual flock o f candidates to defraud through mnils in connec­ today by the board coramiasioeeri and the commissioner o f agriculture's tion w ith. General la c interests oil Many Inspiring Talks Made at Noon-Day Lunch­ ninth nnnunt convention o f the An­ o f state institution! In ord^r It a u y cient Arabic Order, Nobles o f the M A N A R R E ST E D office seems to be the greatest de­ case. A ll defendants nre from Chi­ eon in Palm Room of Valdez Hbtel he considered with applfcutlpBg fo r Mystic Shrine, l i e reviewed n pnsire. This, in the face o f the inteo cago. pnrdon or commutation o r nnUnce. H A D M IL L IO N S rnde o f 20,000 nobles, tho ‘fenturo tion of the present incumbent, W. A. The order wns Issued to flj, (g^rdeni* The member* of the local Klwnnls*: BOGUS S T A M P S and convict captains In t e s t a t e and McRae, not to relinquish it without himself to do everything he could to event o f the day; delivered un ad­ Chicago W ets Plan for Club were entertnined with tnlks by a fight. • further tho ob jects»of the organiza­ dress on fraternnlism nt the first ses­ convict supervisors seek, {endorsement of Smith the delegates to the International Kl- tion. sion o f the Imperial Council and at­ A N D I.AHKI.H FOR IL L IC IT W H IS ­ inti action* o f prison al Representative C. II. Kenerly, o f wnninn convention at Atluntn during K E Y A R E C O U N TE R F E IT E D . 11 Putnam county, who lent his activity lng prisoner to strict Mr. Rico, o f Oviedo, wns tho guest tended Inst night n banquet given the luncheon hour at the Hotel VnlW IL L P R E S E N T R E SO LU TIO N S for Imperial Potentate James S. Mcto the co-operative marketing and and putting him on noUt« .Hurt In­ of Prof. W. G. Lawton, nnd It. II. (Itr The Awu«Ul«4 Press) dez today. A fte r the meeting was Cnndless, o f Honolulu. fertiliser filler bills nnd much o f it T O C IT Y . C O U N T Y , S T A T E . fractions or subordination w fll mili­ Horg, form erly o f the Miami MetropN E W YO RK . June ft.— Thirteen] railed to order by President Sharon, to tho committee Jhat investigated oils, was the guest o f II. A. Neel. Moth ] ^ •Mrs. Harding nnd General. men were arrested and millions o f tate uguinat his chances si and the blessing had been asked by ... tho executive, who is a | convict abuses, announced unequivoc­ CHICAGO, June ft.— lorenl wet expressed themselves ns delighted, Persuing, ;t\k k h ( . * Itogus government revenue stamps, clemency. ally that he would be a Candidate fo r leaders pinn three actions this week Dr. Brownlee, KiL Lane was called with tho privilege of meeting with noble o f Allndin Temple, -mf Colum­ —— - . whiskey nnd ehampagtte labels with bus, Ohio, remained for three and the office. It was Mr. Kenncrly’s in support o f Governor Smith's re­ upon to tell his impressions o f thu big this progressive hunch o f men. [’>44. plates from which they were printed SA N FO R D M AN half hours in his box in tho review­ fiist term in the legislature hut his peal o f the New York state prohibi­ meeting o f 7,000 Kiwuninns, which Uut perhaps the best nnd most in­ LO C A T E D IN W A B S BW VON were seized liy operatives o f the Uni­ prttrnre was made known in more tion enforcement law, the Chicago recently closed in Atlanta. Mr. Iano teresting talk o f the day was made ing stand in front o f the White ted States sereret service lit two made a most interesting talk, telling says than one. Tribune announces Tuesday. l>y lion. Forest Lake, who bus just House ns Uia long I in/ o f nobles pass­ raids here last night,' it was an­ Mr. Frank K. Smith, Ssmsssnly o f the growth o f the International, ed through “ The Gnrden of Allah" Representative L. J. M ayo-of Ma­ j The newspaper says thut Aiderbeen released a fter being sentenced to known us "H igh PoekstT ohm'VWbn£' nounced today. rion county, made known that he was man John J. Coughlin will introduce the aims nnd objects of the movement B0 days nt Tnllnhnssce. Ilis speech on their march over the burning l»cr of Morocco Tample and t l > on* nnd the hnpen and desires ns express­ considering making the race for tho at the city council meeting today n was o f such gcncrul interest that it sands o f Pennsylvania avenue from T E N PE O PLE IN JU R ED gineor who pulled the sportal train IN CAR A C C ID E N T office in response to the request o f resolution complimenting Governor ed by the really big men o f tho Unit­ is hoped the H oralJ will 1m> able to the cnpitol to Washington Circle. Mr. of Tampa and South FlsrilM Shrtoers ed States who attended the meeting. IN W A S H IN G TO N Hnrding wore a white suit nnd a red a "great many prominent , men .in the Smith on his “ courage, patriotism print it in its entirity tomorrow. from Tampa to Jacksonville using He Is very enthusiastic alaAit the slate." and love o f personal liberty.” Tlte A t the conclusion o f his talk Mr. fez, but: General Pershing, also a the engine number 43* that mods things to he accomplished nnd his (llr Thr \Mitrblrd I'resa) Mr. Mayo's service was his second resolution will rnll upon tlie slate I.nno invited a committee front the noble, was in tbc uniform of his rnnk such u wonderful record wan'eapturW A S H IN G TO N , Juno 0.— Ten per­ talk was roundly cheered. He had latm in the house. He, too, was in­ legislature to rcpcnl the Illinois ed on urrlval at J a fh *o *tU lt bsDnd Kiwunia Club to meet with the City as geucrnl of the armies. sons worn injured, two seriously, in very little to suy regarding the do­ Both the executive nnd Mrs. Hard­ terested in agricultural measures and search nnd seiziAe act and place the and plueed on board U t Ifcimpa Commission Frldny, May 18, and Pres­ a collision at Riverside, Vn., between ings o f himself or the other dclcgntcs took a prominent fight in the aboll- state in the same position as New ident Sharon appointed John l). Jin- ing entered fully into the spirit of two electric trains whose passengers Shriners Special and taken to .Wash­ — probably in self defense, but hu was tkm at the eorrrJet tease and c e n t r a l York in piokibilloft enforcement. kins, A. f t Connelly and J. F. Smith: the occasion, Vigorously applauding included a number o f visitors to ington. This no doukh * u * thrvery eloquent ns to the pleasures of punishment. Next, according to the Tribune, prise to Noble Smith, but. apt t « (pm * who will meet with the commission, the marchers and finding amusement Washington Shriners convention. , It. L Eaton, who made a close race Anton J. Ccrmak, president o f the the trip. others who had soma advanemi to/ortogether with committees from the i nthe unties of somo of the drum Dr. Brownlee, the chaperone of the with A. 1). Campbell for railroad com­ county board, will go to Springfield other civic organizations o f the city. majors nnd the downs accompanying the thousands who packed the side- ■," n,i,,n* 1,10 * * * several o f the delegations. As each missioner Inst year, cast his lot, cither today or tomorrow and seek delegates, was next railed upon nnd walks and "circus" scuta along ihc I ‘•<",« r» “ ,l« ‘ e Noble Smith, ugpu hD said that he did not register nt any o f the 118 temples paused thu stand agamst the oldest state official, both to introduce, a similar resolution, selection us engineer (o r th f occa­ } tho president uiid Mrs. Harding arose two miles o f the pugcunl route. Ileal sion which flnnlly gavq him ouch a in poiut of service nnd age, Henry which, In addition, would direct the hotel— all the use he had fo r n hotel to salute the American flag and so prostrations were frequent uud am­ delightful surprise. Besides being • (lay Crawford, venornblo secretary assembly to begin a draft o f an Illi­ was a place to wash up. Uut he nlso told o f the good things learned from were kept on their feet much o f the bulances and temporary uid stations good Noble he is s valued employee of state. Mr. Crawford too, plans to nois repealer. tlpin sixty his trip nnd promised to pass them time the parade wns under wuy. A p­ were kept busy. More »e«k the office again. Mr. Eaton o f the A. C. I- railway, having come The thrid move will lie made by paepons ineluding Shriners, were cn In future tnlks in which he will parently untired Uy this exertion ier\e.| as an attache o f the senate Ccrmnk on his return here when a to Sanford in 1013 ftoro the. New Mrs. Harding journeyed, to Walter taken to hospitals, while estimates York Centra! lines running out o f and is n brother of Senntor W. M. duplicate resolution will Ik* presented give facts and figures for tho better­ ment and advancement of the loca Reed hospital In the afternoon to were that equally as many were given Corning. N. Y., fbr many lanes* Last Katun. to tho county board. given fo r tho first uid at thu street stutions. Those year hero ut home ampngT ti$ friends cllub. R. A. Cifsy, chief examiner in the Q U E STIO N IS O NE O F A M E R IC A N attend u concert A. Raffeld was next called upon, wounded war veterans by the band taken to hospitals were reported Inst hu v j ) given the Shribe. degree end comptroller’s office, has long since JU R ISD IC TIO N A N D NO T night to be out o f dungcr. Weather More Favor­ but he begged o ff, stating that too and chanters o f Alluddin temple. announced thnt he would be n candi­ he appreciated beings »m yng his IN T E R N A T IO N A L Immediately lifter the pnrude end­ much night air hnd put hia speaking Probably no more picturesque pa­ date for comptroller in 1U2 I regard­ able in Cotton Belt Ids friends who looked* hint end was con­ on the bum. His case attract­ rade than thut o f the Shrinors over ed, the- Imperial council (H r Thr A m rU IrS I'rraal less of whether lie received the ap­ Ids comfort at that time. > * * l n he for Several Weeks tubes W A S H IN G TO N , June ft— Diplomats hnd passed over Washington’s his­ vened by Mr. McUundless und, Presi­ has luu n looked after by hia fHeads ed universal attention nnd all tho pointment to succeed Ernest Amos, In Washington who have discussed toric thoroughfare, scene o f many dent llurding delivered the principul but this msy be of a rnorf pleasant members were loud in expressing their when his long speculated retirement Frequent Rains in Florida Had on (lecturing thut somutimes the ship liquor question with state inaugural, victory, preparedness and address, sympathy. He certainly shows the giqq mar nt VOS w si nature. We ar* g lfd lh a £ Jle takes place. The passing of the leg­ Certain Sections "men hu ruled together for mischief department officials have had it other pageants. From the conven­ c(Tecta o f the trip. selected to drive th thef engine sn fln t and dsislature has left the forthcoming Kent Kossitcr told of tho methods pointed out to them the question is tional black nnd the cooler white, the to exert misguided zeal,” the execu­ llvered him in Waar* r’ashingtyn isf% gad v resignation of Mr. Amos as tho fore­ 1ST Tfce Preosl American domestic colors presented all the hues o f n tive said hu liked thu "highly pur­ squncL We await' he used In getting two dinners ut the purely one of It M s - r e W t * reW A S H IN G T O N , Juno ft. — The most topic of speculation. He made posed fraternity, bccuuio it is our colve a report from known before the coming o f tho leg ­ weather It generally more favorslde same time— and snid he never missed jurisdiction and therefore not sub- rainbow while the variety o f cos­ nssurunru against menacing organi­ joct to treatment through any joint n meal dh the entire trip. He also tumes kept paco almost with the to thu great cereifoiv1" ” 1 islature that lie planned to quit to in much o f the cotton belt than for international conference. American number o f the colors. 'Chariofa, zation," nnd "conspiracy." tionnl rupital. Noble brad a joint farm loan bank now or­ sivcral preceding weks although it returned loaded with new ideas re­ Daylight fireworks, an air “ bat­ o f which in , garding Kiwnnis, glad they took you. ucciaeuiy unfavorable u n i»t"i«».» .... . «one •- — .............was — government does not propose to seek mounted patrols nnd gaily bedecked ganizing at Jacksonville, and a meas­ continued decidedly tle " between nuvul seaplanes nnd n • A N tm itm o n e . ure was enacted by the session which some sections snid the weekly wcath- 1acted upon nt this luncheon— thnt o f such method o f adjustment oY to ac­ camels added touches to the whole * **• •* ** "congress o f the seas” , in which nppermits banka and trust companies cr and crop revue issued by the De- seating the members nt smaller tables, cept any proposals that mature from picture. peured reproductions o f vessels which There was more than color to the T A M P A H IIK IN K M N q t y u l * * in I his state to invest to a limited ex­ partment o f Agriculture covering the which gives lots more elbow room. He outside sources. Tho question o f rules nnd regula­ pageant, however, hundred s o f have played u prominent part in the Frequent says he has many other new ideas and tent in the capital stock o f the farm week ending yesterday. IIK B A K 8 WORLD. tions under the supreme court Inter­ hands, drum corps nnd chanting clubs development o f America were other bsbk. Thera nre indications, how­ heavy rains were unfavorable In Flor­ plans which will be tried out In the pretation o f prohibition enforcement furnishing n continuous flow of' mu- principal events of the day. ever, that organization o f the bank ida and somo cotton had been aban­ future. Two accidents marked tho water * Tampa Shriners— to »O f•potfel* * * 1 net is wholly a matter for congress, 8jc— stirring marches, oriental airs Dr. Gardner, a new member, fof JKfts made good bus not yet shaped up to tho point doned. Citrus the Atlantic Coast Lliyf .r^U pe^ p TH* it is held nnd so fa r as known that nan dthe'lutest Jus*. Smartly drilled pageant and coqpt guard life savers of where Mr. Amos is prepared to growth and blooming well iq Florida Spondcd to the welcoming song with a cisls— will b* all “ P fflr k t t t g over tbs demonstrations during during viewpoint has not been challenged pstrols eseeuted Intricate formations here for let go of hia slate office. Mr. Gray though was too wot on some lowlands. few well-chosen remarks, iu correspondence with various gov­ all along the line o f march, especially Hhrioe week effected rescue*. One record o f Ihe A. C. L which he stated he realiv'd the hon­ is an active candidate to succeed Mr. Review fo r Florida shows frequent pulled the Tampa ernments. in The Garden o f Allah, where the o f the rraft In the "congress o f the Washington for the- . Amos when he does resign, through heavy rains unfavorable for cotton, or o f being a Kiwanlan and pledged seas" collided with a draw of the spectators included besides the pnwappointment by the governor. The somu abandoned. AH work backward. council gathering. T h k ’ i Ident and Mrs. Harding, the members highway bridge and fyur o f its occu­ cording to J. G. K ll name* of Treasurer J. C. laming, Much grass and weevil numerous. o f tho cabinet, tho im p eria l poUm- pants, two women and two men, were passenger ugent at Ta however, and W. V. Knott, superin­ Poorly cultivated and too wet to ap­ tuto and his divan, ranking army an^ t,hruwu overboard b)( the Impact. Stark, division passat tendent of the state hospital, con­ ply arsenate dust. navy officers and foreign diplomats. They were rescued promptly as were smashed all w orlds tinue to hold their places in capitol Clear skies greeted the Bhrlners, s fam ily o f four who were thrown gossip as slated for the office. There ords for continuous M iam i* s B an k er ta Now that tho dolce fa r niente days havo come we do not but long before the parade had end­ into the watur by tho collapse o f a went the entire dMt ate outsiders, too, whose names bob Commissioners to ed jjua-Mtfvnsc heat made for keen small landing frym which they wore ta want to let ourselves bo lured entirely away from business and op'now and then, but the general be­ to Washington, discomfort fo r both the marchers and viewing the river parade. lief is that one o f tho three men . . . . . . Serve City Again Ml city building. trouble or delay. M There is only one way to build a city and that Is by letting •hove mentioned will get the place. It was announced*'! other people know about it; just as one builds up any business, T l* political dopstera in their conM IA M I, June fl.— Miami's flve IM Sunday that an ' * * r»’ by advertising U to tho world. . telpplalkin 'erf Messrs. Laming and banker’s commltnloners, were f f * • f to make th f entire , flere Is w h it The Fourth EsUte has to ssy on city build­ Krtntt, place the former in Mr. A(noa' elecled yesterday by large majorities. IM changing englaos ojfdf lng, and If U well worth (fa d in g : office and Mr, 'Knott la the treas­ They f r f j f opppsfd by « ticket of * * side red that undsr ury.* ’* *1 • {# in.. Have you stopped U think: * inde|>cndent candidates, but the high­ Mi conditions there are That the C ity that gqta the FublJclty, gets the Bualaesa 7 One thing is a certainty, however, est roan among the latter fell more Mi locomotives bstvsffu . T h it the City that fe ta the advertising grows 7 e & that is that the governor is not than a thousand short. Thre# thou­ Ml \Yashlngton th* f d f l'f t t 'J That advertising properly done U worth its weight In gold? bttlng any inkling of him thoughts sand, three hundred and sixty-nine •M is considered w U td M M That advertising a city la business, not Child's play? to the matter become public. * votes were cast. . A t Big: Meeting of Commercial Secretaries at Union. . ” l ’• AWr. That people w ill go mUes to a good liva City to trade? And there is the forthcoming vs’ _________ I ■*. The commissioners who were re­ Ms Ml That the property w ill Increase la value when the outside capey on the supreme court, expected elected are: ROBS H world knows your City Is wide awake? tbfough the resignation o f Chief K. C, Romfb, J. U Wilson. J. E. M That people f*om neighboring towns frill come where there Justice Taylor. Provision was made Iaimmus, C. D. Leflier and James C. IM KURTIH, Juno fl.— Consluoat*eomJ?iUlty, careful planning and the In­ for his retirement, after more than GUman. A ll are bank p r e s e n ts . Ml U something doing? , , jection o f human Interest in dealing with proapocta and tba insistent bad of . That now la the time your city and business needs adver­ iw yran* service. Wiseacres about t « r *1 the follow-up and efficient application to nosda ofitb # community are the capital,. a UtUe premature It legal representative TAM PA* ts* Using more than over before?? tools with which tho commercial secretary may build a greater clvle center, o f the I. L • Thai |f •you don’t g et out and go after the outside Trade •quid seem, havf hazarded the name Hoard. Mr. Terrell having gone to W illis Powell, secretary o f tha Lake County Chamber o f Cem m ere*.told the of W Inter jbx • some neighboring City wiU? of J. B. Johnson, who with the dose the Supreme court to AH the extra delegates to the annual convention o f tha Florida Commercial Kecrvtark**. Idrsl of thu I That if they do tbyy w ill get t^e business you should g e t? — ° f %the session, became attorney for judgeship created by the legUUture. Association today. Powell atalad t t y t O n w r y instnpco whore a curoawrclnl for. tba a Pensacola News. J > ’ Improvement Board, us Attorney General Buford's m»me is body rises or falls It does so hae^upe jhe secretary is either c fflc k n i .... or tbc annual .— rrr^ w > , dliecUxet* bere. W • possible successor to Judge Tay- also being mentioned In connection *• UAfJIO i f remiss In his duties..... , • u «s Wf. H r sueceded Glean Terrell a* with the place. V -j-v W IN C O N N E C TIO N W ITH G E N E R A I " O il. IN TE R E S T S . KIWANIS DELEGATES TELL OF WHAT THEY LEARNED AT BIG INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION W A S H IN G TO N , June 6.— Clifford Irclnnd, o f Peoria, III., was given n place in direct line of succession when he wns elected Imperiat Outer Guard. Kansas City was selected ns the 11)24 convention city. DIPLOMATS DISCUSS IDEA LIQUOR SHIPS : HAVE YOU STOPPED TO THINK? CONTINUITY, PLANNING: AND IN I MAKE COMMERCIAL SECRET SAYS THE DEAN OF THE ASSOCIATION . jL v iH fi »*Ta'* jy »furi . - . it t ' ^ ’ V .. i rj j & 3 1 itiiX-3" . -4 -• r ' .r ’ ■ .. -vY:v nj -‘ •H >fj| ■WY U Th' * .•*A L E SECTIO N i» m Druggists, Ladies? Auxiliary ; and C^mpierpal Secretaries* Association Jill the City WILL NOT H A V E S E N TE N C ­ ES SHORTENED OR G A IN p a r d o n UNLESS GOOD • * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, Ji!NE y in «? rAGE SIX SOCIETY S O C IA L C A L E N D A R Tuesday— Mrs. B. f t Whitncr nnd Mrs. E. U. Mobley w ill entertnin nt bridge nt the home o f the fo r­ mer, honoring’ Miss Dorothy Rtimph, a bride-elect of this month. Mr. and Mrs. It. J. H olly, Robert H olly nnd Miss Elisabeth Smith o f Madison went to New Smyrna this morning where Miss Smith will visit friends fo r several days. While here she was the guest o f her cousin, Mrs. James Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ball and daughter, I.ouise, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. J. Steed, o f Kissimmee, were the week end guests o f their parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Ball. This wns the first fa m ily reunion thnt the Ball fam ­ ily have had in yenrs. Tuesday — Business meeting of Daughters o f Wesley Gass nt the Methodist Church nt 8 p. m. Tuesday— Mrs. R. K. Tolnr will en­ tertain nt n bridge lunchcob nt her home for the members o f the Board o f the Womans’ Club. Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen nnd son Billie and guest Miss Ethel Dccn, o f Dougins, Gn., nnd Mrs. I). C. Marlowe, Bobbie Marlowe nnd Mrs. W. M. Lov­ ell formed a party motoring to Or­ lando todny where the former goes to Tuesday— Circle No. 2 will meet nt 3 visit an aunt who is 111 at the hospital o'clock nt the home of Mrs. J. W. there. Rutledge. FOR M ISS M A R T IN Tuesday— Miss Viola Booth w ill en­ Brsides the parties previously an­ tertain at a miscellaneous shower nounced Miss Beatrice Martin will bo honoring Miss Beatrice Martin, a honored with n Miscellaneous shower bride-elect o f this month. Wednesday— 8t. Agnes Guild picnic this evening by Miss Viola Booth. And on Friday evening tho Roof Garden nt Daytona Bench. Wednesday— Miss Rosamond Rnd- Club w ill give a handkerchief shower ford will entertain the mcmlicrs at the homo o f Miss Esgio W hlttcl ut o f the Tillla-Cttin bridal party with 8 p. m. a buffet supper following the reHOUSE P A R T Y A T D A Y T O N A herstl. Wednesday—Misses Luclle Anderson, B R A C fl E liia U ’th lloolohnn nnd Evelyn A number o f the members o f the Barrow, will entertain nt a mis­ Girls Friendly Society leave In the cellaneous Shower nt the home of morning chaperoned by Mrs. John r the former, 018 French avenue, nt LconnrdI, fo r Daytona Bench whore .'1:30 p. in., in honor o f Miss Beat­ they will enjoy n house party. They rice Martin, u bride-elect o f this will keep open house for the week end month. nnd cordially invite their friends. Thursday—Tillls-Cnln nuptials nt Methodist Church nt high noon. CROCK RK -IIE R K Y Friday — "C y Slocumbs Cknintry Mr. A. K. Crocker, form erly o f Htoru” nt High School Auditorium Pluiit City, nml Miss Vcrlie Berry, nt 8 p. m. • of Center Hill, were quietly married Friday— Roof Garden Club entertains last Thursday afternoon. Mr. Crock­ at n handkerchief shower nt the er was assistant cashier o f the Bank home o f Miss Kr.sio Whittle, nt H p. o f Grovelnnd for several months, and m., complimenting Miss Bcntrlco while here made many friends who M artin n tiriilc o f tills month. wish for him every success o f ronrried Friday— Mrs. E. M. Gnllowny will en­ tertain tho members of the Glean­ He left Grovelnnd to accept n po­ ers Clnss nt four o’clock at her sition in the People’s Bank o f Snnhome. ford. . F ilday— Mrs. It. It. Dens will enter­ This popular young couple surpris­ tain the members of tho Mothers’ ed their friends, who expected them Club at her home in Rose Court at to ho married on Saturday, and were 3:30 p. in. married on Thursday Instead. Mr. Crocker left Immediately for Sanford, Mr. nnd M rs.‘John C. Smith motor returning Saturday for his liride. td to Ocala on Sunday. They will make their home In San­ ford. May every happiness he theirs — Grovelund Graphic. • J. W. Warren was among netii visitors here yesterday ing from Minnaoln. Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by J. J- Maloney, who made Ids hi'.’idmiurters at tin* Montezuma. Mian Gladys Adams returned home yesterday from Lakeland where she bus been attending Southern College. Mrs. W. A. I.effler nnd fam ily left yesterday for Daytona Bench where they will-spend the summer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Lone have return td home from Atlanta, where they at tended the Kiwunls convention. Mr. and Min. Savannah. Ga., their sister, Mm cd ovcrj'j^kotruku, Powell said, struck -81 SLOCUM was Inches. This la quite n o f rain fo r this time o f the year. panic to lltc hearts o f the tiandl& T h e ley lillies. Following the shower refreshments o f Ice cream topped with chqrrles and rakes were served by Mrs. Maxwell assisted by Sara and Mary Maxwell. The honorcc was becomingly gown­ ed In white crepe dc chine In batik design. The affair was n delightful courtesy nnd wns o f especial enjoyment fo r tho guests. L IN E N SHOW ER Tlu^prctty compliment to Miss Coralic Tillis, a bride-elect o f this week, was tho linen shower given yester­ day afternoon by Miss Mary Zachary and Mrs. John Leonard! nt the homo o f the former. Green nnd white were the prevail­ ing colors, nnd baskets o f Shasta dais­ ies and ferns worn effectively used. In the dining room the punch table, wns plnccd, the punrh howl being sur­ rounded by daisies und ferns. Here delicious punch wns nerved through­ out the afternoon by Mrs. A. K. Pow­ ers. In tho nrchwny a lovely arrange­ ment o f white satin ribbons and dais­ ies wns placed, from which were sus­ pended the gifts. Placed directly un­ der this wns tho bride’s chair. The shower was given by Marin Ann Pow­ ers, wenring a flu ffy cpstumo o f yel­ low organdie. During the afternoon a musical pro­ gram wns rendered. Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer nnng ’’O Promise M e" accom­ panied by Mrs. Clnude Herndon. Miss Rosamond Radford’hind gave n group of readings. . Miss Tillis wns becomingly attired in a chic frock o f Almond green crepe do chine trimmed with bonds o f shad* cd libbons nnd worn with hat to match. A m emory book was passed during the afternoon nnd the guests were asked to write hits of advice in it. This a ffa ir was one o f the most delightful/rourtesicN with which Miss Ti|lis hnn been honored. The funeral service o f Hubort A. Lovejoy w ill he held at Seminole Springs cemetery nenr Sorrento’ on Friday morning nt 10 o'clock. Those from Sanford dcslflng to attend the funeral w ill meet at the funeral par­ lors o f T. J. M iller & Son In time to leave at eight o’clock shnrp. Mr. Snm E. Murrell hns just com­ pleted his Inw course nt John B. Stetson University nml been admit­ ted to the bar nnd will leave tonight fo r Jacksonville where ho will nppenr In' the United States district court for the Southern District o f Florida on n case before Judge R. M. Call. A fte r the ense Is urgued Mr. Murrell will leave for Miami where he will be permnncntly located with tho law firm o f Carson, Murrell & Farrington. Sam is the third lawyer in the Mur­ rell fam ily, the olheYs nro John M. Murrell o f Miami nml W ill O. Mur­ rell o f Eustls. It will Ik* rcmcmlwrrd thnt Carson, Murrell & Farrington nro attorneys for Mr. D u ff in the Ford-Huff suit for twenty million dollnrs damages. Also Mr. John Murrell wns nttorney for Mrs. Crosier Sewell who obtained n judgment fo r $15,000 against Mr. John Sewell for nlincntinn o f affection. All o f Sum’s friends nro sure that he will make Negotiations for Release of Eight Prisoners Go On T IE N T S IN , China, Juno 5.— L a t­ est advices from Tsno Chwnng indi­ I l l y T lir A u n r ln ir il I'rraat cate thnt negotiations with the PnotSARAGOHSA, June 5.— Cardinal xuku bandits for. relenso of eight fo r­ Saragossa, was assassinated here yeneigners still held by them arc pro­ Sniagnssn, wna nnsisnlnnted here yes­ gressing satisfactorily. The Tsao terday by unknown nusuilnnt*'. Pliwnng messages slate that the only delay hns licen caused by dissension hmong the bandits' themselves, hut that this is diminishing rapidly as their enrollment lu Ike Chinese army continues. Those outlaws who do nut wish to join the uimy nro being permitted .MOOR K-ll A N N A to depart with their booty, nnd arc A wedding width came ns 11 great 1 1nssintr through the military cordon turprisc to the many friends uf this pouular young couple, was that of Miss Helen Hanna, of Tampa, nnd Mr. Shermnn Moure o f this city, which wuH solemnised Friday evening June first, at nine o’clock at tho Methodist church in Winter Pnrk. ’ . Tho Lrlde, who wore n sinnrt travel- j ing costume, with hat nnd accessor­ ies to match, was given In marriage hy her brother, Fred ’ Hanna. The ceremony was witnessed hy only n few o f the must intimate friends and rela­ tives. Following tho ceremony the bridal patty were entertained nt a lovely dinner by tho bride's brother, bred Hanna. The happy young couple leav­ " r GRACE T H O R N C U P F E -*■ ing In their car for un extended wed­ S h e C h ota A b o u t a C h a r m in g ly -E m b r o id e r e d F r o c k ding trip touring the stute. They will be ut home to their friends ufler • f o r L ittle S t a t e r .' June 10th*at the home o f tho groom's darker orecn and hid • decoration s’ AM lik e d ms to go whopping »*>h Ih* front of n lUUi yellow chambraj mother. Mrs. J. B. Moore on Celery MISS SHIPP ENTERTAINS Mins Velum Shipp was thu charm­ ing young hostess last evening when i.he entertained a number of her frit-lids at . her Immo on Sanford III ig lilu . 'I'h- rnoiiiH wen* arlinlicnlly demrattd v. ill* itep e paper festoons and lilts, kits o f cut flowers and ferns. F. M. Hudson, who hr.» been ussot iftfod with the Bull Hardware Co., lif t yerterdoy for hln^home In Charl­ eston, S- C., where lie will spent! sum" time. Mr. Ilut'ton will engage In Utr orange buslnoss upon hi* rsturn. 8 evcnty fiv e million dollnrs were spent on corsets In the United States during 1010. The figures were d if­ ferent last year. Let the Seminole County Bank figure for you. A R C llB IS IIO P d p HA ftAGOSSA S L A IN BY A S SA SSIN S P Mr. nnd Mm. W. F. Tu nnhllffe spent thu week end in Jacksonville where they went to meet the latter's fattier. W. W. Tunnii liffe, of Wiscon­ sin, who will upend some time hcio us their guest. Mr. and M r s V w . 8. Coleman, o f Oklahoma City, are here nnd hnvc de­ cided to become residents o f Sanford. D-iuchig, games and music raitued (he evening to pass all loo soon. At n late hour lefreshmenls of sherbet, take and puneli were served. Miss Hliipp was nsslgted lu enter­ taining her guests l>y lier motliur Mrs. George Shipp. The following guests were present! Misses Helen Hugo, Mary Fields, Margaret .Cowan, Ruth McAlister, Eva ({rare Wagner, Alice Gooding Mi Kim Ithodu Vauglm, Margaret Pettrs, Mary Alice Shipp, Rhby Rivers, Mis. Armour Reynolds und John hnhir.minifcr, Bill McKim, George l owi,n, Joe Gonxalcia, Frtd EunlHcld^ Albert Conner, Emory Rivers, George Thurston, 1 wsUr Moughlon, Louheil I iiiiilt jit ir , Haloid Grady, Lewis Siiipfi anil Willard lloditilii. ,ttm Cf FOR MISS T IL L IS hi foi Last evening the member* o f the Mpend- Besincss and I'rofcsslonal Women’s nhsm’s 1Club honored Miss I ••ralit Tillla with , K. P. e htm lkirrhlef shower r.t thu home of Mis. It. C. Mux well on Ninth elrctt. The rooms went ilevoiatcd with njnmln quantities t*f shaslu daisies and frm * r, ray.': tarryin g out the colcir m otif o f grocn itmiith and while. ’ . for.thoj Contents nnd w iltin g uf verses afa in fu ll1forded’ the guests niucti pleasure.. Tin hsr on Saturday aCtornoon. “ 1 in lly ihuuld go homo and look e v ir my clothe* and run ribbon* undrrthlns* and *1° * mending. dlirk and M inn appllqui-d flowrra. Tli»y w a n In solid snd chocked glng- fit the Stom ach rtimpMiiy w i l l Mot lie rraoonalblo for tin* loiymrnl o f nn)' check, order, nr Mil Incurred o r nuntn lij* the mthl J. I, Wlllliimn fiftcr June tilt. t l f l A Y M o T o i t IIAI.KS r o M I ’ A N Y . . (Not Inciirpiirnlrit) lly : Mrs. J. tV. S tricklan d, Owner. O W N E R S OF DOGS T A K E N O T IC E ! T H IS IS F I N A L N O TIC E TO A L L O W N E R S O F DOGS WHO H A V E N O T P A ID L IC E N S E FO R S A M E ,! W E W IL L NOW PROCEED TO E N ­ FORCE P A Y M E N T OF L IC E N S E ACCORDING TO L A W . R. G. W IL L IA M S , 53-Ctc Chief o f Police. Gasoline Gauges fo r Fcrdn $1.00; Ped­ al Pads 50c ret. Spotlights, Windshield virors; T IK E S nnd TU B E S nt close pricer. You can get back with our tires. Better gnsoline nml oil. We carry tho largest stock o f automobilo tires nnd accessories on Palmetto ave­ nue. ROOF P A I N T Special price on Itoof Paint thin wrek.— Sanford Paint Store, Welaka Block. .... 57-3te Special assortment going nt, each . ‘ 25c F. p. IlIN E S ■The Kcxnll SItn WE:d n ESI0/ { sIIL K D \Ay { M l 31 k o i l l D e ---------------- C H U R C H W E L L ’S $2.25 Crepe de Chine, at, per yard $2.00 Crepe de Chine, a% p ory ard $2.75 Satin,, at, per yard $3.25 Paisley Crepe de Chine, at, per yard $2.75 Paisley Georgette, at, per yai’d It wad bound In , 103 Palmetto Ave.------—•Phone 181-J $2.00 Taffetas, at, per yard fb , aLrebis frock. FLOIHDA 40c--------- 75c— — $1.00--------- $1.25 $3.25 Canton Crepe, at, per yard "W hy the dc KKUIUKFZR In all the popular shades and styles going at $2.25 Taffeta, at, per yard whlt. petucoata" Sanford, Florida L A R G E A S S O R T M E N T SW IM KAPS $3.95 Canton Crepe, at, per yard mg to il lima ere had com# to tho via* gap for a wing," "That's e t s t Aom sad I w asoooa Is eotaatea ever Sold by U N I O N PHARM ACY One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Rummer rate* •— Room, $1 per day and up; $5 per week nnd up. Special week-end rates.— j--------- Every room has running water. **She has thrrn • it's perfectly *1mph>.M eh* aeeured “ i f » a straight klmona affair, mada very abort and worn with UtUe Moo mi re lo match." ' • Ukaomera are vary practical for small child re a. I kaow." I repUsd. •XJh. these children never play la any. k „ - ales." she assured me- "Bloomers W A t t H M l s i and are much better J Liver,Kidneys Bowels, Blood HOTEL RAYMONI haiu. “ N u e ' forget all about that, * wa* Kam a advice. . * - _____ "llu l there's no good falrjr to fom * alone and dh It for m»,“ t 9 ompl»m*d■•Well. I'll corn* around some evening and chat With you while you 4a It. anil •T.’ll be no l»*W nt all." She promised. | glanced out of the window at the beautiful eunnhln* and decided It wa* much too lovely • day U» H ay Indoor*. •‘A ll rig b b " f promised, trying to conG y by my ton# that It was S great Hm re salon. i • lUiddra," aha said. ' T w promised a eoualn who live* way out In the country to do a hit o f shopping nround for her. hop* It Isn't ahooa. It's next to Impossible to gucs* Ihu exact ejzes.' I said, trying my beet lu sound dlicouran iw rrrd Pam. There w ill boi apl ay ghren-at the commission, hfendcd by Brigadier Gen­ High School Audltorlurti, Frlddy night eral Connor, U. S. A., toured the rail­ June 8th, fo r the benefit o f the Wom­ way line and inspected the Chinese an’s Missionary Society o f the/MethoS fe iT Y COMrtso troops In thq bandit zone. The coin­ dist church and the High School A th­ ^ , emission is understood to bo satisfied letic Association. The characters In the play arc the with the Chinese government’s m ili­ women o f Celery avenue, fo r Instance tary. arrangements In the district come and see M i i O. J. Phpe; shads Miss Busybody and Mrs. M cKay; she P E tE R S B U R G , Va.. June 5.— Tw o is Postmistress, she learns the news:, Betty «a • glowing creature o ft* unidentified white men were almost if' people don’ t want their tarda read ’ and romance, half H .w .h . S American. In a story oMo,’e ^ in'.tantly killed this morning when why don’t they write Ictierst • Prof. Cooper D good, and he does I mystery actually filmed la n ,J T s t h ic V b y n northbound train three Mcmiles .from Carson, Va. Th5 bfoflids make love so naturally. .P r o f . You’ll sco Betty ' riding ^ Z were brought here nnd turned over to Kay does a college aount; Fred Pope, at tfie fnmoUrf beach at Waikiki tho cafner. The men, railroad o ffi­ who Is Si, the storekeeper, justice of Shocking even the native* win, £ cials said, were asleep on the tracks. the pence, also insurance ftgent,-keeps wild hutn-hula. Special pSetum peace nround the stofo. Wn havc sev­ the graduating clam of the Un». eral others all o f which have good mar School and tht High 5^ D A IL Y H E R A L D W IL L parts. Music w ill bo furnished by the Also Internnt}ohal New*. BE D E L IV E R E D O N * * C E L E R Y A V E N U E High.School prehestra. Thorc w ill be W cdnesday-Thur sdav n-couple o f readings and Solos. Don't It KWakmil — 11 • * mirs this ns It is something worth . • People living on Celery avenue will 57-3tc how he able to read tho Daily Herald seeing. M INNIE' by five or six o'clock in the a fter­ STO P B A C K A C H E . K ID N E Y noon. The Ilcrold will be delivered TRO U BLE as fa r the Osteen Bridge fo r only fifteen cents d week. A ll who wnnt Bnrknchc, Rhcumntlc Pains, dull Tho Herald delivered to receive the Herald at their home hrndnrhc, tired feeling, too frequent week fo r 15e. on Celery avenue or adjoining nvc- urinntion, discolored or strong odor lines, phone the Herald offico nnd nrc symptoms o f kidney nnd bladder the paper will begin immediately. trouble. " I wns nlwnys hnvlng n backache which caused me grent suf­ fering,” writes Mrs. Fcber, Medford, N O T IC E ! Mass. “ Could not sleep and at times N otice I k hereby Klven that J. T». I could not stand straight. Tried F o­ \VIII|tiins dix-s not l o u r any authority ley Kidney Pills nnd found relief.’’ lo tilnd thr tinrirrslKnid company In tiny olilla nilon wliutnocvrr. anil thin Stop backache; kidney and bladder �PAGE TWO* The Herald Printing Co. Home owners are Ihe backbone of this city. But .they get . little en­ couragement to build hare. There is absolutely^ no money fo r them to borrow. ■ o-------- -— ■’ rO L IIH M I W IIY N O T B A N K ON YO U R R A N K Sanford DailyHerald srasrass? sr ■ a n a l la A « r . U k l w i Fla. - . KBItar 4. H O LLY.. , J. U L L A n a -----» M r M « r r .T r * M « r » r . A. NKKt. .........— Oawrral E H. a. IIOM.T A lit r lb lic A itrrtlilR X K a R ate* M a i* A ppllrallaa m i .* K aaw a aa L 1 W I I S IIII*P .... C l m l i l l H M i a i i t r r n n C T -W after ■ a. a*. l i k w r l i t U k I’rlee la ASvaaoa Oaa T ear--------------------------------------- H M ■U M a a tb a ................... ....... .........» W D ellu r rW-ht CHy b y O w S w * — Oaa W eek-------------------------------IB Ceafa Tbe hie IS- ta I l h M I * W eekly lire' air e a llr.tr ra re r* beailaala i ’a a a ir aaJ ta pabltabe* e re rr P rlM r> AB rerit>l*C naira a U r kaarta aa a n lln i< itaa. O .M par rear, a lw a r* la aaraaee. H R M B E H T IIH AMflOCIATKD P R K O T h e Associated T’ reaa |a axelu alvelr to tha ^use fo r nntttled i . mr rspubUcatton of II nawa dlrpatchea dispatches credited to It or a ll not oth erw ise credited In thla paper alau tha local published and also nawa pu hsrstn train. A ll rlgh ta o f ra.p u b llcrtlon o f apaclal ' :haa haraln ara alau also reserved. rnaervad. Slepetcties O ff toe t H K H AL.lt n U lI.n iN O . r b o a e 1M Forelen Advartl.lna Srnrr.rn'.all.a THE AMOtlCAN PRESS ASSOCIATION That hard-headed man next to tho railing and nods you, even though you have had an account there for yenrs, is not a fishblooded money changer. He’s a friend, ready to do your service If you will let him. The next time you start to invest n few dollars in some gaudy proposition, stop nnd ask him. He’ll likely shake his head nnd sny you nre making n mj^tnke. You’ll be sure he is rut-minded, and go your wny, determined to get more thori his mensly 4 per cent. Hut i f you’d lot him, that same clnnimy guy would suggest some good securities which would pay you 0 per cent or better, and probably make the purchase gratis. We print this because the United States department o f justice says that J100,000 per day, i along, arc lost by sucker Investors.— Collier’s Weekly. ■ o — H E N R Y FORD A N D T U R * P R E S ID E N C Y . 'yw&Voitlrtw! > ‘‘ 1 V* M Collier's National Weekly hns been ‘ J conducting what It calls a "face to I fne^-" canvass o f the voters of the J\ country, with the iden o f getting a line an their predilections fo r the I j presidency, a fter Mr.’ Harding lays I 11down the reins o f his first term. Tho | canvass has covered tho entire coun. try, and the results arc somewhat i astonishing. A t the end o f tho first ( week’s canvass Henry Ford shows up ■s with more than fi,000 votes and Pros!A _<lent Harding with more than 4,000. These arc the leading figures, but there was a long list o f entrants in the race, running from 215 votes for || ex-President Wilson to 2,000 or more, fo r som e' 'o f tho candidates. O f course none o f the cnndidntes entorcd the race voluntarily. The canvass I was conducted without nny reference 1 to their desires or wishes. Although it is too early to draw any definite . 1 conclusion from the canvnsa, which ! has just begun, and is yet only In ( Ub early stages, there are some fenl turcs worthy o f consideration. One Jj / o f these is tho extraordinary strength — developed by both Henry Ford and >4 President Harding. C .0 V S L -■srs&fts&ii - THE RETURN TO THE COTTAGE. I f Orange county puts fls court­ room on the top floor o f its six-story courthouse, it will^ be easy fo r Or­ lando lawyers to "rise in the profes­ sion.” —Tampa Tribune. Also take a tumble to themselves for six stories. ----------- o----------Real estate is the finest security in the world nnd especially Kaqford real estate and yet it Is n difficult matter to borrow money hero* to build homes— and it is not difficult to borrow money in eities ylth Jess backing than Hanford. The Orange Hell Line had a law passed in the legislature making the license for bus lines o f non-residents twice as much ns residents. This Is line but wo note that our law limiting the weight o f vehicles on the mails of Seminole county was not passed. Why not nnd why ? ----------- o----------- The six-room cottage suited to the 40-font lot will come into its own once more If the National Associa­ tion of Real Estate Hoards ran bring it about.' In order to stimulate in­ terest in the designing nnd building " I am convinced that Florida is to be one o f the richest o f such homes, prlxes o f more than states o f the union. 1 think its growth w ill mntch thut o f (Jallfor$.100 for the best plans were offered rdtt’a -indeed, 1 Would not he at all surprised to see Florida sur­ at a recent real estate conference. pass California in rapidity o f material development. . . . Floridn It is commonly conceded that one is not dependent upon the tourist business........... The room for o f tho greatest needs o f the country expansion is without limit. today is small, well-built, convenient "The whole state is becoming not merely n winter play­ homes o f moderate cost. It is in­ ground nnd health-invigorating spot o f hundreds o f thousands finitely better for nny average Am er­ of the richest people in America, and mnny -more o f moderate ican family to own such a home, wilh means, lint it is to become to an extent mnny times' greater than its privacy am! ils air of stabilityvt ut present the producer o f citrus fruits and vegetables for an than to lie jammed Into the three tot* [•very-increasing demand. room flat in n crowded apartment s * 1* "*\uvory Huildlng activity is in evidence everywhere...........1 believe house which seems to lie the p ro-, K — s that the time is not far distnnet when practically every nvailnblo failin g substitute for the small ocean front lot between Daytona nnd Miami will he the site of house in these expensive days. homes o f Northern and Western people.............. If Florida had The thing is ,to find the little, in­ no other advantage than its ‘ climate, that alone wuld he one o f dividual, artistic nnd practical, yet the nation's great assets. suited in cost to the moderate purse. ^ " I feel justified in saying that I know o f no other place in — .Jacksonville Journal. this country which would •more strongly appeal to me for wise ----------- o ----nnd «<«iscrvntivy investments, expecting large returns in the fuF II.L IN fi T H E STOMACH tur/, than Investments carefully and judiciously made in this O FF T IIE ROOF. Ue." FLORIDA WILL SURP CALIFORNIA ** As M PU It is difficult to figure out the Ford strength. Usually the growth o f n presidential candidacy can bo traced to some definite beginning. In Ford’s case it seems to have been spontnneoun. HU extraordinary success as n business man, raising himself from comparative penury to tho Btntus o f the richest man in America, if not in the world, mid that while paying un­ precedented wages to labor nnd not oppressing in nny way, has brought him into the limelight in n nntionnl! nnd spesctncular way. Hut it is not | his great wealth that attracts the people to him. Rockefeller, his only compeittor ns regards wealth, could not muster n corporal’s guard of voters if he should desire to run for nny office. And yet Rockefeller hus given nway nearly u hundred millions o f dollars to educational and benevo­ lent Institutions tlint benefit the whole people, while Ford has poured Ii Ih fast accumulating profits hack in­ to his business, fo r the solo purpose o f enlarging nnd extending it. Hut Ford’s wealth has been made in u legitimate business, fairly and hon­ orably conducted, while Rockefeller's methods have not always been above criticism. This accounts largely for the different estimate which the pub­ lic makes o f the two men, Coronado has the finest beach on the east roast and Coronado would be tho most popular bench for the - people o f the Interior o f the stute if the New Smyrna would build n bet­ ter road from that city to the Osteen There are many cases everywhere Oe a a n-i aa re. an As 0 * O', an O n V n * a pa an an As bridge. Seminole linn done her part. in all sections of tile country where Now let New Symnn do the rest. people have no homes,because of the ----------- o----------F IX E D I’ ltlC K C O NTRAC TS demand (lint fashionable gatherings W A N T H E A R IN G TO KICK AT What the Chamber o f Commerce mid the highest o f food nnd rented H E LD IL I.E U A L IN K A N S A S COMMISSION F A IL U R E TO Foril i* in no sense o f the word and every other institution in Hanford flat apartments keep the family with IIK C K DU TY REMOVED a practical politician. He lias been C llr T h e A « » o r l * l r d I 'r r a a l needs to do is to go after the tour­ the "nose right at the grindstone." T O P E K A * Knn., June 15—The trndo too busy n man to give much atten­ ist business and let everything else The common saying is that it easts NF,\y Y.< >11Kj„ June t!.—president term "exclusive agent" has just tion to politics, it is ev.ep nqvv doubt­ Z t*k c an bar It; rent. * TourlsU make too much lit -build anil keep up the Harding WaS urged ta rnlt~n public about been crossed off the Kansns ful* whether ho is more democrat or Florida citirs and tourists will make payments. Nothing eould lie farther hearing at which American house­ Hanford if you go after them. About from the truth, if one will but carry wives would be given an opportu­ business lexicon through a recent de­ republican. True be ran as a demo­ cision o f the supreme tourl. As n crat for the senate, but it is said that twelve big iipnrtment houses here a bit <>f self-control and is willing to nity to protest against the failure of resiill so-ealled agent:.’ contracts are he would have accepted the republlwould bring the tourists just as much undergo wlinl are in I Ids present age the federal tariff commission In iccundergoing a general revision to rnn nomination if it had been offer­ as a big tourist hotel. termed "hardships." , nmmcml tlie removal o f present duty place them on a more sound basis, ed him. Indeed it is charged that he •---------- o----------There is no working man who can on sugar, at a meeting of executives dealers n r e r t. The court’s decision j trj(,t| t(l KCt goth.- Without discountWe may think it Is raining Ion not save enough In buy nnd pay for of women’s organixutloiiH today. The was that all fixed price contracts **«'-1{n|C j,|„ business qualifications in the much. We usually know just what n building site within a abort time organizations, it was suid„ represent tween manufacturers, wholesalers, jt 4|oubtfu1 if he would make ' kind of y/alher we should have— in Pnlnlkn. To be a properly owner hundreds of thousands of women, jobbers and general distributors on n H)lt jKf arlory president. He is a for our own particular line of busi­ gives him the more importance^ in tbe many o f whom were active in the the one hand and retail agencies on i Vl,ry jBII„ rlltlt man on most subjects, ness—but if it were not for the rains city— ns lie becomes an integral part recent "sugar boycott." the other, are illcgnl. ns the Chicago Tribune delighted to that we are getting the weather of it. Then comes the building, ll A delegation will go in Washing­ Charles C. Mills o f Sedgwick coun­ prove when he was suing it for a would Im unbearable. We take this should l>e borne in mind that ten ton to present (lie protest to tlie ty sued.the tleneral Ordnance Com­ million dollars. His Ideas on finan­ idea from the reports of Die weather years ago there w on * 'no such things president in person, it was asserted. pany for breach o f contract. He cial matters are o f the crudest kind, in the north— so sultry nnd suffocat­ as Pullman breakfast booths, built-in Favorable action was taken on a claimed he had a contract as exclus­ nothwithstanding Ids great fortune. many things suggestion from the Women's Fair ing Hint people cun hardly stand it. Ironing Isiards, and ive agent in a given territory to sell His popularity umong the farmers We are getting plenty of rain hut which are now deemed essential be­ Price League of Milwaukee, WIs., the company's tractors at a specified is undoubtedly based on Ids proposi­ the weather iu delightful at lii.it and muse some friend has them. Ten that a national organization o f house­ price, and that the company had vio­ tion to give them cheaper fertilizer, were it not for the rui.i.i we would years ugo five rooms and a bath, wives lie formed. The time ami place lated the contract by making delivif given u 100 year lease on Muscle be melting. The lxird knows lies! none o f them o f extreme size, was o f the conference have not been de­ erien within his territory at less than Shoals. Hut scientific man say that and wc are leaving nil this weather considered a very comfortable size, ckled. ’ the fixed price. Both tho lower court he ran not make good on lhat propo­ business to Him just as we leave nil unless the family had gotten into and the supreme court held that such sition. Moreover, if he runs for things. We decided long ago to let the haldt of increasing very rnpidly; contracts wuh illegal and therefore S P E A K IN (. OF T H E W E A T H E R . president ho must withdraw his o ffer small things like the weather go but today there must tie a larger the agent hail no standing in court. for Muscle Shoals, ns it would work ahead without our ndvice. We don’t home; that is one o f the reasons why Tile temperature was H8 degrees at make tlie weather. the prires nre higher. O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch E x ­ against him ns a candidate. I f he Toledo, (thin, on Friday. It wasn't Once the lot is secured, there are pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fin. should be elected president ho would KH degrees all day, o f course, hut it 4-24-tfc of course be obligated to sever all DEM AND FOR NEWH. means at hand right within this city, was that hot for a time— just how connections with it. I f the farmers to finance the project of, sny, a three long the daily weather bulletin is­ W h n fis news, how to get it, and thousand-dollar home. If one rents u Watch for the Black Cat at the desire cheaper fertiliser they must not sued by the weather bureau charit­ how to give it out? Such questions house like thut at thirty-five dollars, Popular Market Saturday. Who will force the only man who might give ably refrains from snying. That, are constantly being discussed by I mid thut is a low rent, he would in get it? Phono 210 for quality upd it to them into the political field.— however, was two degrees hotter not only the press associations o f the ten years have $4,200 o f rent receipts 58-2tc Tumpu Times. service. than anywhere in Florida on the country but by readers o f newsap- lying in his bureau drawer. Thnt is same. Toledo is not nlerely in Ohio pera. The paper that does not get all he would huvcA—except an oppor­ — it is way up in northern Ohio, in and give out the news promptly, as it tunity to move when the owner found happens, soon becomes a has-b en t. he could get more rent. Thnt would the "summer resort" country, und when it is recalled how cold it got Besides the demand fo f news a* it he twelve hundred dollars more than in Toledo last winter, again taking happens, it fust be given correctly, the cost o f the place, or, probably, the weather bureau reports us au­ fairly, unbiased mid without dis- nine hundred dollars more thun the thority, we'll say 88 degrees is some Quality Did It” crimination. A ncwspa|icr that cost of (lie lot. i f the couple had O rla n d u ’N Largest Stureheat! \ • doesn’t try to do these things is not gotten the lot free and eleur and ORLANDO, FLA. We're not picking on Toledo; we worthy o f the nnme, but it’s no little then built the house, paid the louners Job— not possible to please all ami of the money twenty-five dollura a ure just tiilking about weather, und never will be. month, together with decreasing in­ It Isn’t our fault if the weather gets ■ T H E B A R G A IN A little mure co-operation on the terest each month .and ullowing fur hot in Toledo in June. No resident o f Toledo need take offense and write part o f the public would help a whole the taxes, insurance and general up­ A T T R A C T IO N O F C E N T R A L F L O R ID A lot. The feeling o f co-operation be­ keep, it is fair to presume at tho end us letters, for It gets hot elsewhere tween the country and town people o f that time there would lie lesa than thun in Toledo. In Boston, fo r In­ becomes more in evidence as the days five hundred dollars due on the place, stance, the thermometer registered a go by. There is abm a healthier and it would have increased in value "h ig h " o f 84 on Friday, und in Uhlcommunity feeling. The good road* more than u thousand dollura by the cugo o f 8(1. In Pittsburgh there was *11 over tlie country have assisted a little ornamentations which would smoke and 88 degrees o f warmth, great deal in bringing country folk naturally huve been made within mid with no salt air breeze. and town people closer together. without the home. Now on the other hand the report There la less o f the clannish in both These figures have not been ascer­ o f temperature made fo r the Post then in days gone by. Each is real­ tained with precision, but the exact by John 11. Heat h shows that in West ising that the other la being bene­ figures may be easily obtained in I’ulm Heuch ou Friday the high fited by a closer relationship. AH of Pulutku. And it should t>c remem­ temperature was 7i> degrees with a the good Itor all o f the bad is not bered tluit all the lime a home would low o f D'J. ThiS( mind you, was in A N D C O N T IN U IN G TH RO U G H found In cither; neither Is all o f the lie assured, and that if a sale was June. A slogan Is sometimes uscd.jn 8 money nor all o f the poverty, all of made nearly all the money thereto­ this country, coined to JnUucnco tour S A T U R D A Y , JU N E 16 the pleasures nor all o f the hardships, fore paid out would still be held as int, "t.Say till June." In the light found exclusively. Isn’t it a fact that an equity. o f this typical testimony o f tho super­ good roods have done more than any O f course it pays to build one’s iority o f South Florida’s June weath­ Remember the date and be aure and other factor to bring about this mu­ own home—especially if the start lie er, o motion w ill be ent retained to attend this sale event tual admiration o f the one fo r the made when fa irly young.— Pafctka chung ethe slogan to "S ta y through other?— Bartow Record. June."— Palm Beach Poat. * N ,w ‘ - . I J .’A 4 . Yow ell-D rew C o.! ACCOUNT In the peoples Barik o f Sanford is both n business necessity and n household economy. It provides an accurate accounting at all times on income and expenditure. Instruction in the proper handling of a checking account is a part o f our service. i t* E very depositor is invited to consult with us on modern banking methods ns applied to business. f :1 ” tr , It will pay you to let us help you with your problems. Peoples Bank of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA 1921 F ord Touring! Good.rubber, Hclf-slartcr, excellent -condition. gain, going at— SEE REG H O L L Y A T H E R A L D OFFICE Tcraw, i f desired N otice o f R em oval On Friday morning the SM ITH BARB ER SHOP will remove front the rear of'Joe’s Smoke House to o'ur new anil elegant quarters in the Pulcston-Urumlcy building cm Park avenue. Everything new, everything clean, everything right up to the minute. The public is cordially invited (o come in and see one o f ihe best equipped barbershops in the stale. O PE N F R ID A Y M ORNING Enrolls YOU Touring Car $5.00 starts you to­ ward the ownership o f any type o f Ford Car, Tru ck or Fordson Tractor. Runabout W c w ill deposit your payments in a local t a n k at in terfijt. Y o u c a n ^ i^ jjt tp o e e v e ry < w *ck 7 o o o n the payments, plus th e in te r e s t, w ill m ake the C a r , Truck o r T ra ctor yours. Truck Chassis Chart is C o m e in and get fu ll details. Yowell-Drew Company’s Annual June Clearance Sale | Starting Friday, June 8th j A rare bar­ A a th a rlird I'a r il, l . l n r u l * . r u r j . u a Itralcr Fur llrtauK.lralluM ur I'u lh rr P a rllm la f* M il a a r u( tfcr l * l l . n l t s " I 331* llaata 8 U. W . M r lla ir I 1W �PAGE THltER T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , JVJBIINESDAY, J U N E G, 1*23 I ■- —— ■ i«lr tlu t a ii* R a m * a fc a * a "in k im .«3' ■■ ^1 ^ n n n n r n W ir i ' n n H T tlfl ~ h BUSINESS : 5 CLASSIFIED 5 : ADS £ DIRECTORY : Hi -------- An jm Tw can find the name of m tr tr j lira Business Man IH la Sanford lathis Column In sack day. I* A* m Ms , ** :-------- Quick Service T ra n sfe r FO R S A L E I Storage Facilities I B *• glraae you, tell others; if not, tell as. Phone 498 FAR M E R S— You can got seed bod V.'C. COLLER, Prop- frames and irrigation plugs at the Sanford N ovelty Works. 100<tfc FOR S A L E — Hosier and (Jays1 paints and varnlshas at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc General Shop and Mill Work FOR S A L E —Rhode Island eggs for Retting, 15 eggs fo r 51.00. Mm. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Stan­ CONTRACTOR and B U ILD E R ford. 83-tfp |p Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. FOR S A L K — 2 lota on Pnlmetto nvrnue between 3rd nnd -1th St.— K. F. B. W. H E R N D O N Lnne. ’ fi7-3tp FOR S A L K — Celery farm, close in.— INSURANCE A G E N C Y E. ’ F. Lane. 57-3tp FIRE------- AUTO-------- BONDS FOR S A L E — New boat and trailer, S. 0. ShinhoJser complete, ready to ride. IiarrlRun. ' k i fen 1 See Ned 57-3tp Co-operative Marketing Bill W ill Be Helpful to Our Growers i » r l a f #4 P m m V — A, J. McCullcy at' Oveido one of the big glowers and shippers o f thnt ecction was In tho city today on busi­ ness and reports plenty o f rain— too much fo r spring .vegetables but the orange graven nre looking.fine. FOR R E N T — Three room furnished bo experienced. Address I ’. O. Box apnrtmcnt.— Lee Bros., 415 West 221. 32:tfc First Street. • 47-tfc WANTED-— ib id musical instruments FOR R E N ’l't—Furnished rooms and instruments o f every description. kitchennette fo r light housekeeping, W ill pay curb or trade.— M. L. Price 701 Mugnoliu ave. 49-tfe Music Co., Tampa nnd Knelt Street, * -------* 5-25-1 ino-c FOR R E N T — One furnished house in Tampa, Fla. Cards of Bsnforii’s Raput- * * choice location. Sec Paul Luke: W A N T E D Intelligent and capable • i sblr Professional Men, each trt 50-tfc young Indy for nice position in la­ M uf whom. In hia chosen pro- M dies’ dc| nrtment at (be Outlet, First FOR R E N T — Furnished apartment, 3 ■i fmaion tha Herald re<»m- ^ 5C-tfc rooms, private family. A ll con­ Street, opp. I’estoffice. M mend* to the poople. V veniences, 1011 Oak Avenue. Phono W A N T E D Intrtligent ami capable k N u n n i n n i i U l i i 283-J, 54-Gtc young Indy f< r nice1, position in In­ George A. DcCottes f'OR R E N T — Tw o connecting rooms dies’ department at the Outlet, First 5C-tfc with private bath, cool and com­ Street, opp. Po.itoffice. A tto rn e y n t - ljiw fortable. Garage if desired. Phone .<ICSfPETfent~y <!iJ.Ni! i. miv ■: Over Seminole Count; Hank 514-W. firt-Ctp position 03 stenographer. High M N rO ltl) FLO R ID A B ll N’t; A LOWS, cottages nnd apai t- school graduate. Experienced. Best ments fo r tho summer season at of references. Addrcsa Edna Lord, 57-4tp Daytona Beach. Reasonable rates. City. FRED R. W IL S O N W ill furnish photos and full informa ATTO R N E Y-A T-LA W lion upon request.— Bailey & Haw­ kins, Daytona Bench, Fin. 5-31-1 mo-c LOST First National Bank Building IAN FOItl) FLO R ID A FOR S A L K — Exchange or Rent, good •hotel property in Oviedo. Address F O U N D — Cameo htoo.lt on Palmetto W. B. Williams, Sanford. 57 -dtp avenue. Owner may have it by de­ purely' ~: : PROFESSIONAL = IIm b i 7, Miller Bldg. •ANFORD - j- -:- -:- FLO R ID A CHELLE M A IN E S ( IN V E S T IG A T IO N HOES NO T C H AN G E O PIN IO N OF O FFIC E RS D ENVER, Pul......1mid 5.— Invimti•rntion today by police and coroner’s 1'OK R E N T — Six room house, corner o f French and Second. Plione 37159-3tp Mis. Lcuii-e Igiulon and her son in B DR. R. M. M A SO N , DENTIST New Mc'ith Building m* 201 ‘ Sanford, Florida W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate K. LIFE. AU TO 1NBUKANCE DR. G. S. S E L M A N practice limited |ioaan i t Eye, Ear, Nose Kjran Examined, (Basse .......... . , i u « 0 O lS tf Henry McLaulln, Jr, O p tD . . OpUdaa-OgUmrUiat ■aat First t t t m l Bsnfard. 1 i c k s e t c § ROirm BAKERY s a n f o r d m a id B R E A D -W1C D E L IV E R and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. Add i f you do not drink El\ter W ater now— you will, ’ after one trial " Elder Springs Water Company • • W E CLOSE A T NOON $ 1.00 L A S T C H AN C E TH E REST Gold Ribbon summed Miikci; _ aW 43c N IN , „ « v l L _ „ E v a p o r a t e d ^ & C ARE INEXPENSIVE Van Camps Evaporated Mil M ADE IN O R LA N D O ta ll can Kingan s Sliced Bacon, lb. 35c Rumford Baking Powder, lb. can 25c Fancy 1toasting Con\ doz. 20c from the beet materials and properly 1 I ‘ installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you . ,vi*h. Wo rpecializo in Awnings, can, ku Iiik to . main, vMtffcuki** rnu ft K r S f. f r a K C •It, amt >ou can nt- fiinl tfi i i i 4 only llie Iii-aI u l n a J ml drill to your order nt a Having to you, especially on od<L'wd windows. Our Pickles and OUvca Hcclion In complclu for your Thursday Afternoon Picnic m aterials. Hill L u m b er Co. oRaildera* IlM lt m r (r r »" Phone l i e , Sanford - , Estimates given chcorfully. with uo. W « ctiurBo reaaonalde prlcea (or iiu allO US Famous Sunset Gold Butter a t s w y i ' —r c .T tErx ; We also mttke W IN D O W SH AD ES Euch bike o f our br*nd has n ‘‘ morHsh" flavor. You won’t be satisfied wllh one ulice— or two either. Bcifin eating It now and it will become n sub­ stantial part o f y o u r< every m eat It will pay you to make sure that you get our bread. PIIO N H i’orch Curtains or anything o f can­ ) f yon nre MeUch Building ___ r Our ordotH are coming in no fruit that if it Wore not lhat wo Kept prepared to rondel* real service wo could . . ; not handle them. , Tho Daily Herald, I5e per week. TH E Y A R E R O O f INC Uuuhs 226-22a ODD TO K IO , Jutn* 5.— More (hail one hundred prominent enmmunist < and ! socialists were a m .'led early toilay. the police ebargiiig they were en­ gaged in a pl'il to organise a com­ munist stale. PIASTER ^ W A L L BOARD i l T ’ S P U R E T h a t’s W hy It’s Popular... fifcials into the dentil. Saturday o f ( l l r T l i f A n - a r h i i m I 'r r a a l FOR R E N T — 1 nice apartment, all scribing same t.t:d paying for this ad. conveniences nnd well furnished, 55-tfc Cates’ building, phone 181. U -W ed-Thr-tfc LAW YER — Court House I f you have any business prob­ I First National Bank law Fieiierldi G regg Hewitt, did not change the opinion uf the investiga­ tors that Dewilt, believed to have hern a victim o f temporary insanity, stabbed bis mother-in-law to death and then ended his own life. The bodies were discovered by Mrs. Grogniy Hewitt, the mail’s wife, in the kltrtivn o f their home several hours after tilt* tragedy. Friends said to­ day Hewitt’s body probably would be taken to Wolcott, N. Y., bis former heme. It '.van thought Mrs. Loudon’s Cylinder Grinding The agriculture department was Irody would be sent to Brooklyn, N. Another bill, enacted into law, enrAutomobile Repairs Chevrolet touring in good order, ried nn impropriation o f $:!t>,000 for given additional nppropiiatioiis foi V., for inctrment. Acetylene Welding good tires, one extra, $200. tho next t%v i years to light di: eases its publicity win'!;. Thin i ■ i-;pccic I Phooa fill-------Sanford, Florida th\N J U A N G A R A G E of pecan trees. This is a line of to materially aid the Immigratioii 58-2tc plant pnthology that has been neg­ lluuau to function ns w dl as to furIV. 8. I rak J. H. Colclough lected, experts say. Tlui pecan is nish a greater binnher of the farmer,i described irr ore -o f FToridA’s '^ te a t' 1‘tff thb'itWte (Alth'MAftirniMtaii Itt-V I* - L e a k - & - - < ? o ld t)U ffh - 'F O R R E N T money-makers and yet its diseases I gathered by that department.' IN SU K AN C E Firr— L ife— Auto No. :t First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Annex FOR R E N T — 3 room furnished apart­ O NE H U ND R ED A It RESTED W ANTED SANFORD F LO R ID A ment, Herald building. |25 per IN JAPAN TODAY month.— B. W. Herndon. 55-fltc STE N O G R A PH E R W A N T E D -M u s t ARCHITECT arc what interests this hank and the people of this vicinity. T A L L A H A S S E E , June'flL-fhe fn'r-IhnVc been allowed to go virtually un lems to solve, let our officers ,, R. IT. Berg o f Mihpti is in the city mer, or grower, come in fo r compara­ checkcd. The disease •“ rosette” has know about them. Mr. Borg was tively good treatm ent'nt thtr hands o f ruined many, groves of pecans nnd today on hn»iuo;«: the recent legislature, according tb there is no known.'rcmed$- for it. In circulation manager on the * Miami . W e endeavor at all times ,.to an examination o f the measures in­ fact, exports say there is little known Metropolis fo r many years nnd is have funds for borrowers of ;• tended to further encourage agricul­ concerning the disease. It's cAttses nnd now engaged in n ntalc circulation ture. Most o f the mearures were treatment. • It is hoped that the 530.- bureau for n number o f daily pnpers. standing. started in the house through the corri- 00(1 w ill go’ a long way toward.: learn'John Dolly lookw after the material mittce on agriculture, headed liy Rep­ lug something about it. Do your banking through welfnro o f the editor like many other resentative McRae o f Santa Rosa Another measure would make hog county. As chairman o f this com­ cholera serum more available to the growers o f this community nnd he mittee, he was the flonr leader o f the farmers. The rerum will lie bought brought us in it basket o f line ripo tomatoes thin morning to “ keep us measures in the lower body. by the slate nod sold at cost nr. here­ Tho co-operative marketing bill tofore, but one half o f the lir.u 1,500 from starving to death” ns lie ex­ was described ns a badly needed nnd C. ('.’s in la be furnished free. This pressed it. Kind o f keeps our siprita comprehensive measure nnd it had will enable the small hog raiser to up r.nyhow, John, to fcno wthnt we the endorsement of the Florida Cit­ provide himself with protection with­ Imvo friends. A CO M M U N ITY B U ILD E R rus Exchange, the Fnrmers* Union out going to more expense than his F ig -ly W ig g ly i> heio again with nnd like organizations. It conforms small needs would justify. « l\ I*. FO RSTER, President t t F . W H ITN B H , Cashier .'nn ' .iprrsai i fo r Thn.miny morning. to tho federal law. Hitherto, supThe hounc hol<|p nn accusing linger P ig g ly V/igr’ y t i ne s Thursday nfprterso of the measure explained, a towards the senate for failure to pass' ternoops but they believe in giving concern claiming to be co-operative the fertilizer Inhol bill, described by lervlcc and real service Thursday might or might not be in fact. Thera its enthusiasts as the bent bill ever j mornings j*st to keep things moving. B C M » a B « K » B B B « a H n a n o a a « a B B « r a B a * a « R H « « a a n t i a r « m a n a « « « » was no r.latuc requiring it to be cooffered on the subject o f saving the operative, the organization being left f ; n thousands o f dollar.', or rath- Fee the really low prices on nil lines to the mnnngcment. The measure \pr . rotocllnB them In their expend!* o f groceries in tins issue and the won described ns a decided protection |um„ f(H. f ertuirCi% estimated at r.p- Thursday Specials — for Thursday f«»r the genuine co-operative nssocLv i prnvfmnte)y $7,500,000 for Ks am- mornipg, only. F p R S A I.K — tJood boVnu and huekboanl cheap. Sampson James, care Deniile Gall, Fort Reed. 58-3tp tionn but would place n ban nn Undo , corltent. A t present, it .is mid. i: i hot* form t —... under --- 1— *i*---1- • ■ •!- FLO R ID A W E ST F IR S T STRTTETT one lot", 4i...a that did tho — provis­ the fntm er lias no way o f knowing store with dwelling combined' with ions o f the measure. Already appli­ tho ammonia content o f hit fertilizer. cations nro coming in for copies o f The measure which passed the house A. P. Connelly & Sons stork. Would sell.— L. C, Kinnrd. the hill to be used ns a guide in or-, M ^ lho rcnntc c;nk.nd:ir W0Uld 08-1 Itp . Kalafcll.hrd I S M ganixing co-operative associations,,,___ ____. , , L_, l t . .......... i........ FOR S A L E — New boat, trailer, Kuril hnve required thnt tlu1 ammonia con Krai fatale, Loans and Insurance car with all attachments. Also while concerns already in existence tent be itptcifled on the I I the rfcenr (9 101*8 Magnolia Are. complete fishing outfit. See Ned are arranging to rcincorpornto so as same ns now rvquBvd o f phoqihoric Harrison. 58-2tp to come under the terms o f the new add and potash. law. STEWART The Florist FOR S A L K — Baby carriage, in pood The session nlso granted nn annual The lion-e also posited a men arc condition. Bargain. Photic 59. Cat Flowers------------- Floral Designs appropriation o f 515,000 for two by Rcpre rotative Kcnncily d •-igae-t 59-ltp years to enable the Plant Board to to protect tho producer from tli • un­ Annual and Ornamental Tlanta FOR S A L E carry on further experiments in boll scrupulous commission merchant, h I I I Myrtle Are.-----------Phono 260-W Hudson 7-pasaougur, good shape. weevil control. Already enough lias would have requited him to obtain a Cord tires. $309.01). W ill trade. been accomplished in this line to save license from the commis.doner o f ag­ hundreds o f thousands o f dollars, riculture and that official would have SANFORD M A C H IN E supporters o f the measure stated, had the authority*to revoke Midi li­ C O M PA N Y Dodgo delivery with screen body, and the acreage o f cotton Inis been censes when tho commission nu rfine conditk>i\ cord tires. $500. Will virtually doubled on the strength of chant acted in bad faith with tint e General Machine and Boiler j trade. Works tho discoveries already made by the with whom be dealt. This men lire was killed In a senate tunuuitlee. Plant Board in its investigations. C ontractor and Builder ‘ ELTON J. M O U G H TO N LOCAL BUSINESS CONDITIONS Ittj Pa Classified Ads lc a word. No Pa M Ad tsken for less than 2r>e. P* M And positively no Classified Pu Pi Ads chsrged to anyone. Cash Pa Pa must accompany all orders. Pa Pa Count the words and remit Pa * a acordtngly. Irt *•’ Pa * a t o P * P a m P « P ifc ifr iP a SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS ■, t,. ■ 1' j SELLERS COME TO BEE UH- -YO UR BUSINESS A w n in g S h o p Phone 114— 201 8. Main 8 L O U LAN 1)0 . -;- F L O R ID A * M■‘F M P ft N jt fF fin e " P i^ ly all oyEn .the wchrlo A P P R E C IA T E D �5SSWW 3K- THE SANFORD DAILY rf* V • r , , ,, ~ GOLFV B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G o f Sanford, Florida, which said pfanA REALM OF SPORTS I t L . SH IPP, Editor • Florida Stale League Tampa at lakeland. St. Petersburg at Daytona. Braden town at Orlando. Y E S T E R D A Y 'S R E SU LTS START W E S T E R N T R IP W IT H V IC T O R Y CHICAGO, Juno 0.— N ew - York started ita invasion o f the west yester­ day by defeating Chicago 8 to 3. The w ore: New Y o r k ....... .......... 300 001 301— R Chicago ................000 003 000— 3 BASE B A LL ,FOOT B A L L Ba s k e t b a l l T R A P SH OOTING ita "S I SLO CU M 'S C O U N TR Y STO R E " RACE RAM. NEWS G IA N T S W HERE TH E Y P L A Y TODAY Ita FOR THE MOVIE FAN h m h id h M Osborne pulled a big one yesterday. Tliere w ill be n piny given nt the High School Auditorium, Friday night June 8th, fo r the benefit o f the Wom­ an's Missionary. Society o f the Metho­ dist church and the High School A th ­ letic Association. The characters In the play are the' women o f Celery avenue, fo r instanco come nnd see Mr*. O. J. Pope, she is Miss Busybody and Mrs. McKay, she is Postmistress, she learns tho news: if people don't want their cards read why don't they write letters? Prof, Coopor is good, nnd ho does make love so nnturblly. Prof. Mc­ Kay does n college noint; Fred Pope, who is SI, the storekeeper, justice of the peace, also Insurance agent, keeps peace around the store. W o have sev­ eral others all o f which have good parts. Music w ill bo furnished by tho High School orchcstrn. There will be n couple o f readings ami solos. Don’t miss tfiis an it is something worth seeing. G7-3tc The local views o f the Grammar School and High School graduating Florida Rtate League Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 2 exercises made a hit and the Prin­ A t Daytona 4, St. Pcto 2. PITTSB U R G H , June 0 - -Pittsburgh cess was filled to overflowing last A t Orlando 4-G, Uradentown G-2. won from Brooklyn yesterday, 0 to 2. night. A t Lakcland-Tampa, rain. The score: Brooklyn ................. .. 000 000 200— 2 It was a fine picture, much bettor National League Pittsburgh :............... 001 010 OOx— 3 than was expected, ond for the bene­ A t Cincinnati 7, Boston 1. fit o f those who did not see It last A t Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 7, Boston 1 night it will be presented again to­ A t Chicago 3, New York H. C IN C IN N A T I, June 0.— I.uquc day nnd tomorrow. ,__ No othcra achcduled. pitched steadily yesterday and receiv­ / ■ — ed fine support, the Beds easily de­ And the mnln picture tonight will American League feating the Boston Brave*, 7 to 1. The l>e Marshal Nciian'K "M innie" with A t Washington 0, Detroit 3. score: Lentricc Joy Mntt Moore and Ray­ A t New York 7, Chicago fl, (10 in­ Boston ....................... 000 100 000— 1 mond G riffith. ning*). Cincinnati................... 102 010 30x— 7 A t Boston 10, Cleveland 0. The story o f another Cindcrclln who A t Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 10. The Herald delivered aix times YANKS TAKE wrote herself love letters nnd then week for ISc. made them all come true. Sec it with Southern League E X C IT IN G G A M E chuckle, choke nnd cheer. A t Birmingham 0, Atlanta 1. N O T IC E ! FROM W H IT E SOX A t Memphis 4, Mobile 1. Also a comedy. A t Nashville 12, Chattanooga 2. . A L L PE RSO N S ENGAGED IN N E W Y O R K , June (1.— A fte r suf A t Little Bock 0, New Orleans 3. T H E B U S IN E S S O F O PE R A T IN G faring three successive dcfontH the And tonight the honor guests will MOTOR V E H IC L E S FOR H IR E A R E New York Americans resumed their he Forest Gntchel and fam ily and wilt SU BJECT TO A LIC E N S E T A X OF HOW T H E Y S T A N D victorious course, defeating Chicago sec this wonderful picture without $10.00 P E Y Y E A R (o r $3.00 for hnlf National League yesterday in an exciting, hard-fought cost to them, as tho trent's on Os* yea r). This Inw is now in full force Won Lost Pet, ten-inning game by a score o f 7 to fi. Immc, so ho there tonight Forest and nnd license payable at City Clark's o f­ .730 The score: N *w York ........ ... 33 11 bring the family. fice, * Pittsburgh ..... ... 23 10 .568 Chicago ................. non nin 012 2r-0 W. B. W IL L IA M S , Brooklyn .......... ... 24 20 .545 New York ............ 200 100 010 3— 7 Friday and Saturday— Colccn Moore 33-I0tc City Manager. .500 fit. Louis ......... . ... 22 22 In the “ Nnth Commandment.” .488 Cincinnati ........ ... 21 22 j)r t r a it 3, Washington 0 W A S H IN G TO N , Juno- 0.— Detroit n Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa Fi .455 Chicago ........... ... 20 24 .380 defeated Washington yesterday 3 to f-a Roston .............. ... 17 Fa 27 Philadelphia ..... ... -13 30, .302 0. The score: Fa Fa Scaled proposals will lie received by Detroit ..................... D10 210 000—3 the City Commission o f Hanford, F lor­ tat Washington ............. Odd 000 000—0 American Itoagua tat ida. nt their office in the City Hall nt Won Lost PcL Fa Fu Fa Fa Fa Fn f-j Fa Fa Fa or before 3 p. m. Juno 13, 1023, for the Hi. Louis 10, Philadelphia 3 .098 New York ......... .. 30 13 construction o f n Dock and Hont Bur­ .548 P H IL A D E L P H IA , June 0.— St. Philadelphia ...... ... 23 It) Jupiter Pluvlus must have it in for in, containing the following approxi­ .545 Louis defeated Philadelphia here yes­ the Pepper League. Cleveland ........... .. 24 20 mate quantities: .500 terday 10 to 3. The score: 22 Detroit ............... .. 22 2100(1 Cubic yards Hydraulic Band .438 St. Louis 400 032 010— 10 21 St. I^iuis ........... .. 20 \He poured forth in torrents yester­ Fill. 22 .121 Philadelphia . 10 .001 000 200— 3 day ami put a clamp on the DoMolayRoston ............ 1330(1 Lin. Ft. Foundation Piling. 25 .405 Washington . 17 Brotherhood game, just about five 1030 Lin. Ft. Croosotcd Fender P il­ 25 .375 Chicago ............. .. 15 Boston 111, Cleveland li minutes before the game was sched­ ing. BOSTON, June 0.— Boston lilt Uhle uled to start. 20000 Lin. Ft. Palmetto Piling. and Edwards hard yesterday, d efea t-1 Soul hern Assorinllim 7(1000 Pounds Reinforcing Burs, • Won Lost Pel. ing C’levelabd HI to fi. The score: 1730 Cubic yards Concrete. As was announced in Monday's pa .014 Cleveland 200 003 001— 0 Nashville .. 27 17 pox, ..Urn Kirnfe rd Jiuk-puuduut team*. ' 139 Cuhkyuirds IttbOpst jfiBfcrctjh 25 a i s o u rJ T x — 10 New Orleans 28^. .55(1, Do*ton WTirpTn y oITThe Home ilia mood to- Asvhnrs. " ” "WTIPpTny 10 .537 Mobile 22 11000 ft. B. M. Crenjsnted Lumber. morrow afternoon, hut not with Or­ .535 20 Atlanta 23 B U LLD O G S A N D <123 Lin. Ft, 34" Strjrir. lando, ,S orrento coming here instead. l|«l Chattanooga 20 .524 1 brick Manhole. T H E G R O W ER S .50(1 20 . 20 Memphis _____ 4 Mooring Hitt*. And fans will get to sec Roby Lning .429 Birmingham .. 18 24 B R E A K E V E N twirl 2200 I ’ound*;Ca#t Irbn Pins the pill. Roby is one of .San­ .293 20 12 Little Rock ..... 3(H) ft, B. M. (Typrods Lumber. ford's best semi-pro pitchers. Leonard O RLAN D O , June fi.-—A herculean 2000 Pounds 3/4” Bolts. Me Lucas will probably hold down the Florida Stale League swat from Doran's bludgeon which 1400 Pounds Cast Ijprt Washers. Lost Pet. sent the ball over the right field wall receiving end. This team also boasts Won Proposals to he presented in n seal­ .('.(17 won the first game for Uradentown of 11 cracker-jack third Imsehan. We Ifi Orlando 32 ed envelope, endorsed >on tim outside: .578 In re yesterday afternoon 3 to I, ami won't tell his name here, hut you just 10 Lakeland 26 "Bid for Dock nnd Boat Basie," San­ go out to the game and you will nee .455 Green's single in the first 21 .. 2(1 Tampn 4 iunipg, ford, Florida, nnd the name of the bid­ .4GO which sent in Manager Burke with him in action. 23 27 Uradentown . der or bidder*. 22 .449 run No. 2 put the second game on ice 27 Daytona .............. Each proposal must lie accompanied I'lie game will start promptly lit 3 .306 (or tlie Bulldogs fi to 2. The scores: 20 . 10 St. Petersburg by a certified check, made payable at o'clock. Sorrento has a pretty fast First game: sight, to the order o f the City of San­ Standing of Pepper League 000 000 -110— 3 aggregation amt as the Independents ford, Florida, fo r 3 per cent, o f the Itrmlenlown Lost Pet. Orlando Won 010 100 002— 1 are gtcNscd excitement we'll expect to amount o f their hid. ti see 11 s tiff battle. 0 1.000 DeMolny ............ Second game The successful bidder or bidders will 1 .007 Uradentown Bro. St. A. .... 2 ... 000 001 1 - 2 hi required to give n bond equal to 30 o Oviedo won her first game in tho .333 Orlando . m Oviedo ................ ..... 1 ... 230 001 x —« per cent, o f his or their hid, and such Pepper League yesterday. A t the .000 2 Monroe ........... ...... 0 bond to he executed by a surety com­ name lime Monroe lost her second—so St. Pete 1, Daytona 2 pany licensed to do business in the A New York Juror says he spurnD A Y T O N A , June fi.— The Nninls Monroe now occupies thA cellar posi­ Stale of Florida. Said bond to ho ii tlioUHiind-dollar came back yesterday ed an olfer of winning the tion alone. approved by the City Commission. big bribe. Folks may knock the game hero with Daytona -t to 2. The Copies o f the plans anil specifica­ The McFnrlano brothers were O vie­ town, hut it contains few pikers. score: tion* may he seen ut the office o f the M. Petersburg 001 100 020— 4 do's batteries— and by the looks of City Manager, or nt the office of K ID N E Y T R O U B L E BECOMES Daytona 0(H) 020 000— 2 the score they must have caused the Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Plans Monroe butlers to keep the air pretty B BltlO U S and Specification# mny he obtained at breezy by their fanning. "Suffered with severe headache, either office on deposit o f $10.00 H O R N S B Y R E F U SE S backache nnd pains in my leg# nnd which will lie returned if a hid is under my nbuuldcr blade. My kidneys ! TO DISCUSS CA SE Reports from Great Falls, Montana, made. , say that Dempsey was fast and g et­ and bladder were in bad condition. I The City Commissioner# reserve the ST. LO U IS, June fi.— Rogers Horns­ ting faster. We only hope that he'll was weak and nervous nail felt tired right to reject nny or nil bids, or to and wom out. W alking mndn me by yesterday refused to discuss his be still faster when he meets Tommy accept nny hid they deem to he for the short o f breath. Every morning my wife's announced intention to institute Gibbons on July 4th. last interest o f the City. faro and hands were bloated. Medi­ divorce proceedings. He was named W. B. W IL L IA M S , The mayor o f St. Paul, Minn., pre­ cine failed to help my condition and in a court of domestic relations ac­ 3-16-23-30; ;G-G-13c C ity Manager. doctor* advised an operation," write# tion filed recently by John A. lfilic, sented Tommy Gibbons with a rab­ M aggie Nelson, Mossdalc, Fla. "F o r ­ an automobile salesman. Hornsby is bit foot yesterday, said to have been tunately I read about Foley Kidney recuperating from an injury to his killed at midnight in a cemetery. It Pills, tried them and got relief." Bold left knee, and expects to he hack in is in our opinion that Tommy will the Cardinals' lineup in a week. need something more than 11 rabbit everywhere.— Adv. foot when the Fourth o f July conics. Easy Seal Fruit Jars, Pints, Quarts Pure Mucha and Java, Chase & San­ Notice is hereby given that on the born'*, Senate, White Rose, White nnd one-half gallon, rubber rings ami I f a Chinaman gets his govern­ 20th day o f May, A. D. 1023, the City House and Upton's Coffee* nt the parnwax. Heinz's Malt Cider and ment into trouble in order to g e l n Commission o f San'ord. Florida, White .Vinegar.— Popular Market. job, he is a bandit. Over here we Popular Market. I'hone* 210 and 211. adopted u certain resolution requiring 68-2to cull them politicians. 58-2tc Phono 210. the widening, grading and paving with vitrified brick or ether hard sur­ S C H E D U L E F O B FIR ST H A L F P E P P E R L E A G U E face material, tho follow in g streets In the City o f Sunford, Florida, lowit: TO DcM olay Ilrothcrhood St. A. Seminole Alh. J luh Oviedo la ____ f Myrtle Avenue to; width o f 24 June 12 * ,* Muy~25 feel, instead o f 18 fort, us new plan­ July 3 ' June 10 ' READ . May 24 Oviedo .............. ...... ned, from Ninth Street South to Th ir­ July 12 July 10 June 5 teenth Street, June 7 June 14 Iuiurel Avenue to a width o f 24 feet, June 28 >Iay 31 H E R A LD June 2fi Seminole Athletic*,. instead o f Ifi feet a# l|tfw planned, July 10 1 June 21 July 5 from Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street, , v' June 7 June 12 A ll o f said widening, grading nnd May 24 W ANT July 3 Brotherhood St. A... paving to lie done in compliance with June 14 June 28 July 12 complete plaits, specifications, > pro­ June 5 May 31 files and estimatga o f sold propsed June 26 ADS. May 20 . DcMolay ------- improvements now on file in the o f­ June 21 June 10 July 5 fice o f the City Manager o f the City CELERY SEED NOTICE OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT m VTO EC m . r^nrtement of- sold portion " o f Laurel Avenue, widened .‘‘ f/om 10 feet to 24 feet. T li That one-third o f the total cost o f tho C ity o f Sanford, Florida. the Improvement aforesaid shall be Said resolution further provides borne by tho City o f Sanford, F lori­ that one-third o f the cost o f the lin­ da, and shall he paid from the Gcncral Improvement Fund o f the City o f ing o f said streets shald be home by Sanford, Florida, out o f any moneys the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, and available therefor; and tho remaining shall be paid from the General Im ­ two-thirds o f such cost shnil be diaprovement Fund out o f any moneys tributed among the several lots front­ available therefor. ing and abutting on each o f said Said resolution further provides streets or avenuea per front foot in streets, shall bo paid by apccial us sessmenta made and_ levied upon all Iota and lands, joining And contlguous, or bounding nnd abutting opoii such improvements, W IT N E S S my hand ns City Clcu’t nnd the seal o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, on this the 23th day o f May, A. D. 1023. (S E A L ) L. R. P H IL IP S , City Cleric o f Waiif shall'hi- paid'at thi-~TT property owners as f o iW - !0" * fu ll within thirty day, a f t r ' i ^ * scssments shall stand e q ^ C * proved and confirmed, or |B , *► Dual Installments *ith inter*,, . ** rate o f eight per cent per >nn ,l U» and nftcr the time *ait| frw» »hall be finally cqualUMj|^!,,!'*'il* “ fid confirmed; and ' rraT^ BE IT FURTHER RESniVm BE that this resolution is hereby 2 ? ' cd to be an emergency viding fo r the usual dally opentW^ n munuTnnl donn*#***«_! distributed on each o f said streets or avenue*, In a# fallow *; fa-w it: ... .j and adoption. GAdopt^l this 20th day of j,. - . ■ -, i J). -1023. M>T’ *■ To Increase In pddth o f paVemont on M yrtle Avenue FORREST U K F from Ninth Street South to , S. O. CHASE, Thirteenth Street, from 18 • • ‘ C- J, MARSHALL, feet to 24 feet ............. _...$2,873.34 * ‘ly ( °ntmi#sion of T o increase in width o f pave­ ... . Sanford, n oridt A ttest: ment on Laurel Avenue L .R . r n iL H 'S , (seal, from Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street, from 16 City Clerk. 30-ltc Sanford, Fla. feet to 24 feet .......... .......$5,080.67 Thereupon Commissioner S 0 Thnt two-third* o f the expense o f Chase moved thnt the rules be the improvements aforesaid, 'in the ed nnd said Resolution he placed upon widening and paving o f tho aforesaid it# second rending nnd final pzi-if, streets and avenues shall he paid by which motion wn# seconded by f*a special assessments made nnd levied mlssioner C. J. Marshall and u m i P R E L IM IN A R Y R E S O LU TIO N R E ­ upon nil lots and lands adjoining hnd mously passed. Said Resolution * u Q U IR IN G THE W ID E N IN G , contiguous, or bounding and abutting then placed upon its ferond rc*diD. G R A D IN G AND P A V IN G OF upon such improvement. nnd rend by title only on this 20th d*» M Y R T L E A V E N U E TO A W ID TH That tho special assessments' o f May, A. D. 11)23, whereupon ComOF 24 FE E T, IN S T E A D OF 18 against the property deemed to be missioncr Chase moved its adoption. FEET, AS NOW P L A N N E D , Lcnofittcd by said improvement pro­ This motion was seconded by (;eBS, FROM N IN T H S T R E E T SO U TH , vided fo r by this resolution, shall he mlssioner C. J. Marshall and upon TO T H IR T E E N T H S TR E E T, A N D assessed upon the properly specially vote the same was unanimously pm. R E Q U IR IN G TH E W ID E N IN G , in cd as follows: G R A D IN G AND P A V IN G OF henefilted by tho improvement proportion to the benefits to be de­ FORREST LAKE, L A U R E L A V E N U E TO A W ID TH rived therefrom, such special benefits Commissioner, O F 24 FE E T, IN S T E A D OF 1G to he determined nnd prorated accord­ S. O. CHASE. F E E T, AS NO W P L A N N E D , ing to the foot frontage o f the respec­ . Commissions, FROM S IX T H S T R E E T SOUTH tive properties specially benefitted by C. J. .MARSHALL, TO T H IR T E E N T H STRE ET. suid improvement. Commissioner. W H E R E A S , Heretofore, appropri­ Thnt special assessments made A ttest: ate proceedings have been had, pro­ against, property hounding and abut­ I.. R. P H IL IP S , (SEAL) viding for tho grading nnd paving o f ting upon the improvements aforeCity Clerk, 59-ltt Myrtle Avenue a width o f 24 feet from Fourth Street South to Ninth Street, and a width o f 18 feet from A C H E E R F U L W E LCO M E A W A IT S YOU Ninth Street South to Thirteenth Street; and fo r the grading and pav­ ing o f Laurel Avenue a width o f 1G fe el from Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street, nnd W H E R E A S, it in now deemed ad­ visable that Myrtle Avenue should he M IA M I, paved to a width o f 24 feet from FLA. Ninth Street South to. Thirteenth Street, and Laurel Avenue should he paved to n width o f 24 feet from (IM I Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street, T H E R E F O R E , B E .IT RESOLVED, E U R O P E A N P L A N . O PE N A L L T H E YEAR. lliat the City Commission o f the City C O RN ER B U ILD IN G . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. o f Sanford, Florida, deem# it arlvis bUtleri to the improvement n,,<W t. from ^ PlW hg <flf Myrtle Avcnuo D tlltr Than a M a lla rd P la th r Ninth Stroct South to Thirteenth For Cough* and Cold*, Head-* Street a width o f 18 feet, that said ache*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism pavement should he increased to a and A ll Acne* and Pain* width o f 21 feet, and deem it further ALL DRUGGISTS advisable that the width o f the pave­ 35c and 65c, jar* and tubes ment to he constructed on Laurel A ve­ Hospital size, $ 3.00 nue ns heretofore authorized should be increased to n width o f 21 feet in­ stead o f 10 feet, us now provided, and HE IT F U R T H E R RESOLVED, thnt Myrtle Avenue shall he paved with vitrified brick or other hard sur­ face material from Ninth Street South to Thirteenth Street to a width of 2 i feet, instead o f to a width of 18 feet ns heretofore authorized, and Laurel Avenue ahull he paved with vitrified brick or other hard surfuec material from Sixth Street South to Thirteenth Street to a width o f 21 feet, instead o f to a width o f IG feet One 20-ncre or two ton-aero tracts for Bale. Improved lands as heretofore uuthrized; nil o f said with nil neccM.sary building?. Snve nil,commissions by buy­ widening, improving, grading ami ing direct from owner. paving shall be done in compliance with the estimates fo r said work of N o Trouble to Show Whut \Vc Have widening and puving each o f said streets, as indicated by complete ALSO F IN E S T IIU IL D IN G LOTS ON SANFORD IIK I«H T S plans, specifications, profile# and es­ A L L ON E A S Y P A Y M E N T S timates o f said proposed improve­ ments now on file in the office o f the City Manager o f the City of San­ ford, Florida, which said plans, speci­ fications, profiles nnd estimates have been heretofore approved by the City Commission and constitute the plans PH O N E 400 and specifications fo r said widening and paving, nnd this Commission here­ by declares the necessity for the wid­ ening nnd the paving o f each o f said streets and avenues, and further de­ clare this resolution to be an emergen­ cy measure providing fo r the usual operation of a municipal department. The City Commission is hereby au­ thorized to expend fo r widening the pavement on each o f suid streets nnd avenues, the following sum* o f money, payable out of any money avail­ able therefor, tu-w1t: When the expert put his O. K . on the O A K L A N D car *,c To total cost o f increaso in it there with full knowledge o f ita significance. The cri width o f > p^Vvotent'' on eyes o f tho expert admired and immediately advocate i Myrtle Avcnuo from 'N in th Street South to Thirteenth principles. Its reading comfort, ita speed lines and it* ^ Street, from 18 feet to 21 imum response at minimum gas consumption feet .... ...to. $4,310.00 suitable ear for every purpose. Y O U W I L L L1KL which anid num is the total O A K L A N D as thousands o f others have liked it without estimated cost of the im­ provement o f suid portion ception. o f M yrtle Avenue, widened' from 18 feet to 24 feet. To total cost o f increase in width o f pavement on Laurel Avenue from Sixth Oak Avenue and Third Street Street Sobth to Thirteenth Street, from 16 feet to 24 ------------------------------ SANFO RD , FLORIDA feet ....J....... .— --------$7,630.00 PH O N E 17which said sunt is the total estimated coat o f the im- RESOLUTION NO. 88 H O TEL TSLME Improved FARM LANDS W . SPEN CER K e n t V u lc a n iz in g Com pany �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1923 r a i s i n g t h e F a n M Iy / --------- "—\ ( HOVJ A V vjh ax? I sudden S V ? < ^ f~ N W B S L V ^ B y g p W j i a ^ 5< » w , \ W&OM6 - uiilH THE 3 M H E B # « r B 9 6 v ^ i \ <s w * , g m to p BOLI.ES, Secretary of the Florida llannna Growers* Association June, July nnd August nre the best months to plant Imnanas. They nre umful ns well ns ornamental, creat­ ing a beautiful, luxuriant tropical offict, as fu ras scenery i* concerned, md by attention to a few simple rules they will yield largo hunches of fine fruit far your table. They can be Clown anywhere in South Florida commercially, and every family can prow its own. Every yard should have a half dozen plants, or more, ac­ cording to the space available. Ban­ anas nre almost free from disease, ami very little trouble to grow. Almost any kind of soil will do, if JOU can keep it most but not wet. Ba­ nanas need drainage and they ?nn be dimmed the same ns other plants, but they can stand more moisture thnn most other kinds of, fruit trees. They prefer a soil with plenty o f hu­ mus. or decayed vegetable matter, which can l>e piled on the roots ns thick in you euro to put it. This will deray and nuike^tpofe fiumus in the soil. The dead grass, or mulch, keeps the coots cool in summer and warm in winter. Vuu cun put on all the stable nnd poultry manure you can get. The hinaim is the hog of the vegetable kingdom. The plant will cat nil you fan give it, and lie ready for more. When planting, dig the holes for each root lni'ge enough to give the feeder roots a chance to develop nnd spread out. The Indus should be about two fe.-t six inches in size every wny. Put about half manure ami half top toil mixed buck into the hole, set the root just below the surface, put on the bottom soil, and then pour oh »U>ul half a pail of venter. The holes can lx- eight feet apart, and should le at lea t four or five foot inside of yuur line fence, for the leaves will Latest reports from statevicc-pres_______ i'b-nt, Miss Lucy Belle Uailey, Miami, who ii registration manager fo r the convention, give assurance of the goal i'f 1.000 registrations being reached l» fore the prning of the convention. •s i* districts, Pensacola, Daytona, Ml* *nii (outside the city o f Miami), Southsestern, Polk anil Hillsborough, t*" Well as the city of Miami, have passed their goal. Cars are still being listed for the motorcade to Miami, nearly 100 now planning to Join along the way. Cars c«vr Lakeland at ? .. m. Thursdoy, Jnando at 0:30 and Sanford at 10:30 **' the northern and east “ *«st cars at New Smyrna at 12 M, is saving Extend out that distance to it. A tight board fence does no harm, making shade for the roots, which they en­ joy. 1 hnvc the Cavendish and the Hart (o r ladyfinger) growing on my place at Oldsmar, nnd experience proves they are excellent fruit producers nnd healthy growers. 1 also have a num­ ber o f other varieties, including our old friend, the Orinoco, or horse ba­ nana ns it is sometimes called; I am fully satisfied that the first two men­ tioned are tho best for South Florida. About -100 plants are needed for one acre, nnd they should hear fruit li! nnd IS rponths ngter being set out, which is quick action. It is possible to make ns high as $11)0 to $1,200 per acre after the second year if handled right. Hannnns are so nearly free front diseases, they nre attractive to people who don't want to spend so much time and money spraying. It will be years before we grow enough to supply our home markets, because so many million bunches are import­ ed. I had* a letter yesterday from a man in Texas, an experienced farmer, who is wiling, out in Texns, nnd mov­ ing to South Florida, to grow bananas. The acreage in our state has been doubled in tlie Inst six months, and yet the home demands ure very much greater than the home supply. The best soil for a commercial bnhann plantation is muck, or dark sandy loam of the flntwoods; both must lie ditched and drained, i f you nre beside n lake or creek, or have a well for irrigation during dry spring weather, all the belter, for your crop will Ik* earlier and larger, on account o f getting sufficient water to hurry it along. It is difficult in u short article like this to cover the entire* subject of hannnu growing. I have tried to give u few facts which will he helpful. OKI.ANIM) MINIHTF.lt State K ndeavorers DENOUNCES ACTIO N BY Close Y e a r o f E x c e p ­ T11E LE G IS L A TU R E tional A c tiv ity The Florida Christian Endeavor I'riion approaches the annual conven­ tion, wliiih is to Inf held thi s Week ill Miami In-ginning Friday afternoon, with a year's record of work excelling of the thirty.five yenrs o f the date union's organization. Aside from lb.* regular six iety w ork, which has U-en pushed vigorously, in the variety ‘ f its activities and the resulting widely extended scope of helpfulness, I loridn easily leads thu Dixie group "f states again in all round well plannul, w, ll directed, result bringing e f­ fort. ORLANDO, Fin., June 5.— A t the conclusion o f commencement exercis­ es here Sunday night at the Memorial high school building, Dr. \V. A. Coop­ er, paBtor o f the First Methodist church took the floor nnd made a stir­ ring denunciation o f the resolution recently passed by the st#te legisla­ ture prohibiting the teaching o f the Bible in the public schools. “ Can you imagine a faction that would have such a resolution ait that passed by our legislature?” the min­ ister asked. A motion was put forward asking that “ this Christian congregation nnd community go on record ns opposing such n resolution," and wns uaninlmously carried by tho packed house. POSSE B E LIE V E D TO H A V E CORNERED MAN W A N T E D FOR MURDER You w ill be amazed fo sou how llto use of " B u l l " D urham tobacco will cut down tho cost of your tm oklng. Romombor, " B u l l " gives you BO clgarottea ol tho best flavor and quality for 10 conts. This m oans easily a savin g lor tho averago sm oker of from 31 to 31.50 a w eek- 3 5 2 to 3 7 B a year. Sevcnty-nlno dollars will buy lota of things. A r.:dlo set, a talking machine, a very fine oui! of olothes, u set of tires, tho first fifteen payments on n Ford, a good-slzod Insurance policy. tlnrd to roll your o w n ? Not really. Qlve ycurcoSI a chance to loarn, this way i C a rry a sa ck of "B u lF 'In your pocket all tho tlm o,as woll a s your regular cigarettes. Every Hmo you think of nm oklng a cigarette pull out your sock of " B u l l " and try roiling ono. By tho time ycu’vo used tho sack you ought to bo a fair producer. And you'll certainly bo a oonvort to tho mild, delightful flavor of " B u ll" Durham tobacco. IRO N C IT Y , Ga.f June 5.— Reports received here from Spring Creek, aix or aeven miles aouth of here on tho line between 'Seminole and Decatur counties, are to the effect that Silaa Paramore, negro, who early Sunday morning shot and killed 1.' J. W il­ liams, town marshal o f Iron City, had bora located In Spring Creek awampa , ™ * 25 rninu<* »U>p will be made nnd that a posse o f about 100 men 7 lunrh' Fort Pierce is, as usual, was preparing to effect hla capture , * the unusual by way of provid­ if possible. er for the entertainment o f the En•cavort*,. f „ r the night. Leaving Ft. When Chicago finishes trying haxirrct* at 7:50 Friday morning the ers fo r manslaughter, she can re­ "Oturrade wlU rc» ‘ h Miami at 1 p. sume her scolding o f uncouth sec­ '* bo decorated, and tions that have lynchinga. Now try it your self and write us your experience ““ * h° k,"°* Uie publicity methods haractenstic of State President Karl loctual and social helpfulness has been ^hm.nn, Orlando, and Robert Green, arranged, and with the natural a t­ dinfctor. * • » bank tractions o f tho convention city o f Mithr,llian Endeavor will get oml, there is every assurance o f ful­ <m thmt »* * • «* < * • fillment o f the promise! V**,n °rt*ndo and Miami. "F lorid a ’s Greatest Convention, Mi­ $ program rich in spiritual. Intel- ami, June B -1L" on i son, Fisher- O tv y o s l T h o w h o le In ciden t w a s as fu n n y a s a c ru tc h to Pn 1u With each package V©u receive a book of 2 4 leaves ol -tho'finest cigarette paper In the work!. 3 r& ic e < r Q m H U h A v e . N e w Y o r k 'O t y � 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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' - - - - - ■■ VETERANS WILL COMBINE FOR THE NEXT CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS FUTURE PLANS OF RUHR DISTRICT -• - GEORGE GOULD LEAVES ESTATE OF 36 MILLIONS _ Reproduced in Front of White JUMPS FROM EIGHTH STORY OF French Byrla to -return but Ismet re­ * ■■■ -mmm • Panels Being Tried nt Lake City, FROM attack of SKVKRAL I.OUSANNE, June B—The Britllah, fused Units* t thoir • good intentions H oumc A ttracts Much A tten­ BUILDING, INSTANTLY French nnd Italian governments hav-i SPECIAL TRAIN ON THE,GRAND Judge McMullen is 1IUNDKKI) PEOPLE IN tion nnd Praise ing approved the formula for judicial could, be established. Mr. Grew had KILLED TRUNK RAILROAD 18 NEW YORK. Presiding guarantees relating to foreign resi­ several .talk* with Ismet on tho sub­ ( H r Ttk» A M a r t a IF * I ' r r a a I DERAILED ID * T h e A a* « rlatr* P re a a) dents in Turkey, tho Near East con­ ject afterwards, and, the Turkish WASHINGTON, June 6.—Penn­ lit/ The Am m U M Prewai 1 nr t *» A«*«ut»a ij H i t PHILADELPHIA, June B.—Arriv­ sylvania avenue, tho scene of many NEW YORK, Juno 6,—A lone po­ ference last night accepted it formal­ leader assured him that tho docision LAKE CITY, FI*., June 5,—Counsel (Hr The A»a«clnle* Press) ing nt her place of employment three historic pageants, probably never concerning the Armenians would be DURAND, Mich., June B— Five per­ for both the atate and defense here liceman, with drawn pistol, held back ly, and Turkey will mnko a public hours before the usual time, Miss presented a more colorful picture interpreted liberally nnd thnt those sons were killed and about forty memdeclaration agreeing to appoint four several hundred persona in order to today were arguing a motion by the dr frase for a continoaacc of ahty to enable .William Mooney,n surface enr foreign advisers without interfering who would nblde by the Inw would Ikth of various Knight Templars Laura Pspl, stenographer, jumped than it-did as twenty thousand alacly daya In the trial of Walter motorman, to flco from nn upper with the functions of the magistrates. (to permitted to return to their homes Commnfldcrlea of Western Michigan from the eighth floor of n Chestnut nobles of tho Mystic Shrine marched • were Injured when a speclnl train on street office building today nnd wns over Its two miles of "burning sands" Higginbotham, conrlrt whipping boa*, East Sido •crowd which hsd stoned The advisers'will be authorized to in Turkey. the Grand Trunk rnilrond wns derailed instantly killed, according to n police from the rapitol to Washington Cir­ follow all cases and make recommen­ charged with murder in connection the car after it hnd killed it bnliy two miles west of hero this morning. report. ‘A building employe snw her cle. As tho procession passed through dations to the Turkish ministry of with the death of Martin Taber!, of The mother shouted thnt Money’s The train wns made up at Grand Rap­ arrive, sit down nt n typewriter, then the "Garden of Allah," reproduced in North Dakota. The defenae In neck- carelessness was responsible for tho justice; they will receive cornplnints o( lhe w h,|# , IoUM ,t rc. ids nnd wns cnrrylng Knlgijt Temp- raise a window and climb out. A "hoot j ^ lag a contlnnonce on the ground that tragedy. Under the policoninn’n pro- nnd' must be informed promptly of of pnpc per was found In the typewriter v|cwcd by Prc#ldent NoWo Warren inrs to their state convention In Flint. It haa not been able to obtain witnenn- tectlon Mooney escaped through one nil arrests nnd domiciliary searches. Two of the dend ore' trainmen nnd with tho words "Forgive me." Mem­ G. Minding nnd Imperial Potenato m and stated that the state of Florida of tho broken windows nnd sought In deference to Turkish susceptibili­ one a newsboy. Two bodies still arc bers of her fnmily snid she hnd re­ George McCnndless and' his Divan. ties the allies have ngreed thnt there and Georgia and a* far north an North refuge In n car barn two blocks cently been under the care of a nurse. The parade wns one of four planned homin.'d In the wreckage. shall be no special mention of. for­ Carolina had been combed for them away. eigners in the declaration which ap­ for the forty-ninth annual conven­ eithout fturrfna. Many wltnennen for RECOGNIZES THREE CHILDREN plies to all residents in Turkey. tion of tho Shriners which got under the defense arrived here today from Airtight Booze BORN OUT OF WED­ way today and which was designated Cross City and Shamrock, the latter The allies originally wanted the LOCK Orders Issued ns a big spectacle of tho gathering a logging camp city of the Putnam ndvisers to have the power of veto in of nobles nnd it proved all of that. Company. Among these were Dr. T. connection with the nrrest of foreign­ From Treasury d i r T h e A a s a r l a l r * I 'r r a a ) Capers Jonrr, lumber camp phyalcian, ers, but Isinct Pasha insisted that All yesterday, and far Into the TOMS RIVER, N. J., June B.—In oho is looked upon by both sides as the declaration ns a spontaneous net the will of (ie°rire Jay Gould filed for SHIP MOTOR night, Pennsylvania avenue waa a LID GOES ON the most important witness in the o fthe Turkish government showed probate In tho Ocean county court confusion of noise, and color as each . JUNE 10—EMBARRASS­ how fnr Turkey was prepared to go yesterday, bequeatlng nn cstnte esti­ arriving delegation marched to itn rsae. MENT FORESEEN. AND WORK OUT PLANS FOR hendqunrters behind tho band. TyplFRENCH AND BELGIUM WILL to insure justice; she was doing it mated'nt $30,000,000 to ids widow nmi for her own- sake, as well ns for for­ ten children, Mr. Gould mode public LAKE CITY, June fi.—A motion cnl Washington summer weather FAVORABLE REMEDIAL GET TOGETHER ON ALL WASHINGTON, June B. — The eigners and was not according to for­ for continuance of the trinl of Walter' greeted the visitors and the marcher* LAWS. QUESTIONS acknowledgment for the first time treasury tossed on the Intcrnntionnl Higginbotham, convict whipping boss eigners any special rights. found tho wide expanse of asphalt on thnt he was tho father of George Sin- doorstep Sunday night its new regutho famous thoroughfare gavo back for from sixty to ninety, days was iW l f d I'r r a a ) ( H r T S r A f t s o r l a f r * l*r**»> Joseph C. Grew, the American rep­ rlnlr Gould, Jane Sinclair Gould nnd |ntl«ns carrying out the supreme ( I I * T h r. A u i i____ BRUSSELS, June B.—The Franco resentative, then nroso nnd said he ITON.JpSirmi p.—Ugla 5.—I WASIIINGTOfWp&no n heat akin to that of the "burning , made by counsel for defense lie fore Guinivcrc Gould born to his second court decision bnrrinp nil beverage Inlive program im in^chalf in^ehalf of dii disabled tbc Turkish declaration was wife, Mrs. Gulnlvcro Sinclair Gould. Judge M. A. McMullin here today. Uclginn conversations here tomorrow sands" of n desert. liquors from tcrritorinl waters of the war veterans will be drawn up by Court was recessed until tomorrow will begin with tho examination nnd intended to inspire confidence in the The day’s arrlvnls Included tho Mr. Gould married Guinivcrc Sin­ United States after 12:01 a. m„ Juno morning to allow the defense to draw discussion of the technical memoran­ ability of Turkey to administer Jus­ clair, an English actress after the 10. No loopholes have been loft, ac­ representatives of the Veterans’ Bu­ automobile earavnn from California. reau nnd nntionnl orgnnlxntlons of There were some BOO car* In tho lino, da communicated by the Belgian gov­ tice and secure to foreign citlxon* up its motion in proper form. denth of his first wife, Edith King- cording to a treasury spokesman, ami Iligginliolhain is charged with flrot ernment to tho French last week. The and companies the fundamental don Gould, alao nn actress and known the court’s recent construction of tho former service men for presentation hut there remained only a few of nt the next congress, It wns an­ those thnt started from tho Golden degree miifdtr" growing o u t'd f the second'parl of Agenda «6Uls With tho rights pnjoyed under the best mod­ ns one of the most bonutiful women dry Inw will be rigidly npplled. nounced by disabled American vet­ death of Marlin Tnbert, 'North Da­ administration of the Ruhr nnd the ern systems of other countries. Ho in America, by whom ho hnd seven Having failed to find any way by erans of the world wars. After' n Gale, n month ago. Western mud definite organization of customs, the kota. Tabcrt died while serving n had halted many of the original start­ wns glad thnt Ismet hnd seen fit to children. Although tho three children which conflict with foreign laws convict sentence in n county log camp irsuc of n special form of currency, specify some of the, mensures which of hit# second wife, whoso father Mr. could In- avoided, the trensury,based conference with the voternns’ bureau ers, but as they enme east, tho Cali­ offirinls decision wns rcnchod to have of the Putnam Lumber company, nt measures for provisioning the occu­ Turkey planned to introduce. Gould acknowledged himself to bo in its new ship liquor rules on a literal one Spanish war veteran, two repro­ fornians were Joined by Nobles (from tiara. Fla., nt which place Higgin­ pied regions nnd development under many points in the middle west. Mr. Grew continued: "I venture to his will, nrc excluded from inheriting reading of the court’s opinion «nd, each of the Amorican botham was employed ns the "wrip- Frnnco-Belginn direction of system of add one general observation thnt the their father’s share in the original Pennsylvania avenue wns a niecea Veteran* of Foreign Wars, accountancy for the Rhlnclnnd rail­ really important consider^ion is tho Jny Gould trust, they nrc provided for prepared to let come what may. It* ping boss." for many of tho shrine hosts, during only hope of alleviating a situation, Disabled * American Veterans and The state contends thnt Tabcrt roads in connection with the division largeness of the spirit in which the ill two trusts set up for their benefit. which most offirinls agree will be the day, but for ns many more, it was died following an excessive whipping of stocks of coal and other products. entire Judicial system of Turkey Is Their exclusion from sharing in the embarrassing to international com­ Veterans’ Bureau to work out plans n day of sightseeing, with corridor* for remedial laws needed for dis­ sdimnistcrcd by lligginhothnm nnd to be administered in the future. I Jny Gould trust is brought nbout by merce, wns said to IU' ill remedial legof public buildings crowded. abled soldiers. havo summoned witnesses to show BAND CONCERT . um sure that no one realises more the legal definition of the term ’"law­ iHnltinn from tho next congress. President Harding, himself a noble, that from one hundred nnd nineteen than Ismet Pasha that it is time in Except for the exemption granted ful issue." lmd lhe entire first floor of the White AT CENTRAL PARK the interest of Turkey itself to in­ By the terms of the will, the lute medieinUl liquors, the usuul immunity Ocoee-Winter lashes were given this youth. The It,limn thrown o|ym to the Shriners, defense admits the flogging of the and the executive offices, lobbies and Garden Koads If the rain will let up nnd give Ed­ terpret the terms of tho declaration Mr. Gould’s shnre in'his father’s es­ accorded diplomats nnd the privileges youth but contends thnt only ten or in the most libernl spirit. On the tate is distributed equally among the allowed foreign vessels of war the famous Green and Red rooms gar Hull a chance tho following pro­ Bad Condition the eleven licks were struck nnd that the administration of justice within h*r seven children of his first marrlnge.to r e g u l a ti o n s p e r m i t of no inbound W o to open during inoxt of the day. primary enusc of his death was gram will l»e rrndcrrd tonight by tho territories, more perhaps thnn on Edith Kingdon Gould, Kingdun Gould, passage of alcoholic beverage*. Con­ Beginning with that of Imperial All persons trnvollng to Ocoee, pneumonia with a coda! disease com­ Municjj>al Band nt Ccntfal Park: any other factor, will depend the Marjorie Gould Drexol, Jny Gould, sideration is given, however, to ships Potentate Georgo S. McCandleaa, of March-^-Wny Down South . Chamber* plication. __ ’J economic futuro of Turkey and tho Vivien Decies, George Jny Gould, Jr., forced, b>' the extremity of distress Winter Garden and westward are Honolulu, early in the day, thero were Selection from Martha...Von Klotow The whipping boss was scheduled friendly. relations with other coun­ Edith Gould" Wainwright and Gloria to put Into an American harbor. But warned thnt the rond la now practical­ ninny pilgrimages to Mount Vernon. to go on trial yesterday morning. Patrol of tho Dutch ...Harry RestorlT tries." even ouch vessel, if they have liquor ly Impassnble nnd should go by the The Imperial Potentate and hla divan, Gould. Absence of leading counsel for the Popular Songs of *23: A trust fund of $4,000,000 is creat­ aboard, must show that tho necessity way of Apopka-Clarcona .according were welcomed by Governor Trlnkle The second distinctive feature of (a) I’m Just Wild About Harry to advice from A. I.. Wright, head of defense delayed the proceeding* un­ last night’s seision was Turkey’* an­ ed for the use of Mrs. Gulnlvere Gould was grave nnd "the proof must be the county road department. Mr. of Virginia, and his atAff. and after a ................................Sissle til yesterday afternoon. The defense Armenians now during her life time and is to be di­ convincing,’ ’after which they will Wright nay* that they huve left off formal exchango of greeting*, the (b) F a t e .................. -u- Uynm Gay nouncement that during the afternoon fought hard to outside of Turkey would not be al­ vided among her children in the event be required to give bond for faith­ work •on the Ocoee end of the road shrincra laid a wreath on Washing­ Intermission keep from going to trial, brat pro­ ful observance of the AmVwcan dry lowed to return unless able to prove of her denth without n will. nnd hnve stnrted westward at the ton's tomb. testing that this court was without .March—Waidmere...... ,Vr..,F,‘ II. Losey to tho satisfaction of the authorities The residuary estate estimated nt law. . Incidental to the gathering of the Song Solo—Therc’o Silver in Your jurisdiction, which was overruled, $16,000,000 is left to the executors to Concerning the hope among for­ Patrick settlement in order that they shrincra, President Harding dedicated Hair ......................... U Wright that they intended to * accept the might use the old road for hauling following lengthy arguments. A mo­ Turkish regime and live as good cil- lie divided In ten equal parts, a share eign maritime powers of relief front mnterlnls, nnd that the detour there, the zero milestone South of the tion then wa:i made for tho contin­ Overture—A I’rjnco Thero Wat..... going to each of the children by both what Is regarded ns one of the most While House, nnd n reproduction of ___________»._•.:.* K. L. King itens. Ismet raid it was imperative uance but not being presented in drastic interpretations ever given by while short, has been made no soft the boyhood home of John Howard marriages. to cxrludfi persons who hnd caused Charattfcrtatic Parade of the Woodby the recent ruins thnt motorists p»o|*r form, the court rrcessed tmtho- supreme court, some treasury Payne, author of "Home, Sweet Leon Jcsscl troi/ble in the paut and suspected til tomorrow. The defense contends • rn Soldier Three million young oysters are to officials felt Sunday night thnt con­ will hnve difficulty In getting Home," which hna been erected In evil-doers. through. it haa not hnd time to prepare its General Pcllc, the French high be planted in the bays nnd sounds gress might find a way of circum­ Hutton Construction Company have Hy going north on the Apopka road Sherman Square, near the executive raw? because of the short notice of North Carolina by the fisheries venting the Import deadline. Others commissioner pleaded for the right as far as the railroad crossing at grounds in connection with "Better tU rtcd grading Thirteenth street. given and today, according to coun­ were convinced that tho barred tone of 100,000 Armenians at present In commission of thst state. Lockhart and then over to Clarcona, Homes Week." sel, will show that it will lie impos­ wan due to rcmnln until a change was one will have a fairly good road all sible to procure neveral important aakl he prepared- the "badly bruised made in the eighteenth amendment. the way, as tire road is either brick STATE CONVENTION and lacerated body" for burial after witnesses. In this connection it was pointed AMERICAN LEGION or clay with the exception of the atrip Within the last three week*' Hig­ witnessing fhe- whipping and Glen out by the latter that the decision of J U N E 14, F L A G D A Y between lx>ckhart and Clarcona. ginbotham ha* faced three judges. Thompson, a former convict who re­ the supreme court was based funda­ Mr. Wright also aaid that the road At Cross City, Dixie county, Judge ported Tabari'* deatj»' following his mentally on tho sweeping provisions PENSACOLA, Fla., Jane S-—An between Ocoee and Apopka waa un­ Mallory K. Home wan disqualified by release from the convict camp, and * Now that the dolcc far piento days have come we do not ■■ of the amendment rather than on the der ronetructlon but that work had American flag will Hy from over the defense on the grounds of alleged which {rsultcd In lhe Investigation * want to let ouraclvea be lured entirely away from buaineaa and ■■ enforcement act and that tho court started at tho Apopka end and on* half of tho home* of Penaaeola when prejudice. Judge Campbell was as­ b y 'th e Florida legislature and then held, regardless whether liquor fof , A. . , t , ... ^ beverage uses was being Imported, would have no difficulty between the state convention of the American signed to the ease and a week later attempt* to plaete Higginbotham on ta clly building. la There is only one way to build a city and that la By letting Clarcona and Ocoee.—Orlando Sen­ legion open* here June 14, for three at Cross City, he sustained a motion trial at Oroaa City and Jhla place. ita being carried for any #auch pur­ »* other people know about it; Just as one builds up any buaineaa, day*. . , . by the state for a change of venue - The defense's principal witness will pose within tho three mile limit con­ tinel. by advertising it to the world. * Major Noel. Galnea, of Kentucky, <>n Ike grounds that .a fair and im­ be Dr. T. Caper* Jooea, camp phy­ ** stituted transportation which la apoc| | cre u what The Fourth Estate has to say on city buildfounder of the National Flag move­ partial trial could not be obtained sician Ipr the Putnam Lumber com­ fically forbidden by tho amandmeot. ment, head* a campaign under aus­ •a ing, and It la well worth rcadlpg: . * of the United State* the ban is op­ there. pany. He told the investigating com­ Legislation to relievo the situation * Have you ateppod to think:. . • , _ pice* of the l’enaacola Po«t to pl»*« erative. mittee be attended Tabert two dajra Judgo McMullen, who halls from from tho foreign viewpoint, It was W That the City that get* the Publicity, get* the Buaineaa T tho National Insignia In aach home. Although the Washington diplo­ Clearwater, Fla., wax assigned by before be died and death was due to contended, could scarcely bo other Ka That the City that gets the advertising grows? Figures ahow that over 2,000 Ia-glon Governor Hardee to try tho case her*. pneumonia with a social dbcase com­ than in contravention of tho con­ matic representatives of the mari­ That advertising properly done is worth It* weight In gold? men, expected for the atata Jubilee, time power* have been in frequent State witnesses from all section* plication. He stptcd he made out a stitution and, therefore, Invalid. * That advertising a city iff buaineaa, not Child’* play? ..111 see thousands of flag* unfurled, conjugation for aevgral week* In of Florida 'and many from Georgia borial permit, making It ready for Aa regards the exemption* accord­ « That people will go mile* to a good,Uve,City to trade? from home*, buxines* places and pub­ were here today. They number ap­ general prlnclplaa that death was due ta ed, tho regulations have set down re­ connection with the liquor question That lhe property wUl Increase In value when the oulaldo lic buildings. proximately fifty, some of them be­ primarily to pneumonia with mastriction* that requires permit* and and have acted concurrently, they ■ ■■e«l ■11 1** • • ing former eonvicts and convict ItrU! complication!. On «»cerUln- ta world knows your City 1* wide awake? reports of a character and quantity have a t the same time preaentod ta That people from neighboring town* will coma whore thero EX-CONGRESSMAN DEAD. their view* separately to the atat* guards who served with Tabert and lag from tho atata health department aulTiccnt tv give the guvomment a la aomothlng doing? !>. i . . . . . Higginbotham at the logging camp that no burial permit bad been filed ta complete check on all liquor thus department and any action which ta That now la the time your city and buaineaa need* adverKNOXVILLE, Tenm, Jun# S-John of the Putnam Lumber company. and that tha atata had no official brought into the barred cone or land­ may follow application through the C. lloock, former congressman from ta tiling more than evar before?,? , . . Among them are Nina Bell, a for­ record .of Tabcrt’* death, the Invm- ta ed on American soil.4 Provision has ttcaiury regulations ta likewise ex That if you don’t get out and g » after the outside Trade the second Tannaaaee district. UUr pectcd to be Uken Individually. mer guard, who told the joint legis­ tlgating committee requested in a been made, however, that the aeixta aome neighboring City will! j t r< •• • . . , senator in Tannaaaaa legislature, died It la not believed that these coun­ lative committee investigating re­ drastic resolution that the atata urea directed and the fines allowed to .t That if they do they will get the buaineaa you ahould get?— here tonight after an IMaeaa of a*V« tries jron tern plat* % at present any ported convict brutalltlea in Florida board of medical txaminer* place Dr. ta bo Imposed may not apply to vessels i 'UM , at Tallahassee, be counted one hun- Jones on trial *o that the medical ta renpac°l* New*. which bav* left a foreign port j>r(or £pt^(£ttory action In their own! porta eral »v A *(I) n V ■ . d«ed and nineteen |k k i given Tnbert fraternity could be “purged” of An to June l o l m f whtch*>*acfi a port Igainat American tassels. t a tma ’mM mB r~f c :i t ' L i . Higginbotham; A. B. Shiver*, who unworthy member." • ______ __ ^ OF TRIAL IS SOUGHT m ent HISTORIC PENNSYLVANIA W om an le a p s AVENUE PRESENTS COL­ MANY KILLED ORFUL PICTURE TO DEATH IN IN TRAIN WRECK ‘GARDENOF ALLAH’ PHILADELPHIA IN MICHIGAN _ PDUCEMAN Representative Grew • Which the Judicial System.bfTi PROTECTS A Be Run in- the Fliture ADMITS ^ o tiC lN G MOTORMAN Cflr Tfce A led three m onths p o s t p o n e ­ __ ___ sanfo rd, VOLUME IV. LE SECTION �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923 PAG E Ing the week-erjd here ns the guest of her daughters, Mrs. T. W. Gotzon or Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Rntliff ut theif and Mary Connelly, a* the home of Mrs. Gotten on Osceola street.— home on Magnolia avenue. Uikeland News. MBS. FRED DAIDER, Society Editor Eil Moyc leaves t.odny for Atlanta • Misse* Margaret' Gullnghrr, Vir­ Phone 217-W Gn.,. where he hns accepted a posi­ If y mi t « « r a n y f r lr a ila a l a l l l n * T "« ginia Neeley and Cnrrlo Stanley nr ' — II y mi n r f ■ i i l n s a n » * » b r r * « r a a w l i i S tion. rlVcd Ivere yesterduy for n sUy ol Ih h i i i , n r If > n n n r * r a l r r l a l a l B B , F , a n n . l n l r a r 4 t k I h A S r i u i r l u i r a l . « » * * "« two weeks with their parents. Thii f t r t a l l * . » r I r l r e h n n r l l i r I t e m . U Will ,1m. Cliff Harris of Tavaron spent trio of young women nrc in trnininn h r trrn lly • p p irH sIrJ. week-end hero ns the guest of at one of the Inrgest hospitals Ir •n Anna Mason. Philadelphia, Pa. SOCIAL CALENDAR S O C IE T Y end cake, were served on the spacious porch overlooking the lake. After the refreshment* the honorcc was presented with a surprise hosiery Shower. For this occasion, Miss Till!* wore n smart sport costume. Tho guests for 'this affair were Misses Tillis, Artnn Mason, Ronnmomi Radfunl, Julia Zachary, Mary Howard, Ruth fflHjon, Mrs. RalphNWight and Mrs. Claud. Howard. The Ilerald delivered alx time* a week for 15c. --------- T O N l G f f T . EILEEN PeIJ For Florida: Ixicnl thund­ ershowers tonight and Tues­ day. * In Booth Tarkington‘s V. It s the age of nlx-cylindn l mania. The Flirt is , Uth t J as Booth Tarkington hM loved to write, full ,if drsnuttnations, irresiitible humor just enough pathos now arwj , to arouse the softer emotioa, one knows Amerlcsn life a, T| fngton knows it; no one tt# pict it more graphically, attractions, too. TREAT THEM ALIKE. ‘ The man who spits tobacco juice HANFORD CHORA 1. SOCIETY Miss Hnzel Morrell of Or a- the womnn who throWH n gob of who has been spending the wet­ It Is Imperative that all members- chewing gum on the sidewalk should her c with her sister, Mrs. I of the Sanford Choral Society be ba pul In hill.—Florida Advocate. Stokes, Irnvca this afternoon fi present this evening, and any who Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and Mrs. John lieon spending the past two Monday—The Business and Profcshnvo copies of “Pinafore'' at home OR RENT—One room with two lx.*ds, (}. Ix .innnll returnedhome yesterday here with his uunt, will nccor alonal Woman's Club will obtertajn with or without board. 102 Oak Avcplease remember to bring sanies at n liandkercbief Shower at the from Coronodo Reach win ie they ic Mrs. M. McKvnns. 57-2tp The c|ue*llon of presenting the op’ home of Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, In spent the past week.' ern ns plunned or of closing rehersals Miss Catherine Byrd of Indiunnphonor »|f Miss Cornlfu lilli*. ROOK- PAINT Mr.*find Mrs. It. T. Thrasher and is, I ml., Is the attractive house now, owing to the absence of many Monday—Ml*. Jtdrn l^ooiirdi and, daughter, Indiio, motored to Orlando ' Specinl price on Roof Paint this :».it <>r Miss Dorothy Rumph, mid Mias Mary Zachary will entertain Suturday where they spent the day week.—Sanford Paint Store, WelnWa II remain here until after her morat a linen Shower, ntrtrthr* home o f ; combining business and pleasure. Block. .... • 57-3lr ig« to Benjamin W hltnsr, which the latter, Gilt First Street, at four, k.-s 'place June l!*th. ut Holy Cross p. m.. honoring Miss Cornlle TljlD. DFATII OK CIIAKI.HS CORWIN Mlares .lpd.de ' l ‘hurit-M Corwin tlh.-tl ui the lu-me »f Tuesday-M rs. It. I*. Whlinnr «?"<» 11 hninii, Mrs. :-.is .till, It. .1. flail will at 120 West 1st Mis. K- D. Mobley will e.il.itl.I.I I ehmnii ait- sji GRAVKS-BROWN. utract, Sunday evening at «:U» SI bridge ut the home of tl.e f«f* lllllllO. Mr. Seymour Samuel Graves nno'clock after being confined to lied for nier, honoring Mind Dorothy uncc the engagement ami appronchthree weeks. Mr. Corwin’s home Is in Ruinph, u brl.lc-dcct "f ‘bid month., Mrs. Maurice Kronen and mother, g marriage of his sister, Jessie Indiana and he fame to Florida nbout Tuesday — Itualness meeting of ( Min. M. Fleischer ami Sam and Irvin MRS, STEED ENTERTAINS. •rm-lin, to Mr. Taylor Collier three months ago to muke it his Dslighters of We»l6y < lass at tho, Flelteher left yesterday for New Mrs. W. J. Steed was a charming own, Tuektlny evening, July tenth, home. Mr. Corwin is 87 year* old. Methodist Church at 8 p. m. hostess on Tuesduy afternoon, when York, where they will spend some eight o’clock, First Methodist Funeral services will he held ut Mil­ Tuesday—Mri. R. K. Volar will en­ time. she entertained the members of the tertain at a bridge luncheon nt her . Wednesday afternoon bridge club and ler’s cha|»el tomorrow morning ut 10 home for the members of the Hoard T. Getzcn and son Jack, and Mrs. Fanny Powell as honor guest o'clock, ltev. Blue, of Monroe, officiat­ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED of the Womans’ Club. awl a few invited friends at bridge ing. Interment wll! be made In Lake, R, Connelly and daughter Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles John Rumph at her home on Clyde avenue, A viow cemetery. Reccnseil leaves a Tuesday—Circle No. 2 will meet at jl itid nMry f’hare spent Tucso’clock at the home of Mrs. J. •rnoon in Rnrtow on business announce tho engagement and ap­ color scheme of yellow -was carried non anti nine grandchildren to mourn proaching marriage of their daughter, out with field flowers. After playing his loss. mill re.—laikeland N'ewti. Rutledge. ‘ . . . Dorothy U c to Mr.. Benjamin Frank­ several Interesting gutnes of bridge Wednesday—Kt. Agnes Guild picnic lin Whittier, Jr., the wedding to be It was found that Mrs. Roy Starlilrd MEMORIAM TO K. M. GORDON at Dnylonu Reach. . • M. Shipp left this afternoon .for Wednesday—Mi-'< Rosamond Rad­ Columbia, S. C., where lie holds a an event of Tuesduy afternoon, June was entitled to first prize among the ford will entertain the memboh position with the Southern Railway. pjtli, 11)23, Sanford, Florida. In loving memory of my dear hus­ club members and was given a cut of the Tillin-Caln bridal, party with Ilin family will follow Inter to make glnss vase. Mrs. R. II. Bullock scored band who died of Injuries while at a buffet supper following the re- Columbia their home. highest among the guests and was work June 2, 1U22: DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY. herrnl. Tho icgular business meeting of given a fancy pencil, and Mrs. II. N. Wednesday—Mlsres l.ucile Anderr.on, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W, S tho Daughters of Wesley Class of the Muklnson was consoled ami was giv­ A faithful husband true nnd kind Elizabeth Hoblehnn and Evelyn daughter, Dorothy, and gn Methodist cliurrh will be held Tues­ en a fancy pencil and Mrs. 1-anny A beautiful memory left behind. Harrow, will entertain at a mi.'- Hazel .Sorrell and Robert day evening, June fith, a t eight Powell, guest of honor was given n csllsnoou* Shower at the home <»f spent yesterday very pirn silver pencil. A <V'liclous Ice course o’clock at the church. the former, U1B French avenue, at Daytona Beach. . All members are urged to attend was served. Those enjoying the hos­ 3:U0 p. m., in honor of Miss Beat­ us linpottant business will be dis­ pitality of Mrs. Steed liesidss the rice Martin, n bride-elect of thin club members were: Mesdnincs Da­ cussed. month. vis, Powell, Bullock, Burrows, WoodThursday—Tillls-Caln nuptials at SWIMMING PARTY AM) HIIDDim beck, Gurdner ami Dixon, Miss Emily Methodist Church at high noon. Sanderson was a tea guest and un­ Snlurdny afternoon Mrs. Hal stated Mrs. Steed in serving.—Kis­ Friday — "Cy Slocumbs Country Wight entertained delightfully at a Store" at High School Auditorium simmee Notes, Tampa Tribune. t:\vimming parly and hosiery Sjmwer, ut to p. m. . at her aarnctlve country hpme on BIRTHDAY PARTY. Brownie’s Idike, complimenting Miss Forty-five youngster* romped and Cotalie Tillis, a bride-elect of this Inughcd with Billiu Gillen, the young week. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Gillen of The first |uirt of the atfcrnoon was laike Morton Drive, lust Kuturdny dcvotttl to hwimming and other wn- afternoon on the occasion of Billie’s ter sports, after which refreshments ninth birthday, mu) many were the consisting of sulad, sandwiches, baked i hum, linked beans, coffee, sherbert pretty gifts they brought him. Billie’s birthdays, owing to careful nnd loving preparation by his moth­ er, are always occasions to he looked forward to and remembered for n long time afterward, and this was no exception. Pastel shades were used as a color scheme, pink gladioli, yellow Zinnias, blue hydrangeas and lavender cos­ mos being combined with a charming ic.uilt. In tho center of the dining tables, dear little kewples kept firm lit.Id in the streamers of a miniature M .vi i.li. wound with dainty shades. Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets at the home of Schelle Maine:, on Magnolia avenue, at thrcc-thirty T 0 M0 RR0 W StLF-REDUClNG Bcttjr Compion ii • The White Flower1 N e m o S elf-R ed llci»tK N<». J U l< -i rral b a rg a in . Il h a a low t o p um i m e d iu m a tlrr. M u i r I n d t li uhle p in t o r w h ite c o u l d : s b r . i f t o tb a n d ro*M o v i y $ 1 .W . II riwi Jr,Ur can't art It, arnJ name, adJtcaa. all* and |l. UVII <rml th« airtart. N e m o IIjralan lc.F sa h ln n Inaltuta 120 U. ISta St.. New York (Ilcp*. S.l <». W. Imwton, Bracelet Wtukh. jn-rt, 215 South Orange, OtUnj*,^ ________ tin g Tlie Herald for first claaa job «,* Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Kltr.lUIIT AMI IMNSKMiKIl BiCnVK’K. ark-mnville One Way From Jsrksonvillr ( ITIC CITY ........... *10.44 NIAGARA FAI.I.S MORE, Ml)........... 30.D6 NEW YORK. N. Y. N. MAKS.............. 42-»2 PH1LADKI.PIIIA, p.\. GO, 1LI...... ............ 4.1.18 PITTSBURGH. PA. !I.AND, O___ ____ .TJ..1I SAVANNAH, GA. Tlckcis Include meal* (except tickets for lluvunnnli. On.) All *a Alleghany ami Uerkshlr* and some rooms on other ilramtri nrrj extra charges. S ellin g fur lln ltln in rr sis , ' S a i l i n g * f o r P h l U d r l p l il a , u Nntnnaah, 0 |t. in. Snannnah. II |,. ,u. I torch rater. June l.llh. S3rd. ItriUahlrr. Jour Tih. laik. Oil Allrnhnnt. June Itlh. Hllh, UTIh. Vfcrrlniach, June ink. Slat. I'rralnn, Jour Slh, SOtH, .VOtb. Kaart, Jnnr 4lh. Itlh, Zltk. Aiilnrnol.lli a carried on all steamers, i Inrlndlug Hoard r«r, o* iu*. glinn) mill llrrl^ahlrr.l Kllll lllfonnutIon on request. _ J. »•*, WAIII), Trkl. I'*». Agrnt. • *'• »l. IIAtl.i:, lira. (|t. Tlrkrt Of fire nnd Pier. WHI K. Iln» SI- Jnekaon* tile, Trleeknar Iav American and European Plan SK UlltKFiE, FLORIDA One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates — Htwim, $1 per day and up; $5 per week ami up. Special week-end rates.---------------- Every room has running water. 912Biscuits from One Bag of Flour Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday on Tissue Ginghams m a k e s m ore th a n 9 0 0 b i s c u i t s . T h ey are regular s iz e b iscu its too 2V4 in ch es in d iam eter and about one inch thick. Compare Prices and Quality and Buy it for Less at Churchwell’s M E R R Y W ID O W S elf-R isin g Flour contain s ju st tho right am ount of pure i n g r e d i e n t s , so that you can m a k e d elicio u s b iscu its alm ost a s ea sily and quickly a s you can slice b r e a d .. All you h ave to do is add m ilk .o r cold w ater and shortening, THE ORIGINAL £ F lo u r 7 f e y lour Without. a d o u b tlM There will bo u play given at tin High School Auditorium. Friday niglil June 8th, for the benefit "f the Wont lilt’d MUhluiiury Society of the Mctlio dial church nnd thu High School Ath Ictic Association. Tho tlibracCent In the play are th< women of Celery avenue, for iimtunc come and see Mr*. 0. J. Pope. »he l Mis* Busybody and Mrs. McKay, sir \* Postmistress, she learn* the news if people don’t want their cards rea' why don't they write letters? 1'iof. Cooper is good, and he doc make !ov6 so naturally. Prof. Me Kay tloes a college oiunt; Fred I ’ojk who lA Si, tho storekeeper, Justice 0 the iteacci nldo Insurance u«.cnt, keep Ulg Assortment of l’utterns to select from, ut, per yard ‘beautiful New Patterns, a t, per yard SELLS IT FOR LESS Welaka �'■WS.1 .*<«*v* •• v^ A Q E t w o » (I *w , THEJ 9ANFORP DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923 sSi would like to sec, him try to solve By ht Now la the time for all good men JUST K ills— Wmurf-A PeUlst . i a their other jlroblcins. ‘ - ‘ to come together ’ and get the big "So that is why the best Informed Jw A ’A t t o ' h>0VT rttltaD f* » m r a«*reMB «■«**»» *»■ work of bulkhcading and other big political observers, any that if Ford CuniBE I POT ? ^ _ T g E T H » J f improvements started In Sanford. Smr at th « i t r r i M I t i l t l l N t . >W M tm lta At n naaf#r4. rla. is nominated on the democratic tick­ We enn cither make n city here this et he will sweep the country. That or we can go backward nnd The Herald Printing Co. summer ■iT in why so ^ n n y of them think that : again become n village. ' rm tu iiiiB B t even without the indorsement of ............. o-----------cither of the major .parties ho can it. j . n o li t ... _________________K 4 tln r cunor** Tho Growcrn’ Association held an­ W. J . L I L L A R D ..„»«m Urr-Tw »*»f" In the Peoples Hank o f Sanford is both a run on a third ticket nnd bo elected. H. A. NBKL..... ___ U iarn l Maaaarr other meeting last night nnd on Fri­ n. b. h o llt .. A4v.rtl.laa Maaaarr business necessity nnd a household economy/ If cither contingency should come to ■ day night tho entire membership pass the result would be disastrous ■ A 4 * * rtU I* a R a tr a M a4a Kaawa aa It provides nn accurate accounting at all will meet in the court bouse and ofAw IIm i I .. to Henry Ford nnd to tho country; it tim es on income and expenditure. LKWia HIIII’P _ Clrralattaa Maaaarr fqct the permanent organization, might readily bring about the com­ Phaaa ST - t v a f t e r I f . a . adopt the by-law* nnd constitution Instruction in the proper handling of a plete collapse of our governmental nnd go to work getting rendy for the V a h a rrta tla a P r l e r la A d v a a e a checking account is n part of our service. machinery, which is steadily sagging O a . T r a r _______ _____ _____ ’ ---------next season. And agabY the Hornld to the breaking point. It would be Ota M a a tk a ----------- . . . ----------- --------- **** Every depositor is invited to consult ’w ith would n*k them one.and all to bury n r l l v e r r a l a C l l f hr C a r r i e r tho triumph of unfit; it would prob­ us on modern banking methods as applied to O aa W e e k ______________ ___ — IB C e a U their difference* and get together ably be the final attempt in American business. T fc. kl<t IS - l a IH -p a a e W e e k ly I t e r thl* big proposition over nnd I * ’ 1 political life to fill the presidency on ■ U e a l l r e l r r a r e r . H rm la n l. l o n . t r y? YPH DOMlT m t P It will pny you to let us help you with a a J la a a k lla k rO f t r r j K rld a j . A 4 v e r- put it over right. And the only right tho theory that nny American, no w tu. yum ii ^ w n a MQWJo ^ l l . l a a r a l e . a i l . k a a w a a a a p p lie s* way is to get together nnd stay to­ your problems. t l a a . * 3.00 p a r p e a r , a lw a p a la a P r a a e r . matter what his education, his ex­ tame m y T tm t outT gether with the grower* against the perience, his talent, or his knowl­ M KM BKIt T H K AftHOCIATKD I’l l E H world and let nothing break your ** C T h . A sso c ia te d r r e . a la a tc lu a lv e lp edge, is equal to the job of solving of defense. All other • nt to t h . u a . f u r re p u h ltc a tlo n o f solid wall tho multitude of complex problems a ll n .w a d la p a t c h e . c re d ite d to It o r branches of trade nnd traffic are or­ n o t o l h . r w l a . c r e d ite d In th la p a p e r that sometimes make it questionable a n d a ls o t h a lo c a l n a a i p u b lla h a d ganized nnd only the grower* rcmnln s h e re in . whether nny man can lie found with A ll r l s h t a o f r a - p u b llc a llo n o f a n e c ia l on the outside. Thi* Is your opportu­ nil the qualities essential to a suc­ I I .p a t c h * , h e re in a r e a le o re s e rv e d . O f il e r l I I E f U k l ) IH IU .D ItU . P b n a e IM nity to put It over. Don’t let it get cessful president of the United away from you, States. Forirlpn Advertl.lna Ftrpr.»*n‘alive 1 SANFOItl) FLORIDA •n iE AMr.H|CAN PRESS ASSOCIATION » -----------o— ■---- r— "f have been observing political Of course you will hear much about conditions in tho United States nnd writing about them for the press fur tho prisoners in the camps becoming 80 years. 'It is my deliberate belief unruly since the lash’ wns abolished that during thnt time no candidate and how the guard* will have a hard The Jarknonvillc Journal any* they ■a 13 ! time controlling • them mal making nnfU forobcllcf cmf. ehr cnifwypm quake—if all tho words spoken nt n the dome of n building hrg* gu j "Muit fight to protect the trade of { JNTERNAtlONV IRTO0N them work. However, in a few years has been suggested so absolutely un­ suffragette convention worn convert­ the local port." Yea, thnt In whnt it will work out all right nnd they lit for the White House us Henry ed Into hot air and scaled in an ex­ white. 1 just told n few small fli*, Sanford niunt do by getting n tnunieiI had noticed in thoir way* and thy will never know the difference. It plosive shell. THE CANDIDACY OF FORD IS Ford.—Tampa Times. WADES, WORK AND LIVING pal dock and warehouse. busted both my jaws, kicked * will mean thnt more humane gunrd* ----------- o---------•CAUSING AI.AR.M. COSTS. Ka h* ka fci n te Iy will have to be employed nt higher thirty different way a I'm incltMl i FOREIGN WINDJAMMERS. ' The Treasury Department him -re­ ha ceived "air tight order*" to put the wages—guards who know how to use Front across tho brifly foam come to strongly think we should drop f* There has been much speculation ha Ralison, the eminent economist, in lid on booze and they intend to nee their heads instead of the Insh. Oth­ his review of the labor situation, pub­ ns to the persistency and the extent > n lot of whiskered gents; up and down bearnneo mild, take each much W Juat how much liquor they can keep er states get by without whipping lished‘in the Times-Union last Satur­ of the "Ford for president" agita­ whiskered gink out into the the land they roam, telling us we nut of the United States in the noxl prisoners nnd Florida can do like­ day, spoke hopefully with reference tion.. have no sense. "You are crude nnd wild, give him thirty on Ids Uck wise. few month* Just to nhow whnt they Tho editor of The Nation, New to the immediate future, largety be­ rnw nnd punk," shout these foreign forty more upon his soles and tin can do. We aupposc thene order* to cause ho sees "a change for tho hot­ York, in n letter to the Times, sug*u READ ’EM AND WEEP! * » The Daily Herald is in such de­ ter In the attitude of lalior." The at­ guests thnt the thousands of Kuril blakerskijcs, nnd they hand out yariW make him hit the track for th* lud cover the United Staten apply to M u -------)* * » of bunk through the days nnd through aerofTs the shoals,' Rut we failu^l mand in the rural districts as well Florida, titude, until very lately, has been to agents are largely responsible for (Copyrighted by It. C. the nights. "You are running things our chore and they rent tin vilbp as in the- city that the management gel all tho money possible to get out the campaign. Ho soys: “All Ford — o----------. Wright) ^ dead wxong in this poor benighted hall, charge us two bucks at the f a , They are trying the "whipping will make strenuous efforts this slim- of employers of lnrbor particularly in service stations, as well ns the vari­ bo**" In Madison today nnd we hope to get it into every part of the coun­ the building trades. Mr. Habson ous public garages, are practically land and it won’t be very long till just to hear ’em pan us all. the Jury will abide by the evidence ty on the same afternoon it is print­ argues that "labor leaders ate now broadcasting slat ions for their neigh­ l*i Pa fci ^ M h f t Mi f a fci you'll need a helping hand. You’re Unde Ihid : in the case a* much a* possible hut ed. On account of tho mail service better posted In the fundamentals of borhoods. Not only is tho farmer be­ conceited and your vain and your cul­ If it is possible they should *ec that in this county the Daily Herald does economics than they used to lie" and ing reached, but great industrial ture is n frost; you give us a mighty TRIAL OF I.1NDIN FABLE OF TIIE DANCING Higginbotham get* nt least a few not reach some places just n few that .therefore, they are beginning populations ns well. The New York pain nnd we fear thnt you nre lost. AND OTHERS T01UI whipping* before they TtooHsh the miles away,until the next day or two to realize that "the higher wages are World a few days ago, in comment­ We have sloped across the sea bring­ FLAPPER. lash altogether. He should have n days. We will remedy this by run­ in tiie building trades, the higher ing upon Ford's presidential pros­ CHICAGO, June I. After h It seems thnt from her earliest In­ ing messages to you and we hope taste of hi* own medicine Ju*t to ap­ ning a truck to all points of the rents are," and that " ihuone hut the pects', snid, ‘It is not wise to treat Ills fancy, D.orothy Triplightly was Im­ that you will be wise enough to weeks effort to obtain a jury, ■ preciate whnt he did to thnt defense- county not served by quick m ail, jnx i-ollector gains anything through tentative candidacy contemptuously; bued with the spirit of Terpschore know it’s true." Weighty words they which more than I,non u-nirta# less nnd helpless boy in the prison service and get the Daily Herald tliu ,jse in wngeu." and the east, which is prone to poli­ the Goddess of the Dance. Going ardently hurl nt our country and its were cxnmincd, thq trial of1Kid into the hands of all its readers in j Aside from the excessive burdens, tical mistakes, could make no greater to and from school she would Hop, laws and they lake a vengeful whirl Lundin, alleged' political W „f tW camp. ----------- o ---------the county on the same day it is placed on those investing their money blunder.’ " Skip and Jump from pillar to post at the way we Die our saws. And Thompson adniinisratinn nnd txnEvery big man in Sanford should printed. Witli our new equipment in new buildings, due to unreasonable The letter from the editor of The with the utmost Abandon. She was wconly laugh at them' in n frank, I ty-one other defendants ,nll (hard pull fur capital to build house*. Of we cun easily do this even if iievcrnl wages being demanded by and paid Nation had a* its main purpose to continually on the go, and her Pedal good-natured way, as We hear them ’ with graft in the ndmmhtralk>n d course there are men here who dis­ edition* have to be printed iu one to mechanics, many of them unskilled direct attention to an" exhaustive Extremities wouldn’t ntny on the ujl condemn ecvrything \ye do or say. Chicago public 'school will start U courage home building because thc& day. Wo want the people of this and generally more or less inclined article in the current issue of thnt ground for nny length of time. Once l rumbled o'er the'foam to the day. Tin- trial is expected la lit* want to keep up the rents but it is part of the state to have the news to do as little work as possible in publication by Oswald Garrison Yillittle island tight nnd I lectured iu least Uvo months. We pass over the Drst fifteen years foolishness to say that owning your fresh from the press. the limited work-day—aside from lard, tiie editor, under the caption, of her Adolescence, nnd tnke up her own home does not pay, it is foolish — ——— h i -------------this excessive burden, there has been "Why Ford Shuufyl Nut lie l‘icsiilruUV story nt that period, when moat girls to say thnt Sanford doe* not need any For several weeks there has been invited, by laborers thomselveJfT"Un­ The nrtieliT is tbft*1engthy for repro­ nre a great help to Mother. lYiit not more house*, it in foolish to say that a strong though quiet movement wanted but compelled idleness. Thi* duction, hut it will 1k> recognized as Sanford doe* not need apartment among public men and lending citi­ is to be seen in the suspension of an important contribution to tin for Dora, Oh my no. Her mother often made the (’rack to the neigh­ house*. Only those who would bold zens from many parts of the state building operations for which many political literature of tin- period. It b o rs that Dorn couldn’t cook water buck the growth of (he city for their to induce our senator representative millions of dollar* were ready for is n detailed review of Ford’s career own selfish ends would say thin for In the legislature, Nullum Mayo, to investment hut which the possessors from his youth to his present posi­ without burning it, and as for doing any of the Chores around the Roost, the real builders of Sunfold know become a candidate for the office, of were reluctant to pay out, mostly for tion as the outstanding figure in the such ns Sweeping, etc., why Dorn better. Firestone^nnd Micheliii Red Tubes with All Curd Tires commissioner of agriculture. Mr. largely Increased wages, without any industrial life uf the country, if not could do anything else Rut, -----------o----------Mayo himself had not had any idea correspondingly increased amount of of the world. Mowever, nnd moreover, otir DoroIn a beautiful springtime poem iu of becoming a candidate, and did not work done in a given time. Tlius Villard "views with alarm" the •by could sure trip the light FnntnsEXTRA SPECIA L the Times-Union l’hil Annsrtong consider it until he found there was were laborers in the building line post Utility of Ford becoming presi •ie. She knocked nil nritf sundry foi GIANT "EXIDE” UATTERIE8 FOR FORDS nays: considerable strength to the move­ causing injury to themselves, caus­ dent of the United States. He con a row of ,\*h Cans when it canto to "Jonetime again—and the rain when ment, No nuin in the state is'betler ing u stoppage of budding operations eludes as follows; Stepping in time to the tom tom 918.00 its over qualified to till tiie position, and if solely because of their constant de­ “ Yet there is no doubt that the Will send us to fields knee deep in Mr. Mayo decides to make a trial mands for higher wages ami a live- movement for Henry Ford is very She could- dniiie from early eve till Sunup ami never turn u Hair. Danc­ pink clover." for it he wilt have almost iiuaimous day week in which to work. * Along strong, and in the face of Dr. Mai ing was meat and drink to her and It Is nil right ntsiul the rains, I'Jiil, support iu the group of counties this line tho Guaranty Trust Company quin’ testimony to his former cm but when you speak of the pink around his home, and where lie is of New York, in its bulletin of last ploycr’s tremendous political ambi­ her parent* contemplated her futuri with Dmk and Gloomy forebodings. clover you give iis a heartache fo r well ami favorably known. Marion week, *((>*: -Snnford, Florida R hone 54Btion, it is impossible to take serious­ They—her parents—tried to per-the pink clover is not where we are county has no heller citizen, nnd few "Wage-earners and their leaders ly the interviews which are begin­ made her to get herself u job, and living at preier.t but limit in Miv oil men in Florida are better acquaint­ would do well to recognize more fully ning to appear setting forth that YI home place many mill i awny nnd ed. with tho needs of the state.— the dependence of their own Welfare Ford is really not a candidate, Ia*l •mile down to Earth. So she did nut not the kind of a job they put the walking is tedious and the rain* Ocala Star. upon continuous industry, rut her than any one who is interested talk with heir Stamp of approval on. I shauh making mud and the trains insist ---- o upon alternating intense activity ami the Ford agents; let him exumilti ay not. She ran away, and joined ion getting real money for ride* on depression. The responsibility for this what is being done in certain slate Musical Chorus. At last she war VALUABLE RESOURCES OF the velvet. fluctuation i* not wholly theirs, Imt In nominate him in the presidential •crfcctly happy. Nothing to do lnr FLORIDA ARE NOTED. — o -------------------the prevalent attempts to press wage* primary; b-t him investigate the re Dance, THEY WOULD NOT RELIEVE. to the limit, accompanied by rein- IHirt* of the opening of Ford bend Naturally Old Mun Triplightly felt No writer in tile state is belter in­ lively declining 'production per work­ quarters in various cities, and let Although more people have re­ formed than Moses Folsom of the er, nj>w represent perhaps the most thcpi read tlie announcement that il luitc Peeved with Dorn, and he mained in Florida than ever la*fore, State Marketing itiiienn, and his seriomi menace to ' continued pros­ th e public wants Henry Ford fin icratched her name from tho Tripthere have been hundreds ami thou­ compilations about Florida are al­ perity. It is fti,m production alone president ii will have to draft him lightly Roster, fnrhiddin^' her naim sand* of people who left the state oil ways interesting and valuable. Mr. that the winkers cun be paid, and Gne can then draw one’s own eon to be mentioned In the household. the first indication of warm weather Folsom .In a recent article calls a t­ only by the creation of iu:w wealth clutiom. Whenever he travel*, east Dora wrote home from tims ti VTawwma here. tention to the following facts: can labor expect to tJut re inure fully west, north, or south, the observei .ime, telling her Folks whnt a wonlerful lifo she was living, but thi They have gone hack to their "FI nr Ida is generally viewed in in (lie wealth of the emmtiy. To un­ will liinl the appeal of Ford to thi homes, despite the very earnest and connection with the growing of citrus dermine the industrial structure here imagination. The plain people an 'lid Mun passed these Missives u; vrry friendly urging* of the people fruit* and vegetables, but the gen ami there by forcing the payment of convinced that he Is just one of then Cold Tut key. of Morida to remain until weather | L>ru| public will lie intervtsed in Icartt- wage rnets that incvitubyl result - iu who has broken the bank ,wln> playet Thi n came the time when the olf cundition* were settled in the north. |n({ tlml this state produced of naval suspension of production eventually the luckiest card over played by nny homestead was mortgaged. The Ole It is a singular thing that ninny of stores J7 per cent of the total of the Injures those who receive wages as mortal and carried off the largest Fellow couldn’t meet hi* hills, for tin the good people who come to Florida United States—D'hl.tMIO barrels of well ns those who pay them." sweepstakes from the green-balxt timple reason that tho Alfalfa cro; to enjoy tho warm weather displuy a turpentine, or enough to Dll 1,l»r>r» Here, iu the foregoing, are princi­ table of fate. They believe that hud been a failure. He was at hit nervous desire to gel back home just cars, uml 157,Mill barrels of rosin, ples of economics that can not be somehow or other in some 'miracul­ wits’ end, and often expressed thi BEST BY T 0 T nt the time when it seems warm in enough to Dll 11,580 cars in 1021, ac- ignored without denying the opera- ous way he will make over the guv,- wish that he had hud a son who could thl* state, n condition thnt lend* cording to figures given out by the tion of natural law. It has been eminent of the Unied States inti help them out in their Extremity. them to think, despite all the re U. ,S, bureau of chemistry. Also I,- proved conclusively that money will that efficient up-to-date smooth Just when the Creditors wore about ports to the contrary, that spring Iihs 78(1,028 long Ions of phosphates, of nto be provided for investment when working organization it ought to be *o Clamp down ,nnd force the old come in the north. Many of them a total in the United .States uf 2,0(11,- it is an absolute certainty thnt such ami if he makes It over on the line* couple out in the cold cruel world, ran not be prevailed upon to be pa­ 025 tons, Florida’s share tieing enough investments can not be otherwise of his numerous pro;>erties, nobody Dora happened along with Oodles ul momy tient ami wait, but they insist on to Dll 72,888 curs, according to the than unprofitbie or a total loss. This will object. They like him because Muzuma ,for she had bceomu the parking up and departing. greatest Dancer of the Age. 01 U. S. geological survey, Also of Dsh needs to be recognized by labor if being rich, he still hates Wull street Wo arc now getting the usual re­ and sea foods amoutiling to 185,- lalsir desires to be employed rather and refuses to be drawn into it; that course this is the happy ending, n_tid Never varies, llje can you buy today ports In palhrtir- letters from the 005,127 pounds, or more than thut of than idle. being enormously wealthy, he rcfuBcr now fo r’the holds the same quality and leavening Moral: Success consists of devel­ north in which the writers complnin South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, If, us Rubaon nnd others hope, la­ to go in for social ambitions anc strength as the first can that was that they left Florida too soon. Some Mississippi and laiuiidaua combined, bor leaders, ami also those in the build u palace at Newport. They liki oping the Talent that tho Gods have made thirty-five years ago. lnevey of these letters tell of something enough to Dl| 5,005 cars, according to ranks are coming to rcnUze that the him because his own private life I* Bestowed, be it ever so Humble. can the last spoonful is as good ai worse than the mere Inconveniences the last census of the U. 8. Hureau correct principle upon which to pro: so exemplary, because he still hold* of winter weather that still prevails, of Fisheries; also that Florida pro­ coed, with reasonable expectation of to the wife of his youth, and adorer THINGS NOT WORTH REMEM­ the first BERING. but discover to the readers that sick- duces 80 jut cent uf the Fuller’s prosperity for all, is that of "an hon­ his most promising and able son. T h e r a l a n o a u b e t i t u t a f o r C a l t a a c t ” 110* ^ It would take twenty-nine automo­ ness and, in some instances, death, Kurth of the United 8tatcs, while the est day’s work for an honest wage" They don’t mind If lie mukes Fords ‘ " J a a t • • g o o d .* * I t * M i a I# 2V i haa resulted from the too early flight lumber output of the state runs into then is there substantial reason to and drives a Rolls-Royce, nor that he bile trucks and ’steen rowboats to m u c h o a th a t o f a n y o th e r b ra n d . to the north. billion feet annually, or enough to believe that common sense will pre­ lives in a big particularly ugly house. remove them—if all the collar but­ A pound can o f Calum et contauu f J The warnings of Florida friends Dll 100,000 cars, not to speak of cross vail and that work, of which' there They are tired, supremely tired, of tons that are lost annually were 16 ounces. Som e baking poivJcrB&** were not heeded and aome of last ties and poles."—latkcluml Star- is so very much waiting to bo done, politicians of the Harding type and found and gathered together in one in 1 2 ounce in stea d o f 16 ounce & will proceed, with very great advan­ others of the eollegc-nrcsident type. heap. winter’# visitors will never have the Telegram.B e sure y o a g e t a pound when ) ■ The outlet of the Misslsippi river They want n successful man of them­ tage to everybody.—Times-Union. opportunity of coming again, all just ---------- -----------• w a n t it. would be clogged—if all the cigarette selves to try his hand at tho govern­ Beaufont Gingerale, Coca-Cola, Or­ because they were in Joo much of a Dally Herald on sa'^'st J S m o k e ment game and bring them some re­ hutts were picked up |frora the guthurry and would not believe what ange Crush, Delaware Punch, Grape p o u 5® 1 TH E W O R L D 'S G R EBOA tha people and the papers of Florida Juice and Apple Jiiir« at the Popular Houae, Mobley’s Drag Storo ‘and lief. The farmer* are crying out foi era nnd dumped in ntionc time. W**T - EST There would be a terrible earthMarket. Phone* 210 and 211. 58-2tc Hunt’s Pharmacy. t l J him. lie gave them the tractor; they told them.—Miami Herald. Sanford Daily Herald A COMMERCIAL ACCOUNT •te $ i .Peoples Bank. of Sanford C II THE AGONY COLUMN r» li! I! N O T I C E FREE! FREE! Ray Brothers A r e y o u r B a k in g s A lw a y s U n ifo r m ? The very first time you sweet and wholesome. And you can expect un­ failing uniformity just as long as you continue to use it, b^ause mm ___ CALUMET BAKING POWDER :d.ArnSja tite rs -V> �■■ ■■ ■i ; 1 ■* 7 1 PAGI*' THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923 r « TO tXViSlOW OF UBOR 1 -- -«-*- cireum«Unc*«, ^ .„ cturner* r."XMany Changes. r un- * r J K W r CoMlnnt ^ i S J C d O t o f the U.lng lend, t f S S f i , which could not other* l i i ^ Mmined. Though the norite Sruhh (K 231TOO). author of wealth of Nations, has been ^ S - .Mocl.tcd with the principle ^ JlTlAlon of Ubor, the ^ p o rta n c e * tJ* . been recoitnlied before, ittbiT^r P"“° <427-3a7 a a h 10 ^-R ro u b lle." and by Adam W j j } J m i m a ) m w» “History of civil i S r t7 - In modem Industry very * £ ‘£ due to the direct ope rut on S 5 , bun,no hand: nlrao|it everythin, . r _ . by a niachlne. The develop i J t of steam and electricity m the S n power both of production and S rbanie" baa aloo* with the parallel dmlopment of machinery completely fJUluSoulred tho condition! of induatry necessitating n dlvUIon of labor * far wider basis than that con* temp!.ted by Adam Smith. At the prearnt day It ts not a mere question It personal adaptation, but of local, imtlonal »t>d International fitness and spcdalUatlon for carrying on different rortu, of industry. Division of labor M i become only a factor In the wid­ er problem of the organization of la* »r. necessary to the guccesa of every peat Industrial undertaking.—Cleve­ land Plain Deslcr. WRITER’** NAME W H IC H * i»" ! CONVICT (OFFICIALS CHINA DEMANDS GOOD ROADS N» Ka *u ha ha (Ra fid' W Ba Tin !* hb M /R »‘ »!** fct 'Mr TuY •«t Be R* l "71 It i " t it T" I 1I | . 1 1 J | || If .t : SEMINOLE COUNTY GROVE : AND FARM NEWS NOTES A pica for good roods nl a nece»- Otlental Country Awakes to the Necss. alty of Immediate Development of It* ^Highways. ally for the. proper development of CUna^ls made by the Oriental Motor of Shanghai, which begun publication a year ago to encourage interest In motor use. Asking where the United Slates would havr been If the good rends movement hnd not been ear­ nestly supported throughout the countiy, the editor says: “Yet nt this tlmo of greatest devel­ opment In the making of moils China IIM dormant. If any nation In the world needs roads, good roads and national highways, It Is Cblha. Means of communication In tbo country ura Inadequate and medieval, trnnscontlncntal travel Is only possible by water at the rlra of the country, while the great heart of the nation is still Inaccessible to any mode of transpor­ tation except the most primitive. “China can never become n nation until her mails nre developed. With them the penetration of the Interior, bath for coinnicrco and- pleasure, wtould mean a few hours or u few days by motor. The people of tho Interior would he brought Into touch dully vrith motors and motorists from all sections of the nntton. They would bs-gln to realize that there are parts af the country other than their own province mid city, and the great welding Influence which would muke CTilna n nation united would begin.”— New"York Times. WORTHY RULER OF ROME W ILL LIVE /H is to ry Accords Low Place to Comma-*1 d u \ Whom Fortune Capriciously Lifted to High Estato. Mlejudged Superficial Critics Hsvo pis Work Qlvon to tha World by Sir Wsltor Ralalgh. It la something of a paradox that tho last work of Sir Walter Ilalclgh, -Tbo Wsr In tho Air,” ahould hovo b«en tbo history of a great modern adventure, written upon a largo scale. To those who knew Raleigh, whoso death a Tast number of friends and disciples are deploring, only by his works, he may have seemed somewhat detached from the life about him, and latent upon the niceties and elegancies of style. The most of his books deal with tbe past, In which tho auperflclal critic might think Raleigh waa finding an eacape from reality. Tho superAcini critic of course would have been wrong. • I.lke all good writers, Raleigh hnd an Intense Interest In all that was about Idm. Whatever he read he put alws)s to the test of life, and thus found the best, the only commentary for the hooks which ho loved full well—From "Musing* Without Meth­ od" In Blackwood's Magazine. Commodus wns n Roman emperor, notorious for his cruel nnd voluptuous character. Ifo was endowed with extraontinary strength, and often ap­ peared ItuiImitation of Hercules, dressed Ijb/lTrlhdiL^ akin nml armed with a cfuV, To til spiny Ills skill and strength In anus he nppenred publicly In tbe amphitheater. Aa his opp'ocents were armed with weapons of tin or lend, while ho was encased In Im­ penetrable nnnor, he had naturally an easy victory on every occasion. For his amusement he cut asunder per­ son*. put out their eyes, und mutlluted their nosea, etc. Chmynodua waa atrnngled by tho gladiator Nnrclasus, who wns hired to commit the deed by Marcia, the mistress of Commodua, who had plotted with member* of Ids official family, to put hint out of the way. When he died the senate declared him an enemy of the state, ordrred Ida statues to he broken to pieces, nnd Mb name to he erust'il'from till public Inscriptions.—Detroit News. TALLAHASSEE, June 4.—State officials charged with working out u disciplinary measure for prisoners ha B. F/WHITNEK, JR., COUNTY ACENT to take tho place of the whip, which * hn * hi On Saturday the County Agent enn he found in Ids office In Ihp was banned by the la s t legislature in ha basement of the Court House. At any other time he may he connection and as a result of the ha reached through the office of the Chamber of Commerce. Leave abuses, mulled over the subject of hn all calls there. how the term “solitary confinement" ha could be applied to the Mobile road h ta h i M h i M ha Iti ha hn a t h i >.a h ha cam pa. The [tpnn is difficult of In­ terpretation for some of the wardens, acre. It will take n fcood mnn about according to nuMsnges sent to the COTTON. The boll weevil is in Seminole two hours to dust the acre, nnd ho hcndqunrtors of the state road dc* county nnd Is hero in strong numbers. should uso from five to seven pounds, pr.itmont. 1,'he state officiate nre There will probably ba little cotton of poison dust. Tile job must be underMoed, not to have arrived nt any definite solution of the question. yield where tho Florida method of dono thoroughly or it will not he ' Under regulations issued Mny £8 by boll weevil control is not given, nnd worth whilu. Eyciy Bqunro that is* the commissioners o fstate institu­ furthermore it must bo given this plainly vlsiblo should Ik* pfdlcd. Tlie tion, unruly convicts would be put in week. To delay giving the treat­ poison should If possible be applied solitary confinement and subjected to ment will mean n greatly Increased the same day that the squares nre restricted rations. The agricultural commissioner nlso cost in giving it, nnd will mean also picked; in live days there nre an­ n very undesirable delay In the fruit­ other crop of squares nnd the weevil took cognizance of published denials ing of the plants. The weevil is out must bit wiped out before that time. by L. S. Melntorh of a county road of hibernating quarters nnd is feed­ Below'is n telegram from Director camp jn Hillsboro county, that ltd had written him inquiring as to how ing on some part of the cotton plant. Newell of tho Experiment Station: lie should deal with signs of unrest If the cotton is large enough to have B. F. Whitnor, Jr,, County Agent, in the Hillsboro camp in view of the Sanford, Fla. squares, about eighty per cent wilt Weather Bureau reports present ciiminaiion of tell strap ns a means he feeding within the shucks of the squares. The rest will be feeding conditions indicate ■gonernl likeli­ of punishment. ('apt. Wdlis of n stnto road camp on the tender terminal buds. Where hood showers North Florida hi! tbi* there nre no squares, all of the wee­ week but If fair weather comes in in Pasco county, reported a “large vil will be fdrfling on some tender prospect later this week will wire proportion of prisoners unmanage­ part of the Riant. If you strip the you. Temperature records imUcnte able so for ns work is concerned.’’ A division engineer according to squnres and burn them you will de­ bulk weevils now out of hibernation stroy in that way about eighty per at Gainesville nnd Madison advise communication matte public at the cent of the weevils. Ily poisoning proceed square stripping immediate­ road department reported prisoners tho plant with the arsenate of lead ly working between shower.* or even in four comps in West Florida, Westor calcium you will get practically in rain making superhuman effort .to vills-. Scott’s Ferry, Cottondalo and every one that is left in tho Held. secure every weevil when picking. Wewachitchkn, wore "cursing the The weevil comes out of winter Thereafter apply poirnn .n quickly captains nml guards, ’and refusing to . quarters, due t« Increased tempera­ ns you think can get twelve hours work." ■ ture: not because the cotton has been or more without rain. If poison Whn’d believe George Elliott could planted nnd tcached a certain site. washed off within forty-eight • hours Therefore, where there are no squares after application repeat it. All M l perform so beautifully nnd dress so if you will thoroughly poison the weevil treatment should be com­ becomingly? Well he’ll show you at tho High School, June Hlh in “Si Slo­ plants n good control should be ac­ pleted before .lone 10. cum’s Country Store." WILMON NEWELL. complished. If the cotton was plant­ Seminole county now rank.* high ed about the last of March or the Dnl.y Herald on snlo at Joe’s Smoke first of April, it will in nil probability ns a cotton producing county. I.el’s take a woman or child about ten give the treatment nml keep the House, Mobley’s Drug Storo nnd Hunt's Pharmacy. tf hours to strip tbe squares from one record. Searching for Shock. Thom oro au many InHimcog ,where speech and hearing huve bee* restored by n severe shock (lint there Is a gcuerul notion nuiong deaf und dumb per­ sons that their salvation rests In this direction. Consequently they nre re­ sorting to ntrptane trips ns n means of restoring their functions. The man­ ager of the nlr station nt Croydon, England, reports that he Is besieged j with request* from these afflicted per­ sons who nre hopeful that m: expert* I enco In midair might supply the nee- 1 ctsury shock. The parents of on af­ flicted child brought their offspring to the station nnd made n request that the child tic taken aloft with the Idea of possibly curing her. hut aside from the tonic effect upon the child there was no other result. Tho child re­ turned to the ground In a very happy frame of mind and was delighted with her experience. It has been suggest­ ed that the trip aloft does .not have the desired effect for the reason that Gold Found tn Nova Scotia. Consul MrCunii at Yuriuouth, N. 8 , the various experience* In the nlr nre Ujs It Is reported that rich gold-henr- more or less expected and therefore lag quartz has been struck on property the element of suddenness and shark . at lUlegtt Rarrcna, Queens county, In are lacking. the Yarmouth consular district. The Warrsn Storlss. preliminary development waa conclud­ Warren la a BhelhjrvIMo boy flvr ed recently, and quartz Is now being taken out and crushed. It la also re­ years old and fond of eating, Ons ported that a rich strike has been made day he and another little boy were In areas on the "South Rabbit” tend, playing soldier, and were shooting Hatega Barrens, and that thereriiuve both men nnd women, when Warren been eleven men employed on the cried out: "Don't shoot the women, workings since ruriy spring. On July enusc they do tlie cooking.” Warren's father was telling nhout •d a shot tired opened up n live-foot lead of quartz showing rich gold epoch trmisnetlng some business matters mens. with n woman and said: “Hhs Is so Ignorant, she doesn't know anything.” Warren looker! up nnd said: “Reckon Whai Did Ha Oat Thant Benny, small Irlotl of u Montgomery ahn knows how to cook, don’t she?'* One day Warren's nurao was ready county fundty, Is at the age when In­ struction on etiquette seems neces­ tn give him n hath. Hhc railed to him sary. Sunday, the family waa Invited to come and he said: “Walt n min­ «it for dinner. While at the table, ute.” Again ahe asked why he didn’t the hostess served Benny with a sec­ coma nnd he replied! “I am trying ond piece of rake. On his noncom- to mnke my minute aa lung us mom's.” ndttsl acceptance uf the favor, he was ~ Indianapolis' New*. admonished by hlu mother: ***** 110 y°u say, Ilenny r Holland Rsatrlcts Flytrs. lustily gulping down the last fragF|ylng regulations of the Nether* of *h* second slice, Benny re­ lands government provide that the plied, with difficulty: * mlnltumn altitude over closely Inhab­ Kewt* i n / “ t>rer ~ Indianapolis ited areas la 400 meters (1,312 feet). All aircraft mutt always fly at such a height over towns or public gather* Inga ns will permit of their landing New Attraction. Wrila*^11! w,'° k"1* U'*'n *,nWg«l to outside of such areas In rasa of en­ himself « rcu,* po,,rr ,u'hlenly found gine failure. No trick flying may ha *J°.M *or • Ire«h adjective. Indulged In above closely Inhabited “I don't l ’ ^le *° *sl* employer. areas or public gatherings. Mutter T W,Wt “* "oy •* * * this Waste Papsr Monty. WTht IU t® , ou “ thesaurus I” A traveler recently returned from a • r a s a ? * h" “' «■ trip through Austria had hla refs bill handed to him made out on tha back sminl*11111 * 1 rto any*hlng about of a ten-crown note. When the patron expressed hla surprise at this unusual proceeding/ the waiter told him that bank notes were cheaper than plain P*P*r-----Harikcllffo as a_Rpy. When Northcllffe, Alfred ITnnnsworth by name, was n young boy tha family lived at Kt. Johns Wood, next to s select seminary for gtrts of twelve to sixteen, and frequently the boys’ ball would be knocked over the fence Into the seminary garden, with ensu­ ing remonstrance from the principal. Once when the ball earns over the fence Into tlie garden, the story goes, s graceful, dark-eyed girl of thirteen took possession of H, and when Har­ old lUrnisworth clambered after It she refused to give tt up. Later Alfred literally dropped In and by a combina­ tion of tact und blnmey not only got the hall hut got the girl's confidence and promise to return the hull when­ ever It again came over Into the gar­ den. Tradition has It that six years Uter she liecamo Mrs. Alfred Harmsworth,—Kansas City Slur. S t e iS S ir j s r w i ^ S 5 S b r4“ *-, , , ~*r TI»a Herald delivered six W > “ * -7 . -■ ; I f it evadea you in spite of all you can do, there is a lo t of consolation iu calling U “ ff ltb / l«crc ” FIND DISCIPLINE PROBLEM DIFFICULT : * •1. ,, ._j ft , jjj. jqri *V*- wIB. W jpf f i l l American Bankers’ , , Money Orders, Drafts ron the larger cities, also Travelers* Checks and Letters of Credit may be purchased at this bank. For travel, transfer of cash or out of town payments, they are SAFE and CONVENIENT, , Let us supply you. Checking Accounts cordially invited. •8 First National Bank i > i \ "• T.* #■ " • • A COMMUNITY HUILDER F. P. FORSTER. Prcsldcitt ■ D. F. WIIITNER, Cashier I ■■■■■■■■■■!! BBS BBHUHBBHKUSJIUNUB BRUSH UUKUBUBK GEORGIA PEACHES ARE DELIVERED TO HARDING I1Y PLANK WASHINGTON, June B.—Two hnskets of Gcorf'tu pen’ehhs', Ihe finest produced in Richmond county peach growing district of thnh rHnto, were delivered to President Hording yes­ terday after having been brought to Washington by nirplnno which left Augusta early in the day: The peaches were n part of n cargo of two Martin bombing plnnes, which also carried two hales of compressed cotton for a New Bedford, Mass., mill. The mill will mnke the cotton into Masonic aprons and the planes will return here with the aprons to­ morrow os n feature of the Shrine convention. The peaches were put off nt Aberdeen, Maryland, sh elly after nomi, taken by another plane to Bolling Field here and delivered by air service officials nnd Cranston Williams, secretary to Senator Har­ ris, of Georgia, at the While House shortly before B o’clock in time for the president’s dinner. New York’s Market System Condemned By Federal Report Finicky Palate und One Big Market Habit Makes High Coot 111j T h r A a s 'i i - h it r i l F r r u ) NEW YORK, Juno ,6.—A finicky palnto nml the one-hlg-markct habit arc the principal reasons why New Yorkers pay no much more for fruit nnd vegetables than the . • producing fanner gets for them, says n report prepared by Walter P; Hadden for tho Department of Agriculture nml tho Port of New York authority. In the first place, it requires 1II,000 carloads of the stuff each year to satisfy tha hungora of the city’s 8,1)00,0(10 persons, and all of it, ns tho first step In distribution from rail­ head to consumer is dumped In Cen­ tral Market, n narrow stretch extend­ ing for n few hlocks along the West Side waterfront of MnnhuLtan. This custom has grown up, Mr. Hnddt n explains, because nil tho job­ EXPLAINS WHY HE bers of tho city insist on seeing nil HAD FLAG LOWERED the newly-arrived fruit and vegetables AFTER DOG’S DEATH and on comparing rivals' prices, be­ fore they will buy. Thun attempts to ' AUGUSTA, Me., June It.—Gover­ break tho dominance of tho central nor llaxtcr iu a faunal statement mnrket have failed. HViU-rday, .replying, to .qritielsnis of Then tho problem qf ilivcrnity aris­ ds action in having the state house es, A few years ago, tho report inflag lowered to half atafi' after tho ! dtrnles, the public appetite accepted death of his favorite dog Garry, last its produce in bulk—oranges for Friday, said that he yielded to no break font, always, or prrhnps apples, one in hi< reverence for the flag. innd a few potatoes, onions and other “It may be,” ho said, “that the common vegetables throughout tho comments made upon my action will week. arouse ottr people to n now realiza­ Now the average houkewifo must tion of their lesponsihilities to dumb have California grapefruit for her onininis. If Ihie be so, one of my breakfast table one day, Florida grnpu purposes will be accomplished.” fruit the next, Oregon apples tho He expressed (he belief that his third, New York apples the fourth, act heightened the significance of the Michigan peaches the next, continu­ flag “as an emblem of human ing with fruits of varying climu. Go­ nt'Jticcement (hat has been made pos­ ing through the day of meals she will sible largely through the faithful require celery, common lettuce, icoservice of dumb a ni inn Is.” 1erg lettuce, spinuch, escnrole, ro“It is my prayer," the governor niqlucs, etc., without end. addnl, “that I always may Ik* *ns unThus the shipper, tho jobber, tho nelfish and as loyal to my Master, wholesaler, tho retailer nnd, perhaps, state and nation,- ns was Garry to the lorncr store grocery nro confrnntme." '> td with the necessity of distributing nr. infinite number of part-car lots, Tho Daily Herald, lfic tier week. part truck shipments, part crates and split packages. With each transfer JUVENILE MUSK’IANK TO Hie element of perishability Increases COMPETE FOR HONORS and tbe coat per unit to the ultimate ■— , consumer g »os up, nays Mr. Hadden. '<(» 'rio AiwMjalniwt t*re»s» A shiti h«m the gulf or n ferry of CHU AGO. Juno 1 Aponix.: mb - !t!|r|oll||JI fr(,m n NVw Jersey.terminal ly ABO mhocl bands, made up of Ltr.dk at Manhattan in thu evening. All nine than fi.uno juvenile 'musicians night ntevadorta unload it nml nrrnngo are in this city t nlay for1 what is it for display in tho central market. considered to be the grealc.it school Npuro is m» limited that many romband tournament ever hi Id iti this punics keep motor and borne trucks counity. The tournament will be In line fur houis, to get early loads under the auspices of llw Music In­ when the market opens at 3dll) a. tn. dustries Chamber of Commerce, llctwocn ship or ear nnd Iruck is op­ which opens its convention today nnd erate a motor shuttle service, to save meets until June 7, room and prevent thievery.. This Front thu list of entries it Is as­ cotta $20 a car for unloading, Mr. certained that every school-band of Hadden figures. piomlticnco In thu United Hlnlcs will Tho shutllo loads tho waiting participate In the events, while many Lurks, which haul’the produce to fivo batflz that have been recently organ­ outlying jobbers’ markets. Thu cost ized und whoso rbilily Is unknown, U fUB a ear in Manhattan; $B7 In also ate entered. Hr.rlo.it. Tho wholesaler makes hla The bands aro divided into three purchcsca nl the jobbers qnd hauls * clas.dlicutlons: grade schools, high them away with his own trucks. Coat, schools an dmilllnry academies. They itbout $2B u car, Then he did Ivors to will bs judged for their bearing while the n u ll ; r. adding nnothor 935 a car on ths match as well as for their tr tho ultimata coat of the fruit and musicel ability. vegetable's, The retailer, if he delivers la bis The conlcntn for .today, tomorrow and Wednesday will*bi confined to custcmrrtf'adds the coat to hla bilL "Nothing is more certain in regard high school bfindz. On Thursday tho grammar school and military acad­ to tho handling of fruits qhd vege­ emy bands will lie judged, and on tables ct (low York City than that the * Thursday afternoon theio will bo a terminal facilities now provided are mass contort In which all of the com- rapidly bcecma ult~rl yinadequate," is Mr. Hadden's coficluU' n. It la this Itctlng bands will play. The convention itself in known aa problem o f , t.nnlnnlj and tho rapid thu “prosFt'rity convention" und will distribution cl food that the Fort of draw dealers In musical iirtium cnts New York authority, aided by the De­ ffom all B&rta of tbo country. Tlte partment \»f. Agriculture, has set out oxhlbita will contain cvqry musical to solve.’ Instrument, from a grand piutio to a Tbe lL rald fur (irut clqaa Job work. Jew's-harp. �miss* THE 8ANP0JRP, P A IL ¥ H ?R AI,D,-W gSD A Y , JI/NK 5. 192S, , f S A V E - -----X i f ■■.■•■ ' -■■-■ — » ■'- ,..- - - — »-------------------- - S P E N D - -------- ------— ----------------- ------ ----------------------------------------------- — WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SEMINOLE COUNTY STRENGTH------ ------------------------------------ -------------------- ----------------------SERVICE -— --------------------------------------Jw+.^&jk. "w^^r’*yr j&m..a^W jib*.'.^Wa,.*£**.j&a *9* ♦♦♦ GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING .i t-----.—:— — ♦♦♦ '•v*' D C A IM k h a y 1 V U I JLJLilvl A E iih v/ 1 - - ----- American League At Roston l>, Cleveland 0. At Washington 5, New York No others scheduled. Southern League At Birmingham 5, Atlanta 7. At Nfishvillc 3, Chattanooga 1. At Little Rock 7, New Orleans 0, Only three scheduled. llO V T O K r STAND Florida State League Won Lost Orlando *........ Lukelat)d Ilradcntovvn . Tampa .... ,... Daytona Kt. Petersburg National League Won Lost New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn St. Lmil* Cincinnati . Chicago ..... Boston .*..... Philadelphia C D A D T C n p i i k i n U l Y /lm A U - .... BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING - PHILLIES SCORE 6 ISLANDERS RUNS IN SEVENTH BLANK SAINTS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National league At Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn G, At Cincinnati 7, Chicago 8. At Philadelphia 9, Boston 7, No others scheduled. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•■■•■♦♦♦♦♦♦v*~*5*'’•v* R. L. SHIPP, Editor ....... ~ Florida Slate League At Daytonn 4, St. Pete 0. At Orlando- Braden town, rain. At Lnkeland-Tampn ruin. "*5^*v^ M m m K i n i i i M n i m h "The Flirt" last night was a won dcrful picture. And Osborne sure gave his audience a treat when he gave them a Buster Kenton comedy. And the audience showed their appreciation by their hearty applause. PHILADELPHIA, June 5.—Phila­ delphia won n hnrd-hitting game from Roston yesterday when the locals staged a rally In the 7th that netted hix runs mid gave them n 0-7 victory. "Cy" Williams hit his 20th homer of the season in the first inning. Others hitting homers Were Mokan, Holkc and Mclnnis. Three were on base when the Boston first sucker made his circuit clout. The score; Boston ............ 010 500 200—11 2 Philadelphia . . 101 010 (SOx—0 13 3 DAYTONA, June 5.—The Islnndors I tanked the Saints in the first game of the series here yesterday, 4 to 0. Ralph Little allowed only three hits while Hinkle walked several ami gave up five hits. The score: St. Pete ........... . 000 000 000—0 3 0 Daytona 101 101 oilx—I 6 0 Batteries: Hinkle and <'. Moore; little nnd Minin. CKIQUE TO (JO ON EXHIBITION TOPIt BEFORE And tonight is another treat CINCINNATI, June 5.—The Cubs FIGHT WITH DUNDEE overcame a-three run lead by batting Rixey nnd Couch for six straight bits in the ninth inning yesterday and took Hetty ttH a glowing creature of fire I bo last game of the series, 8 to 7. and romance, half Hawaiian, half Thu score: Chicago ......* 030 000 (105—8 12 2 American. Cincinnati 020 130 001—7 15 0 In a story of love anti tually filmed in Jiuwuii* You'll see Hetty riding the rusf at the famous bench at Kaikiki. Shock­ ing even the natives with hur wild hula-hula. Also special pictures of the gradu­ ating class of the Grammar .School ami the Nigh School, Which all the Sanford people will want to nee. SENATORS TAKE ONE FROM YANKS Ami International New eil feature. Ami the honor guests tonight will be ^Ir. and Mrs. /.ebb Ratliff and lit­ tle daughter and will see ibis special program tonight without cost to them, the treat being on the house. And tomorrow nnd Thursday nights Marshal Nothin's "Minnie." This announcement was made yes­ terday by Crbiui's milnager, Robert Eudoline, who said details of the trip would In* completed today. Tex Rickard has entered the field ns a bidder for the Criipii-Dundee bout. Tlie promotor informed Eudeline today be was prepared to make him an offer but tho latter declared he would give first consideration to the proposition of Tom O'Rourke, Rolo Grounds match maker, who t^uged tlie championship bout Satur­ day. O'Rourke has not made the French­ man a definite offer as yet but it was understood he was ready to promote another featherweight title match on. July 28 or August 4 nt the Giants' ball park. "O’Rourke gave Crli|Ui his chance to win the championship and I feel obligated to sign for a Dundee match with him, and particularly to give him a chance to recoup financial losses on the Killume fight,” declared E luleli no. O'Rourke had not made public final figures on tlie bout but it was gen­ erally understood his loss was around $50,110(1 with the receipts totalling hut $1*0,000. BOSTON, June 5.—After Morton had weakened Ip tlie rightb Boston made five runs ng»iiy«t Clcvlnnd yes­ Firpo-Herman Bout terday ami took tile lead 5 to 4, but the visitors made enough to win tlie is Postponed A Rain game, ll to 5. The score: Cleveland (H»0 021 012—0 10 1 HAVANA, June 5.—The 15-round Boston 000 000 050—5 K 3 bout between Luis Firpn, the South American hoavyweight nnd ‘‘Italian Jack" Hermann of New York, has been postponed until next Sunday nfSouthern Association • Won 1.0 ternoon. The fight was originally to .... ' National have taken place Sunday afternoon, Nashville G B Mobile-:: . but oh account of a heavy rain storm Wheat, Kklyn .' 41 154 There were 7,285 divorces in Chi­ New Orleans it was postponed until last night. Tlie Grimm, Pitts. __ 41 153 cago in 11*22, and*our guess is that Chat tumsiga 30 118 weuthoi* conditions proving unpropit- Mokan, Phlla. not one o fthe women concerned ,524 lous, last evening, it was decided to Bottomley, St. L. 44 177 Atluntu could make good lemon pic. Memphis ,487 | postpone it until next Sunday. Young, N. Y ....... 43 104 ,430 ----------------------------Birmingham A me rl run Lillie Ruck .300 Pure Mocha and Java, Chase & San­ Helltnnnn, Det. ... 38 135' born's, Senate, WTtile Rose, White Ruel, Wash....... 30 82 I." House and Upton's Coffees nt the Itciehlc, Itoston ... 30 78 Popular Market. Phones 2I<* and 211. Cobb, Det............ 43 471 we use y Dispatch elsewhere pays women Ruth, N. Y. .42 145 TVtC BESTVj rnusc half the world's woes. Tho INOMDKHTS, orthodox authority is that the)* cause Now that scientists have tsoluted Correct this sentience: "You are IN OUR • it all. However,- we are u heretic. the influenza germ, we hope they too generous, dear," said the wife, "I BREADAHO Homelimfs women are worth ull the will do something ubout Hie pnrusite cun run the household on ten dollars ^ PASTRY l trouble they make.—Ocala Ktur. who borrow* a cigarette. u week less.” American League Won I New York Cleveland St. Louia ... Detroit ... Washington Boston * Chicago t . ‘•v* CORRECTED MAY-1, 1923 South Hound Departs Arrive 83.......... 2:30 n.m 2:40 n.m. 3:40 n.m. 2:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Northbound Arrlvo .... 1:48 n.m, ...11:40 n.m. .... 3:42 p.m. ...,10:00 p.m. Trilby Branch Arrive Leesburg Branch Arrive ........ 3:55 p.m. ......... 2:45 p.m. — Oviedo Oviedo ...... ........____ READ . sji‘ In Seminole Athletic*.. Brotherhood Kt. A. . ♦V, • • w* fi | l i .. a Vl DeMoity ..j U.——J x.. i i If* — ■ ............... ............ Juno 14 June 20 July.5 June 7 Seminole Ath. Club DeMulay Brotherhood Kt. A , HERALD f I P s first prize bread we're buking— the food that wins the gold medal o f your appe­ tite’s appreciation. If you’re not . acquainted w ith our bread and other baked pro­ ducts just mention the fact to your food store and they’ll supply you. i» '« i? 4 June 21 tV , *. t SANFORD MAID j« i« * June 20 July 5 BREAD LX— UL * . Depnrta The Daily Herald, 45c per week NOTICE! ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE ARE SUBJECT TO A LICENSE TAX Or’ $10.00 PEY YEAR (or $5.00 for hnlf year). This law is now in full -force and lircnsc payable at City Clark’s of­ fice. W. B. WILLIAMS, 53-Kite City Manager. Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the State of Florida . Notice is hereby given thut W. II. Young, purchaser uf Tax Certificate No. 341, dated the 2nd day of June, A. I*. 1919, bus filed said certificate ill my office1, and has made applica­ tion for Tax Deed to issue in accord- ■Notice of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Stale of Florida Notice is hereby given that. J, E. I.ning, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 03, dated the 2nd day of June, A. 1). 19111, has filed snid certificate in my office, nnd has made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situ­ ated in Seminole County. Floridn, towit: La.t It), Block 1), Tier (J, Sanford. The said land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of "Unknown." Also: Tax Certificate No. 77, dat­ ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. IP IP, has filed said certificate in my office nnd has made application for tax deed to issue *in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces tho following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:' Lot 1, Block 13, Tier U, Sanford. Tho said land Notice of Application for Ta* PrH Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Slate of Florida Notice is hereby given that F. L Woodruff, purchaser of Tax I'ertificate No. 200^ dated the Tlh <)»£,((, June; A. D“ 1920, has filed s&iil ctnC fiento in my office, anti has made im­ plication for Tax Docd to issuo in iccordance with law. Said rertifkitt embraces the following drscriW property situated in Seminole Point;, Florida, to-wit: Reg. 7*s ch. S. iid 31.40 ch. W of NF, cor. Sec. 2, Twp 20. S. Range 30 E. run W t»27 ch S 4’-i ch. N 7°, 10 mins., K to U-g. Th» said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such rerlificitr hi the name of W. J. Jackson. Unleu snid certificate shall De redeemed »fcording to law Tux Deed will iww thereon on the 27th day of June. A. I). 1023. WITNESS my official siemtarr and seal this the 21st day of M«j, A. I). 1023. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole County, FU By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C 5-22-20; C-5-12-10-20. On Fridny morning the SMITH BARBER SHOP will remove frrm (ho rear of J oo’h Smoko House to our new nnd elegant quarters in the Puleston-Brumley building on Park avenue. Everything new, everything clean, everything right up to the minute. The public is cordially invited to come in and see one of (he best equipped barber shops in the state. OPEN FRIDAY MORNING I T ’ S PURE F i r s t o f a ll, y o u 'll e x ­ pect th e roof to p r o ­ t e c t ; s e c o n d l y , y o u ’ll w a n t it to b e o r n a ­ m en tal and a rtistic. W e ll, w e fe e t t h a t w o r a n c o m l i i n . itieso t w o w a n t , of y o u r s In t h . roiifln* n m l - r Ini u l a iVusoliaUlc p rie s. Hill Lumber Co, Phono 130, Sanford Juno 29 Departs *7:30 a.m. 3:25 p.m. A Tampa man is advertising to trade an automobile for a mute. Is the millcnium coming or is it only the threatened gasoline ta x ?—Clear­ water News. , WANT Departs 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 3:52 p.m. once with law. Snid certificate cmTraces the fallowing described proper­ ty situated in Scminolo County, Flor­ ida, to-wit: NE 1-1 of BE 1-4, Sec. 3, Twp. 21 S.', Kongo 31 E, 40 acres. The snid land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of "Unknown." A ls o : Tax Certificate No. 359, dat­ ed the 3rd day of July, A. D, 1010, has filed snid certificate In my nfflcc and has made application for Tax Deed to Issue in accordance with lnw. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated in Seminole County, Floridn, to-wit: Hog. N\V cor of SK 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, £., Range 31 E. Run S 5 ch, E 0 ch. N 5 ch. W C ch. 3 acres. The said land being assessed nt the dutc of the issuance of such certificate in the name of F. R. (’haddock. Unless said certificate shall by redeemed accord­ ing to law Tnx Deed will issue there­ on on the 20th day of June, A. D. 11*23. WITNESS my officinl signature Oviedo Branch Arrive ...... 7:45 p.m. in r t o jF C R n SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE PROGRESS T h at’s W h y It's ...Popular... Our orders arc coming in so fast that if it were n o t that w* kept prepared to render real service we could not handle them. PHONE US WE deliver and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, . not drink Elder W ater now—you ) after one trial �page™ THE BANF6RD DAILY HEftAtD,TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1923 e T a r n tly IfsliioKy. Pa,found Mje.Ouspldor wheivHe did! VCUL( T W r S ( [ o n e H fveir w r ' A* P i t €cfr.' H t a U U U A M k i M * Yea tan find the name of f? « 7 lire Uualnese Man U Sanford ia thia Column oath day. Cards of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Mon, each of whom, in hla ehooen pro­ fession tho Herald recom­ mends to the people. Classified Ads tr a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And poaitivrly no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngly. George A. DeCottes Attom cy-at-Law uick Service T ran sfer Storage Facilities Over Seminole County Bank f i please joo, tell others; If not, SANFORD FLOW] tell os. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS FRED R. WILSON V. C. COLLER, Prop. First National Bank Building BANPORD -IFLORIDA jcncral Shop and Mill Work ATTORN E Y-AT-LAW ONTItACTOn and BUILDER 7 Commrrrial Street— Sanford, FIs. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY inP------- AUTO--------BONDS S. 0. Shinliolser FLORIDA CIIELLE MA1NES I LAWYER — Court House Contractor nnd Builder FLORIDA A. I\ Connelly & Sons ItaluhlUfcrd IRON Heal Kstslc, t.o.ins nnd Insurance konr IK 1n|-K Magnolia Avc, ........... iVoiini’s ' k m ................... DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST New Mrisch Building me 201 Sanford, Florida W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate ■t Flower*------- ;— Floral Designs Annual sail Ornamental Plants « Myrtle Avc.------- —Phone 260-W IANFOU1) MACHINE COMPANY FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE 1)R. G. S. SI5LMAN Practice limited to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Eye* Examined, Glasses Fitted Mcisch Ilullding General Machine nnd Boiler Worlu Cyan Examined Clsssee Deal goad Cylinder Grihding Automobile Repair* Henry McLaulin, Jr., Acetylene Welding Opt* D. tone G2--------- Snnford. Florida Optician-Optometrist J. 11. Cult-lough 112 Bast First Btroat Sanford, FIs. & FOR SALE 5 acres, easily cleared, nenr depot, and on rnilrond. Lays elegant. $850. II) acres, small house, some citrus trees, etc., $900.00. 1(1 acres, 5 in grove, 1 in |>ecnns, 8 room house, furnished. Good value. $8,000.00. 18 acres, eight-room house, com­ pletely furnished, near store and de­ pot. Thu finest of land and timber. $0,850.00. 20 acres, 8 in grove, 2 fine lnkc fronts, 8 rooms, fine home, furnished complete, water and lights. $15,000 will get it. Must be seen to he ap­ preciated. A real homo, IHi acres, 5 room house, hnrn and other buildings. Variety of fruit. Dig value in this place. $.'1,300.00. Reasonable terms on above proper­ ties. All the above lands are fine grove nnd fruit lands.—D. T. Tiller, Paula, KJnrida. “* 67-ltc ORANGE TREES—Plant"them now. 1 have a limited supply for small grove or home.—11. T. Tiller, Paola, Fin. 57-ltc t*A itW lUta--tou out get iMd b#o fram*"» and irrigation plugs at tfc« Snnford Novelty Work* lOO tfc FOR SALK —Uoaier and Usys’ paints nnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Snufoid agents. 183-tfc FOR SACK Rhode island eggs for netting, t.r< eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, llcnrdull Avenue, San83-tfp ford. FOR SALE—Pedigree pirs, 9 weeks old.—Lawson, Snnford Heights. 50-3tp FOR SALE—2 lots iip Palmetto avcnuo between 3rd and 1th St.—E. F, Lnne. B7-3tp FOR SALE—Celery fanu, close in C o lc lo u g h in s u r a n c e ire—Life—Auto Continued rains in , Ijtkc county N-t;’l Bunk Bldg. Annex have put the watermelon crop nut of FLORIDA commission and tho truckers have gone gravely to work planting an­ * n id 'H SHIPMENTS other cro|1 nnd will wait another tM \ AND FLORIDA year to raise melons. There is 1 1(10,000 CAR LOADS where Florida hns the advantage of other states in that if ono crop fails ' June ft.—The eom- there is plenty of time to replant and ,!r.U *hl|,,"«'nt» of Florida, for have a good crop of something elre FOR SALE New boat, trailer, Ford * IJ22-2.1 season, and California, in season. Great is Florida.—Taylor car with all attachments, 'r it* 102.1 season, will, for the first County Herald. complete fishing outfit. See m*' l""* thl' IliOjOOO car load mark, Hsrrison, Voiding to records compiled at the The only objection to these cute 7‘ccv here of the Florida Citrus Ex- houes built on truck bodies is that Hudson 7-passenger, good' shape. *nge. The previous highest crop there Isn't always room in the ditch Cord tires. $300.00. Will trade. faction by the two stale* was in for cars that wish to get past. -1. when they shipped a total of VKki cars. Easy Seal Fruit Jars, PJhts, Quarts Dodge delivery with screen body, Thut f.,r (his searon the two states nnd one-half gallon, rubber rings nnd fine condition, cord tires. $600. Will Dr marketed n total of 78,(KM) cara parowax. Heim's Malt Cider and trade. iruiu Of this amount, almhft 42,- Whito Vipegar*—Popular Market. » carloads have been shipped' from Thone 210. 68-2tc »nda while California has shipped hut 35,000 cars, KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES . , Tbc total California HlfiVnmnnt fn* ■ SERIOUS "Suffered with severe headache, arspcrnilt. it i, estimated will backache and pains in my legs a n d ------"«<unt to cats. Florida's under my shoulder blade. My kidneys FOR RENT m0Yltmcnt Wfll approximate 44,- and.bladder were In bad condition. I br‘"ging the combined shlp- was weak and nervous and felt tired pQj^' ll* of the two sute* for the sea- end worn out. Walking made me . ^ i . t0*V,proxlmj,te,jr 106^ cars. short of breath. Every morning my room, .[ *** 61'3W0 c*r crop California U face and hands were bloated. Medl- i j :“ "ir this year, 10,160 cars of cine failed to help my condition and . while the remaining 61,240 doctors advised an operation," writes rida'I• 4VMM) ta r Cfepttn4 wn,ngU11wUljbe d(^jspproxim aM , 25jD^) ci n Pills, tried them and got relief.’* Sold bite , 10,009 ' i n f r s p e ^ i t , t PYcor^bcrc<-TA4v,„p*, >*** &&U. W S M M C ’l ® % person who draws the winning horse. MILLIONS WILL BE WON AND LOST ON THE DERBY Then there is the London Stock Exchange Sweep with its first prise of $125,000, and the Dublin Hospital ( l l r Til** A w w l i t f f l ' r * M | LONDON, Juno *L—On the occa­ Sweep which pays $50,000 to the sion of the "Derby," England's most lucky winner. The tickets for these popular horse race, which will Ik* lottreie.s vary from $2.50 to $5.00, run over lha famous Epsom Downs ntul were snnpped Up immediately June fl, more money will change hands they went on sale. They nre now at than on nny other sporting event iti a premium, and are only obtainable tho world. It Is estimated that on by paying enormous sums to those this one race $25,000,000 will lw turn­ who happened to be lucky enough to secure them when first issued. ed over. The gambling spirit is confined not The actual wagering on the race surpasses anything which takes place only to people living in England, for on several of the other big races here. Americans in different parts of the It is an occasion when nenrly every­ world have shown that they too love one mnkes n bet, the amounts vary­ n little flutter, hence their friends ing from the office boy's twopence in Isindou and elsewhere have been to the wealthy man's thousand innudated with requests to purchnsu as tunny tickets ns possible on their pounds. Hut by far the greater amount of behalf. One American woman is said to money involved is in the sweepstakes which arc organised in connection, have secured tickets for n)l the bigwith the event. Every office through­ ger sweepstakes, and should fortune out the land has its list, and here smile upon her she may win nearly again the amounts invested vary ac­ $1,000,000. cording to the means of the partici­ pants. There nre also several sweepstakes open to the public, the Inost popular of these being the Calcutta Sweep, which offers about $100,0110 for the Have Clean) YOU IV E S E S , H ea lth y E yes FOR RENT—Three room furnished apartment.—Leo tiros., 416 West First Street. 47-tfc FOR RENT—rurnlHhctl rooms nnu kitchenneltc for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia nvo. 49-tfc FOR RENT—Small"”cottage A CHEEUF LCOME AWAITS YOU EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, Good rubber, nelf-Htarlcr, excellent condilion unit** gulng at— U they Tire?Itch, Smart, Burn | ‘or Discharge, if Sore', Irritated, Inflamed'or: Granulated, use Murine,' Soothes amt Refreshes: Sale lor Infant orAdult. A taii Druggists.^ ___ _ . H • J M U RIN E C O ., 9 E* m O hio S<r««t. Chic**-. IIOLLY AT HERALD OFFICE Terms, it desired FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 3 rooms, private family. All con­ veniences, 1011 Ouk Avenue. I’hojic 288-J. 54-Ctc FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms with private hath, cool ami com­ fortable. Garage if desired. Phone 544-W. 08-fltp ffUKTiXTAW menla for the summer season at Daytona llench. Reasonable rales. Will furnish photos and full informa­ tion upon requesL—Bailey & Haw­ kins, Daytona Bench, Fin. 5-31-lino-c FOR RENT — One furnished room upnrtment for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia Ave. 54-61c FOR RENT—One 2 room npnrlment and one 3 room apartment, Phillips Apartment, Oak nnd 2nd St. Phone 3. FOR SALE—Exchange or Rent, good hotel property in Oviedo. Address W. U. Williams, Sanford. 57 -(Up FOR RENT One room with two beds, with or without board, 402 Onk Ave­ nue. Mrs. M. Me Evans. 57-2tp WANTED be experienced. Address P. O. Box 2 2 1 . _______________ 32-tfc WANTED—Used musical instruments instruments of every description. Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Ih-ico Music Co., Tampa and Zark "Street, Tampa, Fla, 6-25-lmo-c WANTED—Experienced Isdy cashier. Apply Union News Restaurant, A. C. i l Depot. 56-3tp WANTED—Situation, by middle aged man of good address. Ex-prison officer. Address R. E. King, 11G N, French Ave. W-Otp WANTED—fnfblllgcnt T n3 capable young lady' fox'nice position in ladica* department at the Outlet, First Street, opp, Postofflce^ ( M-tfc WANTED—Intelligent , apd capable young lady for nice position In la­ dies' department at the Outlet, First Street, opp. Poatoffke. Bfl-tfc LAbY desires position as stenographer. High school graduate. Experienced. Best of references. Address Edna Lord, City. 67-4tp FOUNI)—Cameo b: on Palmetto l * | It by dcavupue. (BApayinjufoi* this ad. scribing a B5-tfc WHO EXCHANGES THINGS WE DON’T WANT FOR THE THINGS WE NEED The real Allndin of today Is the classified advertising section of the Daily Herald. U is remarkable how Classified ads help folks to live better, to spend less, to put more in the bank I As an instance: one man swapped some odd pieces of furniture that did not match his set for a fine Victrola that he needed; a sew ing machine that was no longer used was sold, and thu money invested in a much-desired typewriter; u piano thut had stood silent fpr years was exchanged. But why go on with tho huge list? If you would see how tdmjily ami effectively the Modern Genie produces results, turn to thu Classified Advertising Columns Sanford Herald � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdf367d424e8a2a5dfd99c8d78b923e7.pdf 7b856283e6b0ec92e1ed78219d6d48a6 PDF Text Text -' V. . . • •• ^ 9 Q r« 3 S m ; ' ? ^ . *v IN THE HEART OF TH*E W ORLDS GREATEST VEfeEtAB ^ t ^ 1 i ^j / _| NUMBER 57 SANFORQ. FLOi^DA. ^ONDAY, JUNE 4. VOLUME IV. SANFORD SHRINE ENGINE SHANTUNG BANDITS ENROLL HIGGINBOTHAM ON TRIAL BROKE WORLD’S RECORD fcUN, L BIG TIME AT THEIR AT LAKE CITY TODAY TAMPA TO RICHMOND TR^P MEETING TODAY INTO THE NATIONAL ARMY PRISONERS BE REEASED FOR DEATH MARTIN TABERT -- - i’ • Engine No. 432 Decorated in Sanford Shops for Shrine Ceremonial Makes Record OF L e w is in c h a r g e STUNlS PULLED A IHG . ONE harry IONLY DIFFICULTY MAY BE The Rotary Club held a most enthuSPLIT AMONG THE Again the Sanford shopa of the At-J noon tha Herald received the following BRYAN BUYS IN POLK f l o o g in g b y b o s s i t JEFFERSON DAVIS slstic meeting today and there ws*t BANDITS . Untie Cosst Line Railway com* ln |w1r* *«>"• Harry B»t>wn, «f tW LakeAND MAY LOCATE SUM­ AND CONFEDERATE IS ALLEGRD foi some good public It v. Th- Shrine. If"** Star-Telegrsm, who is with the m o r e | l f p s n d s p a r k l * at t h e m e e t i n g MER HOME THERE DEAD EXTOLLED tbe w ire 'hun has Wen evinced in a long Hnw ^ Engine No. *32, decorated in Kunfdui Shrine delegation and liom Washington: • 'Ichletly due to Ih id s il thni therv woe shops ami tuuJe ready here for her BARTOW', Junr 4. Wil­ WASHINGTON, June 4— Washington, Egypt Temple, | plenty of good music. President Geo. j* long run to Richmond on the way to liam Jennings llryan, Sat­ The Confederacy's dead June 4 1923. Knight called the meeting to order The Life of Banditry Rather the big Shrine convention at Wash­ urday Ikiught a tract of were honored und the mem­ Expected Hearing of z Eighty Dob Holly, and “ I***! Hr. Carpenter to give the ington ia amid to have made a world's land comprising seven lots Thnn That of Soldier* in ory of Jefferson Davis ex­ invocation after which all the visitors Editor Herald, W'llnesscH for Stale and De­ rrcord run from Tampa to Richmond. on the north shore of Lake Chinese Army *' * tolled at memorial servic­ were made to stand und show themSanford, Florida. fe n se Reached Soon This engine was sent out of the San­ Caloosn (formerly Crook­ es yesterday -in Arlington selves. They were ns follows: Jim Engine 432 made the run to Rich, ford shops Saturday to Tampa where ed I.ake), and just west of (Hr TV* JUiwtalr* Pr-M) National Cemetery, conduct­ i n r Tfc* mond, aaid to have broken tho Ingrnhnni, of St. Augustine; Boh PEKING, June 4.—Enrollment of the Egypt Temple boys all along the Bnlisun Park. The consid­ ed by Camp 171, United L.AKK CITY. June 4.—Thomas world's long distance record for con­ Lluyd, of Orlando, Frank Mornldo, of Shantung bandits into national army line lioarded the Shrino Special train eration has not been made Confederate Veterans, with Walter Higginbotham, convict whip­ tinuous trip mileage it being nenrly Honolulu and lion. Forest I.nko, of is proceeding ,at Tsaochwang, ac­ operated by Shrine railroad men thrupublic but, uh the lots urc the assistance of the Con­ ping bosa. went on trial today on Sanford. twelve hundred miles. . cording to mlviccs received a t the out and came through here Sunday on close to the property to be federate Southern Memor­ H. C. DuBose asked the co-opera­ fhaige of first degree murder In con­ mi American legation. But those of the HARRY BROWN. tho way toJacksonville. Today at developed by Roger W. ial Association, Sons of the nection with the death og Martin tion of the Rotary Club in getting the Babson in tho creation of hi . bandits who do not desire to become Confederate Veterans, the Tabert of North Dakota who died, next state convention of the Christian his model colony und have hw soldiers are slipping away leaving United Daughters of tho the state chargee, a »n result of a Kndenvorrrs to meet ill Sanford nnd On very desirable lake front­ mi their rifles behind. Members of the Confederacy and the marine flogging administered by Higgin­ the president will issue the Invitation aw age, it is believed the price ha . legntio nfeel it will be only a m atter band. About 2,000 persons botham at the Putnam Lumber Com­ for the clujj. h« »f days until eight foreigner* still waH high. pany camp at Clara. The defense witnessed the ceremony. The president then turned the gavel ha | held on Pnotxuku mountain or* re­ contends that Tabert died of natural Senator Stanley of Ken­ over to Harry B. Lewis, who made u leased. • • Now thnt the dolce far nlente daya have come we do not causes. Shortly after convening the tucky, was the principal short talk on why he held the gavel want to let ourselves be lured entirely n*ay from business and court recessed until late thia after­ mid what he intended to show the club speaker, . TSAO ( HWANG, Juns 4.-P roacity building. noon because of the abaencc of 1-. K. nnd railed on Forest Lake to tell what perts for the eurly release of tha re­ There is only one way to build a city and tlflit is by letting Wade, leading counsel for defense. he did in Tallahassee nnd why. Mr. maining foreign prisonera now In tho other people know nbout it; just as one builds up any business, It was expected that hearing of I.ake responded in his usual happy hands of the Surhow bandits coik tui by ndvertiaing it to the world. testimony from about eighty witness­ vein uml gave u brief resume of the tinue bright, the only difficulty be­ a* Here is what The Fourth Estate lias to say on city build­ es summoned by the state and de­ work done nt the state capital with ing u possible split among the ban­ ing, and it is well worth reading: fense would not be reached before to­ which most of the folks are familiar. dit chiefs. . • Have you stopped to think: morrow. Judge M. A. McMullen of He said that he had been busy and Tho foremost leaders of the brig-', That the City that gets the Publicity, gets the Business? Clearwater Is presiding, having been proved it by saying that he lost on as a mis Sun Mol-Yao, Ku Cblt-8al and ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE That the City that gets the advertising grows? assig n ed to the case by Governor the road Idll which was afterward others of the faction which ia for TREASURY SAYS NO LIQUOR M U Thut advertising properly done is worth its weight in gold? H ardee after two other Judges were ndopted by several counties ns being aligning with the army, tried to per­ LANDED AT NORFOLK Da Tliut advertising u city is business, not Child's play? disqualified, one by move of defense one of the best* that had ever been suade Bobo Lieu and the rtcalci*4 That people will go miles to a good livo City to trade? the other by change of venue. presented. The bulkhead bill was PLAYING WITH MATCHES FIRE (lip The A--or laird ('reset trims to agree that those wishing to That the property will Increase In value when the outside i passed during the Inst dnys of the WASHINGTON, June 4.—Efforts enlist may do so and those who do HUKNKD UP ENTIRE * no world knows your City is wide awake? legislature nt which time it was dlffi-j0f ,|u. colllt KUttr,| to prevent landing Dutton Resigns From VILLAGE That people from neighboring towns will come where there Pn cult to pass any bills of a local nature jof ||t,uor |,y run, f|ct.( „ff the Virginia not may go their own way on their ' own responsibility, is something doing? Committee of Grow­ but he fulled to defeat the gas bill described as entirely successful (Dr The AsserUtrS r r u s ) llnho, snid to lie teh leader of the That now is the time your city and business nreils adver­ nnd the tick bill. Mr. I.ake stressed despite all reports to the contrary in CANAAN, N. II., June 4.—Fire er’s Organization which nutlwna who would continue brig­ tising more than ever before ? ? the importance of tho bulkhead hill a formal statement today from the wiped out forty-two building* andage trade, Is declared, In the ar- ° That If you don't get out and go after the outside Trade and urged the Rotary club to get to­ in this villngc Sautrday causing two office of Assistant Secretary Clifford The Hbraid is in receipt of a copy deaths and property loss of half n some neighboring City will? gether with ull the other clubs of the of the treasury. As a result of con­ gument which ensued, to hovt of a letter lent to the numbers of million dollars was started by a 4That if they do they will get the business you should get? — city and the Chumbcr of Commerce stant surveillance maintained by the threatened the life of Gen. Chen of the organisation committee of the Pensacola News, .. and put over the bulkheading of the coast guard the statement said most tho Chinese government delegatee year-old. buy .playing with matches .In Glowers’ Association In which he a barn according to a theory accepted negotiating for the release of tho lake front from Sanford both wuys— states that for the good of the or­ by the authorities. The boy said he tea hu east uml west and keep up the work ot the rum fleet has departed because proslnrrs. The Bandit rhieftati waa of growing luck of fuel. Comthnnder ganization he has resigned as tem­ accidentally set fire lo a pile of hay of civic improvement und make this of tlie const guurd station at Norfolk quieted, however, nnd the conference porary chairman and also states that summer the busiest one in the history reported to treasury today the rum continued. It finally was agreed to and the barn was in flames shortly Sheppard-Towner State Statutes Pro­ if he ran be of any service to the of Sanford, then go after the water fleet had not been able to send any resume the retjisratioq of the brigafter the Lay and his companions had uigsnirntion unofficially his services hibit Teaching For­ Maternity Act is plant und have pure und soft water liquor ashore since May 19th the day anils in the army. run out und forty mile wind swept are nt their command. The resigna­ Gen. Chen brought the bandit lead­ for the city nnd Snnford would be the upon which its presence off tin* capes the fire the whole length of the vil­ Constitutional eign Language Invalid tion of Mr. Dutton will clarify.the ers, Sun arid Kuo to Esao Chwang bi'Ht city in the state. Mr. Luke a t­ was discovered. atmosphere that has Wen hazy with lage. to continue the conference. After SUPREME COURT REFUSED TO IOWA, NEBRASKA. OHIO AND tended the meeting of the County various comment fur severul duys and several hours session- Gen. Chen left Commissioners this morning he said PASS ON VALIDITY EIGHTEEN OTHER STATES. his holding the rhuirmanship and a t­ BAND CONCERT with the two chiefs for the Paotsuku and told the commissioners w^iat he . OF LAW. tending tire meeting of the growers headquarters of the bandits. Two (Hr Th» AassslairC Cress! had accomplished und received u vote ATCENTRAL PARK seemed to W n stumbling block in other bandit leaders are staying at WASHINGTON, June 4.—State | of thunks for lus good work and (Hr Tbe Ah m U I z* I'rfM t TUESDAY NIGHT the progress of the organization. The T siio Chwang. The brigands have WASHINGTON, June 4.—Cases statutes prohibiting use of foreign especially his getting the Plant resignation of Mr. Dutton will leave announced that the release of tbe for­ brought to determine the constitu­ languages in public, private am i’Board's co-operation for the study of The regulur hand concert will be the g l o w e r s free to proceed with the tionality of the Sheppard-Towner parochial schools in Iowa, Nebraska, the plant discuses thut nje attacking given In Central Park Tuesday night eign captives yesterday was to show * organization with only growers and maternity act dismissed for wunt of Ohio und eighteen other slates in in­ the Sanford celery crop. Mr. Lake unless the ruin fall keeps the crowds the good faith of the outlaws in the the early completion of their labors jurisdiction today by the Supreme was roundly appluuiled when he fin­ uwuy. The program will bo varied completion of terms with the govern­ should W the result since there will VIOLATED ANTI-8YNDACALISM Court '.which refused to pass upon structing pupils below the eighth ment. ' • . grade held invalid today by the Su­ ished. ACT HAS CASE * and filled with fino numbers hud all W no more urguiuenU over the ternvalidity of law. > . Harry Lewis then tuld a story that those who attend will enjoy tho con­ preme Court. poiary committee. Following is the APPEALED Justice Sutherland announcing the hud never been given publicity before cert. The first number will be given GARRETT TO BE NEW letter to the committee: DEMOCRATIC FLOOR LEADER court’s opinion tuht cases could not of the American soldier in the Phil­ promptly at 8:16 an dthere are plen­ ( D f T h e A e e e e la lra I're e e ) Sanford, Kla., June 2, 1923. NOTICE TO FORTY AND ippines who had kept bock a band of ST. JOSEPH, Mich., June 4.—Chas. be considered on their merits pointed Mr. Henry Nickel, Mr. G. F. Smith, EIGHT VOITURE LOCALE Moros who hud attacked the Ameri­ ty of seuts in Central Park to give WASHINGTON, Juns 4.—Repre­ out cases in which the court hitherto Huthenberg, of Cleveland, convicted everyone u chunco to sit down and sentative Finis J. Garrett of TenMr. John Meisch, Mr. G. L. Bled­ had assumed jurisdiction different cans and kept them back by hU gun soe. Mr. I- A. Urumlcy, Mr. O. .I\ in Berrien circuit court last March of from maternity cases which presentA big picnic swimming party to­ and bayonet never firing a shot and hear the music, Tuesday (tomorrow) ncssee will be the Democratic leader violation of the Michigan anti-syndi-_ night. i'wupe, Mr. Joe Cameron, Mr. It. of the next house of representative!, calisin act escaped a prison sentence ed only political nml# not judicial morrow night at Silver Lake, all mem­ really forgetting that his gun was II Chapman succeeding Itrpersentative Claude bers and their wives or lady friends loaded and the ‘post there had been for the time being at least when per- questions, Dear Sirs: Kitrhin of North Carolina, according are asked to meet at J. H. HlntermloLooks Like War named for him—the only one ever I hereby tender my resignation, as mission to appeal case was granted by REPRESENTATIVE LAKE to a canvass of Democratic opinion ter’s Pianu Store Tuesday evening ut named for a private soldier. in Honduras—W orn-/ chairman, ex-officio, of the Organ­ Judge White today. ntnde by the International News Serv0:30 p. m. If you don't have a car HOME FROM TALLAHA8BBE He then Introduced Frank Maroldo, The judge agreed to withhold senization Committee of the proposed en Are Fleeing ico Friday. Ills chief aides probably there will be piunty of cars there to known on the Chautauqua and OrU-iuV pending appeal to the Michigan new Farmers' Association will lie Representative Cordell Hull, take you out to the Lake so be sure Representative Forest 1-ake is this decision has Wen reached af­ supreme court. Ruthenlierg's convic­ home from Tallahassee having ar­ atid be there as we have something pheum circuits as the triple voiced FROM CENTRAL AMERICA also of Tennessee, present chairman ter considering the sentiment atHI tion was the first under the Michigan rived yesterday with his family and great In store for you. A real good wonder and piano marvel, an ex-ser­ WHERE REVOLUTION of the Democratic National Commit­ vice man of the army and navy. Mr. existing oil the part of certain mem- statute against'the criminal syndical­ making the trip by auto encountering time. IMMINENT. tee, and Representative William A. Marolda then gave an exhibition of Wrs of the Organization Committee, ism. With fifteen others he was ar­ good and bad roads and even going Oldfield of Arkanaaa, Democratic his versality In deacriptlvs songs and I t z Til* A• • # • ! # I »e I 'r e o a t wherein I find that I am not unani­ rested August last year when a aher- up into Georgia to avoid some of the I HEARING OF. BENNETT whip. music and made the piano talk. He ff’a posse and federal agents raided NEW ORLEANS, June 4—Report* mously acceptable to your committee, Garrett has been acting leader with, worst roads in Columbia and Su­ EXTRADITION CAHK TO sang '“Silver Threads Among the of Imjtendlng civil war In Honduras and further in view of the disfavor the second annual convention of the wannee and other counties. Mr. la k e full powers for almost two years and BE HELD THIS P. M. Gold" in baritone and basso profundo iwas given impetus by arivnl here to­ with which I am held by certain oth­ Communist party of American held In ia well satisfied with his work in the his conduct of affairs has been such and in the high soprano that brought day" from Honduras of several women er growers. I Wlieve the community the sand hills near Bridgeman. as to win the confidence of hla col­ legislature and he should be for he TAMPA, June 4.—Hearing of the down the house. Mr. Msrolda has aa and children who have been sent may Wit |>e served by my resigna­ leagues in general. Ha haa two pos­ was on the right side of all the big excellent voice and one wonders how extradition case of Raymond O. Ben­ here for* safety by their husbands tion. ' 1 DAILY UBRAI.I> WILL questions and was recognized in the nett, Jr., wealthy young grove own­ he keeps it singing all the different and fathers. In a party, which ar­ sible opponents for leadarahlp. Rep­ BE DELIVERED ON If I may W of any service to you, resentative Charles R. Crisp of Geor­ CELERY AVENUE legislature as one of the biggest men er here, to Georgia on an Indictment keys. Tho “United States on the rived on Steamer llibueras were sev­ unofficaUly, in your further delibera­ in the lower house. Mr. I-ake put returned In Georgia in 1920, is to be March" brought out the fife and drum eral Hortdurano among whom was re­ gia and Representative John M. Gar­ tion*, pirate command me. ner of Texas, bat neitbar candidacy People living «n Celery avenue will through all the local bills presented field. today 'M « r* Justice of the torpa and the bands and the bursting ported were two officials u^ the Hon­ Yours very truly, 7 . bombs in a most realistic manner and duran government said to be coming was regarded by Democrat! la Wash­ now be able to read the Daily Herald to him and he U Jubilant over the Peace Williams. F. F. DUTTON. ington Friday aa conaUtatiag formid­ bulkhead bill as he recognizes in this by live or aix o’clock in the afterBennett Is in Jail here charged Lake responded in hie usual hahpy here for Indefinite stay. The arrival able opposition. law a chance to make Lake Monroe kio. The Herald win be delivered with second degree murder In connec­ and then put It back together again. of officials could not be confirmed. The duties of DMMcratk leader Mob Stormed a', far th e Osteen Bridge for only one of the most beautiful epota In the tion with the fatal shooting of Her- At the close of hie last number and In the next house will he arduous and whole atate. HU many friends are fifteen cents a week. All who want •Arkansas Jail to bret R. Carulhera on the night of after the applause had died down Mr. Geddes Will N ot Retire ImportantProps the epealag gavel tv receive the Herald at their home gjad to see him back home and he U May 23, his preliminary hearing on Marolda gave a fine talk oh "Life" as * Get Negroes on he will be expected to direct Demo­ filled with enthusUsm over the fu­ From Ambassador's Celery avenue or adjoining ave­ thU charge having been held Satur­ each one sece it and made a strong cratic policy In each aa to ture prospects of Sanford and Semi­ Position to America prepare the ground work-a ofway WHO HAD HER lo t SLY CUT TWO nues, phone, the Herald office ayd nole county and aaya that we have day, when bond waa fixed a t |20,000 plea to help the eX-scrvIce men wher­ tho Dem­ the paper Vriil begin Immediately. an deigned within twvnty mlnutee by ever they were found needing assist­ WHITE YOUTHS. ocratic campaign for 1914. The no cause for worry If we will keep ance. Harry I-ewls met Mr. Marolda - C ",i ~ y — five wealthy Tampans, friends of RONALD McNKIL. UNDER SBC- slender Republican majority and the going forward this summer. in Honolulu many years ago In the SEIZE AMMUNITION i RETARY STATED TODAY. Bennett. lack of unity In Repahlkaa ranks Honolulu Klka Club and he bad not SHIPPED TO CHINESE K>KT SMITH. Ark., June 4.—A The GeorgU rasa waa brought by are expected to be fully capitalised RICHMOND, Calif., June 4.—Peter PACKED IN ORANGE BOXES »«<b of forty armed men stormed seen him since that time until they ( B r T B s A ae##ls«M P r e e s l Although only 49 year* Allinlo, Inventor of a (Ive-peesenger W. 8. McLarin of -Jacksonville a* the met in Sanford and Mr. Lewis and LONDpN, Jutw 4.—Newspaper re­ Okfuske^ county pall . t Okemah. result of a fight in Atlanta in the rcsentative Garrett hoe airplane of new design, has arrived porta to effect Sir Auckland Geddes P* today In a* effort to .VICTORIA. B- C-, 4.—Cuafail of 1919. Records of an unsuc­ Mr. Marolda certainly gave tha Ro served nine consecutive terms. It here from Oklahoma. Allinio aaya lynch two negroes accused of serious­ tuTna officer* srhmd p00,j*tttol« and cessful attempt to extradite Bennett tariana and their vUitora a fine en­ was retiring from ths position of years. In the lower branch of he made eeveral stops and did not ly cutting two white youths; accord­ revolver cartridges, packed.In three British ambassador to tne United from Tennessee In 1920 are expected tertainment for the day—aa Jim In ing u» telephone messages received Chinese destination, li was announc­ record his flying time. The machine here tomorrow f r o m G e n . M. N. giaham expressed It; “He was, glad Statea Is characterised as entirely greea. and the elxty-elghth I* w*s stated the negroves ed today. Rows of oranges were which can make 126 miles an hour Whittaker, former attorney general he came 126 mltea to attend fbe Ban- unfounded by ltonkld McNull, under will -mark his tenth term. He 4a a had been removed to another Jan packed about* the ' ammunition .end according to the Inventor has a'm o ­ of Tennaaaae, attorney for tha Ban- ford masting and hear the entertain- secretary for ferolgn affairs in tbe layer by profession and n native ef Tennessee. . thirty minutes before the attack of only the excessive weight of the boxee tor capable of 1,600 revolutions per nett family In Chattanooga. | house of commons today. ^ * |m a n t" '' . minote. Okemah Jail took place. caused tha officials to open them. WHO DIED AS RESULT *» ha *•* OF I : WOULD CONTINUE BEFENSECONTENDS HAVE YOU STOPPED TO THINK? : RUM FLEET FAILED TO LAND LIQUOR ON SHORE LITTLE BOY STARTED FIRE, DESTROYS TOWN RUTHENBURG , ESCAPED PRISON SENTENCE TODAY i • * • „ * v ' rZ'C.' * / § . * �MRS. n tB D DAIGER, BedAyBdltdr terday efteYmoon when she Invited a Pbine 117-W* ntflhber5t f hfr friends to help her i* r— r celebrate 'hll ninth'birthday knnlveraary #t her home on Park avenue. ' ' Pink rfrid White were the colors M im iir ■»!!»>■•■*< .'** chosen for this event, and w*no effec­ tively carried dot In every'dettil. The SO C IA L refreahmenta U ^ e wW laid' with " a Handsome lace cover, slid centered w it* Hid large birthday ciike teed' In ' White; bn*! topfed With nine ttiw nltik tapers in wlie* Holders. flarroumllng fills w«Ve pink candies In crystal hold• ' lit fbe living' room bnskets and 1 4tavs; of short*’*daisies *Hd fetus w«*eu*cd.' ' • < 'The’ afternoon was merrily spent ’ with game* of Mil kinds, niid favors of ; toys were given. V -;1* at a handkekchlnf fiKoWer a f ihe( JMarjorie was *isslated in entertain­ borne, of Mrs. R.. C.' kfarrtcll, tn ing iter guetss by her mother, Mrs. J. honor at H |as Coralle Trills. I K. Forrest, Mrs. W. E. Seoggan, Mrs. Monday—Mrs. John Leonardl and , Sam Bradford, Misfc* Drane Roberta, Misa Mary fad iary will entertain . Naomi Scoggan* and Grace Tompkins. • t a linen Shower, at the home of . The children enjoying this happy tho latter, M 9(V lnft Street, a t four affair wore: Kariylc lloushoider, BUp. m., honoring Miss Coralle Tillls. ’ llj; Thigpen, R. Z. Johnson, Robert Tuesday—Mrs. I t E. Tolar wfll en. Wilson, Sam and James Bradford, tertaln at a bridgo luncheon at her I Frederick Dalger, Robert Adams, Eu­ borne for tbe tnttnbers of the Board gene Estridge, Richard Dens, J. B. of the Womans* Club. l Coleman, Frances and Helen Wilson, Ipeadey—Circle No. 2 will meet at 3 Camilla Deas, Matjorie DnBoae, Bet­ o'clock a t the home of Mrs. J. W. ty McKinnon, Roselle and Dorothy Rutledge. Pope, Luis Shelly, Katherine Johnson, Martha Bishop, Elisabeth Mcthvln, Mrs. Donald Sp>Uh and daughter Mary and SaVih Maxwell, Louise and Eyelyn,' are In BargaoU the guests Eleanor HicYaon, ‘EH tabctl^ Smith, of h e r mother. . . . ’Dorothy Marshall, Marion Estridge, Mrs. J. M i Waiter* left yesterday Kathleen Adams and Bert Murrell. jyrfcjffBigfaff for Tamp* where aha will visit relathree. • V'jWm * . * I || ■■■ . W. B. Kirby, of Penaaeola, Is spend­ ing the w#ek end here as the guest of Mr. and Mra. Zeb Ratliff. ' ' _ _ Calvin Teagus Isft yastsrday for his home in Laurens, S. C., where he • v S j *>Y-T.w'- - .>■. The man who'thinks apartment life 8* hoe no advantages'fever had to taka He flown the heater in the spring. J, Ml h* For Florida: Local thwndershAwsrs tonight and Sun- Weather report say* more rain. Jimmy Thornton, of the 8. P. Rich­ ards Paper Co., of Atlanta, was ih the city today calling on the local station­ ery and paper trade. \ Prof. Mackay la a fine school prin­ cipal, but sCd horn aa doctor in "Cy Sloeumbs Country Store,” June 6th, at the niyh 8chool. " . - m a b io n CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ■' ' ‘ SERVICE S u n d a y , June 2, 192s • 1 Subject: . " ‘"Ancient and Modem Neeromancyt ’hlias Mesmerism and * JlypooUam, Denounced." . Church Service 10:45 n. m. Services will be held in the Palm Rootn of the Valdex Hdtel. Alt ars WELCOME. DAyigo T V *U r a director of n 'Knighthood Was in Flown-I a merry modem Eden 0f’ u 'g m ^ V J a x a , places and u ,. ^ ™ F U p p .r EvaSIS W W U *, JU •chn. i 4 The pot a* with a "had S sudi 'khorid be as&MWfch.aedasf U« thali peduaeU, Urinfl rdfcL *jj f 9 The righl rrmoJ/W31 set upon dw M i a bad tick spell. . . - tfrae*rt*«ootthec^nh*l pebom ««l Uw^ncTCTyhodJ, KnctU. 9 The large odmtxr rt fWople who Um myxtUkOy mcd Dr. Hwusif* famous rtCfunmctHU lef |0 Birthday Another 11.00 Aluraln,. 8iW Robert's Grocery Saturday' « caw nkrt qMt&iao*, oOet iho skoapMl J. C. Trawick has severed his con­ THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ’ '* nection with the Ford Service Co., ! *W. %■ Carpenter,' Pastor. The morning serpion will be: "Our and is now with the Gray Motor , Salea Co., in capacity of manager of Plaee In the ^Rattle." At night the subject will treat op: Ihe repair department. "The Essential Things in Religion.” A. Raffeld returned from Atlanta • Sunday school at 0:30 a. m. Both tho Intermediate* and Senior, yesterday where he attended the KlwanJs convention. As usual he re­ Epworth , Lciigu'es Will begin their membered the Herald and brought evening meeting* at 7:00. some.of the force pretty neckties.', ' . Mr. stone and his choir will fur­ . ; » ’ ’__ _ •» * nish sums One music at both gerva • > . The Seminole Cafe vttl have their icefe., Thy Sacrament of the Lord's Sup­ big Sunday dinner tomorrow and-have the special menu ip this Issue of the per will be administered a t the morn-' Herald. See It and go to the Seminole 4ng service; ’ Prepare the blind and heart by prayer and meditation for tomorrow; this solemn service. Our special Automobile Number to­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH. day. Gtancfc over ft and pick out your ear and If you‘already have a car pick Church services for the lat Sun­ out your garage where you want to day after Trinity, June 3rd, 102.lT • If it wrire uoshjdic to make get service. The Automdbile Pages auy better bread or paatry 7:30 g. m., I-ow Celebration.' of the Herald are the market place thuti is turned nut by this es­ 0:46 «. m., Sunday school. for car owners gnd prospective' Car 11:00 a. tn., Morning service and tablishment you ca^t feel quite owners. And then i t la interesting Sermon. rntisfied In your own - mind • . • reading to everyone. '■>•' Uwt we would be making a B:P0 p. m., Vespers. better article. This, however, SIGNS IN A MONKEY GLAND CONGREGATION At. CHURCH. Is a human Impossibility. We HOSPITAL. v • ■bake a perfect bread and perDuring these rainy days one neoL to mako sperlal effort to get-out to Patients over eighty caught romp­ the services. These are the times ing in the hallways or marking on when you arc most needod at the tho walls will be severely punished. services. Lot us try to ilo our best Patients desiring to tryout for the track end football teama report to Muggsy Smith Tuesday. Men over ninety must hove a written permit frorti their grandthlldrim. " G. W. 1-awton, Bracelet Watrb pert, 216 South Orange, Oriaada, up.snO cpriflnued lolmproiw wpodcr that I cm • toelievei FQR 8AL7—Our home at jlQ I certainly am. And I am is wri better tonic made tor ’ avo. Garagr an'd chicken y«, European Han tW lfS L U W V ? One .block bloclt nnd Hotel Clnromlon.. ' . _<from Ocean and AA ‘Clarendon.. ■ ‘ * Summer . • w ratal —Stoqm, $1 per day anti up; $6 i>er week and up. Special week-end rates.--------------- Every room haa rubning w'at^. A CHKERF.UL WELCOME AWAITS YOU SANFOROMfliB BREAD EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. COHN Hit BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. ATTA BOY, 1*ARSON mints, tho handies tied with lavondar U Fitts, ..j l^waia The two former ones wore v*iv iA jn fb g> • f . . i ii*. v i; M 'ii i nr • \nY' i , aX* ils waa a thin, fragllo young o'clock n delicious four preacher, but not half'iui fragile'aa course luncheon was served, Misses he looked. Ho could aoe and h la r Jean Maxwell nnd Margaret Wight what was going on, even during the Igat prayer. Juat before closing serv­ Burv|ng. Following tho luncheon, the gueata ice, he said calmly but with a good Rp<.nt tho afternoon hemming towela deal of Impressiveness to the square * ALL SOULS CHURCH: anj napkins for the honorce. Miss Inch, "Those In the congregation who Tomorrow, 2nd Sunday after PenteMoughton was presented .an Irrldes- tjld not get their things on during cent candy Jar, while Mias Lehman's the prayur can do so while 1 pro­ Mn*s at 10:80 a. m. was a bride's hook. Miss Tillis nounce tho bcriedfctJon." During Benediction after Mnss, which, howover, "the audience could was given a crystal basket, j ||u0 cantun crepe, witr vivid cm- hear each other’s watches tick. Mr. Fort of the San Juan Garage, broidery, faahlonod the smart costume says: WANTED—Intelligent and capable oj Miss- Moughton. KtudvBakcr's tacflltles for tho man­ young lady for nice position in la­ ufacture of fine bodies excel those of Invited to meet this charming lion0roe were Mra. Beecher Kent, Miss dles’ department a t the Outlet, First any other motor car builder. Dfl-tfe Coralle Tillis, Miss Hormlnla Lehman, Stroet. opp. Postoffice. ; • Its body plant, containing- 2,330,* Mm, strlln Arrington, Mias I-cttie 000 square feet of floor space, iepCaldwell, bliss Mario Burkoblle, M*»B prttty frocks of white organdie, while resents -a act ,r .investment of over Mury Howard, Miss Ruth Hand, Mrs. greetv organdie with whito lace ro t 18,000.000. ‘ James Moughton, Miss Mable Ilowjer, flea, fashioned the costume worn by This slnglo division of its business j^,B< \yt a . I-cffler, Mrs. M. M. Mc- Maria Ann. Katherine Tillis made n employes 4,000 men whose wsge* pretty little speech when she pre­ ampunt to $<^000,000 per year. Kinnon and Mrs. Minarik. , sented tha bride's “laundry.” Upon re­ « -------The steel, lumber, glass, cloth and moving the cover of th# baskets it other matariala raguireil for the op­ RIIOWKH FOR MISS TILL!8 k Kxquialto In every detail was the disclosed many lovely gifts of Ihten, eration of thU |K»^y P,ttnl ropjcseiit MlscellonCous Shower given yesterday silver nnd glass. After the presenta­ an Inventory .ty Y eatment of 48JXW,afternoon by Mrs.' W. S. Thornton and tion of the ahower the guests Were OOO. i, . •' « f,pr Sunday School cinsa, "The De­ asked to write a verse in a Good Tha dies and tools for forming the ponduhlea," at the homo of Mrs. Luck Booklet, the work of Mias Nina metal punHs of» Bludehak»r hodlrs p w|ght Babbitt on Sanford Heights, May Cook. alone. e»,«t 'n . ringlr item, cost In Mrs. Thornton in behalf of the class excess of $760,000. honoring Miss Coralle Tillis, one of iho doss members whose marriage to in a few well chosen words presented These figure* give some idea of the 'j'humaa K. Cain takes place next the horioroo a Urge silver salad fork, extent 6f Sludahaker'rt facilities, and as a gift of love from the Depend- indicate one of tho reasons.*, why Thursdsy nt the Methodist church, ' . Sludi'bnker bodies contain unequalled Greed and white, the wedding colors nblea. Refreshments of groin and white value. were vflrrtlvely carried out. In the t h ir t e e n b r id g e c u m living loom, festoons of green and brick cream and angel food cake Entertaining In her usual charming wliliw weie suspended from tho four were served by Mitutvs Marlon Hand. Gaaolhie Gauges for Korda $1 00; I’rdmaunar Mra. M. 8. Wiggins was host- comers of the room to the chandelier, Elisabeth Flowers, Maude Tyre end ai Pads 50c o»t. Spotlights, Windshield Pattye Lyle*. .Thv fsvor* were largo •aa yesterday afternoon at bridge, at j while targe potted ferna and French visors; TIRES and TUBES at rlo * hrt attractive new home on Magnolia j baskets of green wicker filled witii water lUllea, nut iupa and ltttU green pricer. Yon can 'g et back with our ave, i |im guests including liu- member* Shasta Dairies we(e used with charm- tollo bags of rice. tires. Better gasoHne and oil. W# Miss Tillis was attired in a chirk of the Thlrt4Min Bridgo Cluii. ing effect. At one imd of the living tha largoot stock of autoniobile cany _ The spacious rooms were beautiful- room, the chair of honor was placed, frock of yellow and black figured tires and uccessorieb on Palmetto iivu ly decorated with » profusion of love- it iwlng covered with white and tied crops do chine, worn with a largo tine. ' ■ ' ' ly cut fluwcra apd ferns carrying out with green and arhlte bows, white hat* The guest* were'. Miss ^ r a llo Tilthe rojpr motif of yellow, pink and Upim arrival the gueata wort re­ green. Each table carried out a aep- 'pirated to register in the bride's wed- lls, honorce, Mr*. A. i t Zachsry, Mni. U. L. Shluholscr, Mr*. A.' K. Powers, em te cplor acheine. day day book. f, .. * .... Ttie prise for high aoore, a pair of • A splendid musical program waa Mr*. Joe Write. Mrr. Roby irfsing. lovely embroidered pillow slips, was nndeted during the afternoon, Miaa Mrs. Usrmsn Middleton, Mrs- B. K. won by Mra. F. E. Iloumlllat. Deinarlus«Mua»on gave a humeroua JJalcy, Mrs. Fred Dalgor, Mr*. W. A. HofrrshmenU conaUUng of a salad trading, Miaa Roaamond Radford aapg TillI*. Misoes Ruth Hand, AUi* and course, with favors of mlnature baa- »1 Love You Truly," Misses Anna Ma­ Ruth OlUon, Mary Howard, Mary son and Julia Lalng gave piano selec­ Zachary, Rosamond Radford, Julia Kathleen Ura^y, Oandlw* tions, and a group of readings were U l s i , Spencer, LUlhi Ruth Spencer, Lucile also given by Miaa Radford. /'Following tho program the ahower Pope, Anna Maaon, Patty© Lyles, was presented. Mias Mason* playing, Floienro Spurting, Nina May Cook, "The Bridal Choroa," from Lohen­ Mhilon Hand, Elisabeth Flowers, grin, while three dainty little maid­ Ethel TillW; Maud# Tyre, Dtenariut en* entered carrying a huge whit# Muaaon, Marla Ann Powora, (tethcrDefkiua, Rwash I M MJIMUHAMVf wont WWf Katharina Uie TUlls Uakel liunter Haley, Mrs. laskot. Thvy a.- o k a m u u . Loaarpa,il litis, Hat. I Haley aud Maria Ann r J4rs. E. I). Bulloch and granddaughter, Miss Allco Runyan, leaVe Tuesday for. SthUbenaville, O., where they will spend tho summer. - — . Miiaes Mildred Simmons and Hathrriiw Teague left yesterday for Mountville, S. G., where they will attend the wedding of Miss Mario Teague and Edmund Meisch. -— Miss Gladys Morris, of I-ecslmrg, is spending tho week end hero ns the gueit of Mrs. E. 1- Brown, before goIng to Tallahassee where she will teach history this summer. ------- • Mlsa Ethel Dean, of Douglas, Ga., i* the attractive house guest of Mrs. .W. Merton Thigpen, at her home on Magnolia avenue enrnute to Lakeland wWie she will visit her uncle. — — Mrs. George A. DeCottes, Sr., nnd dsugliter, Mary, of Jacksonville, will arrive half tomorrow to spend several weeks here as th egui sts of Mr. and weeks hore as the guests of Mr. and gutfia. -------Mra.' H. E. Haley and little dsughter Hatel, f f Rocky Mount, N. C., lift this morning for Winter Park where they will spend a ehort time with Iter mother, Mrs. D. D. Hunter, returning to Hanford later to visit her ulsters, Mrs. W. S. Thurston nnd Mrs. lhright Babbit. .......— > T- ROY BARNES w iiL s«bs,«tf.L ^ vh. Food few art ' ic j ^ -A N D - 1 P In ^^=*= Growers gay there is hope ftfr .the peppfcrs 'yet V the rein irtll cease: ' I ■i II >■; •; _ R. J. Reiter, of Ixmgwood, ‘erfm( among the visitors to the city today shd left pis idbsrirl^lotTfjor a year of Gft Pally ,H&aTd. ? , Cburchweli's w.jjl run a special 'Sat­ urday* night Sale on Meh’n and Boy*' suits. Sue the afeerkisement in this Issue. , \ . — - 'r o 'K Fbr quick rem its try a want ad. 1ri *•i • ■1P J /# i V1 A i1v I1 Men’s PalmJBeuch Suits, at, per suit .$27.50 Men’s All-Wool Suits, at, ppr suit ^:K).00 Men’s All-Wool Suits, %his includes Serges and fancy Mixtures, at, per suit Boys’ All-Wool Serge Suits,.at, suit Boys’ Palm Beach Suits with two pair pants, at, DON’T FORGET *ur SP^ClALS.on Shoes and Piece GoodH TONIGHT afl Die Special MONEY-SAV ICRS far you �It ia not It*ply, aay m business Our mosquito engineer Is active. authority, that the price of auger Came around to tha rear of the Star c*h be regulated by government in­ office the other day, and emptied tho t* M « MfcW 0N M TO junctions, at leaat aa long as as lyre used to wash forms with. Tfie Herald Printing Co. housewives continue buying more Thought mosquitoes would hatch in n m u iitn ii sugar than they need for their pres­ It. That lye wns strong the devil ___ :____________ IM I to r it H O L L Y . r ent purposes. couldnt' have hntched out imps in *. i_. L I I . U I U ) . ..■NW«ttH'<TWM«w H . A . N IW I.------ ____O n m l The obvious thing for sensible*, it. However, he is at liberty to do R. «. HO Lit Y ... A l * r * t h l * | M * M « * r housewives to do ia to buy no more ns he pleases around these premises, A in rllilig B «ln \ W«l* K a s v r a sugar than they need from week to , Apsllrallaa the engineer, wo mean, not the devil. One day last week he found In an LKWIt sinri* ... a r w liilw «*»»**» week or day to day. Why speculate r k n * l » - W alter I on sugar in the kitchen? It Is pos­ unsuspected place a barrel half full *«« /»<•*• «iv*s* sible that a Yeturn to normal buying ■ ak arrfstU a P rlM la A i f * . r * of water. The barrel had been hid­ >r,e " i f i -'*■ O a a T t « f ~ ---------------------- — --------- Af®° will bring a return to somewhere den under some lumbcj* nearly two 1.M I U M a a fh a near normal prices. yenrs, and was almost solid with wrig­ D t t l o n i ta C ltr k r C arrier I. O a a W o k _____________ .________1* t ^ a l a glers. Few Vskeeta" have been seen At any rate, the experiment is Tfca k l « 1*- t a m * M I * W e r k l r H r r - worth trying, and this is the time of around there since that barrel was ■ II r a t l r r l r a a v . r a S r m l a a l r I ' a a a t r © © eradicated.—Ocala Star, year to try it. Even a little less than H i la a a k ll a k r t l * » » f f K r l l a f t A l o f i l a l H r a l v a a a l f k « * t* « a a m » H « - normal buying would do no harm ----------o----------I I .a . ( M l pa r i m l a l w i r a la » l * * a w . ,— n « r as THE UNJUSTNESS OF THREEJust now, except possibly to specu­ MKMBKH TII16 AHNOCIATKI) I'llKHK USEFUL AS WATER! CENT GASOLINE. T h a A aaoclatad P r a i a la • i c l u s l v e l y lators who deserve such treatment. • n t i l l e d t o t h a u a a fu r r . p u b l i c a t i o n o r The average American family eat a l l n a w a d l a p a t c b . i c r e d i t e d to It o r When the m atter of a consumer’s n o t o t h a r w l a a c r e d i t e d In t h l a p a p e r too'much sugar for its own good. tax of three cents a gallon came be­ a n d a la o t h a lo c a l n t w i p ub llaliad The important thing is to force the fore the legislature there was no se­ All r l E h t a o f r a - p u b l l c a t l o n o r a p .c l a l issue and drag forth the facts while I t a p a t c h e a h e r e i n a r e e le o r e s e rv e d , rious kick uttered because it was o r n a e i H K H A L li n i l l M l I t t l . P k o a c l « people can still take sugar or let it generally understood that each coun­ alone—before the canning season lieo r .lr n A .lv .flU ln s ft*nr»*»nt.tl*. ty was to have returned to It the nddC ~T 1FtE A M E R IC A N J'nE 5!lA lt5< K :iA lia >i ' gins, when sugar is nn imperative cd cent for all gasoline that was necessity—Jacksonville Journal. bought inside its domain. -----------<>----------To illustrate: If there should be DON’T KID YOURSELF 1,000 gallons a dny sold within I’utThat free bridge nt the Osteen nnm county through the year there A common expression Is, "I won’t crossing la getting the g o a ls o f the would be a comeback to the general fund, or, rather, the road fund, of people who own toll bridge*. !*•( build now ns cost of construction is prtw? too high." iff INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO this county at tho year’s enr some S I ua have more free bridge*, Incomes have increased proportion­ — •— o ----------------------$.7,050. If HillsbBro county buyers Sidney Catta has purchaaed n lum­ ately to cost of construction nnd the r i i m M k i k i k i k i k t h l i k i consumed 10,000 gallons of gasoline ber camp near that of the Pjilnnm man who does not demand every new­ each day through the year on nn av­ lumber Company. Of.course you fangled contraption can build with erage, nt thcerid of the year there understand, Sid, old dear, that you his present day incortie and have n would come back to the road fund of can not lease prisoner* .to work the linger margin left than would have that county about $30,500. If some been possible in 11*13. tiny, unbusinesslike county, having works. Don’t blame the present building -------------- o-------------j>oor roads nnd poorer accommoda­ The Palatkn News snys “the love rusts entirely on to lumber and labor. tions, sold but 100 gallons of gasoline of money is the root of evil.” Thnt Remember that in nine enses out of a day there would be returned tp it probably accounts for so many peo­ ten your ideas of wlial you want have nt the end of the twelve months HY LOUIS LUDLOW IN JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL ple looking worried these dnys. They expanded with your income nnd you $30.50, Thnt was the only just way must have awful evil minds shire would not be satisfied today with the ' of doing things. M Fn XX l * M they do nothing but study alM>ut"lhe Hll.'i bungalow. Uut the astute legislators could not Taxes nt $100, insurance at $.'10, money question. sec things in a ,fa ir light, and those WASHINGTON, Jutje 4.—United is now the richest man in the world; repairs nnd upkeep nt $100 and 7 per -------------- o-------------who opposed such a division wore thnt he has out-distanced John D. Clipping a bobbed hair girl is as­ cent Interest on *u $5,000 house States Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Rockefeller, Sr., and thnt his personal heedless or headless. Under the rule Florida, who hns just returned from sault and battery, so rules n judge amounts to $580 a year. which passed all these 'one-cenl a tour through the Northwest, during fortune is now in the neighborhood of If you pay $50 a month rent for in West Virginia. A school superin­ pieces ore put in n bat and every $550,000,000. Does the fnct fhnt Ford tendent diil the clipping.—Titusville nine years you have $5,.(00 worth of which he visited Henry Ford at his has reached the highest plnucle of county gels the same pull-out. Take, Advocate. We don’t know Just what runt reripls worth nothing. If you plant In Detroit, declares that he is riches injure his standing with the so­ to illustrate, the three counties just you mean by the iilmve but suppose pul $50 a month into a home for five surprised at the extent of tho Ford* cialists, radicals nnd ncnr-rndicnls? mentioned—although the estimates yenrs, even if it was necessary to for-lTesident sentiment ho found In It Is nil right. ure merely supposilnonury. It would cut out a few theater. parties or that section of the country. Ho (le- Not u bit of it. Men of communist mean thnt each county would receive *---------- o---------turn of mind who would rail at a mere Volusia county will not li*nso, sell clothes to make up Interest, etc., tin . clared thul he encountered the opin­ millionaire until they arc black in the $13,305.50; und when all the counties or cede that atrip of "No Man’s til the property was paid for, you ion that if nominated nothing can face regard Ford ns "’distinctly all in the state were "in the pool," the Ixnd" to Brevard county and Volusia will have up asset worth probuldy keep the Detroit manufacturer out of right," notwithstanding he is 550 worthy counties will reccnve but a , will not build the road herself nil of more than $5,(OO at the end of nine the White House. times a millionaire nnd still going trifle to show for the nmount of add­ which r hows Just what kind of a years und your family would have n "If he runs on the Democratic tick­ strong. The • radicals declare that ed money spent for fuel. county our neighlior on the north is. roof over its head which could not et he will he very strong nnd poll an Henry Ford is different from other Duval, Dnde, Hillsboro , I'nlm However, we can forgive her know­ be taken away from them for failure enormous vote in thu South,’’ says niulti-millionnirrs and that he id the Bench and ljk e mny well feel dis­ Senator Fletcher, who alao says thnt ing her ronditloh and hoping that to pay a months' rent. gruntled at the money to be taken Don’t kid yourself, you can own a personally he is In utter disagreement inly real friend the farmer and work­ from them to Ih* bestowed upon some some day siie may l*e free. ingman have' among the big. men of ---------- o---------Inline n's well today as you could te.n with Ford and Ford ideas, regarding little counties which are poor nnd If thine eye olTend thee, pluck it years ago if you want to. It is not them as socialistic, but at the snme the day. The Ford political flood is at high should never have been created; und out und if there is anything in the the cost of building that will prevent time declared thnt if ho should come tide and tho politicians are worried. the law is one of which thu constitu­ Grower* Association thnt olfends you, it is the cost of satisfying your out ns a candidate he will sweep the Practical Democrats, who know what tionality should be promptly-.tested. you pluck it out und have peace and inflated dcmiimU fur luxuries and country and nothing can hold him they want mil! are not bashful about It wuul appear as legalTy unjust to harmony in the tanks. You cannot modern extravagancies.— Daytona buck. Fletcher is regarded here as a distribute the gasoline tax in an. even political conservative nnd not at all usking for it when the administration manner ns it would la* to return to nlTiml to liuvc any discord in Ihr Journal. is democratic, fear thnt Ford will run si very lieginning of I lie greatest move of the Ford type. away with tho Democratic nomination each county the snme amount of the that was ever inaugurated in the FI.OKI DA UNO IN KICK! NO CROSenator Fletcher is considered one and that if he should be elected presi­ school tax funds, regardless of how (Yleiy Delta. (Jet the organisation JKCT. of the most reliable interpreters of dent they (the practical Democrats) many pupils each county possessed.— going and bury Ihr* difference. southern sentiment. When nskd how I’nlatkn News. A writer in an engineering publi­ Ford, ns a presidential candidate, will not have any more status at the -----------n----------White ItouHe than a messenger boy. INFINITKHIMAl. IJTTI.KNKNH. cation says that Florida furnishes a would run in the South, he said: TAXING AUTOMORILKH rich Held for hig engineering pro­ "Jl all depends on what ticket he Practical Republicans are concerned for they upprehend that if Ford There never was a sillier hit of jects. In connection with the bill impos- j inns, if he runs ns a Democrat, he twaddle than that resorted to hy According to this writer, there nrej will lie very strong and will poll an should be nominated he would make , ing n lax of three cents a gallon on President Harding hump to be re­ gasoline, passed by both houses of some of the papers in the southern so many undeveloped acres of rich rtiorhious vote," elected. On all sides, there seems to the legislature, it is interesting to section of the slate in opposition In soil that are di'|H'jidcrit upon engin­ "I like him very much/’ said the he a nervous tension lest this strange consider tin* cost, in taxation and the three cent gasoline lull, recently eering alone to liring them into prof­ passed by the legislature. They itable cultivation that engineers will senator. "He is a great deal more Michigan character should take the dealers' proliis, of owning an autocharge its adoption is stVliniinlism, he turning to this inviting held soon. vigorous than his pictures indicate, bridle in liis teeth and run away will. IM,lllj|t. ,n tllj, „ta|(l und that it in highly dnu riiiiinol i\ e The average service station fig­ The further fact is brought out, lie Inis good color and is strong nnd | j|lt, whole shooting match, ures three cents a gallon profit, exbecause tiie sandier counties of the that the engineering projects neces- energetic, lie is thoroughly democrat­ COOD LEGISLATION. state are to get an equal division of sury to tin* proper development of ic and easily nppronchnble. I wus eept where there is n service station the one cent per gallon lax with the Florida, are not expensive ns com­ struck by the exceedingly close rela­ war, in which case they are g'untent Thore are three outstanding ac­ with a two or one cent profit. Deal­ larger and more populous counties. pared to similar projects in other tions between Mr. Ford nnd his son The Drmocrut does not believe it states. Tills is due to the fact that Edsell. Each defers to the oilier and complishments of the last legislature, ers also figure one cent n gallon loss entered into tile mind of the a single in dredge work ami cauaj work then* I have never known fnthi* rund son to nil of which are of vital importance on leakage, evaporation nnd bad legislator who supported the measure is so little rock to deal with and so he more closely hound to each other. to the state, and for which it should debts. ‘Iluve you talked to Edsell about be given duo credit in summing up that it would lie harmful to south few heavy cuts to make. The pending bill requires the dis­ this?’ Mr. Ford will ask when u mat­ its work. Florida, rrntral Florida, east Flor­ tributing agency to pay the threeIt is interesting to note.too, liial They nrrt: The abolishment of the cenl lair, on gasoline actually sold to ida, west Florida or any other sec­ these canals which, in many cases ter is brought to his attention and tion of Flot'idn. It was just a hill drain vast acreages of fertile lands under similar qjrcuinstnnces Edsell lease and lush system. Thut alone various dealers. Therefore, the con­ and taxes every auto owner alike. also serve ns ennuis for moving crops will say, ‘What docs I'ather think would place Floridn In the flrot rank sumer pays for the leakage* and evap­ These south Florida papers stumble to rail centers by boat. It is said about this?’ The atmosphere around of states having a modern and hu- oration—and will pay the tnx on over every little mole hill they run that no state in the Union offers mi the Ford establishment indicates har­ ■nuue prison system. gasoline that has been wasted In the ft ml ami imagine ilu-m mountains. many inducements as tin* state of mony and co-operation everywhere. Another important achievement of air or in the ground—like paying a "At the same time Ford is the bus. tin* leX'islalure was the pledge mude , tax on a ‘J00-pound block of ice thut Hut fo tllie sake of argument grant Florida in Die matter of drainage His is the mind thnt '|>ltniH and exe­ thul for 35 yenrs no inheritunre or the sun has melted down to 150 that the larger counties will pay the canals. greater amount of (lie taxes to help The larger projects referred to cutes. lie is a man of vision, too. income (u\ should be passed. That pounds when thre consumer gets it. the smaller counties. Would iit not ure Die waterways from the interior His weakness ns a presidential candi­ should liring millions of dollars of With the three cents profit to the still be right? The business inlOll of to the ocean. Tile many fresh water date, as I conceive it, would be a fear cnpitul into the state. Florida is al­ retailer and thre three-cent tax to the larger cities send out their autos lakes and the natural contour of the on the part of the practical politician**, ready tin attractive field for invest­ the state the consumer would be into ever ynouk and corner of the country makes it possible to build that if he were elected president he ment, und if the men of wealth can taxed six cents nr more over whole­ state hunting trade, ami thousands canals from the interior of Florida would not consult them or take advice 1m* assured thnt the results of their sale prices. The average consumer nmJ thousands of tourists most pass to deep wuler points at very uioder from any quarter, but would run the (oil und industry will not bo con­ uses 20 gallons a week, which makes through thp smaller counties in get­ ate cost. Interior Florida is, after United States government like he fiscated by the state in the form of the tux and profit about $00 a year. ting into and from the populous re­ all, tlie great productive district of does his own factory, where his word burdensome and unjust taxation they The uutnmubilo owner pays $12 or sort counties. If a tourist llmls hod tin* stale. is supreme." will conn* in increasing numbers, und or more for a license tug—$72. lie toads in Dixie, Clay, lleramlo, 1‘usco, Senator Fletcher says he left Mr. the state will profit by their coming. is assessed on nveruge of $300 by It is of more than passing interest illsdford or any similar county in in tiiis connection (o take an account Ford’s presence without any knowl­ The third great and valuublc work tho county and $300 by tho munici­ trying to get to south Florida, he of the possibilities for interior Flor­ edge whatever ns to whether or not was the passage of tho lust day of pality, on his automobile, which blames the entire state'fur it. We ida in connection with the deep wn- he will be a presidential candidate. the session of a joint resolution for amounts to about $32 in these taxes. can not have a good system of high­ tor harbor at Canaveral point, neur However, he huH an impression thnt a constitutional amendment to au­ So we have n total of about $100 a ways unless they traverse the slnull- Cocoa. Here is a deep water harbor Mr. Ford will not be an active contes­ thorize the classification of intangi­ year in taxes alone—n coat of $100 a «r counties of tha stale. This mess that inis no equal on the Florida eust tant, but will be willing to be drafted bles nt a different rate of taxation year to owp an average $1,000 car. the south Florida psiiers have kicked coast. Tiiis is not a matter of con­ it the people want him. Despite tho from that ipiposed.... on real estate. The Tribune insists that the. three up is an exhibition of Inftnllcaimal jecture. Engineers from the Uni­ extent of the unorganized Ford Bcntl- To tux such property a t the same cents gasoline tax is excessive and littleness.—Tsllahast.ee Democrat. ted Stales War Dc|iartnu*ut after nient, Senator Fletcher expressed the rnte us real estate, as is now re­ burdensome, in addition to it* nth«r confiscation objectionable feature—that of mak* All Lite littleness thsl we have seen making a thorough survey, place opinion that If there were a show­ quired, moans virtual ing the automobile owners ot inc hss come from your patt of thu state, this high estimate on this harbor. down today, Wlllftm Ur- McAdoo and would drive it from the state. old sport. You are so darn small With Floridu rapidly coming to the woul/t la* found to have mure tangible We need capital as badly as we larger und more prosperous counties that you have no roads, no tax mon­ front us one of the best producing rt "thut you can put your finger need more people, and it Is well worth pay a tax for the benefit of the less ey. no get up and go spirit, no any­ states in the Union, this jmrtxf" on" than nn yulher mun who is men­ our while to muko nn effort to at­ populous and less progressive coun­ ties. . thing. It is easy to put the tax on bound to he made a larger use of. tioned for the Democratic presidential tract it to the state. • This unfair bill "struck a snag" It might be satdw in passing that south Honda and then talk about arilroud, will, of necessity be con­ nomination. Saturday, according to our Talluha“infinitesimal littleness" when South structed from thu inttrior to* this Senator John I*. Stokes, of Escambia There Is one uspect of the Ford Florida is paying (lie b ill. Why port. There is also ample induce­ boom that violates all known rules of county, was one of the foremost ad­ see reports. We ho|>e it strikes a don't you get in the game of build­ ment for an inland waterway con­ psychology. Fur some time nuwspa- vocates of nit these measures, nnd final and disastrous “snag" when it ing up t h e a tA te and spend some of necting with this harbor.—Orlando |M*rs nnd magazines have been pub­ was largely responsible for their reaches the Governor's desk.—Tunipa Tribune. your own muney, yoq pikers. lishing tables which show that Ford passage.—Tampa Times. Reporter-Star. rrrr i N m i M mw **I 3r! «■? i t Ik* HfWlt **? Macaalla A t«, * « » * » * 5 * _ FORD FOR PRESIDENT 1 = SENTIMENT IS STRONG = SAYS SENATOR FLETCHER : A C C O U N T a1 In the Peoples Hank o f Sanford is both a business necessity and n household economy. It provides an accurate accounting nt all tim es on income and expenditure. Instruction in the proper hnndling of a checking nccount is a part of our service. Every depositor is invited to consult with us on modern banking methods as applied to business. It will pny you to let us help you with your prpblcms. .Peoples Bank. of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA GROUP INSURANCE. serve that asset means that cmp|,y. ere now provide every safety for the protection of health, limb aid body. This extrn thought in th* ^ hnlf of labor by way of injuring thnt insurance which the employ,; buys for the benefit of hi* employ,, makes them more careful ami raw, respectful of rach other* rights ir.( health. Instead of laws :,uiti fw damages which only engender b*d feeling between employer and »w. ploye, the insurance policy proviso nn adjustment of mutual intrrnt nnd there is co-operntiun brt«m employer and employe. Group Insurance is n wi-e prTitm tiun nnd it is a stimulator of friendly relationships in industry. It courages workers to be loyal ami <Y pcndnhle. I t -promotes good will. It relieves the employer from worry. If is n form of insurance that U firreaching nnd is both self-rmir-t and serves society.—Rcpoitcr-SUr. Nearly every state in tho Union hns provided for group insurance. Thin simply means insurance against accidents by men nnd women who work in groups. This is not only just, but it in good economy. It is u protection to the man nnd women who work, but it is more than that; it in n safety policy to tho em­ ployer nnd a burden lifter to society. The men nnd women who work day by day, work thnt they mny live «nd enjoy the advantages of modern so­ ciety, If one is injured while at his regular employment ro that he can not work for a few weeks or months, hin cnrniug power is thereby tem­ porarily suspended* He must have an income from some source to pro­ vide for himself and family. Insur­ ance provides for this. One the other hand, It relieves the employer from damage suits. He compiys with the Volusia county will have her ««i law nnd thereby is relieved of dam­ ages. Society is benefited because fulr this full. What is the matter the disabled worker is provided for with Seminole? und there therefore does not become the object of charity. G6G quickly relieves (’on-dip;)lion Above all, group insurance is right. Labor is the most essential thing to H iliousness, Headaches, (.’olds human existence. It is society’s big­ | nnd LnGrippc. 5-1 o.a.vr -lOU gest and most needed asset. To con­ >t - T O U R IN G CAR Better Than Ever Before At the lowest price ever made, the Ford Touring Car ia even better than before. The one-man top, slanting windshield, improved seats and refined chassis construction have won instant admiration, Already the demand for this model exceeds our ability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks we will have to disappoint many who are holding off. ** ; Ford prices Amv tu v tr b tm to lorn EDWARD HIGGINS Amhurlinl t-'nril. 1.1,,.win, I'.irJ.oa Itmlrr Fm a>r I'Hlhrr rar|lr«lara rail •■r «f lk» fullunlux Ml XII i llnmr J. I'.. I'«* ........................... ............. 4.-.UO IJ. \V« M rlturr ____ _ ... .......... . ... „ 583-W T . H . K « i ............... .......... ...... .... ....... ,■ .....1T1 It. K. Ilr r a d u a .......... ...... ...... 2 1 7 -J >O . B . D E T R O IT *: •t.. ., •**v / ty ' Order now to protect yourself. A t . small payment down and the bal\ / ance in monthly installments. V W: V : .. . v �IS READY* FOR PJIARM Vcipl tfif) c o n v h e r o o• fI! ,>M a n y ' u• -C . s !•• . w ars • • • i • ** h linens. hams for lu c su a j, # T h u r c t U y of t h f c « « * . « * “ * * " > • cheap prices quoted In this issue. . Bob Lloyd of Orlando was in tbc city todny on business.' He Is in the mortgage loan and investment busiK r . i - e . i A t . to have Plenty of i.ii.iness in Sanford along this line. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. G. Vincent of Wabaaso were in the city Inst night and part of today the gucsta of Mrs. IJ. J. Holly. Mrs. Vincent is n sister of Mrs. Holly nnd they were on their way to points in the northern part of the stntc to spend some time. Mr. Vincent is « grower of citrus fruits and vegetables at IVabasso. James Ingraham of St. Augustine was in the city todny the guest of his uncle Frank P. Forster, nnd his many friends here were glad to sco him. He is an old Sanford boy who is now engaged in the real estate business in St. Augustine handling the business of the Florida East Const Railway Land Department. Yowell A Company have a half page advertisement in this Issue call­ ing your attention to the big Linen .Sale on, Wednesday of this week. Everything in sheeting, table cloths, table linen,- damask, fancy pieces, colored table sets, towels, pillow Mra. Pefry, Jcn-.igan will leave to­ day for Auburn, Ind., where she will visit relntivcH a t her old home. She will accompany her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lochncr, of' Clermoht, who will also attend the meeting of the National Editorial Association in New York, and mako the return trip to Sanford by steamer. Mrp. Jernlgan will be absent for about three weeks. ITiotogrAph of f the late Mnjor General 'Frank* II. Baldwin,' retired, one of Undo Snm’s most noted w a r v i ors, who served with dis­ tinction and brav­ ery through the Civil War, inniiy years of Intluln ■'warfare in the Weal, in Cuba, in / t h e Philippines, and was called front retirement in 1017 by the State of Colorado to net us adjutant general during the World War. The photograph shows the many decorations f o r giilbintry a n.d conspicuous ser­ vice, including two medals of honor awarded hi mby congress, received by the hero. General Bald­ win died in liens ver, where he had made his home the last .15 years. HERBERT LOVBJOY DEAD. ■ ~Herbert I-oyfjoy died last bight at the Fcrnalt|-I.aughton Hospital after - being ill for the past eight mbnths. He was injured in an airplane Occident near Miami almost a year ago and was brought here to be with his brother, Gus Ixwrjoy and his folks who live near Sorrento. The remains will be taken to Sorrento for Interment, WILLIAM McKENZIE DIED William McKenzie died nt the Fcrnrild-Laugh ton Hospital Saturday night of blood poisoning after nn ill­ ness of severnl days. Mr. McKenzie was a pharmacist nt Hunt's Phar­ macy and some time ago had a sore on his face picking nn ingrown hnir out of his face nnd the plncc becom­ ing infected started blood poisoning which resulted in his death after evryihing possible had been done for him by the physicians. The young man hnd recently graduated nt the head of his class in pharmacy nnd was just entering his career when death came before he even reached young manhood’s estnte. He was a resident, of Bunnell where thfc re­ mains were taken for interment. His parents were with him here when he died nnd his death has cast a gloom over bis many friends here and in his native town. A • r> a 1' 'i American Bankers Money Orders, JjpUSTIS, J iW 4.—Kverylhlrg will be in renjincss for tllo cntrolainmcnt of the n iin ti convention of the Flail da State rharmadjuUcal Asso­ ciation which i* to be held in Euttis Wnlncmhy'ain) Thursday, .Juno <1 ami 7, am! in this* connection, J. J. Grieg of Ocala, president of the noocln. tion, has addressed a letter to mem­ bers which contains some timely in- Drafts on the larger cities, also Travelers' Checks and Letters ot Credit may be purchased a t this bank. For travel, transfer of cash or ♦out o f town payments, they are SAFE and CONVENIENT. Let us supply you. Checking Accounts cordially invited plctcd as to the dining room and kitchen and lobby, and every sleep­ ing room is ready for occupancy right now, ns nil of the beds ary in place nnd made. The Grand View is already available, besides a number of rooms in private homes.. "The DUtat a tiding feature of the convention this year will bo the re­ port of the committee for the estab­ lishment of •the .school of pharmacy at the University of Florida. "When you hear what ‘effect this will have oh the reciprocity of a li­ centiate in pharmacy, you will fully realise what n • success has—4an>» scored. y “To the members of the Associa­ tion, I will only say, come, and to the druggists who are not members 1 beg of you to arrange to go to Eustis and put your shoulder to the wheel with us, as if is absolutely necessary that we havg the concealed action of nil to make the school pharmacy at the University of Flor- * A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FORSTER, President of the laying of the corner stone of the building that will ltd erected and dedicated t otho College of Pharmacy. "Kiistis rays 'Come!' I say go. "(Signed) J. J. GREIG, "President of Florida State Phar­ maceutical Association.*' * NECK BROKEN IN DIVE, NORFOLK ,Vn„ June -U—Major R. F. Reed, a Richmond, Vu., city oflleiat, sustained a ‘broken fieck yes­ terday morning when ho dived Head foremost into shallow water, at Oeonn View. Mrs. Reed witnessed the ac­ cident. He is in a Norfolk hospital in a critical condition. Major Reed II. F. WHITNKR, Cashier is the. second-victim of n "hend long dive this season at Oerntt View, M. ,1. Brown, n sailor, having lost his life iu a tiimilnr accident here May MARRIAGE LICENSE RECORD, NEW YORK, June I.—Dan Cupid played havoc with June brides in the cits- hall marriage license bureau Saturday, excelling all past perform­ ances for a threo-hour period of ac­ tivity. Between it n. m. and noon; 225 mar­ riage licenses were Issued nnd 110 marriages performed. A SALE OF EVERYTHING IN LINEN, WEDNESDAY WED., j JUNE6 Linen Day. LINEN SALE SALE Cloths and Napkins to mutch. Rose, Gold, Blue border, just* tho linen for June bride,*set 81 inches wide, all Linen, yard 81 inches wide, special, yao;d For Linen Shower 58 to 72 in. Cloths in all linen for All sizes and assorted patterns Values up to .$8.50 per dozen. Reduced in. all pure Linen, assorted patterns. Spec ial for Wednesday, yard— 58 to 72 in. Damask Cloths, some hemstitch • ed for Guaranteed sun and water proof. Hb_runky from 45 to 80 inches noncrushable. Special yard Special, for, each Good grade, special for yard 16-in. wide, all colors and white. Shrunk. Special, yard 81x90 Mohawk Sheets, Wednesday only, each Pure White* all purre Linen for, yard In all the new designs, extra good grade Special for this Linen day, yard— 45x30* Special for, each Tan and Ecru*Art Linen, 18 to 22 inches wide, all pure linen, being1 for fancy work, yard "0’/ - '4 f(“,’ f * ' Reduced for Wednesday. Maderia Linen pieces for, each— 49c TO 69 c ALL LINEN PILLOW CASES All Linen, plain and embroidered, oach Full size, all pure Linen, pair * * * * 4 **♦<!» - *1 ' �GOLF ' BOWLING TENNIS BOXING “ • *-*• U I M t » | KILBANE LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE 6TH ROUND FOOT fcAS ti TRAP 1. , B ': ' U* FROM PIRATES WHERE THEY PRAY TODAY ‘ Florida Slate league Tampa nt I-akoland. St. Petersburg nt Daytona. Rrndentown nt Orlando. Southern Awnoriullon CHICAGO, June 4.—Joe Hauser Won Lost Pet. Philadelphia American first baseman, Nashville 25 .596 17 whose hilling is a big factor in the New t Ii lean* * .558 19 21 rurh of the Athletic* toward the top Mobile IK ,550 of the league pennant chasers, made 1Imltnnoogn »|*| IK .550 a strong bid Inst week fur the home Atlanta .512 21 2d run honors of Ids league when he Memphi* 2(1 .187 19 *»•» smashed out four circuit clout*IS .150 lliimingham . Haliser’s performance puts him only Little Rock 2K .282 11 one behind Ken Williams, and three less than Untie Itutli, who is lending the Icngne with eleven. Cy Williams, veteran of the Phil llbif) clacked out Ills nineteenth fnur(’((It It KITED MAY I, 1923 hngger last wepk in the National South Hound League and is leading nil the home Ilep u rts A r i iv e run sluggers. Leaders with five <>r 2: hi a.m. 2 :30.tun. more homers to Itieir credit follow: 8:40 a.in. National: Williams, Philadelphia, 2:15 p.m. 10; Hartnell, Chicago, 5; Mnkim, Phil­ 7:10 p.m: adelphia, 5; Traynor, Pittsburgh, 5; Northbound Keljelinr, Chicago, 5; Miller, Chicago Departs Arrive f>; Wheat, Brooklyn, 5. 1 : 1H a .lit. 2:03 a.in. American: llulli, New York, 11; | 12:05 p.m. 11: 15st in. Wi!liiiin:i, Nt. Lind'-, 0; linn i r, Phila­ 3:52 p.m. delphia, 8. .. . . 3 : 1 2 p.ri*. 10:0(1 p.in. TRAIN SCHEDULE FIGHT POSTPONED UNTIL TONIGHT Hill xN’o. 21 HAVANA, -Inut* 4. Tije fight bo (ween l.ui* Firpo nnd "Italian Jack’’ >No. 28 Herman has Lei n postpon'd until >No. l'U Innii.ht owing to I bo heavy mini all. xNo. Til DUN AND \\ FINER MIN Canadian Foe to Rum Runners Bootleggers who have prospered in the transportation of liquor from Canada to Washington, Oregon and California wore dealt pn overwhelm­ ing blow when ( ‘andlan officials, urged by Falconer, refused to grant “dope sea" elearanee to vessels carrying boor.c. “ 't v qJ . CANADA HANS RUM RUNNERS TRAFFIC .ON WESTERN COAST VANCOUVER, U (’.. June 4.—J. H. Falconer, chairman of the Liquor Control Board for the Government of British Columbia, in one of the powers instrumental m getting the Canadian government in refuse "deep sea" clear­ ances to vessels untying liquor. The new custom* regulations is cun.iidered a l.innl.out blow to bootlegger* in the stall's of Washington, Oregon ami Cali­ fornia. An immediate effort of .the rutting off of the supply of liquor illeg­ ally shipped from Vancouver, It. C., ami smuggled into Seattle, due to the new order, was, neeordiug In Roy C. Lyle, Federal Prohibition Director for Washington “to force Seattle bootleggers to sell alcohol colored with iodine and other ingredients containing lye and other chemicals uf which bootleg­ gers' eii'toineis will soon lire." News of the "no deep sea clou ranee’’ order was also favorably received in official circles at the American capital. x Daily, except Sunday. III ii do firm’nolo Ash. ('tub BEAD May 31 June 6 II KHALI) l DsMulay ' June 21 J Two games in the Pepper League are scheduled tomorrow. The DoMoIny and Brotherhood will play on the Ninth Street Park at 1:30. Uviedo will piny in Monroe. The BrothcrhObd after her first de­ feat in the Pepper League seems to be going strong so fans will see n stiff fight tomorrow between the league leaders nnd the Brotherhood. K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C om p an y O a k A v e n u e a n d T h ir d S t r e e t PHONE 17- ---------- ---------------------------- S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Serial No. 017335 Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office ' nt Gainesville, Fla., May 12, 1323. NOTICE is hereby given that Corrie C. Sistrunk, of Oviedo, Floridn, who, on November 15, 1921, made Homestead Entry No. 017335, for NE 1/4 of SW 1/4, Section 30, Township 21 S., Range 31 H., TnUnhnssee Meri­ dian, has filed notice of intention to make Commutation Proof, to estab­ lish claim to the land above describ­ ed, before Clerk Circuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, on the 2.fird day of June, 1923. Claimant names as witnesses: Kiln Pritchard, of Oviedo, Floridn. Oscnr James, of Oviedo, Florida. Corbett Williamson, of Oviedo, Fin. Oscar Ellison, of Oviedo, Florida. WM. S. TANCRK, Acting Register. 5-14-21-28; G;-1-11 OWNERS OF DORS, TAKE NOTICE! THIS IS FINAL NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS OF DOGS WHO ||AVF NOT PAID LICENSE FOR SAME, WE WILL NOW PROCEED To FORCE PAYMENT OF LICENSE ACCORDING TO LAW. R. G. WILLIAMS. 33-Ctc Chief of 1'olire. NOTICE! t ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLES FOR IIIi:t: ARE SUBJECT TO A LICENSE TAX op $10.00 I’EY YEAR (or $5.11(1 for half year). This law is now in full force ami license payable at City (’lark’s of­ fice. W. B. WILLIAMS, 53-10tc City Malinger. C. A. Whiddon, manager of the San­ ford Independent baseball team, an­ nounces that there will be a game on ■ iR H ia iiix iR » a ia iia » iM ia B i» ia a a iia a i» i9 a D iiiiiii tiie homo diamond Thursday after­ ■ a a noon with the Orlando Independents. IT WILL COME OUT ALL RIGHT. Our good neighbors across the hay are making n hard fight for Greater Tampa. As is usual in nil such move­ ments, their light is against selfish­ ness and politics, Here is wishing them a full measure of success.—■ St. Petersburg Independent. STOP BACKACHE. KIDNEY TROUBLE . BHcRAche, Rheunidlfc ‘ Pafijs,' <U)R" headache, tired feeling, too frequent urination, discolored or strung odor are symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble. “ I was always having a backache which caused mu great suf­ fering," writes Mrs. Feher, Medford, Mass. "Could not steep itud at times I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney Pills and found relief." Stop backache, kidney and bladder liouhlTs with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold everywhere.—Adv. S T ’ S P U R E ! That’s Why It’s Popular... • a®. i i O ur orders are coming In so fa s t th a t if it were not tlytil we kept prepared to rentier real service we could not handle them'.' “ PHONE US WE DELIVER nml we deliver prom pt, anyw here, nny tim e. And if you do not drink E lder W ater now—you wil], a fte r one tria l Elder Springs Water Companyj cBnRnBaaaaHnanxKiiHMBHiinBXaaBnEBaBNxnxaxanRxnaaxasaBaa FOR THE MOVIE FAN ITS NO SECRET June 11 June 20 ■inly 5 June 7 Looks ns if Cy W’lllinms will soon have another on his trail for home runs besides Ruth nnd Ken WillinniB. Joe Hauser, of the Philadelphia Americans smashed out four during the past week bringing his total to eight. When the expert put his O. K. on the OAKLAND,car he put It there with full knowledge of its significance. Tho critical eyes of the expert admired nnd immediately advocated iia principles. Its reading comfort, Its speed lines and its maximum response nt minimum gas consumption makes it a suitable car for every purpose. YOU WILL LIKE THE OAKLAND as thousands of others have liked it without ex­ ception. -------- - ^ - 2£tfc. ^ :r Gasoline Gauge* for Fords $1.00; Ped­ E lE B IIg a iB H E ia ia O R IlB R IlB E B K R C IIg B n E lS X IllltS S R Iia a a i al Pads .5Cc set. Spot lights. Windshield visors; 'I HIES nml TUBES at close TROUBLE EMtnofocv CXPtPT orpemsun EXPERT HAH CKOMtn mccnamc prices. You can get buck with our tires. Better gasoline nnd oil. We carry the largest stock of automobile K# S-s 1V.J H4 p.4 Si Turl.ingtnn knows it; no one ran do- tires nml accessories on Palmetto uve* liue. f 4 plgt it more graphically. fl F. P. RINES *1 And Dr, Brown, the dentist, and 1115 Pa Imet to Are.— —Phone IHI-J lady friend, will be the honor guests r-i tonight and see “The Flirt" without ( ’urcH Muluriii, Chills cost to them. , and Fever, Dengue ur ►a *4 Sx f l h i *4 Bl S'* 04 Added attractions,' too. Ililltms Fever. Trllliy Branch Departs G-4-o.n.w.-20tc Arrive 7 :30 a.m. 1 Tomorrow night- Betty Comp son in 3:2b p.m. "The White Flower” and us an added 1:3ll p m. 1attract ion pictures of the Sanford .5:50 p nr. a , Grammar School nml High "choul Eileen Percy in Booth Tarkiugltin's graduating exercises. : Leesburg Branch a Masterpiece, “ The Flirt" tonight at i-------_ Arrive a a the Princess. a a a It’s the ago of six-cylinder jazxa a mr.nin. The Flirt is such a story’us a a I(noth Taikiitgion ha* always loved to a W E use “Whether it’s your ear, Mr. Smith’s or Mr. aa write, full of dramatic situations, ir­ THE BEST resistible humor, ami just enough INSREDItHT Brown’s, it gets the same Rood care nnd ex­ pathos now ami then to arouse the IN O U R softer emotion*. BREAD AMD pert attention that every car should have. No one knows American life P A S T R Y !. as SCHEDULE I’Olt FIRST 1IAI.F PUFFER LEAGUE June 24 May 31 Eugene Criqui knocks Johnny Kit* bane for u row of ten pins Saturday. WASHINGTON, June 4.—Washing­ Criqui is the new featherweight ton outhatted Philadelphia two to one ST. LOUIS, June 4.—St. I.ouls went champion, it being held up until Sat­ nml took the flnrd game yesterday C Into fourth place by defeating Pitts­ urday by Kilbane. to 2. The score: burgh here yesterday, 4 to 2. Score: Philadelphia .....' 110 >100 000-2 6 2 Kilbane has had a pretty firm grip 010 000 110-3 (J 0 Washington ..... 002 o\2 OIx—C 10 1 Pittsburgh YESTERDAY’S yESUI ,TS on the feather weight championship St. Loula 000 102 OIx—4 fl 1 now for the last eleven years. And CHICAGO, June 4.—Chicogo con­ Florida State League BROOKLYN, June 4.—Brooklyn the gray whs In his hfklr from nge and centrated its nttnek in two inningn No games scheduled. won n six-inning game from Boston \£orry over It. yesterday, defentin gSt. Louis 7 to 1. yesterday 7 to 0 nftor n race with a , , t ; ,r ------The score: Now’ Criqui Is planning to put an­ National League heavy shower that fell during tho St. Louis .......... 000 000 100—LR 0 other Johnny on the knockout list. He At St. Louis •!, Pittsburgh 3. Chicago ........ 000 4.10 00x—7 7 1 fifth. The score: At Cinrlnnnti .1, Chicago 4. 000 000 0 11" 0 will meet Johnny Dundee inside of DETROIT, Juno 4.—A one-hand Boston .................... At lirnoklyn 7, Boston • (called In catch by Speaker of Rigney’a long fly Brooklyn ......... 5t)0 02x—7 10 3 the next sixty days. Today Criqui will return to his training camp in sixth account of rain). to deep center field for the second out No other scheduled. CINCINNATI, June 4.—The Cuba Mahassct, L. L, to prepare for the fn the ninth inning, which permitted bout. Hoilmunn to score the winning run broke the winning streak of the Reds American League from third base was the only feature which hnd extended over six games, Tonight in Hnvana Luis Firpo and At Detroit H, Cleveland.7. of an R to 7 victory by Detroit over by taking an exciting contest yester­ “Italian Jack" Herman will meet in At Washington 0, Philadelphia 2, Cleveland here yesterday. The score: day 4 to 3. The score: • their match which was scheduled fur At Chicago 7, St. Louis 1. Cleveland .............. 100 220 020—7 Chicago ............ 000 010 010—4 8 2 Saturday but was postponed until to­ At New York-Boaton, rain. Detroit .... *................ 002 003 201—8 Cincinnati ........... 000 000 003—3 3 1 night on account of heavy rain. ONE GAME AtlrMIcs s' m “Ho banc gone now”1—so says the Swede when— * OUT CARDINALS TAKE BASE BALL NEWS SENATORS HIT ATHLETICS THIRD STRAIGHT , NEW YORK, Juno 4.—A lithe, limber, panther-llke warrior of Franco, bearing the scares of the fight of fights, boxed and punched his way to a dramatic victory and n world’* cham­ pionship here Saturday. Eugene Criqui, former poilu who came back to the ring after his Jaw had stopped n German bullet, nt Verdun, seven years ago, rose to the greatest heights of his pugilistic career, when lie knocked out Johnny Kilbane, vet­ eran Ameriran holder of the world’s featherweight crown In the sixth round of an international buttle be­ fore a crowd estimated nt 25,000 in the Polo Grounds. It was a battle lietween master ring men, veterans of two continents, but in the end Criqui’s stamina and punch­ ing ability carried him to triumph. Kilbane, who held the world title for Southern League eleven years, had a shade the Ireller Chnttnnooga -I, Nashville 5. of the defensive fighting, hut nt criti­ Little Rock 5, New Orleans 0. cal moments he was unable to stem Middle 0, Memphis 0. the tide of CriqUo’n cyclonic attack. No others scheduled. The finish emne with sensullonitt suddenness in the sixth round and MOW THEY STAND when Killiane’s generalship appeared to have baffled I’riqui’H fiery __ on­ Florida Slate League slaught. Time after time he had Won Lust Pet. weathered a storm of rights and lefts Orlando ........... .... 31 15 .071 to the head and body, but Criqui was Lakeland ...... III .678 2d iff! not to l>c denied. Urndcnlown .458 2d Starting from bis corner In the Tampa .155 2jj -■ ft, sixth round Criqui feinted, then whip­ Daytona ............ .... 21 .417 -V ped in a terrific left to the body that St. Poteinhurg ... IH .391 2M staggered the champion. National League Kilbane drew aWny, expecting an­ Won Lost Pet. other left, but Criqui shot In n right 11 .744 32 ryots to the jaw, and sent the Amerl- New York 18 .571 . 21 Pittsburgh ....... can back on his heels, ami toppling .5 IK 19 . 23 to the canvas. At the count of six, Brooklyn *1*1 »I'» .5(10 Kilbane tried to rise and succeeded in Ft. 1."'ii". . .IKK 2d 21 gettin on one knee, but, groggy and Gilirinnati 19 23 .152 weak, he fell back, ns Referee Jack Chicago .105 25 17 Boston ........... . Appel tolled off the count of ten. It .2K(i 12 30 wii| the second time Kilbane hnd been Philadelphia coupled out. In 1917, when at the American League height of his career as featherweight Won Lost Pet. king, he went out of his cljiss to meet .707 29 12 New York Rcntiy IAtonard, lightweight champion IK’ .501 • 23 and wan knocked out in the third Philadelphia .548 23 >9 Cleveland round. *»•* .IKK 21 Detroit .475 21 19 St. Isiuis .. . HAUSER HITS 15 21 .417 Boston .10(1 Hi 21 Washington FOUR HOMERS IN Chicago 21 .385 15 PHILADELPHIA, June I - William T. Yllden nod Sandy Weiner *('■ ess fully do'endrd their doubles tennis championship of eastern Pennsylvania winning the final round of the lou rimmerit front llcnmiii Durnheim and Watson Knight, 2-*i, 0-3, ti-3, 7-5. The first two sets were played .Sat­ urday. « * TING June 12 July 3 July 12 May 29 June 19 Brolherhood SI. A. May 29 June 19 July 10 May 31 June 21 WANT June 5 June 20 July 6 There’s nu remarkable secret about the recipes we use for our excellent bread nnd pas­ try. We make use of the best .Ingredients and a lot of expert knowledge of the subject. You’ll make qiu secret of how pleased you are If you try our product. Dr M(day June July July June June July 12 3 12 7 28 111 * May 24 June It * ROUTH BAKERY SANF0RDMAID ADS. BREAD 1 BUILDERS HARDWARE % \V« trim l<> m a k e l.lil* official l u n d n u n r l c r s f u r ttiu ihihI vmi liutbt, r . W . w a n t lit ca ll Id* a t t e n t i o n a t lid* 0 * i t l e u t u i t i m e I " ll'*> f a c t t h a t ntrr b u i l d r m ' h a r d w a r e »tock In c o m p l e t e In e v e ry detail. Hill Lumber Co. “ Y e s s ir , w e ta k e a P erso n a l I I n t e r e s t in E v e r y O n e o f T h e m !” iw from experience that it pays j “We know to overhaul a machine regularly. Owners S : a save money through our efficient garage ser­ aa vice; and their cars are always bright-look­ aa I a ing and full ’er pep!” , a a a -Ilu llilrr* ' I tra d q a a r- rm " REPAIR DEPARTMENT Phone 13C, Sanford a a a 8 : Sanford Buick Co. j XBflflBBBIBIBBIBBBBn n u tw �II who think Pq pot a Rmt, stand upi ~Ali~rtdht all X e S , vjhT N VAh^J #K 1 • l wo»Miefc!FUt. 'n ^ s .S c — W W W fSNo ; t*'»;km! j izo;i \ilS. w OfiK \j iu tn c d FOIl SAL7—Our homo nt 1103 Oak Imitate Mother Hen I l e r a l i t ,n n e w s p a p e r p u l il l s h e il a t Kan* should ho fed from the floor of the woo hi r>.n.1 KemlRotn I’nunlv. •* live. Garage and chicken yard on loop or from the ground. Mnuill feed U 'l l n e r i t m y b a n d a n d iht- s e a l of ARCHITECT in Care For Chicks hoards with a flange around the edge t h e Mild r i r e t i l i I ’n u r l at Sanford. lot. .... 55-3tp r l " r l i l : i , t h i s l « t da> o f J u n e . D. may be provided. Feed dishes made I >1.1 . FOIl,SALK—One of the richest cel­ Support Natural Effort* of Mather to K. A. IMH’U L A S S . of iron with wire tops to prevent the ery farms on Celery nve. Price is t’lertt t'lrriilt Court. Obtain Strongest Chirk* FLORIDA Ki-in l i n . t r I 'n u t i t ) ', F l o r i d a . chirks from walking in the feed may right. Or will trnde for cheaper farm. It) r V. K DO PULAHK. 1). C. nlso lie used. Address Celery Farm, care Herald. ( ■ l t t I X S S -----« S --5le. By SETII W. SHOEMAKER, Direr 5C-3tp tor, the School of Agriculture, KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES Too can find the nan® of In th e f 'i r r n t l C itnK S riiilm ilr CHELLE MAINES International Correspondence SERIOUS l i'UMlr. K t » r l il a . firry Hr® Business Man complete, ready Schools, Scranton, Pn. “Suffered with severe headache, M I T I I I J I I I - M A * T K U ‘* S A L K . I LAW YER la Sanford in this Column J oh I>* A. t i n nt 111 ii I). I 'n i i i p l a l i i n i i t . Harrison. backache and pains in my legs and VM each day. • : — C ou rt H ou se Tho poultry man who succeeds in under my shoulder blade. My kidney* John Wits. II Harlow. |i<fi.nil»nt. N o l l o e I* l u r c h ) - KiVI-II t h a t t I t•» u n FOR RENT raising strong chirks is the one who and Madder were in bad condition. 1 i t e r s l u i i n l . a * Ki»-rlnl M aster, u iiilet imitates the core and solicitude of the a m i li> v i r t u e n f a U eeree of fu te FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, was wenk and nervous and felt tired e l o s u r e la t h e n l m v e im l t l e . l r i ttlp r , Itoomn 226-228 all conveniences, dose in. Also motherly hen for her hrood. and worn out. Walking made me d a t e d I t ie 1st d a y o f J u n e . H i l l , ivlll The hen constantly tries to provide short of breath. Every morning my d itrln a th e leg a l ho u r* of sa le un th e Quick Service Transfer rooms. 11011 East Fifth St. 66-3tp DR. R. M. MASON Cud diiv o f . l u l l , | ) M . ut t h e I r u n t d i m r only the host for her chick and, if n f t h e e m i t t» h u u s e Iti H a n f o r d . H e tnlStorage Facilities face ami hands were bloated. Medi­ FOR RENT—3 room furnished apartDENTIST tli d e t ' u u n l v . F l o r i d a , o f f e r f u r s a l e intelligently assisted, will usuuily do cine failed to help my condition and U w# pl*ss® you. tell others; If not, n l i d ’ sell to t h e h iitliesl M ilder fo r New Mr>sch Building a good Job. By providing warmth, doctors .advised an operation/' writes r u s h I lie f o l l o w I tot iji mi r lh o it p r o p e r l y , tell us. Phone 498 Phone 201 . Hanford, Florida sit i i e l e ,|u t li e i-lt>* o f H a n f ord. F l o r ­ dryness and cleanliness tho poultryida. t n - w l t : OK RENT—burnished mom and man can best assist the patient hen. Maggie Nelson, Mossdale, Fla. "For­ L o t* N i n e i'.»> a n d T e n t i e ) o f I t l n r k fi u f T i e r S, o f ( h e F l t y o f K a u f n r d , kitchenette, 716 West First Street. Chirks should be carefully sheltered tunately I- read nhout Foley Kidney W. J. THIGPEN SANFORD NOVELTY F lorida. Dills, tried them and got relief." Sold DO-Stp from the weather until they are at n i i i n it. w tijtojf. Kpeelal M a ste r. Real Estate WORKS Three room furnished least two or three weeks old. fi - 1• 11 - 1 S-SSe I n I ' l n u l l F n u r l . T i b J i n l l i l n l C l r r u l l , -Leo Bros., -115 West FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE apartment Whi n the chicks are about ^wo days V. C. COLLER, PropH riiiln .itr F o u n t ) , I'l.irliln . -17-tfc old they should be moved with the hen t H ' e m u i i i T u r i i i n i h i i ' F u i u p u n y , .. . — . First Street, General Shop and Mill va. Dhonet) Office 271 Milt diirSJ'i^T'TTrntshed rooms and to n brood coop. Until they reach this L u c y F. ( il li M n t i. I 'u a e u t - l lu r r lN , i l n n II.ill tllll llM, JlMMii H u l l Ik, mill illl Work kitfhennette for ligltt housekeeping, age they should remain in the nest pci-Honx l n t i r i M l . i l In tb<. p r n |i i - r t ) with the hen. While in the nest the i n v o l v ' d Hi lliln still nin l In-low it**71)1 Magnolia nve. 4U-tfc CONTRACTOR and I1UILDER DR. J. T. DENTON si-rttiiil, i t nl. 117 Conmtrrisl Street—Sanford, Fla. PHYSICIAN-SURGEON T o tin- i l r f i-tu ln n rs Kniti in- I I i i i t Ih 11ii it h i h l l i u i I m m ill .ii-MMi- l l m r l s . m ul .Munson, 601 Palmetto Ave. SO-'Jtp. ■ill p e r r u n * I n i i n - M i . l In i Ih - |i i " i > * t i > Room* 206-207-208 Meisch Building I n v o l v ' d Hi i ti l s siili s l i n u t . i Iti Hi-nil(Ittod rubber, seif-starter, excellent condition. A rare barFOR RENT—One furnished house in Ii. W. HERNDON nnli- F i i n ii i y . F ln rlitit, iMsi-rHii’il mi S i : i, n f M W *,. H*-e. 32 . T p Jii S . It. 2 '< choice location. See Paul Lake. Rain, going a t — I ! , m u l tin- N-1, n f W V mu l (•>■• DR. G. S. SELMAN f.O-tfc N W o f Nl-Jt,. Her, f.. T p . 31 H.. It. INSURANCE AGENCY Practice limited to FOR RENT—F u rn ish ^ apartment, 3 IRK------ AUTO---------BON I>8 r*«d Oi*h Diseases or Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat rooms, private family. All con­ Eyea Examined, Glasses Fitted veniences, 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone S. 0. Shinholser Mcisch Building 283-J. . 64-fltc chicks reijuire no food, but the moth­ BUNGALOWS. cottages and apart­ er should be given plenty of whole­ HOLLY AT HERALD OFFICE C o n tra c to r n n d R u d d e r ment* for.the summer season nt some food daily. Ryes Examined Glasses Designed The floor of the hrood coop in which Terms, if desired Beach. 'Reasonable rates. Henry McLaulin, Jr., Daytona FLORIDA the chicks are to he placed should he Will furnish photos and full informa­ Opt. D. tion upon request.—Bailey A- Haw­ covered with dry earth and sand, and kins, Daytona Beach, Fin. 5-31-lmo-e with a little chaff on top of itA. I*. Connejly & Sons Optician-Optometrist t'hilling the thicks when removinff r . l n l . l l . h r ® HHt* H I Boat P in t Street Sanford, FI®. Foil” RENT — One furnished room them should lie carefully guarded „ npajtmerit for light housekeeping, against. The head and threat.-oL uadi., Ib-al Estate, Loan* and Insurance , * * ’ ’4 7f)l SfugtioTiu Ave. 51-fitc chick should he carefully examined Phone I* 101-8 Magnolia Ave. FOR RENT—Due 2 room apartment for any lice that may he hidden hi and ope 3 room upaitmuit, Phillips the down. If any are present, sweat STEWART The Florist Aparins nt. Oak and 2nd St. Phone 3. oil or lard should he rUblH’d into the j r,fl.:ttc down on the top of the chick's hetnl or Cut Klosrrs------------- Floral Design* under its beak and throat. This rub­ change or I Annual and Ornamental Planta bing is done with the finger and only i- in Oviedo. 111 M)rtle Ave.---------- Phone 2G0-W a small (|unntlty of oil or lard should j Sanford. Classified Ad* lc a word. No be used. The grease will spread over Ad taken for less Ihnn 25c. And positively no Classified SANFORD MACHINE STEN o GIi Af’flbill WANTED- Must Ad* charged to anyone. Cash COMPANY be experienced. Address P. O. Box must accompany all orders. 1. , * 32-lfc the chicks also will destroy parasites General Machine and Ruder Count the word* and remit WANTED—Used musical instruments of all kinds without injury to the Works arurdingly. instruments of every description. chicks. This powder must lie as line Cylinder Grinding Will pay cash or trade.—M, L. Price us possible and very dry. Insect pow­ Automobile Repairs Music#Co., Tntnpu and Zuck Street, ders that irritnle may prevent the Acetylene Welding Tampa, Fla. 5-25-lmo-c chicks from eating; hence, only very Phone (i2--------- Sanford. Florida fi aircs, easily cleared, near depot, W A N TED -B ookkeeper. Will em ­ mild powders should he used. nnd on railroad. Lays elegant. $850. If tho weather is cool the chicks ploy com petent bookkeeper who con '* Leak J. II. ('olclough 10 ncres, small house, some citrus give bond. Apply P .'O . Box 700. will probably do belter if confined to oak & (’olclough trees, etc., $1*00.00. 54-4tc the coop with the hen for n day or 16 acres, 6 in grove, 1 ill pecans, 8 INSURANCE NTEI)—A“ gas range. Must lie two. If the weather is warm the loom house, furnished. Good value. Fire—Life—Auto in good condition. Have large gas chicks may lie permitted to run out into the sunshine. Experienced poul3 First Nat l Hank Bldg. Annex $6,000.00. range for sulu or exchange. Phone 18 acres, eight-room house, com­ *■“ HI* FLORIDA 530 between 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. or tiymcii refrain as fur ns possible pletely furnished, near store ami de- call 1300 I’urk Ave. 66-2tc from disturbing the hen nmf the pot. The finest of land and timber. w XNTk D—Experienced Indy cashier. $6,850.00. 20 acres, 8 in grove, 2 fine ink® Apply Union News Restaurant, A, , r»6-3tp fronts, 8 rooms, fine home, furnished G. L. Depot. complete, water nnd lights. $16,000 WANTED—Situation liyhniddle aged will get it. Must be seen, to l>e ap­ ’ ^hun of good address. Ex-prlson preciated. A real home. officer. Address It. E. King, 116 N. ( ird r nf Sanford's R epot180 acres, 5 room house, ham find French Ave. 50-fltp sbU P rufrssionsl Men, each other buildings. Variety of fruit. Big WANTED—Intelligent, and capable **f *hoM, in his chosen proWHO EXCHANGES THINGS WE DON’T WANT FOR THE value in this place. $3/100.00. young lady for ntrckvnsitlun in la­ l*># H rrsidrX recotnReasonable terms on above proper­ dies' department nt the Outlet, First nrrnds I® ths people. THINGS WE ties. Street, opp. Postoffice. 6fl-tfc All the nlmve lands are fine grove WANTED- Intelligent and —capable and fruit land*.—II. T. Tiller, Paula, young lady for nice position in la­ The rent Allatliit uf tm hy Is Hie r!ns.sifigj ntlvcrllsltiR Kt'clitin nf the Dully Herald. II Florida. 67-ltc dies' department at the Outlet, First is remarkable how Classified ads help folks tp live lieltbr, to spend less, In put more In George A. DeCottes ORANGE TREES—Plant them now. Street, opp. Postoffico. 66-tfc the bunk! . • Attorney at-I-avr I have a limited supply for small COMPETENT YOUNG LADY desires A h un infllancc: one man swapped Home odef pieces of furniture that did not match his grove or home.—It. T, Tiller, Puola, °»*r HrMlnols County Baak position as stenographer. High set for a fine Viclrola that-ho needed; a sowing machitlc that was no longer used was Fla. 67-He • anford school graduate. Experienced. Best sold, and the money, invested in a much-desired typewriter; a piano that had stood silent r AKMh its— lu u cun got »«od i»oo uf references. Address Edna Imril, for years was exchanged. *» fram** and irrigation plugs at tt* .: f f" ^^ ^f f ^j + * 4 ^ IJut why go on with the huge list? If you would’ sec how simply and effectively the FRED R. WILSON Sanford Novslty Work a. > JPO-tfr FOR SALE—Donor and Gaya* palnta Modern Genie produces results, turn to tho a t t o u n b y - a t -l a w and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty Work®, Sanford agante, 183-tfc FOUND—Cameo brooch on Palmetto First NsUonsl lUnk Building avenue. Owner may have it by de­ ‘ fOUU FLORIDA FTJIf SALE—Rhodd 'liilamT eggs (or scribing same nnd paying for this ad. setting, la eggs for $1.00. Mr*. 56 -tfc Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp SOLVING A PROBLEM FOR SALE—Pedigree Airdalo pup­ chkka to eat. Sho should also be fre- ■ pies, U weeks old.—Lawson, Sanford qucntly dusted with antiseptic jmw-|it The traffic, problem, wc believe, Heights. 6C-3tp der. Aa soon as the chirks are large (■ soon solve ittself. Every pedes­ enough she should be pfriniUcii tto go JJ Get An Abstract Before FOR SALE—2 lots on Palmetto ave­ wilt trian avili have a pn^ and then we nue between 3rd and 4th St.—E. F. caa rip up the aidewalks and widon to the dust bath, which can b« pro- ■ Buying Property * Iain* 67-3tp vided by digging in the ground close a the streets, St. PcU-rsburg Times. tc the coop. S FOR SALE—Celery farm, close in.— E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. E. F. Lane. Neither the he nnor the chicks i" Ths Daily Herald, 16c nor week. &7-3tp ELTON J. MOUGHTON Classified Advertising Columns abstract CO � 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. 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M iA + r . _ ■ r ^ ^ ■ • , ft ^ ’VIMUILl I ■ . ‘ • . '- ■ ^ T H E H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D ’S GREA T E S T V E G E T A B ~ L E S E C T IO N ^ g S t D . F i a i g > * . S A T U R D A Y . J U N E 2. 1823 VOLUME IV. ; Aero** No-Man’s M4yhe(liui^ bf Volon-'. leer Labor A lso Struck a g L ig h t W in es and bulid Vhe 6Ml-rmle read actosa No Man’s Land In V^liSta county, con­ necting TftusvUle. (Brevard county) with Sapford (Seminole county), Is AFTER tw o HOU8ES tyAteKin? i v as - H a v e 'J & S ’ A“ “ traffic to beverages containing not for Brevard and Seminole to stage a ’ ED TIME WAITING fO#. ALBANY, N. Y., June C.*-Gover­ matt than cine-half of bnoper cent of two-county road beo ‘ and build the ENROLLMENT nor Smith yesterday signed the leg­ alcohol would be free to do so, and road themselves. At the Civic League meeting Wed­ islature’s bill wiping the Muilen- those which desired to extend the traffic to th* maximum limitation nesday night it was stated by ChalrGage state prohibition act off the O f InternnllonRt M ilitary C o w allowed by federal statute would be i*Allen that tho commltteo sent to OF THE CHAMBER OF COM­ I —m ission R each T s a o C h a n g t o ' statute books. And he went fu r th s iv ^ iually.irM to do to." Tallahassee—A. W. Donaldson and M. MERCE YESTERDAY AT COMMITTEE WILL FINISH WORK ’ • ReconnbiiHer PosfilqR ' And Other Questions Thst Have Acceding to the urging o f his {ffactSf B. Smith—brought back word that YALDEZ. ' OF BYeLAWS. AWJ CHARTER GTON, June 2.—Prohibi­ the Volusia county legislators had de­ to striko a note In favor ft light Been Left Over Will Have (Hr t s . ssM M hia p i r n ••• AND REPORT AGAIN ■* **»»; unr. rw t . wines and beer, he denounced the tion' Commissioner llsynes clined to introduce a bill to cede No­ TIESTSfN, June 2.*-^Fqur more Jo Be £*fllalnefl Another well attended and profit­ One-half of one per cent alcoholic comment on the approval Man's Land to Brevard county for able’ meeting of the Sanford Cham­ foreign captives held by 8uchow The court house was filled with Governor Smith to repeal ofJthc New \foad-bulldlng purposes, as had l>ecn ber of Commerce wn* held Friday at bandits, one American, two Rritlah content provldod for in the Volstead i9r rk* a ~**«*«*o growers 'last night to take up the TALLAHASSEE;’ Junef T bIUYork prohibition cnforcomcrA law, as agreed by the Volusia county com- the Valdes Hotel. Although stand­ subjects, one Mexican cltisen, have matter df discharge, ratification or act as "the work of fanatical UiV®,” ha>*ee went about even Undr of Uaj <Md President Handing, aftcV he had s loners, calling on Congress to modify It to ing committees have no! been assign­ been released unconditionally and ar­ further Instruction of the organisation * ,y today, legUUton for the moat been . Informed of the action: by the s "common nenaq" * maximum, and W. B. Dobson Immediately moved, ed their portion of tho Chamber’s rived today at relief entrip at Taaocommittee. F. F. Dutton presided as part having made a hurried hilt with then leave each state free to set their Associated Press. j work for the chwang, according to a telegram seconded by R. M. Wicker, that the definite . program of chairman and the minutes of the'last j I. J ■ the conclusion of the biennia! labor* At the White House, It Ass said OMi-mild road from Southmero to the fiscal year, report* of activities were from there. ' The dispatch said the maximum if it *o doaired. three meetings of the committee were shortly after nine o’clock last night. "I yield to’ no man in my rover- that .the president wouldrmako no St. Johns river (all In Volusia county) rendered on work cirrlod over from prospect* were for speedy relSaao o f read and approved after which the Clct leal attaches of the two houses •nee and respect for the constitution statement.' ' be built by u roatl bee to be participat­ lost year's program. The Education­ eight other foreigners Improsined on will rerosin on the job several days Sekl business of the meeting wni tak­ of thim niulc States, and 1 advdeate Prohibition officials jbx ed in by Brevard and Somtholo coun­ al committee announced the award­ I'aotxuku mountaia IhlernatlonAl putting the finishing touches to the en up. noDithg wtych, wi11 infringe bn the appointment hut no surprise oyer ties, and that tho Sanford Chamber ing of the |25 prise for the best military commlsalon reached TaioMr. Dutton told of the various profrhrtTma^yf the 18th aKvendmeiit,” Governor SpUth’s action, which had work. Governor Hardee has more historical essay on Sanford to Naomi chwnng today and sent airplane; to .meetings that had been held and of tho govuiiftr aaid. ‘ *Ht ts neverthe­ W n generally expected among Ihe c f Commerce be Invited to participate than fifty measures before him and with the TltusvIRo Civic League in Scnggnn. I)r. Gordls, professor of reconnoitrr the bandit* position. ,* under the constitution has ten days some of the critlcisma that had been less, a fact that the definition of an officers' at ‘prohibition headquarter*. The release- of most of them » » such road bee, all of Brovanl and English at RtoHon University, I)oThe prohibition officials’ policy in which to. sign or veto Uteri). Should made of his holding the position of intoxicating 'bevehigo contained In expected hourly though U was con­ luuid, Judged tho numerous essays Semlnnlo counties to lend a helping he do neither they automatical* be­ chairman and said that he was willing (he Volstead act Is not kn honest or with reference to enforcement in sidered likely the bandit* migfet hold submitted. The 1024 convention qf come the law of the aUte to the ttad to abide by the vote of the majority a common sense one. 'It. ts impossible New York is yet to bo determined hand. two or three ponding fulfillment of tho Florida Optometry Association The motion prevailed by unanimous ■ since he had been asked to take the to divorce from the public mTnd tho upon, it was said today. of the tenth day. was secured for Sanford by the Tour­ all exaction* demanded by the Chi-* place and It was not of hla choosing. impression that *lbe definition of an Two avenuos, high officials said vote. ist and Convention committee, and ne*e government. One report *aid It was moved thst the present com­ Intoxicating' bbverag* as ’cAnlatnlng last night, appear to be open to .the New officer* of the Raguo are to TALLAHASSEE, June' 2.—The strong effort* arc now Indng made the last foreigner would not be freed 1D23 egislative session quit lU U n ­ mittee and Chairman F. F. Dutton be' not more than brte-half of o ft per government. One is to mnko n vig­ be elected next Wednesday night. Mr. b ytho same committee to have tho until the last outlaw band had been making last night when Wt f i l l ratified and their work of organlsk- cent of alcohol was Wrlticii by the orous'' drive for' enforcemcht in New Dobxon suggested that as Titusville’s state Christian Fmdeavor Society to enrolled in the army. o’clock teh gavels fell simultaneous­ tion continue And this was voted on fanatical drys in deflnsnee of tho York slitb, even to tho extent of de­ biggest Job Just now Is to complete the meet here next year. ly In both houses and brought them by a riling vote and passed, the vote general experience of thalnklnd and pleting prohibition force# in other |50,000 Southmero road, 0V» miles A plan for organxing the Country Fisher Appointed being 80 for and 7 against. The com­ of rictupl fact. It seem* to me that 'sections, to demonstrate the govern­ across No-Man’s Land to the St. to an adjournment aine die. Club along different lines was pre­ to A ssist W a lla ce There was a general ruah for the mittee is now composed of nine meih* commno sense, backed up by gobd ment's determination and power to Johns river, thqt the logical man for sented to the meeting and this mut­ hotels to pack grips and fcrit Ute lug­ bers a* follows: John Melsch, Ralph medical bpfnion crin find a Tnofe uphold the 'Cons! Itutlon and fe<|eriil president of the League now la A, W. l h F ijr h tiM T T r u s t s ter will shortly be referred to the Chapman, Frank Melsch, G. F. Smith, scientific deflriltian of what constl- law'despite 'the r ifusal of New York Donaldson, the “ daddy" of the Southgage together for the trip litifie. Golf Course Committee which will mere road, who has mado sovornl to assist InShcir enfbrccmcnt. The real lawmaking came to -a, L. A. Brumtey, Joe Cameron, 0. L. lutes an' intoxicating bCvbrage. collaborate with *a committee from ARMOUR-MORRJB COMBINATION Tho alternatlvtfcfburse, it was said triiw to DcLaiid and Sanford In the halt at 1 o'clock. From then on the Bledsoe, 0. P. Swope, Henry Nickel, : “ Such a definition should be adop­ WILL NOT JBB fil+ p ty ’ E p. , tho Country Club In effecting hny tng houses marked time, waiting for F. F. Dutton ss temporary chairman ted by' Congress as a pfoper and rea­ In' bfflciaf quarters, will be to con­ Interest of that road. Chairman Al­ recommendation agreed upon. the enrolling room to shape up the and L. I. Frailer as secretory. sonable amendment of the Vdlstcad tinue enforcement efforts with the len also suggested E. J. .Stewart and WASlflN^TOrT"Jnne ^S^W alter L. A. Bromley^ H. H. Chappell, G. act, and n maximum aldohdlfc ton- pWkeiit sth^ of foderal officials in L. B. Newman as good candidates. C. , A request from the City Commis­ measure that had been passed' In the last hours. They were the busi­ F. Smith and R. J. Holly baked for tent shoiild 'bo presccrlbefi nV CAh- Now York stite with fho knowledge Flelden, E. B. Wager and C. H. Behtea sioners' that a committee from tho k Fisher of Chicago who wax sec­ ness of the senate for the house, for co-operation among the grower* and a, gress which would limit all states to that they pfobkl^V will bo unable to are tho nominating committee.—Tit­ Chamber of Commerce' be appointed retary of interior' ■under T a f t 1has to determine proper terminal charges been engaged by Secretary Wpllaf* bettea understanding-to.prevail sown* the traffic of tUjiiors which Are lb ' dhfoi& tha Ww* rigidly alone. ' ' •; ' usville Adrocatr. ", ' ’ '**'• * tbs first time .slpcfc old timer*._____ _ . for a privately ownod boat line, was a* special attorney In .the conduct of Indclations* are, however, that the cleaned ’ its ; calendar^n concerned and told of the benefits feet ftri-lntoxlcating within the .referred to tho 8hlp-by-\Vatcr Com- the department.of agrcluRnr*'# fi*ht prior to the last day. • Tho after­ * of the new organisstion. Henry Leh­ meaning of the J8th amondmeht. The first course win be adopted and that 11 tv yan Inquiry front \V. T* Donnelly, to prevent . Armour-Motyl* pnekar noon was spent In reminiscing and man recently returned from Bradcn- Subject of limitation In tAch *tote all available agents will be shifted prominent engineer of New York combination. Hearlnga will ha re­ *peculating is to the politics of the town and tho Manitec section told Should thereafter be left for detArml- to New York, with other agencies City, who has practically completed sumed In .Chicago dun* J8. Awnour future; both houses were in session the growers down , there were IntenXe... fiatlbh by the «at«l itself what fhbuld of tho (fovernment drawn ppon ns mlttco. Thla. request was prompted t Company already hava talma ovar far as possible to co-operato in cnbut they Wsrt informal In their, na­ ly interested In the organls«tloti <4 Constitute' intoxicating l>ejferage. nm iwoniuic tu I plans for tho establishment of an the Morris Company h ftlrtw and ture. Senators sat around and talk­ tho association here and Were rtady 3tn*es which then Wished to limit forcemimt measurwi additional boat aorvlc# between Jack­ plant* despite warning® of Wpllaaa. ed and ate peanuts; tho house hedd to Join any tltoel ' ’ 1 * ' J'-‘ ■' ' ^ -------------------------- — :----- :------------sonville and Sanford devoted to the who begun a fight against tha com­ s rcgulsrkjubilee. Swan songs were The hew brranlxetlon will be char^ -w* . • *|0 , Shrine Train W ill m e, carrying of freight conclusively. bination on t|te ground that it would lb . f t T a u y sung and ths Rev. Alonso Weeks, tored under tho Horticultural and ANOTHER WARRANT SWORN It was with regret that the meet­ constitute monopoly and yaatraln in­ Ultle scarred remnant of the popu­ Agricultural Art without capital atdrtc ' t o y g R e D O f t Q f 1 OUT FOR IUM BY* T flk e F lo r id a S e i n e r s ing heard of the action of the Repre­ terstate and foraign compares and list party In this state, apparehtly and the (vork* of the organlxatioh, the Mcl.AHIN •> , y .t T L l \ to W a sh in gto n sentatives of Volusia county In refus­ give opportunity for manipulation G r e a tly J i^ ig s e i sounded tho kkynote; when fie told charter, the by-law* and constitution »»i ing to Introduce a bill which would control of prjcee In buying and sail­ (Hr The Au#«l»lf4 I’ M**) his fellow members that they were will be shaped up at the next meist-' WHEN T1IK FLORIDA 8HRINBR8 permit Volusia county coding to ing live stock and products. TAMPA, Juno 2.—Raymond Ben­ rom his trip going to have a hard time explaining Ing of the cbmmlttec' and t,he entire E. E. Brady U hofne fr Brevard county tho narrow alx and nett pleaded not guilty when arraign­ why they had not worked out any lan given to the grower’s ideating to 8 t Louis GO TO WA81IINGT6 n EGYIT and dtherijm priinto arid like * ............ ed before Justice Wllllame today on half mile strip through which tho OTTAWA TOWN IS BURNING immediate tax reforms. The bitter­ net will be held in the court house Mark 'TYalri ’aays'“the report of his TEMI'LB WILL DB THERE. Ul', SURROUNDED BY FIRM tho charge of killing H. M. daruthers, latter county desired to build a hardness of. the station was lost in these next Friday night. Mr. , dftth la greatly 'oriaggYrfted.” urfaced roud connecting up with Informal talks, however and there It look*'like all the difference* of Rrady is atill very weak from lots of Egypt Temple of Tampa and all lumber yard manager, May 24th. was many a tearing of the heart­ the growers can bo ironed out before bldod! caused bj' a knife wound made the Shrlncrs along the way from When court reconvened thla afternoon the good roads system of Central OTTAWA1 ,* 5 u n 7 * & 5 S « 6 0 f T>f strings sa the fellowe who had al­ Chat time and that orta of tWi bigfgdat by the man with whom he had in ’ al­ Tampa to Sanford will ride oh a leaa thah ,ft!f a doson of the two Florida. Grace field In Gatenau eectlim ee^it County engineer, F. T. Williams, uppeala for help In fighting flpaMS ternately fought against* and with meetings W tha entire Seasqn Artfl be tercation over a matter of business In regular Bhrlner’s Bpdflk) pulled with score wltbesSes on hand had been ex. each other, made ready to go (heir held f t thU time tp etect permanent Montgomery on Tuesday. He was one of the real Shrine engines tomor­ amined and riothlna material develon- reported that a <heck on Sunday which oontlnge w|th. unabated feroc­ 8. Mcf-arln, cashier of the traffic' over tho recently completed ity. Town la surrounded by fire respective ways. " ’ *• MlbeVe arid proceed to real bttrfSMM- badly wounded but the ex-sheriff says row when thfe^r start fW the pilgrim­ ed. Jacksonville Branch of tho Federal Osteen bridge; showed that 316 Vo- which waa close aa thlee hundred A grissled negro of the ante­ • - •u ------ ■* • it takes more than a knife slash to'put age to Washington where thaVe will bellum school, a character in these maaiag* wga *?ni out. him out and he ia ■till able to walk. be an oasis and plenty of good things Reserve Rank today swore out a war­ hides hod used the bridge between 7 yarda when {p e r rant for'the arrest of Bennett charg­ a. m. and and 8 p. m. Week day The wholo population la iigpting •4h« parts, took part and w hfi given to iriske their stay plsksanf for sevHe aaya the people of Alabamh aw 5 4” ’ W ill the floor asked the memben about a blaze which ia belpg farped bg ,* g iiw acT A fl mighty fine folk* and they fcreated era! days. Th# jdwp force at the A. ing Bennett with being a fugitive traffic averages 125 cars dally. u r a g e a hjlB flne whlle he WM fn ^ hoapiui G. L. ahops here have been busy for from Justice. McLefcrllh declirod that pension measure the term* o f which • • A communication was read from the strong wind. he would hava received compensation lor several* days redrivkring from the several days getting engine No, 432 charge* of attempted murder and dis­ Atlantic Coast Line Railroad re­ from the state, for he fought in My Action of Governor Bmltli “ V * cut received ‘with the nfcn named rtady' for this b tf‘ «^cakion. That order! yconduct were pending against questing co-operation of civic organ­ ford amount# to $16QJ)00 monthly “ Vlrglnny with hit msrstch” ' He Governor Pincbot { Clark, spoken oX'jirrtte atbount from Celebrated Coast Llrik artist, C. J. Bennett in Georgia court* as the re- isations In the effort# it is making and thla will be Increased perceptibly talked at length and then Represen­ Rrimph, painted American flags, the sylt of alleged attack on him arid an­ to apprehend recruiter* of negro wit hthe completion of the tncreftod ------------ : » / tW Montgomery Advertiser.' ' other man In. Atlanta In 19)b. tative Taylor of Highlands brought labor who are operating without 11 facilities, Mr. Duma# la attempting ^ - P i s t o l » « j * t * i Egypt Temple Insignia and gold let­ . ..i > »'■ ■ ■■ •!*■ audience, made up of visitor* and tering of nil kinds all aver tho bip cense. The meeting Instructed that to havo assigned to 8ahfovr3 twenty -Red” Will he S ‘a •d the members, to -tfcark as he extolled engine and* ft looks like a real Shrine both the city and county cumml»»lon­ firat class Pacific type engines wbkh . . . . , L negro as the "spirit ’ of those daV», encouraged by action bf 1 ettgirie. It Is painted black and has ers be urged to have local police Will guarantee shipper# and ' ' * U sed fo r C oke now almost forgotten.” The house Smlth’, of New "York, Iff algtrthR the * * * * * * , red Wheels and It ‘Wfil make a most officials work In conjunction with of thla section th# aaRra X siJ resr,tbroke iqto a general singing of "1 bill repealing New York etata’e proimposing appearance when It strikes W »fl U p tha railroad pollct In rounding up the handling of care, #tc„ during, th# Am Going ' to the Promised Land." ‘ inchot *tlf° rCemCnt We#W” : J K ? S any individual violating thla i*w. all parties c concerned * ^by I - ^Tnartles o n n e d arid the thri high pihecs between Tamp* »"d »hipping season. • , -x,. I declared in a statement which ted The members dug down into their Richmond. “ The entire crew 6f the many Ranford frlenda o f the e*-« Ha *uted further that th# manage­ T. U Dumas, division superinten­ he promised, “ WhateVer ftijr other six dollar* a day pocket and made s ^ ’f?.w!;vAV8 dent of the Atlnntlc Coast Lino Rail­ ment of the Coast l i f t WM tnt*n#lveIff are glad to see him able fto^get train will be Shriners and it will be him up e purse. It occurred to some state haa done or may do Pennsylvania back home and attend to b{ a eure enough Shrift# trftn from en­ road told the membofs present at |y interested In Florida and af the one to inquire what had become of will atond by tha constitution and <nr n . A***eun*a rr*j*i gine to the last cdach. 8opt. Dumas, $20,000,000 for bnprevemeat*. re­ again. DU8BELDORE, Juno 2—The main tha Chamber of Commerce meeting the measure the old darkey referred awa of the Unitofi MttUa." * Ifastef Mechanic Stevens and tha «n cently authorised, tha state h e^cw Friday of the plana approved by bl* »4, and it wai learned that It had tire foreg at tha shop# are proud of lina railroad used by French for management for numerous Improve­ ceived a *ubhtanti*l a* BIX PEOPLE BURRED died on the senate calendar. The work must be completed on the trunk their work On No. 4M and they win transportatlori ot coal arid coke out ments In Sanford. • According to lft- management la-also ec TO DBA1*11 ' tQDAY negro was escorted to the senate lines of thq. state, numbers 1 to 6 and watch for her tomorrow when Egypt of the occupied Ruhr district was Duma#, $162,000 will be spent In In* duly appreejathre f t IN SUBURBAN humlwr 8 before anything else ■ riftl chamber and when that body Was number Yrtnrila' puils threugh ort th.lr way cbt early today by eirplo*^" creasing tho present shops, -and fitfi,-* traffic It receis be uhdertaken under the terms of confronted with what it had doM, it u>i l o 1wkshlnrton. V U n will bie elae- bomW.*- Both t l f t i * ; > .«{# :'torn up >000 Juts been "appropriated fo» Ah® further dot t‘ f f . E X T E k f^ n U r io T T ^ * ® felt, like a collective fool, f t the tilts the measure. Then stot» road No. 1U trick I effect# on thel engine that, will for 'a considered, d 1sta peri and tm f ftw freight depot. Tha nam shop* magnitude terrypt#4 nmn tim«< treatment. woqld say. Dollars wear donated on would receive -preferred be one continual firework# after dark fle wilj ( , .J ^ H U a s will be much larger and wttl.WJplvy to tima. Mr. thlldren and brfthai' wftd burn and the engine wHL be a* beautiful that s(3e and the old negro went on And thereafter ia a bulk of-ereendary cop} O largwr fare* jrf seen than aver bo- fast that’ the hie way. pui roads, the whole pt the road building « dto death in a fire Which deat aftar wight f t R* R now Tn thb day, train w ft ftrallad by, \|a. ftm a g ft fore. They ♦Ul be located on tfm pdnlea were » Tha work of the setaion as relating program to constitute about 26,000 the Stanleke home at Sodom track. In’ two other eaaea oontoct site which U now Ireown.ga Smith • work- hs clftw mUaa from Utls city today. to road building was described as to public and tha, bomb exploded when struck by loco­ warehouse end will mean much ReprerienUtiva Weeks, in his ad moat constructive by the good road* latter had long ' EXETER, Ju^TT-Aw akenad by FIFTY-THREE MOtOE the industrial development of ft motives, both anginas being derailed. advocates. And other Soares of rev dr«u yecUnUy ifierpooo, m M k* *rfA V H flK B N Though kno .moke Biles Stanlaks, h sa d .o f thb ford. Obvloualy th# employmant Aa la moat caaaa recently aabotege •sue expected to yield some 1760,000 would take the responalbllity for the cUnt rafiroft family, groped hla way to thi be«men w ill' “ * &Y occurred In Wooded di.trlct. The annually, was provided for ths state third cent on the gasoline tar, which wher. ha saved the lives of Rta tion with th# consequent room —--------French have ordered trees be cut road department through addition* la to be splH equally among tba coon11 lh on varmui? to « dMUnoe two hundred me* fit# resulting to the merchant# fasoline taxes. It already enjoys tles In order that “they may buUd adopted daughter and oldest three ftffc " m with th#-completion ot th* dropping them to tha ~ approximately the same amount un­ two 6r three miles of lateral rooda." including 'AWUaru, tree on each aids pf right o f way in * mo^rt • freight depot will Also be window. He attem; have Edbcationisto were ! deecribed as der the one cent tax now in affect. ._ bullet-proof prophet, baft all' diatrieta whara attempt# Wit It and In addition <■ rill, 'tha department's annual being pleased with the big-bat ed Ih fight With eebriUbdlary children extend o ft to First i -i— :* A . pocket brink in the future Is expected bias o fthe appropriations bflf -------K o de­ w ife puna to k M d aftJofti! to be lii the neighborhood of *4.500 far aa it affected them. U looked thb flames." A qoafamre report on the Hka about a ltsif aslU or poasjbly two trsDDed in ^sJ, Y^URw JSftwd ft Ay ” iBT * I a 'J i' dow after 1: . . • / ' . •i" la the last hours. Thej said. nlVri * L. SUPT. DUMAS fflURIH^USE DECIDE ON PLAN NO TAX_REFORMS AT LUNCHEON MIUTARY FORCES BENNET PLEADS NOTGUILTYWHl ABHA1GNEDTODAY Ssy«ReP°^9f De^h 5 Pm feutar WM «• l ' �la avenue, thsgurats ■oiite Board of the MRS. FRED bAratfft, Society Editor iw * it-w , •It r«« kiT*,«tr triemSm vUHIaa Vw —It tmm ar* | » li( i i fn k flv #*r r«wl»« kMM. mr If n o or* »H|f o H «u l fordlfo lfcl» tM ortorklurtlloi kfUII*. or IdfrkW f Ikr lira, 'l l Will Im c n ta llr o o r o t o M S O C IA L C A tfe N ti A lt — -T O N I C H T - ^ r . F<JR MISS TIM/IH. Inviniions have been isqued for !a linen Shower, to be R iv e n Monday afternoon, nt the home of Miss Mary Zachary, BIO First 8UWt, wtyb Mlifs Znthsry arid Mrs. John Ixonardi as hoMcsrcs. s. • . .O n Monday evening IHo RusinrSa and Professional Womans’ Club wljl cntrrtnln nt a karfrikcrchJf Blower at the home of Mrs. R. (i. Maxwell, honoring fels* Tillls. Frlday-Mrs. W lggl.* V illen .tertaln tho Vnembers of the Thir­ teen Uridge,C4ub at 3:30 at her home on Magnolia'av^nu^. , Friday—Peter Kchaal .will give . a m a t r o n s Dr Mmjk c l u b ■Bobfcripthn Dance for the mem­ . The. hint meeting df the Merrio bers of the Couege Bet at the Val­ Matrons Bridge Club was held yes­ des Hotel at 8.*30 p. m. terday afternoon At the home of Mrs. Friday—The (Drpcndsblea data W«H F. A. Pitta, on Union avenue, there give a shower at the home of Mrs. being two tables of players. Dwight Babbitt on SsnfSrd Heights The spacious rooms of this lovely from four tn six o'clock honoring home were opened cnsulto and were Misa Coralic Tillls, a bride-elect of abloom with quantities o f exquisite June. -C-fl ' pink carnations and roses. Friday—Marjorie Forrest will enter­ The hours ^asspd quickly In tha tain a number of her young friends Interesting game of bridal and whorj at a birthday party at her homo on scores were counted, the, prise for Park avanuo, at four o'clock, high score,, a guest roojp motto, way Saturday—Mrs. Hal Wight will cn- awarded Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat. tertaln at a swimming party at At the conclusion of the card game, Brownie Lake, honoring Miss Coro­ the hostess served ice cream, cake lla Tillls. • . and icod tea. Monday—Pipe Organ .Club meets at Mrs. Fitts' guests were Mrs. F. E. the home of Bchelle Malncs on Roumallat, Mrs, Claudo Howard, Mrs. at three-thirty Hal Wight, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. Magnoli p. m. • W. T. loingtey, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Monday—The Business and Profes­ Mrs. C. K. '..Henry, and Mrs. Harfy sional Woman’s Club will entertain 11. Lewis. at a handkerchief Shower at the homo of Mra. R, C. Maxwell, in DINNER PAfttY . honor of Mis* Qoralle .Tillls. . Miss Coralic Tillls was tho charm­ Monday—Mrs. John Leonsrdl snd ing honorcc, last evening, when Miss Miss Mary Zachary will entertain Ann I*c and Mrs. Zeb. Ratliff enAt -a linen Shower, at the home of trotnlncd at dinner in her honor, tha latter, BIO First Street, at fdur covers being laid fok* twelve. p. m., honoring Miss Coralic Til’ll*. The rooms werW effectivsly dccoTdes'day—Mrs. R. E. Tolsr will en­ rsated with baskets snd vases pf tertain at a bridge luncheon at her pink roses, carnation sand fems, the homo for the members of the Board colors of pink and green prevailing. bf the Womans’ Club. A crystal basket Ailed with rout, graced the center of the table, while Mr*- John G. Leonardl Is spending at the four comers were crystal can­ a few days at Coronado Reach. dlesticks folding lighted green ta­ pers, The place cards were appro­ W. T. rtmllow of Jacksonville was priate verses for tho bridc-clcct. Miss nmohg (he builnes visitors here yesTillls, was presented a tea infuscr as teiyly. memento of the oeraalon. Green canton crepe, fashioned the Among (he business visitors here becoming frock worn by Miss Tillls yesterday, from Waurhula, was D. I-. on this acroaion. • . > . lUmmond. Thu guests were Misses Corallo Tillsls, Ethel Tillls, Mary Zachary. Miss Ethel Henry who Is a student Rosamond Radford, Martha Brown, at thA Women’s College at TnllnhasMildred I*e, Allle tlillon, Ruth Gilbee, Is home for tho vacation. Ion, Mary Howard, Esther Miller and A tips . M{imin. ' / •' Miss Maud I<aka Is expected home Sunday from Stuart Hall, Staunton, FOR GRAlVCAfKH. Va., where she is q student. Wednesday evening the members of tho Fidclcs Class yf the Baptist Ralph nnd J. D. Woodrpff spent Church, with Miss Clam Mlllon ns the daf yesterday at Daylona Beach tcachor,- entertained nt the home o f Ashing and swimming. Mifs Virginia DoCourscy, on Park avenue, honoring the eleven members Mrs. Dan U. Wilder leaves today of tho Baptist Kunduy School, who for her home in Jacksonville after graduated this year from Sanford spending the weak here with her High School. , jnulhor, Mrs. John T. Brady. The class colors, green ami white, were carried out in every detail of John T. Heady, Jr., leaves tomor­ this pretty parly. Iluskcts of Shasta row for Freeport, Texas, where he daisies, (tha class flower) were placed has accepted a position with his every whtro. Tho refreshment table unde. _ wan laid with n handsome cloth and centered with a Inrge rake iced in Ham Shelton of Wnurliuln spent the day hero yesterday atemling to businrts, making his hcndqunrten at the Montcsuma. . Miss Ruth Pulliam of Minooln in the rharrning house guest of Miss Clara MJilen at her humv on thu West Hldo. Mrs. H. A. Baumel and baity arc expecttd to arrive here this nftormwA from Brunswick, Ga„ where they have bAun visiting Iter parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Zclmenovitc. Mrs. bonald Whitcontli nnd baity Alkrn, 8. C., arc spndirg a month re with her parents, Mr. an<| Mrs. L. Peek, While Mr. Whitcomb is In isrlcstdn uitendhig to business. . ... . And it continues to rain, Wet wcnlhcr has with spring crops. caused D A V IE S — AND— T .f c jf r BARNES havoc Sapford Chamber of Commercs had n fine meeting at the Hotel Valdes today whop the governors and .mem­ bers held their regular weekly meet- M. Kronen .in advertising a special Saturday sale in canton cr$pc, ertpo de chine ;aUymc crepe and paisley dresses at $8.95. Sec the advertise­ ment and attend the sale tomorrow. __ The old time maiden used to blush pnd-rowrrawr co'jiy. "Till,, It tv *odion ," but the modern f1t,por lotkt u fellow in tho rye qpd asya, **Go on, wbVrq tjo you jge| ifat,.*tdfiJ?M.. Ask Robert D^an nt the Seminole County ‘Bank. Ho knows. Bauotcl'a Specialty Shop hss.qn ad­ vertisement in this Issue ending attenlion to t^e Saturday and M6nday sale of sweaters, ovcrblouses, skirts and hand-made waists, Read Vho ndvertlsement nnd note the prices. , Churchwell’* wftl run a special' soft on piece yoofjs ../o r tomorrow uni their price's quoted In. this issue will go a long yiny toward stimulating (rado In Sanford. See the adverlsc ment. • The Sanford Shoe & Clothing Comr pany are putting on a special sale for Saturday and Monday that will bring them running. , Special pieces on shirts, shoes, suits, etr. See the prices and attend thD sale for two days. “ • ■’ • 1 Tha stay a director of "When Ktifgfithood Was in Flower.*’ Wh*t a perry modern Eden of lovely gowns; Jats plorH and lounging Iqycn FTnpper Eva was living In ■till Adam came along. Then Eva turned over a,hew leaf. Adapted from the npnrkling Broadway hit. — M o n d a y — Eileen Perry In Booth Tarkington’s ; , Masterpiece fr.v n l f f i F L lft lf* . card of riiAN K s To all those who were so kind and sympathetic during our recent be­ reavement in the death of M, M. HtewarL to those Who sont the beau­ l if e , SM ARTNESS! — offered nt (be low price of . Monday,.June 4Ui, 1023, Jeff Davis’ birthday, wRl be a legal holiday in the state o f 'Florida nnd tho banks of Sanford will be closed for busi­ ness 6n that date. . * , . All ..orders fo f currency pay rolls qr transfers of money should bo made on Saturday, June 2nd, 1023. F iftfcf n a t i o n a l b a n k . jBEiliNjOLB COUNTY BANK.. p e o p l e s Ba n k o f s a n f o r d . The moat rem arkable iVlillihery V a lu es E ver Offered ,\Vhat tilting, lilting hats arc these, what superb artistry and rare understanding has gone ln|» their fashioning! • • . • Each hat In This newest presentation is delightfully flattering • - veloped in the lovely hues only Paris can* produce! OWNERS O F D O G S, TAKE N O T IC E ! TIJJS 18 FINAL .NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS OF DOGS WHO HAVE N O t' PAID LICENSE FOR SAME, WE WILL NO,W PROCEED TO KNLICENSE FORCE PAYMENT O ACCORDING TO LAW R. G. WILLIAMS. .Chief of Police. Strmpcr & Compnny copUmus. to fiS-Ctc sell good meat cheaply, mui quote prices to prove their assertion of the N O T IC E ! chOAh^at plAce in Beryinolc county. Read their advertisement and bo 'ALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN governed accordingly. THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE ARE rlggly Wiggly continue to offer hubjectt T d a l i c e n s e t a x o f special bargains, fur gpeclpl dayj .At.-. fio.oo h c x YEAR (or |rv0« for jml?, though their prices are extra special year). This low fs now in full form all ihi' time, You,should read their and license payable nt City Clark’s of­ advertisement in todny’n Herald. Or\c fice. pound of cocon given away free. Sec . . W. B. WILLIAMS, the advertisement nnd get the prices. 53-lOtc City Manager. They are way down yonder. FOR MATTRESS troubles p lm c HnnThe Outlet, on First street, iqrjMiferd Mattress Factory 402-M-l, site tho postofficc, is offering some 44-12tc attractive millinery liargslns in Iheir lid in this issue of tho Herald. This NOTICE! SUMMER SCHOOL! store Is quoting tile latest in sum­ mer hats at $7.05. and udviso prompt A summer school for making up action If you desirn one of these su­ loqt work will ho oponed In the Gram­ perb creations. . mar School building on Monday, June 11th, in the following subjects: , The A. & P. Compnny uro not ex­ ,» High School and Shorthand—Mrs. tensive advertisers but they certainly R. C. Maxwell. quote attractive prices in (heir adnth. 7th nnd 8th Grades—Mrs. I). vcrtlpcmont today that will prove Babbitt. ' ‘ , money aavurs to tholr many custom­ 3rd, 4th and fitb grades—Misses ers. They guarantee satisfaction‘ in Ruth Kanncr and Edna Chittenden. every, purchase nnd Herald renders P enury—Miss Emma Owen. should glvo them it trial. Only a limited number of pupils will be enrolled 51-fltc Among tho prominent visitors to the city today was Hon. William Jen­ nings Bryan who stopped over to sec a few friends and went out to, his Hanford propurty with Benjamin -tVhlUw»r- vMr, Br^ati Is a SAnford booster and has many friends, here who aro ‘ always gind to see one of thu greatest Americans of modern history. tiful floral offerings and in other ways showed their symapthy and respect we wish (o express our thanks. bl'/sss Cl,I'H. Signed: Thn jnambem of the Sanford Chess Mrs. M. M. Stewart and family; s w tit d u b were most pleasantly entertain­ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Chapman and oiy> can noviy ipU wna\ will happen In ed last evening as the guests of Mr. family; Mr. and Mfs. Forrest Gstchs). tho cvioMr didta. . .* ScaHctt In Del#nd. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Durden wish to ,’W lflW D AY SbCIAL CLUB. nnnouncq the arrival of a daughter Th* members of the Thursday So­ bom yestorday and weighing nine ■•biSSSki. cial Club were most delightfully on- pounds. ' Rheet Mimic, Records and UiUlnyd yesterday uftemobu by Rolls . ijln. Frank Takoch, at Crystal Laks. CARD OF THANKS. AfUt spending the afternoon with Mrs. A. G. Gordon aiul children, Bannei- R^cordB ..... sWluinilpg, tpe hostess served chick­ Mrs. II, M. Tawsc, Mr. II. 1. Gor­ at good aa the best en salad, anilines, caks and coffee. • don, wUb to thank their many friends arul neighbors far Ih.'lr kindness and BK11M2B I.LM llliON. sympathy ^ shown little Winnlfred, Mm. R. K. Tniar will cnlertqja n( dttriug hrr recent Illness and denlh, 4, bridge; luncheon, Tuesday rt hpr abdl far the beautiful fjoral tokens. ' COLOR, w it h ,IDAY NOTICE. Woodcock & Rltrncy arc giving awsy free a pound of Monarch cof­ fee with ovary Avc dollar purchase tomorrow. They also list a bunch of groceries at prices that wilt sell them tomorrow. See the advertisement in this Issue. There have been heavy rains here lor tho pnst twenty-four hours and It in estimated that more- riln fell diiVIng tko past twelve hours than at any time during the present ralhy season. It has been raining all day and those who have been out In the country pre­ dict that thq, tomatoes and ..,pcpp«ni add egg |d»nta have. boen rulnsd .by the «xce#sjye ,rain fall. Up to th|s time daqpitc the Urge anlpunt pf rg.ln the spring crops were holding Up W*R 8 «mhI pricqs Put gfoweta are not sanguine (bqay over, the ouUobk for tho remainder, R A D IA N T ___________ _ , Sold ’by .v U N IO N P H A R M A C Y Sanford, Florida .. • . .* f. But you must hurry If ynti expert Jp he one of the fortunate^ who will benefit by thin truly superb Millinery offering! Y ou cannot buy H a ts like these anyw here tnicler $25.00 TIRST MTHEET, OPPOSITE POSTOFP1CR ,S A N FOUL), FLORIDA 59c. V O IL E S , per yard 45c V O IL E S , per yard 25c F L O W E R E D iifeAVYltAINS'POR 21 HOURS Miss Margaret • Thompson, 511 Piirk nvrhu^ returned to Sanford to­ day bom Orlando where she lias been visiting her brother nnd sister, Mr. aAtf Mrs. C. S. Thompson. Mrs. Forest Lake and daughter, Mils Harjta lake, are expected home tortVrrdw from Tailahnsser 'where Miss Lake has been attending the Woman's College. Mr*. Iaike accom­ panied'Mr. Lake to Tallahassee whoro be has been attending the leg­ islature. . M A R IO N L A W N , per yard 40c R IP P L E T T E , per yard 59c F R E N C H G IN G H A M , per yard 50c S O lS E T T E , per yard 45c R E N F R E W W C R E P E , per yard .............. ................ . . 1 $3225 P A I S L E Y C R E P E D E C H IN E , per y a rd . $3,010 P A I S L E Y C R E P E D E C H IN E , per yard $3;95 C A N T O N C R E P E , per yard $2.25 C R E P E H E C H IN E , per yard $2.00 C R E P E D E C H IN E , peh yard $2,00 TAFFETA, , per yard it'-lfl fjU n lliyD n grvdientu and (h a t it is m ixed and ovgned by quality, halters. If yon yearn for qua order our-bread and ddets by niiiiie.» S A N F O R H M fllD BREAD i U i i . . I i;i< i > I $2.75 �Other cl tie* have winter tourists but R remains for Sanford to have (CONTRIBUTED) summer todriata and while they would only remaiit--for a ahort time M l * Ml n h h A h n M 5a al- the beat they would do Sanford a lot of good in advertising and the Tho leaders of the two leading party there la evidence of more IIOLI.Y jU r tH I)lli| Mmmmmrt atate at large would get the benefit political parlies arc on the “ anxioue growth than elsewhere. Thousands o f thla advertlelng. The Clyde Line « A 4 » n l i l * f n * lH Mail* operate* summer excursions from seat" as to the selection of suitable and thousands of leading met> *MU'*'1** the eastern seaboard to Sanford men to lead the party to victory in women who were opposed to the 'U IW IB B l l i r r O l m t a l l n Ma ‘ -W attar I 9 .,m. making very cheap rates. These ex­ 1024. They want to bet their money League when Harding was elected, Pri«* la A lt* cursions' attract- tha employees of the on a sure-cnough-winnor. Those nre now among its moat ardent w- D M Y aar(big .firms that' cannot Heave in the leaders are In a "peck of trouble" for. friends. Of fhe powerful organixiu ■lx Maalha winter,j it hr Inga the busy morchanth they ate slowly finding ; out the tlon* which stand for the V ague In that cannot leave In tho winter and It strength o f-th e independent senti­ this country/ their leaders are prac­ r :' I * I l f l| il la lt<|WH W r a ^ lr II nr* brings many people who would novdr ment which prevail over the country. tically'all Htcpuhlicnn*. Borah will Wyx r a llr t lr y arara MaatlaaU r a a a lr la pabllallM w a r p K rlia p . A t r t r - see Florida otherwise. Sanford could Tho IncraAse.of education, tho com­ not bo pnahnated. ■Ira a a l t ha own aa aappllraGovernor')l|tiilh ‘ of . New York, paaaa, make arrangements to give these ing of voting age of thousands of in­ would ho findtto lead the Democrats telligent young men, and tho un­ MBEH TUB ASSOClATKt) I'llR li people summeV hotel rates for a few m known and mysterious character of in tho Hght, bt he’ would lead them Hi Praia la •iclualvalp days or n week anil make Rnnfofd ' "• fanntlad S t Associated to Iba uaa Car rapublleatlon of their headquarters while they were tho "woman Ip the case” complicates to defeat W shut thf* shadow of a to air nawa dlapatrha* cretlltnl to It or d ou b t' No min.will ever be. elected 'n «( otharwlaa credited In thla paper visiting points of interest in thla sec­ the riiattfe^'a greht deal. p and alao tha local nawa published president of* tty? Unlled States who Is Tho fact Is the changing conditions tion. TTiPse are really the people ■ '"S fl^ ih ta ot r*-publlrmllon of apeolal who will eventually settle in Florida of our great country, tho growing in- in favor o f/ bridging back tho bardlapatchra herein ara «laa raaarrad. amour sontonro, thnt .M flw P lB IA L U mriLDIXn. rboae 1 « for they are he in tho summer toiligenco of the nveragu American room. sMC when tho northo1 people think wo voter, and, the presence of the Igno­ he would like ."to put his foot on the ~Faralan A*i*rtti•inf itrpr*mm •11vs have torrid heat and fever and other rant foreigner, who Is the tool of tho brass rill again" means, he wants the TMR AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION inconveniences that exist only in the base element In both parlies, arc saloon returned to power. While the minds of the folks who have never factors which hnvo to be recognized. Democrats of the north may be Doubtless a majority of tho Re­ “ wetter" than their brethren of the * spent a summer In Florida. Our -VI, summer climate is really our best publican voters of the country would couth, yet It Is impossible to elect a •* Seminole County will be the sub- climate but it is difficult to make prefer Mr. HaFding ns the ntnndnrd- Democrat without the vote of south­ .Jcct-of the next .Development Section other people see It. What would bo boarcr of his party. Blit it in an ern states. The south will never put of the Tribune. Development Editor better than to ndvcrtlxo It nnd' get open secret thnt he has not pleased n liquor man In the presidency. Mil McWhorter is now in that county our summer tourists—the novelty of many of the influential lenders in the lions would Justly holt tho ticket If fcpAlWrrtihf‘ the* matcrlnl, and is re- the Idea would be a good advertising Republican ranks and they are not Smith were nominated. »' reiving excellent encouragement.— stunt and the 'state wop Id profit by keeping their grievances to them­ Mr. McAdeo, seems from this dis­ ** Tanfpa ]trfbunt' tance, to be the best all nround man selves, Borah, IaiKolletla, Johnson, it. Speaking of Florida's summer In night for the Democrats. He would nnd their followers will hnvo to be clijpule the Times-Union says: * l v S -H r have the influence of his fathcr-lnreckoned with. While Iheso men are JJIlth E^nford'a .farms, the railway “ Many myths about Florida have * shops, tne tourists and the naturnl boon exposed. At any rate well post­ openly opposed to some of Harding's lnw, Mr. Wilson, nnd then he has the ; grbyvth efr this Hly Sanfofd nhouli) ed people know they are myths. The plans thoro are hundreds nnd thou­ confidence of the monied interests of : go" ahead as never before and not idea'thnt Florida ia unhealthy in the sands who would not follow him the country, for no man ever held the i. only hajrp ^»at Ten Thousand people summer is entertained now only by again because' of his attitude on the position o f Secretary of tho Treasury , predicted by the Herald In the next the ignorant. The idea thnt the state I/'ague of Nations, tho Soldier Bonus, nnd made such n splendid record ns Jr . year but Fifteen Thousand, is intensely hot In the summer Is tho high Tnriff nnd the Ship Subsidy did McAdoo. He is one of the most pnaking away and now many tourists matter. As is clearly indicated by popular men with the laboring class, .» ------ (■— -o-----------Republican farm magazines and oth­ at least those who arc safe nnd sane, Governor Smith of New York yes- come during the summer months to er publications of like character, the are for him. * McAdoo Is n man of j- terday signed the blU'wiping the pro enjoy fishing and the cooling breezes farmers of America are not in favor good moral character and able to do !. hibltion law off the statute books of that the vast wntcr frontage of of n protective tariff. They were the work of a business president. Ills , the atate of New York, it seems Florida makes certain. The idea of hoodwinked by the Fordney act, nnd varied experience ns a business man strange that after sixty years or Intcnao heat hero is passing away their burdens arc Increased Ihenjhy, and a government employee, peculiar­ - more the northern states should nnd tho stntc Is gaining much by its nnd they resent Harding’s insistence ly fits him for this high position. - clamor for "state's right” and tlqfy passing. Both LaFallctt und Underwood on tho protection he wanted for the the Constitution of the United States. , “ Summor is hot everywhere but Now Englnnd manufacturer at tho will not be serious competitors for Florida, which has been settled longer this high office. Underwood unfor­ expense of the farmer. than any other state in the union, Thousands of the soldiers of the tunately lined up with the “ wet" , Money seems to be tho means of does not show one authenticated case Inter war will vote against Harding element of his party when the issue ,, causjng muih trouble among tho rolain tho three nnd three-quarters cen­ beenunc ho broke his solemn promise was closely drawn. Ia FoIIcU is of lives of the man who dies and leaves turies of its occupation by tho white with them made during his campaign like stripe, and added to thnt is his * any considerable amount of tho filthy man, of death from heat. We doubt ns to a bonus for tho boys, nnd then unduo sympathy with Germany nnd * lucre. Mrs. Richard Croker and tho whether there is another state in the his flat refusal to cneourago it when the German clement.during the world £ atep children of the Tammy leader Union thnt equals this record. It is ho got in office. The fdet is the war. Tho country will not accept a j- are having law suits and all kinds of iilso true that in three out of tho President is too much under thu in­ rfimr—whosju not true to American a trouble lighting ovor the money loft four weather stations in Florida re­ fluence of the wealthy Mellon, secre­ traditions and ideals, .’ *' by tho late loader of Now York poli­ ported in tho Statistical Abstract of .Should tbo Republicans nominate tics. It is much hotter to pass away tary of the trensury. tho United States tho mercury has * leaving nothing to fight over. Harding is not a strong man. He Mr. Hoover tho probabilities nre he never been known to reach one hunis greatly overshadowed in his cab­ would carry the country against any fftod degrees while the same is true inet by Hughes, Hoover nnd Wallace. man now in sight for tW Democrats. h Dispatch today says that President In only eight of tho sixty-odd weather ' Harding will not consider a modifica­ stations reported from thu' balance He wnS nominated by four men who Hoover is a remarkable man, dean, tion of the tariff rates as a means of of the union. Warm weather lasts have been in control of tho adminis­ earnest, constructive, mildly n pnrti, 'Jrr)ngipg dpw»\ the prico of sugar. hots hut It does not become intense tration from the beginning. Should zan, and has the confidence of all the ho he nominated, which is probable, people. It is almost a certainty the . Well, who expected him to do this? "With the efforts that arc being he will doubtless he defeated nt tiie leuders and makers of presidents The Republican party Is friendly to made to bring visitors into the state among the Republicans, would not the trusts and that there is a big in the summer the Inst of the old im­ polls. wnnt him for he Is nut first a politi­ Senator Borah will have to be con­ •I sugar (rust 'In this country no one pressions of intense heat here will be cian, hence could nut be used by these sidered, He Is a strong man nnd. a f wjll deny. . Tho common people nre worn away. We have had n number leaders for selfish ends.. good campaigner, a forceful speaker, M certainly having a lemon handed to of summer visitors for several years nnd him original ideas. His continu­ At this distance It would he diffi­ A them by tho Republicans—hut the but they are increasing. They, will ous antagonisms of the Ixtague of cult to forecast whnt either of the « worm will turn >and you can look for continue to increase more nnd more Nutions, together with evidpnt radical great parties will do or can do. But t a Democratic victory at tho next rapidly, tendencies, will net ns a handicap to whntevcr party elects its candidate ft*** presidential election. "The transportation companies huve him. Sentiment in fnvor of thu we can rest assured our great coun­ on summer rates to Florida ns well league of Nations is growing an fust try will he in need of the influence All this "bull" nbout this member ns from this state. For a number of as did thg prohibition sentiment of of the average voter, for it is he, fJ and that member of the Florida Irg- years the Clyde Line has been bring- a few years ago, m the Republican after all, who is the real government. ■*- Isalture being the next governor in Inng excursionists to this state nnd all rot. The next governor of Flor tho Merchants and Miners is doing Is Ri N H ta N M M u* t i M l h h h h h ^ Ida is not a member of tho pivsunt the same thing. As summer is the •f legislature and has never been a plnytimo hero, the time of relaxation, 5T. tj member of the legislature—that is our visitors who nre not seeking m why ho will la) the next governor.— stylish resorts will enjoy.this period a* • , Aanfonl Herald. Tho Herald bus evi­ oven mure than limy enjoy the win­ HAHHON ENCOURAGED BY CHANGE IN LABOR'S dently forgotten thnt Judge Parkhill ter. Hummer is a restful time and *n ATTITUDE . has served the stale in both tho son- Florida is n restful pluco during the *u • ■ ata and the house. That was years warmer season." Ms Its Ml M M M M M MM M M M * ago, however, and the lapse of the estimable Sanford paper is pardona­ HACK TO TOWN. WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., June (or the (letter in tho attitude of la­ ble.—Tampa Times, You are right 2.— Roger iluhson today states thut bor,'” says Mr. Hahson. “ This lias old dent. Rut Hi wan such a long Tho great hnck-to-town movement there is nothing for business men to been very evident during the past two time ago when -he was inoculated has suffered ut leust a temporary setfear in the present reported demands weeks. Imbor Icofiurx are now better with the legislative virus that lie has buck and tho city-ward tide has set of labor. limited ip thu fundamentals of econom­ probably lost the effects years ago. in. "A few months agd I wns disturb­ ics than they used to be. The ulder A survey of 10,00U representative ed nt the attitude of labor—especial-, luhor leuders see the dangers of get­ i ANENT THE NEGRO KXODUH to farms nnd farm groups shows that ly labor in the building trades," says ting into another inflation uf wages about 11,000,000 propel left tho farm Mr. Buhson. "Wages had only been and prices before tho present area of for the city in 1022. This loss was portly adjusted, following the abnor­ business readjustment is completed. la|•’ The Herald believes in letting the partially offset by a small counter mally high wages during tho war, Today the inflation of IU16-1U2U has negroes go north or go anywhere else that they desire. If they are nut be­ movement from tho towns to the when tho ‘business boosters' turned only been 00 per cent deflated. The K; ing treated right lien* or think they farms. An excess of 000,000 births the tide and prevented any further wisest luhor leaden sec this and are ara not let thorn go where they will ovor the deaths in agricultural dis­ adjustments. This was unfortunate putting on tho brakes. They them­ get worse for they will never be un­ tricts 11 educed the total loss still lor all concerned. I any for ‘all* lie- selves are gkul to see some of the derstood by the people of the north more. Hut there Is a nrt decrease in cause when the readjustment in wug- pro|>osed building programs suspend­ aa they are in the south. Editor farm population of 400,000 for the cs stopped, the reduction in the cost ed. Yes, thu labor situation looks of living also stopped. Wage work- much better today than it has for benjamin of the Ocala Htar hits the past year. I’art of this urge toward the city era gain nothing by simply getting {many months. There should be no nai( on the head in the following ed­ j* due to tho attractions of increasing muru money in their pay envelope more radical advances in wages until itorial: [\-rjt* iTWM .. . , . " .„ * , t * “ The Star Is not in favor uf any wage scales. Yet it had atorttd be­ when Jt is offset by higher living the remaining 40 per cant, of the de­ legislation or other public measure* fore the industrial rise began, prompt­ costs. They can gain permanently flation is eliminated and until we arc atea^riing to prevuat. negroes from ed by discouragement over farm con­ only by producing more goods. Wage again in a permanent period of pros­ gdiag- north. We commend any ef- ditions which have been exceedingly workers ara enjoying better living perity. conditions today—not !o much be “ This mean* that business inch furtwof employers, in the way of dciunasing for the past two years. There is nothing surprising In the causo of their labor unions—but be­ should make no further wa|p> advanc­ good^rsges and fair treatment, to keep the negroes at home. Hut if situation .and yet it is u great pity cause of improved machinery, better es oxcept to even up and equalize cer­ they want to go admewhere else, they that it occurs. Thore ia need of all management and the reduced cost of tain departments.,. Employers should have1the right to go. We also be- this labor in tho agricultural areas. manufacturing. What labor needs is quit competing with one another for Employees should llev«.lbat the mure of them go north Conditions in the farm world are on u readjustment In the cost of living, wage workers. seek to produce more, in order to get in tho terms of food, clothing and the r b e t I t will be for the south. the mend, and all tho arguments for more in food, clothing and shelter for shelter. Thla can never he brought Wa'ate, however, In favor of the farm life and farm ownership which strongest possible measures being appealed so strongly when tha Indus­ about by raising plasterers to ten dol­ their weekly wage. This was the takba'ggalnst labor recrultars from trial bubble burst three years ago are lars per day. The higher wages are attitude of all during 1921 and 1922: These men are on a still good. Tha average man who in tho building trades, the' higher but during the first four months of the slaver* o f old. They has'Ahe( courage to hang on to the renta ara, and no one— but the tax this year, many employers and wago the negroes with false prom- farm proposition now will be better collector—gain* anything through the workers lost their beads. This ia one man rise in wages. This has .been the reason for the recent temporary stock should be kept out of the off |n a year or two than y If possible, and with who listens to tho temporary appeal situation during the past few months. market slump. Rut both employers “ Thera U today, however, a change and wago worker* havq again coma to when other means fall.” uf high city wages.—Gainesville Sun. k cin 18 t o 'our.tnp! business Is still holding top at 6 per cent abovo.normal as indicat­ ed . in the Babsonchart and tho pan who fa doing a legitimate business— without speculating in'either stocks or commodities—has nothing to fear." I nan affiliation w ith 'the Peonies B a n k ^ f Sanford. P W e have th e character, the organization, th e experience, the legal sa fe g u a rd s and the finan­ cial responsibility to render the soundest and m ost efficien t ser­ vice to the business community* THE COURSE OF PRICES. Some financial authorities predict higher prices, perhaps rising well toward the peak o f 1020. But the ‘public groans as lt looka back to that high stepping perldd. It realizes from various aches and bruises that the jby riding of that time landed the country In the ditch. Perhaps the farmers, wh6 had to take extremely drastic deflation, are entitled to some further recovery Itv their returns from certain staples. If they can get it through better de­ livery systems, rather than by tax­ ing the consumer, everylJody will bo better off. j High prices check trade. There arc alwnys people whose incomes can’t keep pace with increases In living costs. Millions of these folks declared a buyer's strike in 1H20. that whllo tho American consumer has a very broad back, - there nre limitn „to his endurance. Ix>ad him too heavy, and he grits his teeth and seta his feet Jpto thq ground with h balky wicked look in his eye. Tho high prices of 1020 were caused by public extravagance, high coat production, and the profiteering spirit. When n producer finds the people shouting for his highest priced stuff faster than he can shovo It btit of his fnefory, he would have to be an angel not to tack on n little addi­ tional percentage ns n means of calming tho popular excitement. If the prices of 1020 are repealed In 1022, the dcpersnlon of 1U2L will probably recur In 1024. But the folks who had to sell their diamonds nnd fur coat* In order to buy soupbones, have thought a few thougths since thnt time, which tend to pro­ mote a certain degree of useful cau­ tion. The business community should do its best to keep prices reasonable. The public can help. One way in this community is to watch the ad­ vertising in the Herald and keep an eye on the merchants thut announce special bargains. They arc good folks to trade with, nnd they help keep the business machine running normally by n policy of quick sales nnd small profit*.— Manatee Journal. B rin g your problem s to the officers o f this stron g institution; they will help you to solve them. .Peoples Bank. of Sknford SANFORD FLORIDA s SEM INOLE CAFE $1.00 S U N D A Y D I N N E R ---------- $l.oo i Olives ( Noon Till 8:30 ; _ „ „ji- % y *r* ». , ,■ - , Shrimp Cocktail SOUP Chicken Soup ENTREE Minced Chicken Livers on Toast Choice Stewed Chicken with Rice Prime Ribs o f Beef • VEGETABLES Candied Yams or Mashed Potatoes Asparagus Tips And Butter SALAD Lettuce with Mayonnaise , DESSERTS Cocoanut Custard or Applie Pie Ice Cream and Cake Iced 'fea Mints Coffee Relish Milk ■ ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■aanasaiin rt LABOR SITUATION w — W H O E X C H A N G E S T H IN G S W E D O N ’T W A N T FO R THE . T H IN G S WE NEED The real Allndin of today la the elaaalflcd advertising section of tho Dally Herald. II ,, in remarkable how CbuMificd uda help folks to live better, to upend less, to put more m the bank! H Aa an instance: one man Bwnpped some odd pieces of furniture that did not match his Bet for a fine Victrola that he needed; a aewing machine'that was no longer used **■ sold, and the money invested in a much-desired typewriter; a piano that had Btood snen for years was exchanged. But why go on with tho huge list? If you would si*e h°w simply and effectively the Modern Genie produces result^, turn to the l|t|. .. . Y*t Wf*J Classified Advertising Columns OF THE �2v ;V !■»*»$■juSSif*akA >H* Aiii*riv*vrM* *.^*1* ' ‘ >b*»’ ” >&■»• J»S#1 ,Lft parties clntmtmr »n lntcr**t umler tha H. Uowrvff Jeevaseo *r othertri’iys.*n nad (to thu lamia her*Bttai* slcacttbed,’ and ta all unknown iM-rao,n*. _________ heir*, dovlavc*. _______________________ grantrr*. lo-a* gtatntc* o« ' .. . « t g irv- ur other clnliuanis, -Iitltuam claiming ah 1 u hereby rivcn J*/ tutereit In and tu the vowrul lot*. . — Ccrtificntn b(ct11i of parrel* ol Ian')*. clv*erlhC'l FaH* purchaser of# t Tax Iii» ftiUoa'*. tn-wlt: “I.tits 6t ami !J uf L i’w dateil the 0th day of July, Stanford llalirht* Action to Sanford. |in Hcmlnnle, County. H„rlda: flle‘! 8nlid CCr‘.ifl" f lU You and each i>C yod uid hereby icL, Ky office anJ has Bmdc appllestloq Uttlrcd nod nre ordered to l>e and n|,cear heri*r«"the Olrvalt Court In and frr To* Dcetl to is3«° in na:onl*nc® f„r Hemlnoln lY.ur.ty■ . Florida. In Chail| eery rlttlnB. nt Wnnfi rd. Florida, on I *ith In'*; ecttificotc embraces t b e ' r u l e OaV uf July , -A, ?>.. 1931, tha ef AptflicaUft^for Tax *, kstkei of "APBlicaH Seetioir Nff J b«) flgnei ate* of (he Stale of *Florida •- i,' t. ,M ’d'ltVrrhtec U,, rti*» A.-.** tu,’flr,,rr- fl0'- J dm GWt. A|ict¥t tral djjra lAit.'vr&h in Taiitna', i ,i.„ . rt„ *11® •*1,i *‘r,l* by tno Ilutel, rdufe. Mias Effle l.lw lj cnlertftlncd Thursday night nt n moyt delishtful birthday party nt the'. Club House. Mra. Harry Register and br.by of Oilando, Mrs. Rill* and children of Orlando and Min* Gayle Marshall of Sanford nre visiting. Mrs. R. W. I.aw- ivA.-! >. 8ATUHDA1 .v i ' ^v ; ’ - ,*■ ■ t '4 ■■.TiviMiit .'r. /.ir. taj|j 2,1923'*' > J0V • It C' ft x m •» ” U T O v Ol 7, f . ,,5 iin r iH u n n iu in iu iiiii 8 Problem to Greek Authoi Red Cross Battles <* - • T h is B an k J a ssist’ its depositors in: iv e ry Yv* 1 w ay! fc* ■' . T r ii^ , .there are tim es when . ev<jrf a I)a nk is obliged to refuse aid— but since th e establishm ent o f this b a n k 'in 1887, few Indeed have been refused, and tKen bnly fo r good reasons. :;; \ \ *; , Y o d r cb tck id g Ocifcount will be appreciat . . . • [ the following described property alt- samo lielnx Ibo tod diiy or July. A. I ton . V, „ «r « ... . ™r- *nt* "*ns. “ • W. Swopo and son I paled In Seminole County, Honda, to- t»„ 1**3, then and thr-re i,«sjiuswrr ihe bill of comulalni nied IiomXh iiHalnnt Fr.inein, i pent Friday in Orlando. you, l»ku notleo m vreof a m i fall y .v vH* R. M, Sturdivant wan n \Vlntor Ikg. at Int. of R. line of 0. B. Ry-j not. via* said.hilt uf complaint‘will bo fthAvrt «*. ronfvssvili nfblast you. • Park visitor Thursday. , , .. , with South Line &>e.lSl, Twp: 19 B.y It I* further ordered lli.n tl.U i*. The Qveldo Boy Scouts, played the sliall be published In the KanfoHI m I‘ Range 30 B., run S. 31.35 chs., E 12.27 rtef Dally Herald, n kiuwsnapvr publlsbHI Brotherhood Scouts of Sanford Thurs­ In Sanford. B cm lnole .C ou n ty, F lorid*. I rhs t° B. °* 8* MI vafcJtl weak- for fllnbt cunaveutlVc day In a g n rje o f banehall and with 17 *3 chs. W. fo W. line Sntrford lin wwks. ' , Qrant South 25% W. 15.50 ch*. to .8. , i >vitn«ts my hand and offlrlnl sv|i|*n insulting score o f raven to nine in at Snnfdrd. Aemlnol* Ofttniy, Fl.o-liUi, favor of the Brotherhood boys, line of See- West 5.70 chs. to beg. 45 Ibis the Lilt day of May. A. D.. ISA}. Mi. and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler and (SUAl.) K. a. D0 1 NU.AKS. I Kirs. The said land being assessed Clerk' Circuit children spent W’cdnesday in Or­ at the date of jhc issunmtf'bf such : r... Bcmlnole Cnuuty, FI lando. . /h SO IIK LC Fpi A 1N E S . certificate in the name of nD. a ■. Snlldltorrf-rf C dnolalim nt. Francis Macfarland of Newberry Orn*hn»v.” ved Wednesday for n few days^ Abo: Tax Certificate No. 2117, visit to hi* parents. Rev. and Mrs. dated the Gth day of June, A. D. 188'J, X O T II'IJ l»i* K Q tT A l.lX S T IO Y IIO .U U I. Motive ta lurrby Klvcn that the ! AlatKMarfarlamL bet filed said certificate In ipy offic* Hoa rd ot County Comn>i"sJuner* in J. k. Jones, Jr., retuvpcd Rome Friand has mado application for Tax and for Semin lo County. Florida, will snrvt'lu the Court House at Hanford. dny frt*m Valdoaia,.Gn., where he.has Peed to Im 'Jc in accordance with law. Florida, on Motiduy June tth. 1933, at ' A COMMUNITY HUILDER Bald rertificato cmhraces the follow­ lo n’clovk n. m. ns an lluiialliutlAn been attending school thin year. Ilonnl for the purpose of hvailUK com­ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Partin have n ing described property situated in plaint* and rvrvlvln'K testimony ns to the value of any property, real, per­ now.Huick car and Dr. and Mrs. Sim­ F. Vi FORSTER, Prealdent II. F. WHITNEI1, Cathie/ Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt; sonal or mixed ns fixed by the County mons nre driving a new Chandler Beg. 11,51 chs. S. of NW. cor. of SR Tux Assessor for nssrssinonl for the ■■■■■■■■ BdxaBXBxaaxBxxaaxaxM xxaBaftai 1933. salan. .Mrs. M. M. King also has n 1/4 Sec. 31, Twp. 10 S., Rafigc 30 E. taxes for the your li A. DOrrH.ABH, r.cw Dodge. Clerk Hoard of County Corar'i. Run K. 61*2 chs. !o W. line of San­ — e-j ford Grout, S. 25°, W to W. line of BE 1/4 Sec. 31, Twp. 10 S., Range 30 Good Brooding H ens X O T IC K . otice Is hereby atven that the llnnnl E., N, to licg. The said land being of NC ounty C immisslonbra In ami fur Deserve Good Coops asucrr.cil at the dote of the Issuance of Seminole County. KlorIJn, w.’ll nt theirl n»xf , rejtuUr uivetlnR to he hehl on such certificate in the name o f ^Un­ Monifay. June Hli. 1*33. nt thu Court House In Sanford, Fin., nt 10 o'clock •Best l oops Shelter liens and Give | known." a. m.i receive lilda for hnrd-snrfaolnx Ample Itoom Free frpm Vermin. Abo: Tax Certificate No. M73, that portion of the Wukiva Fill In rtnlnAle County, «l|h 3 inch Bluet dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1002 B tM'hull on C Inch roek l»a*e; Vltrinvd has filed said certificate In my office •n-lck, with either sand, asphalt, ce­ By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Dirrc-I In these war-time barracks In the {been feeding 500.000 person* dally ment trrout. or rock tiller: Asphalt Greece, |But they hove notified the Cirri', tor, the Schoid of Agriculture, neighborhood of Sal. We arc making SPECIAL P1UCES KOR CASH on r and has mado application, for Tax niock, or other hard surfaced mate­ ore housed s^yrtal ih •....mu! of the authorities that this program ■“i International Correspondence * A > *• I * * + * ,.r .J Deed to issue In accordance with law. rial, nil In have cnorrctc curb unit _ million refugee,* from Anatolia and emergency relief may Srhaots, Bcrnntun, Pa. nutter, mini: standard eprclllcntluns. Said Certificate embraces the follow­ atiproxltnr.tvly TOO si|. ynrds. Lantern Throe*, lev whole relief the ,10. When the American relief iWl k M cC o r m i c k a n d d e b r i n g Hoard reserves tlie rlxht tu re.'uct American lie,I C’roM ha* already withdrawn Greece faces the scridus ing desrrik-d property situated in Success In hrcndlng chicks in the any or all hldn. f ,1 IQt'I | ^ . ..i . »' */., J ■pent close to $2,ii«H).n00. The cani|i, problem of absorbing the milljoti, K. A, iMUrtlHABH. Bcmlnole County, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. way depends upon two tlinnks to American clfnrt, is a model refugees Into Iter normal population • . Clerk Itoartl County Comr**. natural 10 chs. \V. of SF: cor. of S\V 1/4 6f i-li-SC—S-3 things, the brood coop and the . dis­ of cleanliness ntul cases of contagious of five million, or of finding other m o w in g M A C H IN E S , SB. 1/4, Sec. 31, Twp. 10 S., Uapgc disease that develop are promptly home* for them, outside of her na­ position of* the hen. A good moth­ tional hmmdarirs. initiated so that no danger of epi­ 30 K., run W. 10 chs. N. Ilk 1/2 chs, Big value* in Aluminum al Ituber la' erly lien will do a good job If given Three youngsters are also showndemic is feared. E. 10 chs.. S. 12 1/2 chs., 12 1/2 Grocery, Saturday, ' 55-llp good qunrtem in which to take cart* ; H A Y R AK ES A N D TEDDERS In this camp and In other renters h?re being taken to a Red Cross acres. The said land being assessed hath. While having tlnjr hath their* where the 'refugees have sought of her brood. at the dale of the iesuancc of such STOP BACKACHE, KIDNEY asylum the American lied Cross has' clothing passes through a( riclouscr. Brood coops should bo built so that certificate in (he name of A. L. Mil­ C H A T T A N O O G A an d W E B E R W A G O N S TROUBLE they will shelter the hen und her U jl ler. Rncknchf, Rheumatic l’nlns, dull brood effectively from the weather. the chicks need shelter from preda-jSENTRY ON DUTY ,, Also: Tax Certificate No, 321, dat­ Imadtiche, tirotl feeling, too frequent IThey should Iks largo enough to sup­ SHOT TO DEATH | Now is tin* time to imy; pijroH arc ailvniielng. Wo carry . ed lhe Gth day of June, A. D. 1011, urination, discolored or strong odor ply ample room und should be freo compictu lino of repairs, DON’T buy u mnehino if you enuhas filed said Certificate In’ my office nio symptoms of kidney and bladder from dampness and insect vermin. tnd has unde application for Tax trouble. “ 1 wan always hnving a not got repairs. Care slioulyl also lie taken tu adapt the Devil lo issue in nccordanco with law. bnckncho which caused me great Buf­ brood coop to the weather conditions Faid certificate embraces the follow­ fering,” writes Mrs. Feber, Medfnrtl, of the Icaliiy. , ing described property situated in Mr.s». “ Could not sleep and nt times In some sections the ground may fcwlp/'le County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. I could not stand straight. Tried FpI k used as the floor of a brood coop, NF- cor. of SW. i t I, Sec. 31, T\vp. 10 ley Kidney Pills and found relief." |&, Range 30 FL, run W. 0.40 chs. H. Stop backache, kidney and bladder but tills is only possible when the In places 7 ch*. W. 2.«G eh*. S. 1 cb, R. ORJ7 troublas with F'olcy Kidney Pills. Bold ground is well drained. ths. N. H elis. to beg. The said land everywhere.—Adv. ; being assessed nt the date of the is» -'* '* * * 4>»K*«i<ntwhi-»hp ffdllMf i H i i i u s s j i f f i i ; window In the uAllom Is Usually made lifHIa F. Adams. r ' to slide and the eoop Is ventilated |Urflvs* said certificates shall bo re­ deemed according to low Tax Deed through the wire netting. Much coops •ill Issue thereon on the 28th day of ntny be built thirty inches wide, thir^•y. A. I>. 1D23. ly-threo Inches deep.-and three feet KITNF.S8 my official signnt|irc and Kant ItiiKslter returned from Athigh in front,, with’ t lift 'ro o f sloping Innta today having spent several days down to a rear wall twenty-one inches ma th*3 " " “° th ,lny ut Aprl1' A * a there attending the Kiwimln conven­ high. The frame, except the. sills, G I o a s F r.o n t (SIM!.) K. A. DOUGLASS, which are two inches square and arc tion. Kent reports n good tlino and Clerk Circuit Court, mado o f strips one inch liy two Inches, much that was learned about the J a" Seminole County, Fla. and the siding, may be made of lum­ great principles of Kiwnnis. lly: A. M. WEF.KS, D. C. ber either one.half Inch or sevenfrbod rubber, Kclf^ftrler, Excellent riuidillun. A rare 4-2) -2H; 5-5.12-20.2rt eighths inch thick. The siding should > gain, going nt— extend about one and one-half inches below the bottom of the frame. The Nnlicv of Applicatiuii for Tax Deed Cndvr Seclion 573 of llio General movable floor may he of one-inch SUlules of Ihv State of FTorlda lumber and should fit Into this open­ Nolice is hereby given that R. I». ing. The floor should rest on the two Wheeler, pun Inner of Tux Curt'flsills, Idtvlng the air space* unrkresle No. 3031. dated the 6tli day of Jane, A. 1). 13l>», has filed sold certl' Iryness. SEE REG HOLLY AT HERALD OFFICE neath it in order to . iirate ni ruy office and lias inado ap* A brood coop should ho painted, ini* J fe rn w , i f ^ (PIUatioi; for Tax Deed to iesuo in ncis. antiseptic and side and out, with a strung Insecticide, tonlsnre with law. .iahl ecrt'ificate at least a week before It is'to be oci ttnluuu-s the fuilowipg ilc^erlbod roptrly sitm.l il lit Seminolo-Couticupicd by the hen and her chicks; Cruh e a lin g F'lorplu, to-wit: Beg. SR rnr. of sotc diluted with two or three parti 'Bor. 10. Tv.p. 21 8., Rhngc 3t E', run of kerosene'ja a good ' ’tmtiicptlc. N 220 yards, \V 33 yds., S 220 yd*., E. There arc many uthcis on the inurket U >srd». I V» A. The said land be­ ing cd at the date of the t*$u4 »|nc« of *uvb certificate lit the name o? I' J. 8. I ruti hfield. AI«o: Tax Certificate No. 450, d»tid the 3rd. day nf June, A'. D. lOlBI ha* filed said certificate In roy office -and ha.* unile appllration for tax deed to Utue In accordance with law, said certificate emWaces the following dsR IC K pavem ents outlast th e •vrilM'd property situated In Semmolo -County. Florida, to-wit: Ileg. 60 yds. bonds that pay lor them* W. of S>: ror. of Sec. 1C, Thap. 81 S. JUNE 3RD, 1923 Range 31 F.. Run N 220 yds. W 110 Brick pavements cost the least lor yd*. S. 220 yds., E 110 yds. 5 acres. •Como out am! on joy u Cafeteria Dinner where you will find The said land bring assessed at the maintenance* ^ 1>.” I ). * * the mo.tt excellent food that you could wlnh for. Every thing date of the Issuanro of such certifl'ato In the nsmu of J. C. Pnttcrion. 'upotJoim ;•.»(! n real plucti to enjoy u fine dinner. Brick pavements resist the brutal Also: Tnx O itiftcite No. 2307, daieil the 5th <lay of Novcmbor, A. D. i4s4ge of modern traffic. •Ih'jr,. h«;i filed said certificste in riy I „ — i *— • .. MENU ■■PR.... ..... Myiuu u|,jmcae.mi inr tax decij to l»»u* in accordance with t*w. Said n-rtifiratc embraces the Cream of Chicken following described property situated in Seminole County. Florida, Vo-witi used with this, a framework of Uit'j Relish * r tag. 33 yd*. W. ol HR. eor o f Sec. It, samo shape as tha V |£opfai) b«ilbuijt Mixed Pickle* Sliced Tomatoes Hearts o f Lettuce Twp. 21 Uangif SI F., run W 81 and rovereti with poultry netting. Surh yds. N! 220 yds., £. 33 yd*., S. 220 y»l*. The said land being aa*e*siid at coop* are usually used for only oq^ the ilatn of the issuance1of such.fcrtlhen and her brood, ■ Time Ribs of Beef au Jus Crate In the name of Unknowdr. * A brood coop that tyilLhouSc three * Unless said certificates shall be reii$ed Freph Pork Ham,,,. divined according to laW Tax Deed or four hens and their broods ot ed Sugur-Cured Ham ,, will issue thereon on the IGth day of chirks may tuT desirable and may also ot! of Chicken with !Uc$ June, A. I), 1P23. i .-w Cv Used for hatching purpose*. Sgcb Ilo p t Chicken with Sage Drcftsing WITNKSF my official signature and pTftl till* a coop may be built abput six feet Entrees . ' 1 , V long, three feet deep and three feet, Fresh Killed Country Fried'Chlcken high lirtha front, with a roof sloping *- , IcoCream, Home-made Cake , down to the back w ill, which Is a b o * Stuffed Green Peppera Macaroni au Grtttin, six Inches lower than the front. Tha Peach Frit Uni and Cream Sauce G-2-D.lG.6tc front should be constructed of slati iV Vegetables and wire netting; the wire netting in Creamed New Potatoes M u ted Potatoes Green Pena jthe-UBOT part being protected by « Candled Yam* F-reah String Bean* Garden Spinach woodoq hood to that the mni wU) no*, ’ boat Into tha coop. f i t Lu-Beth Cafeteria SUNDAY DINNER W i g •■■aagxuT ' B ■ �mmm DODG-E CAR STARTRR carburolor jet causes a thorough atomization o f the gasoline and, ex­ JLLWAY8 READY TO GO IN THE COLDEST WEATHER posed to the powerful sparks in this condition, Is instantly and complete­ ly ignited. v The starter1 itself—a splendid ex­ ample of ltd kind—in connected with f .i l llllkuilltf •T rr. w i the pinny special precautions taken The englhe cflrkshnft with n silent by the builders to give it this in> type ehnlh. This Vhnin moves in­ portant quality. The -quick response stantly at' the touch of a button. It o fthc engine is always a delight to Is quiet an'.well an instantaneous in Dodge Tirol hers owners. \ Its action. The starting motor,also Tfite greatest enre Is evident In the serves ns n generator, co one depend* dc.'rfgi! and manufacture of the en­ aide unit serves the purpose o f the ' m gine. Eac)> minor pnrt and all hoar- usual two.m i Fircfttonc nnd Mlchclln Red Tulien with All Cord Tires E X T R A S P E C IA L GIANT "EXIDE” HATTKRIE9 FOR FORDS $18.00 Ray Brothers -Snnford, Florida P h one 5 IBM U . . ^ f vtjlf ■"r“ r *” *—f,i1 r* * • 1 , a Ice Celt! Chero-Colu lo endt Customer Saturday nnd Sunday t WHY | J BUY M A IL ORDER < u LOOK | !(/ ( ^ OVER TH ESE Fabric 6000 M iles ft :!; t|U' t h ^ - c n * A trial will convince you of the ,encd.—^-Autorr.ot? ilflt 1. f , 11 ! u U n a !A H truth-of thin assertion. "jiernM^'dcliyoreft SELLING STAR CAR. or l&r. Kissimmee, June 2—TT»eri»d^' or Kissimmee* has lwcn c l o ^ b T ? oww d0,lar •Pen* wlth *3kfe&tltS The R. ft O. Motor Company stale they are selling Star cars ever}- day, nnd you should get lh touch with them at once to insure immcdirfctfei livery. Some of the features of the Star is the Red Seal Continental mo­ iOtfH a ro so precisely mndo and fitted REMOVING, HEADLIGHT RIM tor, Tlmpkin nxclcs and bearings that the least posnible effort Is re­ throughout, tl also has the gasoline quired to set the engine in* motion. When n headlight rim cannot be tank on the* rear, and In the only Variations in compression are re­ taken o ff by .hand nn easy way to re­ gear-shift car selling anywhere near duced to the minimum. move it ia by the use of n strap or its price. , Tile battery is of excess capacity. b elt.» Place the sirnp around the rim It Is of the fl-ccll, 12-volt typo, es-| Jand pass the cm) through the buckle. INACCESSlDLE NUTS Jjeclully constructed for Dodge broth­ When the ftrap is drawn tight n sud­ ers. Just ns every ear is built to Nuts sot Into inaccessiblo places den pull will loosen the rim without carry nn appreciable ovorlond, the damaging th o. tens.—Automobile Di­ cqn bo tightened or removed by the factor of safety in theelcctricnl sys­ gest. tire of two wrenches and a monkey tem is gronter than necessary. or pipe wrench. Tho end wrenches The repair department of the San­ With a battery, of this type, gnd bn 'electrical distributing system ford Huick Company is mutim-d by which is designed for n low. line volt­ real mechanic!} who know the mechan­ 'llgo loss, the correct bent energy Is ism of overir make of nutnmobllc— and they give you real service at a fair uvnllahlo at each spark plug. Equally important in its contribu­ price. Of course, they 'make a spoqtion to prompt stnrting is the car­ inlty of tnkin gcaro or their Huick pat­ buretor, which is known for its abil­ rons, hut everyone receives tho best ity to adapt itself to weather condi­ of work und a square deal. Although this company has been in tions. The high vacuum on the P R IC E S Cord 10000 M ile 30x3 . 1 . . . . . . . . . ? 7.10 3 < W /2 8.10 31x4 1....... 12.80 32X4 ...... 15.20 33x4 ........ 16.75 34x 4 ' 17.50 ,30x3Vis ................. 512 32x4 20 33x4 21 34x4 22 3 4 x 4 % ............... 26 ssxs ................. 32 G arage Phone 4 6 4 -W MOTOR CAR PHONE 3 SALES * are Jointed; ono and the monkey clnn)pwj to the en wtT!Tlch. T»,cn ^ Sanford Motor Company T IR E S When we meet these prices nnd give you Qunllty? . their name home but a short tlpte, they are bulging up « big patronage nnd an cnviablo reputation-for doing godd work and giving full valiiC for % FIRST ST. nnd ELM AVENUE------ SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford, Florida Corner O ak A ven u e and Second Street Itoad Service Phone 117-W S E R V IC E J p i m g g i a p ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ in ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ nub ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ~ . ■>*! ------ - — — *r~ • GENERAL REPAIRING STORAGE------WASHING------GREASING UOAI) SERVICE" Rive & Walker :u fi West First Street ' •Snnford, Florida Better Than Ever Bcfo At the lowest price ever made, the Ford Touring Car ia even better than before. The one-man top, slanting windshield, improved scats and refined chassis constructipn have won instant admiration. The new series arc 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, v . / v. noiseless and of Herculean power. Already the demand for this model exceeds our ability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks we will have to disappoint many who are holding off. The most distinguished car in America with the many open and closed car designs to suit your wish. t Order now to protect yourself. A small payment down and the bal­ ance in monthly installments. ■_ Ford priers hat* ntvtr been to lam Ford quality hat ntvtr Um to htgh EDWARD HIGGINS A M t h .ir l.r r i I ' . n l , I 'n .-i.ln . I '. i r J . n n It r n li-r Pw r l l r m in i. I r r I im i tir i M l I n r I ' m r l l . t i l i . r . ra il t a r «>t ( h r l i . l l u l . Ilia n t H I I ■ I I . him I . II. I ’ m ... -I,Mu (i. H ' i l l r l l t i r r ■ ■ . ....... T. M. ,U No Trouble ,f Takin’ Hills When We Take Care of ’ See us today. We will be glad to demonstrate the advantages of owning a Cadillac. S E R V IC E IT T h a t’ s the proud assertion o f J. E . C renshaw , and he backs it Up jjv’ith S E R ­ V IC E — the kind th a t keeps your m otor snappy and fu ll o f pep. * * •*. Or B . DETROIT ________ ■ • * •— T jr * «.* - j t9^, Thin In addllion*to the regular cleaning and wash­ ing thul I* done with such thoroughness that your enr never him n down-ln-the-mouth look. jfC 1 v' * %* k Prompt Service Is still another reasop why the Park Avenue Garage Is popular with motorists. m# J. E. CRENSHAW. Manager Repair Department NORTH ORANGE JORDAN S E R V IC E Corner Second Street und .Pnik Avenue AVENGE- ORLANDO, FLORIDA �\ a \\th If; 1 I W \ •m JUST A REAL (1001) CAR ■ These ears are nil In first clnss condition nnd guaranteed ■ mcrhiinrcidly/'iryou arc inTflic'market for a good Usedear ■ look these prices over: » 1922 Ford Sedan, 7 .m onths old, g o in g at 1920 Ford Sedan, a R eal B uy fo r H-45 Buick Six, 5-pasisenger Touring K -45 Buiclt Six, d-passenger Touring There Is a wealth of meaning in ■ the phrase “Just a Real flood Car/* pj In it are incorporated the Ideals of ■ W. C, Durant's thirl y-l)ve years’ cx5 pericnco ns n manufacturer of ve* hides, as n builder of more than two a million ,f automobiles. Tho Durant brought fame to Hseif in a short limo for it docs its work well. It keeps going every day. It Is not a bother. The mechanism is hardly ever brought to the attention of the own­ er. It piles up mileage without any appreciable wear and docs this at liUlo cost. The .Durant car represent sound mechanical design; simplicity of consttuction; dependability and durabil­ ity; power for all occasions, easily controlled; real riding comfort; nppcnruncc taht Is modem and always in good taste; completeness of ap­ pointment and oquipment; nnd econ­ omy in operation. These arc the qualities which justify the phrase. And this car is sold by the B, & 0. Molar Company. THE STAR CAR 1921 - Hupmobilc T o u rin g , -a bargain 1918 Buick Six Touring, g o in g at 'tfcVms on any of these cars If desired PHONE .107 * 111 I*ark Avenue Sanford, Florida . , The creation, at tho Star car In the fount important and brilliant accom­ plishment of any individual identified with the automobile indutnry sinco Its inception. Smartness In looks, and thorough­ ness am) modern design in n low priced bar Was unheard ofu n til the Star was created by W. C. Durant, the pioneer builder of nutoinobilcs and Identified with the introduction nnd success of tho Cadillac, Buick, Oakland, OldsmoblJe, Chevrolet nnd Durant ears. The Star car marks the most ad­ vanced step since the introduction of the automobile, for it provides for tho first time n quality automobile, standardised in.construction and op­ eration for u modest sum of money. You enu buy a Star car at B. & O. Motor Company. U nusually Complete is Overland Red Bird Nothing has hceni omitted from tho Hat of equipment made standard on the new Overland Red Bird, hut what Is rfeecsSary nnd convenient for the motorist who demands something out of the ordinary anil who at tho same time does not want to plunge into reckless extravagance in having his ideal satisfied. Included in the equipment are bumpers front and rear, wind shield wiper, scuff plates, door grips, spare rim and tire carrier, beside the usual dash light, speedometer and other accessories. Glistening nickeled rndintor with lmr cap, nickeled head lamps, wind shield stanchions, outside door handles scuff plates and back curtain win­ dow frame arc admirably set o ff by a khaki top wit hrod bindings nnd welts. yited Spanish grained upholstering lenves n pleasant impression when blended with .the superb nnd rich, gleaming Mnndnlny Maroon, n shade that is exciting qiuch interesting com­ ment, nfrording to the eye ns it does n delightful sense of sprightliness, nitlsticslly subdued to n tone of agreeable refinement. Tho Red Bird hes n roomier body, riding on a lengthened wheel base of tOO inches and n spring base of 100 inches. This specification alone in- oil average was 607 miles to the gal* Ion In spito of the fact that oil wns changed much more frequently thnn would be necessary in road driving. The car flniahed the test with the original sot of spnrfc plugs and 'they did not requtro cleaning cither during the dynnmometer test or on the road. Tho laboratories decided nftor Jthls long drive that they would ran it further nnd sec whnt would result. It was driven until tho speedo­ meter showed .12,000 miles and the ear wns then approved by tho engin­ eers ns In perfect condition and driven back to the factory in I-ansing where it was repainted nnd sold to a foreman in tho experimental depart­ ment. aaBBBBBBBBBBKBBBBBRBBBKBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBB' That with ovory five (5) Ballons of gasoline that we give you a coupon— good for Rogers* Triple Tinted Silverware at McLnulinNt Jewelry Store, Sanford. You have to buy gasoline, why not get, Silverware FREE. Wc have the highest grado of gnsoline and oils— prompt service, fr£c air and water— Fine big drive In Filling Station with La­ dies and Gents Rest Rooms for your convenience. I1MURGENCY GEAR TOOTH REPAIR PACK AR D CHEVROLET When flywheel teeth arc complete­ ly broken .off; drill nnd tap holes half way between the adjacent teeth nnd parallel to them, spacing holes ns near together as possible. Then thread in U. S. standard holts.of a diameter equal to the thickness of the teeth at the root. The U. S. Standard thread is used because this it courser thnn other standards and holds better In cast Iron. Screw the IkjU* in tight, cut them off to the correct length of the teeth and filed To'the shape of tho other teeth of the gear,— Automobile Digest. Dal.y Herald on sale at Joo’R Smoko House, Mobley’s Drug Store and Hunt’s Phnrmacy, tf STU D E B A R ER i SALES ROOMS REPAIR DEPARTMENT SERVICE A. C. FORT, Manager THE ACCESSAIILE FILLING STATION WITH SERVICE Corner First Btrccl nnd Myrtle Avenue------ Hanford, Florida ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w a n iiw a w a w » im m a a w > n e w » w « w w w a w w JUST A R E A L GOOD DELIVERED Daily Herald on sa’-i sT J " 1)* Smoke House,. Mobley’s Drug Store and Tcrnut 1 3— 10 and 50 per cent down payment, Balance in 12 oaths DELIVERED ir order now to insure ■prompt delivery Almcc terms apply to tho Star B. & O. M O TO R CO GAS ()|L ACCESSORIES Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street------Sanford, Florida And In everyday driving BBBBBBBnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBBBaBBBBBBnBBBBBiBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBB ■ssssisiBiaRBaaiiiaiRiasasBaiiisaaniBaiia Eight Touring f, o. b. Lansing tn») md anal a raring car, but you want ranee, (ildonioldlr Eight Is such a car, beraui ip with raring car It bat. the strongest chassis in it* aUe-and-prire class. The frame Is 7 ' deep (the average,is Springs arc 5t" hmn (the average is ). The king Imlu are I” in diameter (the average L V *). Th® shackle bolts are V* in diameter (the average Is M "). Every vital part is built oversize for enduranre. On the Crtnti Speedway in Califor­ nia an Oldsmobile L'ght Eight rac­ ed foot) rollon in X!*f» minute*—* maintaining nit avrrage speed of Gfl 2-.1 mil™ per huur for 15 hour* —and the hood was not lifted once. If you have ever driven that fast fer even a mile you will understand the gruelling nature of this test. Again, a stock Light Eight tour­ ing car was driven, by Milwaukee newspaper mrn, 335 mllra day ror 119'/, daya over rough country roods. That’s 50.000 miles, or the equivalent of ten yeara* driving h / the average motorist. The only mishap was the breaking of two riveta in the spare tire carrier. OTHER 8 CYLINDER MODEL* fepnrt Roadster ...... «....._..._$I625 Huper-Hport Touring — .... 1975, Brougham .......— «—— 177S Coupe .... — ...........i-------- —~ ...IH75 Sedan 2!pS Prices f. d. E IG H T S RHONE 41 FOURS b. Lansing ? TRUCKS PROVE 1)1 HAIUUTnrv sakBRHUBRBRBBRBBBRBBRRBRBBRBRB Buy an Overland and Realize the Difference OF ()IJ>N.MOBILE c a r s BY W jlUKANCE TEST A unique tear® prove the durabil­ ity and ccnttuui^’ of the Oldsmoblle light eight hat been completed by the General Motors Research Labora­ tories at Dayton, Ohio, according to R. K. Jack, chief engineer of the Olds Motor work* of.Lansing, Mich. The car to be tested was turned over to the laboratories by the Dayton distributor of Olcismoblles and was a regular stock car. , After the car had been driven 700 mil ‘ he motor, Mr. Jack says, was taker -■'•rii the chassis and placed on a dynamometer receiving tho Equiva­ lent of 90,000 miles while on tho test block. Every scientific test, known t othe engineers was used and’ the re­ sults were such that nut a single ad­ justment was.recommended. <D When these tesU igure completed the motor was taken off the test Mock and put: back ,in the chassis and a $25,009 mile 'toad test startod, Day and night, over all kinds of rotids and In-all kinds of wtatburftha f i r w«s operatW for 07 day*,' until the kpeedometcr turned the 26,000 mile mark. After tho first 14,000 miles the valves were ground hnd the carbon removed. The head of the motor was then put beck and hot another thing woe*done to the car. During this test a maximum speed of slightly over 70 miles an hour was Im proves W ith U se T h rifty Six Built by P aige The M ost B eautiful C ar in Am erica Corner P a rk A v en u e and Coi �O Sfl ' Bq , . mH have been spoilt for otTior-things.pri gM«go kvopr* nnd others dealing Lj: tfftaVtjsy have boim Investert |tj )»ra|r-- t)n* n««a;piUcs.of j|/c, while they w»r*. irt^c/iiriy k fh ^ l’Tilore wns jiwdrtWy ".I ‘ r V -'H * FLORIDA. -The other dny fct * nutting of'tltp Bartow Ktwnnls-Chib; Dri L. AA Biro, president of thd*,CItitrons' Bank dnd Trust Company of Tdhi|iji, collhd at* .lent ion to the following II. .. , .. facts! y i t 'j s citimnted that in tye r1%y' eTt Miami alone there were spent for food /ind lodging 'this' past season the vast sum of $25^)00,000 by the strang­ ers who visited that city, and this m i «dw j»|Piti*t'. iff ^i"-***” majSL^- tuMM - 1‘Ttoj ‘■bmp JiTiJt i'{irr^t !>6|iiIlTipJjoTh^tr<t amount* “pent in/rttlnndo pna.tAHer niirtdn cities In wjilch wlrijvYVPffTdK^ g:.the)p<I In largo, imintyns. "’ *' 17'■ fj "The rnllnnrt't rotorlng the Jjfite t'silmntp tint they carried fully CoO,r ditn tnuri-la mUi* Florida-during, the tor of tomorrow. Tho man who come? down to look us over in 1022 may spend his millions here in 1021. flaron G. CoHior "has just taken ■over a Florida county to develop. A gioup of, newspaper men have just bought a atrip of beach isnd not far EXHAUST from Key West, nt•Cocoa, Fia., which GAS •THROTTLE they will develop nnd build n wonder­ , HEAT INLET** ful winter resort,. The Kingllng, the Cochran, nnd other monied interests have Just Invested mMinim at Sara­ sota, Fla. Roger Robson has bought B -A IR ■100 seres In Polk count;, nonr Iron adjustment Mountain. All of these came tp Florida tho flint timo'ns tourists. So the $180,000,000 Is n mero' bagatelle, In the mimming up of the valuation of Flor­ id^, tourists, which, It is cosily aeon, already surpass any other Florida crop in monetary value, when esti­ mated by indirrt t as well ns direct iccufu.— Pensacola News. V GASOLINE V 5 Q & M B CHOKER 1 ' * INLET FORSTARTINtt KIDNEY TROilllLte IIECOMHB »jBDWFir—*1 HRRIOU8 . ^-GASOLINE w ADJUSTMENT "Hiiffcred with severe headuche, bn'kntho mid pains In my legs nnd ARE YOU USING A MARVEL CAKRURETER ON YOUR under my shoulder blade. My kidneys CAR? nnd bltatde'r“were in laid condition. I was weak and nervous and felt tired One of the greatest Carbureters on the market today. Let ami worn nut. Walking made me us tell you about them. You Will want one on your car. fcbait of breath. Every morning my CAKfiURETER SERVICE face <;ml hundii were bloati'd. Medi**(»j’.* failed to help my condition nnd GAS OIL TIRES ACCESSORIES (lectors ndvlatftl an operation,” writes' Maggie Nelson, Moasdnlc, Fl«. "For­ Expert Itepuir Department tunately I lend about Foley Kidney Fills, tried them and gut relief." Hold everywhere.—Adv. Authorized Dealer Marvel 'Carbureter Comer Oak Avenue and ITrut Struct-------- Hanford, Florida v to H ave U s ' rhird Q u w i^rt’ fcuo Cars D aily .MIAMI m n F j V ^ i ^ 'T O FIGHT, ' ,rV ■r I - 4 V ;' >' T/^tfJSffcertod actio®, ittkI l.or.f jftAM I, Jl f:y ! tM0 "Mfi STR AcO flfe##. Vi, June 2.-11. If. oWnert' neat! Franklin, pnr’ ldent of the Frauillji Ih'o new t$r«v;c*ni A«ldWiW10.Cpmmuyt. uiinoup^efT'yfs- gn|*^lbli' LWo “Newton lq prevent the enforcement of the j «ifoiecm$nt of the ^:y» afTrrting thcht. ! coon? a law, ns a ^Uu.Knovrlga rrid thqt 'the tishc^: lT fl?1crB *Ju'i H‘ htrm n'pml host, mVnor.t, "nblng twice a«. ***:• !ch, pURsV»f ‘the motorists,.end not X the usgj>f the roadu, cpiUOnd’A nnrmnl jwAon hi o i i ’ rtet'wobld’ ho diserlniigntory s eventually j to; find 'dnld prove n hard blow- ti) the WH1 cute dandruff. *" t’e rdi^: t r ^ t ^ c sch^tlutiTfor the jliltd Knowing. __ _____H I t ||| todfirU-ftirai ataps will be taken (funrtor tylpCs 'pTrifntalhcd at dapachgnl net inn tvoulj be tilfr' tp obtiTfciCln Injifnetipp against-tho (ty rale dr -r^ra n'day, tos-nt the samo figure Whi£h has been effective silica’ March fdh..Production for Juno, July and August will accordingly roach n now high mark for the sum­ mer months. delivered 'd* U] 1AH PONK n iR f ir s t year The Gray Kotor Company, In eleven months.'has established a na­ tional dealer oryinir.uUnn that phjeca a .in natjorufftlisit among thclelud^fi.^ tributlon. ' k*. It i* exporting .a n to about 30 dif­ ferent countries and adding to the number constantly. „• Additions Jo plant have been made of increased reguinriy to. lak demand. Plan to construct assembling plnritr in the South, East, Westnnd HoUtiiW"St. The ccompany is one of the utrongp t back'd financially in the indus­ try.. _ OAKLAND W ill. HAVE ITBilElt BODIES «»N CARS BUILDING NEAR PLANT All bpilies for the Oat land Motor f o r fdbipany, Pontiac,, Michigan, will lm built-in the huge iI2,000,0IX> Fhbar Body cuiporalitm factory whldi U bring built within tluueijnartrrn of a mile from the Ouktalid plants in Point Inc. The foundation nnd walla are near­ ly completed aid It is planned tit stmt turning out the Oakland bodies id this factory early in August. It Aluminum Kettles, Boasters, PcrcuIs i.latcd that llib new industry in liiUirs, fil.OO each at BoIhtFh Grocery Pontine will give employment to upHat ii relay. , 05,-ltp poneinraUly 2,boo men. The location fo r!iie new factory Thu Herald fur ftgst ciftict job work. Is on a 20 aero Silo tnul rails, licit and tftpikes h»'P Itlicady I: rn..T|llVfKll,tl*P the ground to Iniihl the >UU foot spur track uf the (irand Trunk Railroad. • The factory will be p.ntty one ami partly two-story construction, oLsaw­ tooth design and built of luick with metal fireproof sn>di. The contract colls for the completion of the fnctoiy liuilding withinninety days. The building of Oakland liodics in Pntine eliminates the haul from the factories of tho Fisher Body corpora,tion in Detroit. All ,OaUuud open as well as closed bodies will be built in this new plant. \ Franklin never made so fine a touring car \ \ before— nor offered one at a lower price. \ W onderfully com fortable and easy to handle, \ \ and powered by the brilliant: new m otor;, it ■•;N will out-distance any car o n the road in a day’s l.‘ run. A value that cannot be beaten or equaled u V anywhere to-day. $1950 f. o. b‘. factory. V V \ V v\. /.r -V -V / ' .V I . / ./ I*ine In appearance— lower, longer, room ier. Alum inum body, quality leather-upholstery, beautiful new fittltigs. Th^ new pressure al r< o o 1in 1 1 ji i i i 5fc& ih t(Js *p cr f rc f nvOtn<i. VFT performance under conditions that would stop any other engine .made. . 50 to 500 miles— o r m ore— is the Franklin demonstration plan. It gives an advance crossrscctlon o f ownership. A sk about it. F K A N E L IN M OTOR CO. OnLANDOv FLORIDA l*\V----- :----- ---------- — North Orange Avepue A g a in M arvel C arbu­ reters W in Sweepstakes Lo« Angi rev f-’smp L'urry (Yusemile) Annual Hltrkf^ttr Kciinemy Hun i^NewYoiK^ Commercial Roadster The Gray has the comfort, the dependability, the econo expect in your automobile. Note that the roadster.ear is ndw fully equipped, including' windshield rubber, dash light and specdomotei II is an automobile that you P R IC E S F. O. II. Detroit Touring R o a d s te r .../. C ou p e........... . .$520 Coach...... .... 490 •l-l)oor (Sedan ............... 085 Chassis ......... Exceptionally good term s . ; ; Hairy Nevillo driving an Oakland (1-44 stock Umring car with Htumlard MARVEL CARBURETER equipment wins Los Angeles Yosemite Economy tun, ;ir.O miles peer mountninous coun­ try, on nine gulloss and three i|uarts of gasoline, averaging Sli.tg! miles jwr gallon, smashing ail previous record*. Not only wus tho class trophy and | the sweeptuket^won, but. the highest! mileage for any felxo, weight, or class of ear wu* estal)li*hed. This Is the second consecutive year thut Marvel CarhtirMeis have woh the Yoseitilte run, dcfeutlng all makes of Carliureters tn,'oiwn competition under the **‘A. A. A." rule*, which I* conclusive evidence that the Maivcl is the world's mottt economical Car­ bureter. We yvill depend upon ytni to let y»ur trade know uf Hit* moat recent dem* oiirtratiun of. the efficiency and econ­ omy uf the Marvel Carburetor. Yuura very truly, * , b; . WHOLESALE AUTO SUFPliY HOUSE OK TAMPA. ' By J. Frank Da via. HOVfMT AUTHOItITIKB g r a b JA»’ FISHBRMKN IN 8KVKN MILK LIMIT .i You can also save money by having your car (Overhauled at our first class repair department. All work absolutely guaranteed. GRAY MOTOR SALES CO P H O N E 5 5 8 -L -l -Hanford, Florida ■ iny 1%« A H .sl.lr 4 V r*»»l TOKIQ, Jpne 4(- ‘ RufcsIa.n authori- tie* of Soviet administration In Biburiu have seiKt-d Jnjmtii-so firming rosad, improsoned thu crew of 7& for uitrrkting within tho #even-mile Hipit. Heretofore ftchermcn were not molratod unfcoa they wore within thtjoc-lnilM fit shore. f ■ •— ■■ DutrolCa ktibet runway* cajned a million within the past yuai-^and Mr. I-'ord (Rwui't own rtivm, eiihfr, ■ delivered > .la u k s o w n ic You can take this trip protected by Oakland’s 15,000 Mile Guarantee A V b u n d th e rim o f th e U n ite d States, a cross th e co n tin e n t, a n d h a lf w a y b a c lv ig a ln — that’ s th e c ^ h o f a t o u r y o u c a n take a n te c — c o n c lu s iv e p r o o f o f the ex tra ord in a ry q u a lity o f m aterlals a n d p ^ d s c m anufacture w h ic h in t 0 M c h O a k la n d £ en g in e . I t is t h i. « m e high- against excess oil. in th e com * b a s t i o n c h a m b e r — th e m o s t c o m m o n s o u r c e o f e n g in e tr o u b le ! It has co s t O a k la h d less th a n o n e c e n t p e r ca r to possible^ O a k l y d ^ B a s is P l a n f o r determ ining m o t o r car, v a l u e —- s o m e t h in g ev ery p ro sp e ctiv e b u y e r sh ou ld l ousing, **V» , JVJS Opott RnuUtrr, 11141 0* CougMfo.Tw4.il US Coup*lor Five. >14*1 tkJ.n.llS4S All K E N T V U L C A N I Z IN G W O R K S �S - IKSS ft. Stft* O SiMOUi US VND H O T OSPErCE^ )H NOOtt SE.MSU. J B ™MOvu TO 6t£T" _r0 ' Sft^SC* J8Uft6' 'W np rx«E.erto^ - ' B ornrHE | De q e w e KUOU) idweok . w e it-i Stti t. F7 > BUSINESS : directory 5 Yea can find the name of every live Bnaineaa Man la Ssnford in this Column each day. * ■» » M 5 t r s ft j;. SMftHG wnu S fctf-1 ^ to e t onuvtp1 o r i»«CvM,.in<; rUiTSi fvM'i JB 'B o b * ’ « ■ F oh RENT—Thrco room furnished apartment.—Leo Bros., 4 Hi West First Street, 47-tfc C H E L L E M A IN E S t'(Jk RENT— Furnished I LAW YER kitchcnncttc for light housekeeping, •j— Court House 701 Magnoliu nve. 49-tfc P oil llfcN’t'—Smalt cottage, see J Mussan, G01 Pulmcttp Avo. 50-Dtp. Rooms 226*228 t o i l KENT—One furnished house in D R. R. M . M ASON choice locution. See Paul Lake. DENTIST 50-tfc New Meisch Bunding »ne 201 Sanford, Florida FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 3 rooms, privnte family. All con­ veniences, 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone 283-J. 54-Cite W . J. T H IG P E N BUNGALOWS, cottages and apnrt R eal E state ntents far the summer season at F1RB, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE Daytona Bench. Reasonable rates. Will furnish photos and full informa­ -Phonestion upon request.— Bailey £ Haw­ kins, Daytona Beach, Fla. 5-31-lmo-c D R i J. T. D E N T O N FUR RENT — One furnished room v B i CRACK\ THEne 5> O riC . OVliU. IKJ thp^T" 5 h(vuov <■' 4 i m h E 7WNT E U \S H -V ‘ 61 © u io v o m m m GOLF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G R. Is. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT B A L L BASKET BALL T R A P S H O O T IN G REDS TAKES FIFTH KILBANE-CUIQUI MATCH TODAY STRAIGHT VICTORY HOW TllBY stand NEW YORK, June 2.—Gray haired CINCINNATI, Juno 2.—The Reds hunched hits with mispluys hy the Johnny Kiiiianc, o f Cleveland, holder Pepper league w*>» Lost Pet. Cubs yesterday and .won, 5 to 3, allho of the world's featherweight hosing title foP sloven years, will defend it 0 1.000 out hit hy tho visitors. Thu score: DeMolay ................ ... 2 luick Service Transfer this afternoon at th*’ Polo Grounds in Bro. St. A ......... ..... . 1 .607 Chicago .......... 010 101 000—3 12 2 2 n in round nmteh with Eugene Orlqul l .009 Monroe .............. ... 0 Storage Facilities "Adam nnd Eva" wns n fine pieturj. Cincinnati ....... 011 002 lost—5 0 0 «) of Franco, champion of Europe at the .000 Oviedo ................... M ... 0 fe please you, tell othefut If not ^ I , ' • . And for the l>enefU of those whp tell ns. Phone 493 ST. LOUip, Juno 2.—St, Louis yes­ weight. Florida State league did not nco It last night it will bn terday won its second straight victory Won Lost Pcf. over Pittsburgh, 4 to 3 in 11 innings. KISSIMMEE ROAD shown nguin tonight. SOUTH IS CLOSED 30 , 14 .082 The score: |SANFORD N O V E L T Y PHYSICIAN-SURGEON apartment for light housekeeping, Orlando ......... 18 ft’s the talc of n ro’ ormed flnppel. .581 Pittsburgh .. 200 001 000 00—3 14 1 Lakeland .............. 25 Rooms 206-207-208 Meisch Budding Magnolia ’ Avo. ___________ fiLfitc j Bradontown ..... *1. 11 ■ > _ « * WORKS .408 St. L............. 300 000 000 01— I 7 2 22 25 TAYLOR HELECTED FOR rOK RENT—One 2 room upnrlment Tumpn .............. .. Marion Davies and T. Roy Itarnrti 21 ll> .442 V. C. COLLER, PropPRESIDENCY HEN ATE IN nnd one 3 room ppartmunt, Phillips Daytona ................. 20* have the lending roles. .435 20 BOSTON, Juno 2.— Boston hit three DR. G. S. SELMAN [General Shop and M ill Apartment, Oak nnd 2nd St. Phone 3. Si. Petersburg ...... 18 20 .419 Brooklyn pitchers yesterdity, winning TALLAHASSEE, June 2—Senator Practice limited to 56-3tc And the honor guests tonight will Work the second gnmc of tho scries 11 to 0. John S. Tnylor, of Largo, wan select­ Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat lie E. A. Ball and family and will sop National League The score: JNTRACTOIl nnd BUILDER ed r.t n caucus of holdover senators Eyca Examined, Glasses Fitted • "Adam and" Eva" without cost tf Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn ....... 200 300 010 — 0 10 2 klf CManerrial Street—Sanford, Fla. last pight for presidency of the sen­ them. Osbornu has saved a p|ape fdr WANTED Mcisch Building 11 .738 Boston ........... 221 200 lOx— 11 17 1 ate in 1025, in case he is re-elected New York ............. 31 you so ho suru and be there. / .585 17 KTENOGUXP1!KIt W AITED—Must {Pittsburgh ........... 24 to tho upper house for another torn. .525 19 Brooklyn ........... 21 lie experienced. Address P. O. Box PHILADELPHIA, Juno 2.—The The holdover caucus is customary B. W. HERNDON Design ad (yee Examined G1 Another fine program for novt week .488 Giants overwhelmed the Phillies yes­ 22 !1. 32-tfc St. Louis ............... 21 Monday being Eileen Percy inBoutli 20 .487 terday, winning 22 to 8. The Giants H enry M cLaulin, Jr., WANTED—Used musical instruments Cineinnuti .......i.... 19 INSURANCE AGENCY Tnrkiugtpn's Mn«tc^plccp,(;*;j^HujUrti’ .450 scored in every inning which is a 22 instruments of every description. Chicago .................. ..18 FIRS--------AUTO--------- BONDS O pt D. with addotl attractions. A ti i m i .400 modern record for Idg league games. 24 Wilt pay cash or trade.—M. I* Prico Boston ................... 16 1 Optician-Optometrist 28 .317 Philadelphia ......... 13 The .st ore: it 1 the presiding official. Music Co., Tampa ami Znck Street, Tuesday—Betty Compson In "THb HI Bast First Btrast Sanford, Fla. Senator W. M. Igou, of F.usUs, an­ Tampa, Fla. 5-25*1 mo-c New York ...... 421 155 121—22 23 1 S. 0 . Shinholser Whito Flower” . Anti tho special fea­ American League Philadelphia ... MO 110 010— 8 16 7 nounced that he would nut again he a tures will ho pictures of th» graduat­ j WANtED— Bookkeeper. Will em­ Won Lost Pet \ candidate for the senate. Mr. Igou n m u n i u P i H N i u ploy competent bookkeeper who cun Contractor nnd Builder ing clans of the Grammar school aidl rounded nut his third ter min that .725 ■ 29 11 New York v ..... give bond. Apply P. O. Bux 700. tho high school of SanfordTal^T TnISLANDERS ., 2 body. Id .579 , F LO RID A * 54-4tc Philadelphia ___ . . . . . Senator J. B. Johnson, who has lernatlonal News. 17 .575 Cleveland ............... 22 TAKE ANOTHER WA NTEI)—.Snlt’Mnnn with car. A]>no I con a member since 1917, also nn.463 Detroit ....;.............. 19 ply Bux 2105, St. Petersburg, Fin. Wednesday and Thursday— |A. P. Connelly & Sons .474 18 20 St. Louin ............... DAYTONA, Juno 2.—After tieing Imimed the conclusion xtf his serv­ nie" nnd thu local pictures will 56-ltp llilabllabre ISOfl 2) .400 the game in thu ninth, Daytona took ice, as bo immediately tukes up his Boston ................... 14 shown again, ulao a comedy. WANTED- A itns range. Must f>u WnshingUm .....‘..... 14 23 .378 the second straight from Bradontown Uullen as attorney for the internal Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Classified Ads Ic a word. No M in guo<l condition. Have large gas Chicago ................ 14 .378 hero in thu twelfth, H to 7. Gobol, the improvement hoard. 23 ’ Ad taken for less than 25c. one is 11)1-8 Magnolia Are. KI WAN 18 TO SUPPORt range for sale or exchange. Phone And positively no Clstwified mw Islander pitcher, relieved Ames CHINESE BANDITS AGREE TO 630 between 8 a. nr nnd 0 p. m. or WORLD PEACE MOVE Southern AKNorintion Ads charged to anyone. Cash M in the sixth, and performed wonder­ RELEASE FOREIGN CAPTIVES cnll 1300 Park Avo. 5G-2tc * . AND D18AIII.KD VETERAN* Won Lost r:t. fully for his first professional game. must accompany all orders, ho BTENVART The Florist, .000 Camp relieved Franks in the fifth.Count tha words and remit ** WANTED Experienced Indy cashier, Nashville ............. 24 16 (it Flowers-------------- Floral Designs ATLANTA, Ga., Juno 2.—Tho Kk Apply Union News Restaurant, A New Orleans ....... 23 SHANGHAI, Jurte 2.—The repre­ 18 .601 atordingly. to Score by innings: wanU Club Iatsrnatiunal convention C. L. Depot, f.0-3tfi to Annual ami Ornamental Plants .553 Bradontown 003 £00 100 001—7 IB * sentative of tho Chinese Chntnlmr of 17 Chattanooga ......... 21 put itself on record favoring any ef^ Commerce nC Tsno Chtosrg has liflo.553 Daytona . .. 000 310 002 002—S 112 M t o i l m t o i t o t o M a t o t o WANTED—Situation, by middle nged Mobile .................. 81 17 M M;rtl* Are------------ Phone 260-W fee live movement -toward world gnt|died the organisation here that .500 20 29 man of good address. Ex-prison Atlanta ............ —turneries’: Franks, Camp nnd thu Shantung train bandits have pence, thy support Of disabled ve<.480 19 officer. Address H. E. King, 115 N. Memphis ................ 18 FOR SALE Kerns; Ames, Gober und Mmilt agreed to relenstf elghf of their for­ loans of tho world war, the duty dt .402 21 French Avo. 56-Gtp Birmingham ........ 18 INF0RD M A C H IN E eign dapUvos toduy, and the others Kiwnnlans' to cxerciss tho privilege .270 21 Little Rock ........... 10 FARMERS— You can gat Mad bad when all of the brigands have En­ o f thu franchise nnd ■a 'lilting uUA MBS RESIGNS _ » COMPA NY • LO ST frames and irrigation plugs at thu Rei eance of M otor's Day by all K t Cenernl Machine and Boiler Sanford Novelty Works. WHITE SOX DROP FROM DAYTONA rolled in the army. 100-tfr wills Clnhs.’ Works FIGHT WITH PKOIU By unanimous action the runvn)INTO THE CELLAR DAYTONA, June 2.—Leon K. FOR SALE— Hosier and Gaya' paints FOUND—Cameo brooch on Palmetto AGENTS; TWO DEAD tion dri laru4i. "That the Kiwanls lifCylinder Grinding avenue. Owner may have it hy de­ and vamishaa at Sanford Novelty t -i mil i1mill convent inn hereby pledUp Automobile Repaint CHICAGO, June 2.—Chicago drop- Annm resigned last night, asking for Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc scribing same and paying for this ad. MADISON, Wls„ Juno 2.—Two its earnest support to any carefully and receiving his release from the Acetylene Welding -. • 55-tfc pod-into tho cellar yesterday, when St. nieii weie shot fa death by federal conceived elTort or movement toward Louis defeated tho Sex H to 0. Tire Daytona IwtschAll club. hone 02--------- Sanford. Florida FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for elfiu^rs near horb last night‘ in an permanent pence which gives tip* sotting, 15 eggs for 91.00. Mrs. Ames gave as his reason inability to score: attempt to suixe a car in which 'con* premise of maximum ponsibility df L 8. Leak J. ||. Cuirluugh Ellsworth, Rcardali Avenue, San­ O W N E R S O F D O G S, St. Louis ......... 050 012 000—8 13 1 get into condition and do his part oh a trail,and liquor was snid to he carried. ford. 83-tfp Chicago ....... 0<il 100 120 -5 It 2 pitcher. No manager has ix-en named Henry Gttisley, o»ui of tire federal success with n minimum prolwility Leak & Colclough T A K E N O TIC E I of militarlsliv procedure Involving hut it is expected Second llnsenran FOR SALE—Six acres land, two tiled, officers in a parry of throe, leaped the respectivu governments of tlfs INHUIIANCR Messncr will take temporary ckargv. NEW YORK, June 2.—Tho winning Fire—Life—Auto well located.— F. A. Peters, Route o lithe running hoard of thu automo­ Dominion of Canada ami tho Unittdl THIS IS FINAL NOTICE TO ALL stride of tho Yankees was stopped 51-0tp OWNERS OF DOGS WHO HAVE |Na 3 First Nnt'l Bunk Bldg. Annex “ A” , Sanford, Florida. bile. Two tnen In thu car are said Slates." * " * J CUPID MAKES RAID to hn\a opened fire un thu man nnd ?ANK0RD FLORIDA FOR SALE—Pedigree Airdalo pup NOT PAID LICENSE FOR SAME, hero yesterday hy Juck Quinn, form­ ON M1D8JJIPMKN; 15 er New York spithall pitcher, Boston pies, 0 weeks old.— Lawson, Sanford WE WILL NOW PROCEED TO ENWEDDINGS JUNE 7 he returned the Ore with un auto­ wanin' duty toward our .veterans tl 9 winning 5 to 0. The score: matic pistol shot, killing both men. Heights. * . 56-3tp FORCE PAYMENT OF LICENBK convention resolved: "That tho K • Boston ............. 000 003 020—5 12 1 FOR SALE—Ona'af the richest cel­ ACCORDING TO LAW. waniiS» International assembled, rea ANNAPOLIS. Md.. June 2 . - Dan­ EARTH TREMORS New York ....... 000 000 000—6 7 0 ery farms on Celery gvo. Price la R. G*WILLIAMS (re that it Is tho patriotic duty 1 f iel Cupid Has made n big raid among right. Or will trade for cheaper farm. each Individual member of Klwan * Chief of Poll the ranks of the midshipmen to lie DDETROIT, Juno 2.—A triple play Addrcsa Celery Farm, care Herald. to give wholehearted co-operation I a graduated next Thursday. It ia roWASHINGTON, Juno 2.— Earth in th6 third Inning, Holloway, Klgney _______________________ Sfl-3tp tho agencies carrying 011 construc­ ported there will be upwnrdi of fif­ tremors of "pronounced Intensity" and Blue participating, tho first made N O T IC E ! or Sanford's RepelFOR SALE—One second hand bar­ In the American League this season teen weddings, some to take place were recanted yesterday between tive work of rehabltalion. This In­ »Ua Professional Men, each ber’s chair, in good condition. For failed to saveDetroit from tho effects cither in the puvnl chapel or the city 12:42 nnd 2:20 p. nt„ on the George­ cludes the securing of profitable em­ ployment for veterans.'' , *be*, la Ui chosen proALL PERSONS ENGAGED IN terms caR at 405 First St. . 56-ltp of poor pitching which lost yester­ churches Jimmediately after receipt town University seismograph here. THE BUSINESS OF OPERATING day's game to Cleveland 17 to 4. Thu o' fdiplomn* ami commissions. **• R oraid recoinThe max Imum was reached between j ,.-5L T11UKK CHEERS, MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE ARE * * • * *• lks peapi*. Tho number to Join tho ranks of 1:20 and 1:20, Fatehr TondoriT, di­ t FO R R E N T score t * • j SUBJECT TO A LICENSE TAX OF Benedicts thla year is greater than rector of thu observatory, estimated 1 love thu man wttu uses force. Cleveland ....... 010 030 241—17 10 0 ever before. Kbft REN T-Largo, convenient) un* 110.00 PEY YEAR (or 95.00 for half the center of Ihetdiaturbanru at 3,“Three cheers for him,” 1 shout. •Detroit .... 010 Ooo 030— 411 1 400 miles from Washington, appar­ J mean the one who'll force a smile furnished rooms for housekeeping. j car). This law Is now ln full force nnd license payable at City Clark's o f­ The Dally Herald. 16c per week. ently south, Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avcnuo. Whun ho la down and ouL George A . DeCottes WASHINGTON, June 2.— Phiiadol62-0tp fice. ; • Allomey-at-Law phia took both ends of n double houdW. B. WILLIAMS, FOIT RENT—Furnished apartment, cr fropi Washington yesterday,- 7 to 4, S C H E D U L E F O R F IR S T H A L F P E P P E R L E A G U E f>,nM City Manager. Semlasle Coaatj Bask all conveniences, close in. Also 53-10ic and 4 to 2, and regained second place — r--------- ----------------------- JtijUUjL 6C-3tp * FLORIDA rooms. 200 East Fifth St. hi tho Amurican League. Tho scores: NOTICEI SUMMER SCHOOL! 1 Oviedo In Hcmlnide Ath. Club Brotherhood St. A, lie Molay . 1- i f FOR KENT—3 room 'furnished opart First gemo: ~ J u h e l2 meat, Herald building. 925 per A aummer school for making up Philadelphia .... 200 220 001—7 13 2 FRED R. W IL S O N Qvieda ...... .... ...... — . READ July 3 month.—-B. W. Herndon. 65-0to loit work will he opened In the Gram­ Wcshiagton ..... 100 000 030—4 10 2 ' July 12 FOR HUNT—Good four room house, mar School budding on Monday, June ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Socmd gome: ' Jude 14 good water, garage, chicken yard Uth, In the following subjects: Philadelphia ....... 0f3 000 000 - 4 8 3 • June 26 HERALD and garden space. Reasonable. Cel­ Washington ....... 002 000 0 0 0 -2 7 2 j Semlnola Athletics. High School and Shorthaud—Mrs. *T n S ‘ uT , ° " k “ « • « JKU »t... D I/ id ii July 6 ery eve.— E. A, Moffltt, Phone 167-W- R. C. Maxwell. •-j ' ' ' , - *________ 50-ltp Tho publishing business affords lit­ • ^une 7 Jun« 18 flth, 7th and 8tb Gralks—Mrs. D. tle occasion for worry if you have an Brotherhood S t A... July 3 P oll RENTf-Kurnishud room ana Babbitt WANT •TON J. M Q U G H TO N kitcbancLej 716 West First Street 3rd, 4th and 5th grade*—Misses automobilo plant on thd side. Jgno 68 4t — i a h c h it e c t V : m -jiui ■Ruth Kanner and Edna Chittenden, May 31 Centra). Maximoff failed in his ef­ Primary—Miss Emma Owen. DeMolay — -------------- * - ■' V May 20 m„ a J-.™ 20 FOR RENT— FurnUhad rooms. Only a limited numlw of pupils fort to get control. of ‘tho rad army. Juno 21 June 10 ■• ■ will bo onrhlled-61-6t« Ilia beefsteak probably gavo out. l CLASSIFIED S ADS : D-c'.i*’ iOt:l -*4.■it,L1 . j-1 j HI “7 T .■.i, ------,-^x. • . ' **. r ^ ’— ’M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 02, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 02, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 02, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69ab14a0ffa4be15b66fbe4a17a8bd6f.pdf 348c01afef6e5e6b9d5221666fa02b23 PDF Text Text mm St ue i I f ■>f1.T } * m p fC illin tV ••• • < th y %t1 <*Vi * -.!■•«* • <*Ak tJKEATEST IN t m •*>r r > K X-‘X‘ - N l'M R E R 1 •XViSuNE |, >9te :f >.* {Y'*V X' -e,. v|' Crtit Says * .fcj I A to to W to to to to ~ to IU to to to to to to VOTE CAME AFTER FIVE; S ^ O’CLOCK YESTERDAY AF BULKHBAI) BILL terno o n in s e n a t e I CHAIRMAN LASKER BAYS OFFER BY SLACK 18 Ndfr BONA FIDE SIGNED BY GOVER- . NOR HARDEE TODAY * to WASHINGTON, T u n ? *!S e*c o n d J tio n of the cotton crop May 25th last year arid sixty-six per cent In 1921 and seventythree point six as average may 25th cpM tlon for last ten yea™ department of agriculture anriounced today in first cotton report of season. Florida condition 87 per cent, • . in First estimate of acreage planted which is usually ” la^c in connection with the May 25th canvass will not ^ made until af­ ter June 25th canvass Is announced July 2nd. Chango made be­ cause considerable abandonment of acreage after May 25th was found frequently, to occur. WASH1NGTON^June thor­ ough Investigation haa convinced the Shlping Board, Chairman Lasker, An­ nounced that there was no prospect of a bid of more than a billion dollars made by John W.' Slack, 6t Bllvor Creek, iN. Y., for board’s merchant fleet would ever be Executed If It were accepted. Inquiry conducted by the board in conjunction with other guvernment department* irtth-, yfhich Slack haa had business transaction* with result Lasker said that offer had' >. beon definitely classed ad a "summer dream." This eoncluaion will bo communicate cd to the special committee of tho shipping board now sitting In Naw York and before which Slack was In­ vited to appear. Slack will be free Lasker said to appear and give any further details of his proposal and backing that ho may desire. BIMM0N8 IS BACKING PRESENT INVESTIGA­ TION KLAN AFFAIRS ATLAN TA, Juno 1^-CBy — . t the Associated Press).—In­ A wire .from Reprcsenta- to /or! dications thst the faction in tlve Forest Lake today at to the Klan supporting Colonel noon said that Governor N In Form That Came from House Fin. Simmons, foundor, and at and Not One P^rt Changed Hardee today signed the to presertt holding the title, of Sanford bulkhead bill. This to __Seminole Not Affected une 1 emperor, is backing tho liti­ makes it legal for the land to . inr n « rr*“ > house of the legislature adopted mo v _ gation launched here yes­ owners bordering on Lake to TALLAHASSEE. Juno 1.—Eradi­ resolution replying to ,thc Assembly terday when the affaire of Monroe In Seminole county to ation of the catUo tick in Florida of North Dskota In its request for the organisation were again to apply to the county comto wai provided for by ita* legislature invcstigstlon of deith of Martin *taplaced fn the hands of. the mlaaionera for permission to to ywterday, when tto Senate by.a rote bert of thst state. The resolution Fulton Superior Court, bulkhead the lake front at to of 1« to IB effected final passage of a recited inquiry made by the legisla­ came today with a state­ any tln\e they wish to make to measure tojhat^nd after one of the ture, corrective measures that have ment issued by W. J. Co­ this great Improvement, to aicst'Kattleg It ha» known-In ns been taken to prevent repetition of ■ ‘ burn loading counsel In re­ cent. years. . .i Mi This will bo good news-to ^ . • conditions thatled to his death In ceivership proceedings. Co­ the people who Want a to The vote came ahortly after 8 the camp of the Putnam Lumber bum declared the present Greiter Sanford arid a to o’clock, the roll call showing but one Company of Clara, but "owned In fteapportionmeht Made Possible But Three B ig suit was Intended to Greater Seminole County. to man tp break away from the, ranka Wisconsin" and the fact that the man •’straighten out And correct Questions Unsettled as they had held through two day’a held responsible for death la now the very things" Alleged by filibustering and real debate. The courts. . ilUjjg trial Simmons In his recent suit senators, who passed up their lunch. • ■ , (B f f t t A iw rtoM r»*“ » BRADY IS REPORTED against Wlsard Evans which fadng them today at noon, and 12Q President H iggi ns TALLAHASSEE, June 1.—The bi cd in the house some time back. A LLAMAS SE, Juno L —Cltoka • A8 BADLY WOUNDED resulted in a compromise. house measures on the calendar In Tho appropriations bill was a blg\ • \ ennlal session of the legislature was __ ......... National Councillor both hojlsr. were brought to a J " a. addition to those originating within sdalHI Shortly ’ aKn standstill before 11 o’ clockscheduled to come to an end at noon hcartedvthing Insofar as the, educa­ E. E. Brady, a prominent live stock the Senate, it was resolved to remain ier Cota. tional institutions were concerned. It The house continued to have good dealer of Sanford, Fla„ waa slashed today and the house for Its part was in session continuously through the time coming to order nodr and then with e knife end probebly fatally reflected the first year’s working of SPANISH FOBEIGN LEGION afternoon and until 11 o'clock last important Position That la Filled by ready to quit. Indications pointed to to consider some action of tho sen­ wounded, at 4:30 o’clock Tuesday the budget method of governmental Local Heads ( ' senate’s manipulating the clock In or­ CROSSED THE 8TRA1T8 AT night. ’ „ ate. Tha Final enactment effect of Edward Hlggina haa been named der that Its heavily weighted calendar finance, and legislators who had tho afternoon, by W. D. Clark, well Aa passed, the measure was Inot G1BRALTER YESTERDAY measure to tpx non-reoldsnl automoknown traveling salesman from Abbe­ '• .w. • . , • • t • cleared to some extent. The early preparation of thc appropria­ rhanged one iota from the form in the now National Councillor to repre- might bllo dealers “ $75 annually, one-third ville, Ala., In front of W. I. Stegall’s which it came from the house, lta •ent the Sanford Chamber of Cdtn- house thus would have to stay In ses­ tion hill to deal with, voiced their ap­ to go to the county and the repuln. . ( $ / T * s Asaaalstva Preset Sales Stables, on tho three hundred supporters, realising that/to make a merco In the Chamber of Commerce sion to wait on the senate. The pas­ proval of Iho mariner In which tne GIltUAIfTA. Juno 1.—8panish for. der to *ho state. In closing hours block of I«o street i budget presented the governmental sage lata yesterday, of the tick eradi­ change would mean that it would of the United States. Bntdy was rushed to Hubbard'# In­ cigu legion which crossed tho straltf both hopso* agreed to Joint resolution Thu National Council of the Cham­ cation measure added to tho achieve­ needs to them. The State Hospital waa have to go back to that body, and firmary for medical Treatment where of Glbralta yostorday from Custa to by Senior Stokes which submits to there subjected to a possible'defeat ber of Commerce of Jho United 8tatea ments of tho session. The vote enme boosted a dollar In Ita per capita main­ it was aUtod that he waa In a critic­ AlGcclras has received, rush orders referendum proposed constitutional dr death on the calendar of unfinish­ consists of one representative .each nt 20 minutes past five and was 10 to tenance. The aggregate from this lnr al condition, the knife krouhil having from Spanish army headquarters to amendment looking to taxing. Intaned business,. fought off all amend­ from the more than fourteen hundred 16. Ths measure docs not provide for crease will permit It to employ three extended from the left arm ncroea proceed to Mellila, where Bpanlah Bibles. Tho measure provides prop­ ments, some of them proposed sin­ commercial and Industrial organlia- eradication on very extensive scalo additional pbyalclana, and three addi­ the left chest, almost penetrating troops have been suffering serious de­ erty may be classified. It was the cerely and a great number as mcro tiona making up the National Cham­ at outaet but embodies into law Idea tional nurses, a crying need at tho feats ‘since Sunday, • says Central first tax reform to corns out oif ths obstructions. The majority had heh ber's membership. It servos as an of state-wide eradication and essays Institution, It was said. A aum of tho heart. session. News. Mr. *Clsrk Immediately gave himthe victory in ita grasp for tha mere advisory body to the National Cham­ to put that Idea Into effect. What Is $60,000 waa provided, too, for another __ __________ ’ i SQlf.up to police authorities and .states ■■■ ■ asking.iince.1 .n'dock when.by parlla- ber's Board of Directors. Tha Coun­ described as supplement to present oc­ dormitory thore. has now on Hi books an amount, In Two more pennies wore added to that after he arrived in town, he had Seminole Securities Co. spScTaT rntary maneuvers it broke OIL cil' irmaij iiimiicutvir IV uiukv the mu Ull* ClI holJa noma »a ■ l*^-**1 m i S m rpASWln# * ------- - cupational taxes was In good way to met Brady and thst Brady had excess of $120,000 of bills receivable the tax qn gasoline, onn of which oiler and placed the bill on it* thlnl The annual convention of the National die on senate’s calendar of unfln To avoid any trou threatened him. Phenomenal Growth which are In the form of secured $on- ,. means $780,000 more revenue annual­ — where _ l — it n was ------* chamber on thevprogram andt Uhcd business. reading, no............... longer aubr ajjiniiti'v>i to ww puss-----—•• A f ' . • ■ e. af__a - -- ttA-L* IBEJ tracts on Fort! care on which subotan*. ... bio ho stated that he drove his ma­ The Ject to amendments. A roll call could to acbet a nominating committee. The The way was paved for re-spport ly for thc state department. Since Inception Here chine to near the intersection of Lewtlal payments have already toon •, the Jonmcnt by the ncxt (tension, and It counties will get the thlnl cent. The then be hid for the asking, but when councillors Also act set aa as chairman chairmen of tne made. Since the organisation-of tho onioj* ■rproli , * " " “ •• there was a itorrp pf proteat a^lhat delegations representing their or* * n‘ ’ i CJirrle(1 tt,0 appearance of an earnest In- company It has been offered more mnUly , 7( 0.000 .nml.Uy from tho »«lk ln « Imck.lo Leo itroot to .tlenil Company Has Been Forced to ‘•gsg’* rule from (the minority It was —*’ “ **“ desire to effect the lpng-aought to business, whure Brady again way creese Ita Capital Stock business than it has been able to take position of change. When the legislators have cent It has been receiving. All told laid him and tho cutting followed. care of. Its recent Increase in cApl... the National gone it will 1* probably observed *1- tho future annual revenue of that de­ Investigating officers atatod that organisation on through there were more bills Intoo- partment are expected to reach ap­ One of the youngest, moat promis­ lallsslion has enabled it to take on a Brady had spent the day Jn town and proximately $4,500,000. ing, and perhaps less generally known Inrgo share of business from different _ T7 — js to ta , than at any previous icsslon, had threatened aovcral people in a parts of tha state. ie. Chamber of Commerce of the but they ranted while they had the aggregate nurpber of now laws There will to no Imposition of in­ bullish manner. It la thought thfct of Sanford’s Hnanclal institutions, Is or Incomo taxes In thc state floor. the Seminole Securities Company, or­ ■ t i e officers of ths Seminole 8ecurUriUed fctut.es is the strongest comenacted will bo much Ics* thanheritance ths he was en route to his horn# in Flor­ , Senator Knight declared that pas- merciai rirgAnUatlon in thc world. Its number enacted at previous sessions. if thc voters In 1024 ratify a propos­ ida from St. Louis. It Is understood ganised In November, 1021, with a itles Company are ee foilowe: Presldent, F. I*. Forster, who is also pres­ »age of the bill moant civil war io pbjert Is-tcLencoursgo trade and comOf the big problems which the gov­ ed constitutional amendment to that that Mr. Clark formerly knew Mr. paid In capital stock of $20,000 to Ident of the First National Bank of effect, tho legislature having submit­ handio resale paper on Ford cars, this state. The eradicators by rules iperce; Increaae, the efficiency of ernor celled to tho attention of the Brady In Florida, but Mr, Clark Hanford and a director In the Florida and reguiatlopa invested ip their mak­ American business organisations; to legislator*, at the beginning of their ted.it aa apparently one of lta popular trucks and tractors, stated that he had never had any Tho subsequent growth of tho bus- National Bank, the eecond largeet In ing could employ cannon if neces- obtain uniformity and equity In busl- deliberations, three had failed last dolnga. previous troublo with him. inesa developed to such proportions the state; Vice-Presidents, Alfred »*ry, he asserted, arid declared they ness usages and laws and to get prop­ night to get to a satisfactory solution. Mr. Clark was charged with as. DANCING TO NIG lfr that the Company was forced to in­ Foster, also vicB-pwsldsnt of . would find such armament necessary. er consideration and concentration of Tbcie were, taxation reforms, re­ ■suit to murder and released on .a Realty Trust Company, of Sagford, crease Its capitalisation to $160,000 The next legislature will hare to ap---...... ,v|lai.vu,v will navo ap- opinion opinionon onquesuons questionsa»*wvv***» effecting the- — fl forestation, and game conservation. A $300 bond. Preliminary trial will Lest you forgot, tonight »t the Val­ ip 1028. Of this amount $80,000 hae and Edward Higgins, the local Ford propriate several hundred thousand nancial, commercial, civic and Indus- bill seeking to broaden the authority take place June 8. Officers Bulce and doltars to cover thc conditions caused irUl Interests of the country at large. of the central tax authorities waa still des Hotel a big dance, with fin* music Ruder investigated the affair.— Mont­ been paid Ip to,data, having been eub- dealer, treasurer, B. F. Whltner, cash- ‘ ■critod by a few local business men cr of and a director In ths First Natunder this bill, ho exclaimed. He at-' ' j -------Kv by pending In modified form on the bouse by the Harmony .'Areo and believe mf A system ofw referenda operated gomery, Ala., Advertiser. they are there with tho goods when It who readily recognised what an op­ one!'Bank of Sanford; Secretary and tacked the systematic method of he Chamber has met with unusual calendar last night. It was llkaly to portunity for lucrative Investment a General Manager, R. C. Maxwell eradication under which, he pointed success In obtaining tbo viewpoint of remain there. Reforeftatlon got a comes, to making harmony and the It might help some If the nations rest of tho stockholders are proml out, the entire state will be levied for EHiftlncii men on national question*. raid reception in the house, when It kind of harmony that make# your fe«t would fight until the money is de­ proposition of this nature afforded. • half mill Us, yet his section would These opinions, when they point to wap called up late in the session, wiggle to the tatset mufle hits of the The Seminole Securities Company tusinofs men In 8eriford and otner position In tbs Sanford banka. ■actions of the state. not enjoy any benefits for several the need of legislation or other gov­ while a measure looking to the estab­ season. * The time to be there President Forster, when diseasing yetrs to come. . ' ernmental Action, are transmitted to lishment of a game warden law failed :80 p. in. end the night Friday and tho phenomenal growth of the 8einl- '• Senstor Russell declared the meas­ ha government's executive officers in the house. It passed a n s l e w ofi ie place at ths Valdes Hotel. There nolo Securities Company during tha ure was sought only by the ‘Cop- arid to congress by . ths National the double primary alections, which will be a big crowd out tonight «o If short period It has been in existence, •olidsted Land Company and women Chamber’s headquarters at Washing­ wa, one of tha 120 bUU on the Senate you want to enjoy one of the tost made tha statement that lta *uture who know nothing about cattls but ton. dances that haa been held hare at San­ calender for action last night or to­ ' . ________ possibilities ware unlimited, »ho have been told that IU passage ford j[or some time be sure and come day.. < tha rate of profits which had pr would mean a lot for the state, and EVENTS AT THE COUNTRY CLUB * .. • Unfortunately neither house passed tonight. THURSDAY. ly been made Is continued, tku com­ •gsin, women who are not land own­ the same measure on tax reform end ers.’ pany will eventually davslop Into the DaUr fl*™** on sala at JoA*s Bmofce Ths sliver loving cup awarded Ijf tha subject last night was that the pointed out, to increase the exempt­ tha Ladies' Putting Match, was won senate had tha bouse resolution U- House, oust, Moblejf’A Drug Store end Funeral W ill Occur This Afternoon About Five strongest financial Institution a f,tU , kind In Florida. Tha fact that, I ion for eradication of cattle belong, by Mrs. Roy Chlttondsn; Mrs. Deane fore It, while the senate Idea had fall- Hunt’s Pharmacy. o’clock 000 cash had been paU In ulnee tho ing to widows from $26 to $100. He Turner, Mra. W. T. Field apd Kra. ■vrincreaae In capitalisation with pleaded thst the senate ‘MUton to the E. D. Mobley, tied for second place, “5 T B ■lion, Iwas, call iif the widows as much as it did colly no aollcltatlon, Mena' Driving Contest. BCOTLAND NECK, N .^ .^ u n o L in arrived from Wileon, the streets Mr. Forster, most gratifying to the corporations." The driving was against a rare —Jh* body of Claudo Kitcbln, once were crowded with residents of Scotl traordlnary. U was also Int Senstor Hodge declared ■tiff wind, which made U Impossible leader of itho Democrat# In the house land Neck, and Halifax county. When by Mr. Forster, that when eradication had been an Issue jn his to get longgr drives. The of representatives, leg U>; »tata today the motor hearae bearing the body ol pany has rW hed a certain campaign and that he had opposed 1were well bunched. H. R. Roscbro at the old home plaea In quaint little the former Democratic leader touched state It would be In a posltloo it. There came to him during tha winning, the cup by only * yards. rarapalgn, ha said, a man purporting Scotland Neck end H T J,0W*™ J" tip city limits, church bella tolled, •upport to W l propeAltions In a^ . The loaders were: ... At a inestlng of the OfgIirii^satlo1f,Committee Tuoedajf west this afternoon te# body w ill — to b, « representative of the llyestock heretofore unknown. The fr-* the following resolution teas offered, seconded and adopted and W Interred•near the bojRf of his father und the throng bared IU head aa It Ho Investment* of the C o »t HUuUry board, although he doubt* H. R. Hosebrp ---- l ------ ...103 yards the Secretary waa instructed -to notify tto farmers through tho Goo. W. Knight paaaed on ,lte way to the ■W lte ® scattered over k ih r ft, Area the affllation, who told him that It In tto Baptist cesnetary. ...101 yards Geo. F oX '-^ - y ^. The funeral of the former Demo­ h« would favor eradication it would home. Schools and buslneaa house, any poaslbllltlcs of adversa yards ....... Pr*M "REBtoLVliD, titet hr vteK St |wbHo a A n t I » i ^ i , : • cratic leader O f the houm, affection­ were dooed yesterday afternoon out dltions seriously effecting be seen taht ho had no opposition, Cs H. Wtlaon E F „ Shlnholser ---------™ the CmranUsllon Committee fab t 9T anottor mass meet­ ately referred to as "The Gentleman bMl 11 h« H, he would h*vo l i t Regular Thursday Bell Tr It ’ Ing for the pUrpdft. of dhehirga, ratification dr further - r from Scotland Neck" by hie colleag­ of rakpecta to Mr. Kltchln' •n opponent in the field. He de­ The local Ford i • M ASt A continuous stream c scribed the Activities of persona who ue. In eopgreto, will take pUte t o m lag valuable auL g have been here In support of tto b01 Geo. W. Knight the Kite bin residence at 6 o’clock this visited tha Kltchln homo during the pany which has M .a “lobby of the. rich egalast the 8. P u le ito o -------afternoon. The as interests of the —— " ’ ducted by tee Bov. ell i---I At . I I a Antlclnatinx A large attendance the Court House That the tui . ly mscussjo,. local. to which local; gtimpao of the man farmer io-/ wt- It is. at tkia | ■. terested In-thfi. be given an opporti ing. Everybody LAST SAHSL----- I AS D IF F E R E D . . . . . . . . . . . a %* « * » » « „ c r S BIG FOR REMAINS OF CLAUDE KITfflIN LAID IN STATE TODAY A T , ; HIS SCOTLAND NECK IlOM MEETING C A lilD i f NIGHT, JUNE W m »m W Dr.. S r dearly a W to . •"•A I . ....... ••aelWo. 'J m '■ft ■U - 4 to t o - l<W M 3s • w -* t e te If - �• - ■'•*-, r m If 7*1 k ir r mmr frteaO* * W « » « TOO —if ytm «r » trains » » » » U w « i ---- k M ir. ar I I . r M a rt r « l * r l « l » l n s . w r ilr ■• l i b * M a rtw ra t, « l v l n « m ( M i l l rnrS «■ b S ( M t l U . * r f r l r ( k » i » f * » llrm . It will k, g m llr n ((r «r | «»r d . SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday—Mr*. A. W. Fltt% will en­ tertain the member* of tSu Merrlri Matron* Bridge Club ot her home on Union avenuoat .1:30 p. m, • Thursday— Mr*. A. W. Pitta Will en­ tertain tho member* o f .thyM crrle Matron* nridgo Club nt her home on Union Avenue at 4:30 p. m. Friday—Mr*. M. ft. Wiggins will en­ tertain the member* of the Thir­ teen Bridge Club nt 3:S0 nt her home on Magnolia nVcnuc. Friday—Peter Srhanl will glvo n ffubscrlption Dance for the meml>eni of the College Sett nt the Val­ des Hotel nt 8:30 p. m. Friday—The Dependable* e l m * will givo n shower at the homo of Mr*. Dwight Babbitt on Sanford Height* from four to alx o’clock honoring Ml** Corallc Tllll*, n bride-elect of June. Friday— Mnrjorlo Forre*t will enter­ tain a number o f her young friend* at a birthday party at her home on Park avenue, nt four o’clock. . Monday— Pipe Organ Club meet* nt the home of Schello Maine* on Magnolia nvonuo, nt three-thirty p. m. /V. L'i. ,»*r ^ r. ,* . *JKrn -y ^ . . -* . <*k.,- ’ ▼ • FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUB if A delightful social.evfnt of yester­ day afternoon Was the bridge party given by Mra. F. E. Roumtllat at her lovely home on Palmetto avenue, the guest* ■being the member* o f the Fortnightly Bridge Club and two ex­ tra table* of players. * The room* were n veritable bower with baskota and vase* of lovely May blossom*. Of exceptional interest was the game ,«lf bridge played during the of* ternoon when acore* were counted, the prize for high Ocore among. thS club members wu* won by Mr*. CJeorge W. Knight Mra. Moord, holding high ertirt among the guc*‘fc» wn* presented the gue*i ptise, both prifox belni^ » K lunrheon »ct*. A t the conclusion of tho card gome, tho hoHtesa aa*i*ted by Mr*. A. B. Wallace, nerved n .tempting salad eourso and punch. Mrs. Rdumlllftt'x guest* were Mr*. George Knight, Mr*. L. P. McCullcr, Mr*. G. D. Bishop, Mr*. T. I- Dumas, Mrs. Jt H. Uoumillnt, Mrs. J. C. Ben­ nett, Mr*. C, C. Moore, Mr*. Alice Peters, Mr*. C. R. Klrtley, Mr*. Har­ ry licwis, Mrs. Clarence Mnhoney, Mrs. George DeCottcs, Mr*. C. E. Henry, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. John Bchlrrnrd, Mrs. John Smith, Mis* Emma Owens, Mrs. J. B. Law­ son, Mr*. A. J. RIchnrdHon and Mr*. J. B. Coleman. F m l Kberhor.lt of tho Wlllito Com­ p*ny wn* in tho city yesterday look jng after, hi* contract with the city for paving of some of Sanford’s street* with the real paving material — Wlllito. .* * % LOCALS Another Tliursday afternoon half holiday. And of courso it will rain this afternoon Just when tho boy* are getting ready to go fishing. Our merchant* report a good trade and they also say that many new people are coming to Hanford to trade these days. Advertising and haying special sales brings them out. Mrs. Tsknch and her lirothar-in-lnw, Mr. Petra, o f Oakland, Florida, are motoring to Fcrnandinn, where Mrs. Takoch ha* n daughter, Mrs. Molnsr. From Fernsndiiia they plan to go to Huvnnsh, Ga., to visit relatives. THE WEATHER FREE! I C E FREE! Bally Ann Cakes, flesh milk nnd cream and cottage ’ cheese, choice trulls and vegetable* nt the Popular Market. Phone 210. 53-2tc Firestone ond Mlchelin Red T u Iwm' with All Cord Tirea mar Schoool urchcatra has consented to play Jar u* and there is to be a small pageant on tho lawn, perhaps E X T R A S P E C IA L one or two readings and solos. The G IA N T “ EXIDE” BATTERIES FOR FORDS Hiiilarmister Plano Co. will furnish a playor piano for tho occasion. Follow­ $18.00 ing these series of reception* there is to bo given • church picnic, so a* your time come* for these reception* rums, do come and get acquainted be­ fore the picnic so a* to make thi* last H anford, F lo rid a . I^ e g lu r f all thg, more enjoyable. M m Brothers M -3 tp • M A C K SENNETT Presents ■THE CROSSROAD OF NEW YORK1 , *t °.nc thin* - ..... ft «»nft'r c r truth*. Wa., .^U anath* that hit the heart or Michael n t! that -finally brought him into hero das*. Don’t —1 -_ thu m miss dy melo drama as thrilling M h b Tunny. -Friday and Saturday. Maridn Davies and T. Ito; Han*, — in— “A D A M and EVA" I FAIR Tho Herald delivered six times a week for 15c. T OF DOGS, buy in . -------------earned; and nothing will acquire it quite so rapidly a* courtesy, cheer­ fulness and respect. THIS IS F IN A L NOTICE TO A L L OWNERS OF DOGS WHO HAVE For Florida: Pfcrtly cloudy tonight aqd Friday; prob­ to.VFOR MATTRESS trouble* phone San- NOT PAID LICENSE FOR SAME, W E W IL L NOW PROCEED TO EN­ ably scattered thundershow­ ford Mattress Factory 402-M-l. > 44- l 2tc FORCE PA YM E N T OF LICENSE ers. Pa ACCORDING TO LAW . . . r-i R. G. W ILLIAM S, to to to to r tto n im NOTICE! SUMMER SCHOOL! r,3-Gtc Chief of Police. A summer school for making up LBESnilRri PAPER USED TO PRINT, A PAHT OF TRIBUNE lost work will be opened in the GramN O TIC E ! r.inr School building on Monday, Juno C. F, Logan, wifo and son of Lees­ 11th, in the-following subjects:..A L L PERSONS ENGAGED" IN High. School and* Shorthand—"Mr*. burg were In. the city yesterday nnd TH E, BUSINESS OF OPERATING left in the afternoon for Orlnndo, R. C. Maxwell. Cth, 7th and 8th Grades— Mr*. D. MOTOR V E H Ic lfc g FOR H lltR ARE where they will spend several days. SUBJECT TO A LICENSE T A X .OF Mr. Logan is chief engineer of the Babbitt I’ Grata Fiber Pulp nnd Paper Coropra3rd, 4th and 5th grade*—Misses >10.00 PF.Y YE AR (or $3.00 for halt year), Thl* law Jc now In full force tlon, and la considered authority on Ruth Knnner and Edna Chittenden. nml license payable at City Clark'* o f­ the manufacture of nil grmlox of Primary— Mis* Emma CTwcn. newx print and machinery for that Only a limited number of pupil* fice. W. B. W ILLIAM S, purpose: will lie enrolled. Gl-Ctc 5S10tc City Manager. The Tribune has received it* first shipment of newsprint front the , STOPS HACKING COUCII Ixesburg enterprise nnd used some “ Had a hacking cough for year*, “ Old King Tut” of it last Saturday. The product is end Foley’* Honoy nnd Tar Ib the only “ B arn ey G o o g le " qua! to the bent on the market and remedy that reached my cough. 11 ’ ’C arolina in th e M o rn in g ” t promises to revolutionize the ir.- have, not been tfoubled with It since,’’ S h eet M usic, R ecords nnd Pinn o duxtrinl activities of South Florida write* Mr*. K. M. Doby, Asbury Park, . R olls just a* soon as r.ome minor detail* N. J. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, aro ironed out, which means that the Chest ond Ilronchlnl trouble are quick­ Banner R ecords...... 50c colossal mill will lie forced to run day ly relieved with Foley’* Honey nnd as good as iT.c best and night in order to krep up with Tar. Contains no opiate*—Ingredi­ the demand for its product.— Tampa ent* printed on tho wrapper. Largest Tribune. • * Helling cough medicine In the World. Sold everywhere.— Adv. -Phone 481-J IN T E R N A T Io ffA L RIFLE 105 Palmetto Ave.MATCHES TO HE HELD THIS YE AR IN HEITEMBHR CLAY AWAY THE YEARS ITS O . i-Good*________ to to Ralph Dolde o f Winter Park was in the city today mingling with his friends. Ralph was editor of the Winter Park Herald for some time but has gone back to hi* old love, the insurance game, and will be located , HONORING MISS TILLIB One of the prettiest of tho many in the north for some time to come. parties with which Miss Cornile Tllll*, Mrs. E. B. Brown left today for a brldc-eloct of June, i* being honored, For the first time since 191.1, the her home in Jacksonville after spend­ wn* th*t of yesterday afternoon when Notional Board for the promotion ing several days here tho guest of Mr». O. A. Radford, Misses Cornile Mikflr* Pnttye l.ylos and Anna Mason her sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly and at­ of Rifle Practice, announce* that the Tllll*, Anna Mason and Rosamond entertained nt the homo of tho form­ tending the commencement exercises International Rifle Matches will, be Radford formed 0 congenial party mo­ er. The room* wero opened ensuito nt tho High School. Mrs. Brown held In thi* country in September, nt toring to DoLand aniMfiayTnnn on and •artistically decorated with bas­ has many friends here who arc al­ Gamp Perry, Ohio, during tho samo kets of cut flowers and ferns carry­ Tuesday where they shopped. period as tlic Nntionnl Rifles Match­ ways glsd to sco her. ing out the wedding colors of white es. . The many friend* of Mrs. Bryan anil green. Tho National C.unrd is much inWatch for the big Market Ilssket As the guest* arrived they wore Sfurmnn and little non Ham, of A t­ page tomorrow nnd get your groce­ tcicatcd in tho "shooting game," nnd lanta, was giving her a cordial wel­ asked to register. Mis* Rosamond ries anil meats cheaper. The Eriiluy Florida has nlwnys lind a mont cred­ come. Mrs. Rturmnn will spend « Radford, presiding at the bride's issue of the Daily Herald will nnve itable tenm to participate in the Nnlhort time here with her mother, Mr*. book. Several contents were enjoyed, you money. Patronize the merclinntn lional matches, an the selection of n E. A. Douglas, while Mr. Hturman is the prize for these wn* won by Mis* who are making n bid for your husi- fine team is anticipated nt Gamp Esther Miller, It being n box of corIn. Orlando on business. ntsn by advertising In your own home Johnston this summer. rtkpondenee card*. Ml** Tilll* was paper. presented with nn Irridesccnt esndy GIRLS’ CAMPING PAR TY Growing More Early Some of the Hanford girl* nre linv- jar, as memento of the occasion. COMMITTEE TO IRON OUT During the afternoon Miss Rosa­ Celery in N. Y. State ing a most glorious tlmo at tho beau­ TAX LAW DIFFICULTIES tiful country homo of Mr. and Mrs. mond Radford doiighed the guests by ROCHESTER, N. V., Mny .11— Fred T. Williams this week. The girl* n rending, “ Thnt Old Sweetheart of TALLAHASSEE , Kin., Mny .11.— Them will bo n marked swing toward have taken poesosslon of tho house Mine" using ns nn encore, “ Foolish The house finance nnd taxation romand they have u good cook and are Questions.” increasing the acreage of early celery mitt.ee. beaded by Mr. MacKcnxIe, iUt-c, hcudctl MncKcnzie, v , ................. . Late In the afternoon, the hostesses living high. They go In swimming tr ’ , . . . . In Western New inrk this season, ncwin iTch labored long l>cf«»rc it finally .... . . . , ............... lf * . assisted by Mrs. J. It. I.yles, Mrs. It. whenever they want to and have par­ oniing to A. J. Warren, of A. J. brought out the tax measure that ties and dunces and enjoy life general­ A. Mason and Mrs. MacMoye, served Warren & Son, successor* to Warren wn* killed, Tue*dhy met nguin T uckly. Among thoso In the pnrty are the n delicious salad course followed by & Kmallridge Co., of this rity. day night in the hope of eliminating following) Naomi Hcoggun, Georgia an Ico course. The favors were cun­ “ There has besp a marked Increase from the hill it* objectionnble fea­ ning green and white parasols filled Moblay, Helen Vrrnny, Dorothy Cam­ ip demand for eolery here in the bu t tures. Upon their quick nnd success­ eron, Mao Holly, Olive Newman, Mary with rice, with which they showered five years," Mid Mro Warren. “ Peo­ ful notion depends the chance of any Elizabeth Puleston, Mildred Holly and tile honoree. ple used to lookion celery ns some­ Miss Tillis wore a most becoming immodiuto tax reform. thing of n luxury nnd ns such bought Sara Evelyn Williams. It would linvo provided for three it sparingly. Noiy it is a stnple ns frock of brown, with picture bat to apparisers in each county. The tax much ns potatoes. match. FOR MIHH T il.M S equalization board by checking the The guest list included: Misses CorQuite u number of parties nro being “ Naturally under such conditions planned and given for Ml** Corulio nlie Tillis, Mrs. W. A. Tillis, Misses reports of these nppnri*ers against there is a demand for a lengthened TiUls whoso marrlngo to Thomas E. Ethel Tillis, Ethel Tolar, Maude T ire, those o f the regulnr county assessors season. This of course is to lie ncCuln takes place June 7th ut the Marion Hand, Ruth Gillon, Anna Uu- could by virtue of tho governors’ re­ lomplishcd In two ways. There is the MothodiHl church. Yesterday after­ Bose, Julia Zachary, Itosafnond Rad­ moval power, mid considerably to the possibility of bringing pnrt of the crop noon Misses Pnttye Lyles and Anna ford, Ethel Moughlon, llermlnia Leh­ revenues of the slate, it* supporter* at leuHt, in cnrlier, so thnt the celery Mason entertained In her honor. Thl* man, Jessie Grave*, Mary Howard, contended. It was described as the season opens away ahead of wli.it it Cowan, very Inst word in the way of broaden­ Piil in former years, nnd there is the at ternoon Miss Maude Tyre i* honor­ Esther Miller. Margaret ing Miss Tllll* with a swimming pnr­ Kathleen llrndy, Carolyn and Lillie ing tho powers of the central tax ehnnre of growing colery thnt will authorities' under present l-onstitu- 1 ty. Thl* evening Mis* Ann Urn gives Ruth Spencer, Prune Robert* and keep Inter. lionnl limitations. a dinner pnrty. Tomorrow, tho Do- Maltha Brown. “ Glowers hero have been trying out The expense involved in maintain­ n new strain of French seed Hint Is peiidnbles class entertain at n shower, ing the three appraisers, 9900 an­ very early. Some apparently have RECEPTION A T MKTIIOIHST Saturday afternoon Mrs. llul Wight nually, aroused the Ire of Represen­ mnilo the mistake of attempting to CHURCH will lie iiostess ut n swimming party tatives Ijikc, Week* nnd Taylor of and luncheon. There aro several par­ while Representatives keep it too late and have been dixnpOn Monday night, June 4th, nt 7:30 Highlands, ties planned for next week, dale* to o'clock’ a reception is to be given nt McKenzie of Putnam, Hendry and pointod, but for what it is intended, be announced later. tho Methodist parsonage, corner of Mayo, 'declared the measure would that i* n celery thnt will open the Mugnoliu and Seventh street. Those go a long way toward* straighten­ t.cnnnii in ndvaiico of nnything thnt STAG DINNER invited to thi* social gathering me ing out the stntc's tax problem. Last uvunlng Hawkins und Walter we have raised here previously, it ap­ Connelly entertained st a "stag” din­ the members, prospective member* The house has before it a meas­ pears to tie quite successful. ner, nt their home on Sanford Heights and their friend* of whom the first ure passed by the senate that would “ It may not huve quite the quality. honoring Edmund Meisclv, whose mar­ eight letters of tho alphabet slund for submit n constitutional amendment Like any extremely early product it riage to Miss Marie Teague take* their surname, a* there is to bo a ser­ on the subject o f classifying property mny not measure up to the standard ie s 'o f three of these gatherings we with n view tu taxing intangibles. of the later crop, hut for all that, it place in June. Garnet slid gold (tho Pi K. A. fra have tuken this means of dividing the The house committee, however, thinks looks llko a real find for celery growtrinity) color* -of which Mr. Mclsch Into groups, and ull of tho it has a better measure on this sub­ eis here. As 1 have Intimated, it is • ................. -....... l* iburcli ......- .......» member, were beautifully curried stewards are to lie present ut all ject and plans to substitute it for the not a* suitabiu for holding latu a* out in evury dutull. ilnee of those gatherings, so s* to senute measure. Herein lies the pos­ some of the other staple varieties thnt Tlio rooms were adorned with bn*- make them lietter acquainted with sibility that even no constitutional have been grown here for years." kets filled with cut flowers, and the ( their jfeoplc, nl*o the superintendents amendment looking to relief In the . The acreage of celery a* told sev­ table ws* also centered with u Imwl of of the Sunday school, his u*si*tant, the future will be passed. eral weeks ago by Tho Packer, has flowers rnirying out tho color motif. inlet nietllulu superintendent und Jun been on the Increase here for several TALLAHASSEE, Mny 31.— Tho years.— New York Packer.' Hut place curds were unusual, M u g ior superintendent. This does nut just cat twins nnd clever question* und an­ Incan the adults but includes the en­ committee Tuesday night agreed up­ on a substitute provision In the ad­ swers, which applied to the guest*. At tile family. Mrs. Hagan is rliuirninn of the re­ ministration tux bill which would (lie hotmree’s place wu* the question: “ What a grvqnt shall not fail to lake freshment committee. Mrs. Htnrllng make tho number of papraUcra und lout charge of Hie young people and their sularieii u matter of discretion in hi* bridal trip?" a bride). Cuvets were laid fur Edmund Mrs. Ctnwford ha* been asked to look for tho county commissioners, the McUcb, Ned Chittenden, John Mclsch, |alter tho little fellow* whllo Mr*. number not to exceed three. It was Calvin Teague, Walter und Hawkins Sneed will set) that her Juniurs have planned to bring the bill up ngnin Conn.dly. a thoroughly good time. The Gram- yesterday. N y« THE SANFORD DAILY'HERALD. THURSDAY, M A Y 31,1923 /LUi HRS. FR R b DAIGRR, Society Editor Phone 217-W * F. P. R IN E S f t G O O n /•YY]E A R ( ! ' Service Station St3 icy—’i Apply Boneilla Boautificr catmlc clay to your face, and rest while it dries, then remove nnd »ec ond (eel the wonderful difference In the color and texture of the stun. S Guaranteed to do these definite things for the face or money refunded. CJcar the complexion and qive it color. Lift out the lines. Rtmove blackheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and mutcJcs. Make the skin soft end smooth. j You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite toilet counter. If not, send this ad with lOccnttloDoncilla Laboialorlcs, Indianapolis, lndu.no, fora trial lube. TSADC MASK Q O O D Y E A R believes there ere two factor* to lowcoat m ileage —a quality tire end coneclentioua dealer service to back it up. Goodyear makes tiiat kind of tire, and we have pledged ouraelvee, as the Goodyear Dealer* in this town, to give you that kind of service. Kings the doojj bells of the fot the Stom ach 1 Liver,Kidneys Bowels. Blood Sold by UNION PHARMACY A t CoeefyMr Strmiem S t a t in l h a t c i t M# t a ll a n J r acorn* Httiui tha netd ClooJyaor CW J t tm ilh I ha h jv a la J A ll• W e a th e r T re a J und hack lh a n t Nation/ up %aith staruLtrJ (Jou jy em r Sereh a Kent Vulc. Works Oak Ave. and Third S|. -.0-1) BY G IL L O N & F R Y G O O D Y E A R Its Magnolia Ave.—Sanford, Florida Sanford, Florida » ’_v« • . L u m .. 1 i— .r » Churchwell • * i ..j.••at k *»•• 9 TO D E M O N S T R A T E TH IS FACT, LOOK W H A T W E ARE OF­ F E R IN G IN SHOES-----------------------F R ID A Y A N D SATURDAY $3.50 Ladies’ Oxfords or 1-strap Pumps, B lack or Brown, p a j r j j j ? $5.00 Ladies’ Oxfords or 1-strap P ump. Black or Brown, p a i r - j j j g $6.00 LadieB’ Oxfords or 1-strap P ump, Black or Brown. u a ir. $5.00 $7.50 Ladles’ two-tone Oxfords or Pump, White with Gray, at, per p a i r .... ................................................. . ^ $T50"Men’8 Brown Oxfords, Bal or Blu, at, per pair $5.00 Men’s Brown or Black O xfords, Bal or Blu, at, per p air^j4 ”jj $6.50 Men's Brown Bal Oxfords, a t, per p a ir ........................ $8.00 Men’s Brown or Black O xfords, Bal or B lu, at, per > — $1.50 Child’s 1-strap Brown or Patent Pump, sizes 3 to 5l/2, q ____ at, per p a i r ... - v v- - - ’ v 1 $2.00 Child’s White Kid 1-strap Pum ps, sizes 6 to 8, at, pair . : $1.75 Misses’ White Canvas 1-strap Pump, sizes 11 to 2, at pair $ M . It U only fair 4o your tautny that yotrshould (five them the very best of foods upon nil occasionu. I f this is your ideu of the matter you ought at once to get acquainted with our bread and other bakery goods. Your family will give them a hearty welcome, and you'll remember to order our bread and pastry. $3.50 Misses* 1-Strap Pump, Brown or Black, sizes 11 to 2, ^ at, per p a ir :.... ...................... '.S........................................ BAKERY ir S A N F O R O M A ID B R E A D First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS �** *poat Sunday with Mr*. X M. -Pre-',' , . ' n toast to the men, Rev. Thompson vfttt. V ] ••Mm-Damey..-Griggs* ' r f ■ Sanford,!;, to the 1jul F* ■*' f t X WokcfleW lq *lbc epcrit Frldny hnd Saturday nt the J? work j tbs .fla p ritn do, Rey. Vc- homo ot her stater, Mr*. T. W. l ’re» ” f jT|r • :; . ' : r f •. i . ••i **■ V* ■ — _*kl_' __I .ti o f ,th< alia toast* FnrUnc responded to all In a most Interesting way. Miss ft} Me*• The Gompianlty Clug gave an elab­ Fnrlane In her gracious manner gavu several, rending* which were enter­ orate banquet, nt the horns o f Mr, taining and brought forth great flpand Mrs;.Wakefield In honor o f their plfcuse; A ll united In singing "Blea* husbands which Is an annual affair. fie the Tlo thnt Binds" nnd at n Into The dccdratlons. were in the club col- hour bid adieu to their hostess. ■Mr. nnd M rx' William Leo Slog, qrq, green and whltsom l many bas­ kets o f white fhnweffon the table and will move back to Geneva thla woek throughout the rooms. A bountiful to ,mnkc? their homo hero this sum­ three course dinner was served at 8 mer. Mr. S leg.has been living nt q clock, 40 guests were present. Those Osceola where ho was principal of; thb . from outo< towji wcrei Mr. nhd Mrs. school. ^ .{W . Thompson, Mrs, nnd Miss Mc- "fclrV'and Mrs. t . L. Coffee arc visFarlanc and; daughter from Oviedo. Itlng their relntPvca at New Smyrna. Jim McClellan, o f Moaro'a Station; 11 H. PoftlshaM was the toastmaster vatL adults. *■> -piled b efort-'jn h e’ -to ; lia l to Enti, ’roes is A America The Osceola school gnvc their school picnic here nt I.ako Harney und n time 1t will he too late. Cotton farBj' ‘mors who have'not'already'made hiw j-angenfflnts to use this means o f con­ trolling the weevil should get In good many of the Gerevn folks otr tended. - « Mrs. M. E. Weeks, has been spend­ ing some time In Sanford nursing her sister, Mrs. David Speer, who has been very ML Mrs. Wleka reports thnt Mrs. Speer I* doing nicely now nnd her many -friend* here and In'* Ban* ford hope for her speedy recovery. Everett Kennedy, formerly of Ce- , neVri, but Yio'w’ hWldlflg aposition in' Sanford, was in Geneva Wednesday visiting friends. FOR RENT—3 room furnished apart­ ment, Herald building. $25 per month.— B. W. Herndon. G5-0tc Daily Herald on saJ« 5t J**'* Smoke House, Mobley's Drug Store and Hunt’s Pharmacy. tt Grand-Mothers Fruit Jam Jar ..... ............ :...... ............... E IG H T O’C L O C K A Q n C O F F E E , lb. ......... w CC 8EC0ND STREET Between • PARK AND OAK DRESSES H A V E Y O U T R IE D O U R •* fU cl r j ^»#-■-'*•"* J3c IlOKAU i* SUPREME, lb. » „ ...... 39c SECOND ^ A T L A N T IC & PACIFICA STREET Over 7500 stores in the U.S.A PARK A N I) OAK 1 - The Daily Herald, 15c The most remarkable VALUES ever offered ii) Flat Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, All Tyme Crepe and Paisley Dime Brand Condensed Milk TEAS A N D COFFEES A fte r-th a t lie tw een ft ORLANDO’S FAVORITE HHOl'I'ING I’ LACE Announcing Our /innuai re-inventory Here arc five living factors In the problem that three capable gentle­ men are trying to solve. The chil­ dren do not know that thoy are fac­ tors or problems. They probably think o f themselves as fust plain kids. The gentlemen, Col. William N. Haskell, American Hod Crosa Commissioner to Europe, Dr. A. Doxlsdcs, tho Greek Minister of Pub­ lic As*latanco nnd Major Edmund L. Daley, Colonel Haskell's deputy, rcalizo that there are some OOP.OOo factors and that the problem preRented Is nt serious ns tho faces of the children themselves. The children are typical o f -the million refugees who were trans­ planted to Greocc with llttlo warning as an outcome of the Greco-Turkisn war. Colonel Haikcll and Major Daley represent the organization which ainee the emergency arose has been caring for, feeding, bathing, vaccinating,,clothing and deloiising tho neediest of the refugees, ns an cmergenfcy measure to alleviate tlm suffering which such a mass move, raent of population Is Imumi to entail and to check the threatened epidem­ ics which menaced nil Greece, Tho work accomplished was effectivo. Half u million of-tho dependent Miss" Christine McClellan speiiCTho liiny last Thursday with iier sister at Lake Harney, Mm. Howard Flint. Mina Edith Collins visited Mrs. W il­ liam Killiee last week. Mead Baker, one of our local young men, graduated with honors from the Hanford High School Frldny evening. Mrs. Ballard, Homer Ballard ami Miss Klliuihcth Bnllaiil attended the Graduation exercises at Sanford Fri­ day evening. Mr. ami Mrs. W ill Prevail ami son Buster, o f Moore's Stntlon, spent Wednesday evening ut his mother's, Mrs. J. M. Prevail. Jap Nicholson, o f Osteon, was in GenuVft Monday on business. E. H. Kilbeii was in -Orlando Tues­ day on business. T. W. Pivvutt was In Sanford .Sat­ urday shopping. ^ , Mr. and M rs., T. W. Prcvutt ami Mrs. I'revatt’s sister, Mrs, Barney Griggs, o f Hanford, Mr. Griggs, Mus­ ter Ben Busch and Mrs. McFurlunc spent Sunday at New Smyrna with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Llttlor. * "Suffered with severe \ieadache, bm-kaelu*' atul pkiha in my legs nnd under my shoulder- blade. My kidneys mid bladder woro In bad condition. I was weak ami nervous and felt tired and worn out. Walking made mo hhort of breath. ..E very morning my face anil hands;wero bloated. .Medi­ cine failetl to help my condition ami doctors advised an operation," writes Maggio Nelson, Mossdale, Fla. "Fortpnately 1 read, about Foley Kidney Pills, tried thorn and got relief.” Sold everywhere.—Adv. refugees wero fe d . daily by tho American Red Crosa. Before t\« end o f March more than $2,0v3CC3' of American Red Crosa funds l - l ® been expended to provlda tho forni and medicines, tho doctors and tho nurses and to meet the other ex­ penses o f the operation. Jud.;o J,..m Barton Payne, Chairman t t the American Red Cross says "Anvricaq charity has prevented the rcai| lcj , - r -------- ------- received them from experiencing disnstor ia the fullest remo o f tHe word." " I f tho refugees are to rcr.isl.t is Greece," Judge Payne continues *' Jie tlmo nears when the Greeks tbtir.selves should take over what nu-H resolve Itself into a lasting o b lig a ­ tion. I f return o f tho refugees t • their homes or other solution i i their problem through rodlstrib;. lion is to be effected, tne operation is outside the scope of Red Cross fur,.!# or our proper responsibility." Coniwiuontly Colonel Narkrll ha<bren told to notify Dr. Doxlsdes biu the other representatives o f ( ‘.a Grt?k government, that the Arr.t-.v tan Red Crosa Intends to arrant* trnrisft-r to local authoritim a t4 elm .-it ics of the work now ronduL.nl mid financed by it In Greece, Clinch this opportunity. Such I you’ll get very seldom — Gome early to get your choice— Sanford Avehue at Second Street ■ ■■■■■MB ■■■■■■■■■■■*■■! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaaas Cotton Growers ' ' " * Should Use Control • For Boll Weevil £AfT£R IT lt ^ C n ttN TY AGENT CAN GIVE YOU FU LL PAR TIC U LAR S A ROUT W EEVIL CONTROL. G AIN E SVILLE , Fla., June 1.— * The following, lust-minute warning to ■ eol urn growers, prepared by Geo. I). ■ Smith, uBsociute rntuniulogm', was £ issued here today from the office o f * Plant Commissioner Wilmnn Newell. ■ "The cotton growers o f Florida to- jj day are faro to fare with the crisis in J weevil control. The hatching of the ■ llr.it crop o f egg* or the first genera- * tion means almost total destruction £ o f the cotton crop. The present sea- ** son bus l>een very Unusual In so fur ■ ns the emergence o f the boll weevils £ from hibernation is concerned. Orril- JJ nnri)y in Florida the bulk of the wee- * vlls emerge from April 15 to May 15, £ nnd hincp thb over-wintered weevils j£ livu only four or fivu weeks with ■ green cotton to feed upon, nbout HO^a per cent or mure o f them die before £ squares appear on the plants. How- ■ •ver, from April. 15 to May 15 this ■ season the temperature* were -.blow £ normal, with practically no rainfall. ■ "This condition kept most uf the a weevils in winter quarter* until th c’ jj rainy i.easun started about May 15. * 53482353234848485390 ONE POUND OF MONARCH COFFEE WITH EVERY FIVE DOLLAR PURCHASE HERE SATURDAY B U T T E R , GOOD CREAMERY,* P e r lb............... .................... W H IT E B A C O N , the kind that makes cooking g o o d ............ B A R R E L V IN E G A R , fine for pickling, per gallon ............. Q Packages M A C A R O N I or - S P A G H E T T I for ........... Pounds P IL L S B U R Y ’S BEST F L O U R in ba£s for...........;.. .. I* "V ------------------;■ mm— • Aluminum l^ettleq, Roaster*, Perculaloni, $1.00 each at Robert’s Grocery Saturday, • 53-ltp: FR ESH C O U N T R Y EGGS per.dozen .....J..........,.-,'..,-..INCLU8IVE Fancy Florida and CiUifornia F r u ils and Vegetable* Nice Watermelons Good rubber, nclf-sturter, excellent condition. gain, going at— ---- WE DELIVER TO ANV PART OF THE CITY— A rare bar WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU THREE BL OCHS FROM HIGH PRICES WOODCOCK & RIGN EY C 0 R .lQ J ? S T .8 t 5 A N F G R 9 AVE. SEE REG HOLLY A T HERALD OFFICE Terms, If desired , e^aVT n ) 1a . jVi'tHQ •i t L v P H O N E T] 1114 rH+H k LV4 *iUmm m : *7 1 3 _____* ■M M UP �JliNE 1,1923 — '-------- "" T f ■ 'f ghown t o m a t o e s , At, BEEF STEW, TWO Pounds f o VEGETABLES FRESH FROM THE FIELD ROT ROAST, •'Per lb. m ackerel, STEAKS, Per lb. PORK-SHOULDER ROASTS, RED WHITE BACON, ‘CHOPPER MEAT TO STUFF PEPPERS," l^cr 111 1 f r ................... PORK ROAST, ; ’ , Per lb. ...... u , ............ ....... 1......... ;....'...i5 D C COOKED MEAT TO MAKE SANt)-" ^ Q B A WICHES, Per Ib. . ...................... 0 9 t SUGAR CURED HAMS, 9 r ^ P<r lb. ........ }..........1 -.......................... ji M t f v i SLICED HAM, . Per lb. — .............. ............. i FINE COD FISH .MlDn(,fcs, i »o r k c H ip s , M Inndo the In; t o f the week and when brother, Charles nnd jyif<- in Graponear Winter I’ark tho car ran into ville. Mr. nnd Mr*. E. W. Lumlquist wliat was. almost a cloudburst. * brought over Mr. and Mr*. Wcsacr Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mcnler nml two nml sister from I.oAe Mary ami limy children enmo homo last week from near Miami where tho husband has m’dod much to tho oorviee at the had work for n few months. While Lutheran church Sunday morning. ihcfa'tha little son felt and broke his They were all guest* for the day nl the home of Ililmn* and Gnrder Lumlurt^ twice, quist, Mr, nnd Mrs. Swuyne nrtd children Mr. and Mrs. Allan Swanson and aro.lonvinif Thursday of this week for their little thrcc-ycnr-old son arriv­ Boston by the Savannah line. They ed at tho home of thoir parents, Mr. dlil'liut-'Rrt o ff na soon as they nt and Mrs. August Swanson in their firrft intended. rnr oil Monday evening from Topekn. Mr. nnd Mr3.,Nnah Fry and Mr*. Knns. They had the hardest times in pciiRstun, o f Islev/orlh Grove, spent Arknnsas and in Northern Florida. .Sunday mid Monday at the home of They have shipped their thinR.s and Mr. nnd Mrs, T. O. Tyner. It yos will make their home here if the cli­ the latter'*- daughtrit, Elinor instrnd mate benefits the wife’s health. A l­ ot Taylor, who stood so well in her lium has been Riven four weeks vnertstudies. , * Miss Carrie Lillian CrnnuT came on the early morning train on Tuesday fiom WashiiiRton, I). C. to make her home with her undo nnd aunt, .Mr. nnd Mrs, V. C. Culler. She is spend­ ing n few day* at present with her WE HANDLE THE BEST OF EACH KIND Don’t consider price nlont^ \vHon buyinir’your feed for BBl ' ’ • -'’ •’ ypn*kff<vw«riTnrtw%heWiu(4»M* yP Jk. *CS**S FEED FEED | FEED a TH E ‘A : O C n CLOVER BLOOM BUTTER, ........ BOILED HAM, . f? A A Per Ib. ................................................ . & U C NEXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Poultry Feed—— Dairy Feed------ Stock Feed feed g . ...... O u t ------------------ i _______ ________________ ---------------- I; Rrv. J. 8. Clark will be with us for [irrviit* ns usual on ihe first Sunday [in the month and ngnlji'fel the third. I Barnwell Heck has ,b«fin real ill for * week with tonsiliti*., Hr. Puleston his been quite worried about him. Mr. and Mrs. Cramer and children, Mis. West and daughter, Lila and tho too other children were Sunday" call­ ers nt the country home of Mr. nnd |Mrs. Collar. | Mrs. Voile Williams nnd children and Mrs. AuRust Swanson spent Tbursilay nilernoon at New Stnyrnn last writ. 0 . Willinni* Is cnmpinR cut there. Mr?. Anna DoFnrrott- was In Or- • 5e : .. DRESSED CHICKENS, Si Per lb. ......a...... ....................................d U C WEST FIRST STREET A y A A n ............ ...... NUCOA BUTTER SPREAD, Per lb. WEINJES, Per lb. . RANKFURTERS, 7 Per lb; ......... j.i :'■} . We s t e r n b a c o n c u r e d f o r o itn BREAKFAST, per lb. . .............. ...........A t f C PLATES OF DtiEF, ' A t rrv 2 POUNDS for ....... ............................... & OVEN ROAST, Per Hi.......... ■CHEESE, Per i b .... M V V SMOKED SAUSAGE; ....... ....i*-*..... -i...... — --- m jm CASH always the cheapest. Only the best mashes will jjivu you the maximum cjrg production nnd <iuickesl growth for your young chickens. Only the best Dairy Feed will give you rich, creamy, milk und more of it. Como nnd talk over your feed problems with us. F EED STORE Sanford Feed & S upply C o . FEED«NAY»CRAIN A N D F E R T I L I Z E R S PHONE 539VMYPTLE AVE.8 S ;MST SANFOPD.FIA. Mr*. Cramer, Mrs. West nnd Mrs. Signa Bobbins. It was sura fiqe. Miss Florence Tyner and Gilbert Ericrin were ammiR those who Rrnduated. Mr. nnd Mra. Elmer I.undquiat hove taken rooms for the summer nt Cnrtiado Beach nnd hnve been. there for u week in hopes it may improve the henlth o f their little son, Lawrence. Emil MaRnuson has also Rone over with them for a rest, tnkinR a room there. There was a large number out Inst Saturday evening at the birthday par­ ty for (larder Lundquist which was held at hts mother's home, tho' it was very threatening, weather. Gnrder has ben away a good many years and ail hope that the coming ones may he many nnd happy. There was plenty of delicious cake* and good coffee. The shopmen attended n meeting first in Sanford, coming out latyr. Miss livn Malm wart a guest of Mrs. Necne this week for a few days nnd har sister, Mrs. Klaie t Henson ipent Monday with her. Mm, Lilly H. Jonoa *nd Mi as Hus. kin* Jones left here Sunday, in thoir car for CleveBiiwI,' Tdhrt., for n month's visit. They -^*|)ect to be a week on the renirl and will visit in i\hur.po|)its in GeorAdairaville a: Kin on route,' Mr. and *Mr*. J.'O. Corley went to Jacksonville last week to meet their son Joe, on his return from the IlinRhum Military School, at Ashevllle, N. C- They arrived at home Friday. Mrs. Nick Zernonean was hontesr to tho Celery Avenuo Circle No. I, o f tlio Methodist ladiesInst Friday. There wero'thiitton circle ladies ami two guest*. Mr*. Zortmnrnn served) very nice' rcf.-oihmonfa of chicken | sandwiches, potato salad, riui.itmart cookies, kisses and cocoa, vdiich were onjoyed ufier an hour of sewing and chatting. T h o ’noxt month's meeting' will be with Mrs. B. E. Squire at Itor lovely home on I.nke Oauro. To the First 100 ('uHlomers Trading us much $2.00, will be Riven FREE « > ns TED 10-LBH. TO CUSTOMER THE BEST Mr. nnd Mr*. Ted Reid nnd little daughter of Orlando and -'Mr. ami Mrs. Ned Held matured to Daytona Beach last Buqduy, for the day. } , Mr, nnd Mr*. Louis Entcmingjv nnd Miss Olivo Wails of Dunedin were tho guest:; of Mr. and Mrs. C: W. Kntxmingrr n few days Inst week. George Ix-Vigao wn* transacting husinoEs in Orlnado Monday. COME EARLY, JUST A FEW CASES Those aarvfcg on the jury last week wero Mesuis. J. H. Dlnkof, OverStreet, Newell nnd Spinks. K. W. Dickson come up from Win­ ter Haven last Sunday for tho day. Mr. D. II. Hooker nnd Mrs. Allen wuru quietly married in Sanford last Tuesday. The Longwood school closed Friday \#lth a picnic nt Palm Springs. Every one had n good firm* in spite of the rain. Mr. Kiharren l<-ft for his home in Pennsylvania Saturday, v The Seminole Crate Mill closed down last Friday for the summer. Miss Virginia Alloa left Monday for her home in Okluhumn, after nponding Home time with her aunt and uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. Popo Wash­ ington. iMfittg orct ^’il iiH lit’ irtliill avenue* •Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch are an­ Mr, and Mrs. I. D, Hart reached nouncing tho birth of a son, born Frihome from tlifir visit to Hot .Springs, dny. Ark., the very day the flood reached Hot Spring*. Mr. and Mrs, Hart mo going over to the beach to stay for some timo, leaving thi* week. Mm. Ed J. Mulligan was a rc-cent visitor from Jacksonville, wilHj her parent*, Mr. nml Mrs.*J. C. Vaughn, nnd others. Mr*. Herman Middleton mid Mis* 1.aura Parker accom1panled Mrs. Mullignn homo for a short visit and rome chapping in the : big town. , •* Mr*. K. C. Bmlth of Bock Hammock i* in May town spending some time with her daughter, Mr*. Shep- GOOD AND HOUND—d,AST CHANCE Daily Fashion Hint U. S. Food Authorities. Within the Calumet factor* ies the largest and most samtarvoncarth-hunclreds of skilled workers dad in white arc busily engaged in producing the baking powder U u n a f f k tt! S ^ b jr ^ d l i o n ^ Human hands never touch It. S S S S g £pooncf can o f Calumet eon* herd. ’ GOOD TO THE LAST DROP * Mr*. Camp of Celery avenue wa* called to Atlanta, On., lost week by the serious nines* of her bridhc*.' j <Mr. nnd Mr*. W. fl.. Botes, Mr. and i Mr*, G. W. Smith 'and mm und. their l friends ’.the managers o f the Piggly i W iggly atom nnd 4thcir fafnlilc* hijd at Leman a line nftciufinn’* |i Bluff last Thun May- Crime to IDEAL FOR MIDSUMMER A figured dimity with floating napeU * j of organdy trimmed wlih handdrawork U {deal far mid summer day*. ,| h dcaian i« *0 atUuctive, liosrvrc that it will farve *■ a mpdcl for latrt - j wear in heavier fabric*. Organdy is .•t_a .tu .r_ rrquife* 3 * Cv F u us— Wtt have lots of Itnrgnlng, Just n few advertised to Hfcuw you tha can wive you money Ev e r y t h i n g H (lUm. material. I'irlwljl Upvu w Jj reftfa t hcc m g u a r a n t e e d ------------------- WF, w a n t h a t i s f i e d cutnDiii �tlw Printing Co. Aaverslslwar n a ira Mad* Apallraltaa Km w i n q q 9^ T Them seems to be a strange fa ­ tality hanging over Washington these days. Either the heat is rush­ ing to the heads of some o f the big men or they hare joined a Suicide’s Club. i ir A v c-i h .uisscd the bill goes a t a i t *thc w ork in a slow m anner a n d 'w ithout £ w ell - new r—1 f t p - I T W V tA T htyrt w v x ftOfUfA t- Prom the many jokers in' the d if­ ferent bills at Tallahassee ona would imagine that all the jokers in Florida warn members o f the legislature. Mapha thin accounta in a measure for the legislature being such a joke. ■ KKM tlKH . T U B A S S O C fA T f’. ll 1'IIB S* •.The Associated press Is x e lu s lv s ly en titled to the uss fo r rspablteetlon o f a ll news dispatches credited to It o r not oth erw ise credited In this paper sod also the local news published herein. A ll righ ts o f rs-pubtlcstlnn o f special dispatches hsreln a re also reserved. S 1' Tampa 'papers fOTelsn A.IvertMnff H-n,.* THE AMERICAN PRCSS A5S ’ „ It seems strange. that big busi­ ness should be afraid o f Henry Ford's candidacy. Already their special writers am giving reasons why Henry should not be elected president. .Peoples Bank We wefo sorry to hear o f the death o f flop rexenta live Claude Kitchln of North Carolina. He was a regular frllow and one of tho brightest minds In Congress. North Carolina and the entire south and tho whole nation will miss his prcsenco in Washington. of Sanford MAKING RAILROAD CROH8ING I'rnm what we have man of some ' A PLACE OF SAFETY. o f John McWhorter's work tho spec­ . j j ■ , ** i ,:2 i j r ,_ Zt ial edition of Seminole county will be Home amusing and impossible leg­ a good one In every respect. John islation is being suggested at Talla­ has. a great knark o f digging up andent and modern history and put­ hassee for the safety o f tliat portion ting it .together Into an entertaining o f the motoring public that insists story. on raring trains to railroad crossings or blindly rushing onwnrd over these The hew municipal electric light crossings without regard to the pos­ plant In Orlando Is now ready for sibility o f trains coming along about business and the power was turnod on yesterday. Orlando inhered for that same time, Tho practice is many years to get possession of the about in lino with scores of cases utility plants and now that they have seen on the streets of any city these them the rates should lie lower and days. Ono will have to stand but n the service much Iletter. few minutes at any street intersec­ The 'East Coast is going right af tion to see a motorist or several mo­ torists coming along llckey-spllt at ter the mosquitoes and they say that from thirty to forty miles per, not they are noting a big difference over paying the slightest attention to pos­ there already. It takes years to put sible collisions with autos emerging tho mosquito down—you never put from side streets or showing any re­ him out—and Hanford should 'start gard for the righta of others, cither now if we intend to do anything this summer. . on foot or In motor cars. . —-------- o----------Ask any railroad engineer about Ft. Pierce is now the “ Sunrise his daily experience! H o . will tell you that he does not go out on n run City." We suppose they get that way without having from ono to half a since City Manager llyun took on down close calls from hitting auto the job and makes them all arise at traffic, One engineer on the Const np earlier hour than.usual. Ft. Peirce Line m>de the statement recently is pne of the enmirig cities of the that the motoring public seems t<» east coast mu! is making great strides have Inst all sense of fear or duo has toward that ten. thouahnd Inhabitant tx-romc indilTerent to their own safe­ mark. ■— - ■ .a— — ty or that o f those in their rare. That The Orlando Bcntlncl calls atten­ is why legislation is sought to pro­ tect the public from theinsloves. tion to the fact that* while the city siTn* suggestion has been to miopt, may lie, clean and sanitary that in Mbs Virginia law which compels all the suburbs there nro cases of dlsmotor vehicles to rorno to n dead stop case oii account of-the unsanitary WfoiT at templing to cross over " I I - cvn'J<iliona gnd (ho Hen Uriel gives (Ids road1tracks. llut that Ih going in an a» g good reason for wanting to take T' eYlreme that la siiid lbe very un- Ihu'fciiKirba into the city limits. ; ■ ■ o- ■ ■— ppular. Hepreseututive Unison of Marlnii hail a better suggestion, the Tonight (he growers meet in thr* construction of "bumps” in the high­ court house to perfect their organiza­ way that would not only worn mo- tion ‘ or to give lip the idea entirely, torist o f the proximity of a railroad It rests with the growers themselves. crossing but compel a reduction of The big growers nre ready nnd will­ speed to the point of safely for all ing to lend I heir aid to this move­ ment und this is the time for the concerned. A still K-tter plan that should glowers as n whole lo get together. govern nil highway construction in REMEMBER, MEN, THIS IS THE Florida in the future, is to eliminate LAST FALL. as fur ns possible every grade cross­ Tin* work.of the Herald in huosting ing. If, in laying out higliwuy pro­ jects, the iwiurdn o f county commis­ the city of Hanford ami the county sioners nnd the railway officials of Seminole has always been unself­ Mould get their heads together, a de­ ish. We never nek “ what is there in rided change in the- old poliqy of in it" when you want something done crossing the trucks ns often ns possi­ and we do not want to hear this ask­ ble, might lie altered. But in the ed hy other folks when they nre meantime, please give us the humps! railed upon to do their part in boost­ ing our county. We nil have opr — Star-Telegram. i There is oyly one way to uvoid pail to play and It should first he an dangerous crossings and that is to unselfish part, — ■------- o— . have the county roads go over or Del,and citizens in an article In under the railroad crossing and tills state that they Is- very expensive in a flat rounty the Pelaiml News like Florida. Home day something want the tool bridges made free. of this sort will Ih* done but the ex­ Some of them want tho county to pense-will lie borne equally by the puy for the bridge i nnd some want counties and the railrntuls end not by all throe counties to pay for them. the isltroad alone ns the biil in the Well, Seminole county is willing to pay her share but we are not willing house this session demanded. to pay more than the bridges are Home of these days the smaller worth and they are not worth the ' counties of various states will dis­ price that is being asked for them. cover that the city government of We have u bridge that is free at Os­ ‘ ilic hugest city and the county gov­ teen ferry and we should worry. ernment can l>e combined under one Tht lb raid U glad to note that * head and one ret of officials all ' around can lie cut off the list and l Intro is a big iacres no on trade in this big auving to the taxpayers will Hanford over last year. We have !>c the finest Job tho people ever polk­ made an inspection guided by the ed over. It hat so many good feat­ busiuens in many of the larger stores ures and none of the bad that the tax­ and we find that neatly twice as payers are in favor of this move at much business is now being done in once when it Is presented to them in Hanford due to the fact that special thr right manner, Seminole county sides are K in g staged all the time amt the city of Hanford will have this and vheapjer prices prevail and less brought to them some time in tho money is being sent out of Hanford future und (he Herald is heartily in all the Lime. This is a healthy i sign favor of such a mow. Our taxes of progression und a better and big­ are getting higher all the time and ger' fclty. a have a hard time finding out , , — — ■-o ■ ■ ■ where the money goe«. In reality a ' Talk of tho T o w n .'-----bunch of it goes to official's salaries My llllle nephew visited Hundii) and half of this saved to Urn taxpay­ sdhqpl, The teacher told the children ers would ijof pnly be a big sum of Hint ,»unxhinc made nice rosy cheeks, Nepkcw s|Mik« up frankly: "My aunt year but tho one. set of working under the controls.' don't! need sunshine j situ palais bet •Ion government plan could get bet­ cheek a red.” That lilt af Information spread like ter results and a poor nmn would wildfire, and the whole town was dla Hava a cbanco to get bia head abovu fussing my complexion. -Exchange, 1 waters of the financial ocean. I >t. .Oc.SlKH'ASl |any great appropriation for c a rry in g !" I nan affiliation, with the Peoples the eradication labod on through the * Bank of Sanford. processes necessary. Some fences will have to He built. W e have the character, the The pasture rotation and cattle dip­ ping method will be discretionary organization, the experience, the with the livestock sanitary board, legal safeguards and the finanwhich under the terms o f the meas­ . cial. responsibility to render the ure,‘ must be comprised of seven live­ stock men. First work most be done soundest and most efficient ser­ in zones two and thirteen, while the vice to the business community. work already started in part o f Du­ val county and Gadsden will ba con­ Bring your problems .to the tinued. In the matter o f rounding officers of this strong ihktitution; up the rang? cattle fur dipping the state wiU tear half the expense and * they will help you to solve them. -■ " ■ ■1 ■ 1*■ i ■ p'V^ the cattle owners half. '-$'■? , ',|fl , ,i ,, . ■. -1 f. j- . * ■ ! .y f t *T • i7 «. v™ Authorities on tha subject express-;" “ cd the beiftf that the first two yea n ’ IJ work will, be sent in zones two and ■ thirteen. The eradieatloniats jhope t oc-nlarge the board’s resource;! a.i it goes along. Under" the present bill. It is expect vJ that about eight VearxjS S A N F O R D _________________________ F I n i l l t i t Will be required to free the stale o l i i _ _ L L O R ID A tha pests. Zone two Is comprised o f SL Lucie, ■ Okeechobee, Highlands, part o f{ w a i a w i a u B s n M B S s s a s a z s M s a s i s n a s s s s s s M , ! , , , , ^ Glades, Osceola, part o f llmvard and oart o f Polk, v.-hila number thirteen is made up o f j>«rt o f Franklin, Cal­ houn, Jackson, part o f Holmes, Wash­ C B B B W B B B B E B B B K B B B H B B F B B U K B B B B E B B B B B B B E B B B B B B a B B a ilB ! j ington, Bay and part o f Walton. TICK KBAD1CATI0N PASSED under consideration was nothing more HENATE BY ONE VOTE than a local option measure which AFTER G R EAT B A T T L E ; had already proved a failure. Seantor Stokes, who with Senator (Continued from puke 1) Calkins, had led in the filibuster, why It should happen that n member gave his parting * sfiot as to the from a progressive section o f the merits of the trill. The people of state ns he was, should t>c against o this country are crying out from the “ progressive' bill., lie said that he steady but sure encroachment of personalty knew tittle of the cattle their freedom, he said. “ Give me a arid the tick but that he got his know], king who will let me live my way, edge on the question from the cattle nnd deni with my- proprety as I see owners and not the "experts o f some fit, raJicr than tlilj guise of democ­ department nr nnothcr^' ' racy,” ho exclaimed. The majority Thrse experts deal in thcorio.i, he of the people now believe, he said, continued, while the cuttle owners that the executive, legislature and knew where of they spoke from act­ judicial brnneliej of the government ual experience, nnd he, from what hearken to the wishes of th ; special. lie had learned in studyirg the ques­ Interests, and ’you know that they tion in this manner, was convinced are right.” that tick could not he eradicated “ 1-ct’s not yield to the slightest from the range entile o f this state. wish o f the capitalists.' He, too, spoke of the lobby in behalf Senator Wicker was the only one of the hill. He likened some o f it to! , who defended the bill. It was for a condition in his town. the supporters o f the measure to let “.We had a mother's club," he said, the onnbsition talk itself out- “ There “ with an (rid maid for its president.” nre times when a majority must help Never in his public experience, he those who won’t help thsmselves,” he declared, had la* seen a state in the declared, “ and thin I none of thenf." position of iicnsting to mi industry He wondered why certain members that it was sick, and forcing it to who n few weeks ago wanted to "put take medicine against its wil. Senator Jgou described the measure Florida with other states in the matas n "«uo man bill*” and recalled the ,;r convict reforms, "did not want “ Flagler (liiorro law" of several to pul her with these states in tick , years ago. It waa enncled at one .'Mis­ eradication,’ Passage o f the bill, and there ex* sion ro tali! one man could get a di­ vorce, n>d irpealed the next year, ho i.it i no doubt but that (t will be signed said. He was not opposed to the idea. by the governor, marks n victory for of dipping entile, he said, hut the h ill, eradication that lius fought nn up WHY E ! 1| BUY M A IL ORDER TIRES: When we meet there prices and give you Quality? LOOK OVER T H E SE PRICES Cord lOOGO Miles Fabric GOOO Miles 30 x 3 ......... $ 7.10 30x 3 % .... ..... 8.10 Qt-<*v ” *•i» *•*••**..*.. 12.80 32x 1 ......... 15.20 33x4 ............... 16.75 34 x4 ' ......... 17.50 An ugly cut ? MENTHOLATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the A 30 x3 % 32x4 33 x4 t>4x4 34x4 % 35x5 ......... $12.50 ■ ........ 20.03 j 21.20 { ......... 22.10 : ........ 20.30 j ........ 32.80 S Frank Akers’ Tire Co. 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And if you do not drink Elder Water now—you will, uftcr one trial OH an ■u ■m ■■ n n KM am ■■ MM aa am MU MB aa mm mm ■M xn aa aa aa aa >u Elder Springs Water Company a* aa — W H O E X C H A N G E S T H IN G S W E D O N ’T W A N T FOR THE . ■v Asrownc BMINO I LESSON IT S T R IK E S U S F O R C IB L Y that msii) people refrain from coming here because o f tha reputation for a high class vulranliliuf service this t h.i.i enjoys. They lee) that here prices must be os high ft* the quality of our arrvJrz. We Invite them ft> compare our Vulranigiug chargor with otbbra. To their surprise, they'll find our figurru as low aa any and lower J ti ‘ ii 4 * j" ♦ , *• ‘ T H IN G IS ■ WE ■" NEED •.' T ,' * .. Bill why go on with the huge list? If you would see how simply and cffectivel.v "Modern Genie produces results, turn to the Classified Advertising Columns than many. OF THE Kent V ulcanizing Company Oak Avenue and Third Street PHONE 17- ,. The real Allndln of today in the daiwtflcd advertising section of the Dally Herald- R Ih remarkable how ClaKHlfled ads help folks to live better, to spend less, to put more the bank! As an instance: one man swapped1 some odsjnieees of furniture that did not matchI ieu; a sewinymaehine that was no longer u,*“ .I1' t s«t for a ffno Vfclrola that he needed sold, and the money invested in a much-desired typewriter; a piano that had Blood hi *■ * for years was exchanged. -SANFOUD, FLORIDA n s s s s i& s s s :a B s :::a :s s s u s s K is s s a K 8 S K 3 i lit L- E Ice Cc!d Chcro-’Cola to each Customer Saturday and Sunday S r t , .* 'in i /’Ac . 1 F" R Mongrel Dog's Devotion. The devotion of dogs was lllustrsf rel at n London hospital the other day A Utile mongrel, coming from t c * . side street. uhi-T-J llr fA S i on thr hospital railings, nnd by whining nnd barking, nit meted n large crowd. All etfoita to make It go away were nlttc out success. After several minutes e young nurse npt>enrrd nnd coxed at the distressed creature. Then a smile aprrnd over tier features, and, gently picking up the dog. she (on* It Into the hospital. It then turned mil that the dog’s master had oecn admitted Into the hospital nnd Ida devoted pet had followed him. • Vif* ■ i ^ ^ a. �NO I • ■ M AN . . ■ lives to himself alone-neither does an institution. * ' -m - ■ --V Your success is our success; the prosperity ot • , this bank but reflects the prosperity o f this community. *• ’ . v*- ** * ‘ ~ " *1* "** ** *" r •* ' ■ * 4 ' ■ co-operation and o f helpfulness. resourceful friend. * . 1 \• *" / '** * \m '• ;‘ fv ^ y .* ♦ - .i 1 Real growth is the result ot the spirit o f / - t *‘ -j * f. • .i '* . *' • ' * '.Ji *•• •' i, i" YO U W IL L F IN D IT H E LP F U L TO B A N K HERE. - BANK PROGRESS •j- STRENGTH — -------------- :--------------------- ---------- — -------------- ---------------------— — S E R V IC E ------------------ Inning, played first uhn Inning nnd sjicnt tho rest o f the g'nmo on second. BASE B A L L Mrl.uiilin played firut except In the FO O T B A L L third nnd foprth when he gnvo the fans a hit of "spectacular" piU-hinu. BASKET* B A L L King played tldrd the first two in­ T R A P SHOOTING nings, first the third inning, hark tn third for two innings nnd then irt left field the lest of the game. Shipp DeMolay Takes Excit­ caught nil except .the third inning. ing: Gnipe from Oviedo Carter and Williams changed positions making the only changes In the OvleThe llcMolay lean) of. the Pc per do lineup. ■* * 4; The box score: League took an exciting game from the Oviedo team yesterday on the DcMotny Ninth Street diamond by the score of A ll R I! PO A K II. L. SHIPP, Editor Home Itun j Smokers Break Their BASE BALL NEWS Speaker’s Losing Streak Thurs, W ins Game Yesterday YESTF.ltHAY’S RESULTS CHICAGO, June l.Trls Speaker’s > - homo run with u man in ha.su in the Gth gave Cleveland the winning mar­ gin o f a ft to I ktoro against Chicago yesterday. The score: Florida State League / : At Ijikeland-Orlando, rain. At Daytima ft. HAdontovvn 4. At Tampa 0, St. Teto ft. ■ TAM PA ; June 1.— The Smokers broke the spell of their Insing jinx hure yesterday and defeated the Saints tn the ninth Inning. The'score: st. Petu-....* aoo oio mo—r* 12 2 10 to 7. . Tam pn ........ ' 000 luo 311—0 114 The DcMolay Cleveland ....... 100 202 000—ft 10 1 •> started with Hill Ilalteries: Oil hi get nnd C. Moore; Moye pitching but Hill was a little Chicago .......... 200 000 110— 1 10 0 llymel nnd Harmon, Donaldson. . ; wild and wooly ro Captain MiLnulin -- ■ ■■ ! tiled hia luck in the third nnd fourth NEW YORK, June L — New York DAYTONA, June 1.—Going to hat inninga. Harry Woodruf', star southik'lieatef Boston 8 to 1 yesterday. The i:i the ln;,t’ of the ninth with the score paw fop the DeMolny went in in the ...... ....... more: |tied 4- L mul two hien down,'Davis, fifth nnd from then un Oviedo hud ii 00.1 000 010—1 ft 0 Daytona’s left fielder, lifted one of tfooSo egg for her score. Boston ____ Now Yoik rmo (12il OOx—8 14 1 Wilhelm’s offerings over the left Slnvick did tho hurling for the Ovlefield fen c nnd Daytona won the ini- do team and wnn nicked for thirteen DETROIT, June l. - S t . Louis beat tial game of tliu series froih Braden- hlln. Kelsey catching for Oviedo score;: town, ft to 4. ,Tbe wort- bj*innings: pbiycd a 'pretty good game but hud j Detroit 8 to 3 yesterday. The si 000 OOJ 030— i 10 1 tha tough luck o f making four errors. ■ St. I.puis 121 121 liO 'l-f3 17 1 BraderitWn .... J. 100 001 100—8 10 3 Daytona . . .. 100 020 10|—ft 7 0 Thb DcMolay llnc-up was shaken Detroit ! j Hattgrles: Wilhelm tmd Kerns; Cu- up considerably during the game. Hill Moye pitched two innings, caught onu The Herald Tor first class Job work .Isack nnd Munn. National League Pittsburgh 1. SL Louis 4. Chicago 2, Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn ft, Boston 2. ■ . New York 4, Philadelphia 1. American League St. Louis 8, Detroit 3. Cleveland ft, Chicago 4. Fusion 1, New York 8. Only three svhcjlulpd., Southern League Little Hock 2,. New prloans 4, Memphis 8, Atlanta 2. . Illrininghum 0, Mobile 1. tTiaiLunoqgu ft, Nashville 5, * We invite you to Use 'this bank as you would use a strong and SEMINOLE HOW LING T E N N IS , B O X IN G ■ J II. Woodruff, 2I>„ p, Connor, ss. . ....... King, 3b, lb, If. . McLnulin, lb, p .... Moye, p, c, lb, 2b Shipp, c, 3b ...... Cnrrawny, if, rf. Hendrick, If. Cnrrawny, rf....... Dulloao, cf. It. Woodruff, 3b .. ft 4 1 1 4 4 4 2 2 2 2 1 2 4 3 3 0 •1 *2 O 1 0 7 1 *2 ft l i 7 1 i 0 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 10 Total ............ 37 Oviedo A ll It Thompson, If. ...... 4 1 W. ^ilstrunk, 3b. ft 1 Willinms, lb, ss, .. ft •» Kidney, c......... .... ft 0 1 0 1 *1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 KOH SA 1.7—Our home at 1103 Oak 1 ' nve. Oarage end chicken yard on 0 lot. ... fift-Stp II 1 8 11 11 27 PO 0 3 3 0 n 11 0 o Cl 0 •3 *«> 4 o STOP RACKACHK, K1DNKY 2j 3 1 0 1 8 0| 1 0 1 0 0 o THOUHLK • > 0 0 1 2 3 I Rai-knclic, Rheumatic Pains, dull ft •i [l ft l 1 1 1 ■W headache, tired feeling, too frequents ft 1 « 1 0 oi urination, discolored or strong odor — — — — — —! tire symptoms of kidney and Madder ' Total ......... .... 41 7 6 24 13 to (muMi1. “ I wan always having a Score by Innings: backache which caused mo great sufOviedo .......... ;.........: 2.11 101 000— 7 raring,” writes Mrs. Febor, Medfnnl, IK'Moluy .. ..... 203 101 2tx— 10 Mnss^ “ Could not sleep and at times Summary: Stolen banes, Conner, I could not stand straight. Tried Fo­ ley Kidney Pills and found relief." King, ■Cnrrawny, Hendrix. Moyo, Stop lint km ho, kidney and Madder, Shipp, Thompson 2, Slstrunfl, MeKnr- troubles with Foley Kidney Pills. Sold lane. Double plays, Hendrix to Wood­ every where.— Adv. ruff to Mit.nolin, Moye to McLaulln. Struck out by Slavick 11. Voyo 1, MeThe W ild Gentleman. I .i.nIin 1, Woodruff ‘ft. Prs.-s on balls “ I saw u wild limn lu u side show i f f Slavic 1: 0, Moye 1, Mel.aulln 1, hist summer," stated j. Puller doom, Woodruff 1, lilt by pit.duT, by Moye, “ The gentleman Wus a most disrepu­ (Slnvick). (AUendnnuj 150 Time of table looking personage. If 1 had bad with me either n bottle of soothing game 2 ho\pa. Umpire McCall. sirup, a i lab. a book of etiquette, a Slnvick, p. II. Sistrunk, cf. . . . . Carter, ss, 1b. . . . . McFarlano, 2b. . . . . McCall, rf........ . . . . cube of soap, or it tack, I believe 1 should have given, or taken, ns the Case may have been. It or them ti hhn."- ■Kunsite City .Star, SKA HU FEZ K, FI.OltlDA American and Kuropeun Plan A K «1 l 4 (i •> 0 fl 4 Out; block front Oceon anti Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates — Hoorn, per day and up; $5 per week nnd up. Special week-end rates.------------- Every room has running water. ................ — —— m Florida State League Won Lost Oilniulu .......... 30 It 2ft 18 I~ikt'lain! ....... . •V) 21 llrndentinvn 24 1':>ni|>n ....... ....... 10 20 l^yluiia .......... 10 13 2C St Ivtcrsburg Vet. .082 .7,81 .478 .442 .122 .410 30 24 21 20 18 13 1ft 13 11 HI 18 n*l «■»*» 20 21 . 21 27 American league Won Lust New York ....... 20 10 122 Cleveland........ 17 20 1iiiliuU’lphia .... . 10 1>«-11oil 10 21 M. I.utiii 20 17 Washington ......... 11 21 t lib ago ....... 14 22 Huston . ............. 13 21 iM ’t k * i k i M bn iu M Pel. .712 .000 .r.18 .470 .474 .402 .385 ,32ft I’et. .741 .not .ftftO .475 .459 .400 JJ8U .332 O N E LOT O F SH IR TS Values up to $1.50.- Special price for two days, each..... ........ 100 P A IR S OF M E N ’S O X FO R D SHOES Pii ba : CELERY SEED bx Values G0c to $1.00. Going1at, cash,..... ....................................... 4Dc Ib-Molay used three pitchers hut finally won the game. Slavic held the mound tho wholo game for the Oviedo team. '* . •u C H IL D R E N ’S S LIP -O V E R P L A Y SUITS, S P E C IA L 2 D A Y S O N L Y The abnvo picture is o f Sanford High 8 Stool's Girl’s Hnrketball team. Though not winning 11 majority of their games they put up u stiff seraji in every game nnd were not nn easy team for any other team. Rending from left to right u rc:‘ Bnrnh Whccless, manager; Maude Carraway, captain; Dorothy Cameron, Mildred Holly, Emma Spencer, Lucile Echols, Olive Newman, Jean Maxwell, Edna Htllcs und Mias Cotnlio Tillls, coach. Suits worth $1.25, going at, each ........................................:........ . 95c Suits worth 85c, going at, each........ .............. ........... ........ .......... 05c Harry Woodruff, who yrent in pitchng fo rthc DcMolay in tho firth waa the star of the game. Hu had tho OvWdo sluggers all baffled with that Uule Paw of hla. Some Close Outs in Men’s Suits— Look Them Over, if we have what you •' • ONE semo when he started pit bin,;. Vie has o fierce windup and a fellow his size, makes a fnnny figure when bo wonts to, winding up. - r- * Kelsey was tho star o f the Oviedo team. Hia catching was excellent aiul his perfect' pegs to second caught many fast PvMolay players trying to steal. V ‘ -V V HT. LOUIS, June 1.—St. Louis took the first game of the series with Sanford’s Independent toam was Pittsburg yesterday. Tho score: - ■ practicing yesterday afternoon and It Pittsburgh J t M 010 000 000-1 ft Q 000 810 OOx—4 0 0 The heart rending part of the game looks like Sanford will put out , * St. Lends th« wventh when Bill Moyo formidable team against Orlando here • , LO T OF T E N G A B E R D IN E S U IT S TO CLOSE O U T $27.50 values will go at, per suit... ..... 4.... ................. ............... lin to PH ILAD E LPH IA, June 1.— Three Everybody luughcd Inst night, fifth bH*ne rufcw Meuael, Groh and Kel—— ■ ItftljV enabled New York toNvIr tlu^first And tonight there will be u finish tU11110 of the series from Philadelphia, fine picture, mvlng to 1 yesterday. The acoyo: [' ;• 4 — ^— ourth. New York ....__ j 200 000 011— 4 H 3 Marlon Davies and T. Hoy lint inning I hilaibdphia __ 100 000 000—1 f. 0 "Adam and Eva." BOSTON, June 1 Brooklyn feuted Boston yesterday ft to 2. The score: 001 p»0 0 0 l4 $ IP 0 Brooklyn 00 It)l 000-f* f, 2 Boston ... .— ’ w j C INC INNATI, June L —T h i* Reds defeated the Cubs 3 to 2 here yester­ day. The si-ore: Chicago ____.... 010 000 010—2 0 1 Cincinnati..... .... 100 000 2Qx-3 0 0 want in this lot it is a Real Bargain $25.00 values will go at, per suit...;....... .......... ............................. $18.50 Give Giants Game It was a fine game! And exciting ns a game could be. $3.r>0 '100 M E N ’S L E A T H E R BELTS .sis '.fttw .M l .278 . . ,98c Worth $(> (o JJiSf Will sell them as long* as they last at, per pair ... And you ought to see thut third --but Hill wns in too much of a hur­ F:t. ry to make that home run und failed has: man of the Banfortl Independents JiOO to touch scCond, bnw. However, Con­ pick up those fast grounders. It don't seem as if anything Is too hot fur him. .508 ner and King scored on the hit. .550 .541 Three Home Runs Southern Association Won Lost Nashville .... ....... 23 10 • hattanooga ........ 21 10 New Oileun* . ... 22 18 Mobile ....... 20 17 Atlanta 20 10 Memphis ............. 1H IS *. 1 1t Little Rock ......... 10 20 b M M S A T U R D A Y and JUNE 2ND A n d -ITU Nnlinmd l.cague * Won I-ost Now Yutk .... .... I’ilt,burgh ... . Brooklyn St. laiuis . .. . .... Ciurinnati . . .... • hirugo . . ... Ln.to.l , . .... I'bilmlelpbin FOIl I WO DAYS ONLY Tbu star u director o f "When Knighthood was in Flower". ’•Whnt a merry modern Eden of love­ ly gowns, Jaia-plnr** and lounging lovers Flapper Eva was living in till Adsw eaino along. Then Eva turned i over a new leaf. . Adapted from tho sparkling Broad­ way bit. O N E S M A L L LO T OF F IV E SU ITS O N L Y — G E N U IN E SEERSUCKER ' $19.50 L O R R A IN E Large sizes only 40 to 46, worth $12.50 to close out at the low price of, per sUit .................. w...,....... .................. .................. $9,50 1 i im .t— t .- - -e * O N E LO T OF S E V E N , Y O U N G M E N ’S P A L M B E A C H SU ITS Small sizes, 32 to 35. Worth $12 to $15. Going at, per suit ...$8,50 ............. ....... ........i______________ _______________ — . ■— 1 , ■— Sen us for your Rathlnff Suits. We have a Rood line of them (n Indies', Men's, Boys* and dren's, you will find our prices right on them. A few other Rems of Merchandise will be offer'd at reduced prices Saturday and Monday* in nnd let us show you whnt we have to offer---- -— We will try and make R interesting t o ; And the honor guests tonight will be M. Kronen and wife and wiU atm this wonderful picture without cost to them. Ho there sure as Osborne has saved a place fur you. OUR AIM IS 218 EAST FIRST STREET ------------------------------- -----------■ -r r �at face vilae plus clerk'* When You Ate In n Hu V W Yohr Meats r J U S T FHC W e i l e l i v e r t p . i n f 'i R if the ciiy. cut Flnrldu nn<V >WwUw The Chidcent MUTTON BERF- F A T H EN S A N D FRYERS SUGAR-CURED HAMS AND BACON —— —A Trial Will Convince You-------- Pure Food M a rk e t J. HUGH TILL1S. Prop. 402 SANFORD AVENUE-------------SANFORD, FLORIDA ;; Sanford, Fin. ,Mny 8th, 19M. lion. Board o f County Commission­ ers In and for Seminole County, Flor­ ida, mot in regular session nt Id o’clock n. m. Frosent: Chairman John Moisth, and Commissioners G ,'L. lilodsoe; C. w . Entsmlnger. B. F. Whaafcr,.and E. Cbriett, with V. % ! p ierk ,.in d .cf. ,M.'ita*Hl, flifoflfr, f(i altemliiiiCO.> • , ilinutb* o f ’ the list regukir .meet­ ing' hold A’hril’ I ftth/ ; nfso fijmclAl meeting held April 21rd, vrUfti rend and approved. Mrs. A,*(*. Burden,i, appeared before I the Board in reference to tho width» of the public highway nt the Mon­ roe Bridge, and on motion o f Com­ missioner C. W. Enlxmlnger, 2nd by Commissioner E, CUrlctt, mid carried. •he Above matter is hereby referred to Chairman John Meisch and A t­ torney Gpo. A. DcCotfca, with power to act. * Mr. R, J. Roily appeared heforo the board mid introduced Mr. John McWhnrU r representing the TArnjui Tribune, who is getting out n special Sunday edition o f the Tampa Tribune for Seminole County, and after conskWahlu discussion the following motion prevailed: Motion o f ComVibutioher, Cl W. Eiit xrfiinger, sixond&) by ConintlsKioner H. F, Wheeler, and carried,* this nouni of Counfy Commissioners hen by agreed to 'in ­ sert n two page advertisement in this ,Spc(dnlt Edition fur Somliudo County. ^ x.j StiffJjy'CAfnr-.B. V ’ lir tl, Mu' bid of E. fi. Brady for one Hji.afr pair o f bay mare mules for the sum ***• M io n « * *« * am . * * ' AT $)I(lf>.00 allowing the county the P* rum of $150,00 for the pair of mules - •• traded In by them, l* hereby accepted, into, /loti the„ck*rk o f this board instructed ship 20, South of Range 111 Eastc, 3oc- todraw warrant for 1650.00. * Went one mile to the center of Sec­ tion 2C, same Township ami Range, nFp/ , Petition of L. II. Dodd, et nl., in ami also, ' tOTcVcrct) to the proposed Lpke HowThe East 50 feet e f . UJtrr, Street root' til and Golden Jlud rond, wan again fiom the, renter of Section 20, rfotiti) nitlj taken irp, and thd fallowing jrec holdr ' 1 '* ‘ . - I J . l l . t. _ _ .ii two nmj thrce-(|unrter mile*.Jol the era was appointed by ithis boarjl to art Routk Jim* o f the NorlliWc^t: Quarter nr ffcwifrfl aml'hiaJtt-their report to ’ J o f the Northckat Quarter t^lr-Twnrd: L. H. Dodd, li. K Doug-;5 !■»» ToviriaWp' SMt Smith of H aiigeT ^ lais and t>. $1. LkMgthas. An recorded in (J. I’. Sw^pd Lkhd Company’s Pint o f Blno^’ RaidWock* recoi^ijdJ^'Hot Book 2, on page 111. oil dthu Vam A m lnl" Oabornc Bpok*. erngo Company's Addition to Block Hammock, recorded in Plot Book 1, on page :tl, Jlenunole County, Rec­ ords, and, * no it further Resolved, That the property rights and privileges here­ by granted and conveyed unto the Snnbnnrd.Air Line Railway Company and its successors and assigns, shall constituteir■Yfltnehlse In - porpetuiiy fpr building, constructing, maintain­ ing, opemtlug dial conducting raid railroad over., along and upon the right uf way'afore/.nii!, and. Bo It further R»sn|v.erf. 1'hnt the tracks to be laid oyer, along and up­ on said right' o f way by tho Sen- The following bids for the.pureim-if jif n'.pnir of-mules were opened and rend, bid o f it. A. N’ ownmii,' E. Ei, Umly, mid G, F. Smith, hbls held opmruntil nftcrno'm. Hid of W. f}. Earle, for the hardsurfacing of the Wekiva Fill was oiKtiied mul mid, and an motion of of Commissioner G, L. 'Bled-:no, .sec­ onded by Commissioner C, W. K «U - A good morning, one flint Is good In every sense of the word, follows u summer night spent in cool, refreshing sleep. Before long-you will need n pleasant sleeping porch which will let you get out 6f the stuffy interior rooms. Such n porch pays dividends In better health uhd thg "pep1' thkit comes frbttl sound sleep. Add n room to your home hy building a screened, rrtosquito-proof sleeping porch this spring, Wc enn help with the plans und furnish tlic lumber, screens und other tilings you w ill need. H ILL LUMKKlt CO I’ hMH- 1<10 S an ford, |<'Iorl(lu Is Found on Every Trail >•.. , •* : ■ :* y ■* * There is no better guidepost to the motor lanes of America tl?an the Buick Authorized Service Sign. * * Nor is there a better insurance of con­ tinuous, careful and dependable motor­ ing than <he ownership of a Buick. The performance of every Buick everyw here is constantly guarded by a motion-wide network of Buick Auth­ orized Service Stations. .. '■ ■ D -IM U V BUICK COMPANY n better automobiles are built, Buick will Build Them HD, FLORIDA L. C. MOORE, Manager v -1 all times make und keep in good re­ pair tho JdffltwAy, crossings, ditches, hi'idgiM and culverts wherever same (kali cross mid-right o f way hereby granted, nud upon failure an to do, the amiie sliall lie placed in proper condition hy tho County o f Semi note, and tho coal And expcnbQ thereof sluill Ik* paid hy the Seaboard Air Lino Ruilway Gompuny, and Re it further lb ,o h ed, That this iVnnrhl le sh-fH XflftVt after the date o f the siguipg o f u c inti set botwehn the said Senlioard Ah' Lino nRilway Company and the County of Himinule, hur-od upon and |lu accordance with the prb*. tsioim of thin resolution, tho said St aboard Air ! tJne it It i IWay Company helt.g hare by i t.puired to nigu^y the acceptance or rejection of ifi-.* franchise horoby granted within 2Q days from the date hereof, and to agree to hold the Coun­ ty of Seminole hamtlesH from npy damages that may neeme to any iibiitting property owners by reason •if the use mul o^<£upnliun o f that por­ tion of the public highway of yeminolo Comity, Kio'ntl|i, hereby granted unto it, mid if ‘Accepted, ahull begin to assist its depositors in every way! ,.f True, tliere are times when even a bank is obliged, to refuse aicP-but since the establishment of this bank in 1887; fe w indeed sons mnt. will be ’ ? Motion o f Cinr. G. L. Bledsoe, 2nd a p p r e c i a t e d .V hy’ C’omr. B. F. Wheeler and carried,] Eng. Fred T. Williams is hereby In- [ r.tturfed to make «n estimate of the' cost of hard-surfacing the Osceola, toad with marl. ’ I Motion o f Comr. B. F. WhcoU'r, 2nd \ by Comr. FI. Curiett and carried, this ,i( Ixmrd agrees to donate the sum of ; $200.00 for htird-Hurfuciiffe to roadj A COMMUNITY BUILDER leading from Allamonto to „ Black M 5\ Watnr Lake. I1.T. WI1ITNRR, Cuikifr J. N. Bradshaw appeared licfore the J F. I*. FORSTEIt, President board in rcfcrenco to a rond near Lake Howell, On motion o f Comr. C. W. Knlxminprovisfons o f which u certain side­ motion of Comr. C. W. Knlimliiftr \ ger, 2nd by .Comr. B, F. Wheeler and track will be constructed, maintained 2nd hy Comr. B. F. Wheeler ami cir!H carried, it Is hereby ordered liy the und operate dnt Soldier Creek, Sami- ried, thin board accepts the alwve a! Hoard o f County Commissioners ' o f nolc County, Florida, sprlhgiug from port, .approves name, nnd hereby dc Komintdo County, Florida, that the the main line track of said Railroad dares the same to bo n public retd. form of contract between the County Company nt*a point 12C& feet miuthRopdrts of the Severn) connty of. of Kemlnolc and the Atlantia Coast wunily o f mito ost H o f said railroad fieialipwaro received, read and utdtr. I Line Kallrond Company, By tljo pro­ comiiany an its'Jneksonville district; ed filed. ?,* )Y visions o f whb-h said railroad com- ’ all ns described in the said contract Warrants paid during th>* month of pnny lensofT to said county o f Send-1 dated the Hth fitly of Mny, A. D. 102.1, April were ordered csneelle*| of rWi nolo, Florida, three hundred (.100) llh-' nnil as shown on the blueprint attach­ ord. cnl feet of fifty (CO) pound rrclny ed to said contract, be, and the name rail, sufficient to construet 150 foot There being no further businca is hereby approved. o| trapk, nail such angle bars ns may this hoard stands adjourned untl Further that the chairman and clerk tlgiir next regular meeting to be U i lw attached thereto when delivered for the construction of an extension o f this hoard are hereby authorized on Monday, Juun dth, A. I). 1923, (t to a sidetrack belonging to said, rail- und diiepletl to execute the sail! con­ Hi o'clocii n. in. load l onipnny at Soldier Creak, Scad-1 tract in the name of said county and ;i'de county, Florida,, all ns described; on behalf o f this hoard. Big value:* In-Aluminum at llolwrtf The Ilond Committee composed of Grocery, .Saturday. hi the said contract dated the 8th (lay 55.p1 of Mny, A. I), 1921, lie, mid the same Frank Evans, et nl., here filed their report in re: Road leading from^Lnke EXTRA JUDICIAL CIRCUITS Is hereby pa proved. Further that the chairman and CREATED; OR A NO L-OSCBqjbrk ,of this hoard ore hereby auth- road, described as follows,■tn-wit: Be­ OI.A; SIJMTKIt AND LAKE oi iscd and directed ' to execute the ginning at Luke Mary Station, run­ ;itii11 contract in the name of said ning tb tile left of and pnrnllcl to the TALLAHASSEE, June l.-A n « Atlantic Const Lino rnilrond to Sec­ trn judicial circuit would lx- created county and. on behalf of this hoard. On •notimi of Coirtr. <f. \V. Ent*- tion m, Tvrp. 20 S'., Range 80.:, E., out of. Ornngu and 0>rculn, and 8anminget, aeiondcd by Comr,' H. K. thengd straight smithAbfougb the cen­ tor and Lake countie.*) under the Wllt eJer and carried, it is hereby,or­ ter o f said section mid terminating nt terms of n measure, ftn:ll passage #1 dered hy the Hoard of County ( ’ om- the Hmifard-Orlnndo brick* road, and which wns'cfTecliKl by the Senate tad misnloners of Seminole County, Kin., the commlttw* recommcndb the above night. Senator Wicker opposed th» that the form of contract between the ns-the-best route for said proposed nr*fiM.fo und rend a letter frum Jud** County o f ’Bcminolo und the Atlantic road und rccymmendH that tin' right- W. S. Bullard to the elect that it Count Line Rniltoad Company, Hy the. ot-wny lie sixty-six feet wide, ami on was not needed. fnt< lit- luudth bill for and <>n motion o f t’omrnisidoncr E. Cnilott, seconded by Commissiont-r 0, W. Entxincngcr nnd carried, the* Clark of this Board Is “Instructed to wire Attorney Geo. A. Det’oltcs tu look over the proponed public health bill nnd if snnm meets with his npprovul ns to legnl form, thiu* Board will endorse slime. Mr. K. Hy. Fulmer, nppenred i>efore thi* Hoard in refeit*nee to prop­ erty rights.of Mrs. Jnno Rnrltory (douetised) and filed 11 communication with tho Board. Motion of Commissioner C. W. Ent/mingcr, nernnded by Commission­ er E. Curiett, utid earried, this Himed m e follovvirig.lire arm Ixinda were < hereby nccepta tho propoaiUori of Mr. approved* noli ligcliilo. uriicivJ hrucil: ♦, l'ulmcr and U10 mutter is herbby re­ (!. A. Mu hr1 , K. U. Wmlbttmk, A. H. *\ ferred to Attorney Coo. A. DuCottea, Middleton Wod J. A. Logan, to prepare the mneoMiry puperil. Motion o f Cl. W; Knumingcr, pee- j Mr. It. \V, Pcnrmon, Spcrotark'of Sunfoid Chamber of Commereo, ap­ ended by K, C’urlctt mul carried, clerk J peared in*fore the Board in lcfcrencu i« imitructcd to draw warrant for the -i to the invitation from Brevard Coun­ nuru of $50,00 turW, M. HtHigcx.Motiun of Comr, C. \V, Entr.mingcr, ty Cumnii sinners to attend a Fish rrcopdod by Comr. ■E. Curleft, mul Fry on Wednesday, Mny Hih, 11*21. Mr. Booth, representing the Uma- carried, the ri‘<im»t of U. F. Whit* J tilln Fruit Company, uppeured before ncr, Jr„ County Agent, for a !10 J J the Board in reference to the closing day* vmatiop, is hereby granted. Motion of Comr. C. W. Entxminger, j of alleys through the Company’* seconded by Comr. H. F. Wheeler and gloves nt I’aoln. Motion o f Coptmlssioncr C. j W. curried, clerk of thlx board la InstructT'uUtuinger, seconded by Connnl*- ed to draw warrant lj» Chau, Tyler ♦, sioner II. F. Wheeler and carried, for the cum of $2-1.10, the county c riiiiiiinan John Meisch, In hereby nu- P«nl ion o f icfuiut due Chns. Tyler on tlioi ixeif to ell the old roller belong­ Tux Cart’s. No*. <15 and CS, sola o f Ji 1020, said c c r t lfin m covering rail- J ing tu the county. The following resolution wnn uf- laud property, stata having refunded j fcied hy (-oninii.'.slonor (t. W, Entx* their pei I ion the sum o f $6.00. Deeds from G. II, Rond and wife, ♦. tniuger who moved itn adoption, name being duly Kmuided by t ’ommisr.ion- and Geo. II. Johnson mul wife tu tbo V county cormnisslononi o f Sominule *| er .11. F. Wheclur, and adopted. Be it resolved. That uutborily is county, were presented to the buard, hereby given, giunted nnd conveyed covering right nf-wuy for the Yoad £ unto the Seaboard A ir Uno Railway, on the east side of Lnko Jessup krtpwn j on Read Head mail, toud, and the clerk of, this Com,uni)’, u ^corporation, jls SU000S- ;ifi sors and assigns, to build, construct, bom d "Was iiittTUete<k' to have these | . |^ maintain .operate am! conduct a rail­ deeds recordod. Dr. J. T. Denton appeared Ixfore |c road along,throug und upon that por­ tion of certain public highways of tho lioard In reference to Mr. U esU 'J Seminole County, Florida, moru par­ wick, at Lake Monrov, and on motion ^ ticularly described us follows, to-wit: of Coinr. C. W. Kntzininger, seconded i The West 30 feet of Stone Street by Coinr. IL F. W holer and carried, jj fioni the South lino o f Section 30, the ahvvu mattur t» »fL*rrod to Chm. j _ t Township 2n, Smith of Range 11 Esit .Meisch. with (tuwer to act. Motion uf Comr. £. W. Enlxmlngpr, « Ninth One and One-half miles to the renter of Section 25, same Township seconded by Coinr. B. F. Wheeler und carried, this board laroinmond* to Ihe J und Range, also, The South 60 feet of t*alm avenue r to to coinptndler that he allow the , from tho center of Section 26, Town- redemption o f state lav cert. No. 2lH>, ' ; r x'liS t& t& r iJ i rr Th is Bank Strives [ First National Bank I [♦(J* R R -t: ■• « “W a i •** *** O f Sweaters, Overblouses, Skirts and Hand-Made Waists A two*day event of unusual importnnre to the Woman or Mins who U anticipating Ihe (rip (u the mountainH or seashore; yet lei us not forget the one staying at home for what is prettier than u pretty sport costume for muto ring, golfing or sports wear? All tho mnv styles of tho present vogue, very cleverly, rictfflrhfed fashioned in ftilks of Paisley and Printed'Designs, while others aie represented in Solid colors, touched here and there with colorful em­ broidery; . . $14.75 Grade $11.D5 Grade .............: ru ..... jt7*95 Crude jfjji .............. . '$9.75 Grades © ................$7.95 $7.95 Grades <a>, ... ......... ..$6.50 $5.95 Grades © ................$4.95 WOOL $fi.95 Quality (7/ ...... . $5.95 Quality^/?/ ....... .....* $4.50 Quality <n .. ............... Otiicrs reduced neconliugly Pretty Silk Skirts of hunvy Canton and Iloahtumhra. Pleated and plain modew at speeiajly reduced prices: $17.95 Grades rj; I..,.'.,.'.:..'. $13^0 $12.95 Grades © A fortuimto ijul-chaic, ,While Kl:lrl« in Sntffn mill Culxrdiim Wy-1-!' to g iv e y o u tlieae e x tra o rd in a ry values, a ■>. - �I t .<j / i r i ' j* n . v ty/HILE. s o u r e A B L E TO > iv * A W t\ N vs k N D ’ R E S r j BUSINESS C H E L L E M A IN E S [ LAW YER — Court House DIRECTORY American Red Cross Force, Direct SuccessfulFight Against Disease t'dR R E K t— Furnished kltchcnnctto for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia nvc. • 40*tfc A m ong M any Refugees in Greece FOR RENT— Email cottage, ace J. Muaaon, 601 Palmetto Ave. 60-Dtp. Rooms 226-228 Tee can find the name of every live Business Alan la Sanford la (hie Column •s^h day. FOR RENT—Three room furnished yipartriiont.—Lee liras., 415 West First Street. 47-tfc FOR RENT—One furnished houae In choice location. See Paul Lake. D E N TIST CO-tfe New Melsch lluilding Phone 201 Sanford, Florida FOR RENT— Bungalow, 0 rooms nnd sleeping porch. Partly furnished. Phono 113. 53-2 ip Dog's Car}, Proved Expensive. Tim Imrktliff of ii dug so frtghlvner n fh»rk nf 2,0iin slieep returning In lh« iliirk from the niountubi pastures n< | Freney irttlsims. , iu*tir Grenoble | Franco. thut they rushed over i j fnvlne. Tim shepherd. In ntieinptlni to stop them, wna tlfugged,, over will "D R . R. M. M A S O N The Herald delivered six times a eok for Hie. * w. j. Daily Fashion Hint T H IG P E N Real Estate FOR RENT— Tw(T~furntshoif light housekeeping rooms. Closu in. Alt [Quick Service Transfer conveniences. Summer rates. Alko . Storage Facilities FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE furnished room, large sleeping porch. |lf ire pleaao you, tel] ollrera: if not, Phone 132.—400 Palmetto Avenue. tell os. I’hone 498 53-3tp Rm . 205-Phonra- ■— Office 271 FOR RENT— Furnished apartment, 3 rooms, private family. All con­ DR. J. T. D E N T O N veniences, 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone SANFORD N O V E L T Y PHYSICIAN-SURGEON , 2S3-J. * 5-l-Otc 4tpomn 206-207-208 Mrisch lluilding WORKS BUNGALOWS, coltngen and npnrtV. C. COLLER, Prop• ments for the summer season nt DR. G. S. S E L M A N Daytona Bench. Reasonable rotes. General Shop and Mill Will furnish photos and full informa­ Practice -limited to Work Dincaae* of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat tion upon reguest.— Holley & llnwICONTRACTOR and BUILDER kins, Daytona Dcucli, Fla. 5-31-lmo-e Eye* Examined, Glaaaes Fitted 1117 Commercial Street—Kan ford, Fla. FOR RENT One furnished room Meiach Building apartment for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia Ave. fit-Btc B. W. H E R N D O N Ryes Examined Glasses Designed I Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE------- A UTO-------- BONDS Opt Idea-Op ternetrlet .12 Rost First S tm t Sanford, Fie. S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder 1ANFPKD •CLASSIFIED ADS FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons r.alalillabril ISON Real Palate, Loans and insurance Phone 18 Clnaaified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for lean than 25cAnd positively no Cinsalfled Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count (ha words and remit acordingly. 10l-H Magnolia Ave. STEWART The Florist Cat Flowrrs------------ Floral Dealgna M Annual and Ornamental Pianta lit Myrtle Ate.---------- Phone 260-W - This It to Introduce Airs. Char­ lotte Heilman Of Hound Hrook, New Jersey, nursing director of the American Rcd^ Cross in Greece, She is the womattiupon whom devolved much of the responsibility for the care of a million refugees who last fall and early last winter were un­ ceremoniously swept into Greece from AuMolia add other Turkishoccupied territory. Moreover, it is to Mrs. Charlotte Heilman that much of the'success of the American Red Gross campaign against dirt and dis­ ease in .llic';rankx of ..the. refugees must he attributed. The metropoli­ tan of Athens is also shown nerd preaching sanitary discipline to refu- W ANTED s T liN o G itA l'IlliR W AN TE D —Must be experienced. Address I*. O. Box 221. 3 2 -tfe W ANTED— Used musical instruments instruments of every ulcscription. Will pay cash or trade,—M , L. Price Music Co., Tampn und Znck Street, Tnntpa, Fla. • *6-25-lmo-c W ANTED-Bookkeeper. WTfl mn^ ploy competent bookkeeper who enn give bond. Apply 1’. O. Box 700. 54-4tc gees as part o f the American Red Cross program. While reports from more eastern renters of refugee settlement luve brought news ol pestilence and epi­ demic, In Grecte where the Ameri­ can Rcd#Cross, and particularly Mrs. Heilman* and Iter staff of American nurses, Jmvc Been handling the refu­ gee situation, enforcing bathing and making drlousing one of the essen­ tial requirements for the person who sought a meal ticket, cpidrmlct have keen nipped in the luiil and no con­ tagious disease liaa-bccn allowed to gain n foothold. Typhus, the most dreaded of all the winter diseases in the refugee Greece Escapes Worst Evils o f Refugee Invasion B y Efficient Work o f Am erican R ed Cross LOST FOUND—Cameo brooch on Palmetto avenue. Owner may have it by do­ se tilling same und paying for this nd. 55-tfc A kind of new brooms and dust­ pans just come in, also O-Urighl'n Sil­ ver Powder and Brillo.—The Popular B3-2tc FARMERS— You can get seed bet* Market. Phone 210. F (}R *SALB SANFORD M A C H IN E C O M PA N Y fram-i end irrigation pluga at th* Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfi Daily Ilernld on sale at Jop's Smoke j House, Mobley's Drug Store and [ FOR S A LF— Uoaier anil Gays' paint* Hunt’s Pharmacy. and varniahea at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agenta. 183-tfc General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repair* Acetylene Welding Phone 62------- Sanford. Florida rOU SALK— khodo' island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for ,$1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bear dull Avenue, San­ 83-tfp w. H. |«ak J. II. Colrlough ford. Leak & Colclough FOR SALF)— Large motor boat, every convenience, four cylinder motor, in INSURANCE remarkably good condition. W ill con­ I'lrr— Life—Auto sider nny offer—L. II. Connelly. 3D-tfc No. 3 First Nnt’l Bank Bldg. Annex SANFORD FLORIDA t b i t Ka UE—$600 buys 5 acres, $250 buys 2% acres, good fruit and gar­ den land, within City of Lake Mary, the coming tourist center for Semi­ nole county. Land high overlooking two beautiful lakes. The city dwel­ ler's dream.— Lake Mary Realty Co., I*eke Mary, Fla. 4D-7tp PROFESSIONAL FOR. HALE OR RENT—5 room buagalow, furnished or unfurnished, corner 4th street and Holly avenue. Apply W. R. Pell, 81D West Third Bt. 50-6tp t'OR 8At,k— Six aerea land, two tiled, well located.— F, A. Peters, Routo ••A", Sanford, Florida. Bl-Ctp George A. DeCottes A\tomey-at-L»w Over Stnlavlt County Beak •ANFORD -> FLORIDA FRED R . W IL S O N - ATTORNEY-AT-LAW •ANFORD *■ HALE BARG AIN— Indian Scout mo. torcycle at less than half price, cash —nd defects. A -l condition. Frame for attaching aide carrier. Inquire at Bukk Garage, Del-end. C2-4tp FOR $ALE— 1 Underwood typewriter; 1 F. Si K. cheek writer; 1 Dav. enport; 1 heater.—J. C. Mitchell, lienson Place, Pace's Lane. 63-3tp FOR R E N T *»* *. FLORIDA RENT— Furnished ■FOR ,— j.,, apartment, ----- (Dmtmim. THE VOGUE OF TIERS AND YOKES All nf (He important'muturicrcs of Paris ore vjmhwiring lioih tiers ami yokes this season in the smartest of their creations. Tho model to the k/t attractively pictures the new fashion, . Iwing developed in caramel brown erfpe. At the lack the line is flat, the shirring* Ixing concentrated at the front. The dress takes the form of a slip-on blouse and a slip with attached, gathered flouncr*. Medium size re­ quires 4 Jf yards 36-inch erf pc. The second model, also in ertpe, may be in bkgr, gray, brawn or one of the new sunset colors. The doting is on the shoulders, the front of the dress being slashed In from the shoulder edges and tho lower slashed edges gathered. The result is the yoke effect' with youthful nrckliaa'tbat so many women are sure to affect. Medium size E L T O N J .M O U G H T O N l™ I'“7< i",East r . r Fifth ^ r 8L auln' 208 ARCHITECT IA N F o r d ■ 7. M illar B ld g. “ •* **- *»* BSJtp FOR RENT—lir g e . convenient, unfumiahed rooms for bouaekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. • F L O R ID A | V v v v v ‘ ;.f ; „■ •-*!•-.** ’-.It * Tt 52-5tp REPLICAS OF PARIS FROCKS Figured t fcdtgettt ctfnr is used with fascinating rfieri In the development tlf the (inti frock. The long-waisird Idoiise and panel-trimmed skirt arc joihed unihl a Virile oP soft satM, while gm* grain rildion outlines the V-sha|iril neck, tihort sleeves, drapery and lower edge of the skirt. Plain Georgette rsett is ■ used .foe the cascade INint-U at the side of the skirt. Medium Unhooking the Hookworm., sire teipiirrs Jj-j yards 40-inch Geor­ I'lillinlnglsts In "the United t’tnles j gette anil I y.inl of aitin or other plain briny, service In Muiilln any Ihiit n l-1 mnlcriaU (or tin* trimming. Kmiha doth in u soft tone of rust, is maul nine'nut o f leu persona In ’ the | combined with Burgundy aa|ln in thb Philippines have hookworm Infection. next model. The embroidery on the The enaea lire no! aerlotre, bill they ovTrblouse is done in self-color rijk lower the efficiency o r the Fll'plnn nnd silver. The collar, undcrblou*e worker nnd Jlkewlao reduce. ||q> pow­ .md side pinrls of the skirt are 6f ers o f rerktnnce iieiilnM nuilqrln satin. Medium size requires 2 f{ yards tnherculnsla mid oilier atlileiils. The 54-iiicli kasha cloth ami 2J{ yarus 40imhsitin. ’• nnny aclenlluta nre ualng mrbon telFirst Model: Pictorial Review Dress rerhloHde im it apeeifle syillnat the No. V940. Sizes, 34 to 41 inches bust pamalte. This la powerful alufT, but. and 16 to aO years, I’rire, J5 rents. If rhemlcnlly pure, eceir.a to he aufe. Second M imIcI: IMoose No. WV4, The doclo'ra tried It out by riving fmir Sires, J4 to 44 Inches bust. Price, 35 times the uaiinl <b»e to prisoners tin rents. Skirt No. 0408. Sizes, 24 to dcr Ibe.deiilli penalty. H iry got so 36 inclirs wuist. Price, 30 cents. spry end holilerolta tbnt liiq only tiny to get rid of them was to bang them. It Is n big Job to unhook the hook­ worm, but science la going to do It. (live II tlmn nnd practice.— la** An­ geles Times. Daily Fashion Hint Daily Fashion Hint purely" Cerda ef Bsaford’s Repotable Prufreaienal Men, each •f whom, la his cboeeu profsasi— the Herald recamamde U the people. camps, has kern kept nt a minimum; smallpox Im i hern o>mha|ed l»y * i extensive vaccination campaign; and now that summer is at hand in Sunny Greece inoculation against cholera and typhoid is fining forward. The American Red Lros* lias spent in flic neighborhood of $2,600,0011 in Grercc in relieving distress nmn,,,; the refugee* and in waging its war upon dirt and disease. Most of it went for food: some of it went for soap: some of it went for medicine*. It all came out of il»«- emergency i[i«astry fund’ in a in ia im hv the organlratlnn through * .in ch.rrij, The , !■! •.!.? prow* leni is rap. * No. 1464. Sizes, 36 to 44 inches bust. Price, SS emu. * ** j ^ Second Model: Dress No, 1477.' Sizes, to 4d inches bust. Price, 35 White reports reaching America ported from centers o f refugee con­ from Constantinople of lata have centration further cast. There was little suffering from hunger end starvaii,'~ because rations were promptly i isuedi there were compar­ atively few deaths from exposure, ital, where hundreds of the 25,000 because ample and early shipments r/ho sought asylum there -ere said to of clothing and blankets wero rap­ es dying daily, conditional in Greece idly distributed among those in need itself, where the refugees ere num­ ot them, and, most important of all. bered not by the tens of thousands the sanitary regulations established but by hundreds of thousands, are In and enforced by the American Red striking contrast. In Greece and Its Crosa with the cooperation of the adjoining islands the American Red Greek Government, the vigoroue Cross lias been and atill is feeding clean-up campaigns, the protection some 500,000 of the refugees and of water supplies, the disinfection throughout the winter such a high and the Inoculation of the refugees, standard of sanitation has been main­ the emergency hospitalization pro­ tained that in no camp did any dis­ vided, combined to check any disas­ ease reach epidemic proportions. trous spread of smallpox, typhus, The picture above ahowa a distribu­ cholera or other diseases common to tion of American clothing to the such indiscriminate nestings of fautusnity. * Red Cross refugee children. The American P-1 Croat met tbd The promptness with which the American Red Cross m«t the emer­ emerc’ejicy fn G. ce with entergency arising when, as an Jnci>lent of the Greco-Turkish war, a million helpless and homeless wanderers were suddenly dropped upon the port .towns of Greece, forestalled any *saA|asuk>t|] paaj oi ui«i|l *u|' "OJtij stiqi 'Xuix-m* unu/ tuaqi aptat •aad i| e||i|ju t ujj[> pnu oi umih U.U0||II ijimini aqi u| ||q v ‘aaiuJi; aij] oj spinuri «inj| t|i|.w pas k|uat| sq| qq ) ssj a»n unu; tu.nn a|saadM 0 | Su|AHt| jnotniJ* |L>iiu.i\t «q Xtnu Aot|i IU1J) OS ‘a|ttuo Xuuoi jo puaq oqg tw »iu d aq t|i|i| u jilikw x u u jjb usniw •l|*1 ■ pamast:; sst| treutqooajj y m K IK ,i M Rsaliy Useful Umbrella. It wu^ a French Invenlnr. with a IHttkr henrt for blryrllsts, chauffeurs, nshcrmrn and wandering artists, who rattirlved a form of umbrella for pro lection against sun or rain, which /•an be easily nnd solidly atturlied tc lbo shoulders so ire to leave the arm* and hands absolutely free. Wlteo, * In tree 11 folds up In a mntenleb irrn. ■*. /, iU'jb■V cniT ' O' IfM GENIUS ENGAGINGLY SERVES FASHION The frork of lime-color organdy .pictured at the kft takes on ilSslinctkia by having narrow frills of white net trim (he skirt and blnpse. The sash is ol changeable mcstaline riblmn in tones of canary and rase pink. ' Medium size tequinw 3J4 yards 40-inch or­ gandy and 7 yards *1 trilled net. The second design features • Idouan of 6ne ailk-figurvd voikt ami skirt of snorts satin. The neckline-of the liluuse is oval and deep, while the IX) R THE COSTUME DANCE short slcevrs are slashed and connected wMMHMHRird * llie d.inceros*.umc is incluikd among with lainda of the skirt material. the uaktks of the fashionabio resorts Georgette, figured chiffon cloths, etc., * ■Ocwloping the ovcrtdousc. at allseason*, and this motkl i* as easy are used‘ for to make as It U aftractiw. For it* Medium size retjui development, aatcen, jartalin-, 1st. inch niatcr'ul for feta, etc., may be used, two shades of yards 40-inch vxa'W for ooo color atlordioi the must effucllvu k. F irst M * coiuHoariott. Tho V-shapid neck nu»y , ; N » . o r l « cut high or low. .Medium •!*«' ttquins l K yards 36-lnrh material. .. Piciuriat Review Fancy Custums Nc to 1316. to *4 1 * ■* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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' \ :} <* *.•*> r IN THE HEART OP THE W .O R l^’S GREATEST VRGETA BBBSEC TIftN _____ ______ - ................... ............—r- - '- ~ - A ' 1 I' V ~ 7 ~'< . "t>-'1 1 P " J '" I'* CONGRESSMAN ,CLA DIED AT HIS DEATH H Kiwanis Pledge Support to Any „ 1 ’’{dove for Peace umm SELECTED AS NEXT ECTFJ) DENVER CONVENTION C m < TO ELECT OFFICBIiS TODAY. Body of Statesman W ill Be Taken to p ld Home at Scotland Neck > NUMBER 54 j SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MAY 31. 1» » ■: ■:■!— m i O N A L REEASE BY THE CHINESE BANDITS ■OF TWO AMERICAN CAPTIVES ATLANTA, Oa., May 31.—Kiwaninns were plodgetl to support any con- h* a ®a ®a « a » t a ®a » » ®t a u a® MAJOR ALLEN AND W. a®. structnve movement toward perma­ M SMITH RELEASED FROM nent peace, theo bscrvnnco of Moth­ a® HOUSE PASSES BILL p a s s e d by h o u se a p p r o . CAPTIVITY * a« WILSON, May 31 .—Representative Claude Kitehjn. formerly ers' day, nnd to give aid to disabled an REtlUIIUNG LIGHTS ON no HARDEE SIGNS PRIATING $3,500 FOR W a . HORSE VEHICLES minority leader in the lower house of congress, died at 6:14 veterans of the tyorld war in reso­ an Til It BE CENTS th e p u r p o s e an lutions ndopted lato yesterday by the fct o’clock this morning. Kitchin, whose death GAS TAX IIII.L National Convention of Klwnnis Club* TALLAHASSEE, Mny 31 ay a®. hourly for the last three days began sinking International. —A measure by Rep. Mc­ night last night and tho end came peacefully early this morning. «« TALLAHASSEE?, May 31 The resolution on peace as adopted Kenzie, of Lake, requiring a® Amerlcnn Consul Added KejroHe had been in a aemi-conscious condition since Monday hut rallied an —Governor Hardee yester­ (intions on Retrialhlnu Pris­ declared "that Kiwanis International day afternoon signed the *1 yesterday afternoon and last night a spark of hope Was held ou hereby pledges in earnest support of *a that all animal-drawn vc-> oners Progressing • if puui m From Several Camps hides tng themselves with Reports gnsolino'tax measure. It Ha for his recovery. The body of the statesman will be taken to his s lv New u w Gives Prisoners *4 any carefully conceived effort or old home at Scotland Neck where the funeral will bo held. an lights at night was among becomes effective July 1, at m r T®» A » * o * t* t-e r m « ) ’ Too Much Freedom movement townrd permanent peace »u the rond bills passed by. the no WASHINGTON, May 31.—Uncon­ which time a tax of three a® which gives promise of the maximum ait .house yesterday. Another by ditional release by Chinese bandit* of cents will be levied on each possibility of success with a minimum art Rep. Miller would give the T A .r A » ? /s ^ X '" u y ,^ r - F . o r . a® gallon of gasoline brought two captive*, Major Robert A. Allen, probability of militaristic procedure state road department reg­ *a d. legislature (in obedience to the into the stato for sale at re­ m» U. S. A., and W. Smith, was confirm­ involving tho respective governments a® ulatory power over nil state wishes of lhe people) of the state has tail. In order to bring qpl ed officially tn a dispatch received at a® of the United States nnd the Domin­ a® roads with n view to keep­ enacted •‘appropriate lcsisUUon to retail sales under Its provis­ l»a the state department from Consul ion of Canada." Nl ing destructive traffic from tender impossible repotiU°n the ions. tho measure provides a® Davis at Lincheng. The consul added Support for veterans of the world a»t them. This measure would circumstance, attending the death or for collection of the tax at an war was pledged In a resolution de­ Pn place the maximum load on a® negotiations for release of the re­ ao Martin Tabert" of North Dakota, a c tho place of entry. claring thnt the "Kiwanis Interna­ a® a statu rood at 10,000 His. a® maining prisoner* held by the ban­ joint resolution drawn a* cording to a tional in convention assembled real­ a® nnd place the highway a® dits continue fnvorably. Charge Gross Mismanagement by Wizard Evans to North Dakota up as an a n sw e r / ____ izes that It is tho patriotic duty ns a*. speed limit nt 20 miles per a® several months and Emperor Simmons aasm bly’s re q u e s t wel ns thecconomic duty of each in­ a® hour. |ltr n » Au*rtal»4 Pr*«a) if0 that the death be Investigated SHANGHAI, Mny 31.—Major Rob­ dividual member of Kiwanis, to give at The resolution not yet been haamftp whole-hearted co-operation to the ert A. Allen of tho United State* aa in k i h i u m The resolution has not yet been ATIJVNTA, Mny 31.—ifcecivership for the Klan naked in n petition filed ngencles carrying - on constructive *a a® Army and \V. Smith of Manchester, adopted by cither house, being held in tho Fulton Superior Court today by David Rlttenhousc, and others or work‘of rehabilitation.' Eng., who- were captured by bandita up by a filibuster in the aenatc. Philadelphia, who chnrged gross mismanagement to Wizard Evans. Tho peti­ This includes the securing of em­ Mny (1. have been released .according tion also charged Evans and Emperor Simmons entered Into collusion In se ­ ployment for veterans. to advice* received here today. ‘ TALLAHASSEE, May 31.—Fili­ lling recent controversy involving control of the organization. Judge Hump With Denver, Colorado .assured nr A brief message from Tsaochwang buster on lick eradication apparently ries signed tho order temporarily restraining use of the Klan funds and cit­ the next convention there has been telling of the release of Major Allen was broken shortly before 1 o'clock ing the defendants to ..how cause before him June 0th why petition should littlene tivity over the selection of a and Mr. Smith added that "nego­ when the majority changed rules of LAST NIGHT AND MANY WERE nut be granted. Also restrained from use of Klan money to pay eipemeai «» meeting place for 1U24. but several KILLED AND tiation* are going on favorably." srnste and paved the way for n voto meeting of KlnnolHum called by Evans In Washington June Islan d 2nd. De­ cities have started propaganda for Major Allen, who Is attached to at 1:30 o'clock. At that time it was INJURED fendants likewise restrained from moving headquarters of klan from Atlanta. the 1026 meeting. These inchnh believed tjic measure would pass by Twenty other Klansmcn were nnmod in petition Jn addition to Evans am Seattle, St. I'pul nnd Norfolk. Vn. INDICTMENT CHARGING VIOLA­ the United States Army Medical I B r T S » A •••»«■!» I r . C r * «* 1 corps nt Manila was on n vacation mstgin of two vote's* Simmons, with Rittenlinuso and others as plaintiffs is M. O. Dunning, o The Anniston. Ala., club nlso was in TION OF PROHIBITION LAWS IIELSINGKOIIDH, Finland, May 31. leave in China, with his wlfo an d 1 Sanford, Florida. ______ the Hold with a bid for the interna­ TO STICK TALLAHASSEE. May 31.—Tho The Petrogrhd opera house burned young son, Robert, Jr., when all weto tional meeting in 1030. iUte will bear the expenses of tho last night and many in the audience WEST FI.OHIDA JUBILANT kidnaped in the raid on the Shanghl-a Election of International president , 11, T ® r A»»«M*lntrd I ' r m ) . SANFORD KIWANIANS ttial of Walter Higginbotham, charg­ were killed during panic stricken nish NF.W YORK,“May 111.—The United j Poking express near Suchow, May fl. * OVBR NEW RAILWAY will feature the closing session today. AHE "SEEING ATLANTA" ed with murder of Martin Tnbcrt, for exits according to a Central News ‘ ' Mrs. Allen nnd Mrs. Pinger, wife AND HAVING BIG TIME OUTLET TO TUB SOUTH The candidates most prominently States circuit court of appeals todny dlspatrh received here. Tho dress of under terms of n measure passed by mentioned for the place are hlwood of Mnjor Roland W. Pinger of tho ruled thnt the government need not one of the performers enught fire and tfh bouse appropriating $3,600 for tho (James spread quickly to the scen­ Turner, of Chester, l’a.. nnd Ed V. prove nlchollc contents of whiskey or army ordnance corps, Manila, were Atlanta, C,a.. May 20 1023. (Hr The AMMiMt'S rr»Ml tkat purpose. The has already pasa- ery. Safety curtain was lowered but Mr. Ilob Holly, whether It Is fit for beverage purpos­ released later by tho bandits and TALLAUAS8B, Fla., Mny 31.— Arras, of Columbus, Ohio. es in cases where indictment® charge some days nflerward* their sons, TalluhaHsec folk, III fact, those of this td th# aenate and now goea to tho panic already bad soiled tho audience Editor of Sanford Herald, entire section, cakulato they have Mortgage Loan Co. Violation of dry. laws in which liquor Robert, Allen, Jr„ and Roland Fin­ Sanford, Florida. pvemor. and there was a wild rush to the oxis specified ns whiskey. * ^ moved forward another step in get­ ger, Jr., nlso were freed. Us. Tlw dispatch gives no duUUa of Dear MTi'Holly: . Increases Capital TALLAHASSEE. Mny 31.—The number of casualties other than stnteThe Snnford delegation of the Ki­ ting nn outlet to the west o a s t with­ W. Smith, the Englishman who l* Stock to $250,000 Children’s Hospital ftut “reactions" from Florida’s con­ nten that many were killed and more wanis Club has nrrived In Atlanta In out going through Jacksonville. Rep­ reported as having regained hi* lib­ resentative Williams of this city, put the bent of spirits and humor. vict reform of banning corporal pun- were injured. erty, Is a man well ovsr alxty. Ho During our trip n slight chnngc oc­ through a mensure in the house and Company Ha* Phenomenal Sucre** Destroyed at Pittsburg wns touring tho Far East fg.r his iihmrnt were reported to the comcurred, Dr. Brownlee become a show tho sennto ‘ passed It nlso, which di­ and Need* More Capital for mirsioner ofagrlculture todny from No Loss Life Reported health when he w»* kidnaped. At Clara Phillips man, and Ed lJine a preacher; ob­ rects the nttorney general to prompt­ Increased Business three sources and in telegrams and first Smith was reported to bo tak­ serving the rolA of Dr. Brownlee, I ly Institute legal steps with n view to Will Fight on letters. ing bis experiences in tho outlaws’ More Than Hundred Little Tots Were, ich local Interest is believe thnt in him was lost a great revoking the franchise granted some A mntter of muc.. II. A. Ewing, president of the West stronghold as a nentertalnlng ad­ Moved Out 30 years no to the Tallnhnssee ami the announcement by the f an to Clear Name talent. Florida Naval Stores Company of venture, but Inter his compailons saw Kent Rosslter Joined us in Atlan­ Southeastern Railroad, now n sub­ Mortgage I-oan Company of_ an, in­ I’rnsariiln, which leases county con­ signs of fniling hcnlth and a few ( l l r T h e k . i i w l « t « l r r r » s > WILL ta, and I might say thnt the Atlnntn sidiary of the Seaboard Air Line, for crease of their capital stock from HAMMER MURDERESS victs under a practice that will be "'PITTSBURGH, May 31.—The chil­ days ago the brigand; promised that FIGHT TO .LAST climate certainly effected Mr. Rossi- a line from Tallahassee to Perry. The $60,000.00 to $260.000 00. ThU comdren's hospital of Pittsburgh wns doabolished January 1, 1024, wrote the he would be freed. road was built ns far us Jefferson, 10 DITCH. ter’s appetite os at our luncheon he ,.nllv wus organized i» April, »(**•-• agricultural commissioner that his hnd two plates instead of the one miles this side of Perry, nnd now n with nn authorized capital of $260,000 strayed by fire todny nnd more thnn n hundred little pntlens, mostly crip- 1 Contract* awarded In tho South for hiied prisoners were refusing to (Dr Thr AM«cUlf< Pr»*w) train frequently runs out tnht way. which was nlloted him. which $50,000 was promptly sun- pies, were moved to Mngoe Maternity HAN ANTONIO, May 31.—“ I will work. The warden of tho prisoners the year IU22 was $566,000,000, $225,Dr. Tolar is kept busy observing Although the rails nnd cross ties C w by ' V T bospitnl nearby. Ho fnr as authori­ (MH).otM), or over 100 per cent over slso communicated the same report. fight to the last court to win back the new styles of tho promenading were ready for laying the remaining °the plan of the company o begin op10 miles, at one time, and tho right- crating on a conservative basis, mean­ ties were able to determine there wa» the year 1021. Similar reports were made by the my freedom and good nsme, Clara beauties of Atlanta. no loss of life. Four firemen were warden of state road camp No. 12 at Phillips, hammer murderess declar­ I. II. Kanner, who has mndo good of-way is now understood to bo clear­ while, studying the need. ^ ‘ondl- injured when tho roof of tho admined this morning In Southern Pacific WII.LITF. GOING STRONG Starke, and by Captain L. S. McIn­ in Atlanta, and Is graduating from ed, the work was abruptly hnlted nnd tlins Hallway yards here, In an Interview IN FLORIDA AND OTHER n" tlngh‘' F r o mn t heh i t r . Uon building fell In and two of Georgia Tech this year, certainly was tho T. and 8. E. never entered Perrytosh of a camp in Hillsboro county. with Associated Press representative. glad to see his homo town represen­ At that place the road would connect tbem were taken to the hospital unSOUTHERN STATES Apparently the agriculture com­ w f e w r v e d ‘that the entire capital cousclous. A policeman wmh overcome In company with her sister and I-os tatives at this convention. with the Atlnntic Const Line for . rr\ quarter ............ of «a million would be missioner's order directing that no Angeles officers, Mrs. Phillips ar­ ... bv formaldehyde fumes. Tampa nnd other west coast point*. of Fred Eberhard tho Wlllite man With Klwnnis greetings, I am, more prisoners be whipped in line rived hero at 4:60 o'clock cn route none too great to meet the demand, A “high-ball" could como out of New was here tqdny nnd had the following Sincerely yours, of conditions in this rapidly growing with legislation recently enacted, has to California, to serve a ten-year A DEPLORABLE AFFAIR. Orleans, through Pensacola and Tal­ A. RAFFELD. to suy regarding this superior pav­ just reurhed these .camps, it was term at Sanqueptin for murder last lahassee and onto Tampa without d iA»Covlde»ce of this fact, tho coming material: auted and its effects was being felt. summer of Mrs. Alberta Meadows. Tnmpa Ira* a real murder sertsu ever touching Jacksonville, and giv­ ,any from tho beginning of ltaop«r®MONEY TALKS AT CHURCH"Since I left Sanford, wo have Generally unsatisfactory conditions tion—the first that hn* stirred that been awarded two streets In Miami, ing this section a west coast route. WELL’S. tlons ha* been unable to supply the among the convicts were reported in It is the purpose of interest* in this Prominent Clergyman remand for mortgage loan fund* and. city for several years. Because so- 22,000 yards. On Atlanta avenue at each case. Tho men were "laying ue called society leader* were mixed Atlanta, also, 0,000 yanls on Park•ccton to either take the road’s fran­ Money talks at Churchwcll’s say down." according to the reports while and College Professor un uttrarffoc dividend has chise nwuy or force it to lay tho con­ satisfactory additions! up In this latest crimo It is of the wooil Drive, 0,000 yanls on Druid advertisement today and a glance been paid, a in Mime instances they had gone so ; • Commits Suicide the necting link. to the more Interest to tho residents of thut Circle, 37,000 yard* on White street, a tthe prices quoted on merchandise amount having been passed _ far under their new freedom that snctioYi. But nt the bottom of it l* will convince you of this fact. Head •urflu. and undl.ld® « ' the old story of the fnst night life and 12,000 yards on Green street, all they were "cursing" the guards. The Another Prominent Man Suicides at A theater of the second century has the advertisement and sec for your* “ for two young men.—St. Petersburg in Atlanta. agriculture commissioner was asked been unearthed. The demand for count ot >5" company. Washington tho rate of 17W per cent haring in self. • "Today, we were awarded 81,000 more theaters 1* simply Irresistible what should be done. fact been shown upon tho money em­ Independent. yard* on the North Bessemer Road, He rrplicd by instructing that the . .a __A .•..■•'a nriPPi* Dally Herald on .ale at Joe's Smoke - N o wYork Evening Post. w * !.7 f.S S T 6 fC tt,. r » r a V . J . . ployed during tho first yoaio operabetween Birmingham and Bessemer. men l>e put in solitary confinement One thing about the present legis­ House, Mobley'* Drug Storo and| ••• it is pointed out that these McBride SUrjrstt, widely known Epis­ lion. Incidentally, this road runs by the The Herald for first class Job work and other means of discipline worked lature sticking on a few more com­ irmacy. ~ Phar copalian clergyman and university In­ Hunt's'] earning, n r. . «' °J missions and a lot more of extra two largest steel companies In this out until the board of commissioners pita! end do not represent tho profal ructor shot and killed himself hers CA tax Is thnt the candidate can have section and Is considered the heaviest of public institutions could promul­ Pa today. Dr. Bterrett, who WM W. U..IP... man l.'u lU n g pal. l wb.n t o n * * » • £ truffle road In Jefferson county. Tho gate substitute regulations for the rector erperitus of All Souls church whip. who have made a study of the mort­ flee again—pledging himself to cut­ engineers estimate that It will carry here which he founded. He had serv76.000 tons per day. • ' gage loan business in various aectloM ting down expenses. cd In various churches and been a "Wlllite 2" pavement was picked TALLAHASSEE. May 31.—With lecture ran ethlca and philosophy in .U t . that it u their company has already made and be­ against sheet asphalt, 1 1-2 Inch bin­ all the odd* against them except in a various educational Institutions over ob.erv.tlon that the real p ro g re - and bare mat gin of two votas, tho tick the country. At one time he was the rapid development of any section, par­ cause of the prospects for future prof­ der course and 1 1-2 Inch wearing At a meeting of the Organisation Committee Tuesday night, •radicators threw their strength into president of tho society for philosoph­ ticularly agriculture, In the UulUd it, coupled with the almost absoluto course, a total of 3 Inch pavement safety of an Investment secured by against 2 Inch Willie was chosen as tha following resolution was offered, seconded and the senate yesterday and there as ajr* ical Inquiry. RUtes, date, from the i ' SeirTury ws. Instructed to notify the farmer, through the parent filibuster was waged all day. n ortgag. loan companies with ude first mortgages on Improved real es­ the better type representing what quate esplUl to take car* of the iong tate, It l» believed that the balance of the board consider to he the highest Senators H. H. Wells and J. B. TW*0 DAY SPECIAL SALE. ***** "RESOLVED, That In view of public sentiment, wo term loan* on real estate, vrhlch by the capiUl stock wlU be rapidly ab­ quality pavement, against such type* Johnson as leaders of the hill that x the Organisation Committee ask for another mass meet­ their nature cannot satisfactorily be sorbed. as the aforementioned asphalt with Yowell * Company are putting on was passed in the house Monday The official personnel of the Ban- binder, blUilithlc bito slag and 0 inch ing for tb t purpoae of discharge, ratification or further linanccd through regular . 3a|? of drc**c? were pitted against three of the rec- a special instruction®." channels. Every “ ford Mortgage. Loan Company is com, concrete, which, only bear® out the onlgzed ablest parliamentarians of tul underwear. Beautiful voiles, B S & t a . >» 8.mlnol, Coon., t. Iacl.® ,.nd u e g e d ^ ginghams, organdies,etc. Gifts fo* women interested in this & * * . * " * posed of men of unquestioned integ­ statements I have made to you that the legislature, Senator James E. Ca^Every h meeting Friday tolght, June 1st, at 8 o< assured that Sanford and adjacent rity and with those qualifications once Wlllite is .Investigated wtthj, kins, John P. Stokes and W. A. Mac- June brides In all kinds of Uble linen ih c " ”i . U . m ” f " u n m p j r u n c to 0 territory U on the threshold of an era found In men who do Mg things. This clear mind. It hj found 1 Wdliamt. Senator Calkins carried eU. See the advertisement, i U attested by their sucocss in their ly discussed, Antlclpstlng a Urge attendance the Court House of development and growth of a W th* burden of the attacking side yes­ in teat and the decision la various business activities. . has been selected ss the pUce of nuWtlng. Any nttude hitherto unlbought of aven uy terday though he repeatedly reiter­ tber endanger ' Its passage. mously in favor of oor Officers of the company are: B. O. It.Is not only the pririUge but the duty of every f*” " er ,n* the most optimUtlc. "This board, composed of five ated that he was net AlUmstertng and chauge whatsoever .would DH>*n that Chase, prejAdent; Cel. Geo. W. Knight, terested in the proposed organisation to be present at this meet­ The esUWUhment here of a flnsnhis tactics were as often described as the bill would have to go baqk (o the members, voted four to lay WUUte ing. Everybody will be given an opportunity to express themrial corporation of this also and char- vice-president and general manager; obstructive by Wends of tho bin. house for eoncurrenee and there bo and one who kicked no price." te I* actor It 1* believed will prove to be Alfred Foster, secretary and treas­ Throughout the day friends qf the subjected to any Impediment that It* » . ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE, one of th e V rat big stepfc In that di­ urer and B, F. Wbltncr, H. R. Stev­ bill held their strength at IT against 36 enemies might conceive and with L. L Frasier, Secretary. The Herald delivered ate ens and L. H. Praxtsr, directors with rt ctlon. 15 and beat off every amendment re­ the session drawing rapidly to ---- * Because of the splendid suceesaAbe the above. ' gardless .lau u pf.Mm of .41* nature far to change I cj<«e their chances of saccSss would * * * * * * * * * • Uttar ' in the house bll| wtmlA f ^ - j b ® matipU. prisoners Ia CONFIRMED TODAY QUIT RECEIVERSHIP FOR THE KLAN ASKED IN THE SUPREME COURT BY PHILADELPHIA PARTIES OPERA HOUSE AT PETROGRAD WAS BURNED GOVERNMENT NEED NOT PROVE WHISKEY CONTI i BIG MASS : FQR FRIDAY HT, JUNE 1ST = V VJ iva I �VHJ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1923 r T W 0’ l<IEW MEN ON Ftofon^BTRAwfeitRRY' 'S W W fU iH W tW i W t i by hoUM PIPE OfcGAN L l UB. I, - * . f « ! ’ • Lr • intended to make the East Coast Ca­ , .DIRECTORATE OF THE , On account <?f the commencement GROWERS ASSURED OF nal Company "live up to its charter," exercises of Monday there was only CITRUS EXCHANGE RATE CONSIDERATION as Representative Carmichael, author TO N IG H T I. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor a short business meeting of the Pipe „ F, .................. „ _ . , of tho bill explained It. The meaxure Organ Club at the church Instead of TAMPAi May 24.—Seating two Phone J17-W WASHINGTON, Slay -9. A.f«*w prohibit the company from An All-Star Special new directors and plans for next sea-; days ago Congressman Drone tttok collecting toll for passage through I f r»u h a r r e a r I r l r a i i t b l l l i t y e n the regular meeting. The next meet­ — i f fmm mtr ■ • l e e l a f t t h f r r o r n a l u Cast ing w l be held Monday afternoon at son’s work occupied (thc boRrd of di­ Up with tho Interstate Commerce any.section of a canal which floes ftot( k o ao r. o r If y o e e r e r a l t r l a l a l a s . w r it* D. G. Wagner of Kissimmee is In the home of Mrs. Schelle Maine* on rectors of the Florida Cltru* Ex­ a p o s ta l ra rO t a fk la O r a a r ta a r e t. a l r l a a Commission the question of allowing have n water depth of five feet or a —IN— O rta lla . o r t r l r a k a a r f k r Ite m . I f w lU Magnolia avenue, at 3:30 p. m. All the city today calling on his many change at its session here today. Florida strawberry growers tho same width of 60 feet. A similar measure k r a r r o f l r a p p r e c ia te * . friends nnd selling Southern States 4 . member* are asked to attend. E. P. Livermore, of Homontcnd, privileges in the use of refrigerator Life Insurance. Mr. Wagner I* n was installed as director for the Dnde cars as enjoyed by growers in Cali­ wns pnssed by the house nt the Iftst SOCIAL CALEND AR former resident of Sanford nnd is al­ county Cittnii. feuWkchnrgc In the fornia, the Statb Senate having session hr said, but it was lost In the B. 8. A. heavy calendar of the senate. Mr. place of floy Heck, of Cocounut Grove, adopted resolutions to this effect. Mr. Carmichcal said thnt the eannl com­ There is to bo a Joint meeting of ways a welcome visitor. Wednesday—Mr*. F. E. Rmimillat will roslgned, nnd A. F. Wymnn of Brn- f>rnnc told the commission that un­ rntettafh the member* of the Fort­ all tho four Chapters of the Brother­ L. D. Reagin of Tampa was In the dentown, was seated nu tho director lux* this Was done many Florida pany wns granted thousands of acres Constantly tho gismor of hood of Saint Andrew on Thursday nightly Bridge Club at 3:30. bf land tb construct tpe East Coast city today in tho interests of the Cit­ grower* \?guld be put odi of business. Inland Waterway between Jacknon- and the simple hoipcly cxl,u.nf*0» Wednesday—Ml»*es Pattyo Lyle ond night of this week nt 7:30 p. hi. in rus Industry, a citrus mngnzino that for the Manatee county Citrus Hubnovor oU Small town life, interwoven jn . Anna Mason will entertain from 4 the Brotherhood IIoum>. At this time, is published nt Bartow. Mr. Hcngin exchungo, succeeding J. W. Ponder, o has received the following letter, vi„ e anJ Miatnli hut ^ from B. If. Meyer, chairman of tno tcmpt0)| to live up to the terms of dratnh replete with dramatic ffr to 0 p. m. at the home of the form­ thcro Is to be awarded to tho winning la former newspaper man having of Sarasota, resigned. vor. and emotional fire-* dnmii commission explaining tho situation: its franchise. Chapter, tho Bowling Trophy, which Dr. J. H. Ro38, president of the er, honoring Mias Coralio Till!*, n been connected with the Tampa extolling tTSe unselfishness of tsr "There arc two eases pending be­ was to be played for during the win­ ■ bride-elect of Juno. Times for many years ns business organization, took occosio nto re­ fore this commission, concerning the anctal lovo. R ter. mind the board, old nnd new, of it* manager. • Foreman—"What arc you doing Thursday—Mrs. A. W. Fitts will en­ great responsibility to the grower* transportation of strawberries from tertain the members of the Mcrtle .. LOOK WHAT’S COMING. -TOMORROWof Florida in it* ndminl*tration of Florida' to northern markets, viz., No. I’cte." P. J. Fcitncr, general manager of Matrons Bridge Club nt her home Bricklayer—“Sharpening a pencil." 12,39.1, transportation of strawber­ Mack Sennett Presents At Inst, Circle No. 4, of the Mis­ tho Ozrcola Cypress Company was In the business affair* of this, the oldest on Union avenuo at 3:30 p. m. ries, by express, in carload lots, In Foreman—‘Better look out or you’ll nnd largest co-operative marketing sionary Society of tho Methodist Thursday—Mrs. A. W. Fitts will en­ church, I* coming tho 8th of June, the city todny nnd his hinny friends organization In the eastern United l*cssengcr trains, from Florida to Jinvo this union nfter you. That’s n “The Crossroads of tertain tho members of the Metric to present "Cy Slocumbs Country were glad to sec him again. Ho hnn State*. northern market* which is an inves­ carpenter’s Job." New York” Matrons Bridge Club at her home Store,’ 'at tho High School nuditor- Just returned from n trip to New York tigation Instituted by the Commis­ Following the general discussion nnd New Orleans nnd other points. on Union Avenuo at 3:30 p. m. sion upon its own motion nnd No. 12,­ •The person who disregards nafoly ium. Some of the High School boy* Friday—Mrs. M. S. .Wiggins .will on- will toko part, so they will have a Mr. Fcitnor say* tho road is fairly of the advertising of the exchange 981, Railroad Commissioner* of tho rules some day will pay the penalty. FOR MATTRESS troubles phone Smi tertaln the member* of the Thlr- part of the proceed* for tho Athletic good now between this city nnd nnd talk* by George A. Scott, gen­ Stnto of I-ouisiana vs. American Rail­ eral sale* manager, nnd Jefferson Osceola nnd the Osceola pcoplo nrc ford Mattress Factory 402-M-t. 1 teen Bridge Club at 3:30 nt her way Express Company, n formnl com­ A**oclation. NOTICE! SUMMER SCHOOL! showing their appreciation by coming Thomas, advertising counsel, It was plaint. home op Magnolia avenue. •* Olltt Ah, but It’* ‘‘a scream.’’ Wo'vo a FrJ^ay—Peter Schaal will give n long hot Bummer before us, and n to Sanford to do their trading. Os­ decided to maintain the effort of the "Hearings hnvo been held, proposed organization for Increased consump­ A Hummer rchool for making up Subscription Banco for tho mem­ bit of fun will help us through, so ceola is n good feeder for Sanford reports issued, nndornl argument lost work will be opened in the Gram­ business nnd 1s getting larger nil tion nnd' dintribution of ScuIdKWcot NOTICE! bers of the College Set at the Val­ friund* don’t mis*. See! fruits. The advertisement n**eis- had before ur. tl wns found thnt a mar School building on Monday, Juno tho time. dez Hotel at 8:30 p. m. ment .per box can be mntcrinliy re­ decision could not lie reached in time 11th, in the following subjects: Friday—The Dependable* class will ALL PERSONS ENCAGED ijj FAREWELL PARTY duced, however, In view of the nota­ to be of any Immediate imnefit to the Ilild: School and Shorthand—Mrs. TUB BUSINESS OF OI KftATIKc Among tho prominent vi*itorn to *lT« a shower at tho homo of Mr*. Misses Lucile Anderson and Eliza­ tho city yesterday wns Dr. George ble Increase in volume of fruit shippers and it wur. therefore derided R.TJ. Maxwell. Dwight Babbitt on. Hanford Heights MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HlltK ARR to l.coji in touch with the actual beth lloolchnn entertained delightful­ Hyman of Tnmpn. Dr. llymnn wns handled. from four to six o’clock honoring Gill, 7th and 8lh Gradc.i—Mrn. D. SUBJECT TO A LICENSE TAX Op ir.?Vc tills reason. . Plans for tho furth r development Uahliitt. Mir* Coralio Tiliis, n brido-elcct of ly at tho former’s homo nt 91H French pnstnr of tho First Iinptist Church ?10.0J PEY YEAR (or $6.00 for half "in o.dcr to hnvo th b information Avenue, the occasion being a fare­ of the grapefruit canning industry hero for many yenrs nnd has n host 3rd, 4th nnd .6th grades—MUr.ca year}. Thin law.U how in full Junib Friday—Marjorie Forrest will enter- well party In honor of Joe BIrcham, of friends who arc always glnd to nlong conservative lines nnd the uso Utforn uh v/Iiob cannidering tiie.or Ruth Kanner nnd Ediin Chittenden. and license payable at City tihirk’sof. Primary—Mita Emma Owon. Itec. ‘tain a number of her young friends who leaves for Orlando today to see him If only for a short time. Dr. of Intensive advertising to create nnd cnae.1, tho carriers ugrecd to furnish Only a limited numlicr of pupjln at a birthday pnity nt her home ah spend a few day* with his sister, Mrs. Hyman wns on his way to Gninosvillo maintain consumer demands wore un daily reporti with car .numbers W. II. WILLIAMS, and other information concerning nil George Downey, before leaving for his to identify hin Bulck enr thnt wns ndopted. I’arjt avenue, nt four o'clock. will lie enrolled. 61-Gte 63-lOtc City Manspt. shipments from Florida to northern Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets nt home In Canada. Games, music nnd stolon from him nt Tnmpn severnl Routine ’ business nnd matters re­ the home bf Bchello Maine* on dancing were enjoyed until n late^ months ngo, He hns boon granted n quiring executive sessions of tho point::, Rcporta covering tho bulk of STOPS HACKING COUGH Magnolia avenue, at three-thirty hour. Those enjoying this pleasant summer vnehtion by his church nt honrd occupied the remainder of tho tho movement which originated on “llnd n hacking rough for years, OWNERS OF DOGS, the. Atlantic Connl Line and the Son- ^ T„ lho only Tittle affair were Marie nnd Gladys Tnmpn nnd will upend part of the meeting. p. m. • TAKE NOTICE! Stamper, Evelyn Borrow, Beatrice time in Philndelphin whero ho will < Inard Air Line have U-oA nsramhled remcUy J ,at r c M my COUf;h. 1. Directors present were: I)i*. J. II. In tabulated form. This letter is not Martin, Elizabeth Hooluhnn, Lucille ngnin occupy tho pulpit of the big George W. Crew* of Jacksonville have not been troubled with it since^" Ross, president, Winter Haven; sec­ t uIh.< taken na indicating nny posi­ THIS IS FINAL NOTICE TO All Is among the businesa visitor* in the Anderson, Joo BIrcham, Lyle Tapp, rhitrrh over which Russell Conwcll ond vice president, I’. writes Mrs. E. M. Dohy, Asbury I’urk, Peters, Win­ tion of (lie Contminnion in the cane, James lloolchnn, Dave Fountain, Al­ OWNERS OF DOCS WHO HAVE presides. N. J. Coughs, Cold*, Croup, Throat, ter Garden; Judge I.. M. Hnmmoll, city today. . . but merely to niiow that wo have been ton Gunner nnd Churlln Anderson. NOT PAID LICENSE FOR SAME, Wntiehnuln; C. J. Stubbs, Fort MyChest nnd Bronchial trouble nrc quirk, giving the matter careful attention. Mr. Illchnm hn* been for the post WE WILL NOW PROCEED TU F.SCALKINS SCORES RAILWAY Frederick Bell left ln.it evening for ly relieved with Foley’s Honey and or*; II. C. Warner, En*t Palatkn; It. LOBBY AT TALLAHASSEE J. Kepler, Delauid; II. C. Kerrill, The eases nrc now in direct charge Tnr. Contains no opiates—ingredi­ FORCE PAYMENT OF LICENSE Washington where ho will spend sev­ eighteen months malinger of tho U. S. Army Store on Enst Second street, Tropic; E. B. easier, St. Petersburg; o gCommJ.nloncr Campbell, who will ents printed on the wrapper. Largest ACCORDING TO LAW. eral weeks. jlls delightful nnd gonial personality __L.___ R. G. WILLIAMS, TALLAHASSEE, Mny 30—Charge* I)r. J. E. tflock, Wcirsdnle; t’npt. F. keep them before the Commission for selling cough medicine in the World. bus won for him n large clrclo of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar May returnod C3-Gtc Chief of Polici thnt the rnilrond* were maintaining ,C. W. Kramer, Ix*e*liurg; John A. it nactivo consideration.” Sold everywhere.—Adv. It ii Mr. Drano’n purpose tor keep to tliejr home In Mnscot lifter upend­ friends who are sincerely sorry to the most powerfql lobby here In 'hi* Hnlvely, Flornncoville; A. F. Wymnn, seo him lenvo, nnd are equally sincere eighteen year*’ experience” nw n leg- llrndentown; K. P. Livermore, Home­ Actively behind this matter in behalf ing a few day* here with friends. in the good wishes that follow him, ihlntor, were made by Senntor Jnme* stead. or!hi:iJCoiu»tilut!ntu in'prder tlint they Htttir Thom m MmitmrJ PlatHr mAy not he d!*crinin:ited .’.galnr.t l»y I For Cough* and Cold*, Head­ •B. L. Brady of Haytnnn Bench was but Joo snys he bus Florida Stand In E. Calkin* in iittnckiiig u measure Ms Shi*’ * , hnd he Is sure (o come bnck California berry growers. , aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism by Senator Colson todny to require WOULD BUT CHECK among the buxines visitors here yes­ — sumotime. ‘ and AH Aches and Pains all motorist* to conic to n full *t<»p terday. . ON PENSION LAWS Washington Herald: ’ihe trouble within fifty feet of grade crossing* ' ALL DRUGGISTS CHANCE IN STATE with tome distinguished foreigners T. J. Iliirrls of Winter Raven wns DEATH OF MICHIGAN RESIDENT nnd providing thnt if they did not 35c and 65c, jars and tubes wl.hu knock nt our gates in that they do so and were slruek by n train, the among llio huiincii* nrrivnln here Hospital six#, $3.00 TALLAHASSEE, May 29.—Should Frank I>owis died nt the Allen rnilrond would hot bo llntlle for dam­ keep on knocking nfter they get in II nt I t I lull II i i- l Monday. . nil the pension* snr)ctione<l by the home on Park avenue yeslerdny af- age*. 1923 session of the legislature lie ||. S. Mattox of Folkntnn, Gn., |* j t. rnoon about live o’clock of apoplexy. Senator Calkin* coupled ill* opposi­ nrtunlly entered upon*the hooks, and lie hnd been spending the winter here spending n short time in Knnford a t­ tion to till* measure with hi* trouble additional eighteen or twenty thou­ and hud mnrdu Hanford his winter tending to business. in getting through the Ro-ralled rail- sand dollars would leave the stale's home for severnl years. Ho leave* n rnnd grade crossing bill. This mea­ treasury yearly. The senate however, Miss Dorothy Humph, who grndu- wife to mourn hi* loss. The remains sure, passed by the *ennte n few iluy* recently passed n bill which would nted F- H- 'V. C., will arrived were taken to Detroit Ills old home ngo, provide* thnt the rnilrond coin- require that nil pension cnscs'be first home fhli evening from TnllnhnXsoe. todny nceompnnlcd by Mrs. Ix'wl* mi*sion ahnll have regulatory power* Investigated by tho pension board be­ nnd S. M. Lloyd who wn« n distant with it view to eliminating danger- fore the monies nrc actually paid— F. M. Baldwin of Darien, Gn., ar­ relative of deceased. ou* missing* nmi protecting other*. nnd tuht the finnl authority shall rest Mr. Ix>wis wns prominent in De­ Mr. Calkin* charged thnt the rnilrond i with fhem. It i* estimated thnt a rived In the city Monday on n busi­ ness nilssjon mid is stopping nt the troit where for many yenrs he was lobby was throwing it* full strength , „av|nK „f ,d„)ut $13,000 of the elgh------------------------------------------o n ---------------------------------------- -lieutenant of police, n promlnoht against defeat of the measure In the | Montezuma. „r twenty thousand will thus be Mason nnd citizen. house. Tile house kiled n similar | ltnv,.,|- ,\ rimilar bill hns been intro35. T. Irgrnm of Jacksonville repre­ The sympathy of everyone i* ex­ hill by Representative Miler earlier j dured into the Itnunc. sented that city here yestsrfday nnd tended to tho wifu nnd other relntives in (lie sesilon. The 1923 session’s pension grant* made Ills lieadijunp-Ltr* at the Monte­ in tlicir loss. * Senator Colson’* bill wm votetl j have far exceeded those of nny other zuma. down after n lengthy wrangle. one lei ni nnd n number of other* re­ CANTALOUPE SEASON “The title of hi* hill *hould he 'nn 1main on the calendar for handling Hon. ,fleorge A. DeCottes returned *' OPfcNH IN ‘THE WKfjT net to prescribe the rule of evidence this week. The Rossion of 1919 pass­ home Monday evening ‘ from Tnllnin ditmngc suit*,’ ” Senntor Calkin* ed no Hpecinl pension bills, nnd tho lyresct' where he has been nltcilding ORLANDO, May 2D.—The weekly declared in opening hi* uttnek. He session of 1921 passed only thirteen. to legal pusiness. i market review by F. L. Skelly as Is­ declined the rnilrond* were trying to "Daughter," nsld the anxious sued from the offices of the Alnori- get It through in order thnt they •• Hick Terheun left Monday lor enn Fruit Growers, Inc., *ny»t: could “kill nnd mnini without being mother, "what qualifications has this Jacksonville where he will enter the The past week saw tho 0|*cnlng of liable. The rnilrond* nrc maintain­ young man that you nrc so nnxiou* .navy. Going Into the electrical de­ tiro cahlnloupe‘iu*ason With first ship­ ing one of tho most powerful lobbies to mnrry him?" partment*. “ Well, mother, he tlresse* well, he ments from tho InijH-rlal Valley. The here, not even excluding the tre­ Volume of those will probably In- mendous race track lobby of 1909. It hu* nrat her nice car, he i* n rwcII G. jv. Hpenrer, Jr., ,who graduated neiise rapidly, tl alio saw the ar­ exceed* lit power anything I hnve dancer, he tell* jolly good stories, yesterday from the Hnlvpfslty bf rival of tho first carlbml of Austra- seen in my eighteen yenrs’ experi­ he—’’ • Florida at Gainesville, will urrlve linn grape* ever to come to this ence.' "But, daughter, has ho n Job?” home today. Mr. Calkin* said he thought nny “Oh, I don’t know, mother! You country. California cherries lire ar­ one hnd n perfect right to come hero do have the funniest ideas!" riving In tho En*t In fcbod voluriie. Misses Florence ond Dorothy Mere Strawberry *lil|tments reached a and appear before n ceominittco cith­ leave this nftcfnnon for Washington, point In excess of fivp hundred cars er In support of, or in opposition to D. where they will spend the sum­ i nn single*di(y. The trade’s interest a bill, but he deprecated the “repre­ mer jvlth their sisters, Aaru and I* being diverted conlsderubly from hensible” tactics of the rnilrdnd lob­ Mamie. clfrus ft hits by these hnd other of- byist*. "They ennvus members in the corridor* nnd appeal to their pre­ Black-Dr&Ofiit Recommended by ferine*. „ * Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Freiner nnd Mrs. Oranges: California shipments judice utul commercial in*tinct*,” he an Arkansas Farmer Wbo H u Mary E. Khuul, who hove been attend­ continue to arrive lit good volume, declared. Used It, When Needed, ing the winter in Kl. Petersburg, ar­ the totul to this time being now far "If this legislature does not ri*o up rived In Hanford yesterday for n uheud of the same time n year ago. in it* might nnd drive these lobbyists (or 25 jcare. short stay en route to point* north. Shipments from Floridu have con- from the temple of the people then sidhrably diminished, hut there Is the people will riso up in their might Hatfield, Ark.—Mr. G. W. Parsons, a Miss Gladys Morris, who is tenth- practically,no change in the situation nnd drive the Icgiidntor from it," Mr. well-known farmer on Route I, this place, ing at I-eeshurg, wus in the rity last ut the receiving end. Apparently Calkin* cxcluimcd. says: "I keep Black-Dradght in my home evening and acted as tonstmistress nt there is nothing to wurrunt any markall the time. It Is the best all-around the Alumni banquet at the Parish od.upturn in prices Ain Florida vnlenHally Ann Cukes, fresh milk nnd medicine I have ever found for the liver lleuzo last evening. cream nnd cottage cheese, choice and for constipation. We began using II clan right ul this time. fruits and vegetables ut the Popular 23 or more yean ago and hive used it l*rof. R. F. Cooper, Misses Mary .. Urttpefi.uil: Demand is good only Market. Phone 210. G3-2tc whenever needed since. I hive never Zathaty and Emma Spencer motored on Itetter quality, well packed Florida found any other medicine as good for lit Gainesville yesterday where they grapefruit, there being only slack constipation, and that was what 1 suffer­ and indifferent interest In inferior went tu attend the graduation exercis­ ed with till 1 began using Black-Draught. quality fruit. With n slnckening of es!. Prof. Coo|ter also acted as liest CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Black-Draught corrected this condition, f. o. b. ordera there is now.u cor­ mpn at the wedding of his chum. and now we use it for the liver and for Apply Bonctlla Beautiftsr casmlc clay to responding indifference in Hut auc­ your fkee, and rest whila It dries, then indigestion—a tight and sluggish feeling tion murketa. Only fresh packed jHrs. F. I>. I-axarus, nee Florence remove and see and leel the wondeiful Frank, and Miss Julia Hlndlcr, of grapefruit of quullty command good dificrence In the cc^or and texture ol the after meals, for bad taste b the mouth and sour stomach. Bjfooklyn, N. Y., are here as the prices| and Oicru are no indications wMy wife uses it for headache and Guaranteed to do these definite thinat lor guests of Mrs. I.axarua's brother, Fel­ of chungc in tho nen? future. the face or money refunded. Clear the biliousness. It MU on our shell and we While our organization will con­ complexion and nive it color. Lilt out the don’t let It get ouL It h u been a great ls Frank. Mrs. Lazarus is a incmln r lines Remove blockheads and pimplaa. oft the 8. II. H. Alumni AMociatioii tinue shipments of selected fruit for Closeenlorjcdpores. Rebuild loual tis­ help to u s .. I believe a great deal of and attended the commencement ex- a few weekn lunger, our packing sues and muscles. Make the skin soft sickness U caused by hurried eating and J . ettisaa. They will remnln here for a houses generally are now through and smooth. constipation, and Buck-Draught, if taken mouth and on their return will bo ac- chipping fyr the season. This rnsr- You can obtain regular sites from your right, will correct this condition.” Isvonia toilet counter. II not. send this furfliwnlcd by Iter mother, Mrs. Frank, krt news, Utciefore, will t*e discon­ ad with IOcaats to Boned Is Laboralorlv*, Qct Thed/onI't, the original and only lor a trial tub*. “ rill A ^ d j h f ^iTiAaer ln Urook- tinued as a regular rervlce until the Indianapolis, *Indians, genuine Bbek-Uraugbt powdered Uver opening of the next shipping season. Soil! everywhere, NC-190 ,<'r LOCALS Lr.v % IV Special Prices BATHING ■Morning CHURCHWELL’S FOR CONSTIPATION «' i V. ^ �i n ; j* Me*4 ' 1I*« 4.*Nl | m H H gjrV / ■* i> ’ !■ t r - <l! ■ SB ,v, ' ') f AGE TWO . ■ ■ U o i I t •- ?, nV - tv .” ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY. 31,1923 ~ r j a difficult proposition as it appears wind to make an organization and it I on the face of it because of the pretakes co-operation In the start to keep down the diacontents and thoao who pondcrance of Northerners in our TTvoif Tins *I»wonW»S> ra k lta M * m r ift*n**» 4 mw a t II* H rraU B a llJ Ia a . IW would wreck the organization before population. ThU would remove the M wmIIi A **.. M afarA . fl*. It starts by knocking the organization W A S. main objection In Washington of ; n«S«a« je r r ft ANpV I even before it has l*cn planned. , CrtR HIRE THIS nOfllHttft The Herald Printing: Co. plan crcatin ganother staot with two more PUSISTCP « IS NMTlHftl WITH MYM Every man who la nbout to Join an or­ PHRi.iaiiicnfl OSWALD AND I HAD TO Democratic senators. After that the; ganization has a right to know some­ turt» HOME!, J. H O L L Y ------------------------- _ K S I t # r steps to th oformatlon of South Flor­ I*. J . LILLA H D ---- S**v*t«r j -Tr*••ar*r thing of ita alma and purposes. But . Oeaerat N i u c n when ho la one of the original stock­ RKL. «. a. n i ida will be comparatively ensy." n .a .H O I.I.T A «vrr<U la* M a a a a rr IL L S B & T H A T IT M E V IR J holders In a new organization or busH A T O H * A A AIM M W M AW * The Newa incidentally remarks aaw a a a Almlblw R a ta a M at* K incss ho should at least stand by the that Volusia being one of the old A p a llra lla a counties, in comparison with some LE W ia a nIIT C lrratalloa M a a a a rr proposition, until ho knows it docs not P b aa *B Z S -Waflrr Sp. m . suit him after all the cords are on tho of those further south, "has no kick table—he should not, however, call for coming on its representation but be­ S a ta rrlp lla aI’rlrr laA O ra a ea O a r Y rar-— -----------— ------------1 oilhow down before the game starts. ing a part of South Florida the citi­ a .oo ■ la M a rik a And our advice to every grower In zens of this county stand firm in their D tllrirMla C llr Ij C arrto IBC a a la the'count? of Seminole Is to attend D a *W ffk hope for more state institutions, more T k a 11( 11- la IK -p a cr W **hl» | l*r- the meeting Friday night with an state Interest on important roads in ■■ • r a l * « l * Caaatr all rat lralf ****** -....... this section of the state which pays a *Alap n b lU b ra **** K rM a p . A 4 **r open mind, decide that you want to _________________ T( Vrt4»r> lla la a ra lra M il* k n ow * a aa a p llra -" the biggest part of the money each lla a . ri.00 p t t ,rar, alalia la alnirt. Join or you do not want to Join after you have seen whnt tho men who nre year into the state treasury.” MKKIIKH THIS ASHOCIATKD m K I I th« leaders in this movement and in Turning tho state over to the Re­ T ta aA sso cia ted I’ra a a la •xciu d vslr en titledlo th eu a afor retiu tillcA lla nof this community purpose to* do nnd publican party would evidently mean all fia w ad isp a tch es cred ited lo It o r n o t o th erw ise cra d lla d In th la n e p e r slpcc they nro your neighbors nnd nothing to the News, if it could pos­ a n da la o th a lo ca l n ew a p u b lis h e d friends they nre at lenst entitled to sibly thereby secure the capital or h a ra ln . A ll righ ts of ra -p u b llra tln nof a p a c la l your respect nnd confidence far tho Woman’s college or the univer­ iiL flsp a tch ee h a ra lna ra a la o reserved . O ffla *l IIK IIA I.il n U IM H N O . I’h o a * IS Aenough that you will trust your sig­ sity, or the prison fnrm or something czxatBS nature to the papers of the organiza­ e lse 'th a t would mean spending tax Torsten A.lv*rH>ln* h»pr.»*n',»llv# . I ( nit:A Mi:HICANr»l*53A35QCIATH>N | tion until such n time ns they hnve SANFORD FLORIDA money In Volusia county or vicinity. worked out the details of the organi­ The whole iden Is to mnkc another zation. state nnd then hang the expense. INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. Koine was not built in n day nnd The Miami Hernhl recently'look up r\ i a m i big bodies move nlowly. The slower tho Tlmes-Unlon’s statement that VI# • I * A WHOLE-HEARTED ~x7~ this body of growers works right now state division would mean spending WHERE IT COUNTS. UNDKIt-l’KIVILRGKI) CHILD ORGANIZATION the Itettcr nnd the more solid it will more money—thnt tho same million MOVEMENT. he when it is perfected into n perfect inhabitants would for n time at least Poultry Feed— —Dairy Feed------Stock Feed A local huaincss man yesterday ; We rote by the Herald of yesterday machine for the transaction of your lie obliged to spend tydee, or nearly discussed the mercantile situation ih WE HANDLE THE REST OF EACH KIND that the growers will meet in the Referring to teh "Under-privileged Ilartow. In tho course of the con­ twice ns much nflinoy for sitatc govbusiness. court houne Friday night for the purDon’t consider price alone And in conclusion we would like to Child Movement," which is one of the versation he stated that it amazed crjnncnt, nnd said that this was not jjoiip of "discharge, ratification or chief activities of Kiwnnix, President true. That living in New York wasj w hen buying your feed for him to hotice the “pulling" power of further Instruction." Thla sounds like soy thnt If you fail to organize this I loss said: more expensive than Rhode Island lo you know thnt tho heat is nilverUsements placed in the Record. • business and the Herald would add to season you will never have ns good a "At the Kiwanls convention, Ki- Quito seriously, and without any de­ their respective nnd respectable, taxnlwuyH th e c hen post. chance again nnd you might just as this and any that unless the growers * • Only the best mnkhes sire to throw bmi'iucts he declared paying inhabitants. are determined to enter into nn organ­ vtoll forget about it. Our experience wnnls International for the first time will Rive you the maximum that in n|l his nichchnndising experi­ Wc insist, however, that nt least 1 here of fifteen years or more tells undertook by resolution a single ac­ isation whole-heartedly and with no c r r production nnd quick­ Idea of attempting to outline the pol­ us this nnd tells you this nnd you tivity, This activity is best summed ence he hud never witnessed a more for a generation tho nrtunl expenses e st grow th for your young profiitalile response to his advertis­ of two new states would he more CSS5* icy of tho directors until the directors know whnt wc arc talking nbout with­ up in the Slogan also adopted, viz: chickens. ing than from Harlow, than for one idd slate. Incidentally out any further explanation. "A sfpfnrn deal for the Under^privi• nre appointed at least that the or­ Only the best Dairy Feed That Is where the home town spirit wo are not taking the suggestion of The meeting Friday night Is for the leged Child, a Future Citizen." ganisation will never lie made. In FEED FEED FEED / FEED will give you rich, creamy, n* Republican South Florida as easily counts. laical merchants get the re­ growers^of Seminole county and no other words this is no time to dis­ "These under-privileged children, • M . -. 1 milk and more of it. cuss the future policy of the organiza­ one else. It Is your duly to bo there he they wee kiddies or-grown-up boys sponse to their advertising In Ilartow us the News. Although our democ­ if Come nnd talk over your racy is often challenged liecnuRe we tion or who they expect to hire for and express yourself freely nnd open­ and girls will soon reach the age thnt bemuse people living here nre for feed problems with us. dare to differ nt times with tho poli­ Ilartow, first nnd always. They I m > their big work, or who they shull ly. Upon your actions and tho ac­ will entitle them to citizenship and 1 ticians in power.—Times-Union. Heve that the merchants are for allrmake their manager or nny other part* tions of other growers Friday night say to you, thnt the measure of the ■ ■ T H E CASH FEED S T O R E B M -------------O------------* of the organization. What is licfore depends the success of the organiza­ ileul that we—yes, wo Kiwanians, two, too, and patronize them accord­ KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES the growers of Hanford and Ketninole tion. hand to them during that crtitical ingly. The Record is in a position to ap­ SERIOUS time will he the measure of their county Just now is n real grower's organization that will function prop­ The Deluind News is talking about service to the community, the state preciate thnt the merchants here nre “Suffered with severe headache, FEED«HAY*CRAIN A N D FERTILIZERS erly. One that will he so rigid in a Volusia county fair. That's the nnd the nation when they do assume truly for Ilartow. Their response to backache nnd pains in my legs nnd the demands nf local budgets and rules that it will absolutely control xlulT, Clayton. And Seminole coun­ the privileges and perogntives of PHONE S39*MYPTLE AVE.84™ST.SANF0I?D.FU under my shoulder blade. My kidneys "drives’ 'is generaus nnd constant. nnd bladder were in had condition. I the acreage if needs be, that will ty will have a fair some of these days full fledged citizens." They work out their merchandising wns weak alii] nervous and felt tired guarantee a rent pack and will not also. ----- :-----o-----------(dans as much for the uplift of local and worn out. Wnlkhig made me ship anything except real stuff, that -----------«----------YOU It HOME TOWN FIRST. standards gs for ^irofits. will bind the growers Into n threeshort of breath. Every morning my The item in the Ilernld about a >ear contract and hind them close city market has brought out a re­ It works both ways—this matter face and hands were bloated. Medi­ SK AltltKKZF, American nnd Work for your home town. enuugh to make them atick. An or­ sponse from many of the citizens of local enthusiasm. cine failed to help my condition nnd FLORIDA Ilenutify It. Improve it. Make it European Plan ganization that will he of tho grow­ nnd the farmers of the county. San­ attractive. The nice part of it all is that every­ doctors advised Kn operation," writes ers, by the growers nnd for the grow­ ford needs n city market and Sanford One block from Ocean nnd Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates Mnggle Nelson, Mossilule, Fla. “ For­ The world war and the Treaty of body gains.—Ilartow Record. ers and no one else. It will he noth­ wil have one if we have to build it. -—Room, $1 per clay nnd up; p er week and up. Special tunately I rend about Foley Kidney ----------- O-i--------race, the 1-eugue of Nations, the ing hut n growers organization In week-end ra le s.--------------E very room has running water. Fills, tried them and got relief." Sold CLOSE TO THE HEART. protective tariff and all such things I every sense of the word nnd this is everywhere.—Adv. We understand thnt Judge McMul- are important subjects, hut what’s all that the committee should concern They placed a wreath of flowers the liu of Clearwater will he the judge in tile good of rlennlng.up the world un­ Itself about or any of the mcmliers the Higginbotham case. Tliis suits less we sweep our own doorsteps? j ollier day—the first In . forty years— should concern themselves about. The ux right down to the edge. In Judge The best advertisement of your I on. the grave of John Howard Payne, organization of the association is pur*, Mr.Mullin they have a real judge and uml made an occasion of the singing business is the town you live in. amount. This cornea first. This is one that cannot he hlutrcd. of thnt gifted wanderer’s immortal Towns get reputations as well us the only tiling whirl) needs concern ---------—o---------"Home, Sweot Home" on the hun­ men. Moke your town talk all over anybody that Is ufriliutcd will) the dredth anniversary of its first rendi­ The Clyde line seems fond of tin* the United States, tl will thus draw organization. After the association tion. The day that witnessed these »•* has hern perfected nnd I In* hoard of initials II. G. W. ami as long ns it people. And when the people come, events promises to lake a special finds for promotion as line men ax there is prosperity. directors elected it will then lie lime place mi the calendar, to lie marked enough for the directors to east about II. 0. White and II. 0. Wenzel it will Rid your town of one eye sore after by annual observance henceforth. mukc no mistake. Ilnlli nre well lor the men who they intend to put at another. Clean up the vacant lots Another May day of remembrance the selling end and other ends of the known in Jacksonville, as popular as and keep them clean. Make a clutter­ was Mother’s. Day, nnd the month urgnnizuliun. Thu directors will dl' they are known and as deserving ns ed yard a disgrace. Place less top­ blossomed into frngrunt June with n e t the affairs of the organization they are popular.—Tinies-Union. soil on the streets and side walks, the fragrant thought that is express­ ---------- ( i ------- — and no one else. They are called diMake public opinion too hot for ed in Memorial Day. Nome hanks can not pr will not loan tectors hernuse liny direct. At any those who will not help.— HeraldMother, home, tho nation's dead. time that they cannot diicrt llu-y money on real estate hut one of the Journal, tircenshoro, (in. What touches tlx nearer than these? should get off the Job. We think largest hanks in Gainesville copies Mother’s Day is a new observance, this in clear enough to all parties out witli nn advertisement calling a t­ comparatively. It took us a hundred THE TIME TO SAVE Ten years ago it was reliably estimated that less than five per cent concerned and should slop a lot of lit­ tention to tlie ts'iicfit to the city from years to get around to paying a for­ people owning their own homes anti tle talk that is going around about of the people of the United States knew anything about Florida grapefruit mal tribute lo the greatest song of *u what the organization intends to do. thnt this hank will loan all tin* money Tliis is unothcr glorious year of op­ home ever written. Memorial Day is Grapefruit from Florida are now more or less regularly eaten in about The committee on urgnnizulion docs llu-y want to build homes. With such portunity for the wagu-earner. He not old. Not until after the Civil not know anything nhmit tin* men who a lunik Gainesville will’ continue to has sternly work at wagon which War was there ft stated date on which twenty-five per cent of American homes, according to recent investigations. will head tho organization. It is none build more homes. would hnve boon considered princely to. honor those who hnve marched to Millions of housewives buy Florida grapefruit for their families and of the committer's business umi never a few years ago. GeoMtpily speak­ their country's defense hut will never will lie for the commit tee and other John (!. and Don M. laiclmer have ing, lie is making almost as much as march again. In Europe there was insist that dealers supply them with grapefruit bearing tho S oaldsw cct ab temporary officers will lie dissolved sold the Winter Harden Herald to lie made at tin* peak of tho wur boom, no such day and no surlt observance trade mark. * - • when the real organization Is perfect­ Thomas I’aird, an experienced news­ uml his living expenses are not so until after l'J20. On Memorial Day ed. paper mini, formerly of the staff of high as they were then. In the sea­ of that year the American I-egion Tho introduction of Florida grapefruit to such a greatly increased the .rhieugo Journal. Mr. Iluinl is a sonal trades particularly—and tliis decorated the foreign graves of fallen number of pcoplo has been accomplished by tho educational advertising The members of the committee on a* organization may have nothing what­ graeeful writer and promises to give has special application to the build­ comrades. The continent caught the we have done as members of tho Florida Citrus Exchange. ever to do with the future policy of Winter Harden Just as good a news­ ing trades—he is in |Kisitlon to get inspiration aim! after u conference of We, the growers who cooperate in that organization, realized ten ' <the organization—in fact they know paper as the support accorded it jus­ iiheuil more rapidly than ever before. representatives of FI DAO, May HOtli nothing of the future policy of the or­ tifies. The Messrs. Loehner will con­ Will he spend his money or suve —our day—was agreed upon for the years ago that to absorb tho future production of Florida grapefruit ganization. Thu hy-liiws and charter tinue the puhlictuion of the Clermont It ? A great deal depends on tho nil- decoration of Uu* graves of Allied sol­ would require an immensely; greater consumer demand than existed. of the organization will .be till that I’rcH*.—Tumpii Times. swer to tliis question, for the work­ diers. -----------o----------concerns any of the men whu are now man himself and for the country. It Consequently, at that time wo decided to systematically develop such Whyino late, this homage to things Uovcrnor Hardee Into yesterday is probably true thnt u typical wage- always so closo and dear? Has huengaged In perfecting plans for the demand by telling the public about Soaldswcet grapefruit and educating building of this association of grow- afternoon (just us the sun went earner's family, by living this ycur mnn nature changed? Is it chang­ the housewives os to the food and health values they possess. I era that will solve ninny of the prob­ down) signed the threc-eont gasoline in a comfortable, normal way, with ing? Or are certain sublime fancies lems of the growers uml give them the tux mrasure thul will als.olutely pre­ out extravagance, can save several of the heart merely being released This work wo were forced to do by ourselves unaided by growers co-operation that is needed ill muk- vent a poor mun from having a ear times us much us ill tin average year, from the solitary confinement of a outside of tho Florida Citrus Exchange and under the very serious handi­ Ing the gruwing and marketing of uml will give south .Florida roud and put iUulf ahead accordingly; On thouxund years? —American Legion cap of ruinous competition from tho fruit of our fellow, growers who mar­ , vegetables a safe investment uml money to west Florida. And right the other hand, it may indulge In a Wckcly. ket through non-cooperative and speculative channels. give it the stability that will take It then the sun of (iovernor Hardees' style nf living which uses up all the I out of tho slough iff unei-rtulnty and political ambitions "set" with the set­ money coming in, lenving none for a SOUTH FLORIDA, REPUBLICAN ,Wo have succeeded mighty well, the results of our work making the discontent that It seems to la? In at ting sun. I’opr Governor. We hate time of unemployment and making STATE? grapefruit industry a substantial one, with a future of promise. There present and bring It up to the level of to hear it und this after ,'loutli Florida hardship all the harder to bear be­ ‘ known values where it belongs. At stood by you. yet remains the tzude of convincing the other three-fourtha of the Ameri­ cause of thu expensive tastes devel­ Probably thu moat remarkable >present this business of growing and oped. ‘ \ argument along tha line of atale di­ in people thatthoy should also cat grapefruit* f can *shipping vegetables Is in the hazard­ A heavy snow storm "blanketed” Since the wage-earner ia tho chief vision la that recently advanced by ous class that will not be given A fix­ Butte, Montana yesterday according consumer, his manner of spending the Dol-and Nowa, which after talk­ not cooperate instead oft ed value by tho Farm laian Bureau to press dispatches. "This winter" has a big effect on builneu in gen­ ing of renpportionment and the probtompctisifft IFAy not join us or any other institution that might is starting off rather early but then eral. If he is stingy, business will abilitica of Southern Florida getting for mutnof benefit and profill. 4 loan money on vegetable farms for those western folks aru always right not be good. If ho is extravsgant, what was wanted, remarked that di the reason that them U no stability up to date ami a little uhead of the business will boom for a little while, vision of the state would likely mean w lU M ot r t l w l x about the business of growing and times if possible. Ho^/evcr, Gover­ ending in a slump that cats up the Republican .South Florida shipping vegetables. A real organi­ nor Hardee pulled a "tvecza" yester­ temporary profit. What level-headed "Unless a reapportionment bill, giv zation while it will never control the day when he signed iht* gasoline tax buzlncaa men prefer la a steady buy­ ing each county one aenator and one law of supply and demand can at law all of which showis that we are ing of necessary things, with only representative, baaed on population least prevenf a plump by over produc doing our beat to kill t;ho state with­ moderate indulgence in luxuries, be­ passes a t this session of the legisla­ ■0 lion, It can pfwyftit H (dump by sblp- out a regular cold spell on the cal­ cause they know that they make more ture,' declares th i New*, “we predict ! plug good atulf, It con prevent a slump endar. ou tof normal business, steadily con­ that the state divlsionlsts wll have by keeping tha markets In hotter con­ tinued,than out of booms and slumps. fertile soil in which to plant their ixk\ * *. *v J dition and H can help the grower and Dally Herald on s a lt'a t Jo t's Smoke' Thrift, that Is good for tha working­ opinions; The 'firtt Step would prob­ shipper and the buyer in many ways. House, Mobley'e D»pg Store and man U good fo reverybody.—St. Aug ably be that of getting South Florida into the Republican ranks—not such But—it takas something betides Uunt'a Pharmacy, j ' f • tf Sanford Daily Herald You W ill Take Pride I nan affiliation with the Peoples ’ Bank of ganford. We have the character, the organization, the experience, the legal safeguards and the finan­ cial responsibility to render the soundest and most efficient ser­ vice to the business community. Bring your problems to the officers of this strong institution; they will help you to solve them. : .Peoples Bank. of Sanford Sanford Feed & S u pply Co. HOTEL RAYMOND How the American People have been taught tc eat Florida Grapefruit L / YjiiW m F* FLO RI �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,/THURSDAY* MAY 31, 1923 r n o u r n ti o N m u PASSES THE SENATE With nil these cloudburts going on around the country, we certainly are TALLAHASSEE, May HI.—Minlglnd wo can't afford to go away for rnum penalties nnd maximum pennlthe Bummer from Janoland.—Miami for first nnd second offense vio­ Herald. la! ions of the prohibition laws were Axed by the legislature in the pas­ G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ sage of the house bill by Represen­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. tative F O. Miller of Duval. The 4-21-tfc measure went over without discussion by n sixteen to nine vote. Cut prices on all altmilnum. We arc The measure is said to have been making room for a new line. Let us’ written by the Florida representatives know yo'jr wants, fro will get you of the Anti-Saloon Longue, nnd was If you want to .tJetlU anything you' need.—The Popular ihnnipinncd in the senate by Senator iKti. r bulMIngjj «t l» Market. Phone 210. 63-2tc •L M. Mitchell, of Elfers. It provides t.ivlNir. iix ic t»w ndvUNt offered here, for n minimum fine (If ?25 nnd a max­ "“it tis til* for a ron(, r, nrr. Acuunlnt us imum fine of $.'{10 for the first of­ , mi your'needs ami fense hr.d n miimium fine of $100 and We will show you a maximum fine of ffiOflO and a pen­ the better way. alty of three years imprisonment for second offense violations. Hill Some of the senators took the posi­ Lumber Co tion the law was too drastic nnd Hu tfttrr** I l r n t l u n n r . II they Tlre'Itch* Smart, Bum ' athetn h:ul previously expressed their unwillingness .to fix minimum penfciV* or Discharge* if Sore; Imtatcd, altto . .Inflamed/or’Granulated* use ’hone 13C, Sanford The vole on the nlcasure wns: Murine.' Soothes and Refmhcs. Yeas—Senators Calkins, Camplx-il, Safe far Intone orAdum’At oifl / Colson, Epperson, Elhercdge, Knabh, Druggists.^ ________ . , * t* Knight. Mnlone, Mu poles, Mitchell, V Writ, fyrFm MUTllNE CO., 9 E»« Ohto Stnct, CUc>«- . Phillips, Rowe, Russell, Singletary, Taylor, Wicker—sixteen. Nays—Senators Andorson, Ilutler, Cone, Igou, Overstreet, Seales, Shel­ ley, Stokes, Turnbull—nine. Not voting — Senators Enton, Hodges, Johnson, Lindsey, MaeWHllnnts, Putnam, Wells. On June 1st I will open a Real Estate office in the Seminole Hotel where MIMIC RATTLES TO i will handle all kinds of real csthte, bath city nnd country property. ENTERTAIN HI! RIN EES i.jsl jour properly wtyh me for sale nnd I will give your business my very hf'*t personal attention nt nil times. If you are interested in any kind WASHINGTON, May 31.—Mimic of real e late either for a home or as an Investment, see me. 1 have the bar­ battles in the uir and on lund nnd gains. water will be staged by the arms of LESLEY S. HILL national defense, services here next week as added features for Shrine week. In addition the coast guard will furnish demonstrations of life A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU saving nnd pea rescue work. The more spectacle of tho shows will be nut on by the army, navy uml air forces. Squadrons of land planes from Bolting field will simplato bat­ tle over Washington while a marine corps will make an attack on the naval earlier Langley, tl is the only one of its typo in tho navy, ll will M IA M I, send up its own scout and dpfonse TLA machine.' in an effort to scare off the enemy. Notice to the Public iT & M M BUILDING EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE MEMORIAL SERVICE AT LAKE niLL TO PREVENT CREATION OF «NE>V. COUNTIES FAILS VIEW. . TA LLAJIASSE EL. Mny 31 .—An ef­ fort to prev«nt>£he "future indiscriminaet creation oF counties in the state of Florida failed in the senate when Scnntor R. H. Rowe, of Madison, call­ ed up Senator W. A. McWilliams’ joint resolution- which would have submitted*to the voters a proposal looking to the prevention of small county cpcnUons in the future. As presented the resolution held that no counties should bo created with an area of less than five hun­ dred stiunro miles and with poffulntion of loss than five thousand per­ sons.- 'The resolution also would have left the parent county with an area of leja than five hundred square miles and a population of loss than five thousand Senator (W. II. Mnlone, of Key West, Who, liaa already had passed nt tilth cession of tho legislature hills ci eating two new counties, disagreed with Senator Rowe ns to tho advis­ ability of permitting in the future the creation of tiny counties. Sena­ tor Roivc in speaking for the meas­ ure cited the case of the small coun­ ty for which a bill had just been passed npproprinting $3,500 to de­ fray the expense of n trial within its boundaries, Senator Malone de­ clared ho has never; been in sym­ pathy with systems by which the county pays tho ' expense of state prosecutions. Tho vote on the resolution wnsf Yeas—Senators Anderson, Ilutler, Epperson, Igou, MacWilliams, Phil­ lips, Rowe, Scales, Cinglotnry, Tay­ lor, Wicker, Turnbull—twelve. Nays—Senators Calkins, Campbell, Colson, Cone, Etheredge, Hodges, Krmbb, Knight, Lindsey, Mnlone, Mapolcs,- Mitchell, Overstreet, Putnam, Russell, Shelley, Stoke., Weli.i—eigh­ teen. RICHMOND SELECTED ' A3 IIEADQl’ARTRS HY SONS OF VETERANS RICHMOND, Va., May 31.—Selec­ tion of Richmond a t pv.rnur.cnt handquartern of tho Hons of Confederate Veterans and the naming of Walter L. Hopkins 6t thin city as adjutant In ohiof, and chief of staff, was nnnounced today by \V, McDonald Lee, commander it) chief of the organiitaSi Crabtree now buys his jitney tion. l.oo 0. Miller, also of Rich* only a quart of ga.s at a time. He is mond, was appointed member of the trying to wtnn it.—St. Augustine executive committee to succeed Mr. Hopkins. Record. Impressive nnd solemn memorial ccrenionles were held in Intkeview •. , . cemetery at tlul grave of Comrade Strlngfellow Wednesday morning, by the local camp of the U. S. W. V. and Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxil­ iary No. 3. The beautiful memorial service to the soldier dead wns con­ ducted by Commander }L A. Terheun, assisted by Rev. Paul Uurhunsf Mrs. Terheun and Mrs. Mnude Schmidt for the auxiliary. Taps wore'sounded by K. E Dnll. Flowers and flags Vcro placrd upon tho graven of the com­ rades nnd flowers planed upon the graves of G. A, U. nVid Confederate soldiers also. The U. S. W. V. are composed of men from the North, South, Eas tnml Wmr, who fought sido by side to destroy the rule of the oppressor, amt deep in the heart of every U. S. W, V., in the hcorts of all true Americans is tho remem­ brance of the men who went down with the Maine. At tho lake fitting ceremonies were held in memory of the sailor dead. * w e x in a tn e ;people who use a Checking Account *to 'excellent advantage include, Corporations, Farmers, Firms, Merchants, Lawyer§,. Doctors, Dentists, Teach­ ers and Salaried People o f many occupations. I f you haven’t a Checking Ac­ count, we cordially invite it. A COMMUNITY HUILDBR F. I*. FORSTER, President n. F. WI1ITNKK, Cashier Aty haw, .lie Florida legislature dosn't stay in (.oRaton long enough to ■■■■■■a a in ■■ M■■■■■ a ■n a a o i ■■■d h i anna ana have West. Florida blow. East Coast blocs, West ('oast blocs, or any other blocs except blocks to real legisla­ tion. The Herald for first class job work. Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, r i t i r i u i i T x x n PAjwK.XfiKit s K H V i f i ; Th* pnrumilie far cmminttUI c«m, (he tnutb etltoltr|«U. Dm Goodrich lleary Duty Card. Mouiro. Ctrrito the Utd. Rfil noo-Aid, Stop* a riippini track. Anli-chtfint drip* on rtioforttd M » will* protect it from curb weir. 7 1 « t.in the /y >ig 71mh" , arkHonville One Way From Jarksunvlile < ITIOCITY .:....... S3fi.lt WASHINGTON. I). C .. MORE, Ml).............. 30.9(1 NIAGARA FALLS ...... N. MASH......... o... 42.52 NEW YORK, N. Y........ GO. Il l.................. 43.48 PHILADELPHIA. I’ALAND. O...... ........ 39.31 PITTSBURGH, PA....... IT, MICH. . . 11.93 SAVANNAH, GA. ........ A. N. Y......... 38.93 TOLEDO, O................... NI MMItlt i : \ r l llSlON IWIItJH . SAFE AND COM FORA n LB. Sanford Buick Co. Phone No. 39 Sanford, Florida T i c k e t s turluilo Horn, ntiitcrooma AUTOMOIIII.ES CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS Full information on rrquett nt "A*u Mr. Ko*ier" bureau or . S. MOAN, T rn v . l'rnw. A fient c. M. HAILE, Gen. Agt Ticket Office nnd Pier, 800 F. Ilay StJacksonville. Telephone G3H CUT PRICES THAT WILL MOVE EVERY GARMENT IN TWO DAYS Mid-Summer styles, all sizes. These Dresses wore made to sell for$11.00 and $15.00. Made of the newest styles of very fine Voiles. Also Linen in all colors— LINEN Beautiful Gingham and Organdy combination, trimmed with pretty buttons and made “just like you would make them.” Designed and made by tho best lady, manufac­ turer in the country* 2 lots, 2 days— All Linen Table Cloths and Napkins, all Linen Tea Napkins and Towels, Silk Underwear, Gowns, Teddies of Crepe de Chine and Wash Sdtinp, Colored Irish Linen Table Sets, Clothes and Napkins to match Orlando Pottery, plain and liand-painted Vases, Rose Jars and Bowls. Special prices for the June brides. 8 UNDERWEAR 55 F°r jfrfday arid Saturday ■u tT Gowns and Teddies, ■■ fnulc Nainsook for Soft Muslin, neatly trimmed fur special sale— g �r- * ip:- j*' V &J, mr • .• TIIE SANFORD-DAILY HERALD, 'THURSDAY, MAY 31,192.1 PAGE FOCB rCr- ' BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING p» fta FOR THE MOVIE FAN Johnny Kilbane RED ROX HALT Will Meet Criqui A TH LETES’ RUSH For Championship PHILADELPHIA, M.y j , NE WYORK, May 31,—John Pat­ rush of the Athletics toward th* i rick lyilhane, featherweight boxing » ' « » American lc .„ o na M champion of the world, who la to de­ abruptly y c .tc l .y , , h„ fend his title against Eugenq CriquI, both games of a double header T? Pittsburg .......... 600 000 OOx—6 7 0 You’ll laugh tonight! *n Pa fca ha Pa Pa fa Pa Pa GIANTS AND ^ of France, in a 16-round decision con­ scores: First game: Second game: test a t the Polo Grounds..(text Satur­ Boston ---------000 001 ljo-c ), . That is if you go to the Princess. ROBINS SPLIT Chieago _________ i ta 100 010 000— 2 0 0 Philadelphia day, won the title from Aoq Attell in 000 101 210—5 13 2 Pittaburgh 300 112 03x—10 19 0 Mack Scnnett presents "The Cross­ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS «ai u Second game: Vernon, California, In’ 1912, reci(vine NEW YORK, May 31 .—Before n • ) |( t r-j roads of New York." Boston .............. 000 202 110-4 the referee's, decision after a 29-round 10 S crowd of 413,000, a new record for Pa BOSTON, May . 31.—Philadelphia Florida State league P-t Pn Pa Pa Pa Na Pa Philadelphia engagement. 010 000 001—2 0 n National attendance, the Giants yes­ too kboth games yesterday from Bos­ Mnck Scnnett according to Webster At Orlnmlo 1, Daytona 7. Then nt the age of 21 and at the means laughter. Two good games In the locnlity thin terday afternoon broke their losing ton. The scores: At Brndentown fl, Tampa 4, DETROIT, May 3l.-.DctrT)it , heightli of hla career, Kilbane out­ strenk nnd defeated Brooklyn, D to 0, First game: afternoon. At St. Petersburg 3, Lakeland 2. nfter losing, th<? morning game of the Philadelphia.. 200 010 000 02—5 10 3 It was just one thing after another fought the slipping Attell through­ vidod a double header with fit I,oUj 000 030 000 00—3 J1 2 that hit the heart of Michncl Flint out the contest, blinding him with yesterday. The scores: F im ’e.*,.. DeMolay nnd Oviedo in Snnford, Memorial Day double hill to the I Boston National League that finally brought him into the hero sertight lefts to the face and an oc­ EL Loula ....... 101 021 600-lif j ' Second game: Brotherhood and Monroe nt Monroe. Dodgers, 6 to 2. The score: a1 Broklyn 5-0, Boston 3-1 (first game class. Don't miss this comedy melo- casional right smash to paw and ribs. Detroit --- ---- 000 010 010— 2 First game: Philadelphia ...... 020 000 400—0 11 1 S3 Second game: 11 innings). Attell endeavored to draw his young Baker will.probably do the hurling Brooklyn ——k—— 010:210 100—6 7 1 Boston 000 100 .000—1 7 1 drnma ns thrilling ns it la funny. Chicago 4-2, Pittsburgh 5-10, opponent into a close-quarter slugging St, Louis 100 010 001-3 7 2 for the DeMolay nnd either Slavick New York ......:.... 000 101 000—2 6 2 And the honor guests tonight will match but the wily Kilbane stood off, I3ctroit .............. 000 010 003-1 8 0 Cincinnati 4-6; St. I^ouis 2-0, (first Second game: ST. LOUIS, Mny 31.—Cincinnati lie Dr. Solmons and family and will oi Carter for Oviedo. gamo 10 innings). Brooklyn .......... 010 301 001—0 10 2 copped both games from St. Louis see the mirth-provoking picture with­ boxing his way to fame. In the following year Kilbane bare­ CHICAGO, May 31.—Chicago iplit 000 620 llx —9 11 2 yesterday. The scores: Rain or shine—Golf tnurnnmcnt will New York out cost ns they will be Osborne's ly save dhi* title in a 20-rouml bee with Cleveland yesterdny. The scornAmerican League First game: he held nt the Country Club. Large guests tonight. First game: with Johnny Dundee, of New York, Boston 0-0, Philadelphia 6-2. PITTSBURG, May 31.—Pittsburgh Cinn................ 110 000 000 2—4 12 0 crowd Is expected out. Two nilver holding the little Ialian to n draw. St. I-ouis 10-3, Detroit 2-4. Cleveland......... ooo ioo goo- t n « loving cups are now offered to the took both gomes from Chicago yes­ St. Louis ....... 000 000 110 0—2 7 3 And don't forget thnt wonderful pic­ New York 0-0, Washington 4-6. terday. The score: ture Friday nnd Saturday—Mnrion Kilbane easily disposed of other con Chicago ............. 010 100 103-G 9 \ winners of every tournnment. Second game: Cleveland 7-2, Chicago 0-7. Second game: First game: Cinn......... .......... 000 100 022—6 13 0 Davies and T. Roy Ilnrncs in "Adam tenders to the featherweight throne, hut in 1917 he grew too ambitious Sanford’s independent team is fnst Chieago ............ 010 100 101 — 1 8 1 St. Loula ........... 000 000 000—0 0 2 nnd Eva." Cleveland ......... 010 000 001-2 9 * and tried to take the lightweight title Chicago ........... 102 130 OOx-7 15 J i Southern League developing into one of the stnte’s best. from Benny Lconnrd. Leonard knock­ Little Rock 0, Atlanta 6 (II In- Practice is held four times n week ed out Kilbane in three rounds. Kings). (Second game postponed on nnd players nre forming into their WASHINGTON, May 3].-N cw Kilbane has not defended his title account of darkness). regular form rapidly. First game will Vork won both games yesterday. The in more than a year. In an Indiffer­ scores: First game: Nashville 0-2, New Orleans 7-3. l>o Thursday, Juno 7th on the home ent exhibition against Freddy Jncks Chattanooga 3-2, Mobile 2-0. diamond with Orlando's indcjjpndonts. 102 010 020-0 K0 in Cleveland in 1921 he received the New York Memphis 4, Birmingham 3. Washington ....... 002 000 200-4 9 ( news paper decision. Later ho knock­ Tuesday Frank “Dutch" Henry Second grmc: ed nut Dnnny Frush, an Englishman, IIOW THEY STAND pitched his Brooklyn team mates to a g< , in seven rounds. In 1922 he failed to New York ........ dot 213 3 to 0 vlclory over the New York i Washington ..... 200 000 030 -5 92 done a glove, demanding all sorts of Giants, world's champions. Sanford money for fighting. He rejicatcdly % Won Lost Pet. fans have seen Henry pitch some line t was challenged by Johnny Dundee, but OIL FRAUD CASE It .082 hall before, when he played for Or­ 30 Orlando ... refused to meet "him unless his de­ GETS UNDER W.U 25 .581 lnmlo in the Florida State League. IK mands for large pursqs were met. .489 Brudcntown ...... .. 22 23 FORT WORTH. Tex.. May 30. Henry was sold to the St. Louis .429 24 Tn mpa ................ . 1H LEWIS PLANS TO SHOW NEW With preliminaries nnd the selection .419 club in the earlier part of 1922 but 25 tit. Petersburg ... .. IK WAY TO DESTROY TICKS of a jury completed yesterday, the w uh not given much of a trial. He.409 2(1 Daytona ............. tafcirg of testimony in ihe "oi! frauU wns sold to the Middle Bears and TALLAHASSEE, May 28.—Repre­ care of the General I>00 defcmlsnti was a great aid to them in capturing National League sentative’ Amos Lewis promised today will get under way in the United the Southern pennant last year. Lit­ Won Lost Pet. to bring about his revised version ns States district court today. Among tle over a week ago lie was traded to .725 the Robins for two infleldcrs. 11 t > how to eradicate cuttle tick and the first witnesses for the govern­ New York .. 29 .015 thus enliven the dying days of tho ment will be G. T. Is-e, nephew of Pittsburgh _____ .. 24 . 15 18 session. Mr. 1-cwis lias been work­ General Robert E. Lee, contniaadrr ,520 Brooklyn .... ...... .... 20 Starting with the DeMolay roster, ing during the la st‘week to revise the in chief of the Confederate urniin. 20 .474 rosters of the four Pepper League Chicago __ __ . 18 fill .403 clubs will be published. Each club h measure which came til. Louis ............ . 19 ’- to ’w the floor ofp, Mr. Leo wan brought by the govern­ .459 limited to sixteen players all of which I his hums near Richmond, the hnuze Severn! dJay r ago heralded j ment from 20 Cincinnati ..1....... .. 17 • -*r * T1 t* -*** »3;-iT*W leasurc, but which Vn., it is understood, to question the ns a compromise me 23 must belong to the organization to » . */ *j * V • ' > Va-a. 1 j its opponents refused to recognize as clnim of ‘‘General’’ Robert A. Lee, .333 which the club belongs. The DeMo­ 20 Philadelphia ....... .. 13 . ytr »«;i _____v-tit• one of the defendants, that he is a such. lay team is sponsored liy the Order of descendant of the famous Confeder­ The bill held its own for two days American League DeMolay, the Brotherhood team by Won Lost Pet. the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, the S an fo rd H igh School’s ImsuLnll te a m w ns not tjiiiU* nn .sum m sfu! as h e r football nnd b ask etb a ll in the house and then fell under the ate leader nnd of the Lees uf the dayi te am s th is y ear. Only one g am e played w ith O ther high schools w as won th a t b eing th e fir s t, w ith J(nillMI«|)tJlKAlf"J .^ p r o v is io n that of the American revolution. .737 Oviedo eluli by thu Oviudu Boy Scouts New York > 2H - 10 O rlando H igh. T he*pl»yers: T op row, le ft -to r ig h t" Nriri-'-Mrljtiiilffi; c a p ta in ;' AV. Mo'yV\’ lin k er, M. the stnt4 should bear all I he expense. Th(^ government alleged in the in­ .550 mid the Monroe team by the Seminole Philadelphia in 20 Moye, Peck, AI c L iichh ; bottom row : S te p h e n s, K ing, T h u rs to n , Fields, T y le r nnd P ro f. Cooper. This is the section thnt Mr. Ix?wis hns dictment that Charles Shcrwin and .553 Athletic Club. 17 Cleveland . 21 attempted to straighten out to meet H. II. Schwarz, the other two de­ .487 19 20 Detroit umph, for after his own car was elim­ the conflicting views. As written fendants held up ‘‘General" Robert .4 It ROTARY CONVENTION TO 111 20 St. l/OUi* ISLANDERS BEAT inated, he relieved Milton, whose now it would provide thnt the cattle A. Ia' c as a descendant of the historic FRAME CODE OF ETHICS .400 14 21 Washington BULLDOGS, 7 TO 1 1U1W 1W I im L 1U ^ hands were blistered as a result of m onnnd the state split even on the family to further their alleged fraud­ . too It 21 Chicago expense of rounding up cattle and ulent scheme. It I* alleged the ( I l l T h r tmiM-Inlrit 1‘ rrnal gripping the wheel. .394 20 Boston . 13 ST. LOUIS, May 31—Administra­ DHI.ANIU), May 31.—Southpaw bringing them to dipping vats. three conspired to defraud, ami'in Wilcox drove 115 miles of the race, tive problem* nn.l the best way to Cooper wns too much for the Battling it nl*o changes the wording of the thoir schemes tnDucd the United taking the wheel at the 200 mile mark Kouthrrn AsNorinlion introduce a standard code of ethic* States mails, tl is pointed out in to enable Milton to have his hands section which provided thnt a rattleWon Lost r.*t. nmnng I•UsMiess And pmfcKtsinnnl men Burkemeii yesterdya n'teriiooii mid man not wanting his Mock dipped the indictment that Robert A. lee tie- Daytona Islanders won their third l-eeuted and bundaged. Milton went IS ,003 thr.iughmi 23 nut the wui Id Will focus the mid last game of the series by a SECOND TIME THAT ST. PAl'I. coul dmovc them into another zone nt wns set up us 11 man who was giving hack Into the race on the 375 juile .550 1attention of tell thousand delegates, 20 HI Chattanooga HOY WINS FIVE HUNDRED the expenre of lilt* state. As it now his life nnd years of practice as a marl, two laps in the leud. Milton's .556 to the fourteenth mutual e.invention store of seven to one. The score: IG 20 Mobile MILE RACE rends the livestock sanitary board koologist to humanity nnd the oil Daytona . 2U3 mm njii— 7 12 u champion tar showed its class in the 18 .538 of tin- Rotary International, which 21 New Orleans . shnll suy whether any entile may he business ns General Robert U. D* Orlando 001) (Mil) 001 —I 7 4 first mile of the race, its eight cylin­ IK .520 opens June 18. 20 Atlanta’ Illy Tin* * ■ • mm*Itat cil I'rraal removed from n zone under the pns- gave his life to the Confederacy. Batteries: Cooper and Mono; Pal­ .480 18 Memphis . 17 INDIANAPOLIS, Hub. May 31 — ders living in perfect tunc. The number of Rotary clubs in the mer and Francis. The government disputes thii tuie rotation plan. .432 world Inis almost doubled within the JO 21 Birmingham Werner, the German, worried the Tommy Milton, of St. Paul, achieved Mr. Lewis still is optimistic and so claim, holding thnt the defendant U-c .280 lust live years, mid there now are 10 25 Little Rock the nnihllioii of his brilliant racing leaders by his grim hold on third place are tli cothcr zealous tick orndicators, is not n descendant of the Virginia IIRADENTOWN, Mny 31.—The more than fourteen hundred dull Growers administered a tldrd defeat career yesterday when, for the second until nearly the finish of the race. but both houses are weary and not Lees nnd hns never been a geologist We now handle feeds. Try the P. units, divided into 39 *districts in time, lie won tiie 500 mile automobile | Wilcox also made things interesting i nthe mood to consider anything en­ hut a laborer. The government, in X. D. Dairy Feed, Diamond D. Laying cities of the United S tales,. Cauiida, to Tampa yesterday, winning a zig­ race over the Indianapolis Motor until lie was forced to quit with a tailing real work, according to indi­ the indictment, place* Shcrwin and Mash. Baby Chick K(*'d, Oatmeal for Mexico, Denmark, Uruguay, Spain, zag game in the eighth, (1 tn 4. It Speedway, repeating his victory o f ' broken dutch. He was lending nt 100 cations. Aside from the administra­ Schwarz nt the bark of theallcgrd chickens at Die. Popular Ma rket Pnrimna and Argentina, witli one in- was a hard fought contest nnd every , 1921 before n crowd of 160,000 spec- miles, tion tax bill it would nppera thnt the schemes, pointing out that they p»»l Phone 210. 63-2te tcrimtl.mnl organization in the ilrit- tn Iley was batted for. The score: tutors. It was the greatest throng Murphy furnished the race witli week will be spent mostly in cleaning I. ce $12.50 weekly to secure thr u»t Tampa 000 003 H M 7 4 that ever witnessed a sporting event tlu ill after tin ill, mile after mile, first the calendars of less Important mea­ of hia name und his “pretended rela­ i. h Isles, Australia mi dSouth Africa, llriidelituwn 001 210 (I2x—0 10 3 BOND HALE MONEY in America. tionship” to tho historic general in Pr.ihalily the most interesting bux­ Batteries: holding first place, sometimes second, sures. Alvarez, Fisher nnd MAY BE USED FOR Milton’s time for the rape was third, fourth and fifth. He showed ines* to come before the convent loll Donaldson; Wilhelm and Kerns. Representative McKenzie of Uut- furtherance of their plans. EXPENSE OF ISHCK will be the discussion of the proposi­ 5:28:00:27, giving him nn average of some rare hursts of speed which un­ nam, who hns the tax measure in tow, 93.1 as compared witli tiie record doubtedly on the stretches were better believes that it will not find much op­ ATLANTA EXPECTS .'.0.090 tion that Rotary clubs concentrate TALLAHASSEE, May 3 1 ,- Hoard., their energies for n year in develop­ ST. PETERSBURG, May 31.—G. breaking speed of 94.48 made a year than 100 miles nn hour. The youth­ position. It would provide for three EI.KS AT JULY GATHERING of county commissioners would lie ment of programs tiiat will have for Moore’s triple followed by U. Moore’s agoful Californian, however, suffered appraisers In each county. With pel milted under the bill put through an object the introduction of stan­ single (ml across tiie winning run in Harry Hurts, of Los Angeles, who slightly more trouble, nnd ut one time these appraisers reporting direct to ATLANTA, Gn.. May 31-Not l«* the ninth inning of the Memorial Day pay the expense of a bund Issue from dard .odes «f ethical practices among finished second in the 1922 race, was forced to drop hack to ninth the governor of the lax equalization than fifty thousand Elks from all the money derived upon sale of the business and professional man in all game here ye. t.-rdny, tiie Saints Ink­ thundered across the finishing line place, lie gained steadily ns he reel­ board somewhat of a check could be parts of America nre expected to be builds. The hill was championed by business or (profession* represented ing tiie long end of tin* 3 to 2 count live miles behind Milton, while Jimmy ed off the miles, finully pushing his kept on the too generous assessors. present ut the annual convention of with Lakeland. The score: Senator II. II. Wells of Chipley, and hi Rotary. Murphy, winner of the 1922 rare, was ta r into third place, retaining this po­ Indirectly, it would give the centra! the grand lodge of the order which Lakeland 000 lot) 001—2 6 1 third, about 13 mllcB behind Harts.. passed with only four gcatlvc vote.’ An unusually large number of dele- St. Pete tax authorities quite an effective meet* in Atlanta July 9 to Hk The sition until the finish. ........ 000 200 001—3 8 1 despite n sharp attack upon it by irntcv form clubs overseas, particu­ Harts’ timg wps 6:33:05:90 for an weapon, nuppnrtiers of the measure gathering will assemble «U*leg*t»or.* The race reaulte in two serious ac­ Batteries: Patrick and Ammons; Senator J. 11. Johnson of Live Oak, larly those from the Rriti*h Isle., average of 00.00 miles an hour. cidents in which three school boys contend to bring more property with­ from Maine to Hawii, with who declared he felt that if the Dill mid various part* of the Hritixh em­ Hernandez uud O'. Moore. Murphy finished In 5:40:30:01 for from Lafayette, Ind., were injured, in taxation. indications pointing to representation pusxcd it would make it almost Im­ pire have announced their intention an average of 88.08 miles an hour. fr.om a large majority of the L one of them fatally. Christian possible for the counties wishing of coming and some have already WOULD BE APT TO START SOME­ Fourth place honors went to the Lauchtenslenger, a German entry, FORD-FOR-PHESIDENT lodges in the country. THING. to Ismd to get anything done because started. veteran Earl Cooper, while L. L. Co­ crashed into n concrete retaining wall Thii is the first time that « CLUB IS DETERMINED The following recently appeared of the possibility that the issue might vention of the grand lodgp of • * Si, lands is mu king great prepara­ under head of Milmclto, 111., an­ rum, of Indianapolis, furnished one of on his fifteenth lap, but miracously not carry, and that those who had tions for the reception of the visitors, the mechanical surprises of the race escaped death although his machine DEUTROIT, May 31.—The Dear- hns ever been held in the South*** • give ntheir lime to it would riot re­ and already reservation* have been nouncements: by piloting a specially built ‘‘flivver’’ was wrecked. boni Ford-for-President club will go and the first time in ten years 1 * “ 1 will give room, with private bath ceive uny compensation for their la­ made for more than 8.000 Rotnrinn*. into fifth place. Frank Elliott, a it alone if the American Economic the order has come south. evening dinner to student or woman California driver, finished nixtliBund Jacob Krnuss, his mechanician, was bors. Senator Wells contended the The Atlanta lodge is complete* league now meeting in Qmuha fails hill would in no wise change the ex­ PLAIN I'll ll.OHOPII 3 FOR PALE employed) in exchange for services in Eddie Ilearno seventh. Mnx Baler, taken to the field hospital hut his in­ ta nominate for presidential candi­ preparations to entertain a roinimu" evening. Address V-161. Tiie Print­ isting law, nnd that in eases where PEOPLE. one of three German entries, was juries were not us serious as first re­ date of a third party the Detroit of 75,000 visitors. The hotel c»pw>f * ted. Krauss was the only medianteh bond issue fulled to carry tin* The .inly pleasure some (ample get ing Studio, Wilmette, 111." eighth. Prince do Cystria, a French 1" manufacturer. This wus made will l>o enlarged by July 1, c0 It’s a mighty kind and liberal offer, county could pay it* expense out of uul uf life i* cheating nt solitaire. ” - ............... r r ; ; y V T i b „ > '> try , w«> ninth; PhU Shafer, driving ‘ci™ l» «•“ “ nU ulhcr : nccrJ* known*today in tho homo town of dormitories will be operated ** Poor people always seem to have nppor unity, or whatever ^ the general or some other .fund. m.ehln., was tenth. porary hotels, two vast the manufacturer. to call it. Sorry we can t accept, hu of tho GcrTom Alley, of Indianapolis, . vetThe vote on the bill was 23 to I plenty of advice on how.to get rich. Tho club, it wax made known was cities will be set up in the heart Men wilt, have time to waste always you know how L is, pvoplo are apt ^ ^ entrjef( finished eleventh, just *’»«" rucer, was in the second smash- considering the circulation of initia­ the city, and the grounds and Senators Turnbull, Johnson, Mitchell to talk. try tn waste it on busy people. and Phillips voting against it. outside of the prise money. i u9 the day. In attempting to tory petition* to make Ford an inde­ inga of tho Southeastern t«>r ** — Of the 24 cars thnt roared away In P»*» a cur on tho southwest turn of pendent candidate but would prefer converted into a monster u belch of smoko at tho start of the;the truck while speeding nearly 100 to have the American Economic camp to accommodate . jjj SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE race, only 11 survived the gruelling ’nt lies an hour, Alley’s car skidded, league sponsor the campaign. Of­ sand southern lodges * h f ^ test of speed nnd endurance. Eight overturned and ernshed through a ficers of the rlub admit they have make the trip by automobile- i ^ Oviedo Srinlmde DeMolay Seminole Ath. Club Ilrotherhood St. A. la !of the survivors were American cr*a-jf«nrc. seriously Injuring Herbert never received positive assurance sands of private homes win Juno 12 lions, two German and one French. Shoup, Id, of Lafayette ,who suffer- from Mr. Ford that he* would accept opened. TJay"2ir . (in Four of the French machines w ere;*-*tl u skull fracture at the base of .the the nomination if it were tendered. July 3 June 19 A special railroad " U cf • f It 0 AII . May 24 Oviedo ..... July 12 eliminated hecauso of motor trouble brain. The boy was taken to a hosand a half for the round trip. ^ July 10 June 6 and the third German entry wns P»tal here and died late last night, THE LIES THEY TELL ON THE the Identification certificate p«»»* June 7 June 14 wrecked hi a smoshup. i Bhoup’s two companions, Charles be in force over practically sJ June 28 IRISH ARB TRUE. May 3} June 26 HERALD Seminole Athletics Milton, who collected about $35,000 Elliott and William Groets, also were An Irishman ,on being told to Ju|y 10_ June 21 July 5 at his reward fo r victory, gave a so badly injured, they were taken to grease the wagon, returned in about NOT ~RIOJIERTHA’S” June 12 June 7 ’ *’ • 1 It t an hour and said, “I’ve greased every wonderful exhibition of gameness, it liospilaL . May 24 WANT July 3 Brotherhood St. A-.. Alley, who was driving as a rHldf part of ft but them slicka that ruir 10,060 la1 skill and daring, 'a s -he -was pushed J i(rt Juno 14 July 12 Juno 28 every mile of the race by the thund driver at tho time, suffered a broken through ithe wheels June 6 May 31 The vilnjj speed marvel* nt tempting to de- Irfl iirro, cut*-••bout tb« ADS. June 2d J V! * a * Miiy 20 D u n u r-:-— feot him. Howard WUcox, nn Indian-. Ix>dy. and a possible skull h-neturc. nature ttkir. No Irishman would June 10 June 21 •» A July 63 spoils driver, sh a w l .in Milton’s t fl-'lU ^ h t t o y m *o»e distance. 1*4 , >Vi UUO-'X b * v,r**-* ■;r#5.<x»Trr; BASE BALL NEWS CELERY SEED TOMMY Mil TON WINS BIG CLASSIC AT INDIANAPOLIS �PARK THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 3 1 ,1923 Naisinu the hiiinlb TFisherl Tho H aw k in s’ Population is o o ln g to Suffer An A w fu l Shock N o w ! t'u_ ttkwje rHCJEE. UV*L< tVt fvT IT*. S IL U W O eW E S E c i& p n s - o o E o t i Ht&KT ta u » ^ rr v e a o S 3 ‘e.H ! \ VtX fcOTtFN \ fVS^C* IT TO ( hpn F E a e e v Ps s b -e « ncl : eONMM S o OR. TU5.V p~ VAE.UES ] TW B o X , U hom e's . J ost j \ S SHE . c a v e vtt & ^-7 H e l y Mn^WKWvotSS, SfV<S USU- VOO CNE RCR- MS CAVA ©ItnHWM __ . VOUKePVCtiP L-T H Eft.’. 5 IqHECL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Yon t s n find li** n a m e o f ,Tffj llrt Business Min In Hanford In th la C o lu m n PURELY PROFESSIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS Cards of Sanford's Repot* able Professional Men, each uf whom. In hia chosen pro* feaaioo the Herald recom­ mends to tha people. each d*y. George A. DeCottes Attomey-nt-Law | Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities * Over Reaalnole County Bank IAN FOIID *:* *:• FLORIDA II vs plfaaf you, tell others; If not, tail ua. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, tfrop- General Shop and Mil) Work I CONTRACTOR and R U ILD B R [ (17 Commrrrial Street—Sanford, Flu. FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building HANFORD *:• •;* FLORIDA RLTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT B. W. HERNDON Room 7, Miller Bldg. lANFOItl) -s- *:■ *:• FLORIDA INSURANCE AGENCY FIRB------- AUTO--------BONDS ICHELLE MAINES LAWYER —Court House S. 0. Shinholser «,fit i*r* i nrvi * ij Contractor and Uullder FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons KaUlilUkrd tMM Itral iVlutr, Loan* and Insurance I I’hoBr Is 101-8 Magnolia Arc, LSTFWART The Florist | t at Klu*it*------------ Floral I)wign* Itooni* 226-228 DR. R. M. MASON 1IENTI8T New Me*sch Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO Annual and Ornamental Plnnta Re*. 205I Ml Myrtle Avc.---------- Plume 26Q-W IN S U R A N C E -Phone*- Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON ISANFORD MACHINE COMPANY PHYSICIAN-SURGEON .f Room* 206-207-208 MrUch Building General Machine nnd Holler W orks Cylinder G rinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 02-------- Sanford. Florida DR. G. S. SELMAN , W* K- I-m V Practice limited to Disease* oT Eye, Fair, Nose nnd Throat Fiyc* Kxaminrd, Glasses F'ittrd Mclsch Building J. II. Cuiclough Kyaa Examined Leak & Colclough G]**•** Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. INSURANCE Fire—Fife—Auto OpUrlan-Optematrlaf b" I I list Mni’l Hunk Bldg. Annex $12 Bast First Street Sanford. Fla. SANFORD FLORIDA MY IDEA OF A SOFT JOB. “HTAV *«>*: F’ceding the cnnnrics in the Singer Wlull' many a man i* n dininond in Building, Charley. the rough, then-** gvnurally plenty uf people tu rut him. • Kaap Tight Rain an Emotions. The emotionally uncontrolled not Discouraging Trap Stalling. merely tend to an Inipraetlral Impul A IliiHipie *lie« p tiiTder convicted of slveiicsa. The storms of emotion trap atcnllng In lessen county, C*Iffor- which continually sweep Ihrniigti them »a. recently was fined $100 und sen* rouse them to see fart* In a distorted lencil 1,1 j„u f„r *jx ,„oltt|,a. The way, clouding their Judgment, and thus ca»e «a» brought to trial nnd aettted deceiving them Into conclusions which JUthln four weeks. The Held opera- ituny be the revar**i of sound. uont in predatory atilmul work con* "An angry man," os the proverb urted hy the biological aurrey of the tersely pula It, "cannot we straight.” ItiHeil Slutea Department of Agrlcul- As with anger, so with the other emo­ ure have been wrh.usly Interfered tions. To give them free rein la ta * ', b>f '*'• ■teaallua 0f trnp*. amt If la yield til hope of winning a place ,h«» “■ « ra-nulg of ronvlcttnna among the effectively practical, the f! , heavy t. nt. are* the nuisance wUI sensibly efficient, the ■uccese-wlnnera. ** leaaetied. —H. Addington Bruce In the Chicago [Dolly New . , ,_______ <. , i^ J j j 1921 Ford Touring! Good rubber, Keif-starter, excellent condition. A rare barsaln, going at— HOLtY AT HERALD OFFICE Teynui, if I’ftfcy' FOR RKNT—1 nice apartment, nil Old Johnson Home A. C. L. Calls A t­ White is Named conveniences nnd well furnished, tention to Recruit­ General .Agent for Cates' building, phono 18l! in Greenville, Tenn,, ll-Wed-Thr-tfc ing of Labor The Clyde Line Dedicated to Memory FOR RENT,—Bungalow, 0 rooms and aleeping porch. Portly furnished. OF THE SEVENTEENTH PRESI­ Well Known in Ktnle nnd Promotion Railroad i* Assisting in Keeping La* Phone 113, i 53-2tp Well Deserved borers at Home DENT OF THE UNITED Classified Ad* 1c n word. No FOR It FINT ^ T wo furnished light Announcement has just hern made STATES. Ad taken for lex* than 25c. housekeeping rooms. Close in. All by President 11. II. Raymond, of tin* The -following from Supt. Dumas And positively no Classified conveniences. Summer rates, Also Clyde Line, of the appointment, ef­ will he of interest: GREENVILLE, Tenn., May 30.— Ad* charged to anyone. Conti furnished room, lnrge sleeping porch. Snnford, Fla., May 30, 1023. fective June I, of 11. G. White to ■ wcnthcr-honten liltlo building muni accompany all order*. Phone *132.-—100 Palmetto Avenue. nearly 100 years old, at the door of the position of general agent, with Mr. R. J. llolly, Count the word* and remit Ii3-3tp Editor the Sanford Herald, Mr. which mice hung a sign reading “A. headquarters in Jacksonville. arordlngly. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, 3 Johnson, Tailor," was dedicated here White has for the post twelve years Sanford, Florida. rooms, private family. All con­ today to stand ns a memorial to An­ or more served hia company in the Dear Sirs veniences, 1011 Oak Avenue. Phone drew Johnson, seventeenth president capacity of port agent and his pro­ I note that the Sanford Hernld has 283-J. 54-file | of the United States nnd one of the motion carries with it duties of great- carried a number of article* nlwiut the FOR SALE BUNGALOWS, cottages nml apart most notable figures in Tennessee's er responsibility nml wider range and iexodus of common labor amt know represents the highest office in F'lor- that you will be interested nnd grnttmeats for the summer season at political annals. FARMERS—You can gat seed bed Dnytnnn Beach. Reasonable rates. Andrew Johnson, at the age of ida within the gift of the company fieri to tree the action being taken by fmm“ > and Irrigation plugs at tfc* Will furnish photos nnd full informa­ eighteen, came here in .....* 1820 front thus honoring him. IDs new duties, the. Atlantic Coast Line tit take cant Hanford Novelty Works 100-tfc tion upon request.—Bailey & Haw­ Raleigh, N. (*., his lurthplnce, and! as outlined in a special circular issued of thin situation, Will thank you to give st cit public­ FOR SALK—lioaier and Unys' paint* kins, Daytona Bench, Fla. ri-31-lmo-c established a tailor Hhojv In the build-[by Mr. Raymond, gives Mr. White nnd varnisljes at Sanford Novelty FOR RENT — Ono furnished room ing dedicated today. He lurd learned supervision over the maintenance nnd ity ns you deem proper. Yours truly, Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc apartment for light housekeeping, the trade In Raleigh. He soon he- upkeep of floating equipment ami terT. L. DUMAS, 54-5tc enmo interested in polities, although j initials in Florida, as well as over port lu K SALE—It hime Isluml egg* for 701 Magnolia Ave. Superintendent. j he hud had but little education. When i agencies in Jacksonville, Miami and Netting, 15 egg* fur $1.00. Mr*. Wilmington, N. C., May 24, ll»23. he was 2 1 1 years old he was elected I on the St. Joints river, also of freight WANTED Ellsworth, Itennlnll Avenue, Snnan aldeiman of Greenville. Two1 traffic solicitation in Florida. To Superintendent* and Agents: furd. 83-tfp s t E n (Tg ITa i ' f i i i i t W A m T e d Mo t Inter lie wass mayor. mayor It wnsj Mr. White has been with the Clyde J You ure doubtless aware of the fact he experienced. Address 1‘. (). Box FOR HALM- -Large motor boat, every i the beginning of a political career Line for over twenty years, begin- that laborers in great numbers are l»e32-tfc convenience, four cylinder motor, in 221. that was to lead to the governorship nlng Ids iulcer as a junior clerk in ing inducctl to emigrate from territory n nm'-kahly good eunditiou. Will con-i WANTED—Used musical Instruments [ of Tennessee ,n sent in the United the office of the St. Johns river line, jactved by this Company. If till* emtwider any offer—L. II. Connelly. 32-tfe instruments of every description. ; Slates senate, a military governor* locnlcd at that time at the foot of 1gration continues the result will in ull FOR SALE—$500 huy* 5 ncres, $'250 Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price ship, the vice presidency, then \hc I logon street, when the steamers City probability bo a labor shortage, which buys 21*, acres, goml fruit and gar­ Music Co., Tnmpu and Zack Street, presidency. Johnson was a senator]of Jacksonville, still in operation, and will Hcriously interfere with furmlng 6-25-lmo-c again after his return from the *Frederick Deltarry were In service. nml business interests of tho com­ den land, within City of Lake Mary, Tampa, Fla. the coming tourist center for Semi­ WANTED-Bookkeeper. Will em­ While Douse. ^ lie later, hecamu cashier and in u fow munities affected. Whether tho move* nole cmijity. ( l.f\nt| high overlooking ploy competent bookkeeper- wlm can Johnson entered state politics''in years practically assumed full charge nient will result in any lasting good two lieatitiful lake*. The city dwel­ give bond. Apply I’, 0. Itox 700. to the laborers leaving this territory ler’s dream.-- Lake Mary Realty Co., f.4-4tc sentative in the twenty-first general |;,u.. ||j s m.xt promotion was to that is questionable. Lake 51ary, Fla. 42-7tp assembly which convened in Nash- lPf t.|,k>f clerk to the port agent, who You are, of course, advised of tho FOR SALF-—40 acres land, 5 tiled in vlile. He returned to the assembly a* 1 that time was General C. P. Lov- requirements of tho several states A lon<l of new brooms and dust­ fine shape. Mule ami farming im­ linij w|tcn the latter severed his through which this Company operates, pans just come in, also O-Bright's Sil­ a senator in 1811. Ilo was then a plements go with it. Cheapest thing Democrat ,aml in that session of the connection with the company, Mr. with reference to the licensing of per­ ver Powder nnd Brillo,—The Popular going. See me at once. Bargain.— legislature he figured in the filibuster. white was appointed Ids successor. sons engaged in tho business of F?niiMarket. Phone 212. 53-2tc W. J. Thigpen. tlt-Gtc of the “Immortal Thirteen" senators | Throughout his years of service grant-Agent or In hiring ersons in n who succeeded in preventing election wit|| , (u. r | vi)l, | j nUi Mr. \Vhito has state fur endoyrtlcnt beyond the limits F’OR SAI.F1 OK 11FINT- -5 room bun­ THAT WOULD STOP THEM. hy the legislature of two Whig scua witnessed am! taken important parts of the state. It is believed that ill galow, furnished or unfurnished, tors in ctmgiTsn. A* a result Ten­ corner Hit street and Dolly avenue. A prison reform that many would nessee wits without representation in in the remarkable development ami many instances the revisions of these growth of Ids company, from the timo statutes are being disregarded and tho Apply W. It. Fell, 8lit West Third St. like to sec would !*• the Bending of 50.dtp confirmed bootlegger* and persistent the United States senate for the en­ it operated five steamers a week until tuxes provided in connection with such suing two year*. today, with ship* twice the size and licensing are not ladng paid. Respect FOR SAI.FI—Six acre* land, two tiled* violator* of the constitution to prison As representative of -t+tw. fir^tt Ten­ with additional ports being served, for the law, as well a* the financial inwell located.—F\ A. Peters, Route for a term, instead of continuing to nessee district, Johnson went to con­ "A", Snnford, Florida. 51-0tp joke with them hy assessing nominal gress in 1843. He served In the 28th, the Clyde Line tins twelve arrivals anti I voiced, require thut the previsions be fines which they look upon ns little 22th, 30lh, 31st and 32nl congresses; departures front Jacksonville each strictly complied with. FOR SALE It is suggested thnt you tiring thl* more than occupation license.—Mil- In 1851 the Whig IcgiMnture in Ten­ week the year round. In his curlier 1 starting F'ord touring. matter to thu attention cf the local dily*, tho steamers Cherokee, Semi­ ton Gazette. I 1221 Dodge Touring. nessee red is trie ted tile stnet in r licit nole nml Algoitqin, were looked upon authorities, and ulso Chambers of 1222 Dodge Roadster. manner that it was believed John- by the citizens «»f Jacksonville with ns Commerce and other organizations In 5,000 NEGROES FROM Terms if desired. soii’m re-election to congress was im­ much pride ns they now look upon the your respecive communities, nnd that WEST INDIES REACH DODGE GARAGE possible. Johnson, however, did not NEW YORK IN MONTH seek re-election to congress, but ap­ Lcnnpc, present day queen of the | effort be made to see that tho hiring Snnford Motor Co. Phone 3 Clyde fleet and the largest and fastest |of laborers for employment outside of 52-3tc peared in Nashville on the eve of the coastwise liner—quite a distinction the state is done only by those propNEW YORK, May 31.—More than Democratic alulu convention and by a FOR SALE—Light F’ord truck, cheap, 5,000 negro laborers from Cuba and maneuver thrust hi* candidacy for for the pott of Jacksonville. Two ships erly authorized so to do, and that the s'elf starter, 1021 model. Apply at the West Indies have come hero this the governorship upon the conven­ of'considerably greater freight carry­ requirements of the laws are strictly Duylight Bakery, 313 Sanford Ave­ month)* attracted by higher wages tion. Johnson won the governorship ing capacity than tho Lcnnpc, to tie complied with. nue. 62-3lc I am enclosing copy of circular is­ ■130 feet in length, with accommoda­ pnid In the northern part of the SALE BARGAIN—Indian Scout mo­ United States bccuusc of shortage i aa spiraled campaign against the tions for 375 passengers; with great­ sued with reference to this subject. torcycle at less than hnlf price, cash of unskilled Inlmr, officers of the Whigs. In 1855 Johnson won n sec­ er speed and costing $2,000,200 each Yours very truly, —no defects. A-l condition. F'raino steamship Munargo declared today ond term us governor, defeating are expected l<> enter service In a I*. U. ALBRIGHT. for attaching side carrier. Inquire at when tho vessel arrived from Cuba Meredith 1\ Gentry who was suld to year’s time. This expansion of busi­ Vlce-l’rca. nnd Gcn’l Mgr. Buiek Garage, Def-and. 62-4tl| and Jamaica bringing 20 more negro have been in congress, one of tho. ness has necessitated greater termin­ greatest natural orators of his time. al facilities, which Mr. White Ims cal agent by G. D. Raymond, a young FOR SAl.F’—I Underwood typewrit- workers. At Murfreesboro, where the Johnhcqn grew from the single dork, at the man with considerable experience and * cr; 1 F\ L FL check writer; 1 Dav­ son-Gentry campaign opened, John­ They toll us thnt some $60,000 ad­ son delivered u speech that Is suld foot of Hogan street, to the company’s nbilitY, who, like his predecessor, has enport; 1 heater.—J. C. Mitchell, Danson Plnce, Pace’s Lane. 53-3tp ditional must lw spent to complete 1to have been one of the greatest poll- present four fine, large piers extend­ worked up tu his present new posi* the capitol at T»ll»Hw*ce. Why hot ! tienl speeches ever made in Tenne*- ing from the foot of Murkot street tiun by dint uf huid work and cloau through Liberty and Washington application to his duties during u include in this appropriation $6,000 1see. streets to Catherine street. extra for a figure-head over tho mnnlxT of years In tho service of tho F’rom the governorship, Johnson FOR RENT As n resident of Jacksonville since Clyde and Mallory lines, A few years portal of a weeping taxpayer. went to the United States senate, wliere he was in office when tho pres­ the days of sotije thirty thousand pop- ago, when the Clyde line inaugurated illation, Mr. White has made many it freight service between New York FOR RKNT—Furnished apartment, Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke idential campaign of 1800 began. all conveniences, close in. AUo House, Mobley’s Drug 'S tore and friendH both In thu city* nnd through­ and Baltimore, Mr. Raymond, at that Tennessee’s delegation to tho Dem­ rooms. 200 East fifth St. 53-3tp Hunt’s Pharmacy. U ocratic National convention thnt year out tho state and his public splritness time chief clerk to tho port agent in F*OR RENT—Furnished rooms with went instructed to vote for Johnson and keen Interest in helping mako New York, was selected to represent Jacksonville the leading seaport uf the the company ua agent in Baltimore. KOTICK or* KI.KTTIOSf. light housekeeping.—S. FL eomer of In c o m p lU n c t) w ith tli* iirn v ls lu n s of for president. Two year# later, dur­ 11th street und Elm Avo.—M. Sch­ C li n p te r 4S7*. I j i w s **r 1’lorlUa. iiu tlcs ing the Civil Wur, Johnson was de­ south, ts well recognized and appre­ Taking churge of tho agency of a lii-r<-hy a l v n i t h a t a n e l e c t i o n h a s ciated. His thorough knowiedgo of new line, organising forces, etc., is not neider. 47-0tp Is lire n o r d e r e d t<» he h e ld n n d t h e s a m e nounced as a traitor by Tennessee ill b« h e ld In H nerlal T a x Bclnml Hls- Democrats. FOft RENT—I-orgr, convenient,' un- w His wifo and family ships, traffic mutters, terminals, lab­ altogether an easy task, but Mr. IUy-> i r l c l No. ■. t ( j th e Hi in ru e ) H emlnnle. ■ furnished rooms for housekeeping. f o u n t y . F l o r i d a . «>n F r i d a y . J u n e Will. were ordered to move beyond Die or, etc., gained through years of prac­ mond proved himself equal to tho Job tical experience, has made him an out­ and after the lino had been firmly ISIS, f o r t h e p u r|i « s a *>l d e t e r m i n i n g Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. Wtio s h a l l lie t r u s t e e * of t h e s a i d d i s ­ Confederate lines. 62-Stp t r i c t f u r Hie t y x l s u r e r * , n g t w o F’our yean later tho (tame of An­ standing figure in tho water trans­ established and operation of tha y ear*, a n d t h e n u m b e r o f m l ll a o f d i s ­ portation business of the southeast. It steamers successful, he wax again I2-room house, nIre- t r i c t sch o o l l a s to he lev ied nml co l- drew Johnson appeared on the Re­ is little wonder Mr. White should cast promoted to the more important port le c l c d f o r e a r l i o f t h e s a id yearn. publican ticket as candidate for vice ly furnished for boarding. Inquire T he follow ing nam ed a re ap p o in ted hia lot with the transportation busi­ of Mobile, Ain., where about a year I n s p e c to r a a n d c l e r k a t ti ts •president. He became president af­ at 503. West .Third street, Mrs. 8. A. tnor s ca lcnt c taa ness as he cornea from a transporta­ ago, he was made agent for the Mal­ * n a m e d , w i t h i n s a i d Hpeclal ter the assassination of Abraham Chancellor, Prop. * 47-6tp T a x Hchool l t l s t r l r l . t o hold s a i d e ls e tion family. Hia late father, Charlea lory Line. He will tako up his duties F'OR RENT—Three room furnished ** P r e c i n c t No. 8 ( L a k e M o n r o e ) l l c r t b a Lincoln, and It la said that ho was Haywood White, having been parlia­ as agent for tho Clyde Lino here on K l l s s h s t h l a i b r . A. H. I l a w k l n s . the first president to be interviewed apartm ent—Lee Bros., 415 West (Tkln. mentary representative of tho Great June 1, end will be succeeded a t Mo­ I n s p e c t o r s a n d (!. <). Holt. (Tlerh. b ya newspaperman. The interview P r c c j n c t No. I. ( P a n t s ) H e l e n It. Fiw t S treet 47-tfc Western Railway of Flngland and hia bile by E, E. Quincy, of Jacksonville*, Pearotftt. F l o r a P. K s r a s v . It. W . Mmllh. had to do with Impeachment pro­ FOR UEK'T—Furnished rooms and I n s p e c t o r s s lid A. M ln ch ew , <?lrrk. brother, Oliver J. White, at present who for some years was chief clerk ttiAt till* nt*llro ceedings then in the house of rep­ kitchcnnctta for light houaekeeplng, h e It pIui b lif us rhlel idr r Infirdi'rril occupies the .position of assistant to Mr. Whits and 1st jr agent In Charl­ th e Sanford Ih illv resentatives against Johnson. John­ 701 Magnolia ave. 49-tfc H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In son served aa president the unexpir- goods (freight traffic), manager of eston,. 8, C. , He nil nolo C o u n ty , b u t w i t h o u t s a i d d ls FOR KENT—Small cottage, see t r l c t . t h e r e b e i n g n o n e w s p a p e r Pub­ ed portion of Lincolns* second term. the same railway company In Lop* Passenger m ature la the Southeast­ e d w i t h i n s a i d d i s t r i c t , f o r a pnMusson, 601 Palmetto Ave. 60-0tp. lish ern territory of tho Clyde Line, are in After bis return to Tennessee, don. rln d o f t i m e a a rsu u lrw d b y la w . D o n * and o r d e r e d hy t h « C o u n t y Johnson again Mr, White will be succeeded as to* charge of H. G. Wetsel, who was re­ became a dominant FOfe' RENT—Nicely furnished house­ IHIEril H oard OI of P l ire i c I n s t r u c t i o n f o r He in I r uMbM cently promoted to the position of o ls — f o u....... n t y . ,K — lnrld*. a t t l a r #*s- figure In Democratic politics. He ,~m —- In r eJijb-keeping or bod room, 716 West First n__ s lo n . a t H a na fi—* fo rd , F l— u rld * . T u----esday. made thro raeccs for office, losing race, being elected United States sen* general Southern passenger ag en t Street. __ _ _M-*tP May ith., It ISII. II: a Y. HAItIU HON, t: h a l r m n n . once as a candidate for the senate a tor in 1875. lie died a ffw months Mr. Wenzel prior to hia promotion FOR'RENT-OlSrfurnished house’ in an donee as a candidate foa the house later, July 31, 1875, near Carter's a*ived aa Florida passenger agent for A t ‘ X W . L A W T O N , S e c re ta ry . ebake location. 8m Paul Lake. .. t g e a l of B o a r d ) si , i ■. mm of representatives.. Hs won number o Station, Int *.v1 1 A*»*<*"i *i —A ysgB � 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, May 31, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 31, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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SECTION D U M B E R 53 SANFORD, F tO W P A , WE! VOLUME J Y By CharlesiNicht^llS Webb MEMORY WOULD PUT BANDITRY d o w n in c h i n a a n d m ake c o u n t r y s a f e expresses Memorial Day it all come* back— It all come* back an through a' hnxe: Those lilac-scented yesterdays, The comrade* marching down the street And keeping atop with children’s feet, Those aging boy* .of sixty-orte. We’d nit down in the courthouse square And hear their tales, and even daro To wish n w ar would come along When we were tall and brave and strong. And then some grixzlcd man would sny: "Don’t wish that, son; wnr ain’t the way PREMIER’S POLICY IS BACKED UP BY THE CHAMBER To Associated Press and Says APPROPRIATE SU FFICIENT RUM Whole Thing is One TO FIGHT RATTLES OF Big Mess THE RUHR You tYilnk it Is—h'mn, no, •Irrec!” And all would nod so seriously. War enme along and verified Whnt they hid said—mof* hoys had died And some whb’d sat arul heard tales told. More understanding than of old, ' .Listened again, without rem ark, Till shadows filled the courthouse park, All thinking U rd. That’s why I sny I’d rather call it Memory Day. SENATE BRINGS BILL BACK AND WILL ACCEPT SHEPPARD-TOWNER AC* WAS VOTED DOWN GEORGE DeCOTTES TELLS OK TIIK ROOD—AND HAD—THINGS ACCOMPLISHED . Women’s Clubs of the State Made n Brave Fight for Bill Which Will Now Be Law TALLAHASSEE. May 30.—The Today’s luncheon meeting of the Ki- senate about faced yesterday, and PARIS, Mny 30.—Any doubts of wnnls Club*waa called to order hy the passed n Measure already passed in the solidarity of Premier Poincare’s president, Judge J. G. Sharon, and, in the house to accept the provisions of the absence of Rev. Brownlee, tho di- the Sheppard-Tower Child Welfare position were set at rest yesterday vino blessing wns invoked by Klwnn- act. Several day.* ngo, it voted down when the rhnmber of deputies, by n inn T. L Dumas. Henu Rnumol led n similar measure. The change of m ajority of 438, expressed confidence tho singing nnd D. Mct’aslin presided attitude on the part of the upper in him and his government and voted him the money needed to curry out his at the pinno. body makes it possible for the state RANQUET, TOASTS AND DANC­ policy in the Ruhr. This wns the first meeting fif the Board of Health to conitnue the work Only the extreme left voted ngninst dub, within the memory of the w rit­ it started severnl month* ago, ns the ING GREATLY EN­ the premier. His other critics did er, that there were no guests pretent, measure now goes to the Governor. JOYED not even resort to the common prncbut the members occupied every sentI, Following action several dayn • w i m n i n h the «»vvaw.. tlcc of abstaining, but added their at the nicely decorated tables. One of the most enjoyable events | ago, in killing a hill to accept tho fed. IH v T h e Preaat , iL „ . , vote to the prem ier’s triumph. WASHINGTON, Mny 30.—As the principal speaker a t the Memorial nnj of the High School commencement Mini government's i-iivi>rnnwnt'* assistance nssistnnre the /\ telegram signed hy Lane a n dI ' t,rni The chamber’s vote on the appro- M crcilM Jn Arlington Nntionnl Cemetery President Harding led the nation week is the Alumni banquet thnt takes Rossiter stating th a t' the • Sanford members were flooded with appeals prlation of 35,000,000 francs far the today in paying tribute to the dead heron of* "Ita wars. ’ ~ Ceremonies in Arllng- place ench year just uftcr the com­ delegation Imd arrived safely and i f„r ,, reconsideration of their action expenses of tho Ruhr occupation for ton Ampilhentre with national o ffic e r of the Grand Army of the Republic mencement ............. .............. ........... .................. In order thnt the Seniors thnt there wns an attendance of tb-S|,y Uic various women’s clubs of tho the month of June, was 505 to 07. The and the American Legion participating, other patriotic organisations repre- Rrn(|unt|n(; cnn Oconto members of 000 Kiwaniuns present at the lntor-\_ntnU.. ' debate took on the appearance of an Rented formed principal feature of capital's observance of the t ny. t>“ ^ UMBOtf|„ t|on tlmt keeps alive the national meeting now being held in I If the attitude nf the senato chnngassault on the Poincare cabinet. M. rndc of members of sctfornl organisations was reviewed by the president rnun traditions anil history of old Sanford Atlanta. A motion prevailed that tho o<l, however, Senator Stokes did not. Tnrdlcu severely criticised the gov­ ;he White Ilfiuse precede the Ampltheatrc exorcises. petitu secretary, Judge ‘ Schclle lie attacked acceptance of the Fed­ High. ernm ent’s methods and demanded of INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mny 30.— mighty nntlon to pay homage to the Tho banquet was held this yenr nt Maine*, who is acting during tho ab­ eral aid, as nnother wedge of the M. PiTlncnre whether he would chnngo The supremo ancrificc paid by the memory of these brave men of evory the Pariah House where the Indies of sence of Secretary Lloyd, In* instruct­ national government into tho affairs them, at the same time declaring to soldier dead should lie commemorated race, class and creed of every war. the W estminster Club of the Presby- ed to send n telegram of congratula­ of the state. In 18(11-05, our fore­ the chamber ho would vote for the ap­ by tho living, Alvin Owsley, national I^»t us reconsecrate their resting tcrian church had chnTgo of the re­ tions and host wishes to the- Sanford fathers fought for state rights, ho propriations. commander of the American Legion, places ns Shrines of n Free America; freshments. The Parish House never delegates fur transmission to the dcelared, nnd ho could not under­ The premier showed plninly he in­ said in nn appeal issued today to the rededienting our lives to the further­ looked any better than Inst night and meeting. stand why senators who had within ’ terpreted this method of debate as nn people in this country to observe ance of the idenls for which they Three new members were balloted tho Inst few days voted pensions to never housed u m errier party. The attem pt to shake tho cabinet without Memorial Day today. died." • . long table* were arranged in horse­ on—Dr. W. D. Gardner, W. 11. Tunnl- those men who *hc«l their blood" for immediately overthrowing it. He call­ “ The world Is rocked with Htrife shoe style giving nil the opportunity cliff and C. W. Stokes and they were state sovereignty now open the doors ed on M. Tardieu and his friends to and toil but those who gave their of facing etch other and allowing the unanimously elected ns members of to the Federal government. Senator vote as they talked, alul said he would lives th at others might live should w niters come in from the kitchen the hunch who "llulld.” Butler, who didn't know much about not admit that orators could Hhnke not lie forgotten. Their sll wan given nnd serving without any trouble. On But the real entertainm ent of tho l the hill the other day, he said, nt the BIT NONE OF THEM WERE OF the confidence or the country in tho in defense of humanity. They fought the tables were the Allimnl colors of luncheon camu when President Shar­ time, got some Information for use TIIK FOREIGN DELEGATION. cnbinct. , ... .* ... fo « h 6 fla jfto mnlTUiclnihc cause of hlnek arid gold und thlh folrir scheme on Introduced George DeCottc* ns the yesterday. He had ,n* much "South­ • This summons to the opposition to right. In the words of one soldier |Hr Tti» Xaeeeftted was carried out In . all the arrange­ speaker of the day nnd George began ern" blood ns anybody, he declured, SHANGHAI, May 30.—Shortage of como out into the open, put the chnm- who wrote to his mother on the eve ments. Baskets of golden cosmos and to tell of his Impressions of tho pres­ and he could not understand why food in the bandi stronghold a t her Into n dilemma; many of the dep­ of battle: 'For myself I would have mnrlgold on the tnldes and golden ent session of the legislature of Flor­ Senator Stokes hntl voted to accept Paotxuku before the kidnaping of a uties showed hy their npplnuse they you believe thnt whatever end 1 meet, PROMINENT REPUBLICAN AND A shaded lights vied with the decora­ ida, which he stated wns really le tte r federal aid for road building, for ed­ number of foreigner* from the Shang­ npprovod of M. Tnrdicu’s words, yet I meet it with nn even mind, con­ FRIEND OF ATTORNEY tion* of green vines nnd ferns nnd t linn a vaudeville entertainment. ucation nnd the like, should object hai,Peking express, Mny 0, caused were not ready to attem pt the over­ stant in the conclusion thnt I would GENERAL made nn ensemble of Florida green George wields a nimble vocabulary to dropping it in the welfare of chil­ ‘the brigands to throw eighty Chinese throw of the Poincare ministry. rather have gone out to this wnr nnd wood thnt wns plcnsirig to the eye. Inn,| hc convulsed his heurers with his dren. He gave Maine, Vermont, Con­ prisoners to death from one of the The premier declared flatly he not como back th an not to hnvc gone i n r Tfcp *iM»lalr< Pr»»«» necticut, Massachusetts, Kansas, and WASHINGTON. Mny 30.-Jc**e V,. Miniature baskets of/gold nnd black j imitations of some of the law makers mountain cliffs, according to informa­ would chnnge nothing in tho methods Rhode Island as tile only states that crepe pnper tied with! gold tulle held I )lt t |u, „tnto capital. a t all. t . Smith, of Washington Court House, tion received here today from Fntbcr decided upon In common with* the nlThere wns but little business tran s­ had not accepted the aid of the con­ "My chief regret, if I mug not live Ohio, and prominent In the Republi­ almonds at each plnt^ nnd the proWm. Unfcrs, German priest, who lles, thnt he would not call out anoth­ gram* were in golden covers * ami acted, hut the meeting was one of the gressional net. Certainly these state* has made several trips to the outluw er soldier to reinforce tho occupying to sec the end Is that I mny not wit­ can party affairs Of that state, shot ness the triumph of right over wrong himself to death in his apartm ent nt n black nnd tied with black ribbon, All most enjoyable In the history of the were not models for southern states headquarters. . troops, ns demanded by M. Tnrdieu, to follow, he declared. Daniel Webin this .the most terrible eruption of hotel here today. Smith was living the arrangements were under the order. • The information from Father Len- nssrrting thnt any Increase there .stor in the senate wns one of the hinnngemcnt of Miss Fern Ward na tho forces of reaction in the history in the apartm ent of Attorney General fers, which rame in a letter from would add to the expense without nddstiongest enemies of state’s rights, of man. Thnt these forces enn Daugherty here, tho intter being n rhnirmnn ami her able assistants, the prelate at I.inrhcng, declared that Ing to the efficiency, lie challenged he asserted ami In the reconstruction Misses Pattyc Lyle, Edna Chlttondon the prisoners’ feet were bound and the chamlier to decide between the trium ph is unthinkable, If they nre guest at the White House and friends days. Thad Stephens, and Rdbjrt find Ruth Gillon. The following menu to win, I would rather die than w it­ were unable to assign any reason for each was InMIed with his name and government and the government’s Sumner, were the south’s greatest wu* served in fine style: ness the victory.” the ket declaring ho had boon appar­ identification lieforc living hurled to critics. . enemies. They weei* oil sons of Fruit Cocktail "It-w as in such spirit thnt the men ently in good health and spirits. Smith death. One of the prisoners, n wo­ Massachusetts, he declared. Pickle* of this grent nation died, tl was un­ wns n life long friend nf Daugherty Iced Celery man, was thrown over with her child Senator MacWllllams, supporting Creamed Chirken in Patties alterable pride in the defense of hu­ and wns a member of the party which In her arm*. Ij»ter the bandits noti­ the measure, said It wns not a m at­ Creamed Potntoe* m anity’s right thnt led them to give accompanied Presidium -Harding and • fied the families of the massacred ter of sectionalism. The several Green Beans Pickled Beets VICTORY OR DRDPKAT MAY UK their all. Theirs was the renlixihfcm party to Floridu. captives and relatives were permitted states were intcr-dvpendtn In health, _ Hot Rolls % for tho spirit of America. Our sacred to remove the bodies, identification WRITTEN IN and education, hc said. Tho vote Tomato Sulad privilege is to enshrine them in the WASHINGTON, Mny 30.—Warren being facilitated by the tags. . HISTORY wus 17 to 12.' Chocolate Cake heart of Anierlcn nnd the world. The Martin, special assistant to the ut- Orange Ice "One Christian Chinese, who nlDemi Tuase hallowed tombs of our dead He In torhey general, who was occupying retdy had paid $1,800 for the re­ TALLAHASSEE. May 30. — The A fter the menu came the best part fate of tie kerudleatlon was in the BAN FORD HOY MAKING GOOp. lease of his son, today took delivery THAT SHE RE CONFINED IN SAN the poppy covered fields of Flanders npartm ent with Smith was asleep In and the homeland. We, their com­ another room nt the time of shoot­ of the evening, the program of music senate toduy with lines so closely of the corpse,” Father I<cnfcrs wrote, QUBNTON PRISON AT The following note from the Gcorrades of America, must not forget ing. He was awakened hy the report nnd dnncea nnd toaits. Mis* Gladys drawn' thnt misstep in. parliamentary adding: ONCE . glu School of Technology, will he In­ their deeds. of the pistol about dawn, hut wna un- Morris acted u* tonstmlstrcs* in her procedure would mean either victory “Many pall bearers still are climb­ teresting to Sanford readers: "On Memorial Day In reverence wo ubio to render assistance In tiino. It usual vivacious manner nnd put over or defeat for measure. In the morn­ ing the mountain. I n r Tkf A»«*vUte4 rr*M l 1. II. Kanncr, son of ( has. Kannor, NEW ORLEANS, May 30 .—Clara turn to consecrate the resting places wu slearned Smith left will drawn the following program thnt wns greut- ing's voting it seemed friends of tho "The only wuy to maintain peace of Sanford, ha* just returned to the Phillips started on Inst lap of her of these, our hero dead. We must here is to enlist the bandits and keep within the last few day*. Hc was 61. ly enjoyed: hill ns passed by the house were In L—Invocation?........ Mr. Tenny Dean the majority of possibly two. Amend­ Georgia Tech, where h« is a senior, them in this territory for years os a Journey from Honduras to California bow to tho splendor of the sacrifice, after having spent three day* inspect­ Boy (to his dad): "Dad, can you 2. —President'* Address — ........... ment .............. police force, since they alone are fa ­ a t noon from here bound for Son- tho heroism of their lives, the glory hy Calkins to pises Nassau coun­ ing the new development* of, tho sign your numo with your eye* .....................Mr. B. F. W hltner, Jr. ty In nnother sone^vn* dsfented and miliar with the inaccessible mountain quentin penitentiary, to servo a sen­ o ftheir belief in America nnd our Georgia Railway ond Power Company sh u t?" 3. —Song and D n n c e . .......................................... fastnesses and trails. If they are tence of ten years to life, for the institutions. amendment* of Igou to postpone con­ wt Tallulah Falls and Tugalo. The In­ His Dad: “Certainly." murder nt I-os Angeles last year of . ..................... Eva Grach W agner "As nationnl commander of the withdrawn less hundits will band to­ sideration until throo Ailnulo* before spection waa directed by professors In Boy: "Well, then »hut your eye* Accompanist, Mr*. W agner gether and cause a similar situation Mrs. Alberta Meadows. During last American Legion, I Implore every adjournment Friday and others that electrical and mechanical engineering hour it was believed in some quarters man, woman nnd child of our and sign my report card." in the future.’ • 4. —Toast to Class of *33. ..Roby Lnlng would have allocated workings of the Response.......Mis* Gaylo Marshall Itlll by .Senator Epperson were defeat­ at Tech, for the purpose of acquaint­ Father I-i nfer* denies th at troops tho girl might launch a fight against ing the aenlors with tho lateat devel­ B.—Prophecies .... Mre. Maxwell weic in leaguo with the outlaw*. He extradiction, when told her appeal ed'in succession. opments In watet power equipment. (J.—Duet—Miss Fannie Robn Munson, dtclares the soldiers hnvc been be- for a new trial had been denied late The head* of department* a t Geor­ •eiging the brigands for months near yesterday but she was unperturbed. Miss F eta Ward. . gia Tech are emphasising more She said it mode little difference for 7.—Song—Black nnd Gold....Assembly Paotxuku, resulting in an acuta short­ strongly than ever the need of giving she would have the case taken to the age of water and food a t Paotsuku. Accompanist, Mis* Fern Wntd V>ractlral experience to undergradu­ , Tlie raid on the train at Suchow, the supremo court. A fter tho festivities a t the Parish ates. “The engineering college must priest says, was In the nature of a House the members adjourned to the keep strictly abreast of every modern NEW ORLEANS, La., May 30.— diversion to force thetroops to w ith­ Country Club where thay danced until A t a meeting of the Organisation Committee Tuesday night, development of the profession, tn Clara Phillip* will nbt he informed draw from Paotxuku. a late hour bade them to end what the following resolution waa offered, aeconded and adopted and . i Or n * a m m Is i h r ? * - i completely fit lU graduate* for the i.he m ust go directly to San QucnUn wns voted one of the best meetings of the Secretary, w u instructed to notify tho farm ers through the TALLAHASSEE. May 30.—Tho |K>nltentlary to begin a sentence for great responsibility whlcl* will (all up­ the Alumni Association in many years, F irst step toward Improving the pres­ p rfu ! murder It was announced hy officials if not the Best in the history of tho ent system of counting first and sec­ on them," declare* President Brittain "RESOLVED/ That In view of public sentiment, we uf Georgia Tech- “The experience here who said th a t should she learn organisation. the Organisation Committee oak for another mas* moetond choice *votei waa taken by pas­ which these seniors have gained on of action of California court yester­ Ing for the purpose of discharge, ratification or further b sage by the hotu* df a bill providing th* trip will he of lasting value to day In denying her appeal they would KITCIIIN ’8 CONDlVlON Instructions." t, . th at state canvassing board may or­ MEN RESUME WORK ANI) ARE probably have troable With her on the them, regardless of the line of work UNCHANGED Every farm er In Seminole County la Invited and urged to he der reopened any ballot box where GRANTED FIFTY PER CENT western Journey. All newspaper* f ig Wil s o n Ho m e there appearfc to be discrepancy. The they expect to follow." present a t a masa meeting Friday night, Juno 1st, a t 8 which carried dtapatchca referring to INCH RAKE. Kannor completes, hi* four-year when m itte n of vital importance to the organisation will be ful, measure provides also election offlt the court action were withheld from course in Civil Enginering a t Tpch |y discussed. Anticipating a U rge attendance the Court llou.c W IL & )N ?N .V , May 3 0 ,-T h o con­ rials shall be colled together before Giia week. Practically every member S8L8N, Mky 30.—The strike of her with the hope* ubandonld officer* has been selected as the place of m eeting., , dition or Claud .KtUhln, formerly each election and given Instructions of hi* clef* ha* accepted one of the •netsi workers throughout Ruhr fear the woman who waa convicted of It is not only the privilege but the duty of every form er in­ Democratic leafier of the house, whose in' counting first and second choice positions which awaited, their consid­ which involved over five hundred the murder of Mrm A lb e rti Meadows terested in the pro|K>*ed organisation to he present a t thU moat-. •' ' •»*.* • ■ eration. He is a graduate of Sanford physicians said last night was a n u t ­ votes. •' ’ t. • thousand m«n ended today, the mon with a ham m er may m ate ah attem pt Ing. Everybody will he given an opportunity to express themter of a few* hours, whs reported un­ tr.un.lng work. They were granted to escape before reaching California. Go out on the firing line and.blase High Sc hoi, Sanford. Fla. changed this biornlng a t boaptlfil * Wty per rent lnemaa* in wages for "clV'3,' ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE, here, where h f la ill. • • away a t something.' Thp best m arks­ •Mch they went on strike, but were Contract haa been awarded for the L. I. F n s ie r , Secretary. m an had to waste some powder In _.,K ttftu td additional demand of bonus $92,000 for cutting the Sebastian In­ • f p»Wk W practice. ’ ’ . waek. M l The Dally H araid, I k per of one hundred and fifty thousand let and constructing *l M M M * ■ W ’ . •• M fb ' inr Tke Am w UIs I rr»«»J TIENTSIN, May 30.—Armed inter­ mention by foreign powers to put down banditry In China is favored by Major Roland Pingcr, United .State* army, one of the fourteen foreigner, held by the outlaws on Paotxuku mountain. Ho expressed Ike opinion in a letter to the Asso­ ciated Press ’received today. -We captives," wro|o Major Pinrer “have learned the Vc rsonality of _ . ---.nirrnr ihe bandits .hy now, so we no llonger dream about terrors of first and sec­ ond night*. I am wondering what preparation* are being made in the Philippines and Hawaii in event mili­ tary force ultiipaetly is applied. How about public opinion in America and what is the Japanese attitude. The whole affair is a beautiful mess in which we little hegonta with whis­ kers ami all are most comfornble considering circumstances. Looking at things impersonally I favor armed intervention." PRESIDENT HARDING SPEAKER . ALUMNI BANQUET AT ARLINGTON CEMETERY TODAY AT PARISH HOUSE IN MEMORIAL AT CAPITAL WAS FINE AFFAIR Paid Tribute to Soldiers of All Wars in Which ' America Participated Chinese Bandits Hurled Prisoners From the Cliff OHIO MAN AT WASHINGTON TICK MEASURE IS ON THE FENCE AT TALLAHASSEE CLARA PHILLIPS NOT INFORMED OF COURT ORDER BIG MASS FOR FRIDAY GHTJTUNE 1ST = To Improve Present System Counting: Ballots Metal Workers Strike at Essen 1 Ended Today Gallia, aL ,4m . -.a . .I . ' ' vi.UiLv . : J ’ -V.’ �■. . . •n- • ♦ . - . . t o im n. t o w t o .............. t m - m .... m _1 i •. . .* LOCALS “That Fellow H ad L uck” I A Memorial Day tomorrow. you hear sbme say of the ' man who succeeds.^ Facts will say *“it vw|w *opd judgment, not luck that made him save money for his start.” And the day should bo observed in a .fitting manner. Otis Cobb and James Sharon, Jr., are among Jho University of Florldn tftudents a t home for the nommer. Our Savings Department pay­ ing 4% Interest affords YOU an efjual opportunity to succeed. • Tonight the High school alumni will have, n banquet a t the Parish Ho^iso. A fitting conclusion to com­ mencement week. . Take advantage of i t i f > •T 1 D. II. Archibald of the Ebcrhard Faber Pencil Co., of New York was in-tho city today calling on tho local trade. • First National Bank j A COMMUNITY iiUILDER F. P. FORSTER, Prealdrnt SOCIETY MR8 . FRED DAIGEII, Society Editor Phono 217-W I f fmm have a mr frleaiU v le llla a > • « __ ir , w are a e l a a aa rw h erp * r rntnlnx kune, ae If r * e are r a te r la la la a , w r ite m eaalal e a r* la tkl« ilrn n ri'iim f. alk laa details, mr lele phaar the lira,. It w ill be c r e a l l f apprrrlalril. SOCIAL CALENDAR Tuesday—Alumfil llnnquct fit Parish House at H p. m. Wednesday—Mrs. F. E. Hournlllat will entertain tho members of tho Fort­ nightly Ilridgu Club at 3:30. Wednesday—Mifses Pnttyo Lyle and ‘‘Anna Mason will entertain from 4 to 0 p. m. at the home of the fornter, honoring Miss Coralln Tlllls, n bride-elect of June. T hursday-M rs. A. W. Fitts will en­ tertain tho members of the Merrln Matrons Bridge Club at her home on Union avonue at .1:30 p. m .’ Thursday—Mrs. A. W. Kitts will en­ tertain tho membor* of tho Merrie Matrons IlrlJgo Club at her home on Union Avenue at 3:30 p. m. Friday—Mrs. M. S. Wiggins will en­ tertain tire memlrers of the. Thir­ teen Bridge Club nt 3:30 at her home on Magnolia avenue. . Friday—Peter School will give n Subscription Donee for the mem­ bers of the College Set at the Val­ des Hotel at 8:30 p. m. Friday—The Dependable! class will give a shower at Uie homo of Mrs. Dwight Iiahhitt on Hunfonl Heights from four to^rix o'clock honoring Miss Curalie Tlllls, n brldo-elect of *• Juno, , I X. Mrs. W. A. Curler, of Tsmpa, Is the ehattnlnif house guest of her cousin, Mrs.'S. O. Chase. 1 * Mrs. J. N. Robson and children will leavd today for Daytona Beach where Misses Sara and Gernrdine Muriel, twd of the leathers of the Hnnford High School, leave this afternoon for their home in Jacksonville. Mr*.,W. M. Scott left Kuturduy for Atlanta, where alio Joined Mr. Scott and together they will attend tlie Kltvanis cunvention. Mina Idn Gray, one of the popular teachers of Sanford High scltual, will i leave this nf In noon for her home in Haltm, 111., where she will spend the vacation month*. ■ Rons Harrell und Miss Harrell, of Urevllle, Texas, are visiting here nn the guests of their sinter, Mrs. F. \V. Talbot at her home on Magnolia ave­ nue. ' * • i Ex-Congressman C. D. Raines of Altamonte was in Jhe city for n few hours yesterday afternoon calling on local friends. • - ssv 7T i * ' to n to to r-a . -------- >— •;, k% For Florid*: Partly cloudy ►»«tonight And Wednesday, probably local tbunderahow. Mr. and Mfa. Ted Hold and little daughter of Orlando and #Mr. and Mra. Ned Rtrid motored to Daytona Beach last Sunday for thr day# Mr. pnd Mrs! Liuis Entzmlngar nnd Miss Olive Walls of Dunedin List your real estate .for sale with were the guest* of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Lesley Hill, phone 25. 52-Stc W. Enfcffhlnger a few dSyj iaat week. Smoke over the R uhr.factories will George LeVIgnp V.n* transacting business in Orlando Monday. bo the first sign th at France and GorThose serving on the Jury last week many arc puffing tho pipe*of peace.— were Messrs. J. 8; Dinkcl, Ovcy- Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. street, Newell and Spinks. STOPS HACKING COUGH E. W. Dickson came up from Win* ter Haven last Sunday for the day. Mr. D. H. Hooker nnd Mrs. Allen “ Had a hacking cough for years, were quietly married in Hanford last and Foley’s Honey and T at la the only rentody th at reached my cough. I Tuesday. . . . : The Longwohd school closed Friday havo not hcctTtapubled with it since,N with n picnic! at Palm Springs. Every writes Mr*. EN^T'Uoby, Asbury Park, one had o good time in uplto of the K. J, doughs, Col/ls, Croup, Throat, ( best and Bronchial trouble are quick, rain. Mr. Scharren left for Ills homo In fari rollevcd with Fblcy’a Honey nnd Tar. Contains no opiates—Ingredi­ Pennsylvania Saturday. The Seminole Crato Mill closed ents printed on the wrapper. Largest Helling cough medicine In the World. down Inqj. Friday for the summer. Miss Virginia Allen left Monday Sold everywhere.—Adv. for her home in Oklahoma, aftet spending dome time with her aunt nnd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Pope Wash­ CLAY AW AY TH E YEARS ington. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.yiwh arc an­ Apply Boncilla Beautlfier coimlc clay to your fsca, and rest while it dries, Ipen nouncing tho birth of a son, born Frl- remove and see and fecHh* wonderful dny. . / difference In the color and feature of the Yes, Pershing ^ind Wilson are great men, but I think Isio nnd Washington ore the most interesting and most lovable characters Id history. WhJf? Mrs. R. E. Beverley and two chil­ because they were both bom on holi­ dren left Inst evening for their homo days. Ask Peter Schaal ho knows, at in Jacksonville after spending the jLlm Seminole County Bank.. week mil here with her sisters, Mrs. John Horn nnd Miss Nanio Williams. , The Sanford Country Club will bo Mis. Beverley came down to attend tho see no of a big gathering Thurs­ skin. •; • j . — day nfternonn t|Jien several good tho commencement exercises. Guaranteed to do these definite things for DOWLING RESUMES matches will. Ik* pulled off. These the (see face or money irefunded. ' • ■ Clear — •the Thursday afternoon stunts are mak­ DUTIES AS SHERIFF complexion and qtve it color. Lift out the Mr. nnd Mrs. S. O. Chnso nnd their lines. Remove blackheads and pifnples. gueftt, Mrs. W. A. Carter, of Tampa, ing tho Country Club very popular Clove enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tisJACKSONVILLE, May 25.—W, If. ouev and muscles. Mska the skin soft leave’tomorrow In their cur for Bos­ with the niendierfl and visitoca to the Dowling, deposed ns sheriff of Duval and smooth. J ton, Muss., where they will attend the city. county in July 11)21, hy Governor You can obtain regular sites from your graduation of their son Frank. They toilet counter. If not, send this O. E. Heinrich leaves todny for John Harden fololwing tlie return of tin fsvorita will lie Joined at Jacksonville hy Mr. ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Chase’s brother, J. C. Chusc, who will Hopkins hospital. Mrs. HcinrL'h will indictment by n federal grand Jury Indianapolis, Indiana, for a trial tube. ' arrompnny them an far ns Philadel­ neronipany hint on the trl and will re­ charging rouupiruiy with others to Mrs. violate tho prohibition laws yp.itorday phia. Mrs. Carter will leave the par­ main there with her husband. Thomas Sehroo leaves for Pino Bluff, ngain nssumed the dutie:« of that of­ ty a t Charlottesville, Vn. CtircH Malaria, Chills Ark., her horfie,* after nursing her fice, a fter hts reinstatement by the and I’over, Dengue or fnthcr, C. E. Heinrich for several senate ycr.terdny. •• MRS. LANK ENTERTAINS IlilibuH Fever. Mr. Dowling' succeeds Mr. R. E. Mrs. O. II. Lane gave a delightful weeks. Mrs. L. K. Armstrong, of r»-l-o.ft.w.-20ic , taxington,* Ky., who has been tho M erritt. Soon after assuming his party Monday evening, tho occasion being in honor of her daughter, Miss guest of the Heinrirk’a for nhout three duties nix new deputies nnd n Jailer Alim's 20th birthday, nlso a farewell weeks will leave also with the party were ushered In to replace those of tho old regime. putty for Miss Elizabeth Mitchell, on her way back home. —- t >— who is leaving for her new home in An rtptimlst is one who bellvcs Arrndiu. Miss Alieo received several PLAN DEPARTMENT everything |io rends on tho Jnrket of lovely presents. • OF PHARMACY FOR n new book.— Milwaukee flournnl. The young pcoplo went for nn nuto 1 FLORIDA STUDENTS i Ido to DeLuiid. after returning dain­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ty refreshment* of sherbet and enke Serial No. 017335 TALLAHASSEE, May 2 0 ^ -Phar­ were served.. • Department of the Interior maceutical training wilt Ik* available U.' R. Land Office to young men of Florida within the ST. AGNES GUILD nt Gainesville, Fin., .date, mlded provision rnude in the May 12, 1023. Ono of tho most delightful nodal tnrdget, fitr nn appropvattion for a Veil iSrimriln Avr. NOTICE Is herebyi given that Cormeet|ngs of the St. Agnps Guild held department of phramacy nt the state this year, wan that of yesterday after­ univeiaity nt Gainesville. Heretofore tie C. Sistrunk, f i t Oviedo, Florida, noon when the Guild was entertained the state’s young druggists have hnd who, on November 15, l ’J21, made Homestead Entry No. 017335, for NE hy Mth. M. Miunrik nt her homo un to go olpcwhere for their training. The npprnprintion nnml^ for tho 1/4 of RW 1/4, Section 30, Township I-nuroi nvenue. The rooms wore bright with hnskots firnt two yearu, will be applied to the 21 S., Range 31 E., Tallahassee Meri­ employment of teachers, nnd equip- dian, hnn filed notice of Intention to of lovoly roses and shnsta daisies. Tho afternoon was spent with sew­ mcht for the work of tho department, make Commutation Proof, to estab­ ing on the quilt, and while the mem­ no provision having been mnde for lish claim to tho land above describ­ bers were busy with their needles, new buildings. It is understood that ed, before blork Circuit Court,“ nt they discussed innttcr* of Importance IM'isons Interested in the- establish­ Hnnford, Florida, on the 23rd day of • und Interest among them hiring, the ment of tho new department will do­ June, 11)23. Claimant names ns witnesses: lockers fur tho Guild and choir to he nate additional funds to supplement Klin Pritchard, of Oviedo, Florida. built in the Parish house. Plans were the state appropriation. Oscar James, of Oviedo, Florldn. idso mnilo nnd perfected for a picnic Corbett Williamson, of Oviedo, Fin. to bo given next Wednesday, Juno tUb 0.0011 KIWANIS CLUB Oscar Ellison, of Oviedo, Florida. MEMBKItS EXPECTED .... ... nt Daytona licn<;h. ‘ WM. 8 . TANCRE, Late in the nftcrtiAon Mrs. Minnrik AT ATLANTA MKKTINf Acting Regjster. s a ved delicious punch, snndwlchq* nnd 5-14-21-28; fl;-4-ll rake. ATLANTA. Cn., May 28.—Six Among the members present were: thousand Klwnnls club members from Mis. Raymond Key, Mr*. Clifford all parts of the United States, nnd C’lr ru ll la oml fur Hrmlnalr t ’uualf Klnrldn.— In C k s | im r l’cntiody,, Mrs. Dieter, Mrs. Chris Home from Canada, ftcheduleil to nrMatthews, Mrs. Paul IHggcra, Mrn. S. live hy rail, airplane, nutomolrilc und U IV O R C B M. Lloyd. Mrs. Ari-hin Bolts, Mrs. W. on fool, will assemble hero toduy ns («. 1>. II) nt. CiimplaliiAiil. M. Ibid lug, Mrs. J. N. Itohsun nnd drlognloa nnd visitors to the interna­ 1*1in I nil llv ill. ilrfMiilailt. Mrs. Clyde Derby. tional assembly of. Klwani* clubs. TO KLXI INA |IYIU». lUW NVlUA AIlK. It aiiiM'ntiiiK Horn the nffliluvll of It, They will be in session four days. I*. II) rd In-rein dais fllud. tiiat hi* Is lh« rnni|iliiliianl In tlie nhovr atrlM Mine, NOTICE. SPANISH WAR VETOne delegute hns notified Atlanta mill Dial It Is the lit’llef of the affiant lull Khulna Hi nt is over tw entr-ons convention headquarters that he will Ivrtim KUANS! «i| a«4** anti lliul ftaltl l*#in»lnE I»> ru n ri’sldi-hl of the slate of Arkansns. fly down from Tennessee, while an­ Is ri'slithiK In IhMinvIlIn, Arkansas. you Rimma Brea, are «rAll Spanish War Veterans are ro­ other has announced he >*111 walk to ili Therefore, reil in a|i|>eur in this mil herein filed q u eted to he at the hand stand, Cen- Atlanta fro mn city in Pennsylvania. In this rouse, said appiaranrs to he on thr first Stniidav In June. I»!3. the Th? convention will l>c one of the same tml Park, <*n Wednesday, May 30th, helUK » Hide »f this Court. II In further onlSred that this notice laigest on A tlanta’s culendar of the 0:30 a. in., to proceed from there to he nil hi lulled for four ronserutlve Lake View cemetery to hold memorial year, and nil agencies In tho city Wrcka III till' Hanford Herald, » new*, osper iMihllsheil In Henilllule • mini). services over ihc graves of our de­ ate co-n|>crating to put it over. Civic clubs und women's organisations ur«v 'Vvhnsss: Hi A. DrfUKlass. Clark nf parted eoniiddes. the Circuit CmirL and tharyuf. ]j>t us not forget our comrades unjilng In hnndling extemtive enter­ this 1st day of Mky.A. I*. (Ml.Al.) R. A. HOUIILAH 8. who have made the complete secrl- tainment features. ' ' cw-rk oC the Circuit Court. lly; A. it. WK1CKB. 1». C. (in- aiul have gone ticyond. Monday and Tuesday Wil Ibe mark­ ed by business pensions. Oil Wedncs- > K. A. THRU EUN, day the visitors will observo,national Com nut ndcr. Memorial Day with exercise* before COL. THEODORE ROOSEVELT' the peace monument In Piedmont Park, nt which George II. Ross, of AUXILIARY, NO. 3. B. F. WIIITNKR, Cashier Mi. and Mrs. W. M. lidding end baby, Mr. and Mra. I,ee Rinrau und j Mr. and Mrs. Armour Rincnud and All members of Col. Theodore childicn were a congenial patty n|M.'nd* Roo'cvell Auxiliary, No. 3, arc reInA the day Sunday ut Day tuna Bench. Ipirated to bring flowers at laiurel w tcallu to the hand stand nt Central l e n i e la-c llell, who Ins Im*cii a t­ Park Wednesday, May 30, nt 0 n.nu tending Queen's College at Chailotte, All members are urged to arcomN.' C., in home far the snnunrr vaca­ puny Ibe members of the rump to the tion with her patents, Mr. nnd Mra. cemeteiy for nieinurial nerviren over Clifford .Bell. the uildier dead. LOU SMITH TKRHEUN, ltii.s Zeta Dnvidj-on leave* tomor­ PrenldenJ. row for Tennessee where she in a mis­ sionary, a fter spending tlie past few DEATH OF INFANT. weeks lu te as the guest uf In r uncle and aunt, Mr. and Urn. J. D. David­ Tho four-months-old daughetr of son and friends. ' . Mrs. A. 0 . und the lute S. M. (liW ua ! died rui-Eilny m irnlng nt 5 o’clock ut Mrs. M argaret liuiites and parent.’., | t|,-jr home on W. Jt Find at re d . The CapL imd Mrk. F itts, iff Orlando a r r jf a b y di, d of rolitis. TJie burial will the luncheon guests of Mrs. A. W .I*-In «i|»ce tonugrow m ornirg nt the DnLr lleraW on aola at Joe'a Smoke ( Fitts today. Cspt. snd Mrs. Fills will i^ake View remetery. • Houle,- Mobley's D rug. Store and spend oeat# time here ijrilh Mrs. Husr-j , ~ - - r —— . — on the west aid*. • 1 * The Herald for t i n t da** job work. lim it's P h irn u cy . U • • • -* * tiT u t i^ x p a it F. P. RINES r<» .‘t^l It is w J d T ^ u rh o w wicked.* race f f l l J ' 'i* ^ for oil becomrtr wheq the other fel- X U v J k X I ' l l O P Q O ** low seefe to bo In « f*IH ir*yrto Dhd ''D O the prize.—Detroit Press. * ,T O N I G H T -------- - WANpA HAWLEY FOR MATTRESS troubles phone Snn. ford M attress Factory 402-M-1. . ‘ . 44-12tc NOTICE! SUMMER SCHOOL! A summer school for making up lost work will be opened in the Gram­ m ar School <utiding on Monday, June llth j In the following subjects: • High School and Shotthand—Mrs. r* Maxwell; ; '* i‘V ” - I I f)th,‘7th and 8th Grade*—Mr*. D. Babbitt. 3rd, -1th nnd 6th grade*?—Misses Ruth Kapncr and Edna Chittenden. Prim ary—Miss Emma Owen. Only a limited number of pupils will bo enrolled. ■ Bl-Ctc it c. . , —AND— JACK HOLT ■ -IN - “NOBODY’S 1 MONEY” A Swift love-comedy as Bright and sparkUng ns a hew gob! pict r . Wjth Jack Holt as a bold, had count.rfelt and 'Wanda Hawley ns the „nf girl In • million. Come and cn.-h in on yokr ohtre of the laughs. —T O M p it r o w ­ An All-Star Special Cast j„ of parents’ **«.ua«*ora • The aim of Internationalism onter. nationalism.—Washington G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch R*. pert, 215 South Ortfnge, Orlando, m . V' V -» j ■ * < 2<lfc Sold by UNION PHARMACY Snnfol florid*?*, * IT S A BMN The kind of bread we bake is a boon to the housewife. When you are tired Mrt. Bakc-yourown-bread of the fussing nnd the fretting o f baking day try n loaf of our made-well bread. It will please you and your family and will save you a lot of trouble If you b u y our Iw end. W IIA T K V LT I four wonts may lie, o lri>l Cunflilrnt i,t lirIntr nUIr to (III tlirni In the rlmrli-.-l amnunt nf lllnr, nl Mir tra s l cost, l llv r us a rlianrr to show yuu lusl tv list we call do. Hill Lumber Co. -IlilllUrr*' llradqaar. . . l u s t .. Phone ISO, Sanford S A N F 0 R D M A ID BREAD ♦j*♦$» They say the prices ar^ always better—You can save, too, if you buy from ChurchweU’sj K eep Y our C om plexion o f R a m -P e ta l T extu re rtmdlne Faoe Powder wW keep the roes* M iroor ehwto. I t will make yoOT skin’koft. smooth and velvety. I t will Kmd/ne mdbetf and l ptotecte the skin from eun, wind and - $4.00 .................. * Mosquito Canopy, at, each SI.25 3x7 ft. Duplex Window Shades, at, each.... Children’s Fancy Parasols, at, each ................59c to $2.00 50c Ladies’ Good Silk.Lisle Hose, at, per pair . ..................$1.00 Ladies’ Silk Hose, at, per pair ........ ......$1.00 Stay-Bone Corsets, at, each ...... Men’s Dimity Check Pajamas, at, per pair .............$2.25 $3.00 Men’s Soisette Pajamas, at, per p air....... V Men’s Dress Shirts with or without collar, at, each..$l*W Men’s Union Suits, made of Suesine Silk, at, each ... $3.00 59c Boys’ Waist Union Suits, at, each .’......... Good Leather Gloves, a t ........................... ................... 75c ■:....75c Leather Palm Gloves, a t ..... Men’s Night Shirts, made of soft material, at, each. $1.50 �1 •*•*' •*••* * \> A*I * 'i TCIE SANFORD DAILY rfERALD, W EDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1923 SanfordDaily Herald Ih ik lltM r r »»7 »Hrr»i»«« MOT* »p* M r II th* l l i n l l l l i l l l l i l . I 0T Mk m IIi A w * H i t i r t . r i i - _____ The Herald Printing Co. p u n u a iiB n a K R IIar R . J . HOLLY.. N. J . L IL L A H D ------ I r m l i r j - T r t i n r f r H. A. RICRU------------O m .nil M » i |r r H . ■. H O L L Y — A k t f r t l i l i t H i u t r r Bi Im M a i* A h IIm i Ii r Kiiw i LBCWIi R 1 I I P P __ C l m t i l l n M saaaer PkM i m -W a ltrr ■ p. m. k ik tc r lf lln I'rlM la A lraiiw Oaa Yaar.—™ ——-------- ---------- HJH ■ U M a a l h a ---------------------------------- - B.Oi O f llr m i la Clip kr Carrier Oaa Week__ ______________ IS Crata Tb# k li IS- la lH-paa. W rrklr llrra li ra llrrlr ravrra I r a l i . l . t'aaalp a a i la pakilakM rrrrp Krliap. A irrrllalaa rata* aiaia k u i n *a appllrallaa. I 1 H par rear, alirara la airaacr. MICMBKK T U B ARROCIATK.il PltltftH Tha Aaaoclaiad Praaa la .aclualvaly ant It led lb tha u*a fur rriiukllratlon o f a ll newa dispatch** rra d ll.il to It nr not otharwlaa cradltnl In Mil* papar and also tha local new* published haraln. A l l righ t* o f r*'puhtlratlon o f apaclal ilapatchaa herein ara al*u reserved. Of flea I IIIS IIA LII IH ’I L I I I Afi. Pkoae MM JUSt^IDS^the M^un|Tlmg^ r: that is not confined lo the state. The Herald congratulate* the pupil* and the faculty and the school board and our excellent county *uperinn*ndent for the manner in which they have all contributed to the succe** of 'O j l l f the schools in the year of 1922 and ’2.1. It has been a most successful I J y m Vi - B M k L - Vm -BWV. year in our pchool* and tna/k* nil'THBWttS '»*• AtAVNOlC other niiic atone In our progress and yQ^B U» prosperity. Regardless of what our financial status mny lie in the years M IS fH O to come we can always look hack up­ *WASt*i*«W « _ •s-t f 0 . 4 on our schools from the early days of Sanford nnd remember that our schools were never stinted In any way. The year just passed has been n good one in every way. The big^rlnssa a ^ lm*| cs thnt have graduated from"fhe vari­ ous schools demonstrate that in evcrji'departm ent the schools 'have been doing n great work. The manner in whic htho pupils conduct themselves show their training and the tonrhers have not Ik* CAslcep on the big job of educating the children in this city. INTERNATIONAL. CARTOON CO, ----------- o----------61 TOO MANY LAWS. " VI ■ 8| Foreign Atlv.rtl.lna l\*n,»s»nlallve THEAmlmilan priTssassi iSOCIATION Decoration Day—one dny thu store* should close. ------------o----------The Klwanlnns arc having a great time in Atlanta. And one fan "enjoy Atlanta ns no other place in the south. •---------- a-----------Hindi the work on (lit- boat basin and the city pier, City Commissioners. It mean* no much to thin city to have the work completed before our winter visitor* Mart this way. tiL . One of the strangest political tendencies of our time in the suddenly increased faith of legislators in the power of laws' to enforce themselves once they arc reduced to writing. No belief lias lK*en so continously and thoroughly discredited, yet none is so alarmingly alive. Every political philosopher from Montaignea day to this hour has recognized lliat the best government is that conducted with the least law nnd machinery. A multitude of evils attend the naive faith of Icgisaltors in the auto­ enforcement capacity of law ns repre­ sented by words on a piece of paper. One in nn inevitable weakening of respect for n government born of n disregard for its more outlandish aspects. Another h the uninterrupt­ ed encroachment of government on the governed. A third nnd most dis­ tressing evil is tlie appalling expense attending the creation of m ultitu­ dinous new bureaus and offices pro­ vided for. The t W may come when n can­ didate pledging himself to nothing hut the repeat of two laws for every one created will In* generally sup­ ported. * ----------- o----------HANFORD NEEDS A (.‘CRH MARKET. ft.i Bs lu M l u f e ka Ita h i k t fci ^ ' m /1 • fk * ^ N h M H Ri SOME FACTS ABOUT THE i TRUCKING GAME IN FLORIDA = , ________ ' . . , •** GEORGE IIAIII* IN TH E WAUCtIULLA ADVOCATE . • Rh RlBklRHItsB»IRIBlHSaNhll>»BBBsNifc|RiW has been done uo. And will not let us treat witli the railroads ouraclvca nor allow the railroads to grant us concessions. This is the crowd we nrc up agninnt und wo should l it them know that something had to be done or’they would have a long vaca­ tion in which the Joys, happiness and luxury of farm ing would be open to them. Wc pay higher freight rates, get poorer and slower service nnd fewer privileges than does California nnd Louisiana. If we continue to submit to it wo will continue to be poorer nnd will not deserve the con­ sideration or respect of the railroads. No one can blame the railroads for taking all they can get. This 1* a m atter of business. Wc are to blame fro submitting to it nnd like slaves If wc.continue to submit, we are only receiving our deserts. Modern gov­ ernment nnd railroading is only mod­ ern big business nnd no sane man ex­ pect* these to bo magnanimous, fair or just, but what we get will have to be fought for ju st the same ns any other liberty or happiness. This rate, service nnd privilege question Is one in which the Hoard of Trade might interest Itself nnd, thus, be materially benefited. - The Board of Trade hns not been supported ns well ns, pcrhnps, It de­ served. Why it hns not, has no doubt many oxplnnntion*. The one that seems most apparent, Is that the efforts of the Hoard has l>ccn in a line th a t whatever success uttended, ben­ efited mainly the real estate men, merchant nnd professional men by bringing in more settlers. This re ­ sult does not interest the majority of our citizens. If the Hoard of Trade could show that it was getting results in lowered rates, better service and greater privileges in shipping for our growers then the growers would feel tlie Hoard deserved support nnd would give II. Men do not like to part with their cash unless they think th at they are getting something for Our vegetable season is about over to one another so that a In** to one ami the time to take stock of our ex­ class of our citizen* i* directly, or perience* lin* come. If our farmer* indirectly, n lor* to u* nil. Thi* i* and truck dealers who keep record* nothing more than the working of the will bujk over their old hooks they will complex? lawn of civilization, nnd find thi* one fact standing out prom­ none of us can hand* off, nnd not inently: That cucumber* and poppers have to take the evil effects of u lo*s as a whole have been loser* for the to any clns* in the community. The la te s t word from the Chinese past three seasons, it is true it few remedy for those evil* hail been point­ bandits is that they have inn led have made fair crop* of these and got ed out co-operation. It i* tin* duly eighty Chinese captives flout the good prices, Imt a* a whole the com­ of every citizen to co-operate with hi* cliffs. Of course all this moving pic­ munity lias been n lAser by planting fellow* nnd our business men who ture stuff is being pulled for the ben­ them. 1• furnish credit in money, good* or fer­ The foregoing fnctn lead to the fol­ efit of the puldic and to bus ten the tilizer* should see to it that those lowing conclusion: This, also, will lie found: Thnt payment of the ransom for the for­ First: That our losses would bo strawiterrleH, beans, cabbage, potatoes who are thus assisted, could not come eigner prisoners. We are firmly con­ and tomatoes have liven winners. True on our m arket and murder it in the materially lessened by cutting down vinced that the bnnijitH were formerly cnlilmge last season was a loser, but name of A me lie an liberty and free­ the acreage of cucumbers nml pep­ Chinese buxine** men. in general cabbage will pay a fair re­ dom of action. The business men of pers. — ---- o----------turn for tin* expenditure. It seems our community are more responsible Second: Thnt strawberries, beans, The time has come when some that our growers cannot put cucum­ for thi* condition than the smnll cabbage, potatoes nnd tomatoes are plans should lie put forward by the ber* and peppers on the winning side grower, for they have knowledge of our best nnd safest money crop. local financiers whereby the home­ buxines* law* and know the power a* they used to Ih>. Third. That co-operation on the builders of Hanford can get money to of co-operation and the smnll grower part of the growers tend to give them build this summer. This is probably Our growers have co-opern\ed more doe* not. It i* a question of saving the only city in the United Stules i xtenslvely thin season than ever be­ the growers from selves, not the buy­ iK'ller price* for thair crops. • Sanford needs a curb market. San­ Fourth; Thnt poor railroad serv­ that can not obtain money for build­ fore. This fact lias bad much to do ford needed one many years ago and ers. This is n plain duly of every ice. lack of privilege*; high railroad ing purposes In sufficient (|Unntitle* with the iK'tler prices recuTVed, of the Merabi finally bad one here but citizen whether lie performs il or not and express rates are hindering our to do soinetliipg. There would lie the abort crop hi-Ip, too; but co-upcrncertain interests killed it and now nnd this i* the only way known to progress anil are unfair and unjust. 200 homes and several . apartment Hoii showed its value to the growers men by which wo may escape the evil they are being killed probably on ac­ Fifth: That the Hoard of Trade houses built here if this money could count of their linromprising attitude more pointedly this year, because the j effect* of Individual action. , may help itself and the community Ik* obtained. Of course there are growers co-operated belter. in fact we ill Wauchtila have done by extending its efforts ip the line of some people who kill tills proposition toward anything good for the pub­ The grower* and dealers have fol- i every time they get u chance for lic welfare. Hut Sanford still needs lowed the policy of f. o. It. sale* and too much individual work, ami, too lit­ obtaining better railroad service, , selfish reasons but the people who a curb market. It needs the market this helped in prices, since it gave the tle team work as n community. There more privileges and lower freight and want to build up Sanford are in the Ik>cuusc it giveH the small growers eity buyer lietter control of hi* m ar­ i* only one thing on which the writer express rates. ascendancy ami should not let these and the large growora a chance to ket, and this control enabled him to I lias ever known our community to work oir a lot of surplus vegetables be practically n unit. Thnt one thing FROM SOUTH TO NORTH A BAD people with a perpetual fstomaeh pay more and hold up his market. ache" to control the nlfnirx of San­ ami fruits that would otherwise rol Had Hie growers and dealers consign­ i* county division. And, although we T ilII' FOR THE NEGRO. ford any longer. It I* time the real in the fields. We need il because it ed any enimidernble part of this yeur* were a long time accomplishing it. we people of Sanford asserted them­ gives tile town people a chance to crop to the city buyer would have lost did it. If we will put the same unity, Just ax negro labor was judged unselves on ull questions that alfeet the get fresh vegetables and fruits and control of price* in his market, be-f dclci initiation nnd energy in the profiitable to the North under condi­ chickens and eggs cheap and fresi* growing and marketing, turn our welfare of the city and the citizens tions prior to the civil war, so now cause of thu consigned good* and thereof. Holding buck improvements every dny in the year. Wu ig*ed il would have been forced to lower the difficulties into advantages, losses in­ il is proving unprofitable In the long was n favorite pus time in years gone it bee a use the farm er can get in price here, or, perhaps, quit buying to profit* and poverty into wealth. run to alt concerned to attem pt to We can enrich ouraclve* rather than ' by but the progressive citizens of monev wiuil he can not get in trade altogether. \toik the negro in the cold cl jinnies at the present time and lie cun take other* get comfort* and happiness of the northern xtnte:i. Sanford should not allow this ancient Die money and trade -where he pleases In the beginning of the spring th at belong to us from intelligent custom to continue. We must have There may lie individual instatin'* In. thus establishing a market ill San­ movement of potatoes, tin* growers und well directed efforts. money to build nr wr will never have !•** whore* negroes have done will at the a larger city. You can g -i that with, ford and making m arket days real ami dealers quickly came to co-oper­ One other thing ha* hindered us North in every respect. Thera mny trading days. |( would bring people ate, and potatoes advanced fifty cents ‘out an interpreter, we hope. nnd i* still hindering nml will con­ here from ail the aurroundiag coun­ per bushel. Hut they failed to do IIiIh tinue to hinder until we net con­ be many instances where he gets try lit at do not conic lie re now and in bonus and the market dropped 7fi ceitedly. It i* unjust and discrimin­ more actual cash for hi* labor up OUK EXCELLENT SCHOOLS. make this city (be center of the tents per 1i:ini|icr in one day. After atory and live* because we let it. it North than he can get down South, Sanford is justly proud of her ex­ farming industry for save ml coun­ tin* first -day of loss in beans, the amounts almost to highway robbery but can ho secure to himself more cellent schools—every one of them—, ties around. It lias so many advati- grower* ami dealers began to co­ mid yet our congressmen sit a t Wash­ benefits with whnt he secures? The increased demand for lalmr and nnd we have quite a number for a tages nnd mi disadvantages that it operate more closely, uml lieing ington and never open their mouth* pf’ihaps other causes are turning the city the size Jif Sanford. The High is surprising IIn* mcreluuits of Sun- steadied in price ami eased down slow­ alNiut it. It i* railroad rates nml eye* of many Southern negroes to the School conies first and when it was ford have not demanded a curb m ar­ ly to the end of the season. Hut the privileges. It i* true thi* is not a North, in view of the gieatly de­ ket jong ago. The l*alatka built the taxpayers thought they had New* | one days lack of cn-o|u*rution and sy*- local question, hut it* hurt* Just the a building that was ten year* abend says; | tem, iiatl its effect, nnd cost the com­ same. To remedy it we must not creased birth rate among their peo­ of the city and now it is too small, "Response ,o the requests for the munity dearly. It must buve cost wait for the whole state to move. We ple at the Nurth nnd tlie greatly inThu three excellent primary schools support of tb r curb market tire very $50,0(1(1 in its total etfei l to the com­ must stand upon our hind legs and flensed death rale aiming thu ne­ in different sections of the city giving gratifying. Home Demonstartion munity. If the eoiiuniiuily luid this Ih'IIiiw and keep at it until they at groes a t the North it will he well for the little ones the Is'iietil of cutting! Agent l-Toroxan Sipprell reported to- $50,000, it would feed lot* of mouths Washington hear us, until our con­ the negro to took Well “before he down distance and making it »ufe for «•«>• sin* expects that the U'tnon this summer when work will Jo- gressman bo mado so scared of hi* leap*" in connection with offers made them to get to school—one of these street side of the court house will be scum*, nnd we could have got it if Job that he will get up and stay up for his labor in the North. Tho fol­ w. primary schools just finished is said crowded with trucks next Saturday wc had used system in our marketing. until this evil is remedied. We do lowing authentic statement taken w to Ik* the liest in the Mute. The Hi morning. The smnU grower caused this loss by not have equal rates or privileges fro ma reliable news agency should **• grammar school recently having sev­ "Mina Sipprell related that tin* com­ not.having some marketing agency la with Louisiana or California. We have Ik* pondered well by any nnd ull who are contemplating changing from the eral Mg additions and needing more plaints of lust year becnUHo of in­ look out for his interest when llio to meet them in tho m arket in com­ sunny South to thu wintry North: I^ Oof tliam make up one of the finest ed­ adequate supplies would be offset local buyer* had been supplied for tlte petition with our goods, they already r/ "With the general prosperity of the ucational systems in the south. These Ihi* year due Ui the more general in­ day. Tin* small grower*, not having Wi school buildings would lie no good terest mu ni Tested by tbo growers uny arrangem ent made to act when having received n lower ruto and bet­ country it bus created such a demand ter privileges. Wo are not getting for labor, that there is a reported W without tho best of tenrhoTs and here ‘DC course tin* early callers will get this condition urosc, was forced to front the Coast line the privi-leges shortage throughout every section in is another jiluce where Sanford ex­ the pick of the vegetables, fruit* ami sell a t any price so ho could get to that Plant City got* in berries nnd und the South is being druwn on to cels. An excellent school authority cllieken*,’ tdie wild, 'and that we ean unload und get home. Thi* is what truck that are now granted by the recruit labor for tho North and East, M has said that from the primary not hell*. I'uIron* may be imauied hup|>enfd uml the way it happened i Seaboard. We should not sit still un­ nnd many negroes are leaving tho Schools of Sanford to the High huwevejr. that everything will bo fresh that caused our market to breuk thi* til thu Bcnbourd build* a competitive South for that section, ami while on School, our educational plants have pickmi nnd prices a tti active,' she year, every yeur, and the grower does ruihuad hero so a* *o force thu Const the question of negro labor it i* inter­ the best faculties to Is* found in tin* added. it himself, because he In unwilling to Line lo do whnt they in simple jus­ esting to note the analysis furnished tiki* state and one can well believe il ufter Last ycuf curb m arket proved co-operate with hi* uc'iglibors. Rut tice should do. We should a*k the by Prof. W alter F. Wilcox of (Cornell seeing tho children grudualu yester­ lifchly attractive to it* many patron* all suffer alike, the inimcent with the i I U ' day fYom the primary schools, tho R U si.id u local merchant a* u rule, guilty. Tlie community i* poorer by Coast Line for these priveleges und university, a recognized authority an [/• * gram m ar school* ami the High Were (glad to Ik* relieved of currying this loss of $50,000, 110001180 of the if not grunted then demand them. negro statistica. In analysing the sit,The Const Lino has Just declared n uatoin he finds that the death rate f m School. error on the part of thunc small grow­ 3 12 quarterly dividend—freight oil the -perishable line," Ml among negroes in New Englund ex­ Sanford people never objected to er*. our vegetable* made no part of it. ceeds the birth rate by 33 per cent; Ml spending their tax money on the KIDNEY TltUUHLK BECOMES Mr might he said th a t this is (he This would show a yearly net income i ■ in New York stale six negroes die to schools and never will. In fact when growers' problem, and be will huvo to on real stock, watered atock and «U SERIOUS ccvry one born; in PonmtylvanUi there L ** there was any argument it wits us­ "Suffered with severe lieaduclii*, work it out fur hiniaelf. If it is look­ of 14 per cent. W hat truck farm O‘i are 30 deaths to every birth; in ually on the part of the lazpayerv backache am] pains in my legs and ed into as it is, it wull bo seen that K gj »n shows a net incomo of even 6 per cent Michigan, 17 deaths to every birth who wanted to spend more than th e under my shoulder blade. My kidneys is not so much of a growers' prob­ annually? Most truck farm s have ■t., . «#* nnd in Minnesota 05 deaths to every ***■ ...» '/■ < M law would allow for school purpoava. and bladder were in bad condition. 1 lem, a* first a p p c ari. Thi* loxs will shown a loss since the war. birth; while in the Southern states Our people are one on the (|ue«tior of was wrsk and nervous and felt tired be represented by nates unpaid a t tha Our rellroad tonnage outgoing from the hirih rates exceeds the death rate. JL ;, 7~ education and they intend th a t their and worn out. Walking made me bank*, and grocery, hardware, and b e I siti children shall have the i>ost that short of breslh. Every m orning my clothing hill* unpaid, and must be Floflda u greater than any Southern In North Carolina 100 negroes are born where 02 die; in South Carolina money can obtain. Many lAwplc move face and hands were bloated. Medi­ carried over. All duu to lack of sys­ Istate, also tho incoming tonnage is the ratio U 50 deaths to 100 births; tiere from a distance i s r no other cine failed to help my condition and tem in the m arketing of tho crops. If grenter. Yet, wo do not receive any in Alabama tho ratio is 57 to 100 concession to say nothing about jus­ fhan to glvu Mwilr children doctors advised on operation/' writes our bankers, dealer*, merchant* and births. Thera la of course, a reason superior advantages of the 8#n- Maggie Nelson, Mosadale, FIs. "For- other business men gill analyte this, tice or fairness. Our state and na­ for this, and climatic conditions have tional officials who control this rate ford schools for the fame of our Innately I read about Foley Kidney they wiU see losaea to themselves in making and privifegu question have much, or more, to do with it than any schools have gooe M t in tha land and Fills, tried them and got relief." Bold this error of tha grower. other one thing.'1*-I>cLand News. have gsiasd a naans and a fam e everywhere.—Adv. j Tho truth is, y n all bound up not aeon to U that fairness or Justice Y o u Will T a k e P rid e m i s I nan affiliation with the Peoples Bank of Sanford. We have the character, the organization, the experience, the legal safeguards and the finan­ cial responsibility to render the soundest and most efficient ser­ vice to the business community. Bring your problems to the officers of this strong institution; they will help you to solve them. .Peoples Bank. of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA ■■III Notice to the Public # On June 1st I will open n Heal Estate office in the Seminole tlulrl 1 will handle all kinds uf real estate, both city nnd country property. List your property with me for sale and I will give your business xj very best personal attention at all time*. If you are interested in anj kiad of real estate cither for a home or as an investment, see me. I hair the btrgains. Phone 25- -LESLEY S. HILL A H-j E ! PAOI.A, Beautiful, healthful mid con­ will get it. Must be seen to lc »p. venient to. Sanford, has some rare prerinted. A real home, far uLovttb average class. bargains for\your inspection: 5 at n s , clriirt'tl, on hard road. Fine 18 acres, a fine home furiihhed, location for a Koine, $1,250.(10. grove and all kinds of fruit, poultry, fi acres, easily cleared, near depot, bops and everything, goes for D.Ult. and on railroad. Lays elegant. $K50. ISO acres, ;.t Mml.hnni. 5 rnoe 25 ncrys, near ehureh. Uitrus and house, ham . and other liurldings. Viriety of fruit. Big value in this plot. grape land, $ 1,000.00. lit acres, small house, some citrus ! $:i,:ioo.oo. Several other place* jtet at yumt trees, etc., $900.00, 10 acres, 5 in grove, 1 in pectins, N You know what Rnlmou said. vItensonable Cornu*on atmwipropffloom . Rouse, furnished. Good lvalue. $0,000.00. ties. All the above lands are fine cr®** IH acres, fine K room house, ramI'lctely furnished, near store and de­ and fruit lands. I'nola L due fif t pot. The finest of land nnd tint tier. rapid growth. Get in on tin* frond floor.—B. T. Tiller. Paolo, Fla. 50-lit $0,850.00. 20 acres, 8 in g’rovi), 2 fine lake OltANGi; 'I 1*i : l Final tl.m a ». 1 have a limited rupply fur >»dl fronts, 8 rooms, fine home, furnished complete, water and light*. Worth grove or home.—B. T. Tiller, Paola, $20,000.00, if taken at once, $15,00X00 Fin. »» TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULTS ■ a im m bbk n a a a B a i bmb ■■>■■■&■ B a a a aaaaaa mum H n m x iu ia a a a 11 I T ’S PURE T h a t ’s W h y It’s ...P opu lar... O ur orders arc cnminir in ho fa st Hint if it were not tl>at " e kept prepared to render real service wo could not h a n d le them . PHONE US WE DELIVER a and we deliver prom pt, anyw here, any time. And if >'oU 11 not drink E lder W ater now—you will, a fte r one trial Elder Springs Water Company b b r r x r is is is iir k iir b r c BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBkS®-^* Poultry Feed----- Dairy Feed----- Stock Feed W E H A N D LE T H E B EST OF EACH KIND D on't consider price id«* when buying your fe e d ‘o' you know th a t the best)** alw ays th e c h e a p e s t. Only tho best masltr* will give you the m a x 'J f 1 egg production and 4 eat grow th for your yo chickenH. Only th a h e * 1 Dairy will give yott rich, crea >• milk and m6re of it. Come and talk over j feed problems with us. - f AGE TWO A lftrlb la c IUJ.V i / 'l ! - a & m it '* �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1923 Tick Eradication Weak-Legged Fowls Need Not Be Killed Measure' Passed the House; .Vote 42-35 , Freeh Air, Room, Vegetables, SANFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL I’m Them “On Their Feet” Retford Bill Will rfork Rlnwly But Li a M r Step in Right Ry SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Director ' Direction. The School of Agriculture, • PIRACY ON IU fill SEAS IS NOTH International Correspondence . TALLAHASSEE , Mny HO.—Tick INC, IN THKIIt YOUNG Schools, Scranton, Pa. First, Grade crndicationfots won thoir fight in the • LIVES Bonner Carter, Horace Bledsoe, Molhouse, when >by n Voftr of 12 to 3.,, vin Taylor, Joseph Thompson, Walter (Hr Th* Asunrlateil Press! they paired a revired measure, which NEW YORK, Mny 30.— Investiga­ Fox, Richard Dens, Sam Bradford. admittedly wilt go at the work slowDorothy Marshall, M artha May, Ha­ ly, hut, nceoHlirg Jo its supporters. is tion into the mysterious sinking of tho | r d • McDonald, Virginia Gillon,.* Ceora Imr step in tho Hfeht.direction. The rum lugger, Jphn Dwight, off Vlncij measure went t>vcf| to the sennte, yard HaVeni Mass., with a loss of nine ; glnq H art, Mary Nickle, Betti’ Col­ whore comparativoly early considera­ lives early In April, has revealed t h a t 1 bert, Jack Russell, Harry Bower, tion is assured1but Its fate is not. James A. Craven, of Lyndhdrst, N. J . , ! Charles Britt, Zelton Conner, Freder­ Under n rule* adopted several days CI19 of the victims, had 5100,000 In his ick Dnlgor, Jake Diehl, Glenn ■Holly, ago that body is now working under possession, when the ship Fank, fodCarl Vmise,' A rthur Barham, Doris the roll m il system without referring u a l ovfthoritloa raid last night. The Bnttern, Martha Bishop, M irgcry house hills to n committee and ns money was missing when Craven’s Brooks, Laura Mny Brown, Catherine soon ns Scnhtor Wicker’* turn comes mutilated body wan washed up on the C arter, Katherine Johnson, Elsie Tos on the roll call, ho plans to call up 1-cnrh. Ir.r, Lillian Cughton, Carolyn niggers, the eradication measure. This is like­ Craven was said by federal nuthoriCarolyn Lewis, Marion Lundquist, ly to be nometimr today. tien to have been implicated in a $1 Carol Vining, Otto Hutchinson, Arth­ ur P rw n tt. Thu lines were tightly drawn In 000,000 liquor plot with his brother, Yearly honor roll, first grade: Dor­ the house, and there was no mincing Thomas A. Crhvrn, who was indicted of the victory of the bill’., support- yesterday on a charge’of conspiracy is Pattern, Catherine Carter. A COMMUNITY UUILDER era. A* passer it would establish n to violate the Volstead act. He was Second (Jrade livestock sanitary board of several In charge of the rum lugger, it was 5 F. 1*. FORSTER, President B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier practical livestock men to forve sarfl, which war cat lying a cargo of G. B. Sharp, Bertha Ellis, Ruth Cruse, Bill Moulton, Lee Slenstrom, without pay. v The state would be Canadian ale, • Roy Echols, Beatrice Carson, Hudsou may handle on the assumption that divided Into 1C tunes and it would be •The money, federal officers said, A CHEERFUL WELCOME A WAITS YOU Hcstfer, Samuel Knight, Helen Drea­ you can recure another brco.t that discretionary with the sanitary board 1was carried by Craven in a leather V 111 not b* similarly affect id. to adopt either pasture rotation or bag he was known to have had In his rer, Iicntrlee Lowe, Edna Rivera, Brooder Conditions Katherine Forrester, Esther Ericson, cnttJo dipping in any tone, as a possession when the vessel sailed from if young chicks are affected with | meant, of killing the ticks. The Ncwpoit April J. Thofunds, it was RoaCthary Fernandez, Clara Bray, Evelyn W right, Nona Rivers, Anna J ig weakness, brooder conditions urc i measure provides for a half mill levy. asserted, were to ho used for live pur­ Jiar ls Couth, Winnie Jackson, Dnuline piobnbly ut fault. There mny he loo The expense of rounding up range chase of additional liquor, which it nolmnnr.tr, Lounnnn Mills, Annie All- high tempei r.ture, or not enough I cattle and herding them to the dlp- was alleged, was to have been smug­ man, Marjorio wtlDoso, Mary Jane moisture’, or a combination of both, i ping vats will be burn* equally by gled into the country. A tha state nmi the cattle owners. Preston, Lucy DAbbins, Jewell Turn­ making a hot, dry atmosphere. Several days a fter the John Dwight frequent cause during the brooder Zones, two, comprising tit. Lucie, sailed Horn Newport, the vessel was er, Beatrice Hickson, Martha Cnnpy, Mary Elizabeth Tolar, Hetty McKin­ stage is too long a stay on board Okaloose, part of IT* Ik a d l’.i word 11parted to have capsized, due to Iter non, Franklin Bennett, John Courier, floors. Among half-grown chicly, counties, and rone lit made up of part heavy cargo, ittul the bodies of the Leon Conner, Richard King, •Bnuline long-legged cockerels are more liable of Franklin, Calhuin, Jackron, part members of the crew were washed Bellamy, Mary Edith Manning, Mar­ to l>e affected than the shorter leg­ of Holme,, Wa hington. Hay, and ashore. The leather hug in which the garet Martin, M argaret Burden, Hel­ ged fowls. Here the trouble is large­ part of WUltitti, would be the ntnrling funds were kept, a^so was found o:j EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR, en Matthews, Verna Bandy, Albert ly nutritional. On account of the rap­ points for the cradicators. Thc*ldea t Dt* bench near Craven’s body, it was CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, Reid, Donald Lam inar, Raymond id growth of tho fowl it is unable to would be for the eradicating to start appropriate sufficient bone-making from each end ami work toward each Lundquist. , material from its food. Sometimes other. .» SEA BREEZE, Yearly honor roll, second grade: American and the food is deficient. It mny contain Also, nt tho outset, it would lie Beatrice Hickson, Edna Rivers, Esth­ FLORIDA European Plan too much fat-forming food and not started in Gadscii, and Duvnl, where er Ericson. enough hnnc-mnking materials. Om> Block fro m Ocean nm l Hotel C larendon. Sum m er r a te s eradication already is being carried Leg weakness is rare in full-grown on. — llo o m , !?1 p e r day nm l u p ; ?3 p er w eek ‘a m i Up. S p e c ia l Third Grade fowls. Occasionally, however, speci­ w e e k -e n d r a t e s .----------------- E v ery , room has ru n n in g w a te r . Paul Diggers, J. It. Coleman, Elmer • The concession from the bill that mens of the heavier breeds may bcEchols, Harold Gore, Lawrence Reel, met with such opposition week before eeme so heavy, through forced feed­ George Stele, Marion Smith, Camilla last wnji in the Item .of expense, Thu ing, that their legs will not suppoil Dens, Alice DcCoursey, Moll Foster, original bill itself styled as compro­ their bodies. mise of all parties roheerntd, even Palsy G arrett, Nannie Kelly, Bernice When a chick or a fowl without including the representive here-of Lowe, Mary Maxwell, Lydia Rankin, any evidence of injury or disease of tho “Small cftttlenu V* provided that Inez Thompson, Clara Lee Parlmm, the legs manifests unsteadiness or Minnie Waters, Carolyn Wn^’.rjj, Rich­ the stale boar th. cnll:e c <pvii .es. lameness in walking, staggers on atThis representative opposed the bill ard Smith, Viola Browning, Frances tuupting to rise, or Is unable io rise Wilson, Marjorie Forrest, Louise to its feet and rests with Its breast ns passed today. fff Hickson, Alice Cassady, Marjorie Tur­ Everything had been ironed out, so on,the ground, it is customary, U» nay ner; •(’nTntytpWi’liW,' KCrril)** Priest; Wv t os peak, before the measure ••went that ine fowl has li'g weakness. J. McMillan, Andy Ituchcrol, Elmer |»ofore the house but there was no AT NOON Remove the Cause Corson, I. V. Slenstrom, Charles surrendering uo tin: part of the op­ To treat leg weakness properly, the Ward, Katherine Fuqua, May Pardon. cause should first be removed. The ponents. Representative Bishop tried Clara Zlglcr, Roma Wilkinson. “climate’* of the brooder should be to attach a referendum clause, but It Yearly honor roll, third grade: changed, and it has been suggested was finally voted down •lf> to 30. Rep­ George Steele, Frances Wilson, Mar­ where tho heat has been too dry, and resentative Maya did succeed in get­ jorie Forrest, Richard Smith, Louise particularly if the fault has been bot- ting Ills amendment providing that EA T PR U N ES FOR YOUR H EA L TH ’S SAKE Hickson, Kahtevine Fuqua, tom ben!, lin t the chicks ho permitted the sanitary board should forward a copy of nil rattle dipped to the tax to snatch a little in slightly .moist Fourth Grade green grass or litter. A little Epsom nsrtesoia in oidet that all cattle would Raymond Landless, John Oglesby, salts in the drinking water will prove be taxed. Helen Martin, Gertrude.Vining, Thel­ h< ncficial. low ering of tho millage from one ma Minor, Mary Mahoney, Grace Growing chieko suffering from leg to one-half mill was made after the Lewis, Thelma Knight, Pauline weakness should be given Epsom bill came before the house, Represen­ WHEN BOUGHT WITH OTHER GOODS ivltmnt, Alive Hudgins, Hetty Ilinter- nails, room to ntn, plenty of frenh tative Parrish arguing, and other mister, [rene Fellows, Clair Fuqua, air, vegetables, and green food, lean incmlrers of the livestock committee Mablu Ferguson, Irma Allen. Eunice moat, bone meal, and green cut bone'. agreeing with him that the state had Ranks, Helen Douglass, Virginia Earl, Mashes, especially v.vt mashes, fat found that this levy would bring in Madison Wade, Chauitv<*y Wilson, meats, and condiments or stim ulants sufficient money to carry out the Henry Witte, II. C. McMullen, Wat? of any kind should lie avoided. Bi­ opr nations of the bill the first year. TH E KIND EVERYBODY LIK ES BEST Info Philiip.'j, Robert Adams, Freder­ carbonate of jiotin,- phasp)iate of lime, It would bring a return of approxi­ ick Bender, Cornelius Brooks, Frank and such salts have been recommend­ mately 10,001* it was estimated. Dleht, Earl Evans, Emmet Fox, Mur- ed, but in most eases It will be found Representative MncKenxie's opposi­ rae Kamu'r, Elmore I.loyd, l.ish Morse that dietetic and hygienic treatm ent tion to the bill enmo in for an attack William Morrison, Kelly Pope, Clar­ "will prove sufficient. by Representative Weeks. ence Rotutulo, Edwin Shinholser, Sid­ I'-LII CARTON . ney Weinburg, Daisy Appleby, Mar­ The fnrmcrs of the Clcwfoton sec­ W inter Garden leuds ofT in the garet Britt, Addle Browning, Zola tion have shipped enough enough nciys of progress and development in Dorr on, Mary Louise Dunn, Inez beans, pens and tomatoes since the Orange county this week with the Giid.ewell, Julia Higgins, Estcllu Hall, first o fthe year to supply a mess of announcement of the Jaike Apopka Elizabeth Harkcy, Ellen Lundquist, green vegetables to approximately Hotels Company that work will begin Sara Maxwell, Ruth Martin, Ella ten million persons. Two hundred nt once on a $ 100,000 hotel building Spencer, Mary Alice Shipp, Marguer­ thousand crates have been shipped for this pio;iperoUu little city in westite licnnud, Mildred Tichcnor, .Mercc over the Moure lluven and (Tew is ton oi n Orange county. The structure Thomas, Catherine Moloch, Ethel Bul­ railroad in that period. Eurh crate will Lo a threo-atory brick and will ly, Myrtle Chctto, Melva Lundquist, cantina sufficient vegetables for one contain aevvJily rooms euch with I I jr i • , Kuthcllu Cook, Barbara Diehl, Clarice meal for ten families. bath. Hollingsworth, Lillian Steaklcy, Mary % Helen Itumbley, Oscar Smith. Roy Lubor to keep alive in your breast Be not hasty to believe flying re Riitt, Sura Mitchell, Billie Hull, John that little spark of celestial fire jmrts to the disparagement of any Crawford, George Moye, Emory Spolr, called conscience. one. John Stanley, Ruth Chandler, Ruth Ericson, Donald Pennington, Kather­ ine Tillis. Yearly Honor Roll; Kuthcllu Cook, Mary Louise Dunn, Ellen Lundquist, Ethel Holly, Robert Adams, Virginia Furl, Grace Lewis.' we lind the people wno use a Checking: Account to excellent advantage include* Corporations, Farmers, Firms, Merchants, 'Law­ yers,. Doctors, Dentists, Teach­ ers and Salaried People of thany occupations. ( If you haven’t a Checking Ac­ count, we cordially invite it. I'llKY ARE MADE IN ORLANDO [rnm the best materials and properly Installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you sash. We specialize in AwiringH, Porch Curtains or anything of can- Y r a -M IK A w f t in g S h o p IT^ECO N O M You will find il real economy to buy otir bread. When you figure out the cost of your bread each week and lake into account the amount of work done by yourself and how much more profitably you coaid spend th at tim e you will understand why th rifty housewives purchase our bread and pastry. Kinghar» <or Wilson Sliced Bacon 33c COM M ON fiftict; k BRICK , Fancy Kotasting Corn, b t n Fancy Til ute Bacon lb. A Hk brick A - 25c - 13\c 12 lb. sac:k Pillsbury’s Best Flour 58c Improved Hill Lumber Co, ItallSrr*' Hmuuunr Icr*" Cut prices on all aluminum. Wc are making room for a new line, Let us know your wants, We will get you anything you ‘ need. —Tho Popular B3-2tc Market, Phone 210., Sanford According to the report of Hon. E. Amos, Comptroller, of the OJ countlsa In the state. Highlands county "Old King T u t” ranks 1G In acreage, 24 In rest estate w w u i<r? , y value, l> in number of sheep, 7 in LnroJIna in the Morning*’ number of range cattle. The county ‘ hcet Mu*lc» Records and Piano tax rato of 7-8 mills is below the Rolls state's average which Is’ nearly 30 mills with Palm Bench county lend­ us g o o d us t h e ing with 63 mills, and .Sumter low with IS 3-4 mills. Danner Records FARM LANDS One 20-acro or tw o ten-acre tra c ts fo r sale. Im proved lands w ith all necessary buildings. Save all commissions by buy­ ing d irect from owner. No Trouble to Show What Wc Have Come in and give our store the once over, you will find lots of bargains here, antcc everything we sell. Your money refunded If not satisfied. ALSO FINEST BUILDING LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS ALL ON EASY PAYMENTS 50c n Tho East Coast Railway J t.] band u . t t S W f , ALL OVER T flE WORLD PHONE 400 v. t »ii ON*-, iw. �’C ' u PAGE FOOT 41? 1 • GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD,* WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1023 ---- n r A1 R E A lL n i * u r b\P C ) R ] F S n . L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING —r— - BASE BALL NEWS i- YESTrtlDAV’S RESULTS Florida Stale league At SL Pete, 4, Imkelnnd 8. At Orlando 1, Dnytona 0. At Bradentown 12, Tampa 2. National League Philadelphia 7-2, Boaton 10-3, Brooklyn.8, tiovt York 0. Chicago 0, Pitlaburg 7. Cincinnati 3, Ht. I/ouis 2. American leag u e Cleveland 0, Chicago A. Boston I, Philadelphia 3, New York 4, Washington St. Louis 0, Detroit ft. Southern League Atlnnta 3, Little Ilock 2. Mobllc-Chattnnoogn, rain. Birmingham I, Memphis 2 (12 in­ nings). New Orleans 0, Nashville 10. a t '1 r * HOW TIIKY STAND ■ ' - Florida State League Won Lost 13 Orlnmlo ............/ . 80 17 I«nkoliiml 2A 23 Bradentown .......... 21 23 ( Tampa ................... IH 20 Daytonn .......... ...... 17 25 St. Petersburg .... t 17 National League Won I«nnt Nt-W \ ork *•«***»,-*•* 2H 1» . 1ft P ittsb u rg h ............. 22 17 Brooklyn ............... 19 IH Chicago .................. IH 20 St-* ]wQUin i-i.nii'iutMi 19 2(1 Cincinnati . ........ 1ft 21 Boston ............... — 1ft 20 Philadelphia ......... 11 American League Won Lost 10 New York I...... ... 20 11 ... 20 Philadelphia Ifi ... 20 Cleveland ..... ' 19.. 18 Detroit ■< 19 15 St. Lnuiii .... 19 14 Washington 20 )3 -Chicago ..... . 20 11 Boston • Haul hern AssiH-ial ion . Won Lost 1 **2 11 Nashville Ift 19 Chattanooga 15 19 Mobile 17 20 New Orleans 17 i 20 Atlanta . III Ifi Memphis lit 20 Birmingham 25 9 Little Rock 1 i Pet. .098 .ftOft .477 .439 ,39ft .405 Pet. .737 .695 .r>2H .G00 .487 .429 .417 .297 ill t h e d a l e u f t h e Ix n u n tic e o f s u c h . n r t l f C H l e In t h e m i m e o f U n k n o w n . A lim T a x C e r t l O r a t o No. S72, d a t t s l t h e 7th d a y o f J u n e . A. D. ISIS , h a a tile d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e I n m y o f f i c e s n j t b u s m a d e a p o llc a tlo n fo r T a x Deed Sealed proposals will be received hv t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . S a i d c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g , d e r the City Commission of Sanford FU, s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In H e m l n o l c C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w t t : t a i l 41 B l o c k idn, a t their office in the.City jiaij ,[ 11.. I>. It. X l l t r l i e l l 's H u r v e y o f \Ut> L e v y or before 3 p. nt. June 18, la 23, for Thu game was culled Itctwcon Do- nGtr a tnht e. dTa ht ee osfa i dt h el a nI ds s ulaunt icneg o' afs s essus ce hd construction of a Dock nnd Boat IIaMolay and Monroo yesterdny on ac­ c e r t I Urn t o In t h e n a m e u t U n k n o w n . in, containing the following appro*/ A l s o T a x C e r t i o r a t e No. 171; d a t e d count of rain. t h e 7t h d a y o f J u n e . A. I). 1910, ham n’nto quantities: filed s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e Arid 21000 Cubic yards Hydraulic Sand l ia s m a d u a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x P e r i ) Fill. By tho way the Brothertood team ct oe r tIisfsiuc ea t eIn eanctchor ur dr ea sn c teh ow iBt hi l l loawwi.n g Hold dr lftSOO Lin. Ft. Foundation Piling, walloped Oviedo yesterday shows that s e r i h c d p r o p e r l y a l t u n l r d l o S e m i n o l e C m f h t y . F l o r i d a , t o w i t : L o t i s ( l a tss 1030 Lin. Ft. Crcosotcd Fcnd?r Pil. Oviedo had hotter get a move on. K a c r e s ) B l o c k J l . , M. J t . M i t c h e l l ' s H u r v e y o f L e v y G r a n t . T h e a a l d l a n d ing, h e l t i g a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e o f t h e Is20000 U n ..F t, Palmetto Piling. Tomorrow the Ovlcdd tenm will n u i tm e o f s u r h c e r t t l l c a t o In t h e n a m e o f H u r n r n H aiid etso n . TGOQO Pounds Reinforcing Bara, piny the DcMnlny tenm on the Ninth A l s o T a x ' C e r t i f i c a t e N o. *70. d a t e d 17D0 Cubic yards Concrete. street diamond. The Brotherhood will t h e 7 t h d a y o f J u n e . A. I>. 1920, l ia s filed s a i d c e r t l f l c a t i i In m y o f f t c o a n d 139 Cubic yards Prc-cnst Concrctr play Monroe in Monroe. tins m a d e a p p l l c u t l o r v f o r T . 1X D e e d I n I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e W ith l a w . Hnlil Anchors. c ertific ate rn ih ra c e s th e fo llo w in g d e ­ 11000 ft- B. M. Crcosotcd Lumber. Next week tho Pepper League will s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d i n H r m l n u l c G215 Lin, F t. 61“ Sewer, I ' o u n l y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L o t 30 B l o c k Start full swing. Two games a week 11., IK It. M i t c h e l l ' s H u r v e y o f t h o l*evy 1 brick Manhole, will ho plnyed, Tuesdays and Thurs­ G r a n t . T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d 4 Mooring Bitta. a t tlie d a t e of t h e Is s u a n c e o f su c h days. c e r t i f i c a t e III t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n . 2200 Pounds Cast Iron Pins A l s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 169. d a t e d t h e 7 t h d a y u f J u n e . A. D. l a lO , h a s 600 ft. B. M. Cypress Lumber. s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e a n d Both games of the Pepper League Illed 2000 Pounds 3/4 " Bolts. l ia s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r 3’n g D e e d will s ta r t a t four o'clock Bhnrp tomor­ t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w , Hnld 14G0 Pounds Coat Iron Washer?. l l o w i n g ilerow. Collection is tnken up nt all of rsip rrlllbt cl rdp l ip- r oepme br trya c es si t utahtee d f oIn - H em lnole Proposals to be presented in a scal­ th ese games to help defray the ex­ C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : t a i l s HU u n d ed envelope, endorsed on the outside: l>. M i d w a y In Her. 3 * T w p . 19 H. It. penses of the league. 11 Ik T h e s a i d l a n d b r i n g a s s e s s e d nt "Bid for Dock nnd Boat Ba.iir,” KanI fie d a l e o f t h e Issuniicfc o f s u c h 'C e r ­ ford, Florhln, nnd the name of the bid­ t i f i c a t e In t h e m i m e o f U n k n o w n . And tomorrow is the big day nt the A ls o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 47, d a t e d der or bidders. t h e 7t h d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 1920, h a s country club. A handsome silver lov­ tile Each proposal must be accompanied d s a i d ci-i l l f l e a i e In m y o f f i c e n n d ing cup will l»c given the men’s driv­ l ia s Hindi- a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d by a certified check, made payable a*, t o I s s u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Hnld ing contest. The indies will stand a c r r t l l l r n t c e i n h r a o n t h e f o l l o w i n g d e - sight, to the order of the City of Sans c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In H e m l n o l e ford, Florida, for 3 per cent, of the chance n t another clip also. C o u n t y , l-'l n r i d a, t o - w l t : All H IV 1, of N E L l y i n g N o r Hi. G e r t r u d e A v e amount of their bid. Sec. 29, T w p . 19. S. It. 30 1C. * a c r e s . INDEPENDENT TEAM Tho successful bidder or bidders will H ie aald la n d b e in g a s s e s s e d n t the d a l e o f t h e I n s u a t l e o o f s u c h r e r t l f t - lie required to give n bond equal to 6H e n te lu t h e n a m e of U n k n o w n . The m anager of Sanford's Inde­ A l s o T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 3 i)4. d a t e d per cent, of his or their Idd, i,m] „ucJi t i n 2 n d d a y o f J u n e , A. I>. 1919, h a s btfnd to he executed hy a surety compendent base hall team requests all Illed s a i d n - r l lf l c i i li - lit rtly o f f i c e n n d members to ho on the 9th street park Inis Hindi- niM dli'iilloti f o r T a x D e e d t o pnny licensed to do business in the I s s u e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w . Hnld nt 1:30 for practice. e e r l l l l i a l e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g d e - State of Florida.’ Sold bond to be n c r l b r i l p r o p e r l y s l t u s i i - d lu Hi-mliiidi- approved by the City Commission. C o n n l y , i ' l o r l d a . t o - w l t : L o t I, I 'h l l Copies of the plans anil specifica­ l i p It V o tin g G r a n t . Ht-e. 32 T w p . 20. H. It. 31 1C. T in- s j l . I l a n d b e i n g n s - tions may be seen at the office of the se ss i- d a t I h e d a t e o f t h e I s s u a n c e of s u c h i - e r t l l l e a l e In t h e ii l i n e i f J a m City Mnnnger, or nt the office of Vuurigi-, E s t a t e . Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Pirns A l s o 3' n x C e r l l f t c n l e No. 303, d a t e d t h e 2 n I d a y o f J u n e , A. D, 1919, Iiiih nnd Specifications may be obtained at Il le d s l i d e e r t l l l i - a t e ill 111)' o f f i c e lllul either office on deposit cf $ 10.00 'i n s m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e a l ■o i s s u e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law*. M.iia which will be returned if a hid is c e r t l l t i - a l e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l lo w I n g do •i-ril.i-d p r o p e r l y s l l u n l i - d a n d b e i n g In made. H e m t n o l e C o u n t ) , l- 'lo r ld n l o - w l l : Lot The City Commissioners reserve the I I a n d 17. P h i l l i p l! Y o u n g G r a n t . -. .'. T w o . 21 H. It 31 E a s t . T h e right Jo reject any or nil bid.-, or t-j s a i d lun-t h e l m , a s s e s s e d a t t h e d a t e f llu - I s s u a n c e o f s u c h r r r t i t l e a t c In necept nny bid they deem to be for the t h f i n r a i of J u n e Y o u n g - '. ICstale. lust interest of the City. A l s o T a x C e r i l l l r a l i N o, 37, i l a l e d W. B. WILLIAMS, h e 2 )1-1 -la) I l f J t l ll e . A. D. 1919. I i v B e d i iid o r t i i ' . c a t e In mV o f f i c e a n d MG-23-30; ;G-G-13c City Manager. inis m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n l ;r T a x D c r u lo I s s u e In a c e i u d a o r e w l l h l a w . Halil c e i 't ll l i- n t e i i n h r a v e s l li e f o l l o w i n g liei i ll e l p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In H e m ln o t e Notice of Application for Tax Bccd 'u l ll l lv . F l o r i d a , l o - w l l : I»i»t 7 B lo c k Uitder Rerllon ftTo of the (icnm! ! Tl.nr *1 H u n f r i e t . - T h e s n h l l a n d l ie l n a IKSi'tl ed i ll T h e sl.lli' o f till Issillllic. Stntulcs of the Slate of Florida o f s u c h c e r t if i c a t e in th o n a m e u f I'n i. no w o. Notice In hereby given that F. L. A l s o 'J'nx C e l t l l l c a l n No. 3-1. «lat» «l Im - \yondruff, luinjiasiy y f,j';ix fj-rtifi-lo- f o il d a y o f J u n e . A I >. pa hu .f n M fj, Its to Fa t*-i fts to . Fa to Pa -to ha to Yesterday the Brotherhood of St. DAM ha to J l l u y l l i rA JN Andrew played and won her second ORLANDO, May 30.—Only twenty7 to game of the Pepper League season. seven men faced Jess W oolf'yesterday to to to«fta to to to to fa r s rjt nfternoon, the Bulldogs blanking the Both teams made n large number of *4- r. errors nnd two Oviedo pitchers were Islanders 1 to 0. Chnpmnn pitched hit freely. Domer, pitcher, for tho good for Daytona only allowing two All who rnli^-d the pit-lure last Brotherhood team, struck out four­ hits. Score by innings: night missed a yt:tl tm it: D aytona .......... 000 000 000—0 3 1 ■ r-k-----teen men. . Orlando ............... 100 000 000—1 2 1 The box score follows: Tonight an 'AB-Stnr cast will preBntterics: Chapman and Munn; sent “Ashamed Of Parents ’1 Brotherhood of Ht. Andrew "/I Pi cis. Alt R 11 PO A Fleischer, If. ....... fi 4 1 0 <l Constantly the glamor of society BIIADENTOWN. May 30.—The end the simple homely existence of Dorner, p.............. fi 1 2 1 ft o 3 1 14 0 Growers administered a second drub­ small town life, Interwoven in a drama Thurston, c. . bing to tbc Tampa Hmokcrs yesterday, replete with drnmatlc fervor nnd emo­ Iloolehnn, lb. *»*»*»** n II 4 9 0 Sneer. 3lt. ......... ft 0 n 0 1 the final score being 12 to 2. Score tional fire—a dram a extolling the un­ by innings: G 1 1 1 1 WootlrufT, 2b. selfishness of parental love. Tnhtpn ............. 000 200 000— 2 2 3 Bell, ss.......... ....... 4 0 l 1 1 Bradentown . *100 030 32x—12 15 ft , And the honor guest - tonight will Gunter, cf. ... 7......- 4 1 0 (I 0 Batteries: Roi! and Harmon, Cam be F. P. Rines and family and will Rotunda, rf ............ -I 3 a«f 1 0 pa nnd Kerns, sec this fine picture without cost to T o ta ls ....... ..... 42 14 ir. 27 8 them. Bo sure nnd lie there, F. I\, ST. PETERSBURG, May 30.—Trip and bring the family. Oviedo lea by Bradley, Johnson nnd Glnndu All R ii PO A McCall, cf. ..... ft 0 I (1 1 0 of tho .Saints were the feature of yes­ Tomorrow—Mack Sennet presents Siavick, p., srf........ r. 1. 1 Q 2 o terday’s game here which Lakeland “The Crossroads of New York," a 0 0 fi 0 0 won 8 to -t. Score by innings: Williams, Ih. comedy melodrama. It’s n dinger. Kelsey, c. ... . ..... 4 0 '» ifi 0 0 Lakeland ........ 013 200 002—8 II 1 Friday and S aturday- Marlon DnvCarter, tut., p. ..... 4 0 0 i *» 0 St. Pete ............. 000 103 000—4 It 2 Batteries: Luther and Ammons; ies and T. Roy Barnes in “Adam anti ..... 4 1 0 l 1 0 j r4vn* *1 1 0 «* 1 *1 Wilson ami C. Moore. 0 9 l 1 0 Sturdivant, 2b. Vern, rf. . ....... ..... 3 0 0 0 0 1 ONLY 27 MEN B. of S. A. Beat Oviedo 14 to 3 FACE WOOLF, OR­ LANDO WINS, 1-0 T o ta ls........ ..... 30 3 fi 27 H ft Score by innings: Brotherhood ......... 200 100 013—14 Oviedo............... 010 d l l 000— 8 Summary: Two base bits, Thurs­ ton, Fleischer, Hook-ban; three base bits, Burner, Kelsey. Stolen liases, Bell, Thompson, Sturdivant, Williams. Struck out, by Slavic!. 0, Curler •>, Darner M. FOR THE -a - r v -» £tKBs£an«Wl ? fW m m m m rvt i, rM B re o rr-H ' Standing of Pepper League Won Lost Pel. DcMnlny ......... I t ) 1.000 Bro. St. A. I I .fttMl 0 0 .000 IV L Monroe . .. Oviedo ' II I .000 to to »n it» m to CELERY SEED : to r.i m n ADVERTISEMENT him n n ntrtil ii| ih «4 t hi m ) iiri'f l",ix ' t.Vi'ii^via.- No. lm « 4* I n m i * i n m n i r d d i n ' e u t l l i l a w . H :«I<I June, A. e l M lir t f u i*mh»tir«*i4 th*- f n l l n w l f w *t« - -f»0; TUtM 'tlM 'Tdh ’ifi.y ftf I). 1911, has filed said n-ttirti iil .e .l |H«i|H-rty p i t u i t . *1 a m i In int, hi fiente iu my office and has nude ap­ 4 *4111$41 \ . p l?i,, i i - u l t : I #4?t 7 I 1 I J. Dint 13. \ \ \ K, I #ciiY111 *N Hut*- plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ h lv i.il n T l i u m i Ml iiifitl iM-tim cordance' with law. Said i i t lifiratc NEW YORK, May 30. Frank n l *ii tin- liat*’ *»f list* Ihniiuuc ** t*f m i c Ij embraces tho following ticai tilwJ “ Dutch" Henry, recruit sooth paw, * l i t | In ,i t h i t h e nuirii* u f I h t k t i i i u n. A I mu 'I'n>t <*« 11 Ni l . 1 7t *hilt-it iirunerty situated in Seminole County, pitched Brooklyn to a 3-0 shutout over t i n 3 ln l *iil) •*( .1 li if *4 A *l» l ‘th* t<nr licit. 3X>2 c!u. N. i ’ ■il* ift h«i | i| «'i*rf l l l r t i t r In m> * f f i c i r j ii u I Florida, to-wit: the World's champion New York ililfl 111 1*1*• tfiil |t * r T il N 1 »*’•*•! Giants yesleidny in his first sta rt as I n | whb.* In i i r r i i i i t ^ l i f ' i ’ v. h i t l a w . Hullil tr,.(il ehs. W. of SE. cr. Stc. 2. T»vp i - i t l l i r a h *1fu 11i*n i I In' I *»1In h I ii1; «I • 20 S., Range 30 I’., run S. I.S2 chi. a major leaguer, lie held (lie Giants * • • 41•• *1 | n o|»i»rt> n il t i n t ig I h t V* in h i'i l* to five hits, three -of which were of *■•1»t*i a , rt«*rlil.t M i - w h A l l in K .t r j fu t i l \V. 19 1 2 tits. N. IK ihs. E. 12 *hi. * *f ,in i ,Si « Mt T w p , I :« H. I hi f*u «■ ,.«* 10 S. H2 ’ E. 8.31 cits. N. 12.71 rlts. K tin- mi ill eli variety, while tin- dodg­ ..** T l i r mi h | liiiiil 11«-111ile $*#**•h ns i | I I 2 ths. N. 7". 10' K. 10 01 ih-*. E. ul 11.« l i n t i’ u f t h i Ifwiiu t i r r u f Hiitii i l l ers balled Metjuillaii hard. It was t i l l ' • • > •*» ll i 4' i nun i* u f I H i / *In t Ji K in mi*I Brooklyn's second rlm ight victory I Alt** T ; i x l Y r t l f t c u t i * N»*. I «Ij«t • «l 'El ehs. S 10 ehs. \V. 1 1 2 eh*. S '2« tin 1‘rnl »lny u f J u m * . A. I ». 1!»t !». h a ­ i Its. SWIy to iw-g. 3ft acres. The said over tin* champions. The score: th* *1 >..*4il i • r t i f l c i i i » In m y o f f l n n n«| Brooklyn 000 HO 100—3 12 0 film m mli* i i p p l h iit I n n f*ii’ T i n t I t f ul land being «user act! nt the tlale of the i ’-•*'»!*■ Hi t m iluiii*' u n i t l . i \ * . fhihli isou nnen of see It cert! finite in tbs New York *000 000 000—0 ft I I i f f I Hi I t i 1 i l l l l i n i i ’x 4 I fli* ft»|.I»*V. *11(7 m l 11•«"«,! jiriiiH ’l I > f i t li it t *u I h* y ulil l Inti* nemo of "Sanford Water Works". i * i«im 3 , l’*l«*rl«in. Ii»-v. I t ; HIV1* «»f BOSTON, May 30.- Boston took Also: Tax Certificate No, 2<m3, H \V \» if *, T w p , Iti .S I h n i r t* Ut* i: iu rnTi-E. T i m Hit 1*1 hut*! I r l i t t f dated the fttli tiny of June, A. D. 1*31. both games final I'hiladidpliin yester­ II NI*I -Ik." 4*41 il I I h *1 lid tl* **f I III" Il%n11II 111*1* day, Tiie score: First game: u f miii h c r r t l f l r n l i * 111 IH* luiiiii* u f r u * has filed raid certificate in my office UlPiM ii. * 1 hilmlelplii.i 221 000 020 7 14 3 Tax Alp* < T IX i ’c r l l f l u i i i t * N " 2H7, *h l f c t I and has r.tnd’ appikatioii for DETROIT, May 30.—Detroit’s in­ Boston Ih** 3 r*lilny «»f Ju n u * -V. I I!*!*, him De -il to issue in accordance with law331 020 Mix—10 13 2 H t* -I n n l l t-* **t l l r . i t h i m y itfflt*** i«tut ability to solve Bayne’s pitching cost Second game: h im mini** u p p H i ' f i l h i t i f*»r T u t I •••***! Said certificate embraces tlie follow­ It* I *** t i r In ii«n m l it in *** w i t h livw. Hit 1*1 ing dercribcd property them yesterday’s game with HI. Louis, Philadelphia 200 lino 000—2 K 0 situated iu * * 1 1 tflr.’i t ** i f j i h i . i c i ' N t i n h ith jV i t u u il» G to ft. TJtu score: Boston 030 000 012 -3 8- 1 County, Florida, to-wit: V4'f|i»* fi |iri>|i< r t > n i l tint* <1 i ii H**mf mil**. Seminole i n l y . F lo rh li* to -u ll: NW of Ht. I-ouls 400 001 1 0 0 -0 Hi 2 Beg. 2ft.01 rhs. W. and 29.82 rhs. N Tlu* nlmvu pii tun* is o f S an fo rd Hijfh S v'IiooI’h 1D23 B asketball team . Out of sixteen {fames played, *m‘m:*» H**r. ?4 T w p 2t»H l( 2*» IhiM D e t r o i t . . . ............ 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 10 3 ST. LOUIS, May 30,—Cincinnati eleven were won and five lost. F o u r of th e team 's best players g rad u ated th is y e a r leaving quite a 40 itrr**H Tin* Nfi 1*1 In m l l***hiK ,«*»• i t SE. cor. Sec. 2, Twp 20 S, Ratine ►-*“****l ill •il** c|;*I *» **4- tin* |«*Minnt*M n f defeated Si .Louis yesterday, 3 to 2. trap lo he rill* d m-xt y ear. Ml ell ri*rt I fir nl«* hi t l m rintiii1 n f U t r r - K Run N. 10 cits, \V. 5 cits. S. 10 *l» * i T**i (it’Ml III*1 r o n i | M i i v . PHILADELPHIA, May 30,-lloU ie The score: rhs. E. ft ehs. The said land being as­ Atm* T i l l t*«?rl|flifHti> N i i , fi, *t n t ***1 Nuklor won Ids Gth straight game of Cincinnati . 000 200 100—3 K I that time a number of changes have of lliii slime place; Pollock Boyd, of •'* <t 1•«---i; li joge cs, orange Cuun- l!u« « n l d n y «.C Juft**, A. It V ' h , him sessed nt the date of the Issuance of fill \ N’ii'l i **rtifh'iit** In m> t i f f l r r a n d such certificate in the name of “Lx* ■ ' a C liullaii-ogu, and one time intercol- j the season yesterday, when he twirl- l.m, i^,ui8 ......... ... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 — 2 ft 0 Imi-ii made- in the *i ..m I llu- ncirse. i nurse. unu Olio is Im'I ii K im srssi-il ut I In li in inutlt- apl*tl* a t I n n f*»t T a v I *« i *1 i i.'. ill' s lm ll r i ’MlrU-illiItl ed Philadelphia to a 3 to I victory _ -------In in n c i ’tinlmtc** w i t h Im w . Haiti remeasuring v.In-Tid-} the par was re- I -ginle champion: Mike Thomas, of f " 1 ,f ‘ " t U . \V . T h o m p s o n , U o - i i r t i f l r n t i «-mhrm-r-« 11i f f i d l i i w l m t il**- trs. T. Weed." Also: Tux Certificate No. 1-703, over Boston. The score: PITTSBURGH, May 30. Pittsburg Nn-liville; Cni> Adair, of A tlanta, and i-- ......... .. i l l n e a l a i r l m l l In. ri.i1ei*ini'<l * t l l i e i l pi4tp*««i) n it i i *11*'»| h» H* rnhu»l** i ■ l a w T a x I* -t il w i l l In-ii*- «'**t»nt N’g I I- r i d a . ii» - w li- I P y n f HVV*« dated the 2nd day of Juno,'A. I>. 1FJ4, Boston 000 000 001 i 1 3 |\,,,a an uphill game yesterday, defeat* dlieed from 73 to 70 without rutting iilln-i pioaiin-. nt figures in the South­ l - i •C.llll^ H i : * , iitid S l I ' i n f H U 1, S e e S t , T w p the nctunl dislnn e any. A few new ern golfing world, are counted on to I Hi.I mi i n lli Olli ilo) o f J i l l ) A I ' **f 010 OH dOx—3 0 I ing Chicago, to G. The score: Philadelphia l*1 H If. 21* 1*1, OH n r r « ‘H. T h e * nld h i n d has filed said certificate in my office , , . i, , i \V ITNtjHH lay * . f f I ■ ■ I j»I fit roil are ntul l i i i fl l s jmm#*Pi*ii*i| n t tin* it it t a* » f t l m 1pi- and has made application for Tax traps, the diminution of ftnv or two 3112 000 100—G 10 i 'hit ago rii pb-y mime I rilliant golf ift the next . ,„i n i, n„ ;..,pu, ,t(l> ,,f ii,,)- n|(11ti 11r i* «if » n i"lit i ■*-r 11fI chi 11* It * t lit* inn ini** bumpers and tin- thorough sanding of WASHINGTON, May 30.—Sensa­ i'lUsbiirgli Deed to isjue in -accordance with lawif rn k rm v n . 100 llftO iOx—7 13 fiw days uf play. A uouulabs , t ' n h ’iiN m i l d *** r t l l l c n t i ’ft n h a l l tic r c all traps have lulged to- Buiko the tional mi ppm I accorded Hoyt who Said certificate embraces the folio'*'* The Roebuck d u b is bending every i'ii rk riietili I'uurt. d eem tM ! i j m > r « l l i a f h* l a w , T a x l»***d reaching of par which no am ateur lias energy to have the course Inc perfect Ki'lnlilnle I'until y, I'ln. ** III Ii*m m t l m r r o n m t t h e f.l!i d a y o f ing described property situated in was Idt bard, enabled New York to n> a . it, \v i : i : kh . ii . »•, J u l y A. |» 1553. ever done m more difficult feat Hum lake tlie second grime of the series W I T N E S S m v n f f l r l a l n l K t i a l u r e n t i d Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Reg, ,, , . fshape by June IP when tiie qualifying ftf n I (HiI k I lii* 31)111 «1ny n f M a y , A. I>. 19.82 ehs. N. nnd 20.C1 ehs. W. of Shthat before. 1he am ateur record 1" ' U|)1, StH.c|n, worklm.„ nn) | -----------------------------from Washington yesterday, l to 2. 1033. t.l held by . 1 . 1 » . Kirkpatrick, jr., « f ; l)U . ufU.p , u rf jn tllt. fu| r. '•'■ter „■ Aapiiraii... for To. itrr,i VI A. I>OrnI*AHH. cor. Sec. 2, Twp. 20 F. Range 30 hThe score: t ’l r r k C l r n i l l l * o u r t . Birmingham aii.l this same fig u re !wnyjt 0BlMirilw,|llf th r KWma ,0 |MMJ * .....u \ nr" " New York ..... 030 001.000—4 12 0 Hctnlin*li* C fiu n ty * V'la. Run N. 10 chi. W. 10 ehs. S. 10 ch*. L* I t v : A. M W l ’ K K S . i>. •!. Washington 100 (MU 000—2 10 1 10 ehs. 10 acres. The said land be­ stands as the best \ a n on and »«>’! f.-a condition. , Traps are being] r L i.m . I I I ) Tin- A m i >Mh I ph I ' r r o l BIRMINGHAM, A In., May 30.— could do on I heir exluliitiuii tour, 111worked to their highest point of do - 1 Nmn . |H iterrhy uiv.-n T R Wilson. 3 . 30 — c . f . - n - : o * 2T— J t ing assessed a t the date of the ixsu years ago. ( hiirjio Hull, tho long , , , ......... .. . ........., . .....i.l nnteii:*-. r ei Tax W rit Oral*- No. ;is», CHICAGO, May $0.—Cleveland beat Southern golfing eyes lire turned to­ few . f , , " vnstnting efficiency und the rough .i»tr<i u,. i ,ia >- •.< j Unr. a . i >. iv ii Notire of Application for Tax Deed nr.ee of such certificate in the name 0 I ton. in..i Mid o .iin ra i.- in orriV; /Chicago G to -I yesterday. The score: ward tho Roebuck Country Club hitting pro. of Birmingham, has a C8 jUmJtl(, jlkt. H , hj|(J Mrs. N. G. Foster. and linn tiuulc Uplilleulliin fur Tax Under Section 576 of the General Cleveland 003 003 000—G U 0 where the am ateur championship of to his credit. Also: Tax Certificate No. u n ­ ------------- -------I *'<•• >! l u I k m i , in i i i c u r U a i i c e n - lili U w . Statutes of the State of Florida Gelfing talent is expected to lie N n i l b v;, I , ,, . 1,, , | n , | t1n „ . i l i u l r b - t l e r i l l l c u l e t-to t r u c e • Hi,- f u l lu w • Chicago 000 000 031 1 12 2 tin- Smith will he decided next month, dated the 7th day of June, A. D. I W Notice is hereby given th a t Mrs. . m i *>•- i - o e i o u r u i m q . t i i i s t r i c i j, ;. d i M i i i o l p ro p erty a li u u i t - i i n , between June H* and 23. One uf the well represented ill the lug field. Geo. now totals l.dtit, 152 cubic yards, out 8 POT 8 udii.i. i -aumy. rioiidu. iu-wii: w. Stella Cowley, purchaser of Tax Cer­ has filed »aid certificate in my office it - I l.-o |> a n d VJ A. J-:. l]||fflii‘M largest fields ill the history of the 22 Uutsn, of Texas, will h.\ mis-ed, hut of a tutiiP for the entire project o f 1i;u~n-ii|viMan, tificate No. 29, dated the Gth day of nnd has mado application for * Deed to issue in accordance with t* We Bow bundle feeds. Try the P. year old classic is expected to take it is liojied tijut Hobby Jones, who around 0, 100,000 cubic y uiiK Ex- . ' 7al'* Being nwcsscg m in,. .. . . « 0 k oi l,M’ •►'•umuv 4»r Mini c’frtm - July, A. D. 1914, has filed said certi­ Said certificate embraces the fn row­ X. IK Dairy Feed, Diamutid 1), Laying part lit the play over the rolling 6,209 was i om|a lleti to give up th.- British cavjitioii (luring thu tnenin of April hi thr munt «>f lyakiiuw'D ficate in my office, ami 1ms made ap­ M asb/liuby Chirk Feed, Oatmeal tv f yard course just east of Birmingham, trip on account of his studies at H ar­ totaled 13.132 cubic yards, accordingnjnV TiV a'A ^ r MJuuV.“ A^‘’i). 3ISlo!*V,Ii« plication for Tax Deed to issue in ac­ ing described property situated The Southern championship was vard, will he on hand. Frank God- to the monthly operations report just [*B-d said et-rtlflcuie )u m> iiffu-,. «nd cordance with law. Said certificate Seminole County, Florida, to- • chickens at the. Popular Market . n .u i in , , >>«« m o d e u p p U e a t l o t i f u r T u x I n - til 53-2Uheld at Ruglmck in 1018 and since caux, of New Orleans; Jteuhcn- Itush in Phone 210. vitti. All tin* ilr>-luru! ilrcui'i'tf URH^iu iMUtn* fu it-1ui tiuiiiv u itlt Ittvv, Haiti embraces th e following described Beg. 11.80 chi. W. and 29 ch*. hcompleted their p art of the work and '--riliu-at* eniBrscss the follow In* a... |iropcrly situated in Seminole Coun­ N. E. cor. Sec. 2, Twp 20 S, R an r , , i . ccrltoit i>n>|icri> sltuuicii in u.i,iinur„ the rein.nmlt r will lie done liy two l o g . iroiiiicy. Kiniiua, tu-wti: i ,..i i. to-r. l ty, Florida, to-wit: N\V. 1/4 of N\V. E, Run S. 0.14 ehs. 8 . 46 deg. W. or floating dredges. It Li expected t h a t |. cold imVjHj» u g ‘o I L mI o uatt ' xtlir L it ii ( 1/4, Sec. 18, Twp. 21 S., Range 29 ehs. N. 11.92 ehs, E. 6.78 ehs. to W lau-l l>.“Iu« um-Mnl said land being- •»***“ the entire job will by completcsl in “< tile l»susn.-« of surh crrtlllcutr In East. 40 acres. The said land being o- acres. ------- The ---------------. ^ , , .. I lie imint- uf rnkVmwn. DeMolay Hrolhrrhood St, A. Oviedo Seminole Ath. Club In lesi than a year longer, und th u s| M t „ Tax CertHtratr No. : : t . dated assessed nt the date of tho issuance. at the date of the issuance of I 01 . tlimiMimli of fertile acres opened u p , ,l',‘ *'11 J*“ > «* Jum-, A. l». ls;n. has of such certificate in the nanus of A .jtiflcate in the name of “Titus June 12 ■- » -----------May 29 , * * * I-led Mild ccrt lllrutc III my IdIIce und July 3 certificate ' " ‘Unless said certificate shall be re­ June 19 fop dcxclopm cnt. h u > imiili- a | i | ) | l i - a i l n u f u r T a x l i > n l P. Cowley. ' Unless said May 21 READ Oviedo ............—• •.,••• t o I m i i i i n «i i-nriJaiil-i- w i t h l a w . Halil ^ .f July 12 shall be redeemed according to law deemed according to law Tax July 10 June ft c e r t t f l e a i e a m t i r a o - a tin- f o l l o w i n g i t v Tho Herald J e r first class job work. ni-rilo il e r o iM - ri y r l t u t t i - i l l o S m i l n u l * Tax Deed will issue thereon on the will iasuc thereon on the 81st » Juno 7 , June 14 <' a u n t y . r i o r U l n . l o - w l l : lg>t 91 t l t o c k May, A. D. 1923. * 31st day of May, A. D. 1923. June 2K I'., I* II M l l r h i l l ' a H u r v r y o f tluMay 91 HERALD June 20 Seminole Athletics . t in - M i u l . n i l In -lu g i iM n w i 'il N u i l r e i f A|>hllcall<.)t« f u r T n \ l l r r i l G i . m l . WITNESS my official *‘^ , 7 /! WITNESS my official signature July 10 , Juno 21 I u t l e r H r i l ii.n ATS i f ll>e ( i r M c r a l o i Ibi- d i i l r u f ilo - (lomuio-.- i f a u c l i July .6 m a n d s e a l t h i s t b c J U tf k d a / o t A f i U f / l nnd seal tt\is>thg 34th day of April s n i i i l r s e l Ilo- S l a t e u f P t u r i S a . c c r t l l 'i t - a t u In G>« n on*- o f Unknown. June 12 June 7 NoB .Ms ■ T.it Cortlneau- Nil. S73, datul A. D. 1923. Is lierch)' given -that J. v-:. D. 1923. , / l w < * / a 1 ul T__ a s --1Vrtinculv .... |iilrCt>ila< ,..... . ...... i l o .‘Gi <lny f l JgfK. A: U. 1*20, ha» I'arrtn. May 21 WANT Ju(y 3 (SE A L ) E . A . pO U G L A SS, Brotherhood St. A... 14<i. i b i a d till J u l y . A . I u t « | im ld c e r f t S c a t i h i m y o f f lc* a n d " ^ ’VL) E. A. DOUGLASS, (SI . Juno 14 111. t ia o tltfcil l a l - l c V r f lf lv iiti III m j THaa m i d v g | i | > l i r « l l » n f u r T a x D*eU i n Jupc 28 July 12 Clerk Circuit Couit. jl * ^ .......... Clerk Clreuit Court. I n s t , p i j n - r o r d n n e * v til l l a w . S aid llllll Ima u n it, -niqdlxMiliui Seminole County, '«* June ft )|-,-I 1)1 l»jo.- ju iu-ro^J:io..-o , wUil Jl a T l U l c M k " t n U r a e c s Iht- f o l l o w i n g 4 *-* Muy 31 Seminole Cpuutj'# FU. A r l w i l n f . - p r r l r a U u n l r i t In H c n i to u j v ntftld v il) Mirtu F'.lfil IB V C l lliViifTI Au , A pS , <, i -, | June ‘i f (v By: A. U. WEEKS. May 29 By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. \t F iiW ldti, f i v - w l t : t^*t — IS B lock ii***:tJuMklAy t i f ( 11 l a g *U-a>fibCit e r u p t Ml 4iW pm )ll July 6 * I*. M, AllJ.rli.itra Hurray uf Ik a ijtiio ta U o t t ii l y , I Auf ftia. i o - v l i ; , , June 19 June 21 ' ' .-f-iL k. . “Dutch” H enry-— :i • Blanks the Giants Browns Take the Tigers in Camp Golf Amateurs Com­ pete for Honors at Birmingham Today SCHEDULE F FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE ____ ’ Hi I ' u i ir to—‘1MUHdT*- -- - 4* u f T u r k a n ill,i ii*v*»iui- ' •I* » ¥)i.« oaCiLal Imiii Ij .tliiJLT II 11S �- * /■** V V ' V, *— ^ T iisin g th eP a m tfy I.NCUf*. DA4XW E 6 , SHE- Is \ vssss& *r_ Hfx6 M tR Q ° E “ — m~ 1 1i s n s s r ^ —— ■ —,|J' '" *r ------- UiWW T M N ^ ftW E S c * | OBUCPCTO UHAO^ H A P * S NGUJ N O jlt TCfVCtVEP.V T WAO AS ?- 7 ----------- \ thpst n \E o e Fe u £.«T boVA -rtWT-TVATS TOOV< 3 S M o ssa c A ft /) VUACW ' awe £mwt (W E D NO o^ ctimg : , \r* *sao imno rs *"* /SoOV roTX tSBOxvmFx*-” 3 R T *} W ood * p p ^ f L \T U r s — Co m e »-> rv>-)'— .- j ~~ W<,T»HE-THa vc&x toeA*. ‘ ■ m risridr Mat Certainly H as a V ery E la stic Im nfllnatlonl___________ ___________ _____________ 6 o o o c**v, PEPFETS3oCl! III PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, {HAY 30, 1923 I ■t I 7 '“ eM .<(kpcu ■werr M la ta it) m la M BUSINESS DIRECTORY Yoa can find the name of tvrr? live Bualnwa Man In Sanford in thia Column each day. PURELY : PROFESSIONAL : -----n Card* of Sanford's Repot* able Prufeaalonal Man, each of w hoa. In hla chosen profeaatou the Herald recommends to the people. ' George A. DeCottes Quick Service T r a n s fe r SloraRe Faculties M » M fj h M) M Ml Ma Mi M* FOR SALE R . W IL S O N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Firat National Hank nulldinK SANFORD -:-:FLORIDA liL T O N J . M O U C .H T O N AltCH ITECT 117 Commrrrlal Street—Sanford, Fla. I Room 7, Miller Bldg. <AN FORD FLORIDA C H E L L E M A IN E S LA W Y ER - t—C o u rt House S. 0 . S h in h o lser Contractor and Builder FLORIDA BANKt *111• A. P. C onn elly & S o n s i:aiili.ii.iM-<i mos ltr.il K-.I.Or, I.nans and Insuranre I’hnnr is 101-H -Magnolia Ave. vSTEWAUT T h e F lo r ist Cut Flo*era— Rooms 22G-228 DR. JL M. MASON IIKSTIST New MeHch lluilding Phone 201 Sanford, Florida W . J . T H IG P E N R e a l E s ta t e FI It K, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE ------ Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants Ml M)rile Are.-----------Phone 2C0-W Res. 205- -Phones- Office 271 D R .' J . T. D E N T O N I'llYSICIAN-SUIIGEON SANFORD M A C H IN E COM PANY Iloonis'20fc207-208 Melsch lluilding DR. G. S. SELMAN General Machine and Boiler Practice limited to Works Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Cylinder G rinding Eyes Examined, (Hasses Fitted Automobile Repairs Meiach Building Acetylene W elding Phone 62--------- Sanford. Florida Leak J. 11. C«>1„u;:h & C o lclo u g li INSI II \NCB ire— l i f e —Alllu No. l l ira Nat I Hank HIdg. Annex SANFORD FMJRIDA Nystem raves your own tinio ns *‘M l*ia* of the poor fellow under you, who probably would deeply np predate a little systematic co-opera lion nri your part. FARMERS— You can gat seed bed frames and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Worka. 100-tfe FUR SALE—Hosier ami Uays' paints and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfo F u i r SAl.E UFiihIc Islnml eggs for selling, 15 rgga for $1.00, Mrs. Ellaw.itth, Henrdall Avenue, Snnford 83-tfp FOR SALE Large motor W at, every t onvenieme, four cylinder motor, In n ma'.knhly good condition. Will con| alder any offer—L. II. Connelly. 39-tfc j F ill, SAI.fi—$500 buys 5 acres, $250 Ik yrs 2 'j acres, good fruit ami gar­ den land, within City of Lake Mary, |,t)K» mining t.r.:i is-t^ttnl'T for. Semi] nolo roitnty. Lr.ml high overlooking j two Wai.tif.il lakes. The city dwelh r'a dre..:n Lake Mary Realty Co., Lake Mmy. Fla. 49-7tp j FOR .SALE 10 net vs land, 5 tiled in f ne ahape. Mi le and farming imidim enti g » with it. Cheapest thing going. See me at one.*. Bargain.— W. .1, Thirpe i. 49-fitc FOR S.‘. ! K OR RENT 5 room bun­ galow, furnish'd m unfurnished, corner *lb n;icit and Holly avenue. Apply W. II, 1'. II, SRI West Third St. 50-fitp F o il s XLF S ix a e ns land, two tiled, well located.—F. A. Peters, Route ■"A", Sanford, Florida. 5l-0tp F O R .SA L K - 1 almost new sewing machine 1 al;most now ice box; 2 beds with springe “"d m attress; t dresser and wash stand; 1 table und 4 chairs, 1 oven. ltu|uire IU(J Third St. Bi-atp FOR SALE 1 starting Ford touring, 1 1021 Dodge Touring. IU22 Doilge Roadster. Terms If desired. Glaases Designed DODGE GARAGE Sar.fnrd Motor Co. Phone 3 Examined w- s - 1‘ ak ** Over Seminole County Rank SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and BUILDER INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE------AUTO------ RONDS Ml Mi Ml Ma *4 Mi *4 h i t t m n m i a i c i i i h i i i ) FRED B. W. H E R N D O N Classified Ada Ic 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 nrordingly. Attorney-a l-I-aw || v« pleaae you, tell others; If not, tail ua. Phone 408 SA N I’O Itl) N O V E L T Y W ORKS V. C. COIXER, Prop General Shop a n d M ill W ork ■0 CLASSIFIED ADS Henry McLanlin, Jr., O p t. D . r.u-atc FOR HALE—Light Ford trurk, cheap, Opt Irian-Optomc trial self starter, 1U2I model. Apply at 111 Raat Firat Rlrovt Hanford. Fla. Daylight Bakery, 313 Hanford Ave­ nue. .v . !*2-3tc Formation of a St. Lucie county HALE BARGAIN- Indian Scout mo­ beautification association is propos­ torcycle nt less than half price, cash ed, the main purpose of which would — no defects. A-l condition. Framo bo t obeautify the main highways for attaching side carrier. Inquire nt Bukk Garage, Del.und. 52-4tp of the cuunty by planting trees and FOR HAlTK^Kino building lot on shrubs along the route. Magnolia avenue. For price, size ami location, address Box D13, City. 63-ltp FOR- SrA l.F ~ 1—Underwood ty|»ewriter; 1 P. U E. check w riter; 1 I)avenport; 1 henter.—J. C. Mitchell, Han­ son Place, Pace's Lane. 53-3tp FOR K E N T IN THE COURSE OF TIME jo u «u> bound to come here a t least to com pare o ur work a* others. So w hy not come now and se ttle th e I «stum of this shop's suprem acy 7 J, The Sooner You Compare Our Vulcanizing and pi ices, the sooner you decide th a t th is is th e shop w here ‘t »* to your best advantage to have it done. Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak Avenue and Third Street RHONE ------------------------------------- HANFORD. FLORIDA ■ - FOR RENT—Furnished apartm ent, all conveniences, close In. Also rooms. 209 East Fifth St. 53-3tp FOR R E N T ^Fufnished rooms witli light housekeeping.—S. E. corner of 11th street and Elm Ave.—M. Sch­ neider. 47-fitp CUK RENT—I^arge, convenient;- un­ furnished rooms for housekeeping. Rent reasonable. 205 Oak Avenue. 52-Ctp FOR RENT—A 12-room houso, nice­ ly furnished for boarding. Inquire at 503 West Third street, Mrs. 8. A. Chancellor, Prop. 47-6tp FOR RENT—Three room furniihod ap artm en t—Lee Bros., 4IB West First StreeL . 47-tfc FOR KENT—3"Tinfurni»h .< J rooms, _ aA Aat FOR RENT—Furnished room* nnd kitchennettc for light housekeeping, ■i'.l-tfe 701 Magnolia ave. FOR RENT—Small cottage, see J. Musson, 001 .Palmetto Ave. 50-Dtp. FOR RENT—Nicely furnl«hed luiusi keeping or lied room, 710 West First Street. 52-3tp FOR ItENT—Ono furnished house in choice location. See Paul Lake. 50-tfc F o il llbiNT— 1 nice apartment, all conveniences nnd well furnished, Cates' building; phono 181. ll-W cd-Thr-tfc FOR RENT— Bungalow, tl rooms and sleeping porch. Partly furnished. Phono 113. 53-2tp POR llEN T—T wo furnished light housekeeping rooms. Close in. All convenience*. Summer rates. Also furnished room, large sleeping porch. Phone -132.—400 Palmetto Avenue. 53-3tp A survey of the creew which runs BILL WOULD KILL lbrought the north central part of FLORIDA LOAN SHARKS CUTS INTEREST RATE Fort Fierce, with a view to determin­ ing the cost of it’s improvement and TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—The beautification, has Wen authorized death knell of the “loan nhnrk” In by the city commission and the drain­ Florida in Hounded in a bill which age board of tho North St, Lucie will coma up for consideration In Ihe river drainage district, jointly. senate probably, nnd which limits the rate of Interest upon loans of less than $300 to 10 per cunt per year, or a maximum of three nnd one-half per cent per month, under Bonn* condi­ tions. In relation to the month to months loans of less than $300, the lender is authorized to eolleet three nnd a half per rent per month, but, tho bill provides, "Interest shall not be payable in advance, or compound­ ed. nhd shall fte computed on unpaid bnlanees. In addition to the inter­ est herein provided for, no further or other charge or amount whatsoever for any examination, service, broker­ age, commission' or other tiling, or VVANTLD I otherwise, nhnll lie directly or indi— I reeily cliaigcd. coulrnrted for, or re­ STF.N'UGBAPHEil WANTED Must I be experienced. Address P. O. Box ceived, except the lawful fees, if a^y, 221. , 32-tfc actually niul necessarily paid out by WANTED—Used musical instrumenls (he licenses to any public officer, for: Instrumenla of every description. filing or recording in any public of­ Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price fice, any instrument securing the] Music Co., Tampa and Znrk Street, loan, which fees may ' be collected Tampa, Fla. 5-25-lmo-o when (be loan is made, or at any time thereafter." “ W si The measure also provider that "if j-UilT—BU:ck lOAUiur uimple catc. iuluiuit or duiigtu-iu excess of those containing cnmly’ samjilcs, between pi i mil led by this act shall be clungSaucer's Filling Station and Ginder- ed, eontracled for or received, (h e 1 villo. Notify Louis Wholesale Co., contract of limn shall lie void and ilic Orlando, Fin., 15 McGrudcr Arcade. licensee shall have no right to collect, Reward. • i 52-2tc or receive any principal, interc <1 or LOST—t)n First street T ucaday, sil­ charges whatsoever," It is nlso stipulated that per/onr ver engraved purse. Finder return to Mrs. A. E. Foster, Bird’s Nest, 700 licensed undi r the act sliall deliver I West First street and receive reward, to the borrower at the time a loan! 53-ltp-D; 04-ltp-W is made a statement in the English I language showing in clear and diu- j tinct terms the amount and date of One of the big grove deals of the the lean and of its maturity, the na­ scnmiti is the sale of the old Jones ture of t hi- security nnd tln\ rale of grove on the hill north of Lake Wales, interest charged. Upon such state­ to Allkcrt E. Smith of Milwaukee and ment shall be printed a copy of the St. Petersburg, foimurly internal section of the net relating to the limi­ revenue collector nt the former city, tation of interest charges, The grove u n 40-acre and Is ninu I’enally for violation of. the act years old. having been planted by It. is a fine of $500 or six months in N. Jones when the latter first uuno jai.l or both. to latke Wales from Illinois. It is The act doc» not apply to licensed one of the oldest groves in the imme­ pawn lookers, nor to 'b a n k s , trust diate section and Is a fine one. Mr. companies and biuldir.g and loan Smith is understood to have paid asociationK, $75,000 for it. The pending bill Is modeled along lines of meastne that have Wen A load of now brooms and dust­ urged by the Russell Sage Founda­ pans just come in, nlso O-Brigbt's Sil­ tion in its campaigns against the ver Powder nnd Itrillo.—The Popular operations of loan sharks, according Market. Phone 210. C3-2U* to Van (*. Swearingen, who is here to push passage of the measure by the EDITOR SMART SET ON KI.AN. legislature. (The following remarks by George Jean Nations, editor of Smart Ket, and the world’s greatest critic, is from tho K. K. K. number of "Black Musk," a monthly magazine): Not a single solitary sound reason has yet been advanced for putting the Ku KIux Klnn out of business. If the Klun Is against the Catholics, so are the Masons. If the Klun is against the Jews, no are half of the good ho­ tels of the republic nnd three-quarters of tho good clubs. If the Klnn is against the fopclgn-born or hyphenat­ ed citizen, no is tho National Institute of Arts and I-etters. If the Klan is against the negro, so aro all of the states south of the Mason-Dixon line. If tho Klan ia bent upon political rontrol, so arc the American Legion and Tammany Hall. If the Klan wears grotesque uniforms, bo do the Knights of Pythias and the Mystic Shrincrx. I/ the Klan holds Its meeting in the dead of night, so do the Elks, If the Klan conducts lU business in secret, so do all of tho college Greek letter fraternities and the Department of fitatc. If tho Klan >hu!ds Idiotic pa­ rades In the public street, so do the police, the letter carriers an dtho fire­ men. If the Klan officers bear ridi­ culous names, so do the of (leers of the Lambs’ Club. If tbs Klan uses the mails for shaking down suckers, so does the Red Cross. If th« Klan, con­ stitutes Itself S censor of private mo­ rals, so does the Congress of the United States. If the K lan lynches a Moor for raping some one’s daughter, Establishment of a hank nt Sebas­ tian, in the northern pnrt of St. Lucie county, is now degntety assur­ ed, the entire capital stock of $25,000 having been subscribed. A charter js to l<e sought nt once, anil the new institution will open for business soon a fte r it is granted. TOURING CAR Better Than Ever Before At the lowest price ever made, the Ford Touring Car is even better than before. The one-man top, slanting windshield,improved scats and refined chassis construction have won instant admiration. •^ Already the demand for this model exceeds our ability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks we will have to disappoint’ many who are holding off. - ;* i f '' *Ordcr now to protect yourself. A . f small payment down and the bal­ ance in monthly installments. t A W ' Mr F o rd p r im hav• n tv tr hern to lo t F o rd iju tiliiy hat n tv rrb e m to high EDVYAIU) HIGGINS Aii IIt iirlirtl 1’oril, it. I'nr Jaun llrnlrr •'or Di'irtntidlmliiiti nr I'liihi'r PuriIrulnrt* mil 'inr Ilf till* fnllntt liiK Ml :ni i I. IC Hiii io n U, tv. MrIInr) \ 2VJ-W r. M. Fin ft. V3. llrritiV n t* V 12IT-J m A' #• t >* ,v;V. F. O . a . D E T R O I T One of the first things Unit a man has tolearn in business is how little he can du by himself. When he finds out he begins to look around for peo­ ple who can do what he can’t.—Henry Ford. An Announcement of Interest to You-and Me This is to announce to the public in.general that I sahave 11 ■ 1 11 " ■ 1 —1 ■»■■■■ ■■ ‘ 1 ■■■—■ purchased the Repair Department of the Park Avenue Garage and will be pleased to have you call at any time ,. and inspect my up-to-date equipment I am giving every job tny personal attention and, as in the past, guarantee to give complete satisfaction. Mv prices arc as reason. able as consistent with good work. Give me a trial—1*11 cure all your automobile ills. J. E. CRENSHAW Corner Park and Second- Aw. . ,; i Just Call Phone 270 1r V. “M 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. 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" \ ^ ____ , ; y — ,; <; ' - • ui«. ■ \n' t .r f * Mi ^ M } 1 IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION IBER 52 VOLUME iV- R A N P n n n n . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , M A Y 29. 1923 -----——«--- i 11 ■ * *r - HUNDREDS OF THOUS rtum f:SENA' OF THE VETERANS’ BUREAU With Clasp HAS BEEN TURNED OVER TO THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TODAY COMMENCEMENT LARGEST CROWD THE AUDITORIUM fg a R S ip B s m ' | f WASHINGTON ON THE JOB; CRIMINAL ACTION • ■ * r * Forty-Six Seniors Received their Diplojnas—TbP m OKLAHOMA CDfY SUFFERS FROM OVERFLOW OF THE NORTH CANADIAN RIVER n SEVERAL HURT FAYETTEVILLE REACHCRBISTDAY The class day exercises of the More Than Thousand People '»! Graduating classes Is always looked HERCULES iW d ER -MILL I.RTS Arc Homeless and ProperjLy largest Class That Has lite r Left tjie SahGO WITH HAD EFFECT. forward to with much interest, and Aenliwt Individuals is Contem­ SAYS HE IIAH NO IDEA OF RE­ ' Loss is Idtrjje _ ! ___ SIGNING AND WILL NOT. yesterday afternoon the Clash Day - dH i 1 School ■ plated by the Attorney ford High IDv The AMiwIMnl Tre««» , for the graduating Class of *23 was FAYETTE, III., May 29—Five men MANY VILLAGES HAVE BREN General ( n r T k e A ■ ••elate* P r e s e t from nctualU* and are now the sole field In the IUgh School Auditorium. killed, three Injured In explosion nt The commencement exercises of DEVASTATED AT WASHINGTON, Mny 29.— Attor­ m , PrrMh the Sanford High School took plnce property of thee historian. Now we Instead of out of doors ns is custo­ Hercules Powder Company here to­ TURBAT. ney General Daugherty, returning to WASHINGTON, May 29.—Some nt the nudltorlum last night nt 8:30 have the Joy nnd the opportunity of mary, on nceaunt of the wentber. day. The explosion wn.\ in the gainWashington, after a period of rest In of the evidence gathered In acnnto The large auditorium was filled to tin plant in which the'five killed were |||>.TIir AM<rl(l»( Pr»M) o’clock and long before that timo the rommUtre investigation of the. Vet­ Qhip, today amended the first cabinet auditorium was packed and jnmmed doing hnrd, incesnanr constructive |overflowing with parents, nnd inter­ OKLAHOMA CITY. Mny 29.— working. The enuse ~of the blast is erans* Bureau ha* been turned over meeting in sovcrnl weeks and denied with the people Interested in the ex- work such aa, thq passing century ested friends of this Inrge class. The undetermined. Packing plant was With damage from overflow of tho to the department of Justice for poa- reports whlcl^ have been circulated cfcispx nnd many Were turned nway never offered u \ JT V bays are wid­ stage was effectively decorated with destroyed but only one other of the North Canadian river already run­ oible criminal action ngainat the In- that he soon would reaign. “ I have because they could not oven Obtain ening oceans of opportunity; the pro­ white wicker baskets filled with Shas­ numerous buildings of the plnnted ning into hundreds of thousands of dvidual* Involved. Charge* ao far heard nothing, know nothing of rm standing room. The large nuditorlum montories are tb</ outrrnrhes of men ta daisies (the class-flower) while os dollars the crisis Is exported to be was dnmaged. hid before the Attorney General re- port* published in Ohio thnt I ont that when it was built'seemed largo desperately trying V‘ cutch up with a background for those bright faced reached nt Oklahoma City today Utr to alleged fraud* In connection to resign," Dougherty snid. “ I (c*1 enough for the high school for many their ideals; our Earthquakes ure but young maidens and men, was n dense when n two foot rise was reported.up . the tremore of an Intense intellectual­ hanking of feathery bamboo, with the with dental work in veternna’ hoa- better, sin better than ainco I was stream yesterdny arrives here. Hun-, yenra has been outgrown nnd it was pitaU, hut was Indicated that the taken ill lost winter. I am ready to demonstrated last night that with the ity solving the pfrohjems of a rapidly ilnsH banner of green with lettering of dreds of houses nnd store* in tho advancing clvUltnHon. For our break­ white, living the class motto “ Excel­ Justice" departmerit might be nsked get back on the Job actively." southern bottoms have been washed Mg clusses of the years to come and fasts wo have challenging revelations •t within n few days to take action also away or flooded and more than a sior. the increase In population the present of accomplished facts; for luncheon sgslnrt certain persona connected thousand person* are homelesa.- One The High School Orchestra opened high school building will of a neces­ llying Ithip* taking a bit to ent on one, with the puichase of hospital site* life ia known to havo l>cen lost. Unsity Ire made into n Junior high school ' ’flw '* imi ‘ tm 1 ’r .............ng ' .JB and other property by the bureau. IdcnUllcd hero gnvc life In rescue or 1our ...... -In , the t* Z t Z n building nnd nnother and larger high meal the next day on the others ersid e; , Ido; ENTIRE GOVERNMENT work lute last night. school building will have to be erect­ nnd for our dldnor no more burned |« limo- Miss Lillie Ruth Spencer, the FOR "Florida Nightingale," ns she was MERCHANT FLEET. Sanford Products ed. cities but uncovered ones telling the THREE CENT GAS TAX BILL called yesterday, sang in her usual To the strains of n mnrch piayed by story o f human progress two, three, Were Featured at n i r Tht> A »«»rln(ed I'rrM l 8JGNED I1Y SPEAKER EDGE sweet .and charming manner, "I Ixive • r * J tf » > .? l J i the wonderful high school orchestra four nnd five thousand yenrs ago. " ’ • " a r' WASHINGTON, I). C., Mny 29.— 1■■ • n' Little Cottage." She wns accom­ Big Dinner •(Dr TBr Am w Ii IMI Crf««l the Seniors—40 of thorn—marched in­ Shipping hoard wlil investigate thor­ “ The ablrt waist, nnd sailor hat, to­ panied liy Miss Charlotte Smith. TALLAHASSEE, Mny 29,— When ATLANTA, May 2b.— Reports of to the nudltorlum Inst night headed by >M1 oughly the offer of more than one n bill has been passed by both house* gether with bobbed hair nnd short Miss. Marie Stempcr, in a very fit­ ALI. SOUTHERN PRODUCTS DIN­ standing committees fentured the gen­ Prof. McKay nnd the faculty and billion dollars received yesterday for dresses havo sot the world going nt ting talk, presented the ciuss key tn the entire government merchant fleet, and ebrne back to the presiding officer eral actaion this afternoon of Kiwania achool boqnl and took their plncca on S'Kit AT MEMPHIS IIAD the rate of-for^.y miles per hour. Lot the Juniors, John Wilson accepting Chairman Ijrsker snid today, and If for signature it is not in possession Clubs International itow holding its the roatrum where they filled up ev­ SANFORD CELERY. it go. It is oum to keep It in the mid­ of the membership nnd not subjeci to the same in a most gcnclous manner. seventh annual convention here. With ery part of the stage. Dr. King gave bidders back up their proposal “ there a motion to table, Sjreaqer Edge ruled dle of the road. Sanford was accnrdod a great I Denvcr virtually decided upon fofr the the invocation nnd Miss Lillis Ruth Very generous Indeed were the Sen­ can be no doubt the board will muko lust night in disposing of the point “ A recent w jltcr says thnt a ‘ few amount of publicity at the All-South-[ nMt conVontion the interest turned to Spencer followed with thnt benutiful iors in their will, which was reud by award to them." . raised against the threu Cent gasollno years ago wise |>eoplu totriously delay­ •rn Products Dinner which featured the contest for the 1926 convention solo, "One Fleeting Hour." Miss ed transportation oy The offer presented by John Slack, tax mensuro by Repreaenntlvo Par­ and rail Miss Helen Vomny The clasa proed transportation by steam * tbs sixteenth annual ’convention of city and Seattle, and St. Paul in the Spencer is one of the Class of 19—*1 roud because tfccy said to travel nt a phecy was indeed clever and uniquely president of tho Columbia Postal Sup­ rish. *, 1 tbs Southern Commercial Secretaries notthwest were Joined by St. Paul, and tb« class prophecy hu* given her speed of thirty miles per,hour would Riven by Miss l»emarlus^Mu..on .md ply Compuny of Silver (beck, N. Y., Representative Willard appealed Auocaition held in Memphis last Minn. In making bid for meeting many"’'bright ^ „ .................... things in store fur her Byron Stephens. Great future* were it proposed to Imy ono billion Ilfty from the decision and the Chair and ■ hinder tho froo circulation^ of the week. Secretary Pearmnn, represent the candidates for next IntrrnationjU w t ^oHIent talents and voice portrayed for these unusually bright million ilollurs for all ships, active nn dsustalned 62 to 8. Representa­ Mood/ Fulton’ Ami his steAmhont y the Sanford Chamber o f Coni- pr0,jdeYicy tocf* Also discussed wltlt ami Inactive, nil other* property of tive Matthews ,n recognised parlia­ Supt. T. W. I>nvjton then presented ridicule by the wise members of the .Class of *23. ■fire, at the convention, had a large ^ n>m0 0f btwood Turner, of Che* the medals which was. a moment of were held up tho Shipping Board renl, personal mentarian argued in support of the Each yenr, tho graduating doss of nnd good of hi* (day. Brunei, who pil Is |(I quantity of Sanford’s delectable propn>i prominently mentioned great Interest us none of the pupils oted tho first i ateamlrout on the K. 11. 8. presents tho achool with n mixed. The initial payment or flfty- spcnki'r'n decision, declaring that tha duct ahipped for the draper and know who had the highest averages Thames became1so unpopular that ho fcift, and this year,.tho Class of ’23 one mlllioil dollars would lie made mensuru came, to the speaker for a Ithich win promptly acknowledged on until last night. was refused admission to the hotels of gave to tho High School tho much October 1 this year anil fifty million signature only in obedience to the the menu. Sanford celery furnished yearly until entire sum paid. A silver cup presented by the Worn- London. The first sewing machine needed neenery. * constitution and not for any further the diners with whntcvcr. seat was an’* Club for the Wat collection of placed on exhibition by Howe, wus consideration of the house. Repre­ Ralph Woodruff, the class presi­ Decrs-nty to attack the balance of the pressed flower* nnd leaves went to smashed by n mob. Woatinghouso, to dent, was valedictorian nud also pre­ sentative Davis, another recognised cour*<"», consisting of products from parliamentarian .argued that the bliss Essie Diehl. . • sented the gifts of love and apprecia­ whom the world oW*a so much, was practically every section of tho south. measure won %tlll before Jhe house A medal presented by the Colonlnl d lled n fool by railroad men. The tion to tho teacher* nnd sponsors of Notable among the Florida contri­ and thnt laxly could table it by a ma­ Daughters of America for tho best tho Senior class. To Miss Gray, class laying o f the AfJnntlc cable tfns call­ butions were grnefrult from I-akcpatriotic essay went to Miss Florence jority vote. sponsor, ryas given.a lovely platinum ed the rraciest scheme ever undertak­ ■1 ' X . land, orange Juice from St. Peters­ RALEIGH, May 29.—Immediate Flowers. Speaker Edge in announcing hia liar pin not with pearls nnd sapphires. en by half-way maniacs. * burg, appropriately named golden business and economic conference to decision stated that n twu days’ study Tho $26.00 offered by tho Chamber liquid sunshine, cigars from Tampa, Now listen, for the most part these Miss Sara Muriel was given a gold of authorities failed to find any pre­ include all nations and from which of Commerce for the best history of men lived to see a world worshipping fountain pen and Ever-sharp pencil. etc. Other states contributed pro­ (Dr TBr Aaaorlatr* Pr*aa) wpuld be barred all political differenc­ Mr*. Mnxwoll was presented a beauti­ Sanford was won by Miss Naomi at thulr shrines. Why? BECAUSE ALLAHABAD, 1‘eraia. Mny 29.— cedent under which he could act. Theducts peculiar tb their sections, nnd es nnd intrigue was advanced as one ful silver me»h hag. advices to new»|wpor, Pioneer, from measure was signed when tho speak­ the large manufacturing centers of THEY HAD BRAINS IN THEIR' Bcoggans. possible solution of Unglcd world af­ “ The Junior class presented their The A. M. Thrasher prise of $40 in the south sent miniature souvenir* Teheran, state one, thousand persons er's ruling was uphold, and It went HEADS AND COURAGE IN THEIR " for tho h|Bhe, t scholarship In the HEARTS. The'building Into our sponsor, Miss Geraldine Muriel, with havo been killed by earthquake nt on to the governor. representivr of various Industrie*. faire by United State* Senator Royal . class . .. , l ._ rc.■ l . . . i. mI . Turbat-I-llaldari. Eurth «hocks covThe dinner, however, would not have S. Copeland, of Now \ork, in an ad- Senior offered by Col. t Thrashed complex civilisation a thousand cssen- a lovely bar pin. ------------------------------- « John McWhorter of the Tampa dreta at tho annual commencement ex­ After tho program tho guest* were ored perioil of several hours. Many been complete without the celery, im­ while he lived and mado a memorial tala which aectn liowt to ba an abso­ .35 ir«nlla«nl m* !’•*• T*») mediately after, which the Florida ercises nt the -North Carolina state prlxo by Mr*. Thrasher since h i * ___ villages are said tp have been de­ Tribune special edition •department lute______ necessity represent* tho product spetit yesterday at Oveldo getting' secretaries were inspired to render college. Particular strass was laid on death was won by Miss Charlotte l f the -THlNKElC, not a TINKER. vastated. materlnl for the Seminole county edi­ an All-Florida song entitled, "Florida, world ’conditions aa they affect tho Smith. “ Tonight I wopld modestly take a American farmor. “ Wo are li«l»g ,n tion. we arc proud of you," cdntalning a The Herald for first clasa Job work. The E. D. Mobley price for tho bc*t J royaI crown from ‘among men and correference to the SL Johns river and a -fool's paradise,” Copeland declared. scholarship in the entire achool waa Bot tj,c one who by the accl"In certain line* In America we have Sanford. , won by Miss Charlotte Smith. dtnta of birth may alt resplendently The Southern Commercial Secre­ prosperity hut Idleness of the rest of prise was won two year* ago bV M“ *|jn of royalty on the throne of taries meet in convention annually at tho world ahoultf warn u* our pros­ Smith and she was Ineligible for it In Tho graduation of tho Eighllr would i place It on the power; nor some southern city. Thcso conven perity Is likely to be transient." grndo of tho Grammar school'was last year. * gifted orator who, by the consuming tions are in the nature of schools for The gold cup given by the Daugh- cn of f|ory gpeoch »ways the mul- given yesterday afternoon In the Becietaries and |>ermit tho opportu­ GROUND WORK FOR BETTER tore of the American Revolution for Utudc, . hor ^ u ld 1 lay It on tho head park facing the school, and was en­ nity of not only exchanging ideas but RELATIONS TO SOUTH IS LAID the beat essay on American history I ^ mpj crT1 Croesus who has In hi* tirely different from anything ever seeming greater knowledge of tha and civic* waa won by Mia* Charlotte tontroj Wcaith which cannot be »W attempted by the school, it being n fundamentals of Chamber of' Com­ NEW YORK, May 29—The ground Smith. . , I prated with less than three or four May Pageaant ami was lovely, and merce work. The Memphis conven­ work for the better economic rela­ A duet by Mrt. W. S. L*ak and^Mra |o<jg „ f figures; but I would place beautifully carried out by each (and Senate Passete Measure to Appropriate Money for tion was one of the best yet held and tione between the United State* and II. Colclough, "The Quiet Hour This Purpose crown on the brow of our think­ every child. in addition to many interesting pa­ South Amerocan Republic* waa laid greatly enjoyed by the audience and er* whose contributions to our clvlllA big platfdrm had been built un­ pers tiring read on civic matter*, the at the recent conference o f American waa followed by tho addreaa by Dr, lutlon'have enriched the entire struc­ der the tall nnd stately oak tree*, to IIOUBK TICK HILL ' (n r Tfc* **»•*•> • TALLAHASSEE. May 99^-The secretaries were addressed by Merle States at Santiago, Chile, Henry I*. Carpenter. COMES TO SENATE ture, and addrsl comfort, Joy, plenty, accommodate tho largo graduating . senate passed T7 to nothing a meas­ Thorpe, Editor of the Nation’s Busi­ Fletcher, United Slate* ambassador The following 1* the address deliv­ happiness and a larger world, to mil­ class. In front of this was placed SPECIAL ORDER TODAY ure to appropriate $3JiOO for general ness, Colvin Brown, Chief of thfc Or­ to Belgium and head of the Ameri­ ered by Dr. Carpenter: % lions. •'Let hi* suggestions be Hie the court and throne of the May contingency fund to be used by the (Hr n e * H M ls l» S Pr»M> ganization Service Department of the can delegation at Santiago, said on -rMnli'fr—Not Tinkers -------. , pearls, hia kblf giving than shall be Queen and her large number of at­ TALLAHASSEE, May 2ib—The ■tat*) lu tho prosecution of Walter U. S. Chamber of Commerce, llarland his arrival heer today. It was great"You ere integers of Interest to the . Bnj ( d b ’ productive and con- tendants. Tlie music for the after­ Bartholomew, City Planning Engineer, y surprised In the increase in busi­ entire community—to tho SUU of L cntr>tej thought shall bc^lamonda noon was furnished by tho Grammar house tick bill passed yesterday came Higginbotham, charged With tho mur­ to tho senate today and made a spec­ der of Martin Tahert of North Dako­ of St. Louis, aiul a number of other ness between the United States and Florida, and to some extent to the na- Ja lh#t cnWni school's own orchestra, of which they ial order of consideration fir tomor­ ta. The measure now goea to tha nationally prominent ment. South America, said the ambassador. waa very proud. ‘ "The thinker .and tho thinker only ♦,V row morning. house. ' Group meetings and state meetings This conference had laid the ground­ Hon. The graduating class presented the “ There has never been a KreaUr ^ L U 1 B,ve to Itlio world something It afforded an. opportunity to discuss work for belter economic and social BIG DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT better day than this. Never a ™ ^ ,WWM, or he vrill so opboot with a largo and fine piece of TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—The '•■KG problems of mutual Interest. Seer*-' relations between North and South . which possesacd *o many educated, ^ present possessions as to statuary. house flUled the *dmlnlatartioo tarlcs from towns oL 4,000 to 400,090 America a* could nothing ela«. Friday night there . will bo o Mg | cultured, loyal and f.r-reelng people. .Judge J. <5. Sharon, with a yery ^ essential value iutlon of measure which would have population were present. Florida “ We did not discus* sUte mature appropriate talk presented the Kl* dance r t t h o Vul.leyllotel given by V,-. { * y , ‘ - : Never a day In which were ao " '• " f.1 ... , T to rthree appraiser* in ranked first in the number of secre­ at all. One of tho big thing* accom­ tho llfrrn1.^?h?TSnm fl believe Me wants prise f6r beat mark In hlatory, martyra-martyra to science, to W ; w : \ ai\' a result to big thlnk- (Twenty-five dollar* In gold) to Ca­ they sure huve tho harmony nnd if O fthe State, with a view taries altendjpg. plished waa a trademark agreement providing means by which the Amer­ want to enjoy one of the best returns from all taxable milla Puleston. Mr*. J. O. leonardl, DECORATION DAY POPPY SALE ican trademark registered at Monte­ os thnt havo been held here for with a writ chosen words pre­ video. Uruguay, or Havana, Cuba, sented the Bailie llarriaon Chapter, _ o time don’t miss thla one. The: •- A similar doll. The American Legion will put on a may secure recognition of ell the we shall prise, a ‘■liver cup, to Caarllla Pules­ admission is right and you will sure twenty-live 1 h* „ WI have lesa ................ .............. . Vhe.J aJi alin k in g, J$** aUrglt^. at fault then.j R J N1 L t* u thlnkl Poppy Bale and all day Wednesday South American states. get your money'* wbrth. A large voted down by ton. 'Mr. Page, then ambassador to working,’, and Jax* the girl* will be on the atreeta and The program for the afternoon waa crowd Ik expected from the IJnlveralty Slate’s Attorney England, wrote hi* «>n in 191* aa tai- very amaU pe<0>»*. ‘ you can buy a poppy for anything Prace la a period during which tax­ tows: ‘The world haa all got itself ao term* of grtwt'area*, br term* of hU|a aa follows: so be there and Join in with the mer­ hero yesterday that you want to give«to the cause aa payers howl louder than the dogs of fi mbled up that the bay* are all P*o- and mountflna. In sartlonq Grand .March—On Parade. • riment and have a great big time for priatioo. said oi p,*n n* the pioceeda will be used for the bene­ war. Beautiful Hprlngtiase-^School. If you don’t havd,a good time that ehsvy cx'ptnse of the rrial the mounUina all valleyi. LnU, in term*; o f «U r*J • . lit of the disabled soldiers ao when of Queen of Spring-Eleanor Cani*- night you had better aee a ’doctor toy ,kes are nocesaary for our L nj solar sysUms, will they hit you up to buy a poppy help The out ything that appear* small­ .. We have dlaaatrfr# for |mind, in cultqre, in aopl Jml. • . there will be something wrong wltH them out aa this cause la well worth er than an atom is th« /ithcr man s Most o f u* still Attendant*—Virginia Barber, Opal you. The dance starts prom ptfrht u u i mined ahipa tor Ipnchoon; L nd in conquering viaiop. the help of every patriotic American. graph. They Thomas, Saha Jones. . . 8:30 p. m. apd Ike place U tha Val­ rd cities for dinner; trenches In -tto out (org^k the world• stand* tr°Bb,M’ y . . / Helen Mere*. Jan*e stories ever des Hotel and the date la Frida* ireams and bombarded towns are |with wlth opes 0|* n arm welcome taUon It.U elny a question of time unUl May Brawn. Marl ha Fitts, i Mi 1 bi|hL See you then. !• * , . Iwheeaa arak.. 4V/I>| * * .* rzxi •V*|J pedestrian will have a car or ' (Uaiiat* «* l>eq T*») b*r*P M *d| ' *Atvrir~ ' •’ 7; ( t •• ' vy . • ••• , ' • . iiw v ‘ " m " . . *• .n ix fi ►si i ■ I KIWANIS CLUBS . INTERNATIONAL ARE BUSY TODAY JH ■ Jm . .. SHIPPING BOARD TO INVESTIGATE BILLION OFFER I I BIG CONFERENCE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS KILLS THOUSANDS IN PERSIA TODAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION » r. .n DIXIE COUNTY TOO POOR TO STAND EXPENSE OF TRIAL * WHIPPING BOSS HIGGINBOTHAM i. #0 �mediate department*, the'president of the Missionary Society and all adult classes will lie the fuesta. A very* Interesting program has been arrahged, one of the features be. ins the Grammar school orchestra, al­ »■ fcs v r s t r M r s t * t t o l t l s s r * « m a t * c * l w s s j w l i w * r r » « ■ !» * so several readings and perhaps one „ r If »»■ a r» r i» tr r l« l» l» * . w r ll# or two solos. Mr. L. P. Hngnn nnd •I r a r d ( • ta t* ilr M r O a r s * . « l» ln * 1. o r o l r r t H i - l k r H ew . If w ill Mid. 1). J. Etntlirig will have charge of tho refreshments, . Plonks, all those whose name lit In­ SOCIAL CALENO Alt cluded in these eight letters of the nlphaltui men, women and children nnd Mpnrtay -Tipc Organ Club meets with piuapccllvc members, come. lira. Roy, I’csplea nt 3:30 p. m. nt V-w b**mr on Magnolia avenue and MlHt’ PLLA NKOU8. SHOWER * ‘Eighth street,. Miss Ethel Moughton, n bride-elect Monday—Class Day exerclaca at 3:80 o f next month, was the (harming honr E T i1 * 1■ . L * 1 P \4 L . L ^ l -1» . m FRED DAIGBR. Society Editor Phone 2IT*W ' • . -- 4 .. P, tn. Monday—May Ppgeant and Gradua­ tion of Eighth Grade at Grammar School nt 6:30 p. m. t Monday—Gradhntlon exercises at the High School nt 8:30 p. m., ndjlrcss J jtg Dr. Carpenter. Monday—Mrs. M. Minarik will enter­ tain the members of the St. Agnes Guild at her home on Lnutcl ave­ nue. Friday—Peter Schaal will give a Subscription Dnnen for the memh«rs of the College Set at tho Val­ dez Hotel at 8:80 p, m. Tpeodny—Alumni Banquet at Parish ' fTousc nt 8 p. m. Pllday—Tho Dependnblcs class will give a shower nt tho home of Mrs. Dwight Babbitt on Hanford Heights from four to six o’clock hoaoroig 1’"Min* Corkllo Tillis, a brldo-clect of *Jahc. t*A <1* \• :,J. R. Phillips, of Virginia, arrived In Sanford yesterdpy for n short visit. W. K. Huthrlnnd, oMVnehulln, was Bong the business visitors hero Hot- fa. Fred Wight announce n daughter Thursday, orvu .Saturday afternoon when Mrs. Beecher Kent and Mrs. M. Minarik entertained nt n miscellnneous shower nt tho home of the lattrr on Laurel avenue. The rooms were nrllstlrally decor­ ated with hnskbls of Radiance ro*x>s, i.hneta daisies, glndiolaa and zinnns carrying nut the color motif of pink nnd white. Mrs. Kent greeted her guests wear­ ing n becoming frock <71 yellow organ­ die, while Mrs. Minarik was attired In white pongee. Miss Moughton, the honorce, was lovely In hide changeable taffeta with gold Incc worn with n picture ha. otf grey trimmed with violets. Two clever contests afforded much merriment Among the guests, the prize for the first being an Index cabinet for receipts, this wns won by Miss Mary Howard. Tho lioohy prize, a kitchen memorandum, went to Mrs. Harry Hreren. • Tho next contest wiur dressing clothespins to represent brides nnd grooms. The prlzu for the best dressid bride, a calendar of desserts, was won by Mrs. J. C. Hutchinson. The best dressed groom, was made by Miss Mary Zachary, who was awarded n work basket. At tho conclusion of tho contests, th? shower wns presented in the form of a large bridal bouquet, the gifts being fastened to tho shower ribbons. Refreshments of pink nnd white brick cream, heart-shaped cakes Iced In pink, were served by tho hostesses assisted by Mrs. Raymond Key. On each plate were cunning ininnturu bankets of pink fastened to which were dainty butterflys. On the honorcu's plate was a little bride nnd groom. Tho guests fo r the afternoon weroj Mins Ktbcl Moughton, Miss Corulle ly Interested In refrigerator equip­ ment. The Fruit Growers Express Company, who furnieh n greatbr pnrt of equipment used in .the territory, uro building 877 new refrigerators (lii<! their budget provides for 2,000 nddilionnl ears wh(ch will give them a total of 11.087 cars. , Railroad owned refrigerators aro being increaacd throu»rtraut I’ yt coun­ try. In 1022 there were. 9129 new cdt-ji put In service nnd for tho three inonlhi, Januury 1 to March IB, 1621 additional refrigerators were added to railroad ownership. Budget for 10W provides for construction of 10,967 new refrigerators which will perceptibly relievo the anxiety-lof r.hippcro of perishable freight nnd enable the American railroads to Jpahita felBon.' IU xcL Scllock, Evelyn Taylor, Loripe Vickery, Thco. Vick­ --------T O N I G H T _____ ery, A Heto Wopds, Emery Andrews, ta Q M i m liU L iL l Pa . • -- ———- .• ■*' "ha lennder' Denier, Eniest ; Dellislo, PRISCILLA DEAN John Cameron, James Sands.' ht SANPORb Hr A Bis!Alt 1* in PyxnccJi Hodgson Barnetfg Year's Honor Roll. • fci s u i t hi r. . **•:<•!* great Novel Doth1Losslbg, Camilla Pulc-.ton, Tonight is Commencement at th-> Elisabeth Whitner, Elisabeth .Shoe­ High .School. j maker, Evelyn. Taylor, Mildred Ltim-j When tho spark of love ,1s fanned ley. ' . . • ’ ’ HONOR R o U Miss Mara Kob-r^pn of Sorrento itHo "th e flame of lire'’ how often inn been yjaitlng MIrt Tlnlnn IlpifG. W. Lawton, Bracelet Wgteh KxIn tho Jife of nhy girl comes that amy for llic past week.' ’ .J'A |Wl, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. blnsink moment when she heels •ShenVood Harvard, John Tcrwjl* • : * ----- -' V the call of love thpt is mote power, Atiid whit a Arc clicri'-of MOTC la-u ; .lamcn Higgins, Dorothy Ilayful than herself! Such i moment' Indies qnd young grnllcmhn wcliavu nje, Adol[)hn.i Carter, Anita Hutchin­ FOR; MATTRESS troubles phono-Sancantc to jugn Lowric only after the son, Bernice Alldn, Cnmewm C</thrlr, for 1022. • . most terrific hobr of hoc career— ■ ford Mattress Factory J02-M-L* jnr^t Giles, Elizabeth Groven41-I2tc J. D. Bowen of drlnii(l') nnc| W. C. •Cura, Dorothy Gore, Beatrice Bled­ Holt ol 'Birmingham are among tho soe, Margaret Hina.hi, Juanita Webb, THc nlm of Internntlonaliam Is ip insurance ben visiting the city today. Marjorie Haskins, Frances Foster, tntei’ nationalism.—yanhlnglbn Post. The raliu eofatipuc and 'th/y liavo Maria Moyo, Lpls Garrett Junnita Mc­ led even fllo old llhiera lo believe Mullen, Ruth C°uk, Katherine Bchirthat tho rainy rcaanfi haa nturted In aid, Willard BarclIlT, Phyills Smjtli, Eugene Turner, Thelma TfcW, U. F. early—ext Her than ununl. \Vaudit Hawle; Col 111m, Dorothy Thurston, Mike Ran­ Tho city of Banford lovt a .fine kin Dofolhy Torluy, Lillie ’Frederick, ritxrn In tlw-dcfith of-M. M. Btewart Elinor Tyner, Horace Frederick, Floswhich occurred In Philndeljliia on s.*c Vickery, AJbert Myom. Millard lx,wo, Verntm Priest, Douglas Echols, Hntniday. . WEEK’S WEATHER. Nellie Willlamn, Minnie Hardy, Min­ May 28 to ‘June 2, inclusive: Craig Smith Thompson, nssistaiU nie Echols, Vorn Diefer. Smith Atlantic and East Gulf • Tear’s HunOr Roll. mnnager of tho La-Bath Cafeteria, States: Tartly cloudy with scatter­ Nellie Willium*, Margaret Giles, left yesterday for Montgomery, Ain., ed thundershowers; temperature to attend the graduating exercises of Dorothy Gore, Junltu McMullen, FUwPhone 181-J j about nurmnl. alc Virery, Phyllis Bmith. - 105 Palmetto Are. the Sidney Lamer High SchcKil. Sixth Grade. '* John Cook and Frank Mcbnnr of E,(nn Union, Dorothy Smith, Mar­ a a B ^ a n sa a aH iB B B B B bK iK an the Cook Auto Company of Orlando tha Johnson, Horner Jlmincz, Lull) wore in the city today inspecting the Urnuhart, Krooni Chip *Emily Starr, Hnnford-Buick -plant nnd calling on Joseph fl’Connnr, Ruby Booth, Knththglr many Sanford friends. Iscn Ixrng, Llltlo Carraway, Alien Vihlea; I.eta Rivers, Estelle Collins, 0 Harry Cameron Crippen lias nr. Viola Hickson, Olivo Mae Swain, Jack rived home from University of Klor* Peters Edward Mitchell, Hick Sneed, ida nnd will spend tho summer with Jack Sneed, II. C. Water!), Roreoc his grand pqrcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Wallace. / • • WATERMAN’S FOUNTAIN PENS AND Year’s Honor Roll. II. -Crippen. ' II. C. Waters. ; PENCILS It Is easy to do your shopping at , Seventh Grade. Churchwcll's rpys vthe.adverH«emei* Viiginia Barber, Eleanor Cameron, PAL PENCILS ^ in this Issue. And If you will look nt Helen Jinklns, Reba Jones, Beatrice the prices quoted on dress goou.s yuj Howard, Clorrlco lx:wie, Maggie EASTMAN KODAKS will think It is not only easy bat It Is Lynch, Pearl Robson,' Harriett Ro.v the best way to do your shopping. ittor, Hi?nry Russell, Rudolph IJoyd, # THERMOIS BOTTLES Opnl Thomas, Katherine Van Ness, Don Lochnor of Clermont wns ir Jack Hall, L. ‘P. Hagan, •Stephen STATIONERY—Large Assortment the- city yesterdny fhe guest of hU Shinholscr, Parker Vnn Ness, James sister, Mrs. Perry Jernigam. Mr Stolnotf, Georgia' Calhoun, Ellis NORRIS & JOHNSON CANDY Lochnor nnd his father uro the cdl IJoyd, Mary Ixindrens. tors nnd owners of tho Clermon Eighth Grade. Press, one of the sprightliest um Doyle nrltt, Morris Benjamin, Wil­ nnd best weekly pnperJ.in the state liam Dullose, Cecil Rincs, Arthur Zachary, Margaret Cowan, Vera Dick­ R. W. Pcnrmnn, the genial secre­ erson. Ruth Henry. Virginia Jinkins, tary of the Sanford. Chamber of Gertrude Lee, Beth Losslng, Camilln Commerce returned Saturday from Puleston, Rebecca Stevens, Loulso Mehipbis whero ho attended the meet­ Thrasher, Elizabeth Whitner, Gladys ing o f Southern Commercial Sccro- Wynn, Pauline Wallace, Elizabeth Uirlt-*. Mrs. Pcarmon; accompanied Enrfc, Mne Godbee, Clura IJoyd Mil­ j S a n fo r d him and they report a fine trip-and dred I.umloy, Elizabsth Mitchell, Lot- f l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B t l B B B B B B B B B B B B l I B B B B B B B B B B a B B a i B l I B B plcaount atay In tho *‘ B|utT t ity. R P. RINES equipment to 6 per cent nnd loco­ motives to H per rent of ownership by or before October 1. We expect to handle oyr material nnd store our own during the dull months, no as to release equipment and motive power to handle tho immense business ex­ pected. You can help ua by prompt handling of equipment and loading to capacity. I f’all the cars loaded In the country in September, October and November, lf)22, line! been landed an lA'crnge of 30 tons Instead of 27.7 tods per car It would hove mndu 188,367 additional cars available for use. COLLIE DIGGERS WINS % FROM YOUNG LONDAB In one of tho fastest wrestling matches over witnessed by tho people of Sanford, Colllo Ulggcrn, the pride of tho wrestling fans of this city, de­ feated Young Lomlns, claimant of tho feather-weight championship of Fl&ridn, In two out of three fulls Fri­ day night nt the I-nko Monroe open nlr arena. Colllo entered the ring In tho beat of condition, arid wus de­ termined to win from Ixindus, and stamp out the defeat that Londan Prescription Druggist * - . Florida Mrs- ft. n. Brown of Jacksonville arrived in the city yesterday via Clyde Line and will be the guest o f her sister, Mrs. R. J. Holly nnd mother, Mrs. E. G. Tyner for several days and will attend the commence­ ment exorcises of tho High School to­ day and tonight. Mrs* Brown who formerly resided here ban.a host of friends who will be glnd to see her in Sanford for a visit. NOTICE! HUMMER SCHOOL! lory to getting an B. A. degree which she gat May 22nd with honors. Mrs. D. D. Baggtt left today for Sistersvilln, W. Vn., to spend a month or more with her mother, Mrs. S. G. Messer. At Chattanooga she will bo Joined by her brother; Herbert Menter, who has l>ocn attending Tennes­ see Military Institute ut Rweetwuter, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Prescott, of Aydon, N. C., are In tho city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harper. Mr. Prescott Is a brother of Mrs. Harper and l» here on hla wedding tour, hav­ ing been married last Tuesday. He is postmaster at Ayden and both him­ self nnd bride are delighted with tile beauties of this section. <Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ross iter and two children left Saturday In their rar for Commerce, Ga., where Mrs. Ros■Iter and children will spend the sum­ mer with her parents. Mr. Roraiter left there today for Atlanta where he will attend ths Klwanls convention. Whllo they are away Harriett and Bata Rtntallcc arc the guests of their grandpatants, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Boulter. *; 1 / • . ROTARY Cl IJU HEARS RE­ PORT ON COAST*LINE fall. Ixindns was oemplelcly out generaled by Collie. Ixindau showed in nil of his matches beer that he Is one of tho deanlst men that over hnu wrestled In u San­ ford ring. Ip the preliminaries Charley Men* defeated Glenn Whittle in twelvo minutes of fast wrestling nnd Young lluinett won from Kid Burt.' , , t The Kemlnolu Athletic Club is now making a drive for new members, all those Interested in joining the club may do so by getting In touch with any member of the club or Mr. Wag­ ner, at Joo'a Smoke House. • Box Scores of all baseball games will appear in this column from time to time, and keep the fans posted on what la going on at the club. Watch for the announcement of the wrestling mMlcl'cs l®- k® held ovary Friday night. (Continued from pnge I) lasting und relaying their tracks with heavier rails, etc. Sanford particularly is Interested In tho appiopriation of $132,800 to be spent during the present summer within thn limits of the city. • 2nd track passenger station to Rands ....... <rN...........$ 23,000.00 Shop yard ......~ ...... ....... 112.000.00 .The Snnford-Bulck Repair Depart­ Engine house facilities .... 7,800.00 ment takes a personal Interest in ovItcniodelng Freight houso.. 20,000.00 cty customer and all of the cars put in this department gets the same $102,800.00 careful *and puinstaklng care. No A total of 20 million is to be ex­ favorites are played. It ia strictly pended by our line during 1023 to sorvlcc. ' See the advertisement In take care of tho Increased volume of this Issue. business expected. The Herald delivered six tlmca a Orders hsvc been placed for: week for 16r. 26 new steel passenger coaches. 16 new steel express cars. HTOPH HACKING COUGH 6 now steel dining cars. 6 new alee! baggage and mall care. MHad o hacking cough for years, 2 new steel postal cars. Total 62, In addltlo nthls company und Foley’# Honey end Tar (a the only remody thnt reached my cough. I putchascd in 1922: , have not been troubled with It alnce,” 26 steel express care. writes Mm. E. M. Doby. Aabury Park, 20 steel passenger coarhca. N. J. Cougha, Colds, Croup, Throat, •A total of 103. .In 1922, 16 miw locomotives of Chest and Uronchlal trouble ar« quick, latest improved typo were purchased ly relieved with Foley’s Honey and and orders have been placed fer 68 Tar. Contilha no oplatea-lngredlrd.lAlond locomotives, making u to- cuts printed on the wrenper. largest neljlng cough medicine W'tho WMlA' tel of w . • 6,881 new up-to-date freighj care Bold everywhere.—Adv. People going to Daytona yesterday report the loss of part of the ocean pier washed away in a storm over there Friday. Report* of storffis In several parts 'of tho state Friday would Indicate thnt there was some­ thing bosldos rain In sonrp parts of Florida. Sanford wns lucky to es­ cape the high winds. —— — 1 .J. E. Crcnnhnw has resigned from the management of the Sanford lluick ('oniptyiy repair department and has purchased tho repair department of tho I’urk Avenuo Garage, where he will ho pleased to meet all his old friends and eleven thousand now ones. Mr. Crenshaw has tho latest and most up-to-date labor-saving machinery, is thoroughly experienced and will do his utmost to give you satisfaction. Be­ sides that, ho rewntly got married and really needs the money. Give him u trial—one time—anyway. I Y o t u ’ s E r C S h u r a . s h , o p h w c t y t o p d i e n o s a l l ’ s ------------------------------ J ------------------------------- — oil will fitul n complete linb of LudlcH* nnd Men’s Furnishings, Shoes nnd Piece We fitly'nt n Saving by pn.vinjf cash nnd we pass thnt saving on to pur customers: 36-inch Percale, fast colors, at, per yard 36-incli Bleaching, Free of Starch, at, per yard 32-inch French Ginghams, big assortment to se 36-inch Suesine Silk, all colors, at, per yard 34-inch, all Silk Pongee, at, per yarti 36-inch Nurses’ Uniform Cloth, at, per yard 32-inch Renfreu Devonshire, all colors, at, per yard....39c one Big table of rem nants DESCRIPTIONS Nemo Self-Reducing No. H ) Is ■ teal bargain. U baa a low top and medium skirt, MedetnwM1* able pink .or white SPV’-jJj| *!,c* U to J6-and'cos«k>^T fjO O -. II row JmUi <»h'i wiK. MfiJpay.**•ire*,....»iwi*>. W t First Street of all �SANFORDD iuly Herald The Herald Printing t a le s J U I* srsilmil** N C M IIR TUB CHEERFULNESS If you nnd I would imllc ft little more And I would kinder be; . If you would atop to think before Co, > You apeak of faulta you sec; If I would ahow more patience, too, With all with whom I'h hurled, • Then I would help—and ao would you ) I Tp make a better world. *AK> rte.vA* AHSOCIATBH A t j o i r * - HOT ^ S Torsten AillIvrrtMns hrpr*t*nlatlv» THEAWCni1CANPit CSSASSOCIATION ' Yesterday was a big day In the history of our schools. Forty-six In the High School grad­ uating class shows the material gain In our population. Many of us can remember when there were only two pupils In the graduating class In old Sanford High. B E G tN in r r o T E E L DITTE1 J-VKVLDNT CE lU N fR U E P I WAS ALRlCrtT OT T O M O RR O W! / And the Herald hopes that every boy and girl of the class of 11123 can go to college next fall or the year after and get several years of higher education. It may corns hnrd on the parents nnd pupils to supply the needed money but It should be money well spent. We can nil. make sacri­ fices If we can sec jvherc the money Is bringing returns nnd when the parents do make these sacrifices the children should appreciate It enough to work hnrd ami make good. IJut by all means go to college if It Is pos­ sible. This in the day of better knowledge and you must be educated If you expect to keep In the race for existence. Competition Is keen and you need all your trained faculties to keep up with the procession and plsy your part in the great game of life. WEEKLY WEATHER AN IT CROP BULLETIN A BIJGUESTION, VALUE OF PUBLICITY Alchemy is not a lost art. We do A great deal is lx-ing said these not transrhute lead Into g&ld,r but they can't say Henry Ford is not days about the value of publicity. -You read It In the papers, hear it on the turning tin into silver. streets, on the trains and on the ships that pass at night. Publicity builds It looked to the people In the audi­ cities, houses, factories. . Editor ence Inst night at the High School Stoneman, of the Minml Statesman, that It will only be a few yfnrs be­ In an address before the State Press fore another new high school will Iw Association, joined Mr. Bryan In dis­ built ill Sanford to take cure of the cussing what publicity had done for Increasing population. Florida. They stressed the vuluo of ehnnilters of commerce and other kin­ There is nothing finer in the world dred organisations, yet, said both, in than to gaxe upon a large class of substance, there Is no publicity with­ boy sand girls nbuut to graduate out the newspaper. What, these untir­ from their own high school. There ing workers have accomplished for is something so wholesome and_ virile and Inspiring about a big elass of boys and girls about to graduate In the world to'try their wings. The bill In the legislature to limit the rate of Interest on small lonns will Allmlnate tho "loan sharks" who have preyed on the poor people of Florida for many years. The man -who would exact more than ten per cent from the needy ought to he sent to Jail for life. \ Several killed ami Injured in auto accidents at Jacksonville make up the week end fnlnlltics. They keep right on having auto accidents in every port of the state. We have them here and they have them everywhere und week-end stories of death und destruction can he expected every Monday morning. industrially and morally. Such eulo­ gies to tlfe press from men like Bryan and Htuncmnn1l..ecrtainly enervating to tho hrnin-fntigued quill pushers. Go back home, these great men sny, to the fraternity nnd tell your people more about the Land of Sunshine and Flowers and its future possibilities. Get behind your organizations for de­ velopment, encourage and support them In their labor for better things ond better conditions nnd impress these organizations of the duty they owe To their r'omniunitioH in this effort do spread the good news to other less favored spots—that newspupers olonr are unly one factor, helplessly handicapped when nut upheld by a loyal cooperation.—Bartow Record. (Continued from page 1) Herald—Jack Petera. Forest Scene: , , (Flowers, Faries, Rrownlea, Butter­ flies, and other Performers in and THERE WAS AnriHH* THe nATHR- iVll r nca forest). 1 ,-----------of Welcome to Queen's Add BE A. GOOO CHANCE] FOR HIM TO GET A T ^Graduates. Response— Lovely Spring. U T U E AtlEAD IN H»S STUDIED! \ Fairy Queen— Carmen Guthrie. Fairy Dance and Bell Song—Fifth Grade Pupils. ‘ King of Brownles-^Stcphcn Shlnholser. Brownie Dance— Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grade Boys. Scarf Drill—Sixth Grade Girls. Butterfly Dance— Fifth and Sixth Grade Girls. Dllsy Procession and, Drill—Sev­ enth Grade Girls. Closing scene in Forest—Queen dis­ misses her Court Chorus, Paean to IJummcr—Eighth Grade Girls. Reading, Selected—Margaret Cow­ an. Valcdictory-r-Evelyn Taylor. Presentation of Kiwnnls Scholar­ ship Prize—-Hon. J. G. Sharon, Presentation of D. A. R. Prise— Mrs. John Leonard!. Address— Supt. T. W. Lawon. Presentation of Diplomas—Princi­ pal. Goodbye Song—Class. March—Orchestra. - Y o u W ill too sick ATH IN a yuh know doctor fu n n y #ut i n PHRHfl Th« Associated Pres* Is •scluslvelr entitled to ttis usb for rapubllcatlon of all news dlepatchea credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also ths local news publlehed herein. All rights of ra-puhllcallon of spaclal llapatchee haraln ara alao reaerved. SCHOOL ] ’ GRADUATION TO ao TO ecitcct TC'U/VT- Oia nw HE’S ftor a sucirr ccia a n d IT MI6MT BE A G.COO Tp it* to KEEP HIM m TmE MOVeK rcne*)gV there' s not a Tmn* to worry K aaw a If you would cheer yournclghbor more And I'd encourage mine; If you would linger at his door * ^ To say his work Is fine; And I would stop to help him when His lips In frowns are curled, Both you and I'd be helping then , To make a belter world. — Utica Bulletin. g r Xm m a r T oH w rw U Visiting Snnforil'*ocrasionully and having two daughters residents, 7 am impressed with the aubstantinl improvements going on on every hnnd nnd realising t h : H a n f o r d is de­ termined In add m it only to her busi­ ness buillngs but also tej her housing of the increasing population but for the tourists' who sojourn with you for n season I belli ve that a sugges­ tion would not b j amiss from one though not n citizen might In- of Iwncfit to your h t autiful city. . I notice a numlxt* of broken terra­ cotta sewer pipes irnkun in handling which con not be utu/l for service. ] f those were plated I in the school grounflB\(llled witli /good soil nnd ferns plurmtLJn |.hem during the rainy season tilCy-jwould add to the school grounds. I . H. STURGIS. -t iU A S H iM V ... For the week ending May 22. 1923. There was much less than the normal amount of sunshine through­ out tho section, precipitation being frequent nnd heavy to excessive over all divisions. The weekly excesses ut some stations exceeded 2 and 3 Inches. The temperature was mod­ erate, but generally subnormal. The cloudy, rainy wenther was unfavor­ able for most crops, especially on low lands; and those on upluhds, such ns melons, tomatoes, nnd other truck, were unfavorably affected by the continued overcast skies and th« excess of moisture. Melon shipments continued from tho central division, but under unfavorable* conditions; the fruit is not up to the standard, nnd there is much complaint of dam­ age from insect pests; some fields Take Pride I nan affiliation .with the Peoples Bank of , Sanford. . i We have the character, the organization, the experience, the legal safeguards and the finan­ cial responsibility to render the soundest and most efficient ser­ vice to the business community. Bring your problems to the officers of this strong institution; they will help you to solve them. .Peoples Bank of Sanford SANFORD hnvp been abandoned. Tho tomato crop, also, suffered from too much moisture, although shipments con­ tinued. Most of tho beiin, cucumber, and other truck crops have been ship, ped from lower counties, activity now being confined to the upper counties of tho section, where, ns yet, condi­ tions are mure favorable. Cotton mnde rapid growth, hut plants are too weedy nnd becoming grasy, es­ pecially on low lands; the early plant­ ed Is fruiting very well, but n scar­ city of labor In Indicated In some lo­ calities. Citrus trees, cane, sweet po­ FLORIDA tatoes, corn, and ranges were f,tw ably affected, ns ii rule, by the weather, except where the nml* Was loo heavy 'on* low land*. tW harvesting of^lml^ potatoes * « ** favorably affected' by rain. Toht. co mode good progress. The pfattJl of limes began In the Miami Uni. tory, nnd the shipment of pinespf|a: from the Bast1Const. There n, some local raninge from hail widely separated districts. The Herald delivered week for 15c. Notice to the Public Phone 2& tiXfcJKCJKES COLLEGE HAZING llnzing in America educational in­ stitutions apparently has reached u Tomorrow is Dccoraii,:i I»..y or TO THOSE WHO ARE READY FOR point where its continuation will de­ pend in large measure upon methods National Mejoorii.l P.iy u::.l t!uj dry HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL. which " haters" follow. At Amtuwill be observed here by the veterans of the Civil War, tho Spanish War and the World Wnr although the lat­ ter observed the day on Sunday. It lluil and Fat'd well, Clans of .23— Is well fur oil of us to stop a moment Ralph Woodruff.] from our business cures tomorrow Selection—llljjh School Orchestra. and drop a tear for the departed The following Iletters were awarded heroes. for alhlellca: Leonard M i’juoas, football, basket­ ball, swimming, ouo star. Jim Stone, football, hnsket ball, truck, swimming. McAlexundar, football, track, swim­ ming. ' ,• / Kd. Mojo, footbu.il, basket bull, Some people say, "Oh, well if, when bnsebull. my child finUhed High School, he Lee Beck, fuutballj.basket ball, base | was trained for unything, I’d let him , go, but I'm not going to send him up basketball, base . there to spend four years, nnd then ! not have him any more ready to earn his living than he in right now." That , argument does not go far enough or deep enough. No mutter whut we ' build, whether it is a house, a road, a C-owan, football, 'btukctball. street, we emphasize n strong foun­ W. Moyc, footbal I,' base ball. dation. If the foundation is not there Fleischer, football, baseball, the siAxrstruclure is a flimsy thing at t’urrnwny, buakelih ill, two atnra, best, and does not lust long enough to Spencer, basketUiL'l, 1 star. There Is one way by which a busi­ pay for the trouble or the expense of Holly, basketball, <j no star. ness man's credit is improved, and building it. A High School education St ilea, banket ball,I' one ijtar. Uiht is by a policy of consistent mb properly acquired, with four yeara of Wheeli-ss, baakatbLll, one atar. vertislng. Bank men ta-Reve in ad­ application nnd real atudy, la a foun­ Scoggan, Hwlmmli »g, one star. vertising, for they know it pays. dation that no young peraon cun af­ Ayeocke, football.. “ Suffered with severe headache, Their feeling, therefore, Is that when ford to he without, if it is possible for brn'kiube and pains In my. legs und Flowers, football. a merchant who Is n good advertiser him to have It. It forma tho right under my shoulder blade. My kldueys King, football. / 5\ » , applies for a loan, that a reasonable kind of a basis fur a business course. and bladder were In bnd condition. I Pope, football./ j| amount o f goods, bought by him on It la the unly basis |w>snib|p fur col­ was weak and nervous and foRtUred Swimming, fiotbaD. credit, is likely to Iw turned over lege entrance. Now isn't that proof and worn ouL Walking made me Tyler, base hall, j » Y \ quickly and promptly paid fur, on ar- of Its worth In the training of the short of breath. Every morning my Stephens, btuw ball. \ ycount of hla methods of keeping his minda of our young people T face and hands were bloated.1 Medi­ Max well, haaketbaU. k \ goods constantly before the public. The High School is hot' primarily cine failed to help my condition and Cameron, baskttpalL \ ' Discriminating buyers of every class designed to equip the girl or boy for doctora advised an operation," writes Newman; basketball. ^ | know they can get fresh goods from hia or her life wurk. It ia prepared to Smith, baakbtbaD, \ ,tba store that advertises. The mer­ lay the right kind of a foundation, Adams, swimming. v chant who advertises seldom has shop and we hope every one of the bright, Vihlt-n, swimming.| ' worn goods. And In that way adver- happy, intelligent young people, who Lake, bukotball. \ , Using Ul|w the’ merchant's credit not held their eighth grade certificates in Balter, baseball, only with tbs banks but with his cm>- their hands this morning will have a The Herald for first d ost job work. jylf tomers. And ana U Just a important chance to begin High Bchool work in The Herald delivered six times * The Herald delivered oix times a as the other.—-Tampa Tribune. the autumn.—St. Augustine Record. iweek tor l&c. , -week for l&c. , . , A Florida Organization Renders This Service HE Bell telephone organization which builds, operates and t ^ L maintains the telephone-system in Florida, form s a state di­ vision of the cpmpany with headquarters in Jacksonville. The Managers of every branch o f the service in Florida are under the direction or supervision o f the Florida officials. This insures quick and direct attention to your needs. . The entire personnel o f the State organization is composed of experienced men and women who are native Floridians or long residents o f the State, and fam iliar with the telephone develop­ ment in this section. • There were approximately 433 telephone workers iq Florida January 1st, 1923, and their annual payroll1 was more than $447,292. . The telephone workers are your neighbors and friends, they spend their salaries and wages in much the same way you spend yours, and most o f it finds its way back into the local trade chan­ nels. Their chief duty is to serve you. They stand guard over your service day and night and build constantly to provide fo r the fu­ ture needs o f the State. They find much pleasure in a task well done. We are all living a.busy life and working here together for greater Florida. Let’s get better acquainted so we can help each other. - D A V ID L A I H D t F lo r id a M a n a g e r Jacksonville. Fla. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE. # A N D TELEGRAPH COM PANY ll < a �WM* iVSS’utrt?*, ■ C. E. McKAY, B. A principal 1IHS. n. C. MAXWELL, li. A, 1 II4. Latin and Shorthand MRS. JOHN LEONARD!, Ph. D, History and Psychology MRS. Gt.KNN' E. McKAY, D. A . • Algcbrp and English R. F. COOPER, n. S. A. I r 1 ' Vocational Agricultviro MISS MARY CATES ZACHARY, B. S Homo Economics RALPH G. WbODRUKF, CSlass Pnaideni |a m|» c >v * MISS SARA -EVANS MURIEL, B. A 'J>v i : 1. English MISS IDA MAY GRAY Mathematics i t u m MISS.GEtyARDlNE'.JlUjRlEfc, B. A, \ * ,...... .. «».. . .4 Spanish and History �.'rflJhvV>».«*<, }*■ TV r-M,- % « a t r ■:•w r^ _______________T h e B e s t •• III* In v e s tm \ e n t • is the one where your money is safe. W h y take a -serious a thing as an investment which means your I t d o e s n ’t ' c o s t a n y t h in g t o t a lk t h e m a t t e r o v e r w it h y o u r b a n k e r , la n d i t g iv e s y o u a v e ry d e fin it e a d v a n t a g e o v e r t h e m a n w h o f o l l o w s a “ H u n c h ’ ' w it h o u t in v e s t ig a t io n . •“ 0 ...SEM INOLE STRENGTH 1 <- fr SERVICE PROGRESS 4= GOLF BOWLING TENNIS' BOXING SPORTS R. L. SHIPP, 'Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING FOR THE MOVIE FAN That was some picture last night, ch, b o y t ' And tonight Wanda Hawley and Jack Holt In "Nobody's Mfinojr." A awlft lovo-comdcy n* bright and sparkling aa a new gold piece. With Jack Holt aa a bold, bad counerfelt and Wanda Hawley aa the one girl in a million. Como and caah In on your ahare of the lighta. Tho honor gueata tonight will be Henry McEaulln, Jr*, and hln, lady, frlenin ’ TlieTfent'A bn Mie house, fieri-* ry, ao bo there, and bring a Indy The above is a picture of the Sanford High School's most 'successful football team. In the 1822 Reason Sanford friend with you. High put out the best football team she, ever hud. They won niqo games out of ten,-the only loss being to Miami, contender In the state rhumpionship. Heading from left to right of top row are: Conch Wilkinson, Stone, Prof. Tomorrow—An All-Star Special Cooper, Dr. Gardner, DuHosc, Gunter; second row: Kivers, Peck, Mcl.nulin, M. Moyc, E. Moye, Pope, Mi-iseh, Mccaat In "Ashamed of Parcnta.”— A Alexander; last row: W. Moye, Fleischer, Swinney, Mcl.Ucaa, Kiclda, King, Thurston anti Aycdcke. drama extolling the unaelfiahneaa of parental love. man winnin gwill receive a handaonte qualified their mountk for the race, ailver loving eup. At four o’clock which will begin at 10 o’clock Wed­ N'ntlonal League Thuraday—Mack Sonnett proaonta, Won Lost Pet. there will be u Iniliea’ putting content nesday morning. Among those who “ The Crossroads of New York" n New .York ............... 28 * H .575 nnd all .the Indira stand n chance at successfully passed their trials yeatercomedy melo-drama. * Pittsburgh - . .... 21 •15 .583 the prize even if nhc never had a golf day are three German enrs. Murphy’s performance in an eight.514 atiili in her hands la-fore and all the Chicago L,.... .... . IR 17 .514 niumltera are eligible with no charges cylinder machine was the nearest ap­ llrooklyn .v........ . . IH 17 .500 for netrnnee fees. Silver loving cup proach to tho record innking time of III St. Loulic .. 1U 108 li miles per hour established SatRonton .... .... 14 20 .412 will l>e the prize. From four to (tlx the regular 1.1day !>y Tommy Milton. K. Cliff 20 .412 Cinrlnnnt! .. . ... 11 YKSTKItl)AY*8 RESULTS .280 Thursday hall tournament will hu Durant nnd Ralph DcPalinn were thu 25 Philadelphia ui held. All the members are eligible) only other drivers to litirl their ears Florida Stale league to the contests without eusts. The around the oval at n speed greater American League At Ilradentown 20, Tnmpa I. club expects to put on a two ball than 100 miles an hour. Won I.ost Pet. At Orlando 7, Daytona 0. j 1 mixed foursome about the first of Hi1 —--------25 .714 1(1 New York At St. I’eteraburg 8, Lakeland 0. HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT .570 June. I'hilnilidphin III 11 10 LAST NIGHT AT AUDITORIUM .. 18 .548 Cleveland . .. American League * REI) SOX TAKE FIRST .500 18 18 Detroit WITH CLASS OF FORTY-SIX At Philadelphia 0, Hoaton H. FROM THE ATHLETICS .408 18 14 Wanhingti/tK....... Others not scheduled. .424 St. Loula . 18 .. 11 I’ll II.A IlKI,I'll IA, May 20.—The (Continued from page 1) 18 .400 Roston Red Sox captured the first ful form the material others have Chicago ............ .. 13 National League .807 game of the series with Philadelphia Ronton I.*.. . 11 18 "Is there here a chemist who can .At (bialon Philadelphia 0-11. d V , yesterday, 8 to 0, after Roston had thoughtlessly passed by. At New. York 7, llrooklyn 8. Southern Association balled llyron Harris off the mound, resolve this Florida aand into good At Chicago 5, Pittsburgh I.* Pet. netting four runs In the sixth. The material for ruad building, and do it Won l^ist At St. Louln r>, Cincinnati 1. .000 acure: Nashville ........ . 21 11 , dicnply 7 15 ('hntlaiioogn .. . . IP • W > I» Roston ....... 000 004 040—8 11 t Southern League “ Who will tnko the Waste of our Mobile ....... . 18 15 •6M Philadelphia 000 000 000—0 10 1 great truck gardens and i,-onipound At Little (fork -I, Atluntn ft. New Orleans ... ... 20 .550 : ______ 111 At Itlrmingham 8, Memphla 0. useful Jellies, joins, sauces, etc., fur .r» 2 H 17 A tluntu 18 .Ml llPIIY SHOWS IIEST SPEED Othera not admdulcd. our tables? •■ |ff >.*)•' ♦ t8 .. If. .457 Itirminghum IN TRIALS FOR MAY 30 RACE "Who will invent a method of get18 Memphis 15 .455 IIOW TIIKY STAND INDIANAPOLIS, May 20.—Jimmy ting ench cruto of vegetables into the !l Little Rock'.... .278 24 Murphy, winner of lust'year's 500 inile Icar witli only one handling, thus savFlorida State Lrugue automobile race showed the greatest >mg time und money? 'Go to it’ dhd Won Lost Pet. BIG DAY AT speed of fourteen drivers who quail-! \yin. .080 13 Orlando ...... . 28 THE GOLF LINKS fled their ears yesterday to partici­ "Competent leadership 1* based up­ .585 Lakeland ■ 17 * 24 pate in the lwmuul events here Mem­ on dear, continuous thinking. There Hradrntown . 21 .406 Thursday will he n big day at the orial Day. Ills tinm for ton mites was may be an occasional accidental dis­ ... 20 .450 Sanford Country Club. The -first 5:45.04, an average of 104.05 mile* an covery but it will require the thinker IK Tampa ............ 22 Daytona ......... J 17 .405 event will be at three o’clock, 11 gen­ hour.' 26 to make that disvovery available. The .400 tleman's driving contest. The gentle8L Petersburg 24 - 17 Twenty-two drivers to date have track is clear on all ths transportation lines of human progress forithe man vho vows NOT TO UK COMMON, SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE ! and who tnnkoa up hla mind to .“ start Isomething" w hich will help speed up In Oviedo < 1DeMolay Seminole Alh. Club Brulkrrhood St. A. • the larger development of noddy. June i|2 "A few years ago dealers in roal T MSFL’f* , ( 4 Oviiylu ___ ________ weri troubled ahoot getting It to AlJuly 8 May 24 READ Juno 10 . June 5 July 12 • July lo 1l<any from New York City. Then someone said form a partnership with • June 7 June 14 . * **• tho moon. Uargcs were loaded and Seminole Athletics . June 20 June 28 HERALD May 31 when Mr. Moon brought in the tides f July 10 July 5 June 21 ' ■■■■»■ -* {the coal sailed up the Hudson free of June 7 June 12 ihargc. And tho tides brought hack Brotherhood St. A-. May 21 July 3 WANT again the same barges. June 14 Julie 28 July 12 *0 “ Under Hutchinson, Kansas, are June 5 May 81 *. great beds of salt. Men wanted 2,000 f ADS; DeMolay------ -------P f May 20 June 20 barrels per day. How *were they to June 21 . ** July 6 * **Pune 19 get It? They might sink a shaft and BASE BALL NEWS DPVX iw -r rKuril is SX - i >v p/y. t it e r -' haul uP'the salt after blasting it loose. Hut that was too expensive. Some one said asked gravitation to help, nut docs it-work up as well an down? Did any ope eycr know of it raising any­ thing? Yes. So they bored a fourinch hole down to tKe salt and ’put In nn iron tube. Inside this tube they put n two-inch one somewhat higher. So thy: they poured water down the small tube und It dissolved the sail und cam* up over the top of tho short­ er tube just na easy as water running down hill. That was simple—just ns cosy as thinking. Once men needed the lumber found in Inrge trees on the sides of great mountains. How could those trees be gotten to the mills? No (rouble at all to a thinker. They built large troughs up the rugged sides of tho mountains, turned in streams of water and told gravity to do the rest. And millions of feet of good lumber came floating nnd rushing down those flumen and deposited themselves at the mills to be made into the finest lum­ ber for domestic or commercial uses. “ I nm not delving in fanciful ex­ cursions into imaginary realms, nor playing to the galleries of your dream life, but am- standing flat footed on this mundane sphere, trying to point out to you the path which easily leads to the normal life, and If followed will end in the sphere of the unusual amt nttatratbfc. *,l would try to awaken your dor­ mant power*, to arouse you from the lethargy of tho commonplace, to In­ duce you to see with open eyes the concrutu attainment* which are before you, so that you will register a vow that by GOD’S HELP YOU WILL LEAD OUT. "May I tell >jou a secret which is not a secret ? Reveal n discovery which has long been known? Tell you a new story which is as old as “ the hills” ? It is this: CREATE A PASSION FOR HARD WORK. LEARN TO LOVE WORK. HAVE A CONSUMING LOVE FOR YOUR OWN WORK. “ Love is a passion which, when pure, stimulates and quickens every faculty of the mind and every ^impulse of the heart. What .sunlight is to our world of mutter, what moisture is to the growth of vegetation, what good cheer is to health, love is to all worthy effort und attainment. The most commanding force in an indiv­ idual life is heart power—the passion ot love. Love climbs to heights and descends to depths which are unknown to science, With ease hnd freedom it' hours into realms of tangible exis­ tence where reason Is not known and dares never to enter, Love is more convincing than logic, and more attractive than our intellec­ tual pyrutecnirs, or psychological dis­ quisitions. It Is more beautiful than the finest work of art found In the great galleries of earth, and more mysterious than the attitude of the average politician or the position of a modem statesman In u tariff debate. “ Love of God, love of man, love of work, quickens and fires the lafent endowments iff one’s life. It is an all conquering passion sweeping all be­ fore It. It knows no Inw, but to win. I’ respects no environment, but to at­ tain its object. v “ It frequently refuses to take ad­ vice, turns a deaf ear to mature coun­ cil, laughs to scorn thd conclusions of tho sedate and conservation ones, and goes where othcrj declare ong cgnnot go, it brings to pass the im|>ossible. “ Because Thomas Edison loved work he could remain at his shop a day and night, and then continue with­ out sleep or rest till he settled some vitaI.Jiui'sjIon. - — .... **=.«-= “ I-ovo of work made Gladston Eng­ land's greatest statesman. Love of Vroty gave to business the rash regis­ ter auid kindred machines.' Iu>ve of work gave the world its labor saving machinery, its modern means of transportation, its great manufactur- ing plants, its music nhd its art. Love of work leads an ex-president, and now a chief justice of our supreme court, to hfs office at fivo o’clock in the morning. Love of work gave the South one of its greatest editors, Thos. N. Ivey, who: died twd weeks ago. And thus I might call names for an hour who, because they really lov­ ed to labor, enjoyed hard incessant tdil, made r. place for themselves In hfrtory. “ Love to God is the most thrilling nnd mastering passions in the life of .« man. Loire of a pure woman is sec­ ond In the attainment of high ideals. Rut I hear some cold sordid possessor of shcckles say: ’O Iovj is .nothing but a sentiment.’ That Is true, hut it is n Most delightful sentiment if I re­ member rightly. I do . not want to forget it harmonize with the music of the f o l" cd waters of the Gulf which western coast. H is Florida which punuiq |L' poetic 8uws.nr.ee river, the fame *f which has been spng around the world, and fio( far away we havt the With,, lacootchv, In the swamp* of which oer original Americans fought the snnia of the United Stales In the dcfentoW 1 tholr homes nnd of their right*. "The Calousahntchlc on the Sosth fli nnd the Ocklockncc of the north, an I ntmes of histgric value and figure k M tho upward trend and outward go g J Fjorjdn products. “ And what shall I *ny mort, fw time would fail me to speak of tht J; fabled ’ Fountain of Youth* which tht Spaniards sought in vain, hut i m*j call attention to a thousand bpring* whose sparkling water Imparl htxhk . “ A great writer han said: ’Sent!- j wealth, strength nnd beauty to thou th«nt, Indeed, underlies everything Iwho slake their thirst thereat. . that Is greJt or lovely or enduring on | ..y our Florida, my Florida, thd * this earth. It is the joy of festivals, henceforth be known not by the m»the animating soul o ! patriots, the- jt. or rangic natm.„ of ils formcr ^ bond of families, the beauty o f rellg- chioftisns such ns Osceola, Micaiwffl ions, political and social institutions. Coonchoochie and Tommy Tiger, but It has consecrated Thermopyl.ea. the iby the namM of ht>r aon„ am, ' /ntthenon, the •cupitol, the laurel ters who go out from her imtitutinst ’ crown, the conquerors’ triumphal po*-> of learning with minds.aflame, h«»rti nession, the epics of Homer, the elo­ that arc brave, und thoughts which * quence of Demosthenes, the n>uso of are constructive to he the future luiW- ’ |Virgil, the niedienvul cathedral, the era of n great and respected Ccn-. town.ha|l o f Flanders, the colleges o f •tnimu-eHtth ’ Tb/ford and (Cambridge, the atruggls^, of the Puritans, the deeds of Gusta The Senior class chorus, “ Hells ef vus Adolphils, Marseilles hymn, uml the Sea,” by the senior class us* fol­ Washington’s farewell address. lowed by the presentation -of the dr There is ng poetry without it, no plumus, an occasion filled with joy tad ■octal banqueting, no heroism. sadness alike to pupil* nnd faculty. “ Whnt is Christmns without tho As Prof. McKay called each name of sentjment which hallows the ever­ the members of this splendid duo green, the anthem, the mistletoe, the they came forward and were pmesM family reunion? What Is ' tangible *d the diploma and ns they went h*ck ronst beef 2nd plumb pudding without to their seats tossed the tassel os n party to enjoy them? What is the their caps to tha other side thus de­ ascent o f a mountain, or a voyage noting that they were now real prsd• across the Atlantic, or u rough jour­ uates. ney under a torrid sun to consecrated A selection by the High School Or­ places,—why are these endurable nnd chestra and as they played the ci*w even pleasant? It is because the sen­ and the faculty marched out to the re­ timent which prompts them are full ception room where the Seniors re­ of sweet nnd noble aspiration. The mained at a late hour receiving con­ last supper, and Dcthany, and *the gratulations of friends and relative*. Su pule her, are Immortal because they •Following is the roster of the CUu testify eternal lov^. Leonidas lived in of 1023: the hrart-of the world because he sac­ Omah Marian Allen rificed himself for patriotism. Marian K. Appleby , . j Emily Frances Uuilcy , “ Let this pavtion muster you, stim­ Margaret Louise Berner ulate your thinking, direct you, shape Edith Viola Booth your goings, und the world will soon Iris Britt know you are a part of It. Margaret Elisabeth Flowers “ I congratulate this rity und this Elizabeth Garrison High School on presenting so large a Ollio Vera Glisson number of young ladies and young Etta Mae Holly men for graduation. The class speaks Josephino Agnes Knight well for its members, it reflects credit Florence Edna Lord on the faculty, and is a fine compli­ Alice Gooding McKim ment to parents nnd community. Gayle E. Marshall “ For the most part I suppose you Kll^ Mary Mulrhcad were born in this 'Land of sunshine, Addle Margaretha Muller. sand und siAidspurs.’ This great state Demarlua Kate Musson needs you very milch to aid in its Melba Rlsenstein rapid development. You need nut Gertrude MargmrctRung* seek other localities in other common­ Alice E. Runyon wealths for the full play of your fac­ Charlotte Elisabeth Smith ulties of mind and heart. No one Lillie Ruth Spencer state in this great-union Is dcvolping Marie Edith Rtempcr more rapidly, nr has greater possibili­ ties. Its undeveloped resources await •Dorothy Stokes Artelia Long Tichenur the touch of ths master haqd of tho Rhoda M. Vaughn thinker to make it “ blossom as the Helen Elisabeth Vernsy rose,", and it rails to you. Sarah K. Wheelcas “ Ours is a country fif poetry and Nunie Ines William* song ns well as of fruit and flower. It is here the mocking bird, sings 1 , Gladyce Wilson Merton A. Aycocke his love song umidst the branches of Thomas Meade Baker the stately magnolia, the whits hite biosbl George W. Cowan . , J. soma of which apeak the pristluc purLewis I. Hughey •( ity of our youth. F., Douglas King “ It is Florida which brinfrs to per­ Rodman J. Lahmann fection the fragrant Marvhelncll, the Gale G. McAlexahder odors of w*hich ravish our olfactories; Leon Victor McLaulin as it grows beside the marigolds of -WOffITirXW-lfcLtJras wt*. f«*.i .Mini. Philip R. Miles “ This is a land where the stately William B. Moye pine grows in majesty and usefulness Georgee Troy Tr tt*y amidst a wilderness of palmettoea. ByronM St. Clair Stephens “ Our fair Florida is washed by the Claire M- Swinney waves of the mighty Atlantic whose Hubert A. Williams surf roar, like some deep diapason, R.lph O. W<XUralt . send* its notes across the peninsula to J •■i *» n v. �a __ _ .. . . j. -(.A >**»«» »t t u k 8D-a 1S . y ; m a t * s ;i9 2 r R E M N A N T * Pa g b * f 1* — - - D A Y - - W E D N E S D A t* V. after o u r b ig s a l e l a s t w e e k w e h a v e h u n d r e d s o f r e m n a n t s o f c u r t a i n Ar ................. ............ .....................................................................<•— v . * '• ♦ g o o d s, c o l o r e d a n d w h it e w a s h g o o d s, d o m e s - TIC AND SILKS ALL MEASURED AND PRICED TO CLOSE OUT QUICK, AT i T HE -■ . • <• ? -* Y O WE LL ■ t !11 ' R is in g th © F a m ily ‘ - .• ■ ' COMPANY... 1 Pishor Ma s W idth w a s T h d O nly TJtlna t l u u Sa ved G ideon 1 SILVER. O -mKE/\D^ Z • A \\y u w c TO / i.j\M k s « HFWOSf SHfvwr' l I i C UJl^VV j DIO TH(VC< j m s m m m * * — BUSINESS S DIRECTORY , = _____ ■ M m You tan find the'naine of m n et; lire Business Man In Hanford la this Column each day. m * M M ® Quick. Service Transfer Storage Facilities U w« please you, tell othera; If not, tell us. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. c . c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R (IT Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY F1RP--------- AUTO---------- BONDS S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder A. P. Connelly & Sons II.tiikll.lir4 ISOH Heal fatale, Loans and Insurance Phone IS I0I-H Mugnulia Ave. STEWART The Florist Cal Flowers--------------Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants •U Myrtle Ave------------Phone 260-W' SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding. Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding Phone G2-------- Sanford, Florida w. H. faaW J. H, Cnielongh Ix?ak & Colclough INSURANCE fife—Life—Aulo bo 3 FIrat Nnll Rank llldg. A n n « SANFORD FLORIDA Round of c a s h ie r WELFARE SOCIETY AND TOOK FUND8 „ TAMPA. May. 28.—Two men at . , entered the banking rooms »• anjpa Welfare Society, bound With*i^C"'£vEK*,“ ,t* “ nd mad* off t. . ■ 11,11 N | » Were summon­ ed immediately but robben had diaw n ."nP " ,’*** “ lont’ w*,l*n two ■ i d a S ^ •1nJ!confron‘ « l him with ? h l^ n T U .,h l,n t° * Lh* lr- When b*rtTZ,!ca ^ ',n“ na|ted t0liUrce. re« h th* k dwr and *.l|ed for M, r* ■--- b-l-o,a.w.-20te Dally Herald on sale nt Joe’a Smoke said land being nssersed at the date hits filrd said certificate in my office FOIt KENT— A 12-room house, nice­ ly furnished fot'bonrding. Inquire House, Mobley's Drug Store and of the issuance of such certificate in and hits made application for tnx doed the name of W. J. Jackson. Unless to issue In accordance with, luw. Said ha nt 503 \Vcst Third street, Mrs. S. A. Hunt'r Phnrmncy. said certificate shall lie redeemed ac-1 certificate rmbritce* tho following de­ ha Chancellor, Prop. 47-Ctp m f ’Tilt UEfJT^rtwcT room upnrtihrnt; Notice of Application for Tax Deed cording to law Tux Deed will issue j scribed property situated in Seminole thereon on the 27th dny of June, A.| County, Florida, to-wit: fad I, Block M Ki 1 threo room apnrtpnqit, Juno rrt. Under Section 575 of the General D. 1923. 13, Tier B, Sanford., The snid land ho Aa — Phillips Apartments, Oak und Sell* Cards of Sanford's Repot* ntuten of (hr Slate of Florida being assessed nt the date of the is­ WITNESS my olTiclul signature ■bln Professional Men, each fcl Class Ifled Ada le a word. No An ond St. Phone 3. 52-3fc Notice is hereby given that W. B. suance of such certificate in the name ha Itt and seal this the 21st duy of May, A. of whom, in hia chosen pro­ Ad taken fur less than 25c. H room furnishf'd of "J. Jackson." fession the Herald recom­ lia And positively no Clannilled hia apartment.—Lee tiros., 113 West Young, purchaser of Tax Certificate D. 1923. No. 311, dated the 2nd day of June, mends to the people. *4 Ads charged to anyone. Cash A* First Street. Also: Tux Certificate Ntjt 33, dat­ (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, 47-tfc A. 1), .1919, has filed said certificate Aj must accompany nil orders. An FOll KENT—3 unfurnished rooms, at ed the 4th duy of June, A. IJ. 1917, Clerk Circuit Court, in my o'ficc, and has mndo applica­ Xj Count the words and remit Aa Seminole County* Fla. has filed said certificate in my office 314 Elm A vd. . , 1 48-fitp tion for Tux Deed to issuo in accord­ fc: ha nrurdlngly. By: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. und has made application for Tax George A. DeCottes ha Aa FOR It ENT—Furnished rooms anil ance with law. Said certificate em­ [iced to issue in accordance with law. f -22-29; 0-5-12-19-20. Attorney-nt-Law kltchennettp fur light housekeeping, braces the following described proper­ he »4 Ha M ^ M M Ha Aa Said certificate embraces the follow­ 701 Magnolia uve. 49-tfc ty situated in Seminole County, Flor­ ing described property situated in Over Seminole County Bank ida, to-wit: NF. 1-4 of SK 1-4, Sec. 3, Notice of Application for Tux Deed Seminole County, Florida, to-wit; Lot _____FOR SALE FOR RENT—Sm»)l cottage, see SANFORD •:* FLORIDA FARMERS— You cm ( i t im o uea Under Section 575 of the Gencrnl Musson, G01 Palmetto Ave. 50-9tp Twp. 21 S., Range 31 K. 40 acres. 9, W. F. Leavitt’s Suh.-Div. The said Statutes of the Slate of Florida I from*** end irrigation plug? at. the FOR RENT—Ono~?urntailed fiouae in The skid land, being assessed nt the laud being assessed nt the date of tho date of the Issuance of such certifi­ Notice Is hereby given thnt J. E. Issuance « f such certificate in the Sanford Nnveliy Work* KXLtfe choice location. See Paul Lake. cate In the name of "Unknown." I.ulng, purthnscr of Tux Certificate name of W, F. I.envitt. FRED R. WILSON FOlt HALL— Hosier and Uays* paints Also: Tnx Certificate No. 359, dat­ No. 0.1, dated the 2nd dny of June, A. nnd vnmishes at Sunford Novelty FOR RENT—On Daytona Beach, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Unless snid certificates shall be re­ ed the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1910, D. 1919, lias filed said certificate in Works, Sanfonl agents. 183-tfc deemed according ,to law Tnx Deed cottage on beach front, six rooms, First National Bank Building „ FOR Ka LK- Itlmdu Isluinl rugs tor hath and screened, sun porch for has filed sold certificate in my office my office, ami has made application will issue thereon Jon the 27th day of nnd hns made application for Tax for Tax Deed to issue in accordance FLORIDA SANFORD Juno, A. D. 1923. setting, !.*> eggs fur $1.00. Mrs. month of June, Write II. M. Dickson, Deed to Issue in accordance with law. with law. Said certificate embraces Ellsworth, I'cnrtlall Avenue, San­ Dickson & Ives, Qiiumlu. . 60-3tc ■Said certificate embraces tht* follow- the following' deicrihod property situ­ WITNESS nty officia l' signature ford. ._________ 83-tfp FOR RENT— 1 furnished housekeep­ Jing described property .nitunted In ated In Seminole County, Florida, to- and seal this the 21st day of May, A. ELTON J. MOUGHTON FOR SALE— Large motor boat, every ing or bed room,,$3.00 per week. 314 Seminole County, Florida', to-wit: Beg. wit: Lot 10, Block 9, Tier (}, Sanford. I). 1923. I convenience, four cylinder motor, In East Fifth Street. ARCHITECT * Gl-2tp NW cor of HE 1-4, See. 22, Twp. 21, The Huld land being assessed at the (HEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. remurkpbly good condition. Will con- FOR RENT— NictTly furnished house­ S., Range 31 E. Run S 5 eh, K 0 eh. date of the issuance of such certifi­ Clerk Circuit Court, ’ Room 7, Miller Bldr. aider any offer —L. II. Connolly. 39-tfe Seminole County, Fla. keeping er bed room, 710 West First N 5 ch. W 0 ch. 3 ncres. The said cate in the name of "Unknown." t AN FORD -jFLORIDA FOR RARE—5 rooms nnd bath, soft Street. .B y : A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Also: Tux Certificate No. 77, dat­ 62-3tp land being assessed nt the date of the insuanco of muh certificate in the ed the 2nd dny of June, A. D, 1019, 5-22*29; 0-5-12-19-2(1. water. Some terms.—W, L. Davla, name of F. R. ( ’haddock. Unless said Sanford Height.*. 61-2tp WANTED ICHELLE MAINES FOR SALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE certificate shall be redeemed accord­ .sTfW iTTU TnFR wXNTCU Must ing to law Tax Deed will Issue there­ AND LOT, PART CASH,* BAL­ LAW YER bo experienced. Address I*. O. Box on on the 20th day of June, A. D. 1923. For Coughs and Head .9 — Court House ANCE. ON EASY TER8. ALSO A 221. . ___________ 32-tfc ‘ WITNESS my offieial signature aches, Neuralgia, Rh turn slain, SMALL BEARING ORANGE GROVE and AU Aches and Pains A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS "K" WANTED— Used musical Instruments nnd seal this the 14th duy of May, A. instruments of every description. D. 1923. ALL DRUGGISTS ' Rooms 220-228 P. O. Box 31, LAKE MONROE, FLA. Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, 41-12tp 38c and 05c, jar* and tuba* DR. R. M. MASON Music Co., Tampa and Znck Street, Clerk Circuit Court, Hospital ait*, $3.00 FOR SALE—$500 buys 5 nervj, $250 DENTIST Tampa, Fla. B-25-lmo-c Seminole County, Fla. buys 2 Mi nr res, good fruit and gar­ New Mriseh Building By: A. M. WEEKS, 1). C. den land, within City of laiko Mary, LOST Phone 201 Sanford, Florida 5-15-22-29; 0-5-12-10 the coming tourist center for Semi­ LOST—Burlington watch, 21 jewel SBAIIREKZB. American and nole county. Land high overlooking containing initials “ W. II. L." In Notice o f Application fur Tax Deed W. J. THIGPEN FLORIDA. two beautiful lakes. The city dwel­ back. Finder return to* Elder Springs European Plan Under Section 575 of the General ler's dream.— Lake Mary Realty Co., Water Co. and receive reward. Gl-2tp Real Estate Statutes of the State' or Florida One Block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer ratew Luke Mary,- Fla. 49-7tp t Notice is hereby given thnt F. L. FIRE. LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE — Room, $1 per day and up; $5 per week and up. Special FOR SALE— 10 acres land, 6 tiled In LOST— Black leather samplu case, Woodruff, purchaser of Tux. Certifi­ week-end rates.----------------Every room has running water. containing candy samples, between cate No. 200, dated the 7th dny of fine shape. Mule and farming im­ -Office 271 -Phoneslies. 205plements go with it.' Cheapest thing Saucer's Filling Station nnd Ginder- June, A. D. 1920, hps filed said certi­ going. See me nt once. Bargain.— villc. Notify Louis Wholesale Co., ficate in my office, and hua mndo ap­ DR. J. T. DENTON W. J. Thigpen. 4lMJtc Orlando, Flu., 15 McGrudor Arcade. plication for Tax Deed to issue In ac­ PHYSICIAN-SURGEON b2-2tc cordance with law. Said certificate FOR SALK OR RENT—5 room bun- Reward. gnlow, furnished or unfurnished, Rooms 206-207-208 Melsch Building embrace's the following described corner 4th street ami Holly avenue. aU*d in Seminole County, Thorn will never 1m> a war between property situated Apply W. R. Pell, 819 West Third St. the United Stutes and Canada. The Florida, to-wit: it: Beg. Ilcg. 7 Mi eh. 8. and Do you want a bargain Fprd touring, good condition, good tires, 7'A DR. G. S. SELMAN 50-titp bootleggers would never ullow it,— 31.40 ch. W of. NE cor. See. 2, Twp nil round, demountable rim«. It goes for — —— Practice limited to 30 E. run W 0.27 eh S FoIl'SALK—Six acres land, two tiled, New York American. Ditcanea of Eye, Ear, None and Throat 10 min*., E to beg. The SEE KEG HOLLY AT THE HEKALD OFFICE well located.—F. A. Peters, Route Kyea Examined, Glasses Kitted 61-fitp EXPECT HOUSE TO "A ” , Sanford, Florida. MeUch Building REJECT GAME LAW FOR SALK— 1 almost new sewing ENFORCEMENT ACT machine 1 ul;most new Ice box; 2 fe w Examined Glaaaa* D eign'd bods with springs am! mattres*; 1 TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—The Henry McLaulin, Jr., dresser and wash stand; 1 table and 4 handwriting on the wall for the bill chain*, 1 oven. Inquire 106 Third fit. which would set up a machinery for O pt D. . 61-3tp enforcing tho state’s game laws, by Optldan-OpUmctrUr establishing a slate game depart­ FOR SALK , a t Boat First Stm t Sanfsrd, Fla. ment and authoriilng tfie employ­ 1 starting Ford tuuring. This ia to announce to the public in general that I have ment of county game wardens to the f 1921 Dodge Touring. number of three, wax seen in the 1922 Dodge Roadster. * purchased the Repair Department o f the Park Avenue bouse yeaterdgy, when only the hour Terms if desired. DODGK GAKAGR of adjournment prevented from be­ Garage and will be pleased to have you call at any time Sanford Motor Co. Plume 3 ing killed. The measure prepared by 52-fltc _ _ ___ Senator Lindsey and Representative arid inspect my up-to-date equipment. I am giving every Get An Abstract Before FOR SALE—Light Ford truck, cheap, Andrew went through the aenate with Buying Property self starter, 1921 model. Apply at alterations only to Its provision re­ Job my personal attention and, aa in the paBt, guarantee Daylight Bakery, 313 Sanford Ave- lating to the different hunting sea­ nue. , 62-8tc sons, but the house Balked on the to give complete satisfaction. My prices are As reasonE. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. SALE BARGAIN—Indian Scout mo- proposition of transferring tho coun­ torcyclo at less than half price, cash ty game rights to the state, and able as consistent with good work. Give me a trial—1*11 u a u i m u i v —no defects. A -l condition. Frame would not listen to any attempt to Stella Larrimore for attaching sitjo carrier. Inyulru at perfect the bill. - - cure all your automobile llla; Representative Bishop said at the — Gl e a t e d ^ > £ € h a r g e s Buick* Garage, DeLand. 52-4lp outset that there was no chance for By G. Farrar FOJK R E N T | the measure getting through the r% * FOR RENT— Furnished rooms with house, and moved to strike out the 4Sr n » Ah m U M clauae. Representative NEW YORK, May 2 8 .-Supreme light housekeeping.—8. E. comer of enacting Court Justfcto Lehman today rendered 11th street and Elm Ave.—M. Sch­ Mack said the game laws would never 47-0tp be enforced, unless som# state a deciaien vindicating Miss Stella Lar­ neider. ^ y p R RENT—Large, convenient, un- chlnory was act up. Indications .last j rimore, the young actreaa who was night were that the measure would fnmighed rooms for housekeeping. ___ Phone 270 named by Geraldine Farrar aa one of disposed of unfavorably In abort several correspondents In her suit for Rent reaeonable. 205 Oak Avenu* . ; , ____________ ' *« . . divorce from Lou TeUegen. — . t ='6" ■XT’: .;*!*'* j'JSj CLASSIFIED ADS HOTEL RAYMOND FORD FOR SALE! Announcement of Interest to You-and Me SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. � 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>, May 29, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/03aa0cc0dc6bf84af61a2ca1f28306be.pdf 0cb0cf715779212ff9f89050ef9a39b2 PDF Text Text . ■ ' y-< ■ * tJt jfiKa ■ • •*' ; i ’i ' •• , “ * > x • . * • _ * .v » • ' V ru m v / ti'& '& iv r, <■i *w*"Nr ■. . W ■f t U. i* IN T llfe H E A ftT O F T h E J ^ O K W ^ S G R E A T E S T V E G E T WISH SESSION TICK E R A D K A M 'Will Ik Lrsl Because ; it. Was Framed for pope—Tax KeforniB ur* TtK m sO N Communistic Elem ents A r c S trivin g fo r file tip • per H an d ESSEN, May 28.—Disorders ln’ lho1 Rutr*on account of strikes and Com­ munist activities appear at present to be centered In Dortjnund where the nhabitanta passed a night of terror and Communistic blemcnta today were still striving for the upper hand. Terroristic methods at Dortmund preceded by bitter fighting between Communists arid police at nearby mine where Com­ munist emissaries tried Induce pumpmen to leave ao mlnoNwould be flooded. GOES UP TO Till? BLOCK TODAY The police attacked tho Communists and drove.them away After two hours ■■I htift “ • . Communists -» ‘ » a were ____a.Ill a . and MJ many wmmnnd Tnn Com ( nttl........ Several killed wounded. Tho . WHERE IT WILL BE * munists armed with hand grenadrs which they used efibctlvaly tho police re­ KILLED ported. Strike la spreading into the Rhineland. At Duisburg meta workers went out today. At Ducsscldorf security police had clash today with strik­ I n r T he A s s m IhI H l’ rr««) TALI.AHASSEE, May 28.—Tick ing atreet car, gas works employes In which ono workman was killed and n erndlcatlon took up Its Inst stand be­ number wounded!"*', ^ . fore the housd today when that body went to work on revised bill offered b y the live stock committee. The measure differ*'from the bill killed last week in thnt expanses of round Ing up rattling and bringing them to dipping vats would be borne equally by'the state and- cattle owncra. In Spite of thin change it appeared the bill won but little faVor. LAST STAND IN LEGISLATURE SFlC rtO N IF NEGOTIATIONS MADE SUf»KIUNTENDBNt DUMAS WAS ONE OF TUB GUESTS OF ROTARIAN8 TODAY. Tho Sanfotd Rotary Club had a fine meeting at the Hotel Valdci to­ day at noon with a big attendance and with plenty of songs and pep throughout tho meeting. iVlaltors present were Frank Mcbanc and John Cook and* J. D. Bowen of.Orlando, W. C. Holt of Birmingham and T. L. Dumas of Sanford. All of the gentle­ men were Introduced and stood up for inspection. President Knight cnllcd for reports from tho various committees and all of them reported progress. Tho president then handed the gavel over to H. C. DuBoso and he called upon Supt. T. L. Dumas for a few words and the genial T. L. was all ready and waiting for him atid he gave the Rotnrlans a line report on tho work of the Atlantic Coast Line which Is given below. He also took occasion to “ pass tho buck” to hls coworkcr, Harry Stevens tho master mechanic of tH«j A. C. I* at this point and when he had finished Chairman Dullosc gnve Harry a chanco to de­ fend himself against tho gns attack put out by Supt.-Dumas and Harry promptly “ passed tho buck’ ’back to the-superintendent with much merri­ ment to the llotea. Tho moat Interesting report on what the A. C. I*. Hallway expects to do js given herewith: 1 am here todny to ask the busi­ ness men of the Rotary club for n continuance of hearty co-operation. Tho Atlantic Coast Lino la deeply in­ terested in Florida and Is constantly showing their Interest In a substan­ tial way, by making* large expendi­ tures of money for Improved facili­ ties, 'locomotives, rolling stock, bmllivotiouKi jm ru* Bill NE\ MEMORIAL D A Y.. AMERICAN MAN IN SHANGHAI FRO? BANDITS .CAMl* WAS CELEBRATED ATCENTRALPARK TO MAKE TERMS Thnt THREATENING WEATHER KEPT MANY FROM. ATTENDING THE EXERCISES. • Would Give Bandlla, a Chance (o Join Chinese . A rm y . --------- (H r T W A M o r la t r * P r e s a t <*.#] • TIENSTIN, May 28.—Advncea re­ Yesterday was Memorial Day—at ceived hery frvm T s u o c h w M g J . TALLAHASSEE. May M .-C on least It was the day decided upon by B. Powell, American newajmper man, fcforun undoubtedly featured tfic Amerlcnn tagion for the observ­ of Shanghia, returned there last night lf23 jfwbin of the lrgl*lnturo which ance of the day—nnd it was decided fro* mtho bandits camp at Paotzgku, b«w Is nearing an end. Practlco of upon because it seemed appropriate accompanied by two secretaries sup­ leasing county convicts was abolish­ to hold the services on Sunday and it plied by tho bandits presumably to ed. corporal punishment tnbooed and was a day upon which more men negotiate for tho release of the for- other legislation would tighten up could get nwny to attend the services. cign captlvea hold in Paotzuku hills. Ibe supervision of prisoners with However there were very few Amer­ Military governor’s rountcr proposals rkw to preventing any recurrence of ican Legion men present when the are that there will bo no further with­ abuses developed during the session parade starting at the court house drawal of 'troopa from around the Hartrocutlon was substituted for reached the Central Park. Thia wna bandit camp, that one bandit be ad­ hanging as a mcana of Inflicting partly due to tho threatening weather mitted to the Chinese army for each the*death penalty. Fate of two im­ and partly to tho fact that many Music W a s E xcellent and D r. K in g ’ s Address rifle surrendered by the bandits, but portant pieces of legislation nre still thought the exercise* would be at thnt at least ono thousand rifles must Greatly Enjoyfed _ undecided. One of them tick eradica­ Prohibition A g e n t thfee and not hearing fhc band were bo guaranteed, that one month’s pay tion. has only a bare chance of get­ unaware of tho assembling earljer. * Is A rrested fo r ho advanced to bandit* joining the ting through in the remaining daya. Ono of the most Interesting and In-1 It is no little ta.k to decide what is The American tagion, Spanish War army plus all arrears Involved, that Gasoline tax for road building was Violation the Law structlvo parts of tho Commencement!the moat fitting subject for study on Veterans and the Blue and Gray vet­ bandits bo provlhloncd until all who inrreased to three cunts but against erans nnd nuxilinrlca met at the program la the bnrealnurento oxurcls- 1 this particular occasion. Changing are accepted Into the army be enlist­ this measure was a movement starr­ AND DEFRAUDING GOVERNMENT ca that take place Sunday morning at currents of thought, and changing court house at two o'clock and led by. ed and that agreement be algncd by ed in the house Saturday when the Commander R. A. Terhcun of the BY OBSTRUCTING the High School each year. Yester­ currcnts of action domnnd alertness foreign gunarantoni, local gentry and ■etaurc went over until today, un­ Spanish War Veterans marched to day tho program wa» very fine, tho in our studies. ENFORCEMENT. merchants. Pcndlitg negotiations all der the motion to table it oyer the the Central Park where the exercises exercises beginning at 11:00 o’clock A b we approach the completeness of foreign and Chinese captives must week-end unsigned. Tax reforms also took place a* follows, with Post ComIB? Tfce AMsttalr* rress) and lasting nn hour were replete with tho courses of study offered by our ba released under counter proposals wtnt into the Inst daya without hav­ CLEVELAND, O., May 20.—Fred good mualc and an excellent hac-al- high scboolp, wo are quite naturally mnnder Joe Chittenden In charge of nnd final details left to conference. ing been decided upon. Counts, former -federal prohibition aureate aormon by Dr. King. Tho fol- thinking of the next Step we shall the ceremonies: agent, for Cleveland district and lowing’ ia tho program In full: Pp»ycr, R. J. Holly. take. Some are trying to decide the TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 28.— brother of Attorney Frank Counts, Address by Cnpt. George G. Her­ D aylight Journey character f t the bungalow; some arc Mareh. With the exception of tick eradica­ wna arrested todny by order United G u lf to C anada, A c ­ ringHymn, “ Welcome, Delightful Morn’’ trying to'settle upon a business ca­ tion, possibly, and one or twp mcaa- States District Attorney Bernstein Address by Dr. King. reer—a life"vocation; sqpie are try­ —Congregation. . * cording to Airplane ttn in the way of tax' reform, also on aecret Indictments by the federal Placing of the wreath on the mon­ ing to decide what shall lie tho char­ Invocation—Dr. Paul C. IJurhnns. possibly, you have the nccompllsh- grand Jury charging them with con­ ument by Llput. Hinlcnnister of the acter of their further preparation, aeats of the 1028 legislature. Five spiracy to viqlate tho national proMualc—Mrs. A. M. Phillips uml army and LJeut, Fuller of the navy flher* la ono t^lng which, I believe, la MT.*CLE^EN 8T^Ch.!*,M?y 28.— Idays' work remain, -but with the hibUon net, and to .defraud gov* Mre. Olctin. while R&udmastcr Ilall sounded taps. It Is Juat a daylight Journey from the not only reasonably possible but im­ •hove named exceptions all of the erpment by obetructing prohibition Scripture Reading—Dr. W. J. CarBenediction by Dr. Carpenter. perative for the graduate of tho high Gulf of Mexico to Canada. Licutcnhportant matters have been tllspos- enforcement. The color guard was Percy Mero pentar. ' nnt Harrison C. Crocker, of Kelly school. (4 of favorably or unfavorably. Sojo—Mrs. A. M. Phillips. of tho army and JJdwaYd Moyo of tho Field, San Antonio, Tex„ proved this At nlmos tthc samo lime govern­ W-hon leaving high school, every Ibsre will be some more existing ment operatives for Bernstein seised Annduncementa—Prof. G. E. Mcnavy. On acrount of the rain' com­ Saturday, when without a stop he young man and every young woman • statutes amended this week' to Joseph Bhcarer, former federal pro­ Kay. ing on after the exercises started ths drove a specially built delUvIland . stnlghlrn out kinks ns the legal pro­ hibition director for Ohio and Sam­ Baccalaureate Sermon—Dr. F. D. should bo settled upon their Idenl for nddressen were rut short. and Juat Plane from Ellington Field, Houston. life.* Ideals are life determiners for fession have found them and there i( uel Hoskins, politician and church. King. Commoner Tells Conference He Fears after the assemblage left a heavy Texas, to Selfrldge Field, near here, individuals ur nation*. *31 be tome pet bills put through. le a d e fo f Southern Ohio as they arHymn—“ Something For Thee’ — rain fell—tho tears from Heaven In 11 hours and 64 minutes. The Centralization In Washington The state ran go along just as well rived’ from Columbus. Shearer and!Congregation. Trade was the Ideal of the Phoenic­ mingling with the tears of tho llvfng distance, measured In time, between Hut Thinks It la Necessary. without them but on the other hand Hoskins arc charged In the same se­ ian, and this Ideal sent the Phoenician Benediction—l>r. Carpenter. for tho memory of tho fallen hcdocs the gulf nnd Canada ia less than that, ao one objects to having them so the cret Indictments with participation in Tho ' bsccalnureato address wna BO ships Into every port of the Mediter­ of all tho wars. , ( B r T h e A s s e rta te * r r e e a i for Lieutenant Crocker swung over wwk will be spent for the most part the sumo allegrd conspiracy to vio­ good that we reproduce it In full for ranean. The Ideal of the Spartan was CHICAGO,May 28.—Railroad val­ Canadian soil, at the mouth of tho la cleaning up preparatory to going late the’ Volstead act and furnish pro­ the bonofit of those who could not at­ embodied In the world warr nnd this uation I* an economic problem of Detroit river Just 11 hours and 24 H ouse Condem ns borne. The legislators are tired; tection to others, according to Bern­ tend the services: ideal converted the Spartan’s whole fundamental Importance to every Inminutes after ho hopped off from they sn- tired of living In hotels and ' (OanUssfl !'»*• Tbr**) • Activity A g a in s t tereat of Amerlcnn, speakers told tho The High School Graduates* Ideal stein. Ellington Field at 6:21 o’clock Cen­ boarding houses, and, they arc tired conference on railroad |valuation, * Fertilizer Bill tral Standard time, Saturday morn­ of listening to three readings of em­ composed of members of tho ‘ Pro­ C lara Phillips whole thing, Mr. McKenxie nsstrta. i ing. M ay A s k C o n g r e s s . bryo legislation. gressive Bloc’’ In congress, Railroad CHEMIST FOR VIRGINIA CARO­ The senate has sent over a resolu­ Incidentally ho sot a now flying * D eclares H erself Representative Anioa Lewis had tion that would submit a proposed tabor leaders, s|H>nsors of govern For H elp on Canal LINA CIIEM. CO., AND BTATB record, being the first to make such as Innocent ment ownership of railroads, and act given up hls hope of getting tick/ constitutional amendment which (if CHEMIST OPPOSE BILI* II d{stance at ono hop while flying spokesmen for farmers organization. I'tradiration through at t|ie last mq- ratified would authorize Jhc next acsA eeaolutlon requesting the state alone, j went. Ill has given up hope of put­ sImi to daaalfy property with n view legislature to memorialize congress Of Hammer Murder o f Alberta MeadThe organization completed Its pre­ TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—'Tho Lieutenant Crockers’ victory was ting through the so-called compro of taxing Intangibles. Should these to take over tho East Coast inland liminary meeting mado a tcntatlvo alleged activity of State Chemist R. owa at Los Angelea won agsinat odds probably as any «gl»e bill, which throw the house into two moasurea be finally adopted the waterway haa l»cen drafted and pass­ program nnd adjourned subject to tho E. Rose In the defeat of a proposed airman over encountered. During V tantunns for two days with its opho- session's tax reform will be had. call of tho permanent chairman, Sen­ bill to require that fertilizer be la­ 800 of tho 1,400 miles of his Journey, ( B r T h e A s » * c U I« a rv*M> ed by the Daytona chamber of com­ mats declaring thnt it wain't any TEGUCIGALPA,. Momiuras; May ator tafolletto of Wisconsin. belled aa to its contents was made tho hlghcft oaltltudo waa 600 ff*L Among the measures that may die merce and forwarded to all commer­ tomprumUc at all, that tho cattlemen 28.—A message declaring hoq innoWilliam Jennings Hryan, tho prin­ tho subject of further "condemna­ and during a largo part of the 800 on tho calendar without action, ono cial and civic organizations along tho hid not yielded an Inch, 'flic latest cinco has been received by thei Asso­ cipal speaker, told tho assemblage tion" In tho house yesterday. Sever­ It was as low as 100 feet due to low way or the other, Is ono by Represen­ route of the inland waterway with the **rd from Mr. tawia* ehrop was that he thought government ownership of request that it be adopted and a copy ciated Proas correspondent htr^ from . .• al daya ago, the agrlcultural^commlt- cluods. ho had worked out another prnposi- tative Stokes in the house, looking to the carriers might be forced on tho Clara Phillips, convicted of murder In He encountered 29 distinct storm*. tee whlcb reported it unfavorably op a constitutional amendment on the forwarded to the representative* and thta; along the same „ __ California, now on her way back to coqptry by apparent Impossibility of the strength, largely of a letter from As ho entered the ■storm acra, the subject o f referendum and Initiative senators In ■the state legislature at •th«r bill in Ks purjuncK, hut the United Htatos in charge of Ameri­ providing satisfactory regulations. the chemist, aaked that the full cor-N flier was fbrcnl nearer and nearer to Tho idea took hold of some members onca. • ORg f.n.fto the expense of rouoding can officers. The message was sent He did not relish tho thought, he said, In connection with this resolution a rospondence be spread upon the min­ the earth finally flying as low as <*»tlc and bringing, them tp the following W. J. Bryon’a ylslt here. from Puerto Cortez Just before the because, ho was "sfrsld of * the cenbill has been drafted by the Daytona utes. Tho house decided at that time 100 feet In order to obeervo land Upping vats, the original compro- It came late In the session, however, tralizstlqn of power In Washington,” body creating a special district out steamer Copan sailed for Now Or­ to name a committee headed by For­ marks, and thus kvsp on hls cours*. and will hardly go very far this year wise bill provided that all the exleans said: "Please say I intend to but government ownership seemed Seeing a group of tall trees loom­ of the East Coast territory and giving est take* to ohtaln a statement 'from Another thought, started under |ka*v should by |M,rne by ,the state give the world tho truth about the inevitable because "God never made ing directly In hi* path. Lieutenant ths state control of tho waterway. In Mr. Rose In order that hls side might way late in the session, was that of sad that is what caused the rub. Alberta Meadows case, that I am in­ men good enough to withstand the Crocker caused hls plane to shoot Even if the 60-60- plati (a found ac- Annual sessions, instead of meeting preparing and presenting this bill It nocent of that awful crime o f which I temptations of one put at tho head of bo hoard. rapidly Into the skies. It was neces­ la pointed out that the cast coast must This committee reported yesterday erptablc It will take some fast work every two years. Representative private monoply." was unjustly convicted and that op­ sary for him to attain an altitude of be prepared to answer the qqueqstlon after nearing Mr. Rose, It fully con la grl the bill through bulb houses Byrd introduced a resolution that Mr. Bryan also spoke on hls ex­ portunity will soon como for me to 8,000 feet before he could see the of what efforts have been msdo to curred with tho agricultural commit­ would offer a proposed constitutional and thui bring to a realization the periences as ■ reformor, “ made hap­ prove It." The Copan Is expected to ■un. He drovo for an hour by com­ drtama of ho small number of people amendment an the subject, but any hsndlo the canal situation by the sUa arrive at New Orleans Tuesday. py by the triumph of reform during tee In condemning his activity In the pass, descending finally when he ob­ government and that the Introduction • la the state. revolutions(g move, or rather, such the past yeara.’ “He told of the premises. served a drift in the clouds- During of the bill will placa the matter on 'Mr. Rose, according to. Chairman need for a national bulletin to aup The house during the week should a big change 'from tho present sys­ M. M. 8 TEWART DIED AT the remainder of ths Journey to Ds- • record. The passage of the bill, If McRae of .the agricultural committee, 1*1 to a measure by the committee tem , of thing*. could hsrdly be ex­ PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY ply tho people with the facta on all wroct tho committee that the preaent fiance the flier skimmed along at * reached at this session, will not con­ pected to receive endorsement In the tho great public qucstlona.” •n taxation which scclu to broaden flict, but will aid the movement to laws went sufficient and that the very low altitude passing through ono «h* power of the central tax authori­ late days bf a session. M. M. Stowart, ono of ths oldost and •Mr. Bryan spoko for almost two proposed bill was Impracticable. He terrific electrical atorm aftea an­ get the government to tako over the Representative Harvell also wanthours, beginning by congratulating ties with a view to bringing tome of waterway and widen and deepen it most prominent citizens of SanfonJ, submitted' » telegram from a man other. The rain beat into hla them, last t2SO.000.000 annual leakage ad a change in homestead exemptions died In a Philadelphia hospital Satur­ tho conference on tho fact that the sufficiently for navigation. purporting bo chief chtjnUt for Inc while the'lightning craekad Joat ovar that mch present wore those “ whose which Tax Equalizer Dawson tells and he offered a resolution day aftaf an operation. Ha left 'hero head. Intermittently ha Tbs effort to get ths canal owners hhout. into the slate’a coffers. The would let the voter* express their hearts are on the right 'side,” and state bf Virginia, opposing th e’ bill. landmarks and thus continued ^la to widen and deepen the waterway to abottt three waaks ago to have tba The Virginia chemist was found to Rill, according to Representative Mc- wisdom on a proposition of lowering operation and hls many friends hoped concluded with an emphhtlo declara­ , upon investigation, according to dash northward. At tin"* acnxic of Putnam, chairman of the (he exemption to 80 acres in the a width and depth called for In the|r It would be successful but It seams tion that tba Intcroata of God-made contract with the state has been conr, McRae, chief ehemUt for the but loat In tho stoma, but hls eomcommittee on finance and taxation, country or'Oiui half sere valued et that hls advanced ago was against man era above the Interests of the snd filers Instinct i tinned for several years, but without Vlrglnle-Carolina Chemical company, embodies the full strength and pow- 16.000 in the clt/. Twenty-five per man-made giants. streaking ahead, at times, danagerany apparent effect. Also, the efforts ... *r that can br given the central tax cent of salaries would be mode sub­ Touching upon tho nswspapsrs, and Mr. Lake’s committee reported that The body of Mr. Stowart will ar­ to have the canal taken over by tho H else found that Mr. Rose did'nof authorities under present constitu­ ject to garnishment whereas no part rive this evening on train No, 86. Tho the ncod for a national bulletin for At times UeoL Cm*er *< tional limitations, but he bcljuvea It of it cars bo bothered in thl# manner federal government Jwvo been conttawhich he fottgfct at tha democratic funoral aorvteea will ba bald at the oed for » number of years.—New Jould do a lot of good at that \lt at present. Mr. »*ld th*1 * * h.,mo on Mollonvlllo avenue at two convention In 1*20, Mr, Bryun kaid a - . • Would act up three tax appraisers in framer* of our constitution In in­ Smyrna News. o’clock Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Ktpg poorly informed public was easily e»th county. These appraisers would) serting the homastead and salary ax misled by designing persons "because Tho Yowell Company ar* talking to of the Baptist church officiating. fa their stuff and then the county U s the facts are not brought (b the >u toddy. In an adeartlscmcnt in Assessor would be confronted with -•a." - • • ” which they call you r, attention to the Waking his assessment. Flagrant Hls belief that tbg beat method of big remnant sale tl&t wUI last Juat •Isrrgard of the actual value of propa step by -»■» VA-* •Wallho n«w sain llft/l. Rm * t>,|jV ,llown the appraisers be developed in such a ,n r The « * -M a t r 4 l*re««l BACCALAUREATE SERVICES AT HIGH SCHOOL INTERESTING PART OF WEEK’S PROGRAM w BRYAN DECLARES RAILROADS MUST BE STATE OWNED a W 'K S r s g * ' wowld bo the “teeth* ■ . • •• �HERALD, 8A' several weeks on business, will spend cut out of magazines and paited in jib* week-end here as tho guests of clever booklet*. ■fft .. j+*ALtc% Jtz>: ! m 'Miss Fern Ward. \ Following the. cantessta, thre dajfttjr little maidens entered carrying’ three Midshipman Wm, Wadbrook, son large baskets which resembled huge FOR MATT.RfcSfl t^ublra phonrRan. r* . f — * U .; ' , o f Mr. nnd 1Mrs. E. E. Wadbrook, is bouquets of May flowers, tinging * i Fot- TlorMji: Fartly cloudy "fortl Mattress Factory c itrnduntlng from the U. S. Naval "The Mny Song," (hey were joined Wi tonlirfit and Rujtday, pro£V. ' 4l-12tc ’ Academy, Annapolis, June (|. Ills in the chorus by thetcoehers singing tlj>‘ ably, local, thuhdcriihowera. 1 younger brother is nlao a midship­ the following parody: • man,- class of 1026. Mrs. Wadbrook leaves next Wednesday to attend the “ I«ook my brides beneath the flowers SOCIAL CALENDAR There you'll find your bridal showers, commencement cxcrdqgs. All the flower bells are rir|ging, Runday—Commencement sermon at; EAST BIDE PRIMARY All opr hearts with love ore singing. trip to Hot Rprihga wlierr he jopk High School at 11 a. m. by Dr. F. R.The East Ride Primary School the baths'for rheumnUkiit utul return* •• King. . • •] closed yosterday afternoon with very What la this the flowers chime 1 greatly benefited thereby................j Saturday—Mrs. Roecher Kent willI appropriate exercises, it being a pa■—IQ i ' " * " ;**• *^.> y *-/, ( • entertain at‘a miscellaneous shower Criotic program, the subject being The' flowqrs chime It'a wedding time. j. Sc# the Reminoie ^Cafc .Junday dip­ at the home of Mrs. M. Minarik, "Our Flag ami Our CounUx" It be­ per menu Jn this Issue.' 'fir la yrplctc Lovely wedding time. 1000- Laurel Avenue at 4 o'clock, ing beautifully carried out by the with gobd things to eat and you know the Seminole Is famous for service honoring Miss Ethel Mnughton, a children. Look my brides beneath the flower* bride-eject of June. After the prografh, the children There you'll find your bridgl showers apd real home cooking. Read the menu. ’ 'Monday—Pipe Organ Club mecta with were given a pleasant surprise, Dr. All tho flower bells arc ringing Mrs. Roy Peeples at .1:30 p. m. at and Mrs. R. C. Bower, vefy generous­ All our hearts with love arc singing. ■ K « » ™ u a cou ra ge tk g Dr. Brownlee, Mr. and Mrs. Ed her home oh Magnolia avenue and ly sending up ioe cream for all the ^rnrtn jrour. heart. This h y Lane, pr. and Mrs. Tolar,.Ar P. Con­ children and teachers of the school, What in this the showers say, Recommended aa being Mb«l Eighth street. There will be a meeting of tho nelly and T. L. Dumas, will leave for Monday—Class Day cxcrcisea at 3:30 which was Indeed greatly enjoyed. er’a greatest picture. It is love nlway Atlanta tomorrow where they will at­ rtriking shop crafts tonight (Satur­ The children and teachers take this The showers say It's love alway p. m. tend tho big Kiwanla convention, next day) at Machinist Hall, at K p. m. INTERNATIONAL New, Monday—May Pageant and Gradua- means nLAhanklng both pr. and Mrs. Truest love dlway. week. Dr. Brownlee and Ed Lane are C. H. SMITH, Sec’y. Hon of Eighth Grade at Grammar Bower for their generosity which was the delegates from tho Sanford Club. the loveliest treat they have had this School at 6:30 p. m. Following tho presentation of the yenr.. , Monday—Graduation exercises at the Miss Ethrt May Uurhnns has re­ , Trunk*, btggsge, In f« t ^ "shower," the hostesses served a dcHigh School at 8:3Q p. m., address turned to her home in Homer, NeW anywhere, by Ju«t calling j BITHDAY PARTY • . , by Dr. Carpenter. York after spending the winter with QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER I.ittle Mary Elisabeth Tolar, the Tuniday—^Alumni Banquet at Parlih her uncle, Paul Uurhnns. Mins Burwinsome young daughter of Mr. and House at 8 p. m. hans was in ill health when she ar­ Mrs. R. K. Tolar, was the charming rived in Sanford but she has been The Herald for first class job Mrs. M. Martin left yesterday for hostess yesterday'afternoon when she ' completely cured by the wonderful her summer homo at Highlands. N. C. invited a number of .her playmates climate of Sanford. SATU RpAY M ONDAY I U U I U I U U | | | , i mB| to help celebrate her eighth birthday * 1— — • Churchwell's are advertising men's Raymond Turner o f Burbank, Fin anniversary. suit* in this issue.' They are selling Gold and blue were tho colors used \ Is the guest of Hill McKim. palm beaches ao very low that you for this lovely party. Tho dining ‘ will bo obliged to get one now for Only Two More Day« to Take Ervin Seay, of Dade City is the table was laid with on exquisito laco thoy will never be any cheaper. And cloth and graced with n large Jack Advantage of our guest of his sister, Mrs' Wldemnn all these suits are right up to the Horner pie, in tho form of a large ('nldwell and cousin Robert Thrasher. minute in style and makoup. Churchgoldt-n rose, extending from which well's suits arc thctalk of the toffn Mrs.1 Wldemsn Caldwell and baby were blue and golden ribbons to each have returned home from a pleasant plate. At intervals were silver canW A T E R M A N ’S F O U N T A IN PENS AND tile*tick* holding blue tapersjp At one 8 visit with relatives in Dado City. end was the Inrgo birthday cake FIRST AUTOMOBILE TO Or BRACELET OE ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. . MAKE WORLD TRII L d Among tho business visitors hero WATCHES iL\3 P A L P E N C IL S 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herman J. Lehman, yesterday from Tnpn was G. II. Grifcards were unique,- being large of 010 Palmetto avenue, announce Gold billed, Guaranteed for 10 EASTM AN KODAKS golden balloons, fastened to these the engagement of their daughter, years— Octagon nnd Oval Pat­ Hcrmlna to Mr. Herbert Edwin Ituawero the nnmes. Refreshments of Ice J. D. I^qrnx, of Dntonn Beach, in sell, tho wedding to take place June main offices of the Hupp Motor l-qr terns. Original price $18.50— T H E R M O IS ROTTLES ■pending the week-end here attend­ cream, cake nnd candies wero served, twelfth. favors of golden mlnlnturo baskets Corporation in Detroit. During the ten 7 K ing to business. s p e c ia l 7c ' S T A T IO N E R Y — Large Assortment y j tilled with mints ‘Jnd candles were trip, ntndo In 1010 nnd K ill, tho ear IDLKKK CLUB. given. Souvenirs were drawn from traveled nearly 10,000 miles. Natives Judge Perkins, of I)cl.nnd, is in , N O R R IS & J O H N S O N C A N D Y 1 The members of the Idlrrs Club ft many parts of the world were the city on legal business nnd is stop­ the Jack Horner pie. Tho afternoon passed nil too.soon were delightfully entertained Thurs­ terror stricken at the "strange con­ ping at the Montezuma. with games of all kinds, and the pea- day nfternoon by Miss Marie Burke- trivance,-” for it was tho first auto­ bile at tho home of her aunt, Mrs. mobile ever seen in 23 different coun­ Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Beard, of nftl hunt was featured. I*. Wclnbcrjj, Proprietor Mary Elisabeth was assisted in en­ Harry Hccrcn, on Union ‘ avenue. tries. Much uf the surcesa of the Tampa, ngr spending the week-end tertaining her guests by her mother, There were two tables of players. Hupmobllc in foreign sales is still at­ here at tho Montezuma. nnd OPTICIAN Mrs. It. K. Tolar nnd was the recipient Quantities of cxquslte pink gladio­ tributed to this trip by Hupp offi­ f; JEWELER . . of tunny beautiful gifts. lus and rases transformed the rooms cials. Diamonds, Watches. Clocks, Sil Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Wn|sh motored The gucats were l<ola Peaki Betty into a veritable flower garden. vcnvnre, Etc. to Orland yesterday, where they McKinnon, Helen Wilson, Marjurie Tho hours passed quickly with the FOR RENT—On Daytpnn. Benph. spent tho day combining buninuSs nnd En*l Kirnt Hi.-— Sanford, Florida Du Bose, Martha Coney, Mary Max­ interesting game of bridge ployed, cottage bn ‘ bench front, six rortms, Florida Jilcasure. well, Harnh Maxwell, MHrthn Bishop, and the prise for high score, u dainty bath nnd screened, sun porch for Elsie Bryan Tolar, Calla Wheeler, tape measure, was won by Mrs. Han- month of June. Write II. M. Dickson, Miss Roberta Morrison uf Palatkn and Mary Jane Preston. food Dotidncy. Dickson Si Ives, Orlando, r>0-3tc will spend the week-end hero an the At th‘c conclusion of the rurd game guest of Mr. nn<J Mrs. It. W. Cole­ the hostess served jeo cream, enke WANTED TO HUY 16 late model man at theif home on Myrtle avenue. ami salted nuts. ,' Fords. Will pay th e I k ’ s I price foY thorn,Gray Motor Sales Co., Foot Mrs. W. M. Me Kim bus returned ' BON TON BRIDGE CLUB. East First Ht. lie froili Burbank, Flu., where she has Among the pleasant social events been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. of the week, was tho bridge party Herbert Turner. given by Miss Fern Ward, nt her home yesterday afternoon. The Mrs. Walter Morgan anil Imby left guests being the members of the Bon yesterday for . Jacksonville, where Ton Bridge Club. they will be the guests of her par­ Vases and baskets of pink hibiseuif ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. Mrttingcr. and ferns were effectively used in the jw lO U CANT ENJOY LIFE looms where the card tables were ar­ lleilnm Khephnnl, who has been wid^a tote, tour. Llotted Uomranged. a alteiiiling Dental College at Atlanta, sell. Food doe* not counth. Of exceptional interest was the Ga., is s|>eiiilirig his vacation hero Indeed it it • toufee of mitery, earning game of bridge played,. whan scores with his mothiT. • peJni, belciung, diuincu end heedwere counted it was found that Mrn. acW Kaympnd Phillips held high hiurc Dr. Robert llstfoid, of Indinpaolis, (J Tho pet. *| witli a bed itotatth and was awarded*u lovely lipx of stdInti., was among tho arrivals here ihoukl b« nlitTitd with di'iking l<u tionory. _ •» , yesttiilliy, ami is tegistcreil at the ihta permenettl, letting relief. MonUzumn. * Q The riglit tented/ will tU upon the Following the , awarding of the L(UB$1 q( dfo (tOAfttiv, ent ich ike UooJ. prizes, tile hostoss served a dainty aid in ctditig out dm csUnktI poitont . L. II. Iluttolph, wiio lias Iwen in ice coarrc. , and itresgthea every bodily (unctioo. Mimrti for tile past few months' re­ The guests for the afternoon were <1 The Urge aumlirs of pcopi* who turned to Ennford Thurmlay und will Mrs. C. It. Kirtlcy, Mra. Ben Cn,swell, bfV* m w s k U jf utetl D r, 1 lartotaa* ppenil several mouths hrre going Mih. Robert Hines, Mrs. J. I). Wood­ ftmoua medicine, rscomateoded lor ad from here to North Caroliou for the T onight at Church well’s. If you ruff, Mrs. Ed lietts, Mt^s Esther offrt the ttrongnt calankal summer. Miller, Mrs. Raymond Phillips anil are thinking o f buying a Suit riow Mrs. Braxton HnggotL or anyw ays soon, this will be your Mrs. Braxton liuggott leaves Mondny for Hlstcrsvillc, West Va., where ciitliil'e to saVc money on a good she will spend several months with B. Moaser. Mr. her motlirr, Mrs. B, kbit. ' Bnggolt will Join her (hero later. F. P. RINES . PENCILS Prescription Druggist Sanford You Believe *------- ----------------- — “ A A A ” ------------------- - r --------W ell this is the sign th at we are g o in g to huve 444 present at Sunday Scliool at 9:3 0 tom or­ row m o rn in g a t .• ' The First Baptist •••Church... Y O U a ic invited to.be one o f ^ho 444 — “ W e ’ve Saved a Place h>r Y o u ” --- WHO IM J4IIK7 A pair of eyes so clear and bright, Anil cheeks that vie with blushing rose, v . A pretty cbin and lips so tight' Benuath a very shnpuly nose, All crowned above with hair so brown, Tho nicest little girl in town. ......... , ,— D. H. A. IT 'S ENilOYED UjUHO FAN’ S. ATTENTION! • ’ : Under thv new ICailio tuning laws F olks Hay Newark is WJZ and rPittsburg “ * * KllKA, thal-tialuraly nulte» AtLiuta KKK, while New York BVp, Dptpdtl w e ftiukf w FOII, Virginia KFV and tb* RootIt ggcra COD. Palm Beach Meft’s Suits, M en’s {Suits, M en ’s Suits, Suits, at, per siiit..... all wool, at, per suit all wool, at, pei^ suit all wool, A L u e r suit paii" pants/*; suit. $10.00 r s u it .................,$9.(10 ALUMNI NOTICE. exactly ri AU alumni fuembers who m*t paid|the 11,26 for. the Banquet' by Mi.ndyy noon will not be inspected i t live banquet Tuesday night, .. . FKItN WAP.D, Chairihdn: FOR RENT—Ono fumUkcd house in choice local ign. Hro Paul LAkc. y M e h ’s JJ>27.50 : $30.00 $35.00 ■ i ■ i �THE SANFORD DAILY HERAIJ), MQNPAY, MAY 28,1923 Sanford D aily H erald T h e H erald P rinting Co, U. a Senator In addressing a Brad *1 uating claaa told .tho Ifirl* not to think of marrying until they could support their husbands. And we would odd to* the Senator’* talk by saying to all the young men of the ■rrmfllilt Inir fill A§ not to mnrry until * — 1 yuH Know O O rfT YUH V/A TIT I nan affiliation with the Peoples B ank o f Sanford. 1 fo r q e t ■ U i^ UCM AGAIN YOU WOKT MCK THE PAH A n TU U f M TXVS NOW'GET OUT OP tyl . I ’m Q & tirt a * v» THE D I S H * V H X Y U H o u a s K m s th a t W e h^ive the character, the organization, the experience, the legal sa feg u a rd s and the finan­ cial responsibility to render the soundest and most* efficient ser­ vice to the business community. PAH IS R tA O T lU n U * — 1| UP ^. . Y ou W ill T ake Pride mom: t TO OOTHtft a v r yurt WOrfT' n* ' . ** J E t f O fth p O H T ~ »onvWOOD n w i yU H VJOrvT FOR B E T , THAT‘ WILL *»UH »W 1 B rin g , your problem s to the officers o f this stron g institution; they will help you to solve them. The M e IS . <• I S - w i s W e lk lr H er. ■IS n l l r f l r n f r n l«s l«* l> (’ * m O •■ a to p ik lb k r l t r r r r P H Is r . a a » » r Itolse rales k u n a a s sapllralia s. U N pee rta r, alwapa la s ir a a r r . N R H D S I I T B S A S B O C IA T K O P M S*H T h e A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s Is e x c lu s iv e ly e n t it le d t o t h e u e e f o r r e p u b llc s t lo n of a ll n e w e d is p a t c h e s c r e d it e d to It o r n o t o t h e r w is e c r e d it e d In th le n e p e r nd a ls o th e lo c a l new e p u b lis h e d e r e In. A ll r la h t e o f r e - p u b llc a t lo n o f a p e c la l f ls p a t c h e e h e r e in a r e a ls o r e s e r v e d . FROM OTHER SANCTUMS 8 O ff toe l HRHAI.D n tlll.D M Il. ra s a s (da .Peoples Bank. * of Sanford SANFORD 1CAN « N h R h ts to FLORIDA THE NEGRO SUFFERS. NOW FOIl FREE BRIDGES The Gainesville Sun says that the new system of yoads will make that What was almost a world's record city the hub of good roads. It needs for the Florida legislature was ac­ them. complished yesterday morning when -■ o — ■ . the local hill authorizing Volusia Frank *Munsey has purchased two county to Issue time wiyrants in an nigra newspaper plants in New York. amount not to exceed $76,000 for the All he nerds now to make his list* purchase of the Monroe and Crows Bluff bridges were passed in both the complete Is the Sanford Herald. ----------------- 0----------------senate and house in about one hour’s Tonight will lie tho closing episode time. The intensive preliminary work In tha High School Commencement. done by the citizens of PcLnnd It haa been a grent week with the through Secretary Brown of the gradulacs and their friends and Commercial Club wns largely re­ sponsible for this achievement of families. speed in the Inwmaklng body. Now that the Inw i» passed, the The Schools of Florida nra certain­ News hopes, that the details of the ly coming to the front. Every paper purchase may be worked out ns quick­ In tho stale shows that big classes ly ns possible and without any hag­ are tiring graduated from the schools and that higher education Is taking a gling. The sentiment of the people large place with the people of this hits been-pretty unanimously express­ ed as being in favor of the price ask­ state. ed by the bridge companies. The ■ o ‘ • News hopes that there will lie little All this “ hull* about this member delay in making the transfer of the and that member of the Florida leg­ bridges from private to public own­ islature being tho next governor is ership.—Deland News. all rot. The next governor of Flor­ You are right, Clayton, hut you ida Is not a member of the present don’t want to give 11 fortune for the legislature and has never lieen a mem­ bridges that are nlmoHt worn out ber of tho legislature—that is why even though it will ho tine to own he will he the next goxernor. them, • ---------------« -------------- - The migration of negroes to thfe induatrin! centers of the North ami the years, the white citizens of the A lady just lold me that she k«t4 INTERNATIONAL CARTOf/,t CO. East will prove more serious to the South have given them jobs and cn- even' hair In my head which . 1^ , negro than to the South, Especially cuornged them to beter things, bet- to very little after 1 had looted it AN ASSAULT THAT FAILED n scries of drunks; nnd the college ter^ttving conditions and better the gluss. * Florida. . » wages. "students" were allowed to go.to any ' The negro Is of two classes—the The lower house of the legislature provident nnd the improvident. The extreme, even to breaking up of Do You Know Th*t; If they persist In leaving this em­ theatrical performancea to which In­ took action the other day for which provident owns his own home nnd is ployment and these.conditions, they, The' row would he endless—if ill ^ nocent nnd decent people had pnid it deserves commendation, and ns oc­ Worth while to the community us a will have no one hut themselves to married men who regret that thrypt high admissions. In their rushes of casions for that sort of notice have citizen and' ns a laborer or artisan. blnriie jf .the whito employers of the married were to stnml in a row. various kinds there* have been young He will think twice before he makes South fill their places with whit* The pile would equal the Woolwortk man harmed for Bfe in their not,been any too frequent In Its his­ a change. The improvident is the men and close the door in their faces building—if nil tho peanut ihHk. intlatory performance* there have tory, naturally wo arc much plenacd shiftless negro who is ready to travel when they come back for the old job. thrown cnrylcssly in New York nkbeen fractions of bones and losses of with it. The occasion in point was on a moment’s notice. He doesn't •—Tampa Times. wnys were pressed together and j>M life; nnd there are mnny cases citable during tho consideration of the gen­ care where he is going, hut desires in one heap. where assaulters, mixers In the fray M Tv eral appropriations bill. Represen­ only to be going. A stitch In time save* a bitch. have never come bnck. There is the h.t It is no loss to Florida to hnve tative Jones of Nassau, who intro­ case of the student of the Illinois colh*» Tu Hnve You Ever Noticed! lege which is costing large sums to duced a bill cnrly in the session to these shiftless negroes go elsewhere. hn Ta The North is welcome to them. Thnt some men do more to pkm attempt to ferret out; and now hnz- nbolish the office of tax equalizer, tva their stenographers than they do t* They enusu trouble hero and will An Ing has been passed down to children thought he saw a chance to'accom ­ hn please their wives? cause trouble there ,especially since of h'gh schools.. In Selma, Cal., n t hn plish by indirection what he could not they are told.thnt they will he treated Wa few days ago five seniors stripped That a widow with a hundredths*, •q rz Who Sees Everything But naked on the streets of thnt town n bring about by direct action,, and ns "whito folks" in the North nnd sand dollars seldom has to adrertia hi To Only Publishers n Little i for n suitor? sixth member, nnd left h'm in-that moved that the provision for the of­ East, Already wu learn from the hu T r\ Bit of It fice of tax equalizer he stricken from press dispatches thnt the flood of condition—and all in the-bright light Thnt a mnn may err from sobrirty of day. There is no more reason for the hill. Then ensued a fight which negro labor to industrial centers has regularly every day in the week, but ha hi Tti h i ha hu- h^ hi K\ a hunch of college pupils 1performing will lio long memorable in the annuls caused race rioting and thnt grave he can't get drunk on sundaes? in a way that iH indecent than for a of the house. The "backward coun­ problems confront some communities. I'd Hntc to Buy Stocking* for Her. Wake Up! hunch of common, everyday hood­ ties," still sore from the rapier Tho churches.thnt ndmit negroes, the Just wash away tho blues with sunthrusts of the tax equalizer during school that makes no race distinction, lums; hut the latter would la? at once (From St, Albans Messenger) shioo soap; locked up for if long term, while the the past year, when lie showed con­ nn dtho various stores nnd drinking Mrs. Lloyd Pearl, of Jeffersonville, You’ll never cure nn ill by morely former 01*0 glossed over because "U clusively thnt they were shirking places which allow them privileges suffered a fracture of one leg war crying. was all in legitimate fun, dod’t you their duty to the stale by their ab­ equal to the whites, arc confounded ---------------- o ---------------. ,„ , , the hip and several were badly bnkaf Orlando has an “ ice pick" ease l>eknow." The orilianry college turns surdly low assessments, combined to with n situation thnt is unbearable. It doesn t do WIIRRK WE BUFFER. a bit of good to motto; , . , . , .... . . . . . . , when a toboggan overturned what get even with him by the method of tween two negroes in which tho Ice Church member* who » reconciled out one nhle-hrnined, square-loving The.things worth wljity a r e . ^ n y . ; hn!. pick figured ns the weapon. If some An investigation made at Talla­ man to every four who "pass through starvation.' They made a grent deal (liemsolvcd to tw’b' o'r three negro none by trying. p of thrsa Ice wagon drivers don't bring hassee, the results of which were college" nnd come out with no high of noise, entirely disproportionate to worshippers ate in urms about two Don’ t a bigger piece of ice there will he published In yesterday’s Tribune, aspiration to make something of their voting strength, which- only score or more negroes scattering Arthur YowcII is looking for n If you meet one of your m-diton some “ Ice pick" cases in Hanford and shows that Hillsborough county has himself. Even Florida has not al­ numbered seven In the final count. themselves through the chuych and stingy mnn. 1 don’t know what ho ami ho startH Bilking to you, be jolly, thr drivers of the wagons will lie 1,000 more automobiles than 127 oth­ ways been free from indecorous and Representative Weeks declared insisting thnt they be treated with wants with im but ho snys I10 has n if he cracks n joke, laugh. You wool “ picked" and kicked. the name consideration as the white fool rumpuses which several impul­ himself in favor of the tax equalizer, good job or will have one soon for «er counties of (he state combined. break a jaw. Don’t glare at him *#< — — o — ------:------members of the congregation. Pat­ sive bunches, through their terms, provided there was any way in en­ Yet, under provisions o flhc ini­ Him. tell him you heard it years ago. It'* Greece and Turkey will not meet quitous threo-epnt gasoline tax id]I have made, greatly to the discredit force hi* decisions. Soon after the rons of schools are aghast that, in bud form, and you may be the job, (his year nnya the latest report from now going to tile Governor for ap­ of themselves and the state. board wns established he declared, it crowded school rooms, their children The average woman who is quite after nil. ringside circles. Tho purse was not proval, each of these 27 counties will The faculty frequently have de­ ordered several counties to increase are being seated with colored chil­ shy about revealing her age would be Urge enough and the battle-ground receive exactly the same amount clared thnt it wns impossible to stop their assessments in order to bring dren. To see negroes sipping ice furious if Hoincono else revealed it. Love is Blind But Not Rraf could not he decided upon. As soon from the refund of one-third of 1 hut those uctlons; hut, ns yet, it may them to a purity with other counties i ‘ ream sodas in their popular itrinklng Two* women were leaving the thunk j as Dempsey and other lesser lights tax us Hillsborough receives. be asserted they have never tried,— which were compelled to pay more I Places is also too much for these My guess that those Chincsp ban­ ..lare out of tho way there will be a than their duo proportion of the ox- people. They fire beginning to ro- dits wore former opium smugglers in ln*t Sunday after hearing n gnat kt*v The larger and more prosperous I'alatka News. chance for Greece and Turkey in counties, however, ore completely at pease of maintaining thi sinte gov - 1 sent the intrusion. This iH also true New York goes without one dissent­ mon. “ Oh, don't you Just love osf ■ o --------------- new minister?" one asked cjUtirsUj- 1 catch ns catch can and 0 >o devil take the mercy o ftho smaller and unprog­ MISSING I'OUT FOR NEWSPAPER ernment, because of the delinquency where negroes are forcing their way ing voice. “ Sh! Not so loud. My hud>»nd b into white neighborhoods. In ninny the Inst one. of these counties which were shirking ressive counties, so fur ns action'by MEN HAS BEEN DISCOVERED. ------------ o------------ , cases, they have been summarily their duty. He protested it had done the state legislature is concerned. A. 1*. Connelly hhd a splendid dream nothing since its inception except col­ dealt with by indignant property about the golf club,the other night ” One of the best signs of g.owth This is accentuated by the fact Hint The cat Is out of the hag. Nobody Tho Herald for first claw Job *°A. of Hanford in the growth if tin pub the 27, counties referred to above on the outside knew what brought lect tlie data on these lax-dodging owners and tenants—nnd this in the hut personally I think he ought to North and East, counties. It apparently did not oc­ lie aehools. The graduating class is have n combined representation of Walter (’. Johnson, business manager quit sleeping on his bnek. It w Some of thi’se “conscripted” ne­ ways firing on un attack of ' double tho number of other years and 42 members of the legislature, ns of the Chattanooga News to Florida cur to hi nithat thnt in itself was a with all tho improvement* at the against two members for this county. a few days ago until a marked copy great work in which the honest tax­ groes arc already returning to tho mare. High School building it looks like When it comes to n question of im- of the Key West Citiz.on reached the payers of Florida are vitally inter­ South with tales of mistreatment far ested. Nor did it seem to ix’cur to worse thr.n they ever suffered at thorn will be no room for tho big posing special (axes which will Dnn't Want Murh, Do They? desk of the Star-Telegram. This him thnt if the tax equalizing law home. senior class of next year. Our -schools paid almost entirely by the more (Adv. in the classified column) particular issue give* prominence to During n recent race riot in nn lacked teeth, the sensible thing to alone show doublu the number of peo­ populous and prosperous counties tho achievement of two former Key GIRL WANTED—For a perman­ have done would be to supply the de­ Eastern city, a negro rushed into the ple here In the past two or throe the little counties may always he dt West newsboys, the Brassier brothers, ficiency. Tho session is nearing its railroad station nnd demanded u tick' ent switchboard operator; no flapper, years. pended upon to vote such taxes upon twins ,of the Orlando Reporter-Star, end, hut wo have not heard nf any et hack to Florida by the first train and must have ready smile , , ■ ■ o-----------u*. who once delivered the Key West move by tho' honorable repreachtn- "What's tho matter?" asked the voice. . Prefer one who is natural The Daily Herald is going ahead The gasoline tax hill is a case Citizen in its early days and who tlvo looking ^lu strengthening the agent. "Dero’s a race riot," replied diplomat, accurate and wide-awake, . and making arrangements for one of point. Where one gallon of gasoline are now interested in a million-dolthe negro, “ and they’re shoutin' up a write a good hand and a thorough hands of thu equalization hoard. the biggest summers In our history. is sold in one of these 27 counties lar corporation for the development The taxation system of Florida is million negroes down at the plant." typist us well, Call early Monday We believe in making Sanford a sum- probubly 100 or more gallons uro sold of a new seaport city on the east one of the most untiquated nnd inef­ “ Well," said tho agent, "why go to morning. , ntcr town ns we! las a winter town in Hillsborough. In other 'words const of Florida n short distance |fective of any stato in the union. Florida? They arc killing them down me with the above We'd like to find one - This old method of laying down on Hillsborough will Ito payiqg $.'l south of Cape Canaveral. The com­ There is no doubt that the state is de­ theer, too," "Dal's all right, boss," qualifications for the he wai wages they the job in the summer ami taking » gmiojine taxes while one of these pany is composed largely of Orlando frauded out of many thousands of was the reply, "If 1'so got tu be killed want to pay, She'llI be a prizo winsiesta is all wrong. We need to be counties is paying three cents. Y'c capitalist, including II. 11. Dick dollars yeurly that rightfully belong 1 wants to be killed by my friends.” ncr for uny office., Ctntrnl, give this up and dolug all summer lung and when the proceeds of one-third o son, president of the Dickson-Ives to it. Tile system of two assessments, A t th e Princes* Tonlihl This story may ho far-fetched; hut party heaven! getting ready for the big winter be­ this tax are distributed among the Company; James I* Giles, capitalist one for state purpose* and another the truthia that the Southern employ­ fore us. If the lake could tie bulk­ rounties, Hillsborough will not get and former mayor of Orlando; the for county and munldpulties seta ail er is the best friend the negro ever headed from Sanford to Monroe and one cent more than each of these 27 Mossrs. Brassier and Walter John­ the assessors of the state to comiwt- had, simply because he understands to Osteen Furry this could he made counties. son, of the Chattanooga News, more summer resort for the northern If any measure inoyc unjust, unfair widely known us the best secretary ing with each at(icr to so which one him. The negro will never find u North' can manage to contribute the least to people who want to make the summer or inequitable 'than this gasoline tax of u newspaper organization any­ the state. Because some o f the north­ ern employer bailing him out of jail. Clyde Line trips. hnx ever Well pnssfd by the Florida where in tho world, he living the nr .going his bond, when he gets > —............ o — .............. or any other legislature, the Tribune power behind the throne in the South- ern counties *got their assessment* caught "shooting ernps^' He will down so line that they wore not con­ ROAD IT) NEW SMYRNA. would like to get a glimpse of it. eru Newspaper Publisher* Associa­ tributing their legitimate share to never find n steel magnate going per­ If Governor Hardee bus not vetoed the state's expenses, and the tax sonally Into court and pleading his If all plan* are carried out several this hill before this editorial is print tion. A statement in connection with this equalizer orderfcd tho assesments in­ cause when ho gets in trouble. 'hundred mile* of good roads will he rd, we will lx* dl*np|xjiiitcd. If he Florida need not lie unduly exercis­ built in Florida within the next year doesn't veto it as soon ns it reaches new enterprise is that it ia being creased, he excited their wrath nnd rotting aevcral million* of dollar*. him, we will !x> nunc than disappoint n|xinsoml by newspaper men largely they determined to put him out of ed over tho negro migration. If the x-cause of (ho vision and creative business. Delegations protesting commercial clubs of Florida let down Over three quarter* uf a million dol­ ed.—Tampa Tribune. power of the species—plus, of course, against (he Increase hurried tu Talla­ tho bars, Florida can secure ten whit* lars will be apent In the New Smyrna — :-------- o --------------you are bound to come here at least to compare our triad and bridge district alone. Nearly HAZING AT COLLEGES ALWAYS the publicity, Inasmuch us the hassee, with the result that the hoard men for every negro going north. For years, every commercial club in Flor­ with that of other*. So why not come now; and *ott > bne-half of that amount to he «pent streams between tho mainland at finally rescinded Ha order and noth­ DISGRACEFUL on the Dixie Highway, which will he Titusvillcund the hitherto utmost in- ing came of It, except to Ax the at­ ida has guarded against the coming question of this shop’s supremacy? built by tho State Road Dcpartbepl Just why college authorities permit acessible Cape aCnavcral country, tention uf the entire state upon the of floating labor to Florida. Form, Vulcanizing under the federal aid act. This In- outrages under any name to he styled have been bridged by (termam*lit inequalities of tho present Haw, and letters advise such correspondents to The Sooner Y o u Com pare Our Vulcanizi stay, where they are, telling them ^U{ca a substantial and permanent as ethics of the oducatlunal course is structures, thu way will be open to show in a glaring light the necessity shop where and prices, The sooner you decide that this Is ^he shop ' goad for that part o f . the highway what' makes men wonder who read thjs new ocean front development, for a change to a better system. If that too many laborers and artisans gunning through thi* district. A sub­ year after year of the Iwwdy, sensa­ the Fort o f Newspaper Men. Mem­ the board had dona nothing more come here on their own volition and, it is to your best advantage to have it done. stantial road will also be built from tional and preposterous actions which bers of the Florida press may aoon than demonstrate the injustice and therefore, their criming cannot he en­ Paw Smyrna to the bridge across are carried on by some of the very oxpoct to be advised that cottages inequality of the present system couraged. The negro leaders and negro tho SL John* river at the former highest of the educational institutions will he built for their personal use justify its existence. Tho fact that preairheni should tell the better class Qaieen ferry, in thle appropriation of thr country? College outrages when they may cast aside the cares its opponents could muster but seven g goad from tha bridge to the ocean have been characterized "pranks” >n of business and enjoy life at the sea- votes to deprive It o f Its naded reve- 'of their people that. If they go,North Oak A ren oe •t Coronado Beach ia providad. for. the days of old; but tha term ia too shore, unmolested by the rvntleollec- nuc proves that tt»* legislature ap­ white men will Ujc? their (daces here -! VI 1 wsr >roads will lead to Naw Smyrna light. Years ago the police of Boe- tor, and without telephone connection preciates it* value and U disposed to and that, when they get ready to reFRONTS 1 7 • •S'iea will be flrat .Hess.—New ton knew that If Harvard waa a wbi-JwU blhe bank,— Laluilami. SUr-Telo* view, the maUea swiih an open-mind. t urn-ha the tenth, they wil find thornut work; that during all fifeY rive/ Yale there waa bound to be gram. . THE MAN ABOUT TOWN COURSE Kent Vulcanizing Company tV.'.f :'i 1 �C C A L A V RKATB SKRVKK k f for thei INTEREST. PART WEEK'S PROGRAM high school sit t h e V a l d e z • \-pr im l \w A)^r/ nation, they also determine the life •ad tlw character of the individual. It i* indeed very evident that.the graduate* from the hijrfi school should a\»ke »nfc of the character of their ideal* and their ambitions. Ybung women and yoohg men, your Ideals and your ambitions will determine very largely both what you are to bo and what you ate to do. You dare not go out Into the larger experiences of life with n pasaalon* for pleasure driving you along. Such ail idral would bo fatal both far you and for oilier?. If such an ideal should control the ranking of yoqr lifff pro­ gram, yuu would soon discover, or others would' soon discover that you were a menace to nil that 1* highest and brst in the lives of other*, null that your own finer power* were be­ ing prostituted to very unworthy ends. You dare not go out into the more exacting experiences of lift? with nn ambition for money controlling you. A passion for money for the sake of money, will brutalize your finer and your nobler feeling*. Do not permit n passion for money to get pos*cs*ion of you. • i l i r t s t w '. /DHk ' -re: What then is to lie the Ideal which / shall give direction to the plan* whirh you mnke for tomorrow, and for all’ cl the other tomorrow*? To develop your life in the fullent and the most perfect manner so that It may mini*ter in the moat hopeful way to the largest number of people is Iri ideal wroithy of any graduate from our high school. If you have not yet tak­ en time to concern yournelvea serious­ ly aliout the places which you nrcjie* - v m y -: A B * •rfi _ JAB - M mm ■ B SJt m |Alone I walked the ocean strnnd— |A pearly tibell war. In my lumd; jl stooped and..wrote upon the sand, .tily name, the year, ,tho day. |As onward .from pic spot 1 passed, One lingering look behind I east— A wave enmu rollinjf high and fast, Ami washed my Ijncs away. ■ TROUBLE EXPERT casual student of present world con­ ditions knows quite well that just at thla time 'there Is threatening unrest the « i l ^ 0UrJguwtH* The but- • ■1 T ak e advantage o f i t Who K! « At the lowest price ever made, the Ford Touring Car is even better than before. The one-man top, slanting windshield, improvedseats and refined Chassis construction have won instant admiration. EHCRaCHOf EXPcnr txmrauto H AH CLEANtR MlCHOaic f~w i 'S ' y ^BB^5%-' J q y|BT* man 50 u r Savin gs p e p a rh n e n t pay­ in g 4 % Interest a ffo rd s Y O U ah equal opportunity to succeed. C A R Better Than Ever Befo Yessiiywe take a Personal Interest in Every One of Them!” of And jio mclhonght ’twill idwrtly be With every mark on earth for me; A Wave of dark ohlivhm'd non Will *weep across the place Where I have trod tiiu sandy shore >01 time; there will remain'no more time during tlm last half century. Dp Or me; niy nnn\e—the name 1 bore— the citizen* want croked government, Will leave no track, no trtife. or are they too indifferent to work fur wholesome government? And the Ami yet, with him who counts the distiessing thing about it is that this sands, condition i« more, or les» truu in mul­ And holds the waters In Ilia hands, titude* of towns uml citlo*, i‘.The Ideal I know llilf lasting record* stand presented to you demand* that you do Inscribed against my namo. your part in correcting these condi­ O f nil this mortal past hud wrought, tions, mid li^c^rrectlng them a* speed­ Of all this thinking aoul ha* sought. ily a* puisibie. <• \ Of all tho fleeting moment's brought In these dosing moments hy,heart For glory or fo r shame. ■ / * * * ,»ivM|it**#* •»»*1 PiK trfi»!;4il « im i . :< t -t < T O U R I N G H .F acts1will say Mit w as good ju d gm en t, not luck that m ade him __ ______ _______ sa v e m o n e y forlhis start.”m Hy and w f X° U nnd^ our finally elected was openly known to bo n constant violator o f the prohibi­ tion law. He was known to drink whiskey constantly, and certainly somebody had to make that whiskey, and all the citizen* of the county were convinced. that somebody hod to pay lor tiiu whiskey. The man for whom nn equal number of votes were cast in the first election hauled slop from Koine of the homes and hotels of the county »oat to feed hogs. There are some men of genuine worth hi nur state legislatures, hut In the average stuto legislature there nro many coun­ ties represented hy men who do not have the ability to hold a responsible position in their own communities. You are called upon, young men 4vn.1l young women, to do well your part in i i i i l A jtu i''* you hear Home say who succeeds. E b o u 7 * ^ ‘7 W n I ‘W i n * ™ \ V aV ■ 1 ~r 1 1 1 ’L ' *’ * * W : >Sr bjjr a heartless ‘‘whipping bos*." You givo iporo carqfilhattention to tjiy,.ap­ art* called upon to do well your-part letting of thosdlwlio art1 entrusted in Hccing to it thnt another Sheriff with the sacred work of governing our Jones can never disgrace tho law In one Jiundred and ten million people, any. county In the United States. You ' Tho little attention which wo givu to aro called upon to do well your port in the selection of the people who ore to bringing alxiut such u reformation nmko and who ore to enforce our laws thnt another Judge Willis will never constitutas a peril—a very- grave perbe permitted to outrage the sucred- U. For the benefit of any uno who ne»* of any court room. Young worn- may think that this is an unwarranted an and young men, you uro called up- statement I rhnll give you, two illtlson to sec to it that another Ihitrmm trillions which are representative in Lumber Company employing tho scum character. principles which have been employed j knt>w Intimately a county in our in our state can never do business in own „tuto in which three men were any stnte in the American union, and „ 0,njn„t«>d for seats in our legislature, that- another Higginbotham cap.never ^ second election hnd to bo held to put his foot on another boy s neck, j lcjjc which of the three was to repj iiv b s hi* face Into the anml and boat rcguni county. The man who was now, young mt.n nmi yopng women. The iii. ul which we hayu just prerenli-d to you to develop your life in the fullest and the must perfect man­ ner so that It may minister In the most helpful way to the largest num­ ber of jicople—at once calls upon you to consider with profoundext raro the matter of your fun her -preparation. Student* of the Hanford schools, do not I** content with anything less thin the b«>*t training with whirh you can provide yoarxelves. Take, I beg you, Ihii graduating experience n* a kind ” vantage ground, snd look carefuly mtu the world before you. Out there before you are awaiting many Siting snd exacting experiences.* Out its are awaiting many open doors "PPortunlUcs, There is no jloubht whatever but that you wiU he tcMid, and tested repeatedly. Mnny „ °° 1,10 opportunities whieh will call for the very best of training. Shallow or superficial equipment will ot answer the demands which will bo made upon you. A proper appraise­ ment now today—of the largeness of In i i i i i ! cake w® bake thnt r. in the fullest and , the most perfect ntahner so that they may mintster In the moat helpful, way.-U the largest ntimber of people demand* that you live In toneh^-wlth the ■*>nrr<- of rtrength and Inspiration. If you continue youlr prepjirdfion un; til your equipment fit* you *tor the 1 turgrxl frvle) you mu*( constantly alk 1Chi 1st f<»r ruun*ql! I f the 1dGal which iwe have prenented to you thlu'mom! iiijt.hccontss your. «*l»»U pnd’ trtvcs dl. rertbn to yoi^r |iv<pu you /nu*l appro­ priate that suporjxrtlvd hi*l»iretion , which cmqpx fro™. t^'jiTjVan ° f Cali vary. *•/ ‘ I 'Yeung wometf, amj ym.n^ men, Hn;gor, I tiofr you. Jurihie-llwH* graduat­ ing experiences to fcdtorjy 'pdcr Into ■the future, and nddrera to yourselvda ' ilint v; iy searching what •hell the live* of the members of this graduating clrs.i bo tomorrowt |If colic Jib day's contribute’ anything to yeur fitness' foif the more exacting experiences which llfo offer* to you, then you must have Christ revealed to you more perfectly.during your colJ:*ro days. If you would live, and live profoundly; If you 1 want your deeds not to lie :iWt»pt away hy the passing tides, hut 1# you want them to live and to 11vo forever, tiny must l » a product of Christ’* impelling comjmsaiun within you. Menibera. of the Hi23 giiutiulihg class, .whatever jAiu may do or fail ter do, make Christ absolute­ ly first In yoitr Iivrs, nn«l your work will be*immortnlc “ W h eth er it*s yoOr car, M r. Sm ith's or M r. B row n's, it g e ts the sam e good care and ex ­ pert attention tlrnt every car should have. “ W e know%fro m experience that it pays to overhaul a m achine regularly. Owners save money through out* efficien t g a r a g e ser­ vice; and their cars are alw ays b righ t-look ­ in g arid full 'er p e p !” Kuarnnt®® ‘ he pure ° f 0 u r h a k ln * DEPARTM ENT liU'lLDER 0->0lbJ <1, Already the demand for this model exceeds ourability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks we will have to disappoint many who are holding off. Order now to protect yourself. A small payment down and the bal­ ance in monthly installments.' • / Ford priem hammtotrbomaabm f �m rzm m i *■ - pq B i g R e m n a n t S a l e W e d n e s d a y ^ le-tS st w fe° • ' ‘ l ,, , . ’ ■ ' ' - ' ■j , . 'i ’• '* ■,-i -. . { ' H u n d r e d s o f R e m n a n t s of white and Colored. W ash Gopds and Silk, all m aiked O N E H A L F * 1 ., 11. ^‘ r • PR ICE for Wednesday Sale K ... T H E ^ Y O W E L L G O M P A N Y ... *♦+******K*K**♦+?&*♦+*♦**♦**♦**♦**♦**********************K*****♦+*******♦**♦********♦********« — i’ Hfr* REALM OF SPORTS G O L F «w T E N N IS B O X IN G te-C R. L. SHIPP, Editor (HANTS TAKE EIGHTH STRAIGHT Philadelphia ........ 102 000 001— 4 2 3 New Y ork .......... CIO 002 30x—1 7 1 ; BASE BALL NEWS 8 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS • Pittsburgh ....... 100 000 000—4 8 1 Chicago ........... Oil 000 000—2 If. 2 ______ Florid* Hint* League No game* scheduled. **’ St. i/ouin ........ . At Washington I, New York 8, OthehKQot scheduled. Intlonnt league RrdnMyn G, Ronton 5. Now fork 12, Philadelphia 4, Clnclr natl 2, St. Loui* 1. Chicago 2, Pitt|burgh 4. . Southern Association At Chnltanooga-Moblle, rain. At Memphis 0, Blrmlnglmm 0. At Nnflhvllle. 3, New Orleans' 2. Other* not scheduled. HOW THEY STAND Florida State Lenguo Won .....j 28 ...... 24 •..... 18 ...... ID ...... 17 ..... “10 ifroarnpa .. H? radento 1 W°(aytona * »l- I’etei ret. Lost 13 .083 10 21 .402 23 24 2ft ,41ft .31*0 .000 .ir>2 |l t, American league Won Ixiat t«Now York ............. 2ft 10 jtt*bMfdolphln 1H.. IA ., •Cleveland ............. ID 10 ^Detroit .................. 18 18 •^Washington.......... '14 18 St. Jxiuls ....... ....... 14 ^Chicago Ronton . A I Nationol League Won Lo*t , New York ............ 28 8 •Pittsburgh ........... 21 2ft Chlrngo ................ 17 14 Bt. Loull .............. IB 10 Brooklyn .............. 17 17 Doiton .. 14 Cincinnutl ...........— 14 18 10 Philadelphia .............. 8 25 SCHEDULE Oviedo Uvicdu ...................... - BEAD 000 000 000—0 ft 1 When the spark of live is fanned in­ 100 302 OOx—« 12 1 to “ thn flame of life" haw often in the life of any girl come* that blaring New York ......... 301 003 001—8 7 !i moment when sbe heeds the call of Washington 000 001 ooo —1 0 I loVo that I* more powerful than her­ self! Chicago ....... Detroit ....... W illiam s Far ___ Ahead in the H om e Run Clouts Such a moment came to Juan Lowrio only after the most terrific hour of her career—when, because Bhc was seeking the man whu taught her the *he CHICAGO, May 28.—Cy William*, only gentle things she knew, National League veteran of the Phil- stumbled into a pit of flame and lien, strengthened hi* hold on hi* homo crumbling wall* and found—LOVE. run leadership of the major league* yesterday, making hi* eighteenth cir­ And tonight the honor guest* will cuit drive of tho Hannan and hi* fourth be Mutt Turbctl and his lady friend far the week. Ilabu Ruth, by making and will see this wonderful picture hi* ninth humor in Saturday’* game without cost to them. Be there. Matt, against the Athletic* caught up with mid have the Indy with you. Kenneth Willinm* of the Browns, who hu* been the leader in the American Tomorrow—Wanda Hawley and Longue wince the nenaon opened. lint*- Jack Holt in "Nobody’s Money". men credited with four or more homo run* for the season arc: •Wednesday—An'nlLstar Hpctiaieirst ..... . Ameriraiv LSMfcu* ’ "* ' " in “ Ashamed of Parents". William*, St. ’ I-ouis, fi. Ral»e Ruth,’ New York, l*. “ F L A M E O F L IF E ” Hauser, Philadelphia,, 4, National longue A T P R IN C E S S T O William*, Philadelphia, 18. * N IG H T IS G R E A T Hartnett, Chicago, ft. Kelloher, Chicago, ft. Makrtn, Philadelphia, ft. In 1870 the class line* were a wall Trnynor, Piltnburgh, ft. til steel between goal miner* in North Blades,-St. Louis, 4. England ami the gentry. So strict were hey that putixuge from one class Hornsby, St. Loui*, 4. to another was virtually impossible. Grimm, Pittsburgh, 4. Miller, Chicago, 4, Joan Lowrie was only one of a thou* Rottomley, St. lands, 4. solid women who did not look nor act Mann, St. Loui*, 4. like women, but served a* human beast* of burden in the mine*, toiling Tierney, Philadelphia, 4. F IR S T LEAGUE May 24 June ft May 2D June ID July 111 , • Juno 14 June 20 July ft •Ioiii- 7 May 31 June 21 Juno July July Juno June July * 12'3 12 7 28 10 * Juno 12 July 3 Jyly 12 Mny 24 Juno 14 WANT Juno ft June 20 July ft May 21) Juno ID June 21 DcMtiiay , f HERALD ) lb-Malay ..... ............ 1 PEPPER Brotherhood SI. A. June 28 May 31 . . HALF neniinolp Ath. Club Brotherhood St. A. i* Some picture tonight. Priscilla Dean In Frntire* Hodgson Burnett's gront novel, "Tho Flame of Life." INDIANS WIN .......... 010 000 00ft—0 tl Cleveland ... Ft. Lout* .......... 030 000 000—2 ft FOR In Scminolo Athletic* 000 000 001— 1 7 1 Cincinnati ........ 100 010 00*^2 ft 2 A t D e tr o it (I, C h ic a g o 0 . ” ' JJOrtnhdo FOR THE MOVIE FAN Ronton ............. . 000 300 002—ft 0 3 Krooklyn .......... 800 010 002-0 10 ft m i s i s i s M n i s i s n American Longue At St. Lou In 2, Cleveland 0. At At At At : : ADS. • , W W ' B A S IS ,IB A IX * FOOT B A I L B ASK ET BALL T R A P S H O O T IN G piteously by day, cntlng, sleep, and cursing fate* by nUrbt. "Why, you tnlk nonsense," laughed a rich haron, when hi* over-man want­ ed to inaugurate batter conditions for the worker*, "these 'people are little better than beasts I" The new young over-man In one of the mine* beiicVNl In human nature, even though suiik In thl* low scale. Ho looked J&IIT16 t i ^ In everyone. Always was he eager to extend a helping hand to his fcllowmen. ."You are n noble, unselfish char­ acter," he snid to Joan Lowrie, one of the women who drudged in the Mate pit. That wa *the beginning of tho up­ ward climb for her. Humbly, timidly, not for n moment with even h faint hope of hi* love fur her reward, she struggled,In sil­ ence. She. would learn to read, to write, who would lictom • a "indy.” This wondnrtul 'character of Joan Lowrie’* in one of Frances Hndgpon Burnett’* most popular books has been adapted for the srrecn under the title of " ’The Flame of Life." It i* a Ho­ bart Henley Universal-Jewel produc­ tion starring vital and dynamic Pris­ cilla Dean, and will be seen at the Princess Theatre tonight. An excellent cast Was gathered to­ gether to support Mir* Dean and in­ cludes In the principal rule i, Robert Ellis, Wnllnee Berry, Kathryn Mc­ Guire and Beatrice Burnham. Mr. El­ lis give* n remarkably strong perfor­ mance in a very difficult part ami «el-* dom. Jiavappeared„LU.bfiun ■lulvanbi age In ary screen succuss. Manager Herndon of the Primes* Theatre hooked "The Flame* of Life" nr Boon a* report* of Its glowing sur­ er** were received fro mmctrnpolitan circles. He I* confident Unit il will prove a delightful evening’* enter­ tainment. . Y* A PERFECT PERFORMANCE. While enjoying a very line uttrartion in one of our mot(ojiglitou cities I noticed that no one hud been seated •luring the performance. This how­ ever did not make the nto*t impres­ sion. The most striking thing that wa* noticeable was tho perfect order that was maintained. It was a per­ formance full of fun and comedy with pathos to an extunt thnt it gave to the audience that which they should have nt any show to make tho lasting impression and one thut is favorable. After the llrst act and the curtain lowered f with the rest of those whu so cjusired retired to the foyer and enjoyed a cigarette. While standing and talking with some gen­ tlemen n bell rang. The usher quiet­ ly announced "Hoventy-ftvo seconds before curtain rise*,, no one seated during the act." Quietly each one at once return! and look their seat in a few iiuiin^ils the curtain rose and the net went on and every one heard. Compare this with a dozen or more coming In after tho curtain has risen, tho net going on nnd for tho first minute no on*' anywhere near those who arq being seated hears a wort! nor does the one being seated- Such will be the poBcy of the Milano Thea­ ter. An nlut.m will bo sounded be­ American and SBAllKBEZB, fore the curtain rfses which will give European Plan FLORIDA ample time Yor all to he seated before One block from Ocean and Hotel Clarendon. Summer rates the act goes on. No one will be dis­ — Room, $1 per day and up; $5 per week and qp. special turbed, In the rear will ho sdats week-end rates.------------------.Every room has running water provided for, those who nre forced to hu Into and will occupy these until 'the curtain falls. The above policy will prevail as to nil road attractions. Pictures shown in the Milano will he shown under the most fnvorablo con­ ditions. The usual pandemonium that ho often prevail* in some thea­ Do you wont a bargain Ford touring, gooA condition, good tire*. ter* that are not well regulated will ; , ' •' V4 1 not be permitted. Your comfort will all round, demhuntable rim*. It goes for,_____ ____________ __ be looked after In every way, noth­ SEE REG HOLLY AT THE HERALD OFFICE ing thnt will annoy you will he per­ mitted to continue. The Milage will be operated to the A CHEERFUL w e l c o m e a w a i t s y o u entire satisfaction of its patron*. 3E Your presence will,be appreciated by the management and your comfort anft’-guurdcd. Everything, with comfhrtnhlc- neats, pleasant nir and good attractions. All ready somo of the most highest cln*s attractions hnve been hooked. In amide time the rpanngement will give to the public n complete list, of full and .winter shown to he played in the Milane. You will then !*• able‘ to arrange your H.ngngements to meet tho re(pllrcment*. Another very, important regulation that will he carried out: EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. The Milane will never sell stnndlng CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. room. There will never be sold from • 4, ’*i , _ . . i. tlnr box office more seats than wu have In the theater. No Jammed aisles, hut ojaui, dear cjxits if they * * * " j y need be used. In a short time we Will welcome visitors and somo one will he more than pleased to show I-'H K IG IIT A M I l U S I K V a i i l C i n m n : . you over the house. We will an­ One Way From Jacksonville One War From Jacksonville nounce this later. Everything tho ATLANTIC CITY . ;:.w...».A6.44 WASHINGTON, ‘D.C. .11.11 NIAGARA FALLS .... .311.12 BALTIMORE, Ml). _____ 3P.UB jiCht that we can hayu and^fpr your NEW YORK. N. Y. ir.^i BOSTON. MASS. . ........ 42:52 comfort when we open tbc Milano PHILADELPHIA. PA. :tl 1* CHICAGO. ILL. .... ........ 43.18 Theater. PHTSBURGH, PA. . 39-11 CLEVELAND, O. ... ____ 30.31 THE MANAGEMENT. SAVANNAH, GA....... 8.03 DETROIT, MICH. ....... 41.93 ELMIRA, N. Y___ ......... 38.93 TOLEDO, ().• ............ H.71 st'lftlim i:\rt iision I'Aiit:* TO II*i11 1itinr** . . . . ..... . —.......... riUhiilelpblu ... ........ ... ........... .... 5B.00 , riuMion iiM 1141uim1 (i |ji llckf'lx kuikI to return until Oct. Ticket* ijii'aln r>*tw( i'ii Huvahtmfi uuU Jueknitiville. Home Mai* i nihl nave vxlru eba Automobiles c a r r i e d , including ci.ftsED c a r s The new steamship ••DUHKMlIimr’ of the Merrli«nls amt Min m Tinnxitiirlatbin Company will rr.irli .lucUsnovlllv May "Till met |l<f riillu.i. Inlilit via 8utunn:ili M.i> !Mb. SaUInti* for Hiilllmaie SteaniHhlp* Nsnlurket- May Sutli. IVrtUn •.May rot It. C: f. M HiiltinM* er I’lillmi. IHila, *uninslilp Howard May Sltli, l><' < :ilst. MerrlinorU May ZMli. B:oo I*. At. Full loforinnibui on rcuuest ul "Ask Mr.* pi sler*' bureau er RAID WANT AD FOR RESULTS! HOTEL RAYMOND FORD FOR SALE! Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. C . S. M O A N , T r a v . I'a s s .' A g e n t p, m . HAILE, ticn. A*t. Ticket Office and Pier, 800 K. Bay St., Jacksonville. Telephone C3* HOOFING Win-11 >.«ur m en com* lilx l.i a roiiOiiK jo b they u p p ralv" t lir lr « i.rk w ith utter « a ll.f e c llo n ln*cno»«' lli.-y ktuiM- llu il our r.i.illm ; |in |w r P lu s tin ti Irn liir tl itlillllr eomtilox in m ake the lliu -st klrul of job. They all like U SC O H ill United StatesTires are G o o d Tires Lum ber Co. ollulldrrs' tlrnduu*,.- I(M" Chon* 130, Sanford R O B A B L Y h a lf the motorists o f A m erica ride o n Fabric Tires. ' B y the hundreds o f thou* sands they have stuck to 'U sco” year in and year out. If there ever was a tested m o n e y ’ s*worth “ U sco ” qualifies—and to spare. Made by the makers o f U . S* Royal Cords* P An Announcement of Interest to You-and If Thin is to announce to the public in general that I have purchased the Repair Departm ent o f the Park A venue G arage and wilt be pleased to have you call at any tim e and inspect my up-to-date equ ip m en t I am g ivin g every job my personal attention and, as in the past, guarantee to give complete satisfaction. M y prices are aa rcason- able as consistent With good work. — — lL‘-:4. ■ ■ ■ Give me a trial— PU ..........— — cure all your automobile ills. Wheretobu FRANK AKERS’ TIRE CO„ Sanford, Florida J. E. CRENSHAW Corner P ark and SecondM.: J-)y, iW -'K l:.. ’ > -a / t • ■ LAWTON BR03. CQ, Ovleds, Florida MIDWAY GA -Just Call Phone 270 ** ’ VW ,11* Pi; AT TUB i’RINCESS THEATUB TONIGHT- - i ■.Y ; Lonswood, Florida �t 0* w'! |Y H E R A tP , MONDAY, W thaiWlrTcTthe FaVnijy-. Pa w ill have to koop sm oking twoniv four V *E tu , • HOUJRC VO. t i r r i K . (v v o h G. . oJ>TH tVEM LS *E & ps«.s.\ vee p.A.re tva* B. W . H E R N D O N INSURANCE AGENCY riRP-------- AUTO--------- RONDS S. 0 . Shinholser Contractor and Builder BANFORI) -v FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons lU In h lla k rS !»«*» Ileal l>tntr, Loans and Insurance I’honr IS 101-8 Magnolia Arc. STEWART The Florist Cut Floaeri-------------- Floral Deulgna Annual and Ornamental Plants ' 811 Myrtle Are.----------- Phone 260-W SANFORD M A C H IN E COMPANY General M achine a n d B o ile r Works Cylinder G rin d in g A utom obile R epaid* A c c ly le n c W e ld in g Phone 62— — S a n fo rd , F lo rid a l VV. s. l eak 1/eak J. II. Culriough & Colclough INSURANCE Fire—l.ife— Auto Nii. a First Kat'l Hank Illdg. Annex SANFORD -:FLORIDA McEwan is ViceCommander o f the American Legion WF.ST PALM BEACH, May 2(1.—O. II. McEwan of Milton, Florida, was yesterday appointed vice etate com­ mander of the American Legion for West *Florida by Jerome NViedman, state commander, of thia flty. Mr. MrEwan has l»cc na member of tho state executive committee and active in legion affairs. He succeeds C. A. Landrum of Pensacola, who moved out of the district. V — •••mi i . DKAIERK LICENSE ♦1 BILL IS PASSED TALLAHASSEE, May 28,—Auto­ mobile dealers would pay a tax of 413 for tho use of a dealers' licen se under the terms of a bill by Senator MacWilltsms passed by the senate Saturday. Dealers now tag sold cars with dealers’ licenses, Mr. MacWilliams pointed out, when really there la no such thing. The one tax would permit them to use as many dealers’ tags as they had can- The ■evrhuc would go to the state made. ** •" . Far quick results, try a was! a t ■ i . . F ls h c r Np u rs a day now* OH.I.<=\H0S' I CMA^NCBO - lV-» C o N N fX K'G.GP'ONiSrtCVlK F o Q . * G R * \ H D P u \ N H e P .^ { _______ . > Sv.OK.H- E H MO, OOCHttv S oon c*r e n o o c u kOOPOV^S ^OQ. I POEMIOH . r;—----- - FOR S A L E -S IX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, PART C^SII, DAL* ANCE ON EASY TEDS, ALSO A SMALL REARING ORANGE GROVE A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS "K", P. O. Box 34, LAKE MONROE FLA. 41-12tp Cards of Sanford's Repot* able Professional Men, each FOR SALE—4500 buys 5 acres, |2G0 r •f whoa. In Ua chosen pro* buys 2H acres, good fruit and rut Too can find the naaro of faasloa tbs Herald recom* den land, within City of I*nkc Mary, errry lire Boaineea Men menda to the people. the cominR tourist center for Semi­ la Sanford la thla Column nole county. Land high overlookinR each day. two beautiful Infcca. Tho city dwel­ ler’s dream.—Lake Mnry Realty Co., Lake Mary, Fin. 49-7tp G eorge A , D eCottes Attorney-nt-Law FOR SALE— 10 ncrcs land, 5 tiled In Quick Service T ran sfer fine shape. Mule and fnrming im­ Orar Seminole County Bank Storage Facilities plements go with i t Cheapest thing SANFORD -:FLORIDA going. See me at once. Bargain.— If ve pleaae yon, tell others; If iM , W. J. Thigpen. 49-0tc tell ns. Phone 498 FOR SALK OK RENT—6 room bun­ F R E D I t W IL S O N galow, furnished or. unfurnished, corner 4th street and Holly avenue. ' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SANFORD N O V E L T Y Apply W. It. Pell, 811* West Thin! St. WORKS First National Bank Rnildlnf 50-Gtp SANFORD •:* FLORIDA l-OU SALE—Six ncrcs land, two tiled, V. C. COLLEIt, Propa well located.—F. A. Peters, Routo General Shop and M ill “ A” , Sanford, Florida. Gl-6tp W ork E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N FOR SALE—1 almost new sewing CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ARCHITECT machine 1 nl;most new ice box; 2 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. beds with springs and mattress; 1 Room 7, Miller Bldg. dresser and wash stand; 1 table nnd 4 4AN FORD -:* FLORIDA chairs, 1 oven. Inquire 100 Third St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY W 8u Ml h* Ml M Mi Mi >M H ens T h at Produce t M U niversity o f Florida A r e Born, N o t M ade C om m encem ent W e e k Started Y esterd ay Big Kgg-Layera Develop Only From Slock That llaa laying Record NO BACCALAUREATE SERMON I1Y DR. VANCE WAS FULL N* By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Direc­ IL F. WHITNER, JR., COUNTY AGENT OF INTEREST. • tor, the School of Agriculture, Nt» On Saturday the County Agent can Ik* found in his office In the International Correspondence GAINKVILLE^ Kin., Mny. 28.— Nn basemrnt of the Court House, At any other time he majr.^be • Schools, Scranton, Pa. Na Marking thccightccnth nnnunl com­ reached through the office of tho Chamber of Commerce. l\cave mencement exercises nt the Univer­ NO all calla there. The reason for great variation In sity of Floridn, will be tnlks by Hon­ . «'Kg production between •hens of dif­ orable Wlllinm Jennings Bryan, Dr. la M IN N l l*>T 8|| R a M M 8* h i h i 8 « N 8* 8* James I. Vnncc, of Nnshvllle, Tenn., ferent strains of a variety and some­ times even IkRwocii individuals In- a Tho County Agent will he out of is evidenced by the fact thnt about and Dr, Hnivity W. fo x , president of flock is not quite clear to th? Inex­ town all of thia week until Saturday, II pcf cent of Inst ycnr’a weevils liv­ open Sunday, Mill I ......... Scmfwcmf perienced poultryman. Most people attending some meetings in the Mnn- ed through the winter nnd nro out and Emory University. Ccrcmonlea open­ believe that If hens nrc properly fed ed Sunday, May 27, and will last ready for business. qtec section. through Tuesday. The class of and housed. they all should produce On Wednesday, May 30th, with the Plnnt Commissioner Wilmon New­ ninety candidates for graduation is equally well, hut nothing i« further permisaion of J. M. Brown of Beck ell, of the Stntc Plnnt Board of Florltho Inrgcst thnt hns ever been turn- !ftom the nctunl facts. Hammock, there will he n demonstra­ idn, who directed hibernation testa nt Tho quality of producing ogg> is In­ od out nt tho University, of Floridn, tion of the Floridn Method of Boll Gnlnesviilc, in spenking of these tests nnd 28 of the Seniors will nisu receive born. Correct (oedlng nnd housing Weevil Control ,on n few rows of his snid, “ A large percentage of boll wee­ commissions in the United States nrc are important to develop the liest cotton. The squares will be picked vils survived the winter. Of 20,000 nrmy during the exorcises. Mondny possibilities of the hen, but no amount and the pliinta dusted with calcium ar- plnccd in enges nt Gainesville last will l>e known i“ Alumn Day," nnd ut o f cure nml feed will enable a hen senate. Thia is A little cnrly, hut fall, 2,780, or 14 per cent had come this time graduates of former yenrs thnt hns no capacity for egg produc­ cotton Is well advanced nnd those that out of hibernation by May 16, nnd fro mall parts of the stntc will hold tion to Iny more tlmn a certain nuni* are Interested arc invited to be pres­ Ihere were others yet to come opt. their annual business meeting and[ ent. „Two o'clock Ih the afternoon Thin is an abnormally high * winter Tills ability is pnssed on from ono luncheon. will probably be convenient, and that survival nnd portends n yenr of ex­ generation to another, the same na Opening tho three dny exercises cessive weevil damage” time will be set.. any other trait nuch na white feathers, will bo the baccnlnucratc sermon by Becnuso of the-expected excessive Dr. Jnmca I. Vance, pastor of the single comb, feathered or dean lega, * 5i-ntp Wnlcrlno Now Before Roll Weevil, weevil ravage, l)r. Newell recommends etc. First Presbyterian Church of Nash­ It la impossible to tell by looking at' Dcclsrca Plsnt CnmmiMioner thnt farmers make every effort to ville, Tenn. The sermon will be de­ u hen w,h*‘ther or not ahe will ho a “ Some morning cnrly In June Mr. carry out every phase of the Floridn FOR R E N T livered in the Gninenvllli) High school C H E L L E M A IN E S fine producer. Although certain ex­ Boll Weevil is going to wnkc up to method of boll weevt! control. Ho FOR BENT—burnished rooms with the fact that war has been declared on snys thnt it is absolutely necoSsnry auditorium. Special nents have been ternal chnrnctcristlra indicate good LAWYER -:* light housekeeping.—K. E. corner of him nnd his kind throughout North thnt, tho method Ik? njqlled exactly ns reserved for the nlumnl, who will sit layers nnd other* poor luyors, It t» — Court House s 11th street nnd Elm Avc.—M. Sch­ Floridn. He Is also going to find, to recommended In Experiment Station in n body, thus establishing n new quite u well known fact that there neider. 47-Gtp his.mnaaomaut,'that.thu forces organ-, Bulletin 105 nml in tho tjuartorly Bul­ precedent nt tho State University. nro striking exceptions to any ruicq Dr. Vnncc is one* of thu most noted of thia kind. In some cases fine F OH —A 12-room house, nice­ fr.cd ngninst him arc equipped with n letin for October, 1922, of the State* Rooms 226-228 of Southern orators, nnd will take for looking fowls will not produce an egg ly furnished for hoarding. Imiuire deadly nnd efficient weapon, for his Plant Board, either of which nmv Ire the subject of his sermon, “ lie n DR. R. M. M ASON nnd others, In spite of all that' can lie at 503 West Thlril street', Mrs. S. A. destruction—u system of fighting new secured from county agents or the Man.” DENTIST Chancellor, Prop. 47-Gtp to him nnd which he cannot outwit. In Gainesville offices of these institu­ . Alumni Dny, Momlny, Mny 28, will provided, will lay only n few. New Mdsch Building 700 Kxg Cells F O I~ R K N f Three room furnished short, he is going to bo 'up nguinst’ tions, bo otic of tho most active of the en­ Phono 201 Sanford, Florida In n hrnlthy, well-developed pullet It is highly Important thnt the tire period. Election of o ffic e s of apartment. I.ee Bros,, 415 West the Floridn method of boll weevil con­ 47-tfc trol.” method lie s|q>|b‘ l nerordl’.g to dire;- the Alumni Association and discus- from n flock of heavy Inycra tho ovary First Street. So declared Wiltnon Newell, plnnt lions. If npplied properly, it menns sldn of important pluns for th« bet­ jusl*bcfurc laying time, will be found FOR RENT 3 unfurnished rooms, at well developed nnd covered with a W . J. T H IG P E N Si t Elm Ave. ’ 48-5tp commissioner of the State Plnnt Hint 90 per cent of n normal cotton tering of the University will be taken considerable number.of egg cells in.all crop will be made, other conditions be­ Board of Floridn, in n recent inter­ up lit the business meeting, which F'OR RENT—Furnished rooms and ‘ R eal Estate stages nf development. As many as view regarding this method o f weevil ing fnvornble.will be held at 11 o’clock in the I-nw kitehennrttc for Ijght housekeeping, FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE 700 nf these hnvc l>ccn counted In o»n building. At 1 o’clock, the "nlumnl 701 Magnolia ave. 49-tfc control which was developed Inst yonr pullet. under his direction. Continuing, I)r. ti’ row Legumes After the Spring Crop luncheon,“ .one of the,biggest events -OfTlre 271 FOR RENT—G room modern house, Nowell snid: Large numlK’rs have been found, -PhoneaBen. 205and the Land is Retired of the senson nt the University, will 49-Stp new. Phone 595-R. with 300, 400, mid 500. This does Idleness is n crime nnd tho farmer ’ “Just how effective this method is tuke place nt tho Commons. Tho FOR RENT—Small cottage, boo J. is shown by the results where it wns who nilows land to lie idle after the grnilunting class will present a not mean thnt each egg cell will de- , D R . J. T . D E N T O N Musson, 001 Palmetto Ave. 50-9tp. used lust year. In 20 fields of uplnnd mnln money crop of tjio yenr hns been “ alutn" nt this affair, and tho cluss velop into an,egg, but it does Indicate PHYSICIAN-SURGEON NOTICE cotton, where the method wns ap­ harvested—without some really justi­ of M3 will hold n rc-unlon. Promi­ the maximum cupucity qf tho hen to Rooms 206-207-208 Mrisch Building FOR RENT—One furnished house In plied, the average production wna 439 fiable reason—is guilty of n crime. nent nmnng the visitors nt tlie com­ produce eggs. Many ekternal factors Influence tho pounds of seed cotton to the acre, Thnt mny lie putting it pretty strong, mencement will be Judge Nathan P. choice location. See Paul I-nke. D R . G. S. S E L M A N 60-tfc while where the method wns not ap­ but this mistnko cannot be warned Bryan, ilrst chairman of the Board of number that will dovcliip. Some un­ favorable conditions during tho course Practice Ilmitod to FOR RENT—On Daytona Beach, plied, nltho conditions were identical­ against too strongly, according to Control and nt present Judge of the of inruliatlon peem to reduco the num­ Diaeases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat cottage on bench front, six rooms, ly the same, the yield was only 1G4 John M. Scott, of tho Floridn Experi­ U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. , The "University Dames" will en­ ber of eggs. It Is possible in this one Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted bath and screened, nun porch for pounds to the acre, thua showing nn ment station. “ Idleness makes loafers, tho kind increase of 270 pounds. This acre intertain In the afternoon nt the home stage to reduco tho productive capac­ month of June. Write II. M. Dickson, Meisch Building ity of a pullet 75 or 80 per cent. Dickson & Ives, Orlando, 60-3tc crcaso was worth, nt current prices that sit uround and tell the other fel­ of Colonel nnd Mrn. E. S. Walker nt In order to develop eggs it is nec­ for cotton and'seed, 422.22,' while it low how to do it. In fact, idlenesa Is n reception for Col. nnd Mrs. W. J. Examined Glanaes Designed FOR RENT— 1 furnished housekeep­ ccst only 41-57 to apply the treatment n crime,- And this is applicable to Bryan, Judge N. P. Ilryan, nnd the essary for thu pullet to bo properly ing or l>cd room, 43.00 |ier week. 314 which made the Increases possible. Innd ns well as to men," Prof. Scott faculty and their wivqs. At the same grown and then to ho supplied with H enry M cL aulinf Jr., Enat Fifth Street. 61-2tp Had thia method boon used over.Flor­ says. time the Twentieth Century Club of tho proper food and housing facilities, O pt. D . • * A soil thnt 1s not kept busy grow­ Gainesville will entertain the Senior military surroundings, etc., so that ida’s cotton ncresge in 1922, it would WANTED Optician-Optometrist hnvo meant an increase o f over 22,- ing some qseful crop will grow a crop class and their friends nnd reliitivcs nil of its vitality nnd energy may be ill Baal Firat S t m t Sanford. Fla. sfHtMuliAMiUk WANMb—Mu.l 000 bales and more than 11,000 tons of of weeds, and weeds take _ fertility ut the Woman's club house on West devoted to egg production, lfrn Like Machine bo experienced. Address P. O. Box cotton seed, altogether worth about from the soil and mean another crop University avenue. The hen may lie considered a ma­ of weeds and further loss of fertility 32-tfc The annual oratorical contests will two and a half million dollars. 221. chine that will take feed and convert “ Tho appealing fcaturo of this next year, is the experience of this take placd in the University Gymna­ WANTED— Used musical Instruments It Into eggs; hut thia can bo.done only.. sium nt H o'clock in the evening, and Instruments of every description. treatment Is that It is all given in farm specialist who goes on to say: up to her Inborn limit of egg produc­ “ It is true that weeds add . some following these the Senior class will Will pay cash or tiado.—M. I* Price about a week's time—early in June tion. And It will be Influenced citjier t give the annual danco in tho same humus, but there they stop in their Music Co., Tampa and Zack Street, —and after it is given tho farmer's favornMy or un'nvorably by tjio con- j building. mite of good. Grow a legume on the fight against the weevil is over with |Tampa, Fla. 6-2fi-lmo-c , — — Ml land— which can be done almost as Graduation exercises will be con­ dltions surrounding the hon. . » WANTED—Two or thrive thousand for the season. If the egg germs or overums are . “ So practical has'tho method shown easily us can a weed—and besides ducted in the gymnasium at lb Classified Ada Ic a word. No Na feet cypress celery boards. 'A d­ not in the hen It will not be possible , iiumus there will bo added to the aoll o’clock Tuesday morning, at whirh Ad taken for Iras than 25c. M dress Mr. 505 East Third Street.» itself thst all tho county agents of Florida’s* cotton-growing counties thu very dearest and most vital ele­ time Dr. Harvey W. Cox, formerly for her to produce eggs. On the oth- , And positively no Claaaifled . ' 49-3tp Doan of tho Toavher'a College at the rr hand, if the egg germs are there , have made Its demonstration their ment of plant food—nitrogen. Ada charged to anyone. Cash Ml U E i> WANTED—District Tigwicy “ Bcggarweed, cowpcas, peanuts and University, will deliver the address. It will lie jiosslblc for her to produce . leading work for the year.■ Each must accompany all orders. M opqn to an A -l insurance producer, agent will demonstrate how to apply velvet beans are probably the best Diplomat, priu*», and medals will be the maximum only if given proper a Count the words and remit Ml acordlagly. M> only those with best of references and the Method and will have demonstrat­ legumes for this state. It is a little awurded by Hon. J, C. Cooper, Jr., conditions. For this reason the poultryman de- . Ml a proven ability will be considered. ion fields where results can be noted late to plant velvet beans, but It is o ftho Board of Control. Major John Address, stating age and experience. throughout the season. not too late to plant peanuts, cowpcas >F. Co noley will award commissions siring egg production must always be | State Agent, Box 186,7 Orlando, Fla. as second 'HcuLqnanla In the resur/oa sure that his pullets are being hatch- « “ In Lafayette, Jackson,' Union and and bcggarweed. , ., ’ 45-flte to those who i,have successfully com­ cd from a strain that hma the quality i “ Hundreds of acres of land that ord counties', w hich.‘ have no FOR SALE WANTE^'TO BENT OR LEA8E—. pleted their four ycerqtpf Reserve of egg production highly developed. * have grown crops o( cucumbers, can­ Is, tho State Plant Board , ar* 6 or 0' room house wkh room for special representatives, Air­ taloupes, celery, or other spring crops Officers Training Corps work and He should then apply proper methods * : > FARMERS— You cow and chickens in or noar Sanford. ing May and June, to assist tho farm­ could advantageously be planted , tp will also present five certificates In and ho will be able to prpduce a large * t n m r t and irrigation plug* at tha f —I). N. Floyd, P. O. Box 1448, Orlpn- ers In sb«Jy the method. these crops, instead of being left to lieu of commissions. Mrs. W. T. number of eggs per hen. Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc ■ — ■ . . i ... ® j, : Gary, daughter of Dr. W. F, Yocum, do, Florida. 40-8lp fate and a crop of weeds* For the •Tho C oU c*r«r Agriculture o f the FOR SALK— Dealer and Uaya’ paints Artitsta have dlscvered that the ^ ^ pioneer In public school work in tlie sake of the land, of tha livestock on University of Florida, the State Plant \VANTKD—Housekeeper .'on farm and varnishes at Sanford Novelty sa too un« ilong. «uBi That « »,_ flng Is ought near Sanford. 8mall family. $7.00 Board, their representative* and the your farm, and of your pocketbook, state and formerly of the fatpltleaB| national nn§ Works, Sanford agents. 184-tfc -- --------------- and the State Col -j to be all right. Tho national anthem * University farmers are all lined up solidly for a plant a leguirte on this idle land and lo- f the per week. Phillips Apt. No. 2. F o i r bALK— Rhode island eggs Tor *49-2tp whirlwind, ‘eUre-kill’ fight on the wee­ convert what would otherwise he a lege for Womon, will present tot thoi says expressly, "Long may it wave.” ! — •*- • - hsndsome ------ l —^ j ____________________ netting, 16 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. University hsnd-palntod WANTEIV M HUY \ i'a late model vil, and it is freely predicted that crimo Into a personal and publk bene­ Henry Ford has $200.009,0Q0 in* 1 Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, San­ portrait of her fsthcr by Mrs. Emms faction.” Florida'e cotton crop this year will Fords. Will pay the best prico for pash. Henry’s rot- a counterfeiter, j ford. •' 83-tfp Bauman. ’ t • f ■ . *v them. Grey Motor Sales Co., Foot show « decided increase over that of These non-stop dsneers must be j Hon. W. J .Bryan will be the ettef but ho certainly rhuws haw to FOR*SALE~Larre ■ Saril B boat, every East First SL Ite Uet year," srtong and vigorous people—from speaker st the annual RaUry-lunch- dollars out o f tin,—Nashville /convenience, four cy}!indor motor, in L O S 'T Will *coitr Weerite H arrived Win* the neck down*— Nsshvllle sen at which tbs graduates will be remarkably good condlt Boll U# j guests, at 1:30 nelly 39tidey any offer—L L H. LOST—Burlington watch, rm rrt *9. h — -— “ J u n io r U “W who want to The containing Fo r " hath. in . water.,, Some CLASSIFIED : ADS : i * A•n • � 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. 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RATOHt.*r, Mavis, l VOLUME wmy TT~C TRIAL OF, HI !* >P m . t'i •«* »!• * l ’j I I T t,iu U fl M il VI Judge Campbell Will ^PrpBabiy Preside at -*-«•-A MAN WH 0 1 3 WBLLB|WP- PING BOSS L IS TO BE AT LAKE CITY •--~f» - —•*Tt - J. 11 GROSS CITY, Fla., M s / ^ - T h T t 'd a ' of ’W alter nigRinb-nham convirt whipping boas, will probably be held a t Lake City clrtuit c^urt Junc.4th it was announced by court officials. Judge Campbell, w o ***• . .. the motion by the atate for a change of >cnuo from Dixieicount>r In' lh« J gingbotham case and other court officials loft today bell will Immediately make a report to the \ r l f o b e l l will bo ra­ tion with the eaae will term inate It l e ^ a b l e t h a l C a m p ^ l w lllbo ra MOTION FOR CHANGE OF VKNUB In InvcstiRalion'of the D eath of assigned by the governor to preside a t Higginbotham a trial at Lake City. GRANTED—NO DATE SET Tabert gitd In D iner FOR T ltE TRIAL PED TO HEADD 8 T A » L » AGRICULTURE DEPT. WAS PROPflENT J^ U S S 7 L D W . M*r rater was exenttqd executed by Fhmch Fhsnch Schlagetcr * jr*iln»d* troo todf y for sabotage w\ijtfiln ffe i In occupied regions and otherrooffenses, He was shbt shot In in n stone quarry. Inear tho.cemetery and his 'bodj^ w fs «lellvcred forthwith to fometory authorities. This Is first f xccutfon jin .occu­ pied xonc. Schtagcter w aj oftpriod to th q tquarry by two priests and went Unfaltering to his death. Ten shota were fired a t him. Besides sabotage Schlagetcr, who ..as a former Prussian officer, was convicted by French court martlon of espionage and association with criml* nnls. 'Me admitted ho had blown up railroad tracks and bridges. French regarded hint ,aa chief I of murder gangs which have boon carrying on n campaign of terror against occupa­ tion of the Ruhr. C OF PR ESEN C E A G A IN 8T FOHEIG LiiqU l l O R ON FOREIGN SH IPS • BRITAIN DECIDES ON NO- BREAK WITH RUSSIANS BRITISH EMBASSY And Spanish G overnm ent H ave LAST NOTE UNSATISFACTORY A lready E xpressed Them tiUT CAN IIP. NEGO/ SE LV ES ON SU B JEC T T1ATKD VH . in r Tks a m »«u ih Pr »«s> WASHINGTON, D. C„ May 20.— J&atters LO^IKIN, May 26.—tlr e a t Britain Five foreign governments already CROSS ' CITY, May 20 .—Judge has decided there shall be no break have made known to the atate depart­ • ,Hr »•"—> .Campbell yesterday sustained a mowith Russia. It Is held In diplomatic ment their position In regard to tho TALLAHASSEE, May 2<L—Repre­ lio n by the state for a change of circles that while the last note from recqnt supremo court ruling agalnat sentative Kcnncrly of Putnam coun­ venue in the trial of Walter Higgin­ Moscow In some respects was not the presente of liquor bn folalgn t , who took a prominent part In tho botham, whipping boss, switching the wholly ^satisfactory remaining polnta IffUUtivc Investigation of the death ships inside the thro mile limit. Be­ f l scone of the trial to Lake City, Columin dispute with soviet government are sides the communication - received of Martin Tabert, today announced blh county, No date was set for the susceptible of solution by negotiation. yesterday from the British embassy him candidacy for commissioner or trial. the department has received tha sericulture at the next general elec­ . Miicii Will Depehd Upon Personality o f the New TICK BILL UP The Judge’s action followed argu views of Spanish government, also In tion in opposition to Commissioner Spanish Shijjs . * . Pretitier' manta th at cbnsumpd the entire day, IN NEW SHAPE writing and attitude of French, Ital­ McRae. Driven from U. S. counsel fpr tho state contending that ian, and Dutch governments havo MAY PASS GATE by Dry Rulings boon presented orally to Hughes. TALLAHASSEE, May 20.—Child a fair trial of tho charge of first de­ .e r e U M h gree murder against Higginhotham LONDON, May 2<!.—The’ new Welfare and maternity work In this In substance It was said a t ’the de­ could not be obtained here,'and pre­ ministration was completed last night acquiesce unless all could enter to­ TALLAHASSEET^Msy 26.—Re­ NEW YORK, May 26.—The Span­ partm ent five countries .have taken aUte under the prolvslona of Shcpgether, and tho "die-hards" section of pcrd-Towner net of congress got s sented affidavits in support of tho and is In readiness to meet parliament, the conservative obstlantely refused to drawn tick eradication bill will be ish Royal Mall Steamship line, operat­ the samo position in calling attention bad jolt st the hands of the senate contcrition. have anything to do with Lord Birk­ called up In tho houso Monday Rep­ ing between Barcelona, and New to "inconveniences" resulting from which reassembles Monday. ♦ resentative lecwls said today. The bill York* has ordered discontinuance of the decision and also point out th a t' yesterday. In fact, if the senate held T[ie official list of tho cabinet and enhead. will be drawn along ths samo lines of all American sailings, Luis Llanao, lo­ freedom of International commercial to its position, the work, it is under­ Mr. Baldwin, nevertheless, has suc­ other officials Issued last night shows bill which subjected to fire of house cal agent for tho company announc­ intercourse was threatened if here­ stood, will come to nn abrupt halt. ceeded In the populnr belief, In the net In change of personnel Is the last week but provides expense of ed. The discontinuance was ordered tofore recognised practices of com­ strengthening his government in n Following n hitter attack by Sena­ substitution of Lord Robert Cecil ns somewhat u n c a p p e d manner. In the rounding up nnd bringing cattle to lierauso of tho recent supremo court modity between the nations in this re­ tor* Stokes, Hodges nnd Johnson, Lord Privy 1 ntho sent of Andrew Bo­ dipping vnts ho equally borne by tho decision forbidding foreign vessels gard are abandoned. first place ho has secured Ixird Rob­ ■long the lines of the opposition de­ ner I .aw, who held this portfolio In from bringing liquor Into American ert Cecil, who, while holding the sine­ owner nnd tho state. ’ veloped in congress to the passage of addition to tho premiership, and the territorial limits, ho said. WASHINGTON, May 20 .—Great cure posltlo nof Lord Privy Seal, in the act, there, the senate by a votie promotion of Itonar Law’s secretary, ST. LOUIS, May 2 C.-W llllam C. Britain's position on tho liquor ques­ of £1 to r. refused to pass a bill by H u s b a n d o f Or l a n d o w o m a n John C. Atkinson to a plncc in tho order to perm it him to rontlnuo his European statesmen should realise Steigers, 77, second, vice-president of tion as communicated to tho state dework for tho Lcaguo of Nations, will Senator Butler which would formally government—as chancellor of the tho PullUcr Publishing Company, that a very poor place to balance , partm ent today by the British, em­ WAH BURNED IN THE prove a great accession to the debat­ accept .the Federal assistance pro­ Duchy of Lancaster. There have, which publishes the Post-Dispatch, power is on an empty stomach. WRECKAGE vided in the act, oFr the past acvIf Germany had paid more atlcn .. bassy. Is understood to be based on however, been n few chnngcs in minor ing strength of the government. In tho second plncc he hns obtained died at his home hero yesterday. He tlon to Matthew, she would be hav­ a contention that American port •«* eral months, the work hns been carthorlties have no Jurisdiction in Inter­ WASHINGTON, D. C., May 26.— ol flees of tho government, but other -1 a promise from Reginald McKenna, was widely known In newspaper cir­ reid on by the State Board of Health ing less trouble with the mark. wise the men guildlng the codntry a cles. national law over liquor brought Into Major Thomas Duncan, Army Air on a limited scalo under provision destinies are the same ns thpsc who the famous head of tho Great City n civil cmAmerican waters, as a p art of the Service anAJjfcS. Krupp and Midland Bank, to take over the of the act provided that the governor had this task in hand before Bonar regular supplies or foreign vessels. chancellorship of tho exchequer, a few could tentatively accept it on behalf ployo of thc'W h'nu met death yester­ L a * tendered hi* resignation. The authority of American officials day at the Bolling Field in # crMh of of the various stttas until .the legisla­ Stanley Baldwin, the new premier, months hence, shhuld Mr. McKennas under 4 hls construction, extends only pn airplane In which they had Just ture met and passed upon it. Senaiii assuming the post of head of the health permit. to portions of the cargo of foreign started a flig h t Tho machine, pilot­ When Mr. Baldwin failed to secure to Butler’s bill would have provided government, had two objects in view: ships which are Intended for importa­ ed by Major Duncan, had just taken Sir Robert Horne for the chancellor­ for the appropriation of $18,00b ns first, to secure n stronger government tion Into tho United States, and In the state’s share of expense, the off and At n height of 200 feet went thnn that under Bonar Law, and, acc- ship ho Incited Mr. McKenna, who 1 no way permits of intcrfarenco with was a member of the Asquith admin amount to lie matched, it is • undcr- into a tall spin and crashed to earth. . _ -- # * Tho wreckage immediately naught fire ond, If possible, to reunite the coOMri latratlon, but lately has shown signs cither the rations or stores of such itood, by the Federal government. • •both •• men - Wcro burned beyond vativu party. To some extent he Is of veering toward tho conservative vessels when they put into American nnd The state’s f 18,000 hntl already been tonsldercd to havo succeeded in hia aide of'politics, to accept tho portfol­ recognition before those who had wit­ ports. . , provided for in the general appro­ first ptirpose, but to have entirely Suidents In tho now regulations’ now being nessed tho crash could reach them. io. Mr. McKenna 1s Just recovering priation bill. drafted these officials are said to Major Duncan was 41 years old, failed In the second. None of tho con from nn Illness, nnd ho has promised The senate's action threw Into have taken ’cognisance of the fact and was the son of the Isto Brigadier servatlvcs who “wont into tho wilder­ to join the' government a t tho end of After the menu, John Wilson, preslThe Vnlclez Hotel wss tho scene of route, the forces that have been work­ that the opinion of the supreme court General Thomas Duncan. Krupp camo ness" with David Lloyd-Goorge when two or throe months, providing his the most Joyous event In the history dent of tho Junior Class and toast­ mode no mention of tho mcdlflnal ing here with the legislature in the ho re from Pennsylvania. Both wore the coalition government collapsed, health at that time has reached a sat­ of the Senior nnd Junior classes of tho master in n roost appropriate speech liquor clause. inlercHt of the various women’s or­ Some oflclaln are married and made their homes here. has seen his way to enter the govern­ isfactory stage. This promise of Mr. Sanford High School—the Junior ganization* of the state. Mrs. W. 8 . ment. All negotiations with this aim of welcome mado all the guests feel known to hold this clause to be broad McKenna will tremendously enhnnee banquet to the Seniors last night, Joining*, president the legislative a t homo and then annoanced that tho enough to protect liquor stocks from Word of the death of 'Major Thom- with Sir Robert Homo and Austin tho government's prestige in all finan­ rrom ptly at B:30 tho Juniors and Son­ council said she had readily accepted confiscation If they are placed under Duncan. 41, former commnndant Chamberlain failed, apparently be- cial and commercial circles. U H ic rs and faculty and school board as- list of toasts on tho menu were not the charge of tho ship's doctor, when the psrsage of the bill ns a m atter of " ’ ’ .....................l cnU. Cl although Sir Robert accmcd of tho army aviation field at Arcadia, sombled in th e Palm room and designated but that capsules would Imj a vciscj is inside the three mile rourse, and had worked little in its was received hero yesterday by W, M. .promptly st nlno they marched Into passed around to each ono present behalf. She with Miss J. B. Skin­ limit. Slemmons, No. 344- North Orange the dining room that had been most nnd some would draw blanks and some ner, president of tho Feodrntion of While this principle apparently con­ avenue, Major Duncan'a father-in-law. tastefully decorated by the Juniors for would draw toasts and everyone was flicts with that recently laid down by Women's (Tubs got busy immediately A telegram to tho family merely sta t­ the occasion nnd took their s*aU and dispatched telegrams throughout the supreme court, ^indlcatibna are ed that Major Duncan had been killed marked out by hand-painted place on the anxious scat especially after that tho treasury department has the state in an effort to bring pres­ . cards. The colors of the Class of TO drawing a toast. However, they all found a way to reconcile the two by sure ami have tho senate undo tho tn a plane crash. • Major Duncan w sl married to Miss were everywhere In the decorations mado good and wore assisted by the ship* under foreign reg“wrong." Sarah Sloinmona hero Dcccmlwr 16, and on the tables and the class flow­ viTioi in, each csj^iulo thut led up to Istry to list tho win© rations of their Senator Stokes ilcclarcd^that step 1019, while he was in com m and at er, tho Shasta daisy, was also In evi­ tho subject and gavo them a good crows as a part of tho medicinal . vV by step, the Federal government was Carlstrom U<d«L Afterward they re­ dence. Tho green shaded lights vied taking over the state governments moved to Washington tu make their yrith tho Ubla decorations In green start and each one responded with the It was the original Intention or the by the simple expedient of. holding home. They had one child, a daugh­ and white and on the balcony In big verse and then added a foW of their British government to await the Is­ out s little liounty, and asking the ter, Sarah, 0 week* old. . .... own. It was a moat unique and most green and white letters were the Mote to match it^ “ Wo- don't need' Major Duncan came of a renowned not | entertaining Ides for a banquet and suance of tho new regulations before The Sanford Chamber of Commerce g | ALL "23" th at in this instance did this federal assistance,'' he declared, m ilitary family and before coming tp created much merriment. The only making representations on the ■ob­ ' “wc can take care of our own babies, Florida was commandant. of Wright has discussed the project of a. San­ W boats DESIGNED AND EQUIP­ mean "skldoo." The mints and outs ones tlyrt felled to respond were Mr. ject. That also has been the position and mother* without any outside in­ Field near Dayton, Ohio. He was a ford boat line for several ycara and PED ENTIRELY FOR FREIGHT were In cute little green baskets em- Gallagher and Mr. Sheen, who an­ of the other maritime powors. The v belllyhcd with miniature airplanes sig­ scUon taken today, however, appar­ terference." Ills aentimenta were son of the late Brigadier-,General W. T. Donnelly, of New York, who BUSINESS. nifying the .class motto—Excelsior— nounced through Mr. Gallagher that ently was for tho purpose pf making apenda hi* winters here and who la concuried in by Messrs. Johnson and Thomas Duncan and His grundfath«r The tonnngu of the proposed boat Little cedar they had eaten so taany peanuta Uiey known that there is a fundamental Hodges, who added th at the work also held the rank of general in the one of Sanford's best friends, was put would be 300 -tohi and the \eesel or above everything. also a t each plato to carry could not possibly sing and they were at the head of a committee about a trees were ■ arrempllshed little good as the pro­ (objection to appHc*U°n of tbe pro’ would havo « length of 100 ft. and a ‘ excused. ■*, > out tho green and white. One orI tne year ago to Investigate tba PUrchM# hibltion law to foreign shipping. fessional nurses provided for were • m>r' ’ *• last bfam of 28 ft. and would carry 300 Miss Dorothy gUmmons left £_» W(/Uid navigate the St. Ralph Woodruff drew "Hay Fever", most Interesting table decorations The Immediate effect is to initiate too few in numbers to cover much bight for Washington to attend Huff of a boat “ J ," „ „ „ „ ,M. were the memory books for auto­ Prof. McKay was mado to sing the formal negotiations for the Bret time Johns river. Mr. Donnelly never lea- tons on 6 ft. draft. ground. funeral. Members of tho family could Has the m atter of the yacht basin graphs of each senior and on the cov- school song and he asked the assist­ since ths court handed .down It* de­ They described it as another Job not tell of the funeral arrangements, er. sight of any. project In " * ‘ch he and pier reached the contracting stage cr were hapd-palnted portraits of the ance of all present and sang “Old San­ happens,to t* Interested and he haa making proposition. (hut assumed' that guriel will be , la been*casting™shout for a boat ever as yet? If so, 1 should like to have a seniors. These were the work of Nen ford High," "Insatlabllltyoveraclty" cision. Suggestions have come from certain quarters th a t certain examptIt was a bad day generally for the Washington beside the grsvea, of hts since ho left Sanford for his northern copy of the plana and specifications Paxton and Sara Malpua and showed was given, by Lucille Echols, “ 8 celng be made in th f ^Volstead law, . ■: qrandfather.^O rlando health department. A steam roller father end real artistic genius. All during the Things" by Rodman 'Lehman; song, applying to foreign ahipe In Ameri­ homo. The following loiter to City to get a figure from parties here. was st work, and killed in succes­ Sentinel. Yours sincerely, evening Mrs. Wsgner, Miss Velma ••Dreaming'! by Lillie Ruth Bpenccr F(ngiqesr Fred Williams Is self ex­ ,, . .. sion, three measures sought by the W lL tlA M T. DONNELLY. Shipp, the Shlrard boys and other high was unusually good, “Opportunity" by can waters. It Is probable th at the British gov­ planatory: , L department •controlling sanitary con­ school pupils fu rn is h ^ orchesra nfun- R. J. -- Holly, .. •"AntldesUbllshme^tar- ernment »• TTlUtog to a<k>pt such New York, May 23rd, 1»23. ditions at tourists -ramps, tanneries, anlam" by James Stone, "M >ers and solos adding,much to tho OptoriietHsts to ifeeib *»i« course as m ight b* ragnrded s t Mr. Fred T. WUHams, and establishing a connection with 4ary Staunton, reading by casion. Colored paper rolls a t each admission of the le g a lly of the Consulting Engineer, t mid-wives. It only asked In this l i t ­ plate added to the merriment as they Gllsaon, "Smoke" by Leo Mclmln, American claim to Jurisdiction. , Hanford, Florid*: 1 . .. . ter instance that the mid'-irives be re -1 People” by Naomi Scoggana, Yfear Say a Report were hurled through the air and form "Dense My Dear Williams: qalred to register with the departs "Procrastination" by 8 upt. T. W. Imw. ed festoons all over, the tables aw WILL HEBT .IN SANFORD. I have the m ailer of a freight boat ment In order that health literature ton, Mr; Gallagher and Mr. Sheen by down the aisles. for tha St. Johns river worked u p t * a might be sent them. Senator Lind­ WILL TRY FOR NQNrBTOP FLIGHT point where U shows the possibility of The following elegant luncheon was C’iaccnce Fields and Byron Stephen* s t / f e t e r s b u jig , ■ 2fi’ sey ridiculed the mall. , , Sanford was selected fer the next TRXAB TO CANserved under the name of “Mend violin solo by Clinton Rtoea. retuifiing more than the entire capi­ The senate also prepared to kHI a meeting place of the Stale Optomet­ You**: r i u banquet adjourned M * ,*•. ADA ; i tal in a single yaar. . measure that would have inrreased ries! Aaaocaltion a t meeting today. hour with all present voting It on? of j-con I am f t a W however to determine \ . F ruit Cocktail . . the salary of tho health officer to tomcrisU meeting that Dr. F. M. Hadley of Jacksonville HOUSTO nT, '¥ex.,,llkfay,,2 a^L lew t' the terminal charges. (cod Celery . • Qu«*n Olives the finest affair? In the history of * “ annually, Mr. Butler pointed was re-elected p rc a id ^ t. • High B<b~l M d u » Can you ascertain J o r me yrheqter Boast Young Chicken with Dressing out this Increase had been recom­ Crocker, of KcUy Field, Sen A ^ i o . and d a s. councillor, Was “ tha, City of Sanfdrd would be Inclined hopped off -fromEllington F^jld M** Creamed Potatoes , mended by (he budget Commission, .Saturday will be-Automobile Day Muriel, tke beat ever for ’ , Finger IMU and accepted by both the senate and at 0:£! Central time for a proposed to furnish free terminal for a host Wju- Imw .ture subwwfcU* pagw ,U id a poAl in arranging for »U the KXCLU8IVEU1T DEVOTEP TO . Tomatoes on Surprise house, and asked why The special bill non-stop gulf to Canada Glffht- , » • There will also be s Hwapol the baaqbet and tl expects to land a t Selfridg* Field, FREIGHT BETWEEN HANFORD for it. ’ • oa and there near Detroit by 7:00 o’clock tonight) . AND JACKflONVIlAE. or whether Sooator Russel] in referring to tho would be a charge, for terminal department, called Colonel Raymond At an intersection of s t r u t s you * a * In • C. Turek a “Tin 8 oIdler." Colonel are much safer la a jltpcy t to Turrk is state health officer. reverie. ’j1 MR* 'M * . • • • . ' * • * ’ BRITISH CABINET IS ^ riMrr AND PRESENTS STRONG FRONT READY FOR BIG BUSINESS MAJOR DUNCAN RILLED AFTER PLANE FALLS JUNIORSENTOR BANQUET . AT VALDEZ LAST NIGHT FEATURE• OF• •COMMENCEMENT .• » 'i blnlng Room Was.,Filled With Merry Crowd of DONNELLY HAS PAY EXPENSES THAT FWSr EAR ON THE RIVER Good Friend of Sanford Has Been Working For v. Our Interests Right On CROCKER HOP! OFF IN ■ ■ FOR CAN!/ •tore,i . • AW oc­ ill* SAnfdird ' JM ^ n l Dr. Henry, HrUuUn^nndUr. j Moors returned from bt. Pk* yesterday and they ^ S W S S iS P f' NT m" m ■ �jj . i i l j h i d p i V The following ' W it Im n isaued: . "A M. y r '<•-// r . .7 Mr. and Mr*. W. A . TUB* 1 If US, FRBD DAWJKU, Bock If Editor rpqtimi tfy? honor of your jrresittce Phone l l T . y . i -at (W tnitrfU ge of ihtolr daughter If »«« fcnrr » r t r im * * t h l l l lN I .f J * Cbralfe — II m m o r* c a fa is aaxW fccre * t kMii*. mr it rm I w » w O H i i h t W ' *»k»* * **?**' —ffg? *h'“ r,'Tin i (SOCIAL CALENDAR Friday—N. dcV. Howard Chapter U. D. C. meeting In Palm room a t 4 p. m. ’ Friday—Junior-Senior banquet a t the Valdoz Hotel a t B p. tn. Fridnfc- Ml.-s F « n Ward will cn|*r- da’: I-ocal thund(onlght arid S«t- Mr. nnd Mra. D. C. Hooker, of Longwood, wore among the vUitor* to the Thomas K. Cain city today. , n Thuradny morning, June the 7th Nineteen hundred and twenty-three nt twelve o'clock Mra. M. Martin leaves today for Methodist Church Highlands, where shr opens her a t­ Hanford, Florida tractive house, “The Martin" for tho summer. SANFORD HIGH 8 CHOOL Sunday Commencement exercises a t n. m. nt the High school nudjtorm. JThe p r o n titn :. ' I t * £ » Union a t that place. 3:30 p. in. Sunday—^Commencement sermon nt High School a t H a. m .hjr Hr. F.lIL King. 1 ' Saturday—Mrs. Beecher Kent will entertain at a miscellaneous shower a t the home of Mrs. M. Mlnarlk, 1000 la u re l Avenue at 4 o'clock, honoring Miss Ethel Moughton, u bride-elect of June. Monday—pipe Organ Club meets with Mrs. Itoy I'eeplos s t 3:30 p. m. at her home on Magnolia avenue and Eighth street: Monday—Class Day exercises at 3:30 p. m. Monday—May Pageant nnd Grndun-| tion of Eighth Grade- nt Grammar School at 6:30 p. tn. Monday—Graduation exercises a t tho High School at 8:30 p. m., nddross by Dr. Carpenter. • * Monday—Truth- Seekern Class busl- All soldiers, sailors or mhrinc^ who COMMANDS* TOLAR Leived between April It, 1898 -nnd RECEIVED JEW EL PROM COMMANDERY duly Isi, 1302 nro ronuosicd to meet with us At lhe.C ourt Hou«c oh SunP ast Gmtiraandci Hninol Tolar Is the proud posseiror of a fine Knight d .y. May 2 7 * . tot 1:30 l>- m. 1" roTemplar Jewo) presented to Jilm at j operate with tho G. A .,ft. nnrt Amorthe l«st meeting of Taylor- (lam- , lean Legion 1n paying • tributo to ^IW tlT tT h g tr .m m laiit. nft-U-a-flac-goldew ewfldemi t h w w t m g a ve with tho /K night Templar. Cfpsa. auA f il in g cough nv spid everywhere. --- ------ . T f ' t.!® “ {jjJy ^ J , ^ „ V . ___________ --------- 1 —^ Supported hy George Few*** \ Robert Cain,. Bertram G raek ■ Maurice Flynn. The story 0( , wOm nil who loved ooee «mt -mtrffc twice. And then ahhed honor ss life to win back her first lore t drama of wojrf4nV() frailty A broken engagement is a broken promise. Keep jynjr engagements as you do your word of honor. Keep that promise and open the account at tin* Seminole County Hank today. INTERNATIONAL NEWS Virgil Smith has returned to San­ ford after spending the last two years in Orlando nnd will be home for good. He has a position with the Southern Utilities Company. Pont wmsWUsM try In* to kill Di m past* irtth pointer*, liquids or any experimental BrabAfiUoni. R«ady for Uao-Eottor than Trap*, See. box, SBo ■OLD EVKRYWH1 RB liencoieuon wr. Th„ Al,ant|c & Pl|(Hflr T(Jft Oom. The congregation will please remain hnvo poniethIn of lnU,rMt to until nil tho Senior, have passed out. h(lUMW,VM ^ y . Solne rcn, „ .... ibaigafn* In council goods nnd salads, MUNSON RECITAL ' KNTItK NOUH IIBIIMiB CI.UII L ,|C , ,„ « p., T h, A. & P. hn. » AT HIGH SCHOOL Mrs. S. O. Chnso was tho charming , goods nnd prices. . GltEAT SUCCESS hoytjss Wednesday evening when she _____ ' ^ entertained the m em bers‘of the KnMr Bfl(j Mnlt WHIlsms, of Euatls, (Continued from pogo 1) tre Nous Brldgo Club nt her lovely wrlT, tho guests of John McWhorter Julius Tnknch^soprnno; Mrs. William homo on Oak svenue. . h u t night. i Mr. Williams Is the sec- Legk, contrallo; William C. MncMaThe large living room nnd sun pnr- rclnry of thp Euatl* Chamber of Com- lion, baritone, all Sanford talent nnd ,lor were hcnutifully decorated with m()rro Bn,| has mnny friends in Snn- most artistically nerompanied by Mrs. quantlties of corn flowers and Mar- ^ guuritrs. , -------An absorbing game of bridge was Kannor's Department Store has an Dr. Tom Moore will return home to­ plnynd, the prize for high srore, a ndvcrtisemenl In this Issue giving day ftom Ht. Petersburg where lie nt- imnd pnlntnl powder Jar, was won by yo„ „ (lumber of big bargains In the many articles sold a t this big stare tended the Slnto Optical Association Miss Mnrthn Fox. At the conclusion of tho card game w|,ort, |>rici-n nre rut to suit your Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl Burdick spent the hostess served n dainty Ice rourse, jkpckr>t book and tho values nre real. Mrs. Chase's guests were: Mrs. It. --------the day Wednesday In Daytona ns the Frank Akers wonts to sro you at guestn of tho former’s parents. his place of business tomorgow and will givo you n bottle of Ico cold Mrs. Frank Adams nnd children Chero (kiln If you will go in nnd note have rt-turnod home from a delightful the cheap prices on Urea that he is visit with her parents, Itev. uijd Mrs. 0 . I. A. PARTY selling. -Sco the prices in this issue. P, E. Stelnmeyor nnd other relatives One of tho most enjoyable of tho in Jarksouville. G. I. A. parties was held nt the homo Curtis Harbor nnd Reuben Mason of Mrs. McConnell with Mcsdsmes tore borne from the University pf Mrs. Robert E. Herndon, Mr. nnd McConnell, Lurrlmorn nnd Calhoun Florida having finished the yp»p* Mrs. Earl Burdick and baby and Mrs. bostessea on Thursdny evening. course nnd made their last examina­ J. 8 . Stumon motored to Orlando yes­ The club colors, red, white, bluo nnd tions with good mnrkn. The other terday where they spent a most pleas­ purple were very effectively used nnd ant day. combined with Ix'nutlful cut flowcrn the .moms wore lovely. The monthly meeting of the WesMr. nnd Mrs. H. A.'Neel have re­ An amusing conundrum contest pre­ h yon Truth Seekers class has lieen sided over by Mrs. I-arrlnioro roused turned from u week’s trip to Miami postponed on account of the com­ much merriment. This was followed nnd other .(atont* on the east const. mencement exorcises of the High by lwf> other contests ptrsented by Harry went to spend a month's vaca­ school and Grammar school, Monday Mesdiiines McConnell nnd Calhoun. tion but tho lure of Sanford was too afternoon. Watch for a later an- Tho prlr.es were won by Mrs. John Ntnpng for him nnd ho "driv in" lant liouiirrment. . Courier and Miss Mitchell nnd tho night and is on the* job again. booby prizes by Mcsdnincs Lilju nnd Speer & Son will run their sale Mrs. 8 . 8 . Buumel nnd son Julian, Crawford. three days longer on account of the Mrs. I.lljn, ns our president, gnve n left Sunday for a two weeks visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. /c l- most Interesting address on "The Joy great success of the sale during the opening days and the big May White mcnolts a t Brunswick, Ga. Sam of Friendship." The boatesses, whoso birthdays Goods Sale of thin week will attrnct drove them to Jacksonville whore they wrio joined by her aunt, Mrs. J. wuro bein ghonorod rccolvod many runny customers to tho Speer store. Wilnnleln, who uccompnnlcd them to lovely towels. At n late hour tho The sale will close Monday so get in hostesses assisted by Mcsdumes How­ the game before it is too late. their destination. ell, Crossly und Dunlap served dalicThe Sanford Shoe & Clothing I«Clcrq Irwin and Virgil Lee Smith ious refreshments consisting of sand­ are being greeted by the hunu- ftdka wiches nnd pickles, cako and Ice Company hnve an important an­ nouncement in this issue calling your In Sanford these days as the boys cream nnd hot coffee. attention to Special Sales f*r 'Sat­ Among those presont were: Meshave come home to stay. LtoCTarn has lx eii In bualnean In Ocala for some daincs I.lljn, llntrhlnson, Tyre, Cross- urday and Monday on straw hats, time and is now With his father In his hy, Bundy, Cowin, Crawford, Dunlap, swimming sulta, men’s Palm Beach store on Bccund street and Hanford Jim kjuye, Ferguson, Leopard, How­ suits nnd mohair and silk suits. 8 eo nvc. Virgil has been associated with ell, Jenkins, Mack Moye, Brulwker, the advertisement nnd note the very George MeLaughlln la Orlando for thu Metcalf, liourricr, Mitchell, Grow, icnsunoblc prices. paskfrightecn months mid is now with Lyle nnd Minnrik und Misses Kenney, The building of the Ball Hardware the EouthuUi Utilities ns Itookkoepur. Mitchell and Howell. Company and the People* Bank We welcome tjie new comers, but Lifu I* ju*t a little interval of froc building will lie touched up with a wc especially wolcome our own San­ nice cream coat of waterproof paint dom under RU*|M*nded sentence. ford boya home again, that will make thcie building* look like new. Carl Schmidt, the veteran A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU paiutqy, i* doing the work whi?h I* proof xuftiriont that it will be done Juxl right. Thi* will make a big im­ provement in thi* block. HUROPKAN PI A N . OPEN ALL THE YKAIt. CORNER 'BUILDING.; EVERY'ROOM OUTSIDE. Pr,c•, •. (|i •« h paaaM«g«aaaaaaaaaaainiaaaaaaa Tbene a re W orld* Grown. Rnlncd on Milk an d F tortdnO orn 'They nro nice and plenty of them - . • Keep Your Complexion o f R ose-P etal Texture 4»hoae 37J-W Nadlnm FmemPowder will Veep the rotes In your cheeks. It will make your skin soft, smooth and velvety. It will lend an Irreelstable charm, jtf**- and the fragrance of the l / J y flower garden. W JJh Nadine adheres and ylAtov protects the skin FANCY FLORIDA A N D WESTERN BEEF’----- PORK------ MUTTON------VEAL dust. Contains nc redirot thsCcan harm th< n or the eyes. Mooey re­ funded If not pleased. DIG PA T H E N S Sandw ich and I<onRhurn C’hcepe Pickled Pile's Fe W here Service in P aram o u n t S Me at r e a r to Utt counter. Utur# boa b f mail Sc. Wc have it, and all you have to do in Phone 105 Wc D eliver to an y p a rt of th e city. M ia NATIONAL TOILET CO. T tn h , o ha.. n.*h. B' ’ w B, u n . l t . J. HUGH TILL1S, Prop -SANFORD, FLORIDA 5 402 SANFORD AVENUE- Specials picked from different departments of our . stock which is bound to attract for Saturday $1.00 Grade Men’s Union Suits, a • •i*; » , , . ...... 25c Dress Ginghams, at, pej’ yard .............. 32-in. Dress Ginghams, at, per yard .,...... 59c Voiles, at, per y a r d ...... ...................... $1.50 Sateen Petticoats, at, e a c h ......................... 36-jn. Pajama Checks, at, per yard . ................... One Jot of Ladies’ Silk Hose, worth $2 50, VERY ■, * SPECIAL, at* per pair.................................... $2.00 Ladies’ Burson Hose;.at, p e ^ a i r .............. Moxart You Will Ol'«t D»e wWq ^ n k r im rchant* of Sanfoid silvertislng (hair goods and their special salt* and prices In tho Dally Herald every day. They know they c*n not get the volume of busines without advertising nnd they know that the ladle* of this county read the Daily Herald every day and buy from the merchants who cater to their trudo by advertis­ ing. If you are not a consistent ad­ vertiser you arc losing a floe buiudr of local business ju*t now. | il)| k-r -F • * -«*4.* ORenhach Mrs. Takacfa, Ur*. Leak t 50c Men’s Socks, a t ............... ........................ $2.50 Men’s Dress Shirts, a t .... ......................... ZLv. Men’s Gabaidine Suits, a t ........... i............... $1.25 Bungalow Aprons, a .t*......... .... ................ 1. , 35c Long*cloth, at, per y a r d ..... ..................... ......... 59c Tissue Ginghams, at, per yard ................. ...... • If there l*n’t room in the car for all, the ono who doesn’t care to go tiding thla time Li mother. { - Phone 4B1-J HOTEL The store that flr*t inad* it possi­ ble to get groceries a t living prlcen —the Piggly Wiggly—U after you again lotlay with u big ndvcrtinement limiting you price* on all lines of esnned good* and gtoeurles .of all kinds. Smoked meats, lard and oth­ er Ultra .and all a t prices th at will muvt> them at unco a* Piggly Wiggly believes lu small, luolila und ■« quick turnover.. Tbla.i special "ale for S at­ urday and Mqpday. lawk a t the , lA-ox. bos, |UO G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watrk Ei. pert, 215 South Orange, 'Orlando, | \ First Street SELLS IT FO R I enormous �J ) , SATURDAY, Sanford Daily Herald JAILING NEWSPAPER MEN Press dispatches tho same day re­ cord the sentencing to Jail of three men in an Alabama town The Herald Printing Co, newspaper because they would not promise to withhold from tho public Information touching on a murder case, and of the sentencing in a Georgia town of a newspaper man for refusing to dis­ Im n K a li K m w s •» close information given *n confidence A p p llra tlo a . by an alleged abductor. In both in­ stances the men .went to Jail, choos­ ing incorccration in preference to ■ahavrlptUa Prtea la AI wsm Oat Tear_ _ _ _ ___ _ _ _ — .............................i breaking faith with tho public or to III Maalha --------— ---------------------.v io lin * . fl_„coj)fidcpcc. The only ^ , -& I& Z S 0 J s J » * S sJ& t thing remarkable nbout Inis is that Tfct hlf IS- ta IK-pav* Wtrklr Her- both cases came on the same day. ala eallrelr rattra Neaalaala Caaalr aal la pakllalW everj Prllar< Xlttr- There is nothing remarkable in the flats* rates aalt kaawi aa appllra- refusal of the news writers to sup­ tlsa. aa.ee pee pear, always la advaaee. press facts that the publje should know, and there is nothing rem ark­ able in the decision of a news w riter to he true to a trust placed In him. Some courts hnvc held that informa­ tion given a newspnper man is privi­ leged, and ethics of the profession forbid the disclosing under duress of Foretan A Jvartlalna k n i n i t n t a t l r a sources of Information.—Miami Me­ THE AMERICAN PflES:* ASSOCIATION tropolis. ■ ■- ■ - f — o -------------- SHOOT FIRST. Orlando now has n population of 10,000 aeconling to tho Orlando Sen­ tinel. We do nut doubt your word at all, Sill. In fact we quite agree with you. ----------- o----------And speaking of populations Snnford should romo to her "census" some time this fnll and hnvc n man lake It who *is not afraid to look for people and get them oil. ------------o----------According to name of tho weekly papers the lease system hns at Iasi been abolished. Wo nrc glad to learn this and hope it will bit continued along this line if it takes all sum­ mer, ■ ■-— o---- ------Another eminent authority on men­ tal diseases says we tire all verging on insanity and that more people every day nrc getting crazier and crazier." Well, rqH'iiking for ourself we would say that he in quite right. And when we go crazy sure enough there arc some people who had better get out of sight. ------------6 ----------- K e rd v e s fir ” HOfcl j O fO iA ' M K E * THE* t« ip wm * so m v r— v e il u s new foiks a r c * down vdvd WAV AMO i HOWE TMIT WE.W BART AT TWO. H D oM tl._______ . Htfs THE fSVFKT U1 ASIT •W rtllW TM H — WOW *T Mom WOT A. CHIP or T at OK> Pi.Qt.Hl_______ • | .THIT1K H U I u k e . hie ckRanPRa m s m o ther * *'*>i WIT r m e •» WlKK cm c u t wilvIs cn Hji patmlr PA TH 1R 'Tt sipn'ry IfaERNAnCHiALrAP.ToDN'Cf), t a t a t a t a t a ta- t a ta . t t a . t a t a ' t a t a to t a t a m t a The officers and directors or this Institution ere g rea teM for your patronage, for your co-operation, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE SUNDAY, MAY' 27,1023. Subject: • "SOUL AND BODY." . Church Service .10:45 a. m. Services will be held In the Palm Room of the Valdez Hotel. All ’arc WELCOME. THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W, J, Carpenter, Pastor. There will be no service in the morning on account of tho (Commence, ment sermon for the High School a t the Auditorium. Sundny school will convene ns psuai—on tim e.' The pastor will preach a t night on: "Tho Woman in (he Case.” Tho Epworth Leagues will have a rousing meeting a t 7:00 p. m. The prayer piccting will be held Wednesday night a t 8 .o'clock. HOLY CROSS CHURCH. We very heartily approve of Church service for May 27th, Feast Sheriff Spencer’s instructions to his of Trinity Sunday, will be: deputies to "shoot first nnd investi­ 7:30 a. m., I<ow Celebration. gate when they have more time," in 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. the enso of automobile thieves a t­ 11:00 a. m., Choral Celebration. HUtiER W. BAUSON SEES OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS tempting to escaiK*. B:00 p. m., Vespers nnd address. DURING TH E BALANCE*dF THE YEAR Music for Trinity Sunday: As a rule tho ordlnnry deputy A. M. Stainor’s Communion Serv­ shcflfT nnd policeman Is too-quick ice. Anthem—Solo by Mrs. Leak. on thetrigger—too rendy with their I*. M. Magnificat nnd Nunc Dimittis guns, frequently, even in cones where WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., May basis it probably will hnvc a by. Kinder. Anthem: Duet: “In fho the persons they nrc attem pting Jo effect upon bond prices. Cross of Christ, I Glbry" (Ilowc) by nrrest are charged with the most 2ff.—"Should the Investor buy long term bonds now or wait In hope of "The other fnctor. to lie considered Mr. McMahon nnd Taknch. trivial otTenses. Hut the stealing of is th at of crop moving which nlwuys automobiles has become such n seri­ getting them at lower prices ?“ puts n seasonal strain on our finan­ .The question in uppermost in the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ous m atter that dniHtic ■ corrective cial machinery Id-ginning about the minds of the investing public. A measures are tiecessnry. Owing to the union service a t tho I • gain of two points irt conservative first of August nnd ending the latter High School Abditorium tomorrow We approve of the sheriffs in­ part of October. This seasonal de­ morning, there will be no morning structions to his deputies, because bonds since last March has been weimand for additional credit may force preaching service nt our chqrch. Bi­ ci me enough, but there seems to be that is exactly what we would do a great deal of discussion ns to wheth* commercial rales up a fraction, prob­ ble school will meet os usual. under teh circumstances he has de­ ably not more than 1/2 of 1 per cent. Chrlntinn Endeavor will meet at scribed. And we believe if automo­ ei it is the beginning of tha long Thin will prutinhly cause, n alight re ­ 0:45 p. m. At tho night service Mr. swing upward or whether it will lie bile owners generally would prepare offset by another reaction such ns that cession in bond prices. It may not, Burhnns will have a message that will themselves and adopt the same policy, niling in tho bond m arket of the first however, offset nn* advance that Is be of great value to those whose the stealing of automobiles would be possible between now and that time. minds nro awnkc to life’s best nnd three months of this year. greatly lessened if it did not come Roger ,\V. Rnlmon’s statem ent on “All present Indications point to most worth while riches. Let every to nn abrupt end.—Tampa Times. the situation, issued ioduy, presents easier money nnd higher bond prices member nnd friend make a special ef­ •----------- o------ovdionco which deserves careful con- during 1024. I doubt very much fort to come and bring some one with MERGING (TTY AND COUNTY. ride rnlion by everyone interested in whether it will he possible to buy good A fter rending about the big fight them. . the future of investment securities. investment bonds next year nt any­ put up by Whipping Ross Higgin­ "Money rates are easy," according where near their present levels. From botham and his attorneys against a .There has been some talk in Flor­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. change of venue we would Just like ida of the idea of merging city ami to Mr. Ilnhson, "pad will continue at the long Twlng point of view sta tis­ to ask Mr. W. II. Just where he county government especially in the about their present position for some tics clearly indicate that the general Sunday school H:30 a. in. trend of bond prices will lie upward would like to hnvc this trial ami counties where there is only one large time to come. All who have been received into the where he would like to receive the city. This has -been tried in many ".Jnnunry saw emmerein! paper nt over the next fifteen to twenty ’years. church during the Inst twelye inonthk first lash after he gets to where he other states in tho union with some 4Vfc per cent on the average. In Fob“ From the investors' point of view will receive special recognition dur­ degrA* of success it is said but never luury It rose to 4 3 /4 per cent, March the present bond market offers a real ing tho Sundny school hour. should be. •----------- o----------having lived in auch a county we brought it rdightly above f> per rent. opportunity, i’ricos may react slight­ The congregation will Join with could not say Just whether it is good other congregations a t the eleven ly on either of the two developments In April it ruled nt 5 1/8 per cent. The sheriff of Hilshorough county was locked up in his own jail yester­ or bad. It offers much in the way of Early May brought it back to 6 per outlined above, but i am lint at nil o'clock hour In worship nt the High day for contempt of court. We don't economy and efflccncy. The follow­ cent. Present indications are that it sure that the investor who waits and School. know what it wns all about but we ing front tile laikelnnii Star-Telegram will continue nt nbout this same level tries to pick these exact low points - II. Y. P. Unions 7 o'clock. At the 8 o’clock hour an address throughout tiie summer. Time loans will save enough to make up for tho nlwny* did glory In the spunk of n talks nbout Duval county's bill: man who would stick to *hls convic­ "Those who are interested in the linVo , been made by the banks on interest he may lose in tiie meantime. of welcome will lie delivered by tions in court even to the extent of economic administration of our sys­ about this same basis, while Mort­ If you arc buying securities for a Judge Shnrun to those who have going to Jail for contempt. We often tem af county government in Florida gage money is available in the east at n g iilur income I suggest that you been welcomed into the church' dur­ buy sound, long term bonds now,-and ing the last twelve months. Judge following the 5 (o fi per rent. feel the contempt even If we arc not have been closely course of a bill In the state legisla­ allowed to express it. "From the point of view of the tlmt you continue to buy them for the Mnines will address the congregation ------------o----------ture, introduced by the delegation bond market this casing in money remainder of 1023 as funds become on the achievements of the year. Subject of evening sermon, Restor­ from Duval county, which seeks to rates indicates a slackening in the available." Chairman Gary, head of tho .Steel ing ii Lost Chord. coiisoldinle the governments of tIndemand for commercial loans, an in­ Trust, In yesterday's dispatches said Prayer meeting Wednesday even­ city of Jacksonville and of Duval crease In reserve on tiie part of our that tile cure for the ilia i t th • world General business is holding its own today was Christian religion. Mils county. In this particular Instance brinks and a shrinking up of the in- in spite of the slackening of trade In ing 8 i('clock. Sunbeam Band Monday 3:30 p. m. sounded very nice coming from Mr. it so happens thut Jacksonville con­ cicased credit necessary to finnneo some lines. The Index of the Robsonstitutes a very large portion of Duthe sudden spurt in ImsinesH at. the chart shown general activity i\t 5 per Gary who ftus Just returned from a PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. visit to the Holy I .and but Just be­ vnl county, not because of tho te rri­ beginning of this year. Since it in the cent iiL ivo normal—within 1 point of Rev. 'Penny I. Deane will preach tory covered but because of popula­ habit of our banks to invest surplus low was another dispatch which wus the high itoint for this year. nt the Presbyterian church Sunday n report from the Steel Trust In tion nnd taxable- wealth. For many funds in bonds ns reserves grow, uud night nt 8 o’clock. His friends are which the request of the steel work­ years there have been practically two to liquidate these bonds when com­ GETTING TOGETHER. invited to hear him. This will be his set* of officers doing much the same mercial needs demand increased bur­ ers for shorter hours then twelve only sermon while in Sanford as he kind of work, all at the expense of rowing on the part of the general hours a day or more was turned leaves for his work in West Virginia those who pay taxes. It was for tinbusiness puhlir, it incnmt that the We are watching with much indown by tho’ same Chairman Gary as impracticable. We wonder how many purpose of effecting a considerable banks of the country liavo turned tercsl tho various "get together" next week. There will be no preaching service hours a day Mr. Gary would like to saving to the taxpayers that the plan from a policy of selling their holdings "movements now under way through­ put in if he wns working in ttie blast was worked out to effect a consollda- to i> policy of buying them back out the country. Tho farmers and in tho church Sunday morning, have to he adopted in a radical again. While there are no figures union labor fellows in the cities are congregation will unite in the furnaces. change of this kind. The Florida available on the effect that bank pur­ trying to get together under certain ice at the High School.. .... —<> .... — Sunday school, and C. E. meetings wants to see chases and Kales have on tho general banners. The bankers nnd miinufacIn another part of Ibis Issue Is a legislature evidently letter from Sanford's best friend, Mr. how the plan will work, because uo- investment market, it stands to rea­ tureres try it. Men of various call-, as usual. W. T. Donnelly in which he states j lion has been taken in both the house son thut the hanks represent the larg­ ipgs in business contemplate some ALL SOULS CHURCH. that in can get Hanford a fine ship| and the senate, whereby a constitu­ est single customer for bond# in tho such dream, and tho moral nnd im­ Tomorrow, Trinity Sunday, -t for the river trade if Sanford will tional amendment will be submitted country mid that their position must moral elements of every community guarantee a terminal. Sanford cun] at the general election, next Novem* have no effect on blind prices. When have num bers who are always sug­ icc^ will l*o as follow*: Sunday school a t 9 a. m., sharp. nnd will guarantee the terminal, Mr. Is-r providing for the merging of tilt the hanks were selling they not only gesting such a move. Ever notice Donnelly. We have u fine plaro for city nnd county governments in Du­ removed their purchasing power from the details of n "got-together” plan? Every child of the parish Is expected one at the foot of Myrtle avenue ami val. If the amendment Is approved tin- Lind market hut flooded it with Wo do not know ofa ease wherein to attehd-Sunday school. L(W Mass at 10:30 a. m., with it can be built at once if necessary. by tiie people of Floridu, the next their own holdings. When they re­ rompatable- elements -have really got Sanford needs this boat and Sanford legislature, meeting in 11)26, will pass versed this iHisUlou the stream of together yet, but tho propositions propi iate May h y m n s., Sermon: “ Examination of Con business .men will l>c consulted uhout nn act prescribing the form of gov­ bonds that hns been coming into the submitted are always about the same. when this murket from the bunks Is shut - off Some leader of a faction proposes it science." ' it and will be found in a receptive ernment and determine Benediction a fte r Mass. und they offer purchasing power not and adds: “ Your crowd just give up mood. With all rates on steamships new form ahull heroine cffectivp. Masses every morning next week and railroads going higher all the "Ill the* discussion whir It occurred only for new but also for old Issue*. your principles and la y , aside your time thero is nothing left for the while the resolution was before (the As long as they are buying nnd hold prejuldres und join hands with us. excepting- Wednesday a t 8 a. in. Strangers welcome to free sittings. business men but to put on their own senate and the house, it was surpris­ ing their bonds, prices cannot very Then we will be a power," Certainly! boat line. We havo the terminal loca­ ing to note how many counties art* well go below present levels, and When both furtiuns In a controversy tions and We will build the terminals, similarly situated as Duval, where should evidence a slight strengthen­ or a moral issue got together It forms ST. CLOUD PLANS T O . GROW STRAWBERRIES a powerful force, But we don't know . ” J! . ------- r—o.----------one or two cities comprise practically ing. o n e x t e n s iv e s c a l e of n case where they really got toHANFORD NEWSPAPER the entire county, ns regards popula­ "When we examine the outlook ns MAN VISITING MIAMI tion iml taxable property. Senator to possibility of Uje hanks changing gcthcr.. Peacemakers In local trou­ ST. CLOUD, May 26.—Encouraged Taylor, of laugc, representing Hills­ their present position we see hut two bles harp much on get-together plans, -------t by the* succos* of the drive made Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neel of Sanford borough and I'inellas counties, Was factors which might cause auch a but when you sum it up tho proposi­ through the chamber of commerce to are spending a few weeks in motor­ keen to have similar action taken in shift during the balance of the year. tion is simply this; Let the faction socure the planting of several hun­ favoring law enforcement, tem per­ ing over Florida and just now are his district us was Senator Malone "If in reaching the peak of*lta long marveling a t Miami. Mr. Neel U an from Key West. Another parallel swing hull movement, the stock m ar­ ance and better living throw away dred acres of straw berries last *«** old newspaper ' man and is genersl case la St. Johns and In fart there are ket develops into a feverish spurt, it their ideals and poin the forces of •on, plana were discussed today for manager of th« Hanford Daily Herald, several other counties in Florida In may be necessary for certain of our the rough-and-tumble crowd. The the next crop, and potatoes were one of th*-. state's sprightly papers. which the county seat represents banking interests to liquidate bond medicine would be effective, no doubt, added to the list af vegetables to be In the Metropolis plant Mr. Neel practically the total assets of th at hidings in order to prbvide the cash but we dont’ know of a case where grown extensively in the St. *Cloud found many thing* to praise and said county. In such rases It would seem necessary for etock loans on a higher the patient has been willing to take section for the next season. Straw berry growers have been he considered ft a wonderful institu­ to be a wise move and certainly une price level. This might cause a tem ­ the dope. One thing la certain. The tion. | calculated to cut down overhead ex­ porary sag in bond prices which would rowdy element never proposes to much pleased with the outcome, of the He is meeting many old acqualn- penses to a ininnium. The trend of be recovered as the flurry subsided. join the forces of those who seek to effort# of last season, and through Lances here and Mr. and Mrs. Neel the day Is away from too much gov­ If the advance In the stock m arket make peop'le live mpre moral lives, the -experience gained in marketing are thoroughly enjoying their sojourn ernment in both civic and county af- does not develop into a spree of spec­ and they never will.—Monette (Ark.) one eryp are better prepared to, Jncrecite (h* acreage and handle the Magic City.—Miami Metropolis. fairs." ulation but proceed* o a an orderly Swn-TimM. . ~ EASY MONEY POINTS TO HIGHER BOND PRICES * for your friendly wonja, for your helpful Influence, and we wish, aa best we may, to show our apprecia. lion by rendering to you a service that satisfies. .Y ou can help us m aterially In our efforts to as­ sist you by availing yourself of the vast facilities a t your command. .Peoples Bank. ■r ' . ;, V of Sanford SANFORD FLORIDA berries to a better- advantage. Prices obtained for berries in tho St. Cloud section were on nn average higher than for other part# of tho state, season considered, nnd the co-opera­ tion of the chamber of commerce was today pledged to the growers for tho coming season. Hundreds of acres of truck lands nro being prepared for crops next winter in this part of the county. They say heroin causes dignthi troubles, but the drug traffic lu^ tho only one that onuses congetihg The trouble with being a bricUsj,, .Is thnt good bricklaying weather it always good golf weather.j The celery game is over, MOVING time la here; wo are nt your smlr* —QUICK SERVICE TitANSFFJL Phono 498. 3 G-Thr-Frl-Sat4fc .Lu-Beth Cafeteria. SUNDAY DINNER SOUPS - Chicken O kra Soup • iu c m sh Us Sliced Tom atoes toes ' Olives Mixed Pickle^ ROASTS Prim e Ribs of Beef au Ju s Braised F resh Pork Ham Baked S u g ar C ured Ham R o ast Chickeh w ith Sage D ressing ................. en tr ee _____________ Chicken Fricassee w ith Rico Stuffed G reen Peppers . M acaroni au G ra t in Corn on th e Cob New Cream Potatoes C andied Yams BarrnnA F ritte rs , Vanilla Sauce F resh S trin g Beans * Green IVas Hot B utterm ilk B iscuits Pics, Cakes, C ustards, Puddings— All O ur Own Make SPE C IA L < Tapioca Pie Ice Cream Ice T ea Coffee Milk B utterm ilk Cocoa .Lu-Beth Cafeteria. (jive it a Good Home To keep your car running smoothly and look, ing its best you should give it a good htfne. You can economize on rental by owning a garage and its convenience is also a great advantage. * ■ f * ! \*t ,'fa Select your garagq w ith these points In mind; It should be fireproof, reasonably low In first cost, attractive in appearance and easy 'to dean. Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. “Choosing the Garage** is the o o k le t tne nam e ooff aa bbooklet th a t you should read before deciding on the type you will build. We'll be glad to give you • free copy. HILL LUMBER CO. ‘ Phone 130— q,nfenli Florida �Io h H B H H I M M OM M BawnaM M nM wnww M aiawnBnsem j t i was said thnt the governor v m with­ LANDS C O U N T Y -’ Oakland Cars out information an to what prompted „MMISSIONERS SEND Break A ll Records IN RESIGNATIONS their action. Beyond the fact that they had submitted their resignations in Month of Afrril May 25.—The to ti^ko effect immediately the gov■TlALL\1^ syK>'' cfnor wan described as being Unad­ With n sale of footer'ntni*2lJ3 per vised on the subject. He did no1! cent of the same month lost year, the take any action in the m atter today Oakland Motor Cdmpany, Pontiac1, Mich., broke ail sales recordli for the , .The Herald delivered aix times a month of April. week for lBc. ' So (ur in May the company's sales are running considerably ahead of April, and very much greater than May of last year, which was the talges't production month of 1922. During the first four months of 11)23 the compuny has produced. 227 per copt more cars than during the same period of the .previous year, i* Both tho New York and Pittsburgh branches of the coihpany In nddition to n large numtier of dealers broke S That we sell the STUDEBAKER line of fine their record* for April, going con siijorably ahead of even the banner ■ six (6) cylinder cars, three chassis models, in months in the boom period of 1919. ■ thirteen body styles. Each a six, each a A trninlond o f 30 freight cars fill­ ed with Oakland ears was shipped £ Studebaker and each' the outstanding value to New York this week, while the snme sized trainload of motor cars £ in its class. We have a car of the right? size, wus also shipped- to the Boston dis­ £ type and. price for ‘every buyer outside of the tributor. It is considerably eusier to obtain ■ very lowest priced field: railroad equipment fpr the east, ac­ £ ’' c o rd in g 'jo W. It. Tracy, assistant j A '10-h. p. six, delivered...... ..........125.00 sales manager, thereby facilitating shipments. jj A 50-h. p. Six, d eliv ered ...,........... :..... 1450.00 Mr. Tracy likewise reports an ex­ tremely nnxious dasire of new ,pur­ ; A 60-h. p. Six, delivered...... :.... ...... 1965.00 chasers to obtain their motor cars nt the earliest opportunity. This ten­ dency has been expressed by the i We shall-be glad to welcome you into our lurgu number of persons coming to S big lmppy family of Studebaker owners— m come and see us! If it Is n safe you wont moved, cnll the QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER; they will move it safely. Rhone 498. 30-Thr.-Frl-Kat-tfc ■ THE ACCESS A HLE FILLIN G STATION W ITH SER V IC E ■ ■ Corner F irst Street and M yrtle Avenue------ Sunford, Floridu S ■ COTTON SHOOTS UI’ O N REDOUTS THAT CROP J IS DETERIORATING NEW YORK, May 25.—Cotton jumped tmluy from 57- to -87- point* above last night's close, due to big buying, caused by the Impression among traders that present crop con­ ditions arc distinctly unfavorable! May contracts censed today, going out nt noon at 28.40 and buying Im­ mediately increased July, forcing delivery up to 27l31. Heavy buying of new crops for outside accounts wns stimulated by ImllTsh private condition records In Oklahoma, Ark., uml Mississippi, October idanvod to 24.80. Among tho bonds that can’t lie de­ pended on in time <>f financial stress m e the bonds of matrimony.* rtiir shall It* tuiMlstl.il Itl (hr Fnnfiml Unity llrratil. n Jo-w spans r pnljlit l.. .1 In Hanford. gcnilhole ('rnittjf, Florida. t>uc«- each Week for night consi-cudvs Week*. Witness niy hand and 'Official seal at Hartford. Hentlnols l!WiHtr. Florida, this the Pill dny of May.. A. !>., 151*. : KURD SALES PASS TH E HALE MILLION 51 ARK IN 120 DAYS More than half a million Ford cars and tru c k s aoTd in 120 day*. That in tho untoniahing record junt established by the Ford ^lotor Com­ pany, eclipsing all previous sale* fig­ ures and emphasizing more strongly than ever the right of the Ford to thp title "The Universal Cnr.” From January 1 to Mny 1 sale* of Ford cura and trucks in the United States reached the enormous total of 501,544, nearly twice the number sold nt retail during the sutiie periud a year ago when the total was 283,782. Even with Its huge production fa­ cilities, now operating on n schedule in excess of 0,500 cars and trucks a day, the eompnny is unable to keep up with the unprecedented demand. April set a new sales' record for the month, just ns has every other month this year, and was the thir­ teenth con»ccufive month in which sales have run over the 100,000 mark. , Sales during April totaled 105582 Ford cars und trucks, 50,000 more than were delivered in the same month Inst year when 115,282 retail deliveries were made. New production lecorda wereestablished by the Ford Motor Company for the week ending May 8 , during which a total of 39,053 enrs and tyuck*...\\'crp Aur.ngd. «u,t. .for domestic; use”, according to announcement by thu Ford Nows. This exceeds by 192 tho previous high record set the week before. Dally production records went to n new high mark Friday, May 4, when 0,590 cura and trucks were nsBcmblcd, beating the roedrd of 0,573 established mi Tuesday, April 17. Fofdson Tractor production- for the week ending Tuesday was 2,578. During the same week the Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company produced 170 Lincoln cars. M t'iil t: N u lU f of (if itiUAl.ir.ATinv li b i b li. li e ri (•> gtyirt. Uml Die llu u n i uf C o u n t y I ’utninlinilunr-rn lit u n q l u r K enbtiirlt tl a iiiiiy , F lo r id a . Will m e e t In (lie I ’uUi't d o lis i* ill P.wtforil. F l o r i d a . <>n M o n d a y J u n e 4 1 It. IDES, nt til o ’ r l o u k u. in. u s mi Ki|Unlls.itlot> t l u a i i l f u r (tie liiir h '- s e <if I n n r i n g r u i n t i l a l n l s u m l I'l-c e lr ln K t n l l t n u t i y u« t u d i e v u ltie u f e u ) p r o p e r t y , re a l. i n Suim l o r J)il i e i l u s IIleit b y ( lie jL ’ n i i u t y T 4 1 A s s e s s o r f u r u s s e s s u i e n i / tu r t h e l a i r * f u r l l i e t m r l!i<], ■.. F ie ri J •. *V ,* . r Included in these are the essential features of convent cnee, finish and appearance. In these as in the accepted superiorities of motor and chassis construction, the Lincoln possesses rare com* bimgions which stamp it as dignified and exclusive. * ' ■' _•’ y • feDWARD HIGGINS A uthorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer l i -A. IH>lIOI*AHH. C lu rh t ’ t m i l t C ou rt. Notice of Application fur Tax Deed , Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Stale of Florida Notice is hereby given that R. I* Wheeler, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 3081, dated the 0th day of June, A. D, 1899, has filed snld certi* iicnte ni my office and has made ap­ plication for Tnx Deed to issue in ac­ cordance with law. Snid certificate embraces the following slow ri bed proprrty situated in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida; to-wll: Beg. SE cor. of See. 10, H.; JviiiiK" Range 31i E, orc. lu, Twp. i wji, 21 —i n,| ri» run tun N 220 yards, W 33 yds., S 280 yds., E. 33. yards. 11*, A. Tho said land be­ ing assessed at the date of the Issu­ ance of such certificate In tho name of J. 8 . Crutchfield. Also: Tnx Certificate No. 450, dat­ ed the 3rd dny of June, A. D. 11*18, has filed snld certificate in my office and han made application fur tnx deed to issue in accordance with law, said certificate embraces the following de­ scribed property situated in Seminole County. Florida, to -w it!. Bog. 00 yds. W. of SE cor. or Sec. UJ. Twp' 21 S, Range 31 E. Run N 220 yds. W 110 yds. S. 220 yds., E*110 yds. ft acres. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of aueh certificate in the name of J. C. Patterson. aAlso: Tax Certificate No. 23G7, dated the 5th dny of November, A. D. 1895, has filed said certificate in my office and has made application for tax deed to Issue in accordance with law. Said certificate cmbrncca the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 33 yds. W. of SE. cor of Sec. 10, Twp. 21 S., Range 31 ft.', run W 33 yds. N. 220 yds., E. Ill yds., S. 220 yds. Tho said land being assessed nt the date of the issuance of such certi­ ficate in tho name of . Unknown. Unless snid certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on the 10 th day of June, A. D. 1923, WITNESS my official signature und seal this the llt h day of May, A: D. 1023. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Chirk Circuit Court Seminole County, Fin! A. M. WEEKS, I). C. M IT ICK . Nnller In lii rnb) Miveti I hitl tin* Hoard ■if (’minty Fohiinlioiliinurs in uml for Ki'Niliiolu i ’mint)'. Florida, will nt their next regular meeting to In- In-Id on Mitmlny, .lime tilt. |s*3. nt the t'nurt fi Itntise In ttauford, Flu., nl 10 u'cluek n. 111. reeelve I,Itln fur linril-nurfnrltig Hint |inrtli']i or ttie Weklvii Fill In Hetnlnule Fount)’. with 3 lltrli Klirrt Auptiolt on II llieh lurk liiiKt’! Vllillleil ItrL-k. will* elltier tut ml. iiaplmll, et>metit grunt, ur ruck tlllorf Asnbnlt tllui’k, ur utlier IuimI surfaced mutt*. iltil, till lu Itrtve eunerele ettrli ntul glitter. lining stnndurd spo rill cat Inns, approximately 7«*t» mi. yunln, It'uyil rnanrvea tile right to reject mi)’ or nil bids, K. A. IMlddl.AKH. r’lerk itunril County Cutnr’a. Have your car put in first class condition— No job too small and no job too large. We re­ pair all makes of cars, trucks and tractors. Our Repair Department is complete. Our rates are right and we guarantee.our work. We also hatldle a Snappy Line of Accessories TIRES TUBES GAS OIL C orner Oak A venue and F irs t S tre e t -Sanford, Florida ICE COM ) C H ER O C O L A TO E A C ti CUSTOMER Tire Prices that are Special Fabric 6000 Miles Cord 10000 Miles 30x3 .... ..... $ 7.10 30x3 V i ........... 8.10 30x3V i.... .... $12^50 32x4 ........... 20.05 *5.20 16.75 17.50 34*4 34x1i/o 35x5 We c arry (he muni Complete Stock of A ccessories in Sanford Phone 147-W---------FIR ST ST. and ELM A V EN U E Road Service — SANFORD, FLORIDA KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES SERIOUS The rcnt.'tn Ideas die quickly In Bttnio heads ia larjiuac they can’t stand solitary confinement. The purchase p f a fine car invites the most exacting examination of the many details which m ust. entpr, into complete satisfaction. >1\ . ' Mcrntnolo Comity, Florida. 8 CIIKM.U MA1NK&. ifnllcltor for I'onmlnlnont. s-i-is-ia-ifl—#-a-5-i«-s*-3«. .r* "Suffered with novefc headache, backache and pains In nty legs anti under shoulder blade. My kidneys ntul bladder were in bud condition. I was weak, und nervous anil felt tired nr.d worn out. Walking made mo abort t'f breath. Every morning my face ami hands Were bloated.* Medi­ cine failed to help my condition hm) doctors advised an operation,” write* Magglo Nelson, Mossdnle, Fla. "For­ tunately I read about Foley Kidney Pills, tried them and got relief." Sold everywhere.—Adv. SEDAN-Four (S d .W .) a. a. noirnrTASH. l i u u i i i u f ( ' m i n t y F u m r ’ S. Car - Enginev Chassis Bodies Built by.Oakland—a division of General Motors—to be the fin e st tight-six. Each and every one .carries a w ritten 15,000 m ile p erfo rm an ce g u aran tee! Sturdy and dependable!. Quality proved by Oakland** “ M ileage-B asis Plan!*' Seven beautiful, substantial, and ex­ trem ely co m fo rtab le bodies built to serve every m otpring need t Besides the above—th e thousands of en ­ thusiastic O akland owners everywhere, KENT VULCANIZING WORKS O ak A » r. u u d T h ir d Ml. R A S P O IIH O H A !.»:ll . •ltnlm/t II. MuWrvy.J. M s i , Jmf/*igtliIlls. O n lr r F u r I'w h llra lliiN —IT latlw a. T o l ln lii'll If. jli .w i i 'C , Kt-nirti'ur.- uu k n o n i i . If IIv Iiik uml If Urail l a alt luii ili'ii r t a l i u l n g ult Init-ri-sl umli r tinm ill . ItuImM II. l l n u r t y , ili-rruki'il or udii-ru Iki*. Ig m i l In llii- IiiiiiU lii-rif» f i * r rfancrlM-il. a nil i<> a l l u n k n o w n |n'imui.. Iiftr*. ili'i'ltu 1 ■ , irruuii I»gaIri '4 ur nl In-r i ljlrti j u t . , t'lulnvlna an liil* r*-- t In i-ml to i h r M*vsral l u i s |ili'C—*t o r p a r r r l n a t M m l " . ilrou-tJUm mb f o l lo w s , l o - i r l d l.ita I ami 35 uf tlun ioril l l r l s h t a A ililllldn t o HaafunL In tii'mlnulr. F o u n t ? , . F l o r u l n : V11U and n r l t o f ) rill a n - ItrrrlW r«*a n d a n- u r d i - m l |i> ba uml a a n rrn lbi-furn Ilia t ?l r c u l l C o u r t lu and f o r ttsn ilnbU F i r u m y . F l o r i d a . In F lian n r ) f i l l i n g , a t H u h fu n l, Flnrliln, on tin* r u l o i t a y <*f J u l y . A . J ) . lu t z , i h r miina b a liig l b - 3 nd d u A m f J u l y , - A I k, I|iV 9 . t h r a a n d lb « r o In u n s w i r thib ill or ru niulw lnt filoil |isii-ln h k s Iii II y o u . l a k h o it It** Uii ri uf aiul f a l l r> But. «1m x a l d bill o f r o t u f t l s l a l ’ Will b« ‘Vr • 'p*\ r �BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING GOLF BOWLING TENNIS I L L . SHIPP, AT COUNTRY CLUB W AS E X C I T I N G YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida Slate Lcnguc At Orlando 1, Lakeland 2. At Hrndcntown 1, Daytona 3, At St. Pcto 1, Tampa 0, EDWARD HIGGINS WON TOURNAMENT AND THE HALLS Ami for the benefit of those who could not go Inst night it will be shown again tonight so don't fail to sec it. That was n real picture last night. National League Philadelphia 8 , Now York 1 St. U u is 1, Pittsburg 2. Boston 7, Brooklyn 4. , Cincinnati 0, Chicago 4. Mary Miles Mintor in "Drums of Fate" supported by George Fawcett, Robfert Calb,* Bertram Grassby, Maur­ ice Flynn, American Lcaguo New York 2, Philadelphia 4. **Washlngto OS',’Boston 6 . * Chicago 5, Detroit 3. Cleveland-St. Louis, postponed The story of a woman who loved once ami. married twjr,n, nnd then risked honor nnd life to win buck her first love. HOW THEY STAND Florida State I-cngue Won Lost Orlando ......... Lakeland ....... And thu honor guests tonight will he George Townsend, Jr., nnd his mother nnd will see “ Drums of Fate" without charge, the trent being on the house. Tampa .......... Brndcntown .... Daytona ......... 8 L Petersburg Watch for next week’s program ns it will cuntnin some good pictures. FIVE LEADING BATTERS Remember the show starts nt 7:90 Pet. o'clock on Hnlurdny night nnd 7:30 .417 on the other.nights. .415 PEPPER LEAGUE MEETING .394 .371 There will he a meeting of the man­ .370 agers am] Captains of the four clubs 23 44 .440 In the Pepper League Monday after­ 11 24 .387 noon nt 5:30 In the Brotherhood of SI. • 1 H 39 .371 Andrew rooms, 12 33 .307 Want that piano moved? Call 498 10 30 .301 for n QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. The Herald-for first eUsa Job work/ Thsy -know-how/* - M*LThr-FVi-Sat-<4e- Nationals G AB Wheat, Brooklyn.....29 108 GHmm, Pitts............32 118 Bottomley, S t 1..... 34 137 Frisch, N. Y....... -...33 140 Hornsby, St. L...... 27 100 American Heilmnnn, Detroit 2H 100 Jlelrh ie, Boston ..... 21 02 Collins, Chicngo ... 80 105 Welch, Philn.......... 20 90 M(llcr, Phila........... 24 83 It H 21 45 27 49 20 04 30 52 23,37 afternoon. Reg Holly and Charles Britt won the first one nnd Kd. B ig­ gins won on. Thqrsdnjwof this week, following is the score: Gross Not . * Score. Handicap. Score Ed. Higgins .... 49 * 17 32 Roy Chittenden 40 10 30 E. E. Housholdy 61 It 37 C, .Hill ............... 50 19 37 R. E. Stevens... 57 17 40 S, P uleston....... 57 17 40 II. R. Rosebro .. 5G 13 42 Geo. Fox ........... 50 13 43 G. G. Herring .. 01 17 44 Deane Turner . . 7 1 20 51 Mackmen Take a Second From Yanks MACKMEN TAKE 14 SPORT PHILADELPHIA, Mny 20.—Con­ nie Muck’s team took another game from the Athletics yesterday, 4 to 2. Thu score: New York ....... lOi) 000 100—2 11 U Philadelphia ....... 010 010 02—4 7 2 »«* Oviedo ................. Seminole, Athletic* . 'JT'a" Oviedo Homlmilo Afh. Club Itrolherhuixl Ml, A. READ Mny 24 June 5 May :”■> June 19 July 10 Juno June July , June 14 26 5 7 Brotherhood Ht. A... June 28 May 31 DcMolny ............... June 21 May 31 June 2 ! HERALD June 12 July 3 July 12 WANT June 5 June 26 July 5 May 29 June 19 ‘ A|ur, Sieve ORLANDO,,May jlfR qI himroftfond had. 5 RUNS IN 9TH BROOKLYN, May 26,-Ituether blew up for nix hita in the first thin! of th« ninth yesterdny nnd Boston 5 runs, which mnde thorn winner, 7 to ■1. The score Boston ... 10 1 ooo 005— 7 1 5 1 RRADENTOWN, May 2fl.*-Brnden10 0 030 001— 1 2 2 Brooklyn town took- the' small end of a pitch­ er's duel losing in the tenth to Day­ PITTSBURGH, May 26.—Pittsburg tona 3 to 1. Poor support given Wei. won their seventh straight yesterday helm wns the cause of defeat. Score: from St. Louis, 2 to 1. The scord: Daytona ............ 000 000 010 2^-3 0 0 St. Louis ....... 100 000 000— 1 4 0 Brndcntown .... 100 000 *000 0— 1 0 4 P ittsb u rg ........... 000 000 002—2 10 1 Batteries: Chkpntnn and Munn; Wilhelm and Kj!«o*CHICAGO, May 26.—Chicngo bent Cincinnati yesterday 4 to 0. Score: ST. PETERSBURG, May 20 .—GoCincinnati 000 000 000— 0 2 3 ing into the eighth with the scora 1 Chicago .......... 031 000 OOx—4 9 1 and I, Tampa fell upon Ollingcr here ‘ NEW YORK; May 20 . York Giants walloped the uguin yesterday 12 to 8 . Th Philadelphia .... 000 202 022 New York .... . 411 020 20 x A CAR IN A CLASS BY ITSELF ■ We have a few used cars in excellent condi3 tion. See lis for a car today Our Repair Department is Unexcelled in Proficiency and Service yesterday for five runs cinching ■ the second gamo of the scries, 0 to 1 , The score: Tnmpn ..........000 000 150—0 id 5 St. Pete .;............. 001 000 000—1 3 0 Batteries: Fisher nnd Nance; Ol­ lingcr and Schmidt. Drat it. Pcoplo are losing interest in the Ruhr, and it was such n nice Poise is the quality th a t ehnhlcs short word to work into ;i headline. you to look1 Bored while the traffic cop exhibits his best sarcasm. People had less rapid mean* of travel In the old days, but they found For quick results try a want it easier to keep up with the styles. Sanford, Florida 111 Park Avenue Notice‘of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statutes of the Htntc of Florida Notice is hereby given that W, S. Earle, purchnser of Tax Certificate No. 102, dated th e'0 th day of July, A. I). 1916, has filed sniil certificate in my office nnd has made application for Tax Deed to Issue in accordance with law; Raid certificate embraces Wnshlr IHr*ton SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALE PEPPER LEAGUE ' * HIGHLANDPRS BEAT BULLDOGS rhs., to E. lino of SW 1/4 of Sec. S. 17.29 chs. W. to W. line Sanford Grant South 25", W. 15.50 chs. to S. line of Sec. West 5.70 cha. to beg. 45 acres. The said land being assessed at the date of the Issuanco of such certificate in the name of "D. G. Crenshaw." Also: Tax Certificate No. , 2117, dated the 0th day of June, A. D. 1899, has filed said certificate in my office nnd has made application for Tax Deed to issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the follow­ ing described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Peg. 11,33 chs. S, of NW. cor. of SE 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 19 H., Range 30 E. Run E. 0.92 cha. to W. lino of San­ ford Grant, S. 25°, W to W. lino of SE 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 10 S., Range 30 E., N. to beg. The said land being DcMolny June July July June June July 12 3 12 7 28 10 May 24 June 14 ADS. ■■ Hg STAR CAR ■■ $550 Delivered In Sanford •Terms If desired B. & O . M O T O R C O M P A N Y •Sanford, Florida Corner Second S tre e t nnd Sanford Avenue- ■■ ■■ ■■ ■a ■N !! ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■*■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■* Buy an Overland and Realize the Difference Improves With Use The Most Beautiful Car in America •, Phone 58 •*. . ■ * I * ’ Corner Park Avopuc and Commercial Avenue——Sanford, Florida * * ■ '. • liH iU t t iiM iiH iiH N iu iiiiiiiiiu iiiiiu iiR iiiiiM u iu iiiiu m iiim Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 10 eh*. W. of SE cor. of SW 1/4 of SE. 1/4, Soc. 31, Twp. 19 8 ., Range 30 E., run W. 10 chs. N. 12 1/2 chs, E. 10 chs., S. 12 1/2 cha., 12 1/ 2 acres. The said land being assessed nt the date of the Issuance of such certificate in thu namo of A. L. Mil­ ler. Also: Tax Certificate No. 324, dot­ ed the 5th day of June, A. P . 1911, lias filctHsuid Certificate in my office nnd hus made application for Tax Deed to, issue in accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the fhllowing described property situated In Seminole Couqfy, Florida, to-vftt: Beg. N&icoV. of SW. 1/4, Sdd, 81, tSnJL ID S., Range 30 E,, run W. 0.40 cha. S. 7 cha. W. 2.80 chs. S. 1 ch, E. 12.27 chs. N. 8 rhs. to beg. Tho said land being assessed at tHe date of tho Innuance of such Certificate In the name of Ella F. Adama. Unless sold certificates shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will lasuc thereon on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1923. WITNESS my official algnature and seal this thu 20th day of April, A. D. 1923. E. A. DOUGLASS, . S (SEAL) ■ • Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Cobnty, Fla. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. 8 4-21-28; 6-5-12-20-20, m l Touring Roadster i Coupe ..... ..... ......$520 ..... J ........ • 685 4 , ,, C o a c h .................. ? 490 * 4-Door Sedan ......... —• 835 C* h assis....................................- 420 , '' * • ,. % *». ' Exceptionally good terms » also save maney by hivinj your car overhauled at our first class repair department. All worit absolutely guaranteed. GRAY M OTOR SALES CO PHONE 558-L-l Foot of /Flrat S tre e t ■Sanford, Florid# �.* • the Family V?- * ;f a •St, v y jtv *. T H E SANFORD D A ILY H ER A LD , SA* P a n e v e r r e a liz e d w h a t a b o a u t i t i oi Home he ha’rtl^_____ ■ \ v iih M r t o I F o a . .ShAS Oh) ‘S T R ttr -te ^ G n F O io P o o h H o o s t N figtnn^ctK ir v i S tpk- rx»_»_ H o o e u M < ?cw eN ie.K ics.s-H E w ie.s s o e w i r t h ®- L PkO w e Vrtktnol f o p the. F isher « w eu ^ fto u r tr - j— to ir T O « - t o F q o m P O Q u c S«S- VmPOD^WPs MEAM MOONJE CVAA.H6 C.O 'fO O fc. h i n o fK0 o o r 's e . u . v H t r t - t e --------- PLACE r p Cards of S aafonfa Repotable Prefeatlaaal Men, each • f w hoa, in hia chosen pro* ( r a l e a the Herald recant* m n d a to the people. Toe can find the name of every lire Buaineai Man A Sanford 4*«lhii Colo ran Nth day. M N W M he George A. DeCottea* vs pleas. you, tell others. If not, tell ns. Phone 4J8 INTERESTING PROGRAM BE RENDERED TOMORROW. V. C. C0LLER, Prop- Over B ia ln o lt County Bank NFORD -:- -:- -s- FLORIDA ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First Nalionsl Bank Building SANFORD -:* FLORIDA Sencral Shop and Mill Work ( ELTON J. MOUGHTON ONTRACTOR nnd B U ILD ER II Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. ■HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE-------AUTO-------- BONDS ARCH ITECT IAN FORD -t FLORIDA CHELLE MAINES I * S. 0. Shinholser te n e t Rooms 226-228 Contractor and Builder FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons tUlBMIabrd ISOS DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST g, New M**ach Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida * R**l Ksiair, .Loans nnd Insurance I# LA W Y ER — C ourt House 101-8 .Magnolia Are, W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate * FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE STEWART The Florist 'it Flow Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental I'lnnta IB Myrll* A*e---------- -Phone 260-W I’hones- Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON * PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Rooms 206-207-208 Meiach Building IANF0RD MACHINE COMPANY DR. G. S. SELMAN Practice limited to ^ General Machine and Boiler Diacaacs of Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat Worlut Kyca Examined, (llaaaca,Fitted Cylinder Grinding "Molach building Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding OIm i m Designed hone G2-------- Sanford, Florida D m Examined • a . Leak j . | | . C o lc lo u g h Leak & Colclough in s u r a n c e hire—Life—Auto “■3 K»*t Nat’l llnnk Bldg. Annex lNFOl£l> ... FLORIDA L *-MJNVILLE, Msy 26._Lul« H*"’ stopped here yesterday nfter^‘‘r “® tnlnutca while enroute to White, Sunday, L~J. 7 y lr<H’ ■•W he ia in first class U u r an'1 cMTeasea confidence In Z , ‘° *t0P "'hbc, whom he acterizrd through nn interpreter * tough l»oy.” it was suggested ’ nt**P»Permcn that d,esa Willard overjoyed that a contract had .hlrhMT d J ° r * ,K,ut wilh FirP°. ^ ■Hrn .hc *W h Amurir*n replied: ri Z r ,ffi7 w“* ,wt,Wghlll" on-” «» * Rood fighter, hut • In Flrpo’a party were Joe Mc. 7* h,“ *Purring partner, Al MayUeil U K*don of Bueno, ret, r ’ J '.dmer’ mmn**rr nnd inter“tU r* A. Gum ieri. moving? Let tho QUICJC TRANSFER do the Job, If t done a . you w a n ^ t done. _______-36-Thj.Frl-Sat-tfc . .how that million, and American, have some prerch to »Uy away from. Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. FUK KALE—Household goods. Call ■a t 511 Myrtle avenue between 9 nnd Ik* a. m. 4U-2tp FOR SALK OR KENT—5 room bungnlow, furnished or unfurnished, corner 4th street and Holly nvci\ue. Apply W. R. Pell, Hpj West Third St. 50-filp ORANGE TREES—Plant them now". I have a limited supply for small glove or home.—B. T. Tiller, Panin, Fla, t 00-ltc P A C l" , Beautiful, healthful and con­ v e n ie n t to Hnnford, has some rare 4*nf*in* -for inspection acre#, cleared, on hard" road, $ 1 ,25tM)(]L Fine location for a home. 6 affes, easily cleared, near depot, nnd on railroad, $850.00. Lays ele­ gant, , 25 acres, near church, $1,000.00. Citrue ;yid grn|>e land. 10 acres, small house, some citrus trees, etc., $000.00. . Ill acres, 5 in grove, I in pecans, 8 room house, furnished, $0,000.00. Good vnluc.*"^ 1 IK acres, fine H room house, com­ pletely furnished, near store nnd de­ pot, $0,825.00. The finest of land and timber. ‘ 20 .acres, 8 in grove, 2 fine lake fronts, 8 rooms, fine home, furnished complete, water and lights. Worth $20 ,000 .00, ir taken at once. $16,000.00 will get It. Must lie seen to Imj ap­ preciated. A real home, far above the overage class. 18 acres, a firto home furnished, grove and nil kinds of fruit, poultry, bacs nnd everything, goes for $8,500. Reasonable terms on above proper- All the nl>ovo lands arc fine grove niuPfrult hinds, l’nola ia duo for n OpticJaa-Optemetrlet * ■ 413 Beat Firet S treet Sanford, Fie. rapid* growth. Get in on tho gropnd floor.—It. T. Tiller, Paole, Flu. 60-ltc tv jtt RENT THE QUESTION OF HAS BEST TENNIS TEAMS. SEMINOLE CAFE WHO F ru it Compote ■ At n meeting uf the officers nnd scverttl»mrinbers of the. IMk Ilervwi Brotherhood of the First Baptist ohureh Inst night plans were rnnde for challenging the young men’s Sun­ day school classes of the state for a championship tennis tournament to ho held nt DcLand this summer dur­ ing the week of the Baptist Assem­ bly. The Big Bcrean Brotherhood has been the greatest distinctive young men’s class in the state for severnt months so it is the desire of tho live members of this class that they reach out for a few more honors, and In nddition create a little pep among the other classes of the'state. Plans were also discussed for tho organisa­ tion of a barrbnll team to compote with any other tennis of this section, this m atter however, was left to he settled a t.a n early date. The Big Berenn boys are n hunch of live fellows since they have reach­ ed a membership of more than fifty, and the people of Sanford nnd the stnte will hear more of them when Relish PickleH .«»- SO U P " Chicken Soup w ith Noodles ENTREE Rroiled T ro u t ROASTS bung Tom T urkey, C ran b erry Sauce Prim e Riba of Reef I a»k of Lam b, C u rre n t Jelly V EG ETA B LES M ashed P otatoes New Lim a Roans Salad DESSERT Home Made Cake and Ice Cream Cheese and C rnekers Coffee is to find out by keeping in touch with its depositors—just how we can be of greatest service to them in the expansion o f their inter­ ests. Greater business for our depos­ itors, means greater business for this hank also! Checking Accounts invited. . Capital and Surplus, $125,000. First National Bank A COMMUNITY B U ILD ER WANTED—District agency open to an A-l Insurance producer, There me seventeen ways to ex­ only those with host of references and press thunks, seventeen of which nro n proven ability, will ho considered. never heard by tho elevator man. Address, stating uge nnd experience. Stnto Agent, Box 186,7 Orlando, FIs. The Herald delivered six limes s F. P. FORSTER, President II, F. WIIITNKR, Csshier furnished FORD FOR SALE! Dp you want a bargain Ford touring, good condition, good tires, all round, demountable rime. It goon for ..i.,__............... —..... .— "• i |. i- FXttfiEl bi ^ nd^ 1u ,!? e r .p *‘rfection ° “ ON ------- SUNDAY, MAY 27------- WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE— 6 or 0 room house with room for WANTED—Housekeeper oil farm cow and chickens In or near Sanford. near Sanford. Small family. $7.00 — D. N. Floyd, I*. O. Box 1448, Orlan­ per week. Phillips Apt. No. 2. do, Florida. , 49-3tp 49-2tp Classified Ads le s word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Clsaalfled Ads eksrged to anyone. Cash moat accompany all orders. Count the words sod remit scordlngly. ion pings n t tbs ks. * 100 -tfe and Gays’ paints and vat Sanford Novelty Worka, Si its. 183-tfc island eggs for te$tlng, 1 hr $1.00. Mrs. El.’aworth, ! Avenue, Sanford. 83-tfp FOR S A f tb - U irge motor host, every convenience, four cylinder motor, In remarkdbly good *ondition. Will .con­ sider any offer—L. H. Connelly. 39-tfc FOR SALE - 1 .Ingle bed, springs and m attress, 2 jingle cots with pads, 3 chairs, 1 rocker, 1 kitchen ta- W1LI A year ago when the officials of the First" Buptief church ARd to set­ tle the question of filling the vacancy that existed from the lack of u pastor great care was taken to select n man that they thought could handle the spiritual side of the church ns well ns properly enrry on tt}e work of expansion that was needed to keep pace with the growth of the city. Tomorrow, is Anniversary Day at the First Baptist church nnd the mem­ bership of the church ns well ns the people of the city as n whole have n right to look with pride on the work thnt has been accomplished by the pastor, Dr. F. D. King, during his first year ns lender of the Baptist people of tho city. When Dr. King came here ns pas­ tor of the local church it was under a henvy financial strain .that every church goes through in making need­ ed building improvements. This phase of the^ehurch work has pro­ gressed without a hitch and more than $3,000 of the outstanding in­ debtedness has been paid. With due credit to the individual members of the 1’ipo Organ Club this fine body of women have finished paying for •the pi|>«*<>rgnn, nnd shout $ 1,100 of this indebtedness bus been paid dur­ ing the past year. In looking on the spiritual growth of the church during the year the 150 new additions that have been made is the outstanding accomplishment of tho church. The Sunday school has grown proportionally until it has reached an nvernge attendance for the past four months of a little more FRED R. WILgON SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS s Anniversary Day Ber'ean Brotherhood' * at Baptist Church Made Big Plans to Challenge the State Fine Year’s Record A ttorney-nt-L aw nick Service Transfer Storage Facilities FOR.4 SALE—SIX ItOOM HOUSE AMI). LOT. PART CASH, BAL­ ANCE ON RASY THUS, ALSO A SMALL liEAKINr. ORANGE GROVE A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS X P. O. BOX 34, LAKE ONKOR, FLA. * _________________ 41-12tp FQJl SALE—$500 buys ft acres,’$250 buys 2 H acres, pood fru it nnd garden land, within City of Lake Mary, tlj^com inft j u r i s t center fmuSi'minole*county. Land high overlooking tWo beautiful lakes. The city dwcL ler's dream.— Lnko Mary Realty Co., Lako Mary, Fla. ' 4D-7tp v m i O O ^ C O N ir, TH A TS J o S r TH E VciHP*- PLACI V L 0 0 4 < \h J' P oP L -, PC l O N E P ^ ^ t T-------- S E E REG HOLLY A T T H E H ERA LD O FFIC E new. Phone 5M- R. g . 49-3tp , FORWENT—Bmsli cottage, see /. Musftn. 601 Palmetto Ave. G0-9tp.f • NOTICE WANTED BTKK6fcRAMIEftv WANTKb—Hust be experienced. Address P. O. Box •WANTED— Used musical Instruments instruments of every description. Will pay cash or trade.—M. L. Price Music Co., -Tampa and Zack Street, Tnnip's, Fla. 5-25-lmo-C IhiVe thousand WXFTFBD^Pwi feet cypress celery boards. Ad. . . I f - SAS h irrd d K trrrt. MX V . . I TllU Wc a rc m aking SPE C IA L PR IC ES FOR CASH on McCORMICK A N D DEERING MOWING MACHINES HAY RAKES A ND TEDDERS A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS T&U CHATTANOOGA and WEBER WAGONS Now 1h the* tim e to b u y ; p rlc c i nro mlvuncini;. Wc carry com plete linn of repaint. DON’T buy a m achine if you can­ not g e t rep ain t. * * JJ � 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>, May 26, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald