17 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1fe6f0bd752758a21f8f264cd967dc3e.pdf d45f4c2539352d4c403e8bbd62a02e4d PDF Text Text W & rffl vSa V* '■Y,9\ K ill' m m i iw ;t€ t f : IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION = SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 26,1 9 2 3 VOLUME WHIPPING BOSS FIGHTING O p fljH flM l ___ . . . . . ( M l * m f flt’l AY, AT HIGH SCHOOL m GREA1 tEj .N •H tK Ay ia y O J e is T W tf ,ol le r b « !I1 W •-V^VM ■SK . IV. germangovi • • N U M B E R <9 ■. *i. - ^ p e r m is s io n french .Oft- -----Tii i.fiY.yr u r g e crow d • • *■ TLf HM . r. A capacity audlcqce-. qsserobled In the large auditorium o f ' the .High School Thursday evening, May 24th, to hear the recital honoring the Senior class of 1023, piano pupils from Fan­ nie Munson's studio. After a few Introductory remarks from Mrs. Munson, Including ex­ pressed appreciation for the beautiful grand piano furnished by Mr. Hintermister, of the Hintermlster Plano Co. the program opened with a group of solos' from piano students of the Sen­ ior dais. The entire event waa a notable suecess. Such programs selected from the world's best' composers are not mere­ ly, ph'ssuro giving but are educational The piano numbers were from High Ekhool Rt.iilmt,, ln.lu.lh,, « llttl. group. Each number was intelligently and musically renderod, smoothness, grace and poise characterised tho entire performance. Tho juvenile group wns an Inter­ esting feature and little fingers mov­ ed in romnrknblc ease and dear tone. The song numbers were from Mrs. llVgtlniiMl mi I'M* Kl,lil I SENATE KILLED TOUNER ACT TO PROTECT BABIES NOT A SERMON I FOR ILLS OF THE WORLD IN ADDRESS DEPORE THE STEEL INSTITUTE CROSS‘Un*Vi.Mdyl '2l».—Walter Higginbotham, ronvict whipping boss, on trial here ohWftfJd with murder in connection with the death of Martin Tabert, signed an .affidavit prbtcating agalnat a change of venue from Dixie county *a h*» been a*krd by the state. The tlcfNj*® *l*° vest! into court about twenty-live other affidaviU declaring that'* l*lr and impartial trial could be obtained In thia county. In affidavit Higginbotham declared he was 8KNATOR8 SAY IT WOULD BE But-' “Simple, Plain Buslncftn not a dtiien of Dixie county and that he had resided hree only a short time toliyOLVKR -'NEAR SCENE OK SURRENDER OF STATED Sense'’ Hays Head of Great* . ahd-haa no political Influence in any way and that la not now in the em­ And Dinorders o f All K taA s Oc­ SHOOTING NOT TTfR GUN RIGT1T8. ploy of the Putnam Lumber Company at whose camp Tabert la alleged to est Conporatlon in World cur in Many D istrict* o f In ­ . OF BENNETT dustrial <t«rmany , 0*7 Yfcc AUMlatrS »»!•*«■> (By The AimmIMH Pry«»1 * TALLAHASSEE, May W.—The . c B p n .A .rtfU ts s r N ^ i . NEW YORK, May 25.—Fresh from A ll I UnUIIl liUlllUvI vi iwiww w/ -e * TAMPA, May 2p.—Police are aeeksenate killed the blli which would n Mediterranean cruise which took PARIS. May 26. — The entire ing to determine the ownership of of inllmWAUon of the legislative sub-committee at the time the search wns have brought Florida within the pro­ made for Tabcrt’s grave at Clara and Mingo cemetery, April 26th. chamber of deputies with the ex­ a fthirty-two calibre revolver found visions of tho Rhoppard-Towner act. him among other places to ahrinea Acceptance of the government’s of­ of the Holy Land, Elbert H. Gary,' ception of eotnimmiati gave Premier near the scene of the killing of H. M. fer in care of babies and mntemity chairman of tho United States Steel Carulhers for which R. O. Bennett Poincare a trrrat oration when he would be another surrender of aUt« CoipnraUon> pUndcd for Jr., is In jail here, and thus hope catered the chamber today for con­ greater rights Senators Stokes, Hodges nnd . A_ , L_ Vn._j„*i_ tinuation of yeatenlay’a JlnlerpalU- find the key to the mystery surround, , . turning to the Christian religion as tlon. on the Rhur. Communists hoot­ Ing.the cause of shooting early yeseuro for tho world’s ilia in an ad­ ed the premier but Oil* seemed only terdoy. Caruthera waa killed by a dress today ntithe opening of.tba an­ calibre steel bullet to increase the enthusiasm of' the twenty-five nual meeting of The 'Iron and Steel through the hcart/1. The revolver temainder of the deputlea. Institute. Disclaiming any inteitlon from which the shot was fired was to "preach a sermon" Gary declared LONDON, May 26.—The German not found although Bennett Is said Brassier Twins and Other Orlando Men Are In­ religion was "simple, plain business government Is alarmed at reports to have told police he threw it away sense." Towanl the end of his ad­ terested in the N ew Befcch that armed commuhlst bands are five blcvks from where Caruthers felli dress Gary showed signs of exhaus­ marching on Kasen, says Central tion nnd left the hall. Charles M. ]*ffws dispatch from Berlin this af­ The following story from Cocoa, terior elevation coupled with a broad W. A. Pattisliall is BANDITS MOVE CAPTIVES FAR- Scwab completed the reading of tho ternoon. It has asked permlsaion of Florida, recently was sent out over hard beach, address. As Gary walked to the TIIER BACK IN THE "A company of Orlando capitalists French authorities to send forces of Named Orlando’s F irst edge of -the platform he ‘was met by , HILLS the state and waa given space in many accompanied by a woll known Tennes­ German police from occupied dis­ Municipal Judge his sedentary who led ‘him from the of the newspnjFors, It is one of the see newspaper man, are on the ground­ tricts to Essen and Gelsenkirchen. <Ity The Aiwrlatr! I'rfM) hull. Hotel emplftyu hastily drew up VT. A. Pattlihall, Orlando attorney, rjow .anterprlsca of Florida and one in going over the dotails of the project. TSACJlWANG, May 26.—Gunfire a couch (in un adjoining hall where GELSENKIRCHEN, Germany, May was today handed the plum by the city which Sanford people will no doubt The party composes: H..H. Dickson, heurd nenr here today Is taken to In­ Gary remained until gfter his ad­ 26.—Eight persons are dond—seven president of the Dlckstm-Ives Com­ dicate thnt government troops arc dress wns read. He and hi* secre­ men and one child—and between 70 pany of Orlando, one of the lending engaging tho hnndlta in tho hill*, or tary Insisted that he was not 111 and consnd 80 arr suffering from wounds the young lawyer to take his scat oii| "A company has boon formed, department stores of the state; James the bandits are fighting among them­ ihnt he merely was “very tired." due to bitter fighting which .broke the figurative bench the first of June. silting chiefly of Orlando "business j- Q|je8t former mayor of Orlando selves as n result of a disagreement After a rest Gary was reported as out here last night in clashes between Mr. Pattishnll had but one runner men and capitalists, to create near i nnd one of tho wealthiest •capitalists IN REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA FOR at their conference .which was sched­ completely recovered. communists an dthe defense troops. up in the contest, and that was Chaun- here a new aeaport city for Florida; in Abe state; R. B. Brossier, president HKUELLION AGAINST uled for today. It was learned from The trouble had its origin in the coy Boyer. The mayor cast his vote o» the Reporter-Star Publishing Co., SOVIET different sources today, thut the NEW YORK, May 28.—A commit­ "Tb# aito s e l f ted lies cast of “this publishers of Orlando's afternoon •eiture of pol'ce headquarters in for Boyer, on the ground that he has bandits have taken their captives tee of Iron nnd Steel Institute ap­ which much destruction was wrought. been longer here in Orlando, and is .a city, at, a point just south .of the *ite newspaper, who will be vice-president i n y T h e A a ae e la tr* I 'r e m l MOSCOW, May 26.—Fifteen per­ from Pnulxuku mountain nnd have pointed recently jo Investigate, the The building was then set on fire. graduate of Hollins, although Mr. of Capo Canavaral. It waa,announced and general manager of tho hig bench moved them two miles further bock feasibility of nbondhnlng the twetvo The members of the defense force Duckworth made it plain that he was froip Orlando aomc months ago that a enterprise, and Walter Jnhnsqn, own­ sona, all princes, generals or noble­ Into tho. hills.. hbur day In tha steel Industry report­ men* have been executed ns tho resplt who were holding the building, wef* f*v0rAhlB Uj.M/. FatUlhaJl, aajting thfl company w a r forming there-to build- er of-tbc Chattnnnoga News, and sec­ The sudden retirement nppenrs to ed today through Elbert If. Oary, of tho discovery of an active counter driven wibafter hard- fighting, which u tter would have' been hla second a railroad to penetrate the fruit belt retary of the Southern Newspaper that the troops, acting under chairman of the United States Steel unci revolutionary plot In soviet republic iniArntc turned In the street!. The choice. orders from Tsno Kun, Inspector Corporation, that It could not "at thla of the atatc, with a terminus at the Publishers Aasociatlon. of Georgia suys it dispatch from Tlflls Ities were about equally dis­ Pattishnll was nominated by Com* jleep w ater' harbor formed by this r V'A feuture of the project Is thst It the P r.vd . to d .,. Tho ...m o. .,t »' ShonluOR. *™ CollowinK time recommend such a step. puted between the communists and missioncr will be fathered chiefly by newapapet mlsafoner ouinuriuuu. Sutherland. »>, Mr, Suthor,ho.c O.ooo,od worn not „l,on hot It members of the defense force. land said he had canvassed the field ^ pf the new city ilea to tho men, the city to he known ns Journal­ is said all were active participants P r in c e to "dig tho bandit, out. HARDWICK TURNS The rummunists today wore still and determined that this .representnth- of the proposed railroad termb ists. U. B. Brossier concclvod the REQUISITION FLORIDA holding the portion of the pol'ce Uve of tho bar here was the most log- nuJ| on th(1 broJld arca of high land be­ idea of having a company of Lading the movement. SHANGHAI, May 26—Panic seised headquarters which was not dam­ leal candidate. At that point Mr. GOVERNOR DOWN newspaper men get behind the prons —- _ MOSCOW, May 26.—Counter rev- the bandits of IW xuku today tween the ocean beach and the Banana ------ aged by flames. Duckworth flunr Chauncey Boyrr*a Jcet to the end not only of giving it olullonar|ca activities in Georgia Chinea« government troops launched Tho new company starts with ATI.ANTA, Ga.. May 28,—Gov­ Negotiations have been begun by hat Into the ring, so that Commlst u site nearly two miles Jong extending publicity, but it Is conceded thnt nows alleged to hnve begun early Inst year n ‘ determined advance agalnat the the communists and their sympa­ dinner Manuel caAt the deciding vote. along the bench to a depth of about paper men have great vision and cre­ with a combination of flvo non­ outlaws in an effort to break up their ernor Hardwick today declined to *honthiser, with the burgomaster, with communications nnd. force an issue or n requisition from the Governor He voted with Commissioner Suth­ half a mile Inland. * ative power. Bolshevik parties plans, Including a view to forming n commission of erland, although both the commission­ "Mr. Brossier believes those quali­ general uprising for Inst September. In the International problem revolv­ of Florida nnd C. II. Kelly and Alton "It Is conceded that this is one of four to lake over the policing of the ers said -they thought very highly of the f!n**t ocean front sites on the ties can be harnessed, so to speak, to Th«y employed bandit leader Cheto- ing about the kidnaping of foreigners Mitchell held In Jail at Grlfftn, Oa., following a request by Solicitor Gen­ c'ty.‘ Mr. Boyer. coast of the atatc, the rare combina­ a great project to aid in the develop­ knff for their purposes, accounts from the Hhanghai-Feking express eral John Boykin of Fulton county ment of the state of Florida." May fi. Orlando's first police judge—chos­ state, but the plot failed when his that hia county bo given first Aance PARIS, May 26—Premier Poincare en under a bill just pnsaod the legis­ tion beli)g r**l.ixed tbere °A h,*h ,n" Tho 1'cking government’s plan to bands liquidated with the aid of peas­ at the men. They will bo brought to Drput'e* today, thnt France would lature, relieving tho mayor of the ar­ release tho captives by force appar­ ant force and ringteadera arrested. iwt reduce her share of reparations duous task of sitting on the police ently is to be put Into operation at Atlanta for trial. due from Germany, except insofar bench—pattiahall, was born In a sec­ once. Sanford Paint and , as the Allies war debt were cancelled, tion that was ut that tlmo Orange BAUMEL’8 Specialty Shop has Tho cordon of troops about the ami repeated the determination of county, coming from tho Geneva dis­ regular advertisement In thia issue Fsotauku stronghold today was Wnll Paper Store the government to remain in the trict. lightened In all direction!. Meaaen- calling attention to the Saturday and Ruhr, until France's share was paid. ON T1IB NEW 1‘ltLM.ADX SCHOOL, gera traveling to and from tho out­ Monday apedaiy in which a blg.rbHo la a graduate of the law school A precedent fur aurh action, he said, of Stetson University, taking hia de­ duction on seasonable merchandise law hills have'bven stopped. BUILDING WAS LEFT OUT ih ws» furnished by tho Girmans them­ gree three years ago. He came at Chiefs of th ebrlganda are said to all along the line la taking place arid1 TALI-AHASSEE, May 26.—The * OF WHITE UF, TALLAHASSEE, May 26.—W. H. general appropriations bill wss flu­ selves, who remained in France; after that time—in 1920 -to Orlando pracbe greatly discouraged at the refusal specially reduced prices on dresals, No sir, we would not find fault of the dipioinnti( corps at Feking to corsets, millinery, hose nnd awealthe war of 1871, until tho last tlcally as a stranger. For a yearh* Dowling, ahertff of Duval, who has bbed by tho house yesterday and now centime indemnity was paid. Raad the advrrtiseaaent and waa In tho office of Darla A Glass, boen tinder suspension for nearly two goto back to tho senate for concur­ with our Editor, because ha has the drat with them and are reported to ora The premier declared conditions In and for two years .has been practicing yoara, waa reinstated last night by tha rence in ope important item, and some first chance .a t you when you come be anxious to come tq some sort of note the pripse and go to BaumeVa senate, on a close vote. 1.c the Ruhr so far as thay concerned alone. salary alterations here and there. The Into thia world and the last chanca terms before it is too lat« to save Specialty Shop tomorrow and Mon­ Bowlitig’s case was admittedly the operationr of the railroads, and day. * measure carrying provision for a when you • pass out. And all the their own Uvea. He is 27 yeari old And married.—' Fresh parleys are expected to be transportation of »cited products Orlando Reporter-Star. hardest one that the senate had to lump sum of approximately »fl,000,- chances In between. Wc would In a were Improving. He denied that re­ Seminole county, is proud.of Judge deal with by vlytue of the prominence 000 for the next 2 years waa amend­ ntild way remind our Editor that In opened Immediately with ;th° Chr. THE TAMI AMI HOTEL duced deliveries of coal and coke Patttahall. Ho is a Geneva boy, the of the official and the length of Urns ed by the house yesterday to give ad the writing up of tho new primary nese government representatives A bandit envoy accompanied by were seriously crippling the Frebch son of Mr. and Mrs. R .H . Pattishall, he had been out of office, for Mhlch diiional funds to the itate hospital at school building he forgot ua. When While In Miami recently Mr. and Iron Tradr .and asserted that France of that little city, and a boy of whom ordinarily, he ihuat be reimbursed. It Chattahoochee. The per capita main­ G. E. Janes o f Jacksonville, who waa one of th? captives as mediator Is Mr*. H. A, Neel wdle guests at the charge of the building found he said to have left Faotxuku to reopen was in a position to wail as long as all hla Seminole county friends .are b understood that hia claim*.hill for tenance was Increased from 026 to 020 TaMlaml Hote), which is oat of 0»e could buy Ration's Sun-Proof Paln^ negotiation*, but so far it baa aot Germany was disposed to .resist. compensation fop the time hg waa un­ provision was msd« for throe additionfond and they know that he will make best medlum-slssd, most bome-llko der suspension, will approximpte $22^ si physicians, three additional profes- n Sanford, he.desired to use It for arrived ut Tsaochwang. H H P I I hnlotorius In the state, The manager,. The premier’s declaration .made a good In hla chosen profession. The outlaws, who are declared to 000. He was suspended July 37/1021, sionai nurses, and 060.000 was granted the out aide. marked impression on the Chamber Mr. S. D. McCreary, la a Mg. Jolly, have been pinning thel? hopes to In docoretlng the Interior ho used by Governor Hardee, following the n* and many of the deputies Wanted an for the erection of another dormitory. Woodcock A Itigney are in today portly cuss and puts in all hia time ... £ the Pitcarns-Water Spar varnish of Changtso-IJn, director of Manchbria, immediate vote on propositions of with a big advertisement quoting turn of .an indictment against him by seeing that hia guests are comfort­ which we are very proud. Mr. W. T. and head of th* Fengtaln party that able. The clerks arc, ail pattern*! the Ruhr occupation problem, and prices on groceries of all kinds. a federal grand jury charging that he PLRAH FOR SOUTHERN Hsdlow and Mr. Janqa found that we was in control et Peking prior to Its other policies, but M. Tandicu de­ Woodcock A Rigney have it on them with Other? prominent in Jacksonville RAILROADS*TO JtAIHB after him In this rasoect and say could furnish the ’material Just os defeat at the hands of tb* Chihli manded a continuation of the dis­ in the fact that they not only sell at conspired 16 operate a gigantic Hquor on* stopping at the Thffiiaml are •»*: .OIL RATES BET ASIDE cheap as th*y ’could dniy it In Jhek- party loot rummer, has boon dis­ cussion, which was putover until to- very reasonable prices for c^fh but ring. The indictment. wg»'-quaahed on sutwj of th* very b*st treatment. couraged in. that direction a* .well. morrow. sonville and the Saitford P ilot and U«y deliver to any part of the city. a technicality, and another Indictment : ■• 'WASHINGTON, May can recommend It to tha utWall Paper Company it* » « T P "** They had expected aid from *Teo, ^fete.j,.RH»r*l .Pf? They also make a specialty of fine tret writh/a tfarthejf' furnished all Lin’d lieutenant, tho notorious Chupg SUmpre A Company have their fresh vegetables. Bead their adver­ fkials testifying «t Uh» * * * & fc*" llon/f o f southern ralliLada.’to itVr of’ the regular advertising space in today's tisement and note the very reason­ ing said they bad. not push*} tha crease ort May 28 pertoloum producM the mstrriti' Vbri our beautiful- neve Ching Yao, former military governor ■• "1: etatuM <*«— . Quring- hU viaiL M» Miawl lL,. Herald in which everything in the able prices on groceries. Woodcdck eharjge former because Of D*jjr.:j '• ' of Hunan1province, bat the leaders Neel visited bath th* big vn*w*pi moving from M ississippipoinU to school bulldtag. ' W the gentry in all the surrounding meat line b laid out before you 'at * ‘ Rigney, three blocks from high ability to get Any subsUntUl evlden Gulfpoft, Mias., MobUe, Ale., and BAN FORD TAINT * WALL PAPER villages hay* discounted thia* hope, offices and mat many of thg meh COMPANY. specially low priced marks. Btemper Pensacola, Fla., were temporarily prices. and have urged the outlaws to settle are responsible for issuing these H. A. Halverson, Prop. A Company mako a specialty of fine CPATTANOOGA W > set aside today by the IntsraUU with the Peking government aa ly metropolitan newspaper?- ’ ' meata—everything in fresh and MAN ARRESTED FOR NOT Commerce Commission, which sus­ PUT ON„ NATIONAL are certainly a bunch e l i Among Thursday's arrivals in San quickly aa possible. •moked meats. They also have but­ TELLING ALL HE KNEW c . a P. COMMITTBE pended foe new schedule until Bept. tlemen, who hflUve In These local leaders have pointed ter, cheese, laid, mackerel and other * i, ending inveeligation. Present ford are Mrs. J. H. Perritt and young tor? welcome and s] ~ out to the brigands that tha inrush people who are being most cordially articles in the line of groceries at CHICAGO. May 25.—C. II. Huato^ rates from New Orleans to Peasacola greeted by their masy friends. Th* o f »government troops will prevent courtesy. Tha Hf lew prices. 8T, ‘j O S E P H r * * ? ’' W « former al^ ore petroleum product* are 2 2 'cent? f iu s p s u . Peri itts were formerly residents of completion of the harvest, and thus bore with much pleasure Walter Nelson, Detroit attorney was o f Chattanooga. Tenn., alatent sacreUry of cptnmerce. was acM to Jail today for thirty days by Dickson A Ires of Orlando have Judge Dingeman of Detroit fotjpw- appointed/hairmah^of charge 30 cents. From Baton Rouge their regular spare In thia Issue call­ ing Nelson's appearance before tha means commltt^ of the tha present rat#s are 22 cents and the ing attention to ttolr Saturday and etato’a one man grand Jury Investi­ Monday specials. Dickson AIves are gation here into the House of David too well known to need any introduc­ ronoy. As Nelson was being taken tion to ih . H efted pwpla. Hre their to the county jail by the sheriff ha Jhd»eitla«mcnt. said *T*vu told rvtrytbtng' I 'know. * GOVERNMENT TO SEND * g e r m a n p o l ic e MUCH MURDER GUN NEW SPAPER MEN’S mi be ON AT COCOA esta bu : TRE EAST COi s s i* -r r -r t B MS m GOVT. TROOPS ENGAGE BANDITS IN THE HILLS MANY PEOPLE OF HIGH RANK ARE EXECUTED SHERIFF DOWLING GENERAL BUDGET FOR SIX MILLION IS REINSTATED , PASSED HOUSE ■j �ivu r -,7-, Mm SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor Phono 217-W . If fcave mmr trU »*■ v U l l l a a * • * — I f ><>a mrr ■ <•!>■ m i w h r r r o r r o r a l o a | M f , o r If ro w a r e r n l r r l n l a l o a . w r i t e ■ r w l a l r a n i l a t h la 'i lr o a r lm r a l. w l»laa O rlalla, o r i r l r o h n n r I b r l lr m . II w ill b r .a r r a l l r a p p rrrla lr* . » yu r mMaa.' rvciMirt■in n a Mr. anil Mrs. Roy C. G arrett hnvo liturncd to their home in Tmnpn n i­ ter n very plcnaant viait here ns the guest* of Mr*. George Shipp. Chnrlrn 'B ritt, Florence Mhhoney, Andrew Leos and Harry Walsh hnvc returned home from Jacksonville where they attended the K. of C. con­ vention. SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday—G. I. A. social meeting at the home of Mr*. McDonnell, HID Kim avenue with Mesdnme* McCon­ nell, Calhoun and Larrlmorc ns hostesses at 8 p. m. Thursday—Commencement recital by pupil* of Mr*. Fannie Munson' at tbo High School Auditorium. • Friday—N. dcV. Howard Chapter U. D. C. meeting In Palm room at 4 p. m. Friday—Junior-Senior banquet at tho Valdes Hotel at H p. m. Friday—Mis* Fern Ward will enter­ tain member* o f’tho lion Ton Bridge Club a t her home op Seventh street, a t 3:30 p. m. ' Sunday—Commencement sermon at High School at 11 a. in. hy I)r. F. R. King. Hnturday-r-Mr*. Bcechor Kent will entertain at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mr*. M. Minurik, 1000 Laurel Avenue nt 4 n'clork, honoring Mis* Ethel Moughton, a bride-elect of June. Monday—Pipe Organ Club meets with Mrs. Roy Pecplc* nt 3:30 p. in. nt her home on Magnolia avenue and Eighth street. , i . Monday—Class Day exercises at 3:30 p. m. Monday—May Pageant and Gradua­ tion of Eighth Grade nt Grammar School at 0:00 p, rn. Monday—Graduation exorcise* nt the High School at 8:30 p. in., address ' by Dr. Carpenter. Monday—Truth Seekers Class busi­ ness meeting at the home of Mrs. Akers on Celery avenue. Cars leuve church nl-2:30 p. m. Tuesday Alumni Banquet lit Parish House at 8 p. hi. • . Miss Minnie Stewart lyft. Tuesday evening for Philadelphia, l*a., where the wnu called by the serious illiusa of Ju-r father. Mrs. It. K. Beverley nnd children of Jacksonville, will arrived here Satur­ day and will ho the guests of her sis­ ters, Mr*. John C. Deen and Miss Nonie Williams at their huinc oil I’^irk avenue. Thursday hnlf holiday. And “hit" raining in some places to rtop tho half holiday. , Mrs. John C. Deen .1* entertaining Our merchant* arc all busy ns they at dinner this evening at her home nn can 1m and they nro putting on spec­ I’nrk avenue, the guests being Mis* ial sale* nnd bringing In the business. Ida Gracy, Misses Sara and (Scrsldino Muriel nnd Nonic William*. Commencement week will sta rt to­ night f o r1tho Sanford nchools when Mrs. Fannie Munson lias her musicalo PIPF, OltGAN CLUB PICNIC. The members' of the Pipe Organ at the high school auditorium. Club had a most delightful picnic on Monday afternoon in celebration of •Our streets arc badly torn up in the final payment on the pipe organ. places hut it all means that somu time The picnic was planned to havo been Boon all the principal street* of Sunheld-at Palm Springs but the threat­ ford will he paved and.the traffic will ening weather caused the young ladies be more divided than a t the present to change their plans, and they mo­ tim e.’ tored out to Ilazelton’a where n most delightful afternoon was spent with Henry Mcl-nulin, Jr.,-has gono to St. games, swimming and n sumptuous Petersburg to attend a meeting of tho Htato Optical Association. He supper was enjoyed. wns accompanied by "hi* father who will endeavor to keep the mermaids BIBTIIDAY PARTY away from Henry, Jr. Little Miss Lucilo.Cameron was the (harm ing young hoate** yesterday nfChurchwcll’s are making a run of loinoon when she entertained n num- Vacation Fashion* ii\ ailk dresses and her of her little friend* nt lltf home millinery. GrcutJy reduced prices ' on ".The Wigwam on Park avenue, in the entire line' of ailk dressea and celebration of her eighth birthday. tho very low prices will make them The color motif of pink nnd white go. See the advertisement today. prevailed in both living nnd dining Miss Mary W aters of Atlanta Is rooms. Quantities of roses nnd ferns nnd gay Japcnesc lantern being ef­ the guest of her uncle, H. C. Waters, this week after spending several fectively used. Gnmc* and contests for which a t­ weeks in Tampa nnd nt Apopka vis­ tractive prizes were given caused the iting relatives und friends. Her afternoon to pn»M all too quickly. At many Sanford friends will bo glad i< late hour refreshments of pink utid to learn that ehc i« herd for a few days before returning to her Atlanta white cream nnd cake were nerved. The young hostess was assisted In home. «iitertuining her guests by her mother Dollar Day nt YowcII'm has proved Mrs. 1.. C. Cameron, nnd was tho re­ cipient aL many lovely gift*. About no popular that they will continue twenty children enjoyed lids happy the mile until Saturday at the earnest lequuf.t of many of their customers. event. • ’ They uh>o have an advertisement in thin issue calling attention to the big ... A FAREWELL PARTY............ sale of Gabardine Suita, new silk Men. R. A. Howell w&a the delight­ shirts, palm bench nuilii and union ful hostess Inst evening at her a t ­ auitu for men, HI wl marked down tractive home on French avenue. pricen. Rend their ndvertisomento in The party v/ns given in honor of Mrs. this isnuc. J. M. Mitchell and daughter, Elizal»elh. •’ Saturday will be the big Automo­ The rooms were a scene of beauty, bile N um ber- every Saturday—watch being decorated with ferns and cut for it nnd get tho Interesting dope flowers. on the new-ear* and the new-styles Games, music ami dancing were en­ nnd nil the jatest about how to take joy .-d and nt a late hour delirious re- cure of your car and where to buy fieshmcntn wore served, consisting of the ear that you will like the best sandwiches, hot chocolate und cake. for this season. All tho dealers will lie In thd big edition every Saturday. Be sure and get a copy. If you are not a subscriber to the Dally Herald come in and get acquainted. . We know— you haven't any and OPPOBBH WATCH* FRIDAY’S PAPER FOR OUR SPECIAL PRICE ADVERTISEMENT On Overalls nnd Shlrta for two day* WASHINGTON, May 24.—The weekly weather and crop bulletin, is* sued yesterday by the Department of Agriculturo for the week ending May £2 covers the southern field mj fol­ lows: . i f “The first half of the week was generally cool In the cotton growing states, but the latter half wa» some­ what warmer. The temperatures for the week a* n whole averaged two or three degrcra'below normal, except in muc^i of T cxa* where the weekly means wero normal or slightly above. "The rainfall-w as normal in both section* of the belt, except in Texas where tho precipitation v/ns heavy in ninny section*. ' . “Growing Condition* for the crop wero unfavorable because of wet weather, and cool night* hi Texas and pnrt of the Carolina*. “ Lack <ft aunshino nnd cool night* 'jere decidedly unfavorable for. the crop In Gcorgin where the weevil was prolific. ■“ White potatoes were growing good in the Atlantic states and harvesting was begun in Sopth Cnrolinn. Trans­ planting of sweet potatoes continued heavy in th p 'la tte r state, but slowly in Tennessee, whllo reins were favor­ able-in Florida. 0 “'Melon* nnd tomatoes were dnm* aged in Florida by heavy rain nnd un­ favorable weather ibr shipment pre­ vailed irf the central division of the rtate. Sugar cane and peunuts made good progress in Florida but enno was needing cultivation In the lower Mississippi valley where Qm soil was mostly too wet for field work. "Straw berry harvesting wns begun In tho extreme smith whllo Inrge shipments were being made from Tenmwa6c. . Ruins were most beneficial for citrus in Florida. “ Florida: I'i ogress of crops very good, condition fnir. Excessive rain unfavorable on lowlapd* and compluiiils of weedy gfrOwtij and heed of cultivation. Early plant* fruiting." TALLAHASSEE, May 23—A me*, mhc designed to give the %rniirond commission Authority to require rail­ road* to provide nubwnyu or viaduct* or nafely dcvicuT a t grndo crossing* wan introduced in the nrnate Monday afternoon hy Senator Jam es E. Cat* kins. •Tho Calkin* bill is modelled along the name fine* of one which Reprc* •tentative If. O. Miller recently jntrodiiceil in the house and which was lost. .’The senate measure attem pts to cure some of the defect* which n m ajority of the house 'Membership appuiently found in the hill. He pro. vide* th at the railroad shall In every ca*p pay BO per cent of the coat of constructing nnunderpass or viadurt, and that the city or county,.or stnte road department (if it ia n state road) shall pay the remaining BO per cent of the cost. The measure also E. A. BALL If you tire in the market for pure Ntrnln chickens, come and bee me. Situated on Iutkc CrynFOR MATTRESS trouble* phono San­ tnl. Also 5 prlste winning yearford Mnttrcaa Factory 402-M-l. old roouteru. . two M flh iftore. Vmi’ll tell the world und we'll e Sw ^ tjff-r Overijkyund Pun In. That’s why dft want you to'put on u pair CALKINS INTRODUCES BILL. TO MAKS UAIUIOAD ' .* 44-12tc IBT8' UNION, J : ■ 3 * _^ t im o L,JM J>u m m w nr a^, T f fle W onderful <\rita m ^ • Food r* Dollar Sale continued That Creates Health 35c, 65c, $2.00 Jars ( until Saturday night.— Yowell Company. Vita Food ChocolateCoated W afers Tho fftupit* included, Mrs. George Radford. Mrs. A. B. Huntley, Mr*. 10c Bars and 1-lb. Tins, laionai J. II. Ferguson, rM*. L. Grow, Mrs. $ L. B. Hudgins, Mrs. C. .W. Brown, Mrs. Geo. W. Huff, Mr*. W. F. Collum, Mrs. R. P. Jenkins, Mr. and • * Lf.*.|l Mf*. Q. W. Grim. Mr*. John Stamper, ' ’ ’• latf Prescriptio: Mr*. Tv-K. Grow, Thelma Howell, V i* (J A iks Lant> and Gladys .Sttruper. t ► . ’ 2.00 R. C. I 15 Son ford -Avenue*- CROSSINGS SAFE Mellon Finds Way to Reconcile Decision -------- T O N I G H T ----- L on Ship’s Booze Cargo ESTELLE TAYLOR, WASHINGTON, May 21.—Indica­ tions given n't the treasu ry today that | WALLACE BEERY Secretary Mellon hod found a way J to reconcile supreme court's recentprohibition decision with foreign] laws rcqnlring ships.of their nation* to tyirry liquor ns crew rations. Be-1 llc if o expressed nccersnry to carry j out high court decision barring liquor! within territorial water* of tho Uni- j tod State* would be actually p ro m y l^ gated within a few day*.' Official* refuted to disclose the course which the treasury appeared to have adop­ ted in dealing with tho situation. Coast Guard Cutter Captures Three Rum Runners Off Coast I H r T tie A » « n ,l n |.< P r r u l — AND— » MAE BUSCH ‘ She was only a shop girl, whit ; nance had she- again: t society, tgninst circumstances, against man? See this great picturiu•Ion of the famous Chas. E. Many rtage success. Also a two-part Century Comedy -TOMOR ROW1, Mary Miles Mlntrr in DRUMS OF FATE HIGHLANDS, N - J ., May 24.—The const guard cu tter Seminole which lins been patrolling ru m 'ro w off the We’vo never seen a cheraclcon, but Jcrctcy three milo limit today captur­ we havo observed a number of for­ ed three rum runners. She wns aeon eign policies. front shore putting into port with her Correct this sentence: “She gave prizes which apparently were heavily W ant th at piano moved? Call 438 tho house it* spring clonning nnd did loaded. for a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. nut move the davenport to the other Tits llerald for first clo u job work. They know how. 38-Thr-Frl-Sat-tfc side of tho ro*m." Pure Ilretl Rhotle Island Reds, Pure Bred Plymouth Rocks, und Pure Bred White Wyandottcn, between G weeks und 3 monthH tdd.’ . .Dollar Sale continued until Saturday n ig h t— Yowell Company. I f nIx men can't rip a pair, whnt chance have you got? Florida Crops Are Affected by Rains ‘ tfuggist THESE PRICES ARE ONLY FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $19.00 Silk Dresses, at, per dress $}0.00 Silk Dresses, at, per dress $'&00lSilk Dresses, at, per dress V o jk no $tjK00i*gilk stresses, at, per dress EDUCTION ON MI �eport - v as Incorrect Cotton Acreage End Assembly; File Protest PLAN MIAMI-NEW ORLEANS CHURCH LEADERS OPPOSE AS v — - PAST FREIGHT LINE SEMBLY IN CONDEMNING DR. POSDICK'S PREACHING. MIAMI, Ma y28,—Officials o f, the Gulf and Southern Steamship Com­ pany will Immediately inaugurate n fa it water freight service between here and Now Orleans, according to word received hero Monday. The new servico Is created in response to the demands of New - Orleans wholesalers, who found It impossi­ ble to compete with Baltimore deal­ ers following J h l Inlfuinrmlon of 'jut a l-'waUr. antviccf. betwt-itulherc and Miami wholesalers nay that at the record, but Dr. Chnrloa F. Wisleast 3,000 tons of com motiftics'are hart, the moderator, ruled a protest available tor the new boat monthly. was admissible without consent of tho assembly. The celery game ia over, MOVING The assembly completed its eight time is here; we'are at your service. tiny session and ajnumed a t .'4:15 —QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. •p. in. to moel at Grand Itapids, Mich,. Phone 408, 30-Thr-Frl-Sat-lfc Mny 22, of next year. One of, Its last official acts wns to send down to tho Presbyteries for their consideration a proposal to James J. Corbett is told thnt Cin­ amend church law to permit Individ­ cinnati baseball club Is not for sale ual presbyteries to sanction the reg­ when he asks price for controlling ular employment of ministers ‘of oth­ er denominations, such as Dr. Fosstock in organisation. dlck, who is n Baptist. While tho overture, if npproved DENIED PERMISSION TO MARCH would legalise tho employment of American branch of tho Italian Dr. Fosdick nnd bthcr outsiders in fascisto is denied permission to special eases, it will not change yes­ march |n Fifth avenue parade at New terday’s rnsiulnte to the FR st Pres­ York and O. A. R. headquarters de­ byterian church of New York, and all other churches of tha denomination nies explanation of the incident. Good Shoes for Men It'n it slyle ft-alure of them* young Men’s Oxford#, but you’re gelling fine (|tmllly and n mighty good value oh well. Black or Tony Red col­ or#— JuhI like'cut. S A N F O R D ,F t.A SECOND Bitch Cabinet R esigns as Result of “Red” Trial Stand Unchanged SENATE REFUSES TO PROCEED n o A nn b a y s b u s i n e s s c o n OPTIONS DEMAND NO WITH THE TRIAL OK CHANGE. . COMMUNISTS. formed thp, correspondents t h a t , he Interpreted tho vote In the ‘senate as proof o fwunt of confidence in the cabinet, which, made it impossible for the cabinet to act against the com­ munists. President Milk rand •held the vote wns purely of n Jurisdictionnl nature, nnd without political ef­ fect. Immediately a fter the meeting of the senate, M. Poincare called a coun­ cil of ministers. A lAief discussion took place, nnd then the premier and his 'colleagues proceeded to Ely see Palace to place their resignations in the hands of the president. The senate sitting ns a high court in secret session, voted relative to the trial of communists on tho fol­ lowing points: First—Can the court dcclnre itself competent or Incompetent; . , Second—Should the question of Competency be referret] to u commit-, I; Third—Is the court competent? The senate voted in the affirm a­ tive on the first question and negativo on the two lust, tho final vote being 118 to 104. high court formulated Its decision in substunce. . "Tho m atter before tho court is not of a nature reserved for its consideration. Tho case against M. Cachin nnd tho others should therefore be sent in-fore u competent body for its decision." The senate’s vote was n complete surprise. President Milk-rand, when tho cab­ inet called ort him nt the Elysee Palace, explained to the premier and his colleagues that tha senate was sitting an a Judicial body nnd that its votes were not of n political nature, lint took on the clTact of rulings from the bench. The votes, therefore wore not to Inconsidered an ones of confidence or of censure, and ho therefore declined tin- resignations. WASHINGTON, Mny M.—Federal Reserve rediscounts rates will be maintained at their uniform level of 4% per cent for the present be­ cause of satisfactory business condi­ tions, throughout the country, It was announced today at the conclusion of the meeting of the board’s advisory council. j. Members of the council ns well as the *Trs6ne1-beard ^-rpatntiHiwt-eitiet secrecy regarding the council's dis­ cussion and aside from the announce­ ment relative to rediscount, rates, nothing official was forthcoming. It was known, however, that tho two daya* discussion had included every phnse of the economic conditions ob­ taining throughout th e'co u n try , to ­ gether with the question of extending federal reserve banking activities in­ to foreign lands and the proposition of abolishing the present list of oervvices performed free by the reserve banks. • | • There wns nothing to confirm re­ ports th at the council had mado u recommendation to the board rein- Tho silence observed 'by partici­ pants in the session gave rise to be­ lief in some quarters that a hitch had occurred amt that tjie board would have to hold further hearings on the Cubnn agency proposal. Gov­ ernor Crtssingcr’s only comment was that the question wns still pending. In Its discussion of the rediscount rates the council had before it data from every section of tho country, which the official statement said "in­ dicated th at business is progerssing conservatively and on a sound basis." The commercial banking houses ap­ pear able, It was said, to meet the cnlls upon them and there has been therefore, no tendency toward an unusual draft on tho reserve banks for rediscount accommodation. THE GASOLINE TAX INJUSTICE. Silk Dresses in Crepe de Chine, Cantons, F lat Crepo, Printed Crepe and others. Spec­ ial these two days— » the S two ■ Fashionable HatdVjn e y j^ i^ n c e in i^ o style *1 am) shape, .Sm irt street hatoj dtahTng sport hats, and beautiful pattern hats. Specially priced— . , Values up to $25.00 Ginghams, Voiles, Sw isses, Linens nnd other Cotton materials, at Values represented from $5,95 to $12.50 About 25 Children's Hats at Close Out Prices W. B., Kabo nnd Thomson Glove F ittin g Cornets and Gir­ dles at specially reduced pric­ es. A-Corsettlere at your ser­ vice. SHEER CHIFFON HOSE A special value in Black and Gun Metal. For Saturday ami Monday only, at— Values from $3.95 to $6.50 Regular $2.50 value THE POSTOFFICE IS NEXT DOOR We have now' decided to launch a small campaign of feuturink a few Hem# of Merchandise each week ns Saturday and Monday Specinl#. Such Item# will he offered at greatly reduced price# which will only upply during the two days as advertised each week. This will be a profitable and interesting campaign to the renders of the Sanford Herald if they will keep up wlih it. As we will offer different items of merchandise in each week's two-duy specials, which will be advertised In the Sanford Herald Friday of ench week. Watch the ads and see what we will offer you. ‘ 25 Vf-f REDUCTION* any selection $4.00 VALUES For ................. $18.00 and $20.00 values, goi $5.00 VALUES $6.50 VALUES, For * ** a •« •• *i •*• •* any selection • Just received a beautiful line of Idulim Swimming Suits,- which wi)i bo included jo REDUCTION the reduced prices. If you are in the market for aa'nlce RS*.we. n ic e new Slimmer Suit come U to> see ms , . we. have ew . J ceived a large assortment o f Campus Tog Clothes in Tropical Worsteds, Cool Cloth and cords. The fabric is right, the tailoring is rlsht, and the price is os low, as first class m« disc can be wold.- ■ — .................. .... — - —Our Aim ia to Please Our Cus VICTORY FOR NEGRO CHURCH General assembly a t ’ Indianapolis dcrluroq tha$ racial gruupa shall bo reprvdmted op fodt'im portant boards nnd negh, cnurchJfaembers sccognite decision as victory for their princi­ ples. $15.00 ayd $18.00 values going at $2.00 VALUES For ................ $3.00 VALUES For ...j,...,!.... 218 EAST FIRST STREET- Sf ’1 S A large selection qf light wool and Silk Fiber Sweaters, Slipoyer and Tuxedo models, at A RANK — Not In n long cycle of biue inoomr to see that the doctrine expounded in hint the' legislature put over such a their pulpits conform to tin- doctrine.. grave injustice—we had almost cull­ of thu chureli and the Westminster ed it n bun-faced steal, fur this is i confession of faith. “\vbnt it really nmounts to—but let it The protest against yesterday's go n* nfi‘ Injustice, in deference to action wns signed by Dr. George tiie tender feelings of our west Flor­ Alexander, pastor of tho church ida nuntcrs, as la that incorporated where Dr .Fosdick preaches; Nolan in the 3 cent gasoline tax. It Is esti­ it. Best, editor of the Continent, n mated that It Will raise about chureli publication; William P. Mor­ (100,000. It' is bad enough to slap n rill, paHtor of the famous brick tux of that sice on the already over­ church of New York; Rev. Martin I). taxed people of the state, but if it Hardin, student pastor nt Cornell wore done for a worthy purpose we University, and many others. , would strain a point, or several of The protest declared tho assem­ them,- to pay it, even though it might bly's action was based on ullcgn- come hard.*' Hut it is in the distribu­ tion of tho tax thut the head of the Arinin concealed in the wood pile comes jntu view, ami merits a vigor­ nl by tho evidence, ous swat. Two million dollars of the three millions raised by tho tax is to go to tho slate road department, nnd will 'presumably be Used for the building and betterment of the state roads. Thu remaining million is to be divided in|o C3 equal parts nnd turned buck to the count!**. Not in proportion, to the population, mind you; not in proportion to the tax collected in the different counties, not that at nil. The little counties of west Klurida which have a scanty papulutign, and that largely negro, nnd very few automobiles, contribut­ ing an amount to the tax whirh may justly tie termed infinitesimal, will get just as big a slice of that million as the |H>pulous counties of Duval, Hillsborough and Folk. Could any measure be devised mote unjust and unfair than this?- If the legislators from the backward counties” had spvnt the whole session in thinking it over they could not have devised a more outrageous scheme to mulct the southern counties of their just dues, under the forms of law. Governor IHardee 4fkn rain* • vai^ credit I -with the f*ir-ydadnri ipeople; •Clhiu stuta by (retold* \hU-nplqultous measure, and ha will In all prob-' ability skve the court# some trouble if he prevents1 it from becoming a law. It is incredible that the courts would justify the taking qf money raised by taxation In one county, and transferring It to another for its especial uso and behoof.—Tampa Times. * » SECOND STREET llet wren PARK AND OAK Seasonable Merchandise at unusual reductions for Saturday and Monday only. We offer following at specially reduced prices. It will pay you to buy your Summer needs these days and save money. » �1 y— ., returns for their cquI^tnriH In ware RAILROADS TO MAHB houses, will be coufyuipcd with a lav '.ll^.O ^dy^R Eo ilS B EQUIPMENT requiring them^to dp *h in the future the house yeslcnia^ Waning a bll TAUJUlASSF.E. May 2 L—Rail­ already passed by the senAte ntnerfd roads which balked on making tak inn the tax laws lo cover "Ibe stores.’ but « inqiq^eifJoyaKlo . avrning - ■' ^Mi-«rVht*tl^kyih!(«!|>frv:»J)nienls TA-LtAIf.NSFHR May 24—Th< H brnd. v ., v ; • .» senate ytubcrdny parse it in nmendci , IV, X* nbiiil HaS bought out Mr. feira a hoiinc bill making it imlnwfu DELIVERED ALLOCATION \ViUiam.soii’s .rixtaP tpnt fif^ti.to tile III drive an automobile while undo PLOItlNG STRIPE IN VARI <Jryff stbre. • Ho Hu b mow'd hia ImVber tlit Influence of Uqu'h1- 1 Tho HI OUS COUNTRIES shop into the besf bCtllla and will be would provide n discretionary jui arslstcd by Fenny Alliiton. sentence 'o r fine oft no damage L ROME, May 23.—Two new flarFine wcalh»r for Sweet potato ,Thc' mitts have gitehUjr damaged calmed, but If any damage or person the tomato nhd peppbr. tliups of this I nl injutioa occur, «be -driver wuuh , dinals created hy pope Pius nt a planting just now. little Donald West haS had the !J»vtlonibt;l they nre Vp|ti£ puked iWjbe Subjected to a minimum Jail sen *secret eanslstory at the Vatican to, rapidly us possible. T here’ nrc still | tehee tif dO days in addition to n fine (Iny. Thu Pope delivered allocation whooping cough this week. dkveral fois o’’ entity tfl he iWppcd j'lf'h o hilled anyono ho would K‘ M.b Mr. Swan did not leave after alb, as j in which ho deplored the struggles in Alter which the ahifTping will lie himut jeft to conviction f6r manslaughter we heard hut expects to go’ next ! Ireland, conditions In Ruhr, nnd o\-i r lor iHIjt season. ' ’ THc measure •gars bqcJc to the houw | events in Russia. Raid he would con- tnertth. liV. D.- PelKtjn iveht to Tampa S a t-1 foi concurrence in.the, mnn.nlatightci j tlnuc to do ccvrvfhl.ig possible to Charles Craftier, and wife c^cpt part it t .lj ’j ln p ,M you pfenre." vvJay and returned Sunday in a new ftituhe, which" it did not ui'lgthallj alleviate sufferings jof the world. iioinre . V 1<!>.: hdvt'. I law n repairing Mr. -Star >:ir, trhjrtPkrhgiti, f jtf U a tw •K.g l j I -TTrocF r fthttiT a fl£ t& Mr. and Mrs. KInnr Lundfiimt und jillijbv steesai Jsys. U'Uhlh to be out ianliif tvilrhir th a t G "coco* Is ready for you arc bound to conid here'at ien«t tp compare offtV’ iw ir i l q f dikeyr Jmd its on indemnity Iblldrrn, Krtiil ALniMlson end Me.'and Vgaint’ "-rr •»’*>•'..•»• * with that of others. So why hotiComo now and settle the Mia. Hilmer I.tintiqiiitt and daughter. »• The Seminole Orchestra will give its demands. question o f this shop’s supremacy? au(l Gardner LiyHouist (entered the .hut concert «rf the Beard “Suffered with soVet'e hradnchc, m you re on yum w Sunday at C*rn|uji> qpach. bnidcnchc and pains in my Icgti' nnd frjlhland slop at the store The Sooner You Compare Our Vulcanizing School opportunities nre over now under my shoulder blade. My kidneys ISJbuy a loaf of our bread. It nnd bladder were in bad condition, I uutfl next fall. We hope none of the S speed your Journey. V hen and prices, the sooner you.decide thnt th is is the shop where was weak and nervous nnd felt tiled children hsvp failed In their work. 1 3 order bread don’t just nay it is to your best advantage to have it done. and worn out. Walking made me Two of our Upsaln children's marks MLyfad”—mention the name PRI . • l . n f>A. short of breath. Every morning my were so high they got out of all of face nnd hands woro bloated. Medi­ their examinations. They are; Mar­ cine failed to lulu my condition and garet Ilcrechl and Elenor Taylor. doctors advised, an operation,*’ writes Rev. 0 . 0. Kckardt, of Pierson, Fin. Oak Avenue and Third $treet Allen Thompson .returned homo on Maggie Nelson, Mossdale, Fin. ‘‘For­ Will be hero at the Lutheran church next Sunday at 1(1:30 for the Bible Saturday from Norman Park, Gn., tunately I read about Foley Kidney PHONE i7 -------------------;---------------- SANFORD,; FLORIDA reading and at 11:00 for preaching. where he has been attending school Pills, tried them and got relief.’1 Sold s a n f o r d m a id Sold by everywhere.—Adv. He will be entertained at the home for tho past eight months. , ........................... "!■» ' ' 1 HI,* —— — of Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Lundquist. UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida Mr. and Mrs, Henry Peterson and daughters drove over in their car on Sunday from Holly Hill and spent the day ot the home of her brother and fimUy.in Grnpevillo. Mr. and Mra. Edwin Lundqulat were also callers .there i __ after _ /._i service. ___ i_ Miss Lila West, who hda bad work and study at the Hillsdale Sanitarium at Chicago this past year, and after spending n few weeks with her fath-1 er a t their school at Fountain Head. Term., arrived Saturday to keep her mother company. We are tal so glad she has come as she is fond of Flori­ For every trip through n 1MGGLY WIGGLY’ turnstile, you pay yourself, not in imaginary advantages, hut hi uctiinl da. Her sister nnd husband, Mr, and time and money saved. Yen save time by not wasting it: , Mrs. Geo. Fuller came with her to Trying to get a grocer on the phone, Chattanooga. Waiting tor a slow delivery boy, Rev. Wahllwrg was n supper guest Saturday a t the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Waiting in a store while two clerks serve six customers, ^ / , ,‘ August Swanson being Inter enter­ Explaining what you want, and why som ething , ■ . •i tained at the ironic of Mr, and Mrs. , . ‘ V' 'mil' ^U1’ 1 , / ' And you can’t help saving money by buying at these prices: fltedt. t -*1 * ~ Slid/. *1. *'i Rev, Clark nnd wife were with us j • * giving us a good sermon on “Tho Three G ardens/' taking bis text from i 2nd Peter, 3rd chapter. They also THE KIND T H A T COOK MEALY sung sweetly the beautiful, song, '“In 1 the Garden.” Ho preaches on Thura- I To keep your enr running sm oothly nnd lookNo. PREMIER J C a No. 2 Can DEL^ONTE . Q /f/» No. 2 Can PREMIER 4 ing its best you should give it a good hom e. You ROYAL ANN- CH ER RIES‘f t t f V D A R l’LETT P E A R S ..........© ‘I C MAINE 8TYLE CORN ..... I i. t TWT'i EUMmn tee ’TJU r e n t a l b y 1uwnlng p g u m g r nnd its convenience is also a great advantage. No, 1 Can DELMONTE * R Q a No. 2 Vt Can DEI,MONTE Q No. 1 Can OVER-SEA 4 drew was a dinner guest Sunday at r tiP K A APRICOTS ............................A U t Y. C. PEACHES ........-........ O *x’ the heme of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henderson Select your garage w ith these points in mind;'’ und his wife culled on Wednesday. It should be fireproof, reasonably low in first Miss Viva Malm spent u day or so cost, attractive in appearance and easy to d ean . with her cousin, Mrs. Alma Neosr, the 50c 60c 2 Moreover, it should require little or no upkeep. last of the week. She is having a couple of weeks vacation from the No. 1 Can OVER-SEA “Choosing the Garage” is th e nam e of a booklet No. 1 Cun VAN CAMP’S Ormond post office nnd Is spending No. 2 Can PREMIER PIMENTOS ...................... PUMPKIN .................... that you should read before deciding on the tins one in Orlando. SLICED PINEAPPLE Elmer und Clarence Ilcrqulst came type you will build. We’ll be glad to give you a with their sister, Miss Mildred from No. 2 Can GIBB’S free copy. No. 2 Can OVER-SEA No. 3 Cun Surpassing Pierce, Fla., and spent a few days STRINGLESS BEANS RED KIDNEY BEANS. SA U Iilt KRAUT ,....... with Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Lundquist. The boys left Thursday in Elmer's lill-L LUMBER CO. new Ford nnd will drive through to Rock Island, III., where they have rel­ ■Sanford, Florida atives mid expect to get work. They ONLY SOLD BY PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES are fine young men and will be miss­ ed here. PRKMIEU SALAD No. 1 Can VAN CAMP’S d Mr. and Mrs. August Bwanson nre No,, 2 Cun DELMONTE Q j* n DRESSING, Large Size SP A G H E T T I....................... J loqking for. tl^cir »«n qpd. his wife PEAS Tiny PeUl Ppl*.........O t l C who Mro coming thruifah'in thoir ear fim Topeka, Kanrns. They have been FRENCH MUSTAJfeD, f No. 2 Cun Royal Scarlet ,0 /1 held up by the rain*. They nru com­ 2 .1A IIS ........................ A Small LIMA BEANS .... ;v j V v : „... .. ing fry Memphis, T«nn, ,* IN THE COURSE OF. TIME K ent V u lcan izin g Com pany bread PAY YOURSELF, FOR HELPING YOURSELF OLD, IRISH POTATOES, POUND (jive it a G ood H om e L9c L7c PRUNES! PRUNES! 5c TO SIZE POUNDS 14c 19c 33c ............ . 26c 16c ii«r ........... ... 46c THE FAMOUS SUNSET GOLD BUTTER, POUND Lie 25c GOOD TO THE LAST DROP 6 c ? BARS PALMOLIVE S O A P ................................... «r, 2 3 c 3 Bard SMALL . OCTAGON SOAP .. ......... l ^ i■,»■• 1 2 ic 10 I*kga. OCTAGON • SOAI* POWDER . ;........ 3 9 c 3 llARS LAVA SOAP ............ TALL CAN PINK SALMON ............. ........... 1 •»*»«Uk Buick is Baseball's Favorite L eagu e S ta r e C h o o se B utch f o r T h e ir P e r atiinal U t e t —-J} B u ia r ^ i * firmament ore in turn I m ajor leagues The whole community la gricypd over the death of Mrs. E. G. Haqpock which occurred ot Ihe Orange Gener­ al Hospital In Orlando May 23rd. Mrs. Hanroek hhs made m^ny friends in Oviedo since her residence here who will miss her greatly *nd who sym­ pathize deeply with her bereaved hus­ band and family. Mri. Hancock Icsvca besides hur porentJ and*«everal •!»tsra, her ,‘^ t in y baby girl. Tli«r ftU lr ifliw M iU will la held at tht* Oviedo “Methodist church Rundw morning of wjifch rhurch and Sunday ►chom Mr*.“Hancock was a member, Hhe was also arractlre merntd greatly with tho or, the Cim^ riro’ 'ffiMs.1 • Misa Wnno Pope left Saturday for her home in St, Augustine after spending a few days s^rfth her aunt, Mra. J. N. Thompson. The Oviedo school had Its closing exercises Thursday morning at the school auditorium there being no graduates this year except Gladya Kelsey from the 8th grade. ’ Miss Catherine Young, a t RbUini College, spent the week eifti with her parent*, >fr. and Mra, W. B. Young. 3 BARS IVORY SOAP j %f 2 PkgH. POST TOASTIES 4 OR CORN F L A K E S ...... W SANI-FLUSH Can ....... 2 Pk«a. SPAGHETTI OR WAPAR0N1 v. C H I im - . m. ; L b, I*kg. 4 V ^V M A lu W - Q O n dot. i l a Jp* JiL 1 KH* b lift V U W H OLEANSRR, * C^jm *.., aj. ■p i- a . ' *rnm m a • • # • « (* # * » t * • m * MOTHER'S OATS, , THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME better automobi FLORIDA Q X 0 ...... -j ....... A * 4^i -A WKSSON O i l , , RUMFORD BAKING POWDER, Can J Z , LUX, ..... 1 5 c b SULKCOCOA. 10-LB9. ICE CREAM BA L T . C t ■*%’'-Vt11f 1 1 r 3 * r, ~ -/t v* + - l—iig irtiif s n tirm n T O a ~w m i J |W t -J �— ord Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. 1-vnLtaiiKna ' * K: Oa» Week Irrlr revere 'l a a l S f l t C< - S T H A u n c o M i» n -\c K The. many friends of W. I* gtrnuh of t h r i f t Pet*rsjiui% .JTInics .will bo gratified to learn that he ha* come bnck to his first love and will become the editor in chief of the Times with Paul Poynter ns publisher nnd David Lindsay ns business manager. For the past eight yearn Editor Straub has been postm aster and the newspaper fraternity lost sight of him. As he said in the meeting at Talla­ hassee he counted It "eight years lost out o t his llfo" nnd all newspaper men knew wNat^he meant by .this px. pfeA ftn. NoV that he, has repented VOUMO HOME n i ll.llBHH. Ono of the most encouraging cviinws of ret urn ins prosperity Is the W O * -,t demnnd among yoting married people M T p w iin c m * AMD D t e r w for homes of their own. Building au -' W O SCtWY WHAT \ The officers nnd directors of th is Instlttitien are lA U T U t.M A N f°O C A M B t ; thorlties report th at not only are the, grcatcful for your patronage, for your co-operation, immediate newly-weds making plant to live by themselves, but there •» for your friendly words, for yonr helpful Influence, also n marked tendency nmong and we wish, as beet we may, to show our apprecia­ couples who have been living w'th ‘ lA tt/T M*Rf tion by rendering to you a nervlcc that satisfies. the "old folks" for aomo time to get <M MOT '** -■, Av’ *. - ■** «. »*- . ■,w 1 1 ~ ■ ‘^'Try*.- v~ 1 " Into their own homes. — 7 You can help us materially in our efforts to att­ Nothing could bo better. Family combinatitiha arc often necessary, or aint you by availing yourself of the vast facilities seem no, but they aro seldom As satis­ at your command, factory as individual establishment!. Often nro d>e source' of netual misery f&r all concerned. Aaiilf! from thc-J.iu:5dtablc_xompikat.,fli«.— it.—is. difficult tfriiyoung peofllfto’Gilcvclop the MftiU'Ltt Imlep^kiard* and per­ sonal' rtlspwAibilily' which' they ac­ quire speedily in llv'ng by themselves. —St. AugiTsirno^TfecortE ■i n i ■■■ AJ 1- -1 THE HOME OWNER. V — —— Ono of tho solid banks of Gaines­ SANFORD ville, In Its advertisement, hns this FLORIDA fine nnd commendable paragraph: "In order to continue her growth, Gaines­ INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO* ville must have more houses and. In order to encourage tho building of homes, wo w'll be glad to render FOR MATTRESS troubles phone Son Arc you moving? Let the QUICK financial assistance to any one who SERVICE-TRANSFER do the Job, if ford M attress Factory 102-M-l. will hu'ld." What n splendid thing you want it done ns you wnnt it do he. that Is. Wc . have been anxious to Phono 4DH. .30-Thr-Kri-Snt-tfe sec n building and loan association organized here but, nil, the banks have money nnd, with willingness on th e'r part to help people build homes, what belter enn we w ant! Dbl you ever ow na homo-7 Were you ever able to s't on your shaded porch nnd sec the trees and shrubs I . . i( :■ - -I,, ' ' . . ‘ nnd flowers grow around you and Out of this llpwnrd-drivlnfr, Uncertain, Fluctuating Market, two questions arise hourly in the minds or the home buyers: be able to say—they are mine. If W HAT ARB GOODS WORTH TODAY? WHERE CAN IIU JY W ITH REASON A RLE ASSURANCE OF GETTING "FULL you never hnve—try It now. It will I make n better nnd mure contented VALUE” FOR MY MONEY? man or womun out of you. It will make a better American citizen out ____ of you. It will make you love your city, your state and your country all the more.—Gainesville Sun. rr rear, alware la adVaare.' mcr,, s 'n s w b l'T o forg'ven with thtp undm^tandirg th at;h e will n o t^ tra y from- the rinks again hut will con­ tinue to be the editor in chief until 'MO" Is sounded, Wo shall miss Ed Nnugle the former editor of the TJmes nnd Charlie Carr the business manager. Iloth of them were live wires nnd greatly beloved by the Forrtcn A.tv.rlUInf h.ni fUE AMERICAN PRESS A! "press gang" but they have found new flledii of endenvor and maybe some t*me they w'll get sense like Hlrnub nnd "come bnck." And now they will pay- Sheriff Dowling | 22,000 and reinstate him to TO FANNIE S. MUNSON. office if the bill is adopted by the legislature. It sometimes pays to get As we sat in the High School Audi­ fired by the governor, torium last night and listened to the ------------ 1». ----finished mus'cjnns performing the Col. Harvey, erstwhile nmhassndor most difficult selections on the music­ to Knglnnd Is home and Is quoted ns al program that varied from the saying, "I am an American nnd no smallest tot to the oldest girls, we dnm fool," Wc never did agree with could nbt help hut feel like uttering Col. Harvey and wc do not agree a prayer of thanksgiving that Sunwith him now in his latest statement. ford had been blessed with such a . - ■ ■ . o——----wonderful woman as Mrs. Fannie Now th at the anti-whipping mea­ Sternbrldge Munson. For so mnny sure has boon signed by the governor years that wc can hardly remember and the convict lease also we can Mrs. Munson hns been Inboring with safely allow the m atter to rest know­ thu children of Hanford bringing ing th at we have done our full duty them up from the smallest children in tho m atter. to tha young Indies that graduate nnd ------ ---- o---------then many of them receiving higher And while they aro nil talking honors at ml leges nnd conservatories about annual sessions of the legisla­ of music due to the wonderful teach­ ture and tho number of duya wo ing of their first instructor, Mrs. I’ABKIIILL, THE MAN. would rise in the comer and remark Munson. Wo know of her struggles in a subdued voice th at If wa could nnd trials and tabulation* ami we elect certain men to the legislature huvu often thought timt some time We commend Judge Parkhill, can­ we would bo very much in fnvor of when our ship came In it wodld be didate' for governor, on his out­ " th e legislature meeting all the time. tho finest tribute to this splendid spoken position with reference to con­ — — — ■ o ---------------------woman to bu'ld her n beautiful con- structive policies . that spell for all Eustis is making preparations to iu-vrutoiy of music where she would Florida a greater statehood and an entertain it record crowd Juno 0 and only need to nit in her office nnd di­ undivided citizenship working for the 7, when the Ntnlo Pharmaceutical rect the future Artists that Sanford progress and intensive development Association arid tho Commercial Hoc- will produce. Where sho-could see of the commonwealth. His posit ion rctarlea' Association meet here for many of her dreams come true nnd on drainage of the Everglades, con­ th eir annual conventions. The com­ where Jn a big auditorium Mrs. Mun­ verting th a t vast Empire into tho mittees are (FaV'hg nothing undone son could Invite not only the old richest agriculture nren on earth; his 5 in tho way of preparations to taku masters of music to address her pu­ firm position on good mails for; the care of the visitors^—Kustls Like pils hut some of the greatest men of purpose of developing thu ngricul-, Region. „ , , Jv the ages for Mrs. Munson does not tural possibilities of the stnlc and his r: ■ ■ . o-—■ confine her attention to music tint unquestioned integrity of purpose ■ Tha very latest, dope on the Chi­ Is also a consistent student of cur­ suffice to make him tho ideal man s nese hnnditd is ‘they have moved tho rent events, n deep thinker and an for this—the hig h lit office in the u ■ ruptives fa rth e r1track where they can educated woman such ns few com­ gift of the people. Judge Parkhill’s not be shot'by the cameras and the munities can produce. We woujd life as a .soldier, statesm an nnd jurist bandits are now preparing to defend like to see you enshrined in such n has at all times reflected the utmost tho ruptives from 'th e Chinese sol­ place, old friend, for we know what credit to ids name and honor to Ids dier* who aro trying to recapture you have accomplished in the many | slate, (lor hat is in tho ring for them and hold thorn for higher ran- years you have labored. We would Parkhill, first, last nnd all the time, sum, Nome of those ruptives will get |(ke to see your dreams come true if we mistake not he will gain tho good salaries on thu lecture.platform because too often those wonderful governor’s chair with a decisive a fter they got bark home, workers like yourself gel none of the manifestation of public approve).— ----------- o - ---------praise or the emolument* of work, Sarasota Times. IPg headlines in JacksotivMle Jour­ well done. We know something of nal says "Keep the Milk liottle Fill­ your work for we have studied in the ed.” Wo are trying to—also, the some school of life anil have re­ •BEYOND THE AI.P8 LIES ITALY’ refrigerator with ice, the house with ceived little but Hard knocks. The food, the children with clothing, the light of genuis still burns nnd some­ This anti kindred subjects, bnvo garage w*lh cars, the curs with gas where, some time, thoso who have inspiration, to many orations nnd es­ and the banks w'th notes. If there is contributed so much in this world say* that rhino forth in their gioiy anything else n poor, hardworking oml received so little 'it return will annually about this time o t year. husband cun do let us know about >t. get thtr "well done, thou good and Wo speak of these events ns*"enmWe are In for anything—from clean­ fnUhful servant." mememonl season." Truly it Is n - —— — .i ing the streets to jumping ulT tho city commencement season. Irreverently dock. we sometimes say it I* n season in THE GASOLINE TAX. * which the young idea begins shoot, IJptou Hint lair the noted writer The senate is supposed to be a more but seriously wu could never 171torsocialist was spirited away from a deliberate ‘body, not a* Impulsive a* tain an im -vnront'thought a* to tho meeting in California yesterday to the hpuse, but the senate on Tties- so-called “commencement season," for keep the pul1co from getting him .' ,|14y pissed the thee-cent ga slnx Idll. it is well named lifter alt. The lo ­ Our advice to the friends of Upton The measure i* yet to go before tho ginning of a fuller nnd more active would be to allow him to talk, allow house. The purpose of the bill is to life for the young man or girl who him to In- arrested, allow him to secure more funds for road building, goes forth to win and conquer. The serve iiImjiiI six years In the convict the measure providing that the state beginning of the life of hope nml rump, allow him to put In ten hours road department would get two cents anticipation for bigger and better of hard labor every duy, allow hint of the tux while tha other ren t would things. The beginning of a life of tu g*t down slid wurk like oilier go to the ennut'es in which the tax love for all that > good. Is it not. n people among the coni mbit people and wan levied. fact that tho expansion of such ho will forget all about his "pet Good roads are wanted throughout themes us "Beyond the Alps Lies theories*.’ It Is fine for those "Parlor Florida. None save the shortest Italy," by the graduates themselves, Bolsheviks" to strut around with sighted would oppose the expenditure Is of more value to them than some plenty of money in th e'r pockets. of luige sums to make the statu** of the learned theme* poured out to highways the equal of any in the these Inigo audiences of admiring J O t’ltN AI.IHTA — 'I’ilE NEW HE­ south. But there is injustice in this friends on, these annual occasions! RMIT. proposal tu raise a huge roml build­ This not by way pf criticism, how­ ,r« •• -,■ 1 ing fund by 11 prohibitive tax on a ever—Ju*t n' thought for oldgr heads The Uroasiore Twins who control com quality as necessary to industrial to com uden., , the dc»tlht*N of tha Drlando Itupdrtcr- life ns is gasoline. The advocates of "All tho world loves a lover," and Htar huvu dilg) op *iHew ocalm rcy>M thU 'trig tax argue that* it will he most of the world loves u graduate. _ near Co^oa « u f .,K poll be e«Hpd pqi<tjby thu autotnob'le drivers and They aro our guests now. l l ^ h o u l d ■ JouniulLUi and he a colony of rieofs- }h*t the automobiles used and wcur consider thypi as such. The^r need ___T____ * t« l l : u . j ..-..o t.. paper men. Maity'of ithe big ones in out the roads. But not all of the advice, It's title, but ndviro is some­ the southern cities have already be­ gasoline in Used in automobiles, not time* given too voluminously, t ^ j i er me Interested in the project nnd all by any means. The farm er with freely, hunec sometimes m lzunder-ig the publicity that the new resort will his tractor, the fishennan w'th his stood or not appreciated. The part- ■ a ttra c t will gtwi it prestige and pul boat,' tho builder with Ida concrete log hundclarp, the stall*, the word • it over. Orlando capitalists arc in­ mixer-,and scores of other* use gaso of cheer—are they not more valuable! ‘m terested In tho new coast resort a n d ! ||„ e to larg* .quantities. The tractors, When the soldier leaves home to fight it wii) eventually be one of the popu- jiu, |>uata, thr concrete mixers do not our battles, we are not prone to lar resorts of the east roast winter i u#c thu highways, yet a lax for thu him to watch out fqr the bullet. He ■ and summer. A news article is pub. benefit of the road fund would bt- knows what he is going up against. lished elsewhere in this issue uh.iut pah! on gasoline they used.' As the graduate comes upon thS|R the new re-sort,*ltd the Herald wishes Thu stale road department fan use. stage he often knows mure than we ;■ the Twins and all their frleuds sue- o large sum in building and impruv- think he dees of what lie* before |g ' cess in tii* project. U takes news- fund should nut be secured by a tax him; to don't l*ear too hard in bid s paper men to five th* people th n jth a l would b* a burden, especially on ding him adieu by reminding him of vUlou although tha newspaper men many people who would b* slightly what he will face when hg ’.leaves y ever realize any pecuniary,’ »w*sbuueUn-d you. a*' Leta ■•*».. hint p** go hence wjth *you . * « w by the payment of Ihp "as’ ,j #»’**• ----noflt for their prophreies. >srssmcnt.— Minm1 Metropolis, I love and confidence.—Bartow Record. 7*"<» \ t * 1 «« - 4 " • v, . . * G of Sanford ! H O M E B U Y E R ’S GUIDE ■fcnf£< w ?* - *. ■ WJf. »* f a 77. ! « l i.1 ; n S ■ K anner’s Department Store! - » • Answers those questions as no other source in Sanford will answer them today. ■ SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS ■ The more you try to match these values, the more you will appreciate them---------------------------------- H ere, They Are- W ORK 2-Day IJarirains ------------------------- -------- -TRY IT! A PAIR LIMIT * Special Sale on 1 PAIR Aluminumwarc SHIRTS OF. EACH Q N Y o u The kind that fit you and ARTICLE Is worth two in th'c store. Boilers, 2-rp. ea. 51.19 O. N. T. k| x fltnmtl Floss, your kind of work as well TO A You'll tell tho world nml Aluminum Berlin Ket­ 3 skeins for ............... Me as if made to your order. CUSTOMER we'll stdl more Swcel-Orr tles, with cover, 6-qt. Overalls and Pants. each ....................$1.19 nark'n10 . ‘ N.‘ T. GrorHet , ,, t * j ■•'t'ftti. Thread, 3 for 25c Double Mesh Hair Nets, 3 for ........ Union made. 25c Men’s VV'orlt Socks, 3 pr. f o r ............. :.............. 25c Paper Napkins, 100. 25c Mavfn Talcum Powder, *•4,1*4 ft* new handy s i z e .......... 10c size .......... iSwcet-Orr Overalls, p a ir ........... $1.98 Sweet-Orr Work Shirts, each .98 G and 8 cup, each of One Aluminum Water m OFF ADVERTISED large 10c cake, 3 f u r ............ 10c Pearl Buttons, extra One cards f o r ............ ........15c Ladies Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose, heavy silk. Wo unteo satisfaction on every pair. $2.25 va l­ ue. .Priced Saturday ami MomUy only, puir For Every Room Gold Seal (o NGOLEUM ^ ^ r t -R d o s Come and the new patterns if you went hsudiome rugs for little munrj'. Satisfaction guaranteed. Don't milt this unusual chance. All the popular room eiees in thtic oof sanitary tags. Sizes in Stock Gx9 ft. Aluminum Water Pails 10-qt., PRICE Rockingham On All each .... GOU) SEAL PRODUCTS 2 Don’t Mins This One Aluminum Percolators the Price Pitchers, Brushes ...................... 30c card, each .....................98c Both for . A garments Saturday and Monday only Pro-phy-lac-tic Ttsilh quality, 12 on 10-qt. e a c h ...... $1.93 Aluminum Sauce Pans 10c Toilet Soap, extra •••■ Aluminurp Dish Pans, Look! Mr. Workman! To get advantage of this offer you must Uuy both Mavis Talcum, larger -i Aluminum Double ..f For 2 Days O nly' Get that floor covering: now. If it’s an Art Rug: you want we have it, or if you want floor covering for the bath room or kitchen, just take the measure and be here either Saturday or'Monday, i ’hree new patterns just ar­ rived. Remember 1Q% o f |. advertised prices Saturday ‘ and Monday only. Tea Pots, Ice Picks Salad Bowls, decorated in Floral designs, each... 39* Cereal Dishes, plain White, six for Ico Tea Glasses, extra large 12'/*c val, cach-lfc Oil Cock Stoves, 2 burn­ er, each .......—....... Sheets, 81 /9 0 Seamless, C ook S toves, graul quality, each a er, each ....... Pillow Cases, 42x38, good quality, puir ..........59« s Bungalow Aproru^ ...,98c rr^ 1; ■ ^1'W^M r. VW J5U L JJL C o h PHONE 550 213-215 Sanfoid Avenue, Sanford, Fla. Water Coolers, 3 gallon*each ........ • , _ - — | �e man who invests without His SEMINOLE COUNTY T • • • | S T R E N G T H — ---------------------------------------------------------- --- ---------------- ;— BOWLING TENNIS BOXING ;---------------------------------------------------------- ;— Franks Pitches Win for Growers BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Editor YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At At At At Florida Stnte League SI. Petersburg 5, Tnmpn 3 Hrmicntown <1, Dnytonu 2. Rradentown 0, Daytona 2. Orlamlo-Lnkoland, rain. At At Al At American League St. Louis 1, Cleveland 0. Detroit I, Chicago fi. Philadelphia 1, New York 0, Boston 1, Washington 7. And another good one tonight. Mary Miles Minter holds tho hoard tonight. And will be seen in “ Drums of Fate,” supported by George Fawcett. Robert Cain, Bertram Grussby and Maurice Flynn. . National league Al New York 8, Philadelphia 2, At Pittsburgh 11, St. Louis 4. Others not scheduled. Southern Association , Chattanooga R-(l; N. Orleans 1 Little Rork-Uirn)lnghnm, rain. Mcmphls-AUantn, rain. Nashville 11, Mobile LI U *** V Luis Firpo Enroute to Havana to Meet His Lesser Lights The ntory of n woman who loved once, and married twice.. And then risked honor and life to win back her first love. * A ’drama* ot ^ Also International News ns n side liner. Tonight's show a t .the Seminole Athletic Club in Monroe promises to be the most interesting m atch, ever arranged i nthis vicinity. Young Londos, champion wrestler of thin pnrt of the country, will defend hlB right to claim the chnmpionshl pof the South­ ern states tonight when he will grap­ ple with Collie Diggers, local cham­ pion. London announces that he relies up­ on hia head scissors which he says has henten fur better men than Collie Riggers. , Riggers, on his part, declares that London will In? easy picking for him. The local favorite will need no intro­ duction to the local fan*. Riggers has been seen mnny times in Sanford and the fans here love to see him wrestle. Action and plenty of it when his name Is on the program. 4 ftp<‘cinP, proftrHm of flrdimtmirtrH will be included in tonight's program. Ik sure and come out to see thin match, you will be royally entertained. Pirates Found Three Card Pitchers Furnishes Paint BRADENTOWN, Mny 25.—nradcntnwn played fast ball yesterday, l>ehlndf I Itchcr Franks, and defeated Daytonn C to 2. Bunching hits in two innings, coupled with n double play in the seventh with three Islanders on base, saved the gnmc for the Growers. The score: I>aytonn ........... 100 001 000—2 10 0 II radon town ...... OKI 02.1 Ollx—(1 II 0 Batteries: Little and Munn, Franks And they both got in some mighty tight pinches but they were then air­ tight. Cairawny and Conner made two ru n s'. the Tonight Londos and Collie Diggers will wrctle a t Monroe. Londo is champion of his weight in this pnrt of the epuntry, but he will have to go some If he Is going to 'keep Collie from winning it. Several preliminaries will also be held tonight.,. Eyyryonp who wdht last Friday night had several hours of ex­ cellent entertainment and another one is assured tonight. Oriedo Oriedo half Bctnlhele Ath. Club pepper WANT May 31 DeMolay June”t2 July 8 July 12 HERALD Brotherhood fit. A league Brotherhood St. A READ Seminole Athletic DeMolay f ir s t Tire Prices that are Specia Fabric 6000 Miles CLEARWATER, May 25.—St. Pete defeated Tumpu 5 to 1 in a fast game which wan the feature of the Pincllnn County Sportsman Association field meet here yesterday. Timely hitting coupled with errors by the Smokers aided in the Saints scoring. The score: Tam pa................ 201 000 000—3 8 4 St.*Pete ........... 020 010 OOx—5 It 2 Rnttories: Alvnrex and Nance; llctimiulcr. and Schmidt. Game called off in Orlando yester­ day between Orlando and Lakeland on nceount of rain. Cord 10000 Miles 62x4 33x4 34x4 34x4 Vo 35x5 We carry tho most Complete Slock of Accessories In Sanford Phone 447-W-------------Rtrjtd Service FIRST"ST. itml ELM AV EN U E------ SANFORD, FLORIDA For quick results, try a want ad. The Seminole Athletic Chib has charge of thin match and they extend n hearty invitation to everyone to come out. {k-psrta » h 3i40 p.m. for ICE COED C1IERO-COLA TO EACH CUSTOMER DcMolay takes the first And tonight H arry Kent and fam ­ ily will be the honor guests and nco PITTSBURGH, May 25.—Pittsburg "Drujns of Fate" without cost. Re | numb'd, three pitches yesterday, and there, H arry ! . kept their home slate clean, by de­ feating St. laiuis, 11 to . The nefcre: Tho Herald delivered six times a . Mary Mllen Minter in "Drumn of St. Louis ..... 0ir2 Dl)0 200— 1 10 2 Fate” will also be the feature fur to­ Pittsburgh .... 000 331 40x—11 16 1 week for 15c. * morrow night. 1 NEW YORK, May 25.—Hugh Mc­ A thletics Take Opening Quillan turned in hin fifth straight victory tiy beating the Philadelphia Game from the Yanks NulinnuLs yesterday, 8 to 2. The CORRECTED MAY I, 1921 South Bon nil •core: PHILADELPHIA, May 2 5 ^ Phila­ Philadelphia .... 110 000 0 0 0 -2 tl 0 A’rrlvu Do delphia took tho opeidng game of tho New York 030 230 OQx- 8 10 2 81........... 2:30 a-m. 2: If aeries from New York Yfmkees yeaterday, 1 tu 0 ., The score: EXTRADITION PAPKR& New York Li.*.’,... OQ0 000 IK>0 ~4»\7 0 FOR CLARA PHILLIPS Philadelphia ....... 000 000 uoi—1 6 3 EXPECTED THIS WEEK Northbound ST. LOUIS, May 25.—Cleveland Arrive Departs took the first of the four games with 2:03 u.m. .. 1:18 ant. St. Louis yesterday, 0 to 1. The score: 2:05 p.m. 11:45 «.m, Cleveland ........ 100 001 0 1 0 -0 8 O 3:42 p.m; 3:52 p.m. St. U u ls _____ _ 000 OOO 100—1 0 I to arrive K0. 28 .10:00 p.m, from th e' United Stales before the end of the present week, Tho pris­ Trilby Branch DeMolay Defeats the oner will bo turned over to represenDeparts Arrive brotherhood Yesterday yusterday ntid Washington won, 7 to rati vha of the Lo» Angeles she riff’s xNo. 100 1. The score: office as soon as the papers are ap- xNo. 21 Washington ......*200 050000—7 13 1 proved and will leave in their custody xNo. 25 Boston 000 010 000—1 3 1 probably on Sunday reaching Now xNo. 101. —— ; . Orleans about May 30. DETROIT, May 25.—Detroit could Mrs. Phillips and her sister, Mrs. Leesburg Branch Arrive Departs .... :. 3 :56 p.m. __ 2:45 p.m. f___ a 0:80 a.tn. Chicago .........,, . r , . { 7it0 p.m. I* 2 Di troll U O U sch edule PROGRESS *7 W restling Match at Monroe Tonight At At At At zBankerFirst r An ugly' c u t ? MENTHOtAIUM it anti*eptic and The influence yf ad­ vertising is apparent in every turn of my daily life. I find I cannot dis­ regard it. It is always with me, guiding me in my pleasures and in my duties, telling me what I should1 eat, wear, and use and what I should buy for my family. I find that there is on the tip o f my tongue a multitude of names the mention o f which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that 'I can use in my daily life and in the daily life of my family. In every instance that name means a very d ef­ inite promise and assur­ ance of som ething sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely satisfied about having exchanged my money for.it.* -<-v * Let me Bay a few th in gsJ which t h e s e n a m t s — these old friends o f the newspa­ per and m agazine pagqs —mean to me. ,' They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to. describe the thing I want. Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out . emlmr r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I w ant to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the -advertiser whoso product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it Jcnpw I am asking for the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods, t o a t rpnize the shop thawSells (This was written by a woman) Published'by the Sanfi �Ijdoa wasn’t purely ARruDtubf xhb* A 13/ tVAE*Ab&P* - rvwMNtnvxwt Q P.>ffUMP»K) - Pnrker liolti the Ku Klux Klnn re* LOUISIANA SEEKS sponsible. CRANGE OP VENUE IN “If Morehouse parish people show KU KLUX KLAN CASES me they are willing to give justice New Orleans, May 25.—Attorney n square deal then the trials of those charged in connection with the hnotL Gfficrsl Coco Mid today that If. opin- cd outrages will ho held In Bastrop , Ion In JRorebouse parish had not this fall,” said Mr. Coco. changed since the open hearing at Baatrop last summer, he would seek a Change of venue for the trial of IH persons In the parish against whom Jacob Kuppcrt definitely acquires bills of Information have been Hied. Col. Huston's half Interest In New The cahrgca grew nut of the nctlvij.lrt of hooded handitn In the pnrlsh York American league baseball club, last year which culminated in the nt estimated price of aboiil $1,900,•* , i , abduction and slaying of Watt Dan­ 000. iel and Ti F. Richard of'the parish. The Herald for first class job work. The attorney genera! and Governor B iim M iiB iim n n M H iiiim im m ii V NO. 2«/i CAN ARGO FANCY TAIILJR PEACHES, PER CAN a....:.. 2 5 c NO. 1 CAN ARGO FANCY TABLE PEACHES, PER CAN .................... 1 8 c NO. 1 CAN PELMONTE APRICOTS, PER C A N ................................................. 2 4 c NO. 3 CAN PIE PEACHES, PER C A N ..........:.................. NO. S CAN GOLD BAR FRUIT SALAD, PER CAN .....’;.-.............................................. 5 9 c NO. 2 CAN MIKADO RED CHERRIES, PEK CAN ......................... ......................... 2 9 c In ‘ .■» f l f * BARS OCTAGON HOAD jrfJjr,j , Jj* 1 O FOR 2 5 c MJ.*1" ‘, : Bkfs - ’ ■ H LIGHTHOUSE WASHING ■Cf1**. ’j ' I D POWDER FOR gw. ■- 2 5 c r 3n& JC-*Ij t'' .7' GALLONS OF KEROSENE, (URING YOUR CANS), F O R ................... ............ 1 ■I MONARCH .COFFEE, 38c PER POUND, f OR 3 POUNDS FOR .8 5 c $ 1 .0 0 K Sr- PACKAGES MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI FOR ...................... 2 0 c All o f our National Biscuits, Sunshine Bis­ cuits a m Lookout Biscuit Crackers at 5c, 10c and per package^. We also handle Crackers fit the Bulk. We Deliver to Any Part of the City Pfir We have a Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables > ./ J A. • . If. f .t. 1• • T H R E E BL OCHS F R O M H IG H P R IC E S W O O D C O C K & R IG N E Y f C O R .ie s S T .& S A N F O R D A V E . ' , FORD FOR SALE! FREE!!! With every Five Dollar, purchase we will give Six 5Vz-oz. Glasses of Preserves or* with ev-J ery One Dollar purchase, one glass'of Pre-i ■ serves a----- *=.----------- SATURDAY ONLY ■ r Graduation ...GIFTS.:. In a communication to The StarMOUNTAIN LAKE - PARK, McT, Telegram, given space-in Friday'a Is­ May 25.—Fate today interfered Iq sue, Elvy E, Callaway makes some ob: summer vacationing plans of Mrs. V.cfv'htlfiWi that afford an opportunity Mary O'Connor, 94, and her three lor serious thought. In commenting Work on the Oklawahn canal pro- grown daughters who arrived here " »; . -„ ,W, ; ^ . on the abolition of the convict lease Ject ia progresatng steadily. this morning, and as a result tonight syntom In .Florida and Ita attendant the four are dead. WATERMAN’S FOUNTAIN PEN S AND evil, the lash, he asks the question: Tho Vcro Icc Company has begun They met death when the cottage "Why stop.at abolishing the lash?” operations at that place. PENCILS occupied by Mrs. O’Connor was de­ Basing his,comment on varied stroyed by fire. and extensive experience as a lawyer, An Iljacro home site In Lakeland PAL PENCILS <i The daughters were some distance ho endeavors to get down to the root haa been sold for $60,000. from the cottage when a slight ex­ of things by digging below the sur­ EASTMAN KODAKS plosion occurred. When they reach­ face of such outward manifestations A three-story mpdpfn brick hotel ed the cottage It was a mass of of the evils connected with our convict will be erected at Winter CfaVdtn. , THERMOIS BOTTLES flames. Disregarding their own rumps us,the severe whipping of the safety, the daughters rushed Inttf tho unfortunate prisoners, a custom, or The Juanita Film Company ia mak cottage in an attempt to rescue their STATIONERY—Large Assortment pruclico that Is In reality a bypro­ Ing a feature picture at Clermont. mother. They never capic out. duct of tho system. Mr. Callaway NORRIS INSON CANDY Thp explosion Was the result of points out wherein the system Itself The Kissimmee phonograph factory jarring of some admit explosives that Is liowibly wrong, reverting, In this iH now turning out machines, had been used in building lcveccs state, almost to the low level of past nearby; centuries that snw cruelties so fear­ A large buildcra' supply warehouse When rescuers removed the bodies ful ns to be almost unbelievable In Is being erected at Fort Lauderdale. from the debris, late today, $2,900 this enlightened age; The argument 4, , .* 0 ( . In for reformation and correction, The Faber Citrus Exchange will i ngold was found hidden In a chim­ rather than punishment. As pointed erect n grapefruit canning plant at ney. It was turned over to the au­ thorities. out in the article, punishment does not DcLnnd . Several other cottages near the one meet the situation *nd never has. The occupied by the victims also wero de­ universal Inw of kindness nnd of love Work on the foundation of the In­ (k presented as a far more potential dian River Hotel, Cocoa, in half com­ stroyed. agency for bettering conditions * In pleted. Trunks, baggage, in fact anything society than the infliction of more anywhere hy just calling -198, for a pain and suffering. Contract has been awarded for the But It might lie well this Sunday erection of the Klks Home at St. Pet­ QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. 30-Thr-Fri.Sat.-tfc morning to go a step further. The ersburg. j statement Is more or less often re­ Stll|, as a general thing the only l)o yau int a bargain Ford touring, good condition, good Urea, pealed from pulpit and rostrum that A large auditorium Is to lie built nt •i** * ’ . we have sin nnd suffering nnd evil In the spiritualist camp grounds at Cus* people who would be shocked by all round, rmountable rime. It goes f o r ..... ............ - ....... ........ naughty hooka nrc too respectable to that world thHt poverty ;is a fixed tunings. i | read" them. HO IiK>Y- tVT^TI W> HER A IA):(/FFIC E lHabllity"“standing against the human! « t*ift */t/i i,i rare; that the rich should open their A 90-acre orange grove Is being do-1 ~ hearts to the extent of being conde- j slop ed nt Indian Hammock, near Ft. I hi 1■ 1 ift | scantling and gracious to the beggar j pjcrce< and the less fortunate. There is no hope, no comfort, no progress In such The East Const Railway has decid­ u viewpoint. Tho world is not yet ed to build a 1250,090 passenger sta­ ready to suy there shall he no poverty tion nt Key West. nor the ills that follow In poverty’s wake. But it is arousing itself and The Southern PHolfphfctO Company -FLORIDA ORLANDO-Orlnndo’s FnvoHtc Shopping Placebeginning to wondor if it is true, as has paid $jW1,500 for 5,000 acres of the speaker says, that because dre land In Polk county. have had poverty and suffering, that condition must always exist. There The Lee packing house on the Ellenhas come into being n feeling that if ton road is to be equipped with the mun did his full duty to his fellow latest machinery. ■nan this thing would not be so. Those like Mr. Callaway, who, through their SPECIAL 1 SPECIAL 2 SPECIAL 3 The Hardee County Ice nnd Cold professional duties, conic into contact Storage Co. has hegbn manufactur­ ART GOODS DEPT. more or less with the criminal element ing ire at Wauchula. HAND BAGS HOSIERY DEPARTMENT K\trn special on Raffia. Our cnj In society, have had ample oppurtun■ * i 1 ' fi ' ■ * tifo stock of Raffia, In shades of | Ity to obtain first-hand knowledge of A New York Corporation is plan­ Martha Four Foot Hose— Extra We have selected a good assort­ Navy, Rone, Olive nnd Tan at the llto elementul circumstances that havo ning a grapefruit and strawberry heavy glove silk. Four fooling ment of leather nnd fabric hand special price of, per bunch— HR ' terminated in disaster. They know preserving plant at Plant City. coupons with each pair of hose. In hags,'also strap-hack purses, in FRINGE—Special offer of fringe ‘perfectly well that prevention ia worth colors of Cordovan, Beige, llob-o- prices ranging .from $2.50 to $9.00 used for finishing bed spreads and | all the cures In tho world. They ad­ link. Gray, and White aqd Black. that wc will uffrr to you Saturday scarfs, in shades of Cream, Ecru, A Brazilian capitalist has bought mit that If jwverty could be banished filB acres on Lake Dora and may re­ and Monday at— White and Rose. Regular price Regular price $3.75... through n sane nnd sensible plan of vive the dlatomite industry. t , ‘ Wjfit S F*'i 25c. .Saturday and Monday, per providing work for every man able to yard .... ...... .............. . I** Half Their Regular Price Saturday and Monday, $3.29 work in an honorable way ahd under A syndicate has bought 250 acres on decent surroundings, crime would be­ Lake Harris and will build a tourist come’ almost a negligible quantity. hotel at Morrison Point. They will slate it as their conviction SPECIAL 6 ' SPECIAL 4 SPECIAL 5 m f that idleness Is the chief cause of the Contract has been awarded for the WASH GOODS DE1T. SILK DEPARTMENT mischief that comes so often Into the $02,000 for cutting tho Sebastin Inlet INTERIOR DECORATING DEPT.. lives of men and womefi. People with and constructing jetties at Eau Gal­ , * * K4MONA CREPES in fancy pat­ Fancy Taffeta in tiny checks, es­ i. mission In life have not time for lic. Colored bordered scrims are extre­ terns and stripes. Regular prices pecially adapted to the making of evil or for mischief; when aociety mely appropriate to fill your sum­ 35c anji 45c |*cr . yard. Saturday children’s frocks and milady’s sum­ plays the role of selfishness and selfBuilding permits for Daytona, Sea­ and Monday, per yard* ..... .'_2f»c mer dress. Regular prices $2.25 seeking at the cxjienae of the masses, breeze and Daytona Beach totaled mer-time needs. They are light #<1 $2.76 per yard. Saturday and when men rise to power and influence $315,000 the first four months of the * BUCK AND *TURKISH• TOWELS. • ■ Monday ...________ ____ —....***** and airy, and very colorful, in and wealth through the sweat nnd toll year. No. 7390 Huck Towel, selling regu­ Belding*! 36-in. ChaAieuse, This and suffering of their fellows, the Shades of Blue, Yellow and Rose. larly for 30c each. Saturday and is a wonderful wearing fabric, sn<i door Is then opened for all aorta of should be one of our most active EDGE ENTERTAINS HOUSE Monday, $2.76 per dozen, or wrong things to happen. And they do This Is full 30 Inches wide that wc numbers. In tho Silk Department. 23e each MEMBERS A t A BANQUET happen, else why would our Jalla and will offer to you... Regular price In shades of Navy, Garnet, Green our reformatories-be filled with men No. 60 nuck Towel. Regular price TALLAHASSEE, May • 24.—The hrttf Wisteria. Regular price* and women of like natures and like 2Cc. On Saturday-and Monday, of this towel U 124c. Saturday members of tho houso laid aside their passions as pure? - > " •• " • • ahj 43.50 per 'ydr^'B^W* ■ i. i ■ and MAtiday special, $1.16 per doii It is a heresy and more than that/ momentous lawmaking for sil while cn, or each day,Jsn<j -Monday .....-**•*?* * h 7 WhHe They Last, at 15e it la a libel on humanity, to say that last night and with newspaper men because these things have always and attaches of the lower house wont been, .they must continue to, be. Of through a round of good will and sat course they will just so long as we at the axpense of Speakar L. D. Edge, SPECIALS 9 & 10 • SPECIAL 8 SPECIAL 7 go our way complacently, taking no who entertained at a banquet. CORSET DEPT. Nearly 100 pereona attended the thought for others; caring only for TOILET GOODS DEPT. RBADY.it>-We a k d e i *t . Odds and Ends of American Itedy our own comforts and our own con­ affair. Speaker Edge was lauded / k“ e -t ( ^ f - , and Lorette Corsets. Sizes 29 to veniences. Rut when men and women by.several speakers for Ihf fair and The dresses that we will put on 30. Regular $3.00 sellers.. Satur­ Jcrgen’a IxiUon of Benzoin and Al­ are willing to believe and to act on excclknt manner in which he hiu ad­ mond, especially prepaged to !*•* sale Saturday and Monday we con­ day and Monday .— __1..II.75 jthat belief, that things are wrong be- ministered the lower house In the vent chapping and roughness. »n sider some of our most attractive {cause we are wrong in our viewpoint present session. Representative Ar­ CHILDREN'S DEPT. also to relieve sunburn. Rcguisr frocks. 'Fashioned from such ma­ !and our practices and that things will thur Milam served as toastmaster Boys’ Ponfcec Blouses. Sizes 6 to price 60c.. Saturday and Mon.. ** terials as Altyme Crops, Vel-Vay be better whrn we will It ao to be, aqd prompted the various members 12 years. Only a few left. Satur­ combined with ' Crepe, Printed Ha Introduced then, and then only wlO there be no to do tbtjr stuff. day’and Monday ____ V8c 5 J NOTION DEPT. Crapes and Wash Silks. The regu­ .need for prison camps, for reffom Messrs. Taylor of Highlands, Mac1 k n i t w e a k d e p t . Kenxle of Lake, Amos Lewis, Lake lar selling prims of those dresses '.schools, for penitentiaries, for tbs ia from $18>50, ip. $25.00 each. l-adivs’ Kuit Union Suita, round One lot of to! Ilush or for any other of the generally and Stokes ax fellows who were sel­ dom board on tho floor and tha house * tight kn**- The supply Urly accgpy-d methods of correction. Saturday and Mori .bJk and Moi Saturday pad Moaday, $14.75 To supply th« proper dnvir«nmei)t journal’creaked under the fun Of it. r - . !it-«> »'' >'■ Is tho first task facing the world.— * For quick result* try it want ad. IMHIHUUIIIIIIINUHkMl Lakeland Ktar-Trlegrnm. * ................. • £&f>|K£ ♦ • > a ''JA •v'p'iii. A ij/. Prescription Druggist Sanford Florida ' ay i P Ca s h ! f 1 DAUCHTKUB DJK fftYINO ' TO RAVE MOTHER IN FIRE R. C. iiiiiiim J m: H jb • WHY NOT «ET AT THE SOURCE OF THE TROUBLE? P H D Inter, —murfmiaari ISA t _ : . ~ t C5 . . $100 -IVES CO.i Saturday and M onday Specials I *i - �CHOPPED MEAT T Q ST U F F PEPPERS* Per lb. .......................... .......... .................. . 1 FANCY STEER BEEF WILL BE CUT THIS SAT­ URDAY AT THESE PRICES: CURED IIAMS, I*ORR ROAST, . 2 5 C Her tja •*»,»*«»***»*•»•»%**»•• ,****aee»*e***aee**e ****•****•*•*•••• A ■. I•’V - **,! + l-~ P^RK SHOULDER ROASTS, •• 20C LARD, Per lb lb...........................IOC CHEESE, STEAKS, -iffw n A fin I*cr lb. Per lb ................. ....... JL dC - SMOKED SAUSAGE, HLOOM BUTTER, PLATES OF BEEF, * A 2<)C CLOVER Per Hi. ci .......... ............ 2 POUNDS fo r........... ... U-.d fiDCV* ^ R A N K K C K V K ^ mrcoA hotter sri] ^ B N R r...1._ .b............. ? 20C r*1 © r1ti• Oi»,,#,*,,*.*^ *«,s; «iw .*i*«.. * g SALT FAT M A C K E R E L S J^PORK CHOPS, W & f* > ,^ ^ - / • « C |i Per Ih. '■ Z s lL TWO Pounds fo r!....x............AOt I 'fr / "I POT ROAST, Per HAMS, „ LD CURED WHITE BACON. WESTERN BACON CURED FOR HRKAKFAST.j.er ............................................. ....... BoiL E irnA M .' stb y sl ic ed h a m , MdAi y a r COOKED MEAT TO MAKE SAND WICHES, Per lb............ ....... ............. HOME-GROWN TOMATOES, A t, K EEP MOVING 1RSTSTREET • Cardi of 8anford*a Reput­ able Profeaalonal Men, each of whoa. In hie chosen profaaatos the Herald reconi mends to the people. „ can find the name of ry lire lluslneae Man Sanford in this Column George A. DeCottes - A llo m e y -n t-L a w Quick Service Transfer Orst Seminole County Bank * IFORD FLORIDA Storage F a c u ltie s FOK SALE—2-Ion Federal truck, ... good for logging purpose*, first class condition.’ Cheap for caah. 1ton Republic truck, cheap, eicellent condition. Addreai ME" 1*. O. Box 34, Lake Monroe, Fla. 33-tfe FOR SALE—I-srgo motor boat, every convenience, four cylinder motor, In nm nrkably good condition. Will conaider nny offer—L. If. Connelly. 39-tfc KOlt .MALE-^Hlk ROOM HO l’SE AND LOT, PART CASH, BAL­ ANCE ON EASY TBR8 , ALSO A SMALL BEARING ORANGE GROVE A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS “ E" P. O. BOX 34, LAKE ON ROE, FLA. 41-12tp buys 2 ',(i acres, good fruit and g a r­ den land, within City of Lake Mary, (he coming tourist center for Semi­ FRED R. WILSON nole county. Land high overlooking two beautiful lakes. The city dwel­ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SANFORD NOVELTY ler’s dream.—Lake Mnry Realty Co., WORKS First National Bank Building Lake Mnry, Flu. 4*J-7tp SANFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—10 ncres Innd, 6 tiled in V. C. C0LLER, Propfine shape. Mule uml farm ing Im­ General Shop and Mill plements go with i t . ’ Cheapest thing Work ELTON J. MOUGHTON going. See me at once. Burgain.— CONTRACTOR and BUILDER W. .1. Thigpen. 411-fltc ARCHITECT MT Conmufinl Streal—Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE—1 single bed, springs and m attress, 2 single cots with 4AN FORD pads, 3 chairs, 1 rocker, 1 kitchen, ta ­ B. W. HERNDON ble and 2 burner Perfection oil stove. —B20 Palmetto Avo. . 49-2tp INSURANCE AGENCY SALE—Household goods. Call CHEIXE.M AINES FOR ut fill Myrtle avenue between l) and run-------A irro -^ -it-n o N D S I LAW YER -:12 n. m. 40-2tj> 8 vs please yon, tell others; If not, tell ns. Phons 418 — Court House S. 0. Shinholser FOR RENT--Furnished room garage, 411 Park Avo. DR. R. M. MASON FOR 'RENT—Garage,' 201 F.ii DENTIST street. New Me*sch Building FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with A. P. ^onnelly & Sons Phone 201 Sanfurd, Florida light housekeeping.—S, K. corner of rfAwu.hrd iso* 11th Jtreet uml Elm Avo.—M. SchR»»l Estate, Loan* and Insurance neidor, 47-fltp rhone IS I0I-H Magnolia Avc, FOR RENT-^X- llTroom house, nice­ ly furnished for boarding. Inquire PIKE. LIKE, AUTO INSUItANCB at 603 West Third street, Mrs. H. A. STEWART The Florist Chancellor, P ro p ., 47-fltp Office 271 FOR RENT—Three room furnished Phone* C«t Flower*------------- Floral Designs apartm ent.—Ia‘c Bros., 416 West Annual anil Ornamental Plant* DR. J , T. DENTON First Street. 47-tfc *14 Myrtle Are----------- Phone 2G0-W l ’llYSICIAN-SUIIGEON FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, at ttoomn 206-207-208 Melacti Building FOR RENT—Furnished rooms and SANFORD MACHINE kitchennette for light housekeeping, DR. G. S. SELMAN COMPANY 701 Magnolia avc. 40-tfe Practice limited to General Machine nnd Boiler 3R"REN t —0 room modern- house, Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Works new. Phone 606-R, , 4D-3tji Eyea Examined, Gin sues Fitted Contractor and Builder Rooms 226*228 W. J, THIGPEN Real Estate Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding Phone G2---------Sanford, Florida • • . i-.uk Mclsch Building M Examined WANTED Glaassa Designed STENOGitAI’HER WANTED—Must Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. J. II, Colclough I*eak & Colclough A n i,0 U LEAVES ESTATE 827.000 Hill of author Emerson Hough, , *l w «uktKan, 111,, shows estate w not more than 127,000. M Classified Ads lc a word. No Ad taken far Ira* than 25c. SOCIALISTS CONDEMN FASCISTI h* And positively no Classified ®» ’ Ads charged to anyone. Cash convention a t M must ictoinpsnjr a ll’orders. • • Count-the words and remit ■M acordingly. FOR SALE FARMERS—You framri and irrigation plug* at tb« Sanford Novelty Works 100-t/f FTHi SALE—Hosier and tiaya’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. tPI-tfc • FX>7rtULii—klmda tsiaou eggp for setting, 16 eggs for 61.00. Mr*. EHaworth, Beard all Avenue, San­ ford. ' * ' ‘ $3.tf* i75j Ss .........■ £ # > . i,(. LOST N EXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS J1 »» Hatching* Times Vary Convict Lease System to End From 17 to 42 Days in State Jan. 1 New Laid Egg* Will Hatch H to 10 Hour* Sooner Than Older One* EXISTING CONTRACTS TO R E VOID THEN. By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Director of tho School of Agriculture, TALLAHASSEE. May 2-1.—A con­ ference committee agreed upon n hill International Correspondence to nboliah the county convict lease • Schools, Scranton, Pn. ♦ «. eyatem in this state and will report The period of incubation in eggs to both houaea, following which it la expected that final legislative pro­ differs not only with the kind of hibition against the practice will be bird but also with other conditions. enacted. January 1, next, was the The eggs of fowls of middle uml large date agreed upon by the committee sited breeds will ordinarily hatch a f­ ns the lime when the law should be­ ter twenty-one days of incubation, but come effective. This has Iwcn the there is sonic variation, only point in dispute. At that time For example ,fresh laid eggs will it would ho unlawful for nny con­ hatch In fewer hours than eggs that tract* to lie made and should there are kept two wcoks or longer before be nny existing with further time to incubation is started. Eggs that are run they would autom atically become kept more than four weeks niuy not void. produce chicks a t ail. The committee which was com­ Fresh laid eggs, th a t is, eggs placed posed of Senator* Stokes, ltusscll ami for incubation within twenty-four Anderson and Representative* Mayo, to forty-eight hours a fte r being laid, Lewis and Milam drew up an entirely will often hatch in from eight to new bill which covered ull the ground -twelve hours less thnn older egg*. in the bill* passed by both houses, Eggs for hatching th a t have been a* relnling to the housing of prison­ kept a t an even tem perature of about ers nnd payment «f money when they fifty-five degrees Fahrenheit for two nre discharged from prison. weeks should hutch in about twenty­ 'T h e measure' provides that county m o days. , nnrl state prisoners bu worked ami Thu vigor of the hen makes n dlf- housed separately, th ,lnfsltaoo,mtn lernnco'iir the eggs. Tho more vigor- housed separately, ■"that""!* if \ittu oils hens will produce eggy of good county turns It* convicts over to (he vitality. Such eggs can bv kept long­ stnto road department for Work on er thnn others nnd are also likely to the roads, the misdemeanor prisoners hnvo a smewhat shorter period of in­ must be worked in one squad and the tubation. felony prisoner* in anqthcr. The bill * The following table gives the aver­ takes care of the smaller counties age period of incubation for fowls and with insufficient prisoners to main­ other poultry nnd birds, the figures tain u road force by perm itting them given being average of a large num­ to turn them over to another county ber of eggs. or to the road department. Type of Fowl The convict lash bill, which would Fowl* of medium and large sired ban corporal punishment of prisoners breeds, 21 days, stale or county, reached the* govern­ Uantams and other small broods, ID or’s office, but did not get before tn 20 days. th<j executive in time for hi* action Ducks, 2H days. on it. Muscovy duck, SB days. > Muscovy duck crossed with Pekin BIRMINGHAM, Mny 21.—At a or other drake, 32 clays. ., . meeting here lust night definite plans Geese, 2d days. ^ were laid to inaugurate a plan look­ Turkeys, 27 to 20 dnys. ing toward wiping out the convict Guinea fowls, 2H to 30 days. leuse system in Alubnmn. The meet­ Pheasants, 24 to 2B dnys, ing was called under the auspices of tho league of women voters and was Peafowls, 27 to 20 days. attended by representatives of lend­ Pigeons, 17 dnys. ing civic organizations nnd clubs of Swans, SB to 40 dnys. the community. Ostriches, 40 to 42 days. , Alabama's convict leuse system pictured by speakers ns worse than OLDSMAK GROWERS . Florida’s was shown to be In a recent WIL HAVE PICNIC AND BIG MEETING investigation. OLDSMAR, May 24.—President F. If. Coleman and Secretary William E. Holies, of the Oldsmar Growers’ tions to attend the nnnual picnic of the Plant City Growers’ Association at Hopewell, six miles south of Plant ICty, on June 14. This meeting will bring together a large number of winter vegetable farmers and straw­ berry growers from many of the truck farming districts. Closer co­ operation ■between the different aectiona is expected, with the proba­ bility of u South Florida association being organised, tl may take in the *ntlro stjjtc eventually. Among the speakers Svill be Hon, L» M. Rhode*, of the Florida State Marketing Bo* reau, -C.JW,. Hauck .of the Unletd {Hate* Department of Agriculture, and many of the growers front -dlf. ferent sections are expected to give live-minute talks. Florida growers have long recognised the advantages which would be secured by a larger and more powerful organization for mutual benefit, and the leadership of Plant City in thU movement has boon heartily approved by the growers in Ihr Oldsmar district Optician-Optometrist Boat First Street ^Sanfurd.' FIs INSURANCE * * 're—l-ife—Auto No 3 First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Annex SANFORD v m in n i il JUDGE BROWNE NOT TO LEAVE SUPREME COURT TALLAHASSEE, May 25.—Judge Jefferson B. B row ne has definitely decided not to leave the supreme court bench fo ra circuit Judgeship, his close friends made known today.Ho has considered the proposition of accepting tho Judgeship recently created fur Dade, Monroe and Bro­ ward counties in order that hu might return to his old home, ‘but thu fact that he was prevailed upon'by ad­ mirers of his work on thu high trl> banal not tn relinquish that position coupled >with other considerations wwa said1 to hays- <>caused Urn to definitely dismiss any contemplation at resigning, • With Judge Browne removed from the speculation as to who will re­ ceive the appointment for the circuit judgeship, interest shifted to Key Wrjat and Miami. Representative Willard of Dade county io understood to have told the chief exm itive that a Dade county man should be ap­ pointed while Represent*!imp Bust of Monroe thinVs the appointment shotild go to this county. URN IBS OARS ON LEVIATHAN ’ Irvng Harris, nn attorney of Key ____ West, Is understood to also l>e a Shipping Board Chairman. ,La*kur candidate. \ , denies that four bars have bean in­ stalled oa Uvtathan and warm that is to find out by keeping in touch with its depositorsr—just how "we can he of greatest service to them in the expansion of their inter­ ests. Greater business for our depos­ itors, means greater business for this hank also! Checking Accounts invited. , Capital and Surplus, $125,000. A COMMUNITY BUILDER It, F. WHITHER; Cashier F. P. POINTER. President B « ia « s s a i2 B a rs s B B iB a B S B a is s iiB a a « a s s M » a a a s a H « M a a OIU TO URING 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 seats and refined chassis construction have won instant admiration. * f■ * Already the demand for this model exceeds our ability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks w e 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. >- Font p rim hatv mmmhmn Far* mo lew hat meet bam tahkh EDWARD HIGGINS * A u fh « irls» -I r » r t , l . l n r n l n . f u r j a u n H r a l r r n f M S M t n l l s s S f r « » lif V P s r t l r s l a r . v a il e a r - I ( t r I i i I U h I h* n r U l l Hum . J . H. P i n ,.v i u II v l l o r , * 1 \t ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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FLO MA88 MEETING HELD IN DB» l.A'ND VoTEI) im X N IM bU BLV * state that IN FAVOR PROPOSITION. REPORTS FROM GERMAN states. MAKING c a p i t a l o u t lwb, which SOURCES SA Y FIV E PfcRA mass meeting of. Volusia county | a m i R E OF F O R E IG N E R S the coun- from Lake nnd i8cminole counties, . SONS W ER E KILLED bV c h i n e s e ^ b a n d i t s lothcr law was held last night for the purpose 00 fine or of ascertaining whether the senti­ ment of the people was for or against * __ . . > . .. _____aI.. i k . nH ainntg ftf IfllM recruiters tho purchase of the Crow’s Bluff and mmplaihts Monroe bridges. Tho meeting was In FJRhtlnR For Possession of iq apparently well attended and was addressed, THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN Police Station at GelsenklrchCHURCH CANNOT IGNORE WATERS STOOD 8 EVEN FE E ! among others,’by W. B. Powell, sec­ en. Near Essen FEMALE SPECIES « this state retary o( the la k e county chamber DEEP HUT NO LIVES and Disease x&ndangered of commerce. A fter a full discussion WERE LOST , I n r The A u o rl.tr* P r r u l (Hr The AMoelnlr* rrf j* l ESSEN, May 24. — Communists .a . Thr A u f h l f l , of the m atter It was tho sense of tho MONTHEAT, N. C., May 24.—Last WASHINGTON. M.y 24— Dclaycd ( B y T h e A n u U l e * P rc a a l. citixens of Volusia that thnt county minute efforts to delay placing of hare taken possession of police head­ from Minister Schurman in OKLAHOMA CITY, May ^ . - V i r ­ purchase the two bridges outright women on the executive committees quarters a t Gelsenkirchen and have ftking was received by the state dc- tually every section of Paul's Valley, and'm ake them free to the public. of the Southern Presbyterians hero to- hoisted the red flag over the build­ prtment and expresser Schumann's Cklahorea, with tho exception of a The meeting also went on record as dny were lost when.Just before final ing. Reports from German sources task bdkfU&i P P of obtaining - i .r ..- the t r ­ small area on tho eastern side •were favoring the construction of a bridge adjournment the general assembly or­ any flvo. persons wore killed and slxI^M of Americap and ,oiJvier foreign Hpqdcd last night when tho water across the St. Johns a t Aslor. This dered that not more than three wom­ ty-onc wounded in fighting for pos­ r*ptlrr.i held b r »bo Chinese b a q ^ W friUn’ Rush creek broke through the bridge would m aterially shorten tho en be added Immediately to each com­ session of the building. The strugu now comfdlcsk'd by Chinese polU dyke as the resulP of heavy rains j»lo began late last night and conautomobile route between Jackson­ mittee. tics. Minister 8churman said certain lasting-several days acoording to n tlnued Until early this morning. The ville nnd Lake nnd adjoining counties, (Mftile factions sh>,using the Wndlt report received by the Western Union building is said to have boon defend­ nnd would divert a largo volume of Mirage to discredit Chihli party, Pe­ here from its office manager a t Paul's Six are Killed ed- by civilian defense organisation travel, which hns formerly gone down king government and Tsso Kun who Valley. The w aters stood some places which was Anally forced to quit when the E ast Const, through this section. in'Railway Wreck, fes been a hopeful candidate for the seven feet deep but have receded to­ ono wjng was set aAre by the a t­ Commissioner McRhc acted prompt- The Monroo bridge spans tho St. Zwldrncr, the message sald-schrcf day tho report said. No lives were T. & P. Passenger tackers. Johns n few miles above Sanfcyvl and BOTH HOUSES AGREED TO jy in complying with tho provisions jywidrnry. The message said it did Z_____ • ■mis nmbsbic that the bandits would REPORT O F CONFERENCE of the law banning corporal punish­ connects Seminole and Volusia coun­ FIVE MEN RIDING BU ND BAG- DORTMUND, May 24.—Five per­ ment. Under the terms of It the ties. The Crow's Bluff bridge, ns all COMMITTEE sons were killed, Including ono wo­ GAGI? ARK BUMPED Evans Sues Sim m ons. state ofifclals were directed to ban Ioiko county pooplo know, connects man and one child and from sixty to OFF. ' ... I-akc nnd Volusia counties nt Crow's whipping. About Klan Trouble eighty persona were wounded last Bluff. This bridge has formerly been "I am issuing this letter," tho ngrl Ill, Thr A**n«.|«tr* Frraat night In conflicts between striking used by ninety per cent of the peo­ Defam ation Charge ABll.ENK, Texas, May 24.—At workmen and the police, according to culture commissioner wrote, "to adple going from this section to Day­ Of Leasing State Convicts After viso that all persons having the man­ tona Beach nnd tho East Coast. A least six persons were killed, includ­ the casualty ilats issued by tho work­ ing Iho negro porter und Avc men WASHINGTON, May 21.—Official Telegram .Which Imperial Wlxsrd agement of convicts that under no ers and tho pollco. Jnnunry First if Gov­ Joint meeting of the commissioners Sent to Newspapers said to havo been riding "blind bag­ dispatches received from Peking by circumstances m ust they punish nny of Lnke, Sopilnole and Volusia coun ernor Signs gage,” one cnglncmnn probably fa ­ - Tho Dortmund police and cllikentie ilate department Inst night said of the convicts either with a strap or tics wilt be held nt DeLand today (Br The A iH claU i Pres.) mily injured, two or'thrce others leas cry last night were forming a self tbe morale of the prisoners held byi other implement or Inflict nny cor­ protection force against the riotous LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Ma*. 24.— i n r T t f A w n rlilre !•»*»•> to consider nnd drnrt a bill •enabling tie Chinese bandits wass "becoming TALLAHASSEE, May 24,—Final poral punishment whatsoever upon Volusl acounty to purchase tho two seriously hurt when two Texas and Clements. This forco is being armed Dr. H. W. Evans, of Atlanta, Imper­ PaciAc passenger trains colllcdcd nt lower." Thl* message indicated that passage of bill to abolish county con­ the person of any convict. Any su­ with dubs, ns firearms are forbidden none of the captives had been put to ial W itard of tho Klan, filod a suit vict lease system was effected, when perintendent, warden, captain or bridges In question, nnd also to pro­ 4 o’clock this .m orning midway be­ by the French. Tho Gorman police in Pulaski county circuit court against vide n maintenance fund for the up­ tween Cisco nnd Putnam, Texas. frith despite the thrent of the bri­ both houses agreed to report of con­ guard *whb strikes or otherwise abus­ keep of the bridges. The bill wilPbe say the strikers are organised Into William J. Simmons, of Atlanta, Im­ gands' leader to kill two of them if ference committee. The practice es n convict from the date of the re­ presented to the legislature nt its U nits, each of one hundred men, and perial emperor of tho Klan asking tkclr terms were not compiled with which hss existed ns hangover from ceipt of this circular will do so nt present session.. The purvhnsc price $50,000 IN LEGION’S are well supplied with automatic pis­ for alleged defamation of 1100,000 by the Chinese government by yes­ his own risk, as he will be liable to his character. Basis of Evan’s suit form er system of leasing state con­ of the two bridges will bo $75,000.— GRAVES ENDOW­ tols. terday. victs will be outlawed after next Jan ­ prosecution fot/'hssault and battery Eustis Lake Region. was a'telegram which Simmons is al­ • Many thousands of strikers attend­ Th* cablegram sent by Jacob Gould MENT FU N D ed as. l a .other. ciUjcs_of like natvre." uary. J , •» .« ,< ■ > »>,.••.* *•••»* ■ « • leged to havo sent local newspapers mass meeting* today 4n Dort­ Schemas, the American minisUr, Revised regulations In accordance mund, Bochum and other towns In the Bated the bandits were showing "In­ for publication on May 13th. * INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 24.— TALLAHASSEE, May*24—A mea­ with the new law will be Issued with­ FRANK CLARK mining district, and. paeoed resolu­ dications of a desire to negotiate." Enlisting the co-operation of civic and sure which tyjw goes to the governor in tho next few days, the commission­ WILL MAKE RACE tions to use every effort to extend {Unitary conditions In their strong- EX-SERVICE MEN, patriotic organisations in various with his signature assured .also carry er wrote and In tho meantime the the strike throughout the Ruhr *hd bold were reported as very bad and nnd regulations now in effect FOR GOVERNOR communities, members of the AmerL the Rhineland. SPECIAL NOTICE! speelAc prohibition against corporal rules It I* estimated 00,000 Mr.’ Schurman said every effort was enn Legion hsvc made substantial pro­ punishnicilt Of prisoners, either state will be adhered to with the exception men have, quit Work in the Dortmund being made to supply the Americans qr eounty. The measure permits of tho one relating to corpbrnl pun­ CONGRESSMAN TELI-S IT IN gress toward raising the permanent district. Moat of those are coal min­ You are very urgently requested to and other foreigners still held prisonendowment fund to provide for tho TALLAHASSEE BEFORE turn out Sunday afternoon a t 2:00 small counties with inadequate* fnclll- ishment. ors, who went on strlko last week en, with food and other supplies. annual decoration of graves of 32,000 Tho copfcrcnco committee on the itiea for • working prisoners to turn but have been Joined In the last few LEGISLATURE. Meagre official dispatches from o'clock at tho court house for Mem­ them over to another county for pub­ convict lease system drew up its re­ dead in cemeteries of Europe. days by workmen /ro m two big Iron Chins yestrrdny contained no infor­ orial services thut will bo held on Contributions received a t the office lic road work only, or to state road port yesterday but toduy went back and steel plssts. The strikeVs are TALLAIIA 8HEE, May 24. — A mation except that the Peking dipio- Sunday so that every cx-scrvlcc man over it and revised it hero nnd there. Democratic convention is a great of tho Legion national treasurer In demanding a 60 per cent Incrkaa* In department. m ight attend, the services will lie mitir corps nt tho suggestion of This measure, too, carries it corpornl need of this state, Congressman Indianapolis now total more than |35,- wages • because of the high cost o f . Jacob Gould Schurman, tho American held in tho city park, so buddy be TALLAHASSEE, May 24.—Tho punishment ban. The time of put­ Frank Clnrk told the legislature. Mr. 000, which with tho amount raised by living and the depreciation In -th # minister, planned to send an interna­ there and let's have a real honfst-towhipping of convicts became a dis­ ting tho ban Into effect whh the sub­ Clark reiterated, his intention of be­ Legion men in France raises the sum value of the mark. tional commission to Tnnochwnng goodness parade and Wo will havo If carded Institution in this state today Ject of considerable discussion, ninny coming n candidate for governor, as­ to approximately $50,000. Hpeakera at the meeting today said with instructions to investigate nnd you will bo there. Don’t forget the when Governor Hardee signed a leg­ members holding that existing eon- serting that despite his previous • One of tho largest donations recclvthe men were on a "hunger strike.' report relative to the negotiations date, Sunday, May 27th, nnd the time islative measure outlawing it and tracts could not be violated, while statements to thnt effect, he was re ­ cd recently came from the pcoplo of They cited prices to show that the for the release of foreigners held ut 2:00 p. m. See you thbrol Providence, It. L, who sent a check Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. others held thnt the state's police peatedly approached by dubious ones cost of living had doubled In the la it captive. Me line immediately Issued instruc- power could prevail. It was alos tak­ who said he had not made hla an­ for $1,203.60. The sum was obtained There was no intimation in sn an­ STATE CENSUS lions carrying out tho intent of -the en Into consideration that some of nouncements "strong” enough. There­ l>y Providence post of the Legion with few days. nouncement issued by tho state de­ action against the rising TO BE IN 1925 law to convict warden and guards. the smaller counties could not care fore, he told tho legislature that he the assistance of various community costDirect partment that the commission would In living was taken today In Following closely upon the Anal for their prisoners If they were tu rn ­ would "absolutely and uncquloocally" organisations. be empowered to deal with the ban­ two towns, Steele and Kay, where soTALLAHASSEE, May 24.—Legis­ enactment of the corporal punlsh- ed back without notice. be a candidate for governor a t tho dits directly in the name of the feovcalled German commissions qf con­ INDIANAPOLIS, Muy 24—^ W reaths mont ban was tho bill already passed According to Agurcs gathered by next election. emments represented, thus waivipg lative provisions for a census of the trol made the rounds of stores and wlU ho set afloat on Memorial Day by' both houses to regulate to things Senator B. II. Lindsey there arc only The Democratic party hss no prin­ the obligation of the Peking govern­ state in '1925 was completed yesterday markets an deompelled dealers ,U » re­ from naval vessels passing near the ment to procure the release of .the with the passage by tlie house of a of the past the convict lease system. 115 out of more than 2,000 convicts ciples in this aUte, Mr. Clark said. duce their prices by half or more. place where the U. 8 . 8 . Ticonderog* prisoners. , , , ,. senate bill pfoviding $25,000 for this A conference committee of the two under lease to private Individuals. A convention should be held and Sometime* they stationed fpembere was sunk by a German .submarine, As­ houses of the assembly which took Only a few of the counties arc at work. The ernsua would be available platform written, to which all can­ The function of the International of the commission In stores to su­ sistant Secrethry of the Navy Theotha question on n point a t Issue ns present taking ndvnntago of the didates professing party allegiance rommissinn Apparently was conAned for tho legislators by* April 16, 1925, pervise sales and handle the cash. dons Roosevelt hss announced In a l e t­ to when .the practice should be stop­ privilege to lease their cqnvict*. six in order th at they may reupportlon should be required to subscribe. "We to Investigation. ter to Lemuel Bollea, national adju­ Many, womep accompanied the comMr. Sevhurinan's brief message the legislature If ah amendment to the ped, perpared to make Its report, set­ out of 6.1, according to Senator Lind- havo gubernatorial candidates con ting January 1, next, as the time. scy. Two counties discountinued the tending for this and that and legisla­ tant of tho American Legion. A re­ mlfitlo on | h 6m?fl*iPcr8lIN\ ooncmfw rsmn after n silence of nearly 48 constitution is ratified. Only, the crowded activities of the practice shortly ofter tho legislative tive candidates doing tho same thing; quest was made by tho I-rgton for this mUiion on Uuum round*, and took Jmhours, which state department offi­ mediate advantage of the new bar­ Isolation is no longer splendid ex- legislators in the last days of their Investigation got under way. ull of them differing In tho things tribute to tho memory of thqse who gain prices the commission enforced. cials wvtc at a loss to explain. Ref­ session prevented Anal passage of they contend for. A Democratic lost their lives when the German sub­ erence was made by him, however, to cep tas campaign stuff. Germen officials decrlbed th* this measure today and the adoption party platform should set forth tho marines sunk* the ships th at were car­ strikers as communists, hut the com­ s full report he had forwarded on a rying them to Franco' during the of a resolution which In effect will things for which tho party stands," meeting of the J'oking diplomats of Immediate death, whatever might munist leader* eald the worker* In­ > ho declared, adding that It was im­ world war. which Ix-gan Monday. Such a mes­ bo their exposure, lack of food and tell the world that Florida has "come cluded men of all parties. The Ber­ dean.’ 8 uch a message la W be possible for IW legislators to come sage has not been received and the unhealthful surroundings. lin government Is declared to be seht to lha North Dakota l e g i s l a t e , here and In a sixty day session ac­ JUDGESHIP LAW department feels that lU receipt will Neither a t the state department or greatly concerned over tha situation* under present plana, for it was that complish very much when they differ­ materially dear up the status. In other dlpfomatic circles here, so — . t wi,en TO BE CHANGED ed so widely In their views. In Washington diplomatic circles far as known has any information state wklclx brought it airnbc it asked the Florid* legislature to HARPEE POINTS He submitted education, especially discussion of the decision of the Pe­ been received tending to substantiate TALLAHASSEE, May 24— Flnal an explanation of tha outrage car1 in v e stin te the dc^th °f ^ I n T«; king diplomats to send a commission r e s id e n t o f c r a p m a n s e c ­ for the rural sections, as an Impor­ passage waa effected yesterday of a TO tant consideration for the legislators. to treat with the bandits was con­ ried In press dispatches from Peking bert, who died a t the cemp of a jf f l t io n KILLS MANAGER OF MU to remedy the present eUtut* un­ vote lumber company, and for whose He told of his efforts in congress In strued to mesh that the ■situation which described th* diplomatic corps TALLAHASSEE, May <*4,—Fieri• WOOD YARD behalf of a canal th at, would link der which presiding judges'can ba dis­ de'a drastic laws drawn to protect Ra had entered on a new phases. This as being well convinced th at high death W altar Higginbotham, whip­ Pocnandlna with the Mississippi river qualified by the defendant upon pre­ labor supply wqre yerierday colled to feeling was Used on th e belief, that Chine** officials Instigated the kid ping bos* under an abandoned ey»sentation of two affidavit* that he Is will go on trial tomorrow a t t«m, the project wasi ••leqensnrusr of di­ naping of the foreigners la the fur. “teas, w4U go T A ji& U O.' Bcmirit* aittflfrrove of untold<’bcn*At to the prejudiced. Th# senate passed, 80 to tho attention of Urn W * ^ * * * * " Croe City, 100 BtUes-from here. whM«-country and eeiW*lany- Florid*. rect negotiations between the foreign theronce bf their own political Mi ( Oj a MIL already passed by th* house, by Governbr tlafdeo.Lwho * te d <•«»•. The legislature’*'W afU n.th* pram* Jr.,, said.L> he * ***»lthy He. had so fa r aklred km lf ior>« sure officials and Urn., brigand leader* schemas, ai: »*; . • - v Ue, was Hearing att.andJn.Twoliocsl th* C^D dm n'lection, ten mile*.north vjsy.of 1Uw oost of'euch -k eandl, fcw th a t leaves th* law s* It now etand* complaints from many sKtiona of thn n » supenedoing th* effort* .af.-.tJM. Y * thought possible In official ol hcwv, JailtrJail today in^munritMn regarding' th* first Judge but if the state th a t attempt*'VriJ* being n o M klng government . .,a .‘<„air cifde* th a t the international commis­ couney oifftisda.lfcM* hesa. roqoiwd w ith . theiohooting. to death o l'tt^ M - said ;1'and' he asked th a t the legisla­ defendant, also tries to disqualify tbe to remove i labhr from UU* state to through )*he .’ w sxrfrvihat lU ' JolnNdnla one way, <passage of thu day sion'., mentioned by. Mlnlater ikhurture h* 4h him' ujf with * memorial Casuthcrs, manager of tha locgl woodother ■tat**.’ .The chlpf execuMva.diwas without advices to indicate raen may have been appointed to de­ vestlgattng Committee did. A UWf yard on tbe main business street here as he believed tho survey would be ■econd m agistrate, th# official may rveted tho sheriff* 1° styicUjf enforce whether .the bandits had made good termine whether such a conspiracy pasted th a t the eUt* mlghtr get ■ Just a fter midnight. Np e x p ira tio n granted by th# next copgiAoe. Rep­ dec Ido whether or not he 1$ prejudic­ the laws, which provide th a t ah emi­ change of venue for Hlgglnsbotjioni; resentative Jones of N asatu, told ed and If he derides in the negative, grant labor recruiter'm ust procure a their threat to execute some of the exists. another was paseed that would, pro­ of the cause of the shooting was prisoners, If their demands were not Pending further official advices, him th a t the house had already voted shall writ# such Judgment Into ths license In tbe county In wMeh be oprent his disqualifying and 1“ * ^ made. The shooting is ssld Jo hsve ■ueh a memorial dotrft. minutes of his court. This action may complied With by the Chines* gov­ plans far more aggressive followed a quarrel after which Ben­ .rate*, fo r Whkh he m u tt phy * * • > Judges, a fte r having disqualified the ernment by Tuesday, caused relief, in China are etill held in abeyance. He said the Democratic party bo made the basis for a w rit of error Of $2,006. Another U w provides a nett is alleged to have fled tu his regular presiding official. n • It was assumed that hod any of the should name its presidential electors by the defense. maximum penalty Legislation is also 1“ the,final home where he woe arrested. Tbe po­ Sind national committeemen. I t waa ' ......... ... prisoners . been killed, word would SHANGHAI, May 34—J . B- Powell lice say be admitted the shootingstatute of WJW0 fin* or I f stages to : p rsv .p t the abuse, arid «o have come through promptly and ta American newspaper publisher , of manifestly unfair, ho asserted, to . Every husband should tell his wife have been practice^ by the "ftnqll in JaiL i ' . . « . about his past sins so sbe will b a rs ■how that th# bandits' threat woe Shanghai, who has been held prlsohDennett, who Is said to be a mem- make candidate* ’ faff,' theo* of flees something to talk about when she has to wo constable" who a c t a n t * not a gesture. er by Chines* bandits a t Paotguku, ber of p Chattanooga family U held campaign for thtre when they car­ a headache. In diplomatic circles, familiar with has beSh paroled tg take past in tB# much Heal In the arrest of tram for trial without bend a t hearing this ried no remuneration. . }•' «r» for the remuneration th at ’ ■ — Chinese conditions and hablta erf now comfera* * * far rpteqsa of: ■ ■ ■ ■ —■- ........... ■' — morning. He refused to n u k e a et*Ufora . This legislation would For quick results tky a. want ad. thought, the opinion was ex preyed The Herald for t i n t flea* Job wofk. naltles fo r sorb that the prisoners were In no <j NO DANGER NOW TALLA HASS E * ~ P 'n supply wore yestcrdaJ^B ^W to:tne n crnor Hardee, who acted On complain ...... ............ .............. nttcmptsNrrre bring msd<*to removej labor from this atate U> oth The chief executive i_______ directed . . . . th sheriffs to strictly nforce the provide that an emigrant labor recruiter must procure a license ty In which he operates for which he must pay a fee of 42*00®- 1 provides a maximum penalty for violation of this statute of $• twelve months In Jail. ‘ - , .1 TAMPA KILLING LAST NIGHT ON THfi MAIN STREET ^ . . : �SANFORD D 8chool nudilorlum, Thursdny evening, May 21th begins a t 8:15. Doors doMd during the numbers. , — *■“ ■ ■■ / MRS. FRED DAIGRft, Society Editor ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED l'hone II7-W Mr. and Mr*. Jnmcs Moughton an­ k i t e an r v l a l l l i x y4m — <f » • ■ a ir a a rW h rrr nr r e m la * nounce the* engagement of their kawir. nr It »**n a rr r a tr r la la ta * . a r l l r a M « i i l rarO fa ikla f f l a H m r a l , c l r l a i daughter, Ethel JMny, to Mr. Rnlph U elslla, nr Ir lr p k o a t l i t firm . k r a r r a t lr a p p rrrln lril. I f tr ill SOCIAL C ALEN D AR B u sy W e e k W ith V a rio u s E v en ts a t the frigh antf TRUTH SEEKERS CLASS, There will be n business meeting Grammar Schools *» — — * fa 19 • F or .Florida: Local thtmd- - St Music was furnished throughout Pw ershowers today .arid Thnr..thd evening by Mr. Reginald Hojlly f l h ^ e y ; little changu in tern- ft*. nssited hy Mr. Jam es Robson. P* puratura; gentle to modcr- ** The club wishes to thank Mr. T J J . ** h' ato winds, mostly southeast. Millcy ft :Son for their kindness in PM loaning . furniture and Mr. GiRon, ^ M . Ni H i»a Fa r a h a .g o The Commencement Week a t the Sanford'schools will bo-in Thursday night and the following Is the.-program for pie week: P^ny W as (Jood at *•’ Thursday night—Mrs, Munpoi*’* Mpsjfal Recital a j the High School Aud­ TBc happy combination pf » ; ‘ itorium at BriA o V i o c k , .n , i.e, .„ ,,iy "High SihiSLAi/d n jm d a y - O . I. A. aoc-llrfncctlifg at promptly at 2:30p. m. • *toryfc beautiful »U r, and Cap.b|, Frias y i»lght-T-Junlox,Sonipr Bsnquct at .Vpldfss lintel at 8 o'clm-I:. the home of Mrs. M ^ n n o ll, pJLO (j f_____ directlou m oke.: th l, Katherine', Sunday morning—Daccalaureato Sermon a t High School a t 11 o'clock by , . lM,>Ikl ; Elm, nroirj*,iwith Mesdamea, McCon- 1TIIRSPAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE Dr. King. .nell, Calhoun and * —■*-----— Monday Aftemotfn nrt frrfW ttin * ?rE elfB o l —C I ^ D^y"Wx o ’ -lu i t f f wf atHt-p; WITNEKSBED THE Praised Monday Afternoon a t Bi80—May Pageant and Commencement o f the Cl, II A MI. l '.V... M _ Mrs. Fred Walsma wns the graci­ Thui^day—('ornmencilment recital by Grammar School at the School House. PERFORMANCE. pupila of flra . Fannie Munson a t ous hostess yesterday.afternoon when Monday night a t 8:30—Graduation exercises of the High School at .the Eatelie Taylor, Wallses rieery , nd she entertained a t bridge at her the High School Auditorium. An unusually efever little play, H. S. Auditorium; Address by Dr. Csrpcntef. Mae Buach In apartm ent In tho Weiaka. The Friday—N. deV. Howard Chapter U. "The Twelve Pound I-ook," by J. M. Tuesday night at 8 o’clock—Alumni Banquet a t the.P arish House. guests being thn members of the D. C. meeting in Palm room a t 4 Bnrrlc was given last evening by the ft Slitftf Girl” Tuesday Duplicate Bridge Club. p. m. Wpman’s Clnb of Sanford and under AM*- ■- t w w part- Century tConiedr The rooms whom the card tables f..n .L ull___ . . . '• Friday—Junior-Senior banquet at the tho direction of Mrs. D. P. Drum­ were arranged were abloom with Valdes Hotel a t 8 p. m. mond. Friday—Miss Fom Word will enter­ quantities of cut flowers and ferns. This play based on marriage, di- i The hours passed quickly in the tain members of the lio n Ton Bridge vorcc and modern woman’s indepond-; spirited game of bridge plnycd and STOPS HACKING COUGH Club mi her home on Seventh s tre e t cnee, is one of our famous E th e l' a t 8:30 p. m. "H ad n hacking cough for year*, Barrymore’s stage successes—In Sunday—Commencement sermon at and Foley’s Honey and Tar is the only Chltcnden and Mrs. F. E. RoumllAnd it rains without nny trouble. which she takes tho role of Kate, High School a t 11 a. m. by Dr. F. R. lat. . . remedy th a t re a p e d my cough. I tho ty p is t This p art was admirably . King. have not been troubled with It since " Following tho card gnmo the hos­ Tonight Is tho last night of the taken by Mrs. D. P. Drummond, r^rltes Mra. E. M. Doby, Aabary P a rt Monday—Class Day oxerrlces a t 3:30 who was dressed In a tailored linen tess served a dainty salad course fol: revival services a t the Presbyterian p. m. • N. J. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat! gown and sailor h a t lowed by an Ice course. Chuch. Monday—May Pageant and Gradua­ Cheat apd Bronchial troublo are quick, , f-ady Sims, the timid and much Mrs. Walsma’a guests included ly relieved with Foley’e Honey and tion of Eighth Grade nt Grammar Mrs. Hal W ight Mrs. C. E. Henry, subdued wife was token fcy Mra. Commencing Thursday night this School a t S:00 p. m. Tdr. Contains no opiates—ingredi. Mrs. H. II. I/cwls, Mrs. R. J. Holly, will be n busy week with school chil­ Monday—Graduation exerclsea nt the enta p y i n ^ on.pie wrapper. Larged Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, Mrs. Roy Clack-Draught has. ' 7 1 dren and the general public. High School at 8:30 p. m., address ’ • *i . •_ • Chittenden, nnd.M rs. W, D. Gardner. ■■_ ns* •. ••#« "My present health is good. Have by, Dr. Carpenter. two boxes of Black-Draught in the bouse Churehwcll’s have something in ex­ ,.p ir iia rry Mms, n very pompoun Mr. and Mrs. R. (1. .Smith, of Ovie­ BOY SCOUT NEWS tra pants. You know what that and domineering Englishman, wnn do, are spending the day In Hanford. means and you should see what they most admirably portrayed hy .Mrs. Monday—Truth Seekers Class busi­ Wo, the mothers nnd fathers*of have to offer in this lino. Endor Curlott, and Tombs, the But­ bile poisons end other unhealtfaful mat­ ness meeting nt thtf homo of Mrs. ,— • some of the boys who hnvo l»cen un­ ler in the person of Mr*. A. Kilts ters out of your system. Akers on Celery avenue. Cara Sold everywhere. NC-148 der Mr. Huddock’n rare nnd direction, W. II. W hitthorne travelling nollcl- a<|dcd p moat pleasing touch to the leave church nt 2:30 p. m. wish to express our sincere regret tor of the Tlmcs-Unlon is in the city picture Tho stage se ttirg was tho friends arc glad to aco him lignin. living .room of the Sim., und wac Jacksonville was represented hero Pure Dred Rhode Inland Rods. most nrtistic und homelike, yesterday by N. M. I’owrll. Pure Bred Plymouth Rocks, and Banner's Department Store has In nddition to the play were dnnesomething special in today's paper to Ing numbers l»y Sanford's best talent. The W onderful Vitamin Pore Bred White Wyandotte*, E. P. Chaesscnan of Ijiku City was between G weeks and IP months tious Christian character, nnd his trll you a b o u t.. 8 cc their ndvcitiseThe Butterfly dunce by Mnrllm among tho arrivals hero yesterday ability for handling the boys, also old, Food; , ment. Fitts in n lovely liltlo butterfly ecu and Is stopping a t the Monlczumn. the lino principles ho tried to instill tnmr. , That Creates Health In them. It is said every boy has his Circuit court Is bringing ninny a t­ Mr. and Mrn, (!, Whitlock and son -The Cundlc Light dance by .Inno 35c, 65c, $2.00 Jars hero, and wo arc glad when our boys of Fornandlnn arrived hoer yesterday select such a young man for their contest. These were In booklet form, torneys nnd people of this nnd other Brown In a ailk guWn und cap and on tho cover were pictures of n senior, counties to Sanford to attend the cairylug n candle. and will spend n short time here. Vita Food Chocolatehero. • surrounded by drawings, (tho work nomions. Die Spanish dance by , Mildred I, the writer heard one of Ida boys of Miss Frances Dutton:) On eacli Coated. W afers Mrs. Widcmau Caldwell and bnliy, sny, “I made a vow to Mr. Haddock Holly in u very lovely Spani'di cos­ Tomorrow is the lar.t day of Vowwere questions, tho answers to them, 10c Bars and 1-lb. Tins, aro spending this week in Dado City that I'd never touch another cigar­ E. A. BALL tume. *, being flowers. Tho prir.es for these ell's Dollar Day Sale. Hcc-whnt they as the guests of friends and relatives. ette or use nnothor naughty word.” The music nnd dancing was under • $ were won by Miss Mne Ilolly and offer you special for tomorrow. The i thp direction of Mrs. ](, .1. Ilr>||y. I f you nro in the, market for Where’s the mother or fnthcr who Byron Stevens. • . Dollar Dny Sale has been most s u e -' Mr. and Mra. D, I* Thrasher re­ would not appreciate tills? There Mr. Grulinin, a new singer in our pure strain chickens, come and At a late hour refreshments of cessful in every way. Lust dny, Inst midst, whu possesses a very uplundld turned'hom e last evening from a de­ are parents who do not control their wee mo. >SRuated on Lake Crys­ lightful motor trip down the West boys nt homo' and whom it seems do brick cream in green and white, in­ rail. hai.itoLu. vuiro r,nng “ In .An. Oldtal. Also 5 prize winning yearCoast. ^ • .. dividual cakes iced In green with the Fashioned Town,” by W. H. Squire. old roosters. *7 not rare for thorn to bo controlled Plggly Wiggly have some more ldg letter "S" embossed in white, and Ami M«n. W. S, Leak, with whose 1 clsowheraj thoso. conditions make ft mints were served by Mrs. F. I,. special bargains for Thursday morn­ J. M. Gordon loft yesterday for his Woodruff nnd .Misses Kitty Dullosc ing. They close at noon but not un­ homo In Richmond, Vn., after n pleas* til they hnvo sold you some of those and Frances Dutton. , a n t visit hero with his sister. Mrs. specials. Sec the advertisement In It J . W. Sneed. - 2.00 John S, Davis of Tarpon Springs, Was among the business arrivals here yesterday and la registered nt the Montezuma. . H arry J. Levans of Jacksonville RALPH WOODRUFF ENTERTAINS arrived in Sanford yesterday and will SENIORS. ■pend several days hero nitending to One of the most delightful affairs business. with which the Senior class of San­ RECITAL. ford High School, is being honored, Tho Recital given by the pupils of wus that of Inst evening, when the Mra. Fnnnlc H. Munson a t the High president of tho clans, llnlnh Wood. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU How do you like our Special P ri­ mary School Edition today. The Dally Herald will get out n special build­ ing edition every week from novS un­ til the first of September If possible. There will be no dull summer months In Hnnford. •. Among the visitors to the city are Mrs. S.-D. Lazarus and littlo son of Brooklyn and Miss Julia Hinder of New York City. - Mrs. Laxnrus Is known to Snnford folks ns Miss Florence Frank who lived hero for so ninny years nnd was one of tile most popular young inliun in the city. They aro the guests of Mrs. M. Frank and Felix Frank and Mrs. Frank will accompany them lioiqo when they go. Thoso ladies aro- receiving many so­ cial attentions from tho ninny old Wc cair pleaso the old and young in extra pants. If i t is Work i •ji i», J 1ho Daily Herald, lBo per week, IIRO'WNB IS NOT CANDIDATE FOR NEW JUDGESIIII EUROPEAN PLAN, OPEN ALL THE YEAR. CORNER UUILD1NG. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDI- MIAMI. Fla.. May $ 1—In a tele­ gram to John M. Murrell. Judge Je f­ ferson It. Browne of) th? Florida Su­ premo court said th a t he was not a candidate for the ‘new judgeship un­ der the hill pursed by tho, legislature yosterday, giving the 11th Judiciui circuit two additional judges. I'OR MATTRESS troubles phone San. ford M attress Fuctory 402-M-l. 44-12tc If aix men can’t rip a pair, whu! chance hnvc ... knuw—-you haven't nny und la worlh iwu in the More. You'll (ell the world nnd more N* ecl-Orr Overall* und I'uni*. Thai’* wc wupl you lo pul on u puir £ WATCH FRIDAY'S PAPER FOB OUR PECIAL PRICE ADVERTISEMENT Overall* and Hhirlu for two duya- lect data. Now. he wild, thu finance nm| taxation icomm 111on which baa boon studying, the question for n long time has finally agreed upon m bjl| which will broaden the tax board's •|lowers .and be believed the bill would be itassed. Rrprescntutlvo McKonaie of tak e , Miller and Milam, also poinfed to the forthcoming bill intended to give the board more strength and a t tho earn* time eeeerted that tho agency would lie worth Ra coat even if It continued to do nothing inure the next two yeara than It did the last. It- would be a step backward in solving the; state's taxation problem, they defio abolish the central tax authO rity is i ft IGARTKN CLASS. this term. N e tt session will open on thq pirn- dalo as public, o^-Kilii/ ln Hanford. Mrs. Koppler wishes to Thank the parents of the children in tho class; F ather Feck o f llo iy Cross church in whose R. S. A. room the kindergarten held its class, and Mr. Hogan, who kindly furnished tra n s­ portation for the children. Tho geai; was a prosperous and happy one and Sanford looks forward to the next ■chool opening a t,th o same place. # Thc following will be promoted to the first grade work: David Earle, George Hyns, Hubert Lawson,. Wil­ liam Keppler, Sadie tain h n n il, Johi) MiiincrR-k. Mo rye Ellta rc th Nely, •Jo.eph S te w a r t. T e d d y M a r k iU .'F u u i Banford Avenue- Dally Herald on aale at Joe> Smoke Randall, Lucilt, Set (era. Jam es Hook, II odso, Mobley's Drag Store and Ada Singletary nnd John Henry. TullyyHfc ITinraucy,— -^ - * Pants, we Jiavc them, al­ so the D ress Pants with a big assortment to se­ lect from. Men’s Pin-ehcck Pants, at, per pair Men’s Khaki Pants, at, per pair ............ Men's Palm Beach Pants, in light and dark Pat terns, at, per p a ir ...................................... Men’s All-Wool Tweed Pants, at, per pair L Men's All-Wool Serge Pants, at, per p a ir .......... jfiM^n.’s-(WhUiiplanhel Pants, at, per pair.;.. UVpcr h Sr 1!!., n t ;s ' at,.per, >pa a i l ;ir ' ...... Boys KKhaki Pants, ........ < ......... Boys’ Cotton Pants, at, per p a ir ............... ’ ’ | Boys’ Wool Pants, at, per pair .................*‘Z Boys’ All-Wool Serge Pants,at, per pair ...... �«»■ . - - PAGE TWO The Herald Printing Co, ('<tf)grpii.i'mnn FTahk Clark, candi­ date 1for Oovtrnor, told the lciflrlaturd yesterday what the ntote needed. Farkhlll, *M artjn nnd 7several other* probably know or think they know what the itat* needs, also. South Corolina is talking of an­ other Cotton boosting campaign on the "buy a balq" plan. The cotton growers of Scpilnole county are not asking anyone td “buy a b a le / They pro going ahead planting nnd will Jw able to sell when It Is made If jjld man B. Weevil Will remain awity.^ H B K U E n T1IR ASSOCIATKU PUKSS T h a A ssociated P re s s Is • s c lu s lv e iy e n title d to th e uee fo r re p u b llc a tlo n of a ll new s d le p stc h es c re d ite d to It or n o t o th e rw le e c re d ited In th is pap er a n d a lso th e local now s pubflahsd herein. All r ig h ts o f re -p u b lic a tio n of special d la p a to h ss herein a r e a lso rcse rv sd . A J * »ttl»ln s hi *re M u t a t i v e RICAN PRESS .3SOC1ATION MAKING PIIKB nilllH iEB . The m en.at the head of the pros­ pective growers’ organization are working ql the Jpb cevry day and part of IH Taitlil and lhey wHT evolve something soon th at will give the growers the kind of organization needed. There arc many big ques­ tions that must bq settled before n real organization can bo started but the growers should get together ns men nnd form tho association. A citizen has a good article In this Is­ sue In the Forum nlamt the organiza­ tion that should be rend. The many sales being put on by Hanford merchants every week nre causing people to come here from a distance to do their trading nnd this menns more business during the sum­ mer months. There will be no dull summer in Hanford ngnin nnd the business men can make this tho busiest city in south Florida nil dur­ ing tho summer months if they will continue to stimulate business ns they have been doing. There is noth­ ing like special snles nnd good ad­ vertising to bring in tho poopfh nnd to sell your goods. ----------- o----------- REFERENDUM AND RECALL FOB FLORIDA. T H E SA N FO R D D A lftY irtE R A L D , T H U R SD A Y , M AY 24, 1923 and the farm er will get a reasonable return for his money. In this m atter there m ust be played J the game of “give apd take.” Be J careful of the man who w ants every- ■ thing to c o W h la way and is not will- ( i ing to meet 'his neighbor on half way j ground. Pride is onc’a methods andjj organization m ay defeat hi pi in the m arkets. Btfry th a t pride. Disfoascss yourself o f ‘.the Idea th a t tho world cannot get nlong without you. Honorable men enn always find a work fug basis If they stocqrcly wont line. Odr farm ers/ite a-rtass, aru the most honorable ntert In business. Sure­ ly such men and neighbors can work out a plan which will meet the needs of the situation. _ _____ - J ^ u l “ m T T uarrirra“ responsible place who is not hpnest, clean, and* of u n ­ impeachable mdral character. Keep out of leadership the man against whom there arc suspicions of crooked dealing or double crossing. Should such men seek to “ pull tho wire*” for personal Interest* Just shut off' tho current and he will stop. The pre­ eminent success of the m arketing or­ ganization of California, which has so largely benefited the growers, haa been Jhnt men of character nnd hnnosty have been ut the head of it. San­ ford has men who con ire absolutely trusted—put them into tho .respon­ sible places of management. It would pay every grower to rend tho illuminating and Informing a r­ international cartoon CO. ticle on the California method us told in the World’s Work for May. That flings Bryan nrises nnd Introduces is the result of careful research on article would clear up many problems Will fl. Hays in nri eulogistic address the part of experienced Social Ser­ for Sanford nnd show us how co-oper­ characterizing him as ”a great Amer­ vice Workers and trained iiivcstlgn- ation, under competent management, ican, n great Christian, a great Bres- tors nnd economists. It Is decidedly wrought wonders In disposing of the bytorian nnd a friend of the church." economic legislation nnd should be products of th at distant state. approved hy tin* legislature.—From Gentlemen, the whole people hnvc In an address by Mr. Hays follow­ r. right to ask you men to bury your ing thin Introduction he snys of the tho "Outlook." petty differences nnd get together so grhnt commoner, "he belongs^tn the as to help the entire country round PUBLICITY WINS. aristocracy of ihtelligcnce nnd Chris­ about and make life easier for your­ tian manhood of America. He is one of the greatest human forces for Milts Gail Binkley, the Tribune’s selves also. ■y ‘<o, JU ST! H D S ^ T a r iiM fC Rome ten years ngo the Herald urged tho county commissioners of this county to build their own bridges ) ' ' across the NL Johns river nnd charge toll until they wore paid for and then msko them free. Volusia county com­ missioners would not hear to it be­ cause they had in mind the corporate bridge achcme or nt least the men In Volusia who pull the strings had It In mind and put It over. These same corporate Interests nflcr build­ ing the bridge at Monroe found it such a lucrative proposition that they Florida may have the initiative, tried to get hold of the Osteen ferry referendum nnd reciill if the mensuro righteous living in America.” capable correspondent nt Tallahas­ Here are two great Americans see, in commenting on the disposition i bridge but right then was when we proposed yesterday is passed by both balked and turned them down. If the houses. The following i« the dispatch whose political views are ns widely qf tho convict lease question, very divergent ns it would lie possible for aptly quotes the memorable words Osteen ferry had been sold to them about the matter: they would have bottled up tho SL A resolution ending for submis­ views to lie. Yet on the great ques­ of Melville E. Stone: Johns river for many years to come. sion to the people of u constitutional tion of Christian living, the question “No great nnd lasting wrong enn Lately tho Seminole rounty commix- amendment providing fo rtho initia­ of morals nnd upright daily life they he inflicted upon the sons of men .Blotters with their foresight nnd pro­ tive, referendum nnd reenll in Florida nre in jicrfect ncconl. Nothing that nnywheru ao long as this fierce Idazc gressive spirit decided to go ahead hns been prepared for introduction has happened in u half century— of publicity is heating upon the and build n free bridge at On teen in the house by Representative J. Ed nothing that will happen in the next scene. For, in the end, the world two years portends more good to the must know; nnd, when 'the world ferry and since it hns been built the Htokes of Bay county. . American people in these discordant knows, Justice must be done. Thu people who own the Monroe bridge Tho people, the resolution sets ' and Crows IllulT bridge are in a big forth, reserve to themselves power times, than tho utterances of these most nlriolutc and irresponsible au­ two great political leaders who are hurry to sell thHr bridges chiefly ori to propose laws and amendments to typical Americans. On this platform thority must finally yield to the de­ account of the new bridge eating the constitution nnd to enact or re­ these two men who think straight on mands of a gfeat public sentiment." Into their fat hank account nnd also It wan the jirysH that firsLitave to ject such laws, independent of the most of the subjects affecting hrnnnn •• a because In two years more their franthe world the information thut Mar­ legislature. 1 -• affairs, united their voices for the * chfse will be out nnd the counties can Twenty per cent of the qualified greatest need of the hour. Both men tin Tahert hud been done to death. It buy these bridges in at the apprais­ was the “fierce blaze of publicity er's price. It Is estimated that (b(! Voters may propose uny measure, but stand with their feet on the solid heating upon the scene" that brought 25 per cent of the voters must Join rock of the old Bible; neither has lost bridge contpnnles are making aver to light theabuscs which laid arisen fifty dollars a day net on their bridge in proposing a constitutional amend­ his head over the fads and innovations out of tlie lease system and which attempted to he introduced liy those led to Florida's shame. It was this propositions and this is a very low ment. Referendum may he proposed by who love notoriety and who prefer estimate. Iiut they wont to sell be­ same "fierce blaze of publicity” that cause they see whnt Is coming and 20 per cent of the legal voters, tin- an easier religion than that ostnh- disclosed the crooked sheriff, the they also see that the people will dor the hill. Tho percentage shall lisly'il by Jesus, the Christ. drunken judge, the brutal whippingstand this gouging Just so long and be figured upon the basis of the last Citizen Drynn of Florida, ami Citi­ boss, the unreliable inspector, the then there muy ho reaction. The general election. The governor would zen Hays of Indiana have sounded convict leasing Senator. It was Ibis Herald is in favor of Volusia county have no veto power over a hill pass­ keynotes Dial will mean mure to tile same “fierce bluto of publicity” that buying these bridges but not nt an ed under the initiative power of the peoples of the world than any key­ turned ti;uin the sixteen members of exorbitant price. The Monroe bridge people, nor could he veto nny matter note speeches that will lie sounded in the Senate who stood out for tlie was said to have cost nhout $20,000 depreed by the people under the re­ the national political conventions of perpetuation of these evils mid forced when it was built. It is about eight ferendum. nuxt year. They hav'e sounded the enough of them to chunge their p o s i­ years old und Is not getting tiny key-note to the underlying principles tion and their votes to make possible BITTY THE BOOR HUSBAND. younger. You can Judge for yourself not alone of the church hut the Amer­ the uholilioii pf tho system. This what it I* woith now. If Volusln ican government. These two distin­ publicity, continuously employed by Jane Burr writes in Ismdon that guished Americans who n re 'religious the ntwspnpcni of Florida, was, to­ county buys them we are nut inter­ ested. If Volusia cour’.y w;s:.L> u‘J no woman ever is satisfied with the nnd political leaders muy well take ward the last, augmented and to pay half of the price, v.e ;t.e in­ man she marries. As Jane, although pride in the honor that has been con- rtle tig the licit l>y "the demands of a terested. Not living in Volusia coun­ still young, lias hud two husbands, feared on them l>y this great church great public benlimcnt," manifested ty we are not interested in the same she probably mistakes a personal ex­ in calling them'to the platform. Only through letters, resolutions^nnd mass people that they are interested in perience for a universal rule. Kho laymen of recognized worth get such meetings. v and do not cure to give them more was once Miss Guggenheim of HI. a call. Only men of recognized worth Thank God for tho “fioree blaze of v*. than the bridges are Worth. But we I/ouis, later Mrs. Jack l’unch and stilt could respond us j/icy did. Upon publicity" in Florida, as elsewhere! fater Mrs. llorati Winslow. Hhu Is would favor going a long ways to Ih efforts of sueb men depends the Thank God for the “demands of a 3 get possession of the bridge at Mon­ desrrilHsi as an expert on sex entan­ rallying of Christian forces around great public sentiment,” which, when­ roe and make it u free bridge. We glements. For a wonder, she champ­ right standards,—Reporter-Star. ever it is fully uroused nnd exerted, bcllevo that toll bridges nnd toll roads ions the man and berates her own sex -— ------- - o ---------------------in always for the right!—Tampa Trib­ for abusing him. _ But he is largely to are the a bom ins l ion of the counties ECONOMIC LEGISLATION. une. that have them and they cause more blame, she thinks, because he is so trouble and friction and rotten poli­ docile. She calls him the "universal Florida has a right to take her tics than any other one thing. They husband’ ’and suys that he is a place with the Southern States thut keep people from going to the beach “pathetic, bedraggled scarecrow in aie leading in (lie most democratic and they keep people from going trousers." It docs not surprise her movement of this century, that of through Volusia county if they can that they "always answer their coun­ State Organization for Public Wel­ geii»tround it. The spirit of Ameri­ try's call to arms; it is far easier to fare. legislation providing for 1’ulican iwople rebels at the idea i/f pay­ face quick death oil the Irnttlcfielil lie Welfare hns proven to-he n most ing tell on bridges or roads and the than slow dentil beside the domestic economic movement. It changes OCR FARMERS’ ORGANIZATION. day of toll roads passed many years hearth.” punishment expense to an investment ago and the day of -toll bridges is At home, she asserts, men urc in prevention. Virginia, North Caro­ Our farmers must not get the idea passing every hour. helpless; whichever way they go it lina, Missouri, Kentucky, Texas, thut the furtruA and the farm er alone But we are not averse to getting is not the way of their choice; they Arkansas Alabama, Mississippi, down to business and talking about are pushed along from behind, never South Curolitm and Georgia nil have is to !«• tho beneficiary of their o r­ buying the Monroe bridge If It can doing any of the things they desire; recognized the need and are provid­ ganization for tho furtherance of a reasonable price. The never wunting any of the things they ing for Cublic Welfare legislation. trade. Every citizen of Sanford is in­ who own it have made the get. Tlie most important feature of a terested, and >\sz * vital am i finanelal (!(prl*e of the abridge hack If we know Miss Burr should he made an hoa­ State Welfare Department is its pro­ 'concent in . this m n tte f/ 'F o r what anyfh^ig '9bout finances and .should ry member of the truant hushan d's! ve nil ud prokram. Prevention of de*- la*iu;fitx the farm er will help others. \\V arc no constituted th a t we 1ReklT ^ 1*tourl»t’\j» ■i r r f .fo r It, ric Most niemliers of that hoc"ly HlnqVlprv aid poverty is Just as real Jdgn skouhl HHRlfl oj 4 h%gtaji themselves on the ground that iat VidVjdi,* us! necessary ns prevention tate to learn tho licttor lossons of life vx|)irrieftec, M ft mart)' times ountfes are their wives do uot understand them remember that the countrcs 'in. of I rime. With a state department ing tho bridge to make it free Hero Is a woman who does.—Tampa outlining the work ami the co-opera­ IrmiVi tun or AikaVroliMrsiJemnce at and they are stinging the taxpayers Tribune. tion of county organization ft is pos thut. The present financial condition when they raise tho price, aiblo to reduce, materially, the num of uur farm ers should teach tho abso­ Let us have the free bridges if pos­ Iter of inmates and the expense of lute necessity of m arketing their pro­ BRYAN AND HAYS. sible—only don’t pay too much. our state Institutions.^ , Tho preven­ duce through pne organization and A strange combination we hear tion of a criminal or pauper not only one llono. Unless men arc willing do work,like slave* and give the eurnG u d in * Gages, Rubber Bedal Bads you say. I t would I* a strange com­ ■ayes the expense necessary to main­ lrgn-of that labor to those who take tain the delinquent, but it contributes bination on a presidential ticket. Yet for Forda life easy, they had bettor get together to the community und stuto with both men are big enough for that TIKE 8 ANI) TUBBS. ALL SIZES, honor. I t would be a strange com­ citizen* who are an asset. Each citi­ and take definite steps to cqrc for For L e u Money bination to have these men sitting zen of the state is either an asset or their own interests. GENERAL ELECTRIC side hy aide in u great national po­ a liability and In the fintl analysis Make the rules of the organization litical copvqnt|pn. Yet both would be ran be aq reckoned in dollars and so binding that ho member can fail to AND foremost figures In such a conven­ cents. Florida is one of two states in grow, pack and grade his product In EMERSON FANS tion. Stranger still to hear these two the Union with no state organization nny way exerfit it will give credit to When Sanford men praising each other from the for Public Welfare. The South is the organization, adopt* a brand which shall mean hon­ leading Id this program, can Florida same platform, were that platform afford to remain Jn^ the delinquent esty, guaranteed wood*. BQ that buy­ political. Before one of the greatest national class T The Bill presented by the e rs will ask no question except what ralM ttU 411J gatherings of America, William Jen- Florida Federation of Womens' Clubs is tho brand, then prices will be good * PUBLIC FORUM : F. P. RINES • CITIZEN. I t ’s wort htho cost of a doctor's visit just to have somebody listen while you describe your symptoms. A dollar is not without honor, save in its own country. Dollar Sale continued until Saturday night.— Yowell Company. Th<* celery game is over, MOVING time is Ivre; wo arc at your nor vice. —q u i c k s e r v i c e — t r a n s f e r . Phono <PJ8. 30-Thr-Frl-Sat-tfe The officers and directors of this institution are grcateful for your patronage, for yoar co-operation, for your friendly words, for your helpful Influence, and we wish, as best we may, to show our appreclation by rendering to yon a service that satisfies. | *■ i ■* *1 |,| You can help us materially In qgr,efforts.Jo as­ sist you by availing VoorseTf'of tlife Vfcsffacilities. ; . Ill u .'I til .r H. at your command. . . • yrji jn, j. jj, j. . ^ ' ' ' ' • lf -i': ________^ — ---------- -— ------------- 1 Im Jld ><tf<» 'Tf* r \ ’ AT* .P e o p le s B a n k . of Sanford SAN FO RD F L O R ID A Merchants and Miners* transportation Co. FIIHIUIIT AMI I’ANNKMjKII SHItVlrK. From Jacksonville One Way From Jacksonville One Wit ATI,ANTIC CITY ........... 436.44 WASHINGTON. D. C.........31 R BALTIMORE, Ml)............. 30216 NIAGARA FALLS ... flU l BOSTON. MASS. ....... 42.52 NEW YORK. N. Y.......... 36J| CHICAGO. ll.I............ ...... 43.IH PHILADELPHIA, BA....... JU» CLEVELAND, 0 ................ 39.31 PITTSBURGH, BA. . 3JJI DETROIT, MICH.............. 41.93 SAVANNAH, GA. ........... U« ELMIRA, N. Y.................. 38.93 TOLEDO, 0 ....................... 4l.7| M n \ r « union taiikn TO ltnlllmnr« .................................. HD.r.1 i'tiiii(iiri|iiiii«................... ................... r,;, mi Unvloli ........... 71.74 Itouiul I rip tlrUfin kikhI to r< torn . mu II <H-t. Slut. Tickets Itirlu-lt ini-a In , xrept lii-t wern Mnvuiimiti nntl Jackson vlllc. Home r.mmi ntul lo-rllis liiive extra rliurK<'s. AUTOMOBILES CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS Till! III’W KliiimnMti Ilf llm 11rrchunl* ami MJnrri Trnnsliiirtntloti i ’ tim|iiii>y w ill reach Ja ck son ville May 27llt ami sill f„r l.’ hllailull.lila via May 2Mil. HitUltigx for ItnlTlmorc .Hlrnmnhl|iH Nantucket Mny 3nth. lYrstan May JStli. (D I*« M. • Haliliik* or I'hllml. Iplila, Hlcamshlii How-art) May Sttli, l>-i \ Mur Hist. Merrimack May mil., d:U<> P, M. ' l*r roll Information on rri|ur*t nt "Ask Mr. Poster" hurcau or C . tj. M O A N , T ru v . P ass. A j'e n t c. M. 1IA 1LE, Gen. Agt. Ticket Office nnd Bier, 800 E. Day St., Jacksonville. Telephone 63H WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING TFT US DOWOUR N Em O 'B TPR lN TIN G marvelous increase in distribution Sealdsweet Florida Citrus Fruits ^rrrt It/ ^ L ade irtGISTCPCO V * / M '• This season Sealdsweet Florida grapefruit and oranges have boon Bold in twenty-five per cent more cnrlot markets than last year. Sealdsweet fruits now arc distributed in twice as many car lot markets as five years ago; in several times as many as ten years ago. This increase In our distributing capacity shows that we, tho grnwenuwho cooperate in the Florida Citrus Exchange, have been fully awake to tho importance of expanding markets to take care of increasing production, < * • • First we developed consumer demand for Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges by aggressive advertising of tho food and health values__ for years and years carrying on this essential educational effort alto­ gether by oursolvcs. Next wo gradually enlarged our sales force to properly cover the sections of the United States wherein wo found potential demand for Florida citrus fruits. Today wo are in position to sell in every por­ tion of the country which affords a profitable outlet All this has been accomplished in tho face of destructive competi­ tion from I' lorida growers who m arket through non-cooperative chan­ nels. Wo have sold Sealdsweet for more money than other Florid* marketing agencies got for fru its of comparable grade, pack and quality. \ i\% ! Wo regard our work as little less than, marvelous-ia view of the facts as explained herein. Obviously, hOWeVer, a s thk' Florida crop of j grapefruit and oranges increases in volume, thero m ust bo even greater progress in enlarging consumption and extending distribution. -- -w - -r ’ ” ' - r / VV| n r gwaer bentfit and our$, by working i s our rank* rather than againet tt*f — it s. ■ ■ V&•V1 : i;t .1 €' l '.Jifvtt-* » fTTyT* 9* Hie F L O R ID A CITRUS EXCHANGE --------- - - + —— -------------rr~ --- ----- ------ �LONLON, May 24.—Sir Robert Home chancellor of the excheque, In the late Lloyd George cabinet/ has declined to accept tho'chancellorship of the excheuqucrer in the noW cabi­ GROWING OUT OF DEATH OF net of Primo Minister Baldwin, it vras MARTIN TABERT IN LUM­ announced this evening. BER CAMP ell Company IS A t! BODY | BUILDER As a body builder o u r b r a i d cannot be excelled. I t s re a l fund Tt’g a pleasure to e a t i t. (Ffn pkJro 1» W eneRts to .p a rta k e o f i b A ajJ E S X m A im ie fa v o r, w ill p h a se? f e l l * •> « ".* * ? * 53 Are you moving? Let the QUICK CROSS CITV, Fla., Slay 2t!—Tho The Commencement Week a t the Sanford school* will begin Thursday SERVICE TRANSFER do the job, If state today will again attem pt to night and the following is the program for the week: you w ant it done ns you want it done. place W alter Higginbotham, convict Thursday n ig h t—Mrs. Munson’s Musical Recital a t the High School AudPhone 408, «3G-Thr-Fri-Sat-tfc whipping boss, on trial here on a itorlum nt 8:15 o’clock charge of murder growing out of tho Frioay night—Junior-Senior Banquet a t V aldes Hotel at R o’clock. death of Martin Tabert, of North Da­ Sunday morning—Baccalaureate Sermon a t High School a t 11 o’clock by kota, who .died w hile. serylngv a* . a 1 ql i d ?.I •. ii. /, convict in ,the foupty lfn/nj curtip of flfepd^juAftonuxm at 3:00 a t High Sjchdol—ClSfW(l?ny Exercises/ rfC flre offers for the sale pt the Putnam I.umbor tym pany near jH id j^ fiA ftc m o o n nt’ 5:8U— May Vagoant nndNC6mmoncVmcnl7 of juie the assets o f the Automotive Supply hern eighteen 1months ago.,, , , ; , torpor,School nt the School'Hourc,, Company, d i 'r i y ofGce tlhtU Thurs­ ' Higginbotham fnced, tylablnzt week, ■rSBay ^Ight a t tb.30— Graduation' eyerclFes of the High School a t tpo day ‘ noon. May 24th. Stock m ay ‘be but tho-proceedings were-halted when l / A ^ itdrjum. /tddjress by [Dr. Carpenter. __ v T^endny nfgbt at Vti'cfock-^Xiumni Banquet a t the Parish House. terms or sale'giren on aphlicitlon. fylng Judge Mallory F. Horne on the ' S C H E M E MAINER. grounds pf being prejudiced. Under n tist churui?situated in the wild woods. 45-3Ic Trustee, Florida statute, a trial ju rist can . bo Judge Campbell i# scheduled to con -1 disqualified by an affidavit by tho d e­ vene'eourt during the nftornoon. Plans fendant supported by two affidavits ore underqrny to ntnkel: n motion for from citizens. * a change of venue on the grounds that Judge Csmpbell of the first dis­ a fair and Im partial trial ennnot bo trict will succeed Judge Horne. The secured in Dixie county. Affidavits new trial jurist wa's enrouto hero last eigned by approximately 100 citizens night from Tallahassee, where Ho cotf- residing in this section will be present­ AT CONVENTION IN ATLANTA ferred with Governor Hardee. A ttor­ ed to support this contention. WHEN THEY MEET NEXT neys representing the states of Flor­ Tho defense Will attem pt to show a WEEK ida and North Dakota arrived here fair, and im partial trial can be secur­ Inst night, while attorneys for the de­ ed here, and will also present affi­ lllr The Assoelsf-a Press) fense will reach hero early today. davits signed by residents. It will ATLANTA, Gn., May 24.—The first The trial will ha held lo a little Bap­ also seek to havo qualified jurors official celebrntion of National Dec­ numbering more thnn 700, sounded to or stlon day ever held in a laifce way IE b ttl econ­ test whethor or not u fari and impar­ k> Atlanta will be that on May 30 o m y c o m b in a ­ tial trinl jury can be secured. when visiting Kiwnninns, attending tio n In tir e a th a t wo Several witnesses began arriving tho icvonth Intcrnntionnl Convention Let me show you the greatest improve­ k n o w o f la a q u a l i t y ment in Inner Tubes since auto* were here yesterday. of Kiwnnis will Join vnrlous patriotic p ro d u c t backed u p invented. Air Dance in Should Judgo Campbell grant the bodies of Atlanta nnd tho South in an v.lve valre aim Mem of o f every jJ ttS b y c o n s c ie n tio u s Tube aherwaat a ataoca state's motion,' another judgo will imposing ceremony a t Piedmont Park. thrnmth the Unbre.ks e r v i c e . S o w e s e ll ableTnuiaparcnt Valya have to bo appointed by Governor The Southern states hnve Just ob­ Cover amount or air in G o o d y e a r T ire s* a s U m . Try these— Hardee to go ahead with the n-luol served their own Memorial day, dedi­ r e p r e s e n tin g th e . trial of tho case. Judge Campbell's cated to tho soldiers who fought for AIR-GAGE u tm o s t In q u a lity , commission rends that he shuli preside tlu> “ Lost Cause" but Southern KiS ir" a n d d e liv e r th e in Dixie county only. The next reg­ wnnlnns, ami virtually every civic or; Save Iraubte. lime, won b u y e r a s e rv ic e t h a t eapenae. Add nop-third ular session of court within this cir­ gnnization, have joined enthusiastic­ of Tire*. Note Omm ui h e lp s h i m g e t fro m cuit Is scheduled'to lk' held in Mayo, ally in the opportunity to .pny a trib ­ cn.rantrea The Paul 8 *ive« on—V Lafnyetto county, on June 13, Judge ute to the memory of tho men who McMillan is now holding court in wore tlu* blue, nnd to the heroes of Lake City, Columbia county, while the the World wnr. Representatives of Fully intuml *K» circuit culondar shows other court every state in tho union will shnre in In m u . isa iiti T^-> almr. OmS, !■ Sntes arc: Live Oak, Suwannee coun­ the exercises, nnd the Kiwnninns from ty, Juno 25 Jasper, Hnjmllton county, Canada will bring wrehths to adorn fourth Monday in July; (Toss City, the monuments to American soldiers. second Monday in August; Perry, Thu Kiwnnis International Conven­ Taylor county, first Monday In Sep­ tion, it is now assured, will bo tho Kent Vulc. Works Oak Ave. anil Third 8L tember, nnd Madison, Madison county, largest ever held by tho organization. on October 2nd. More thnn 3,000 registrations having been recorded u m onth'In udvnncu of SALESMAN Tho Herald delivered six limes a tho opening ilnte, May 28. Twelve 414 Seventh Street week for 15c. special trains, including onu front the T nr.rti «aml' IS HUllO rM.l.llia w» linve Mimlf. ii api'ClAIfy ut lurnl.lilnK liullilcrs With *Ani| o f ••*cp |»- ttm al duality., it, Atnki'S (hi- lini-st k lm f uf murtnr nml csslUiMlI. Hill. Lumber Co, Phone 130, 8anford< Car OWNERS! T ubes E. C. SIMPSON ►*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Account with this bank. You pay all b iH s> ith CHECK, thfeSTUB is a record o f p ajm ien ^ and when returned tfte indorsed check is a RECEIPT. Have safety for funds and con­ venience in payments, b y’ doing your banking: with us. Our Capital and Surplus,. $125,- Busy W $ek With Various Events at the High and Grammar Schools ♦♦♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ *♦* ooo.oo. - • : ; A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President q . F. W1UTNRR, Cashier W. A. Coolc of Oneco was engaged Pacific coast nnd nnothcr from Can* min, are scheduled to (war delegates to make the plans fOr the beautify­ nnd visitors. Virlunlly nil of the thou­ ing of tho la k e between Maitland sand Kiwnnis Clubs will bo represent- nnd W inter Park around which a two way road has ju st been completed. Secretary J. H, llill of the com­ mission reported th at the city 'of Highway Beautification W inter Park find beautified the By the Joint Efforts o$ triangular plot /ju st outslcd the city proper between there and Orlando Several Fla. Counties ntfd made it most attractive by the erection of a substantial.curbing nnd ORANGE COUNTY WILL tho planting; of grass. SEMINOLE TO JOIN IN Interest In tho great work df thla PLANTING TREES. commission is growing comrtanlly and tho work of Orango county is The Orange County Bcnutlflcatlon being praised in every part of. Flor­ Commission hns nrrnnged for the ida, ninny other . counties and cities planting of 800 trees in June dp.the are doing a sim ilar work a n d .before main highway from Orlando to t)ic long tho whole state will show the Seminole county line. This highwhy lino results of this activity. ’* passes through Formosa, Winter Seminole county' will he asked to ^ t ' 1 - i ‘ ' ' . i r . „• * 1a Park nnd Maitland and Is one of the meet Ornngo bounty nt tho county most traveled roads in Florida, Live liho In tho planting of Uyc oaks in oaks will l>e planted every 130 feet June. and other plnntings will be made be­ These trees can bo planted a t an tween these tree*. A special commit­ avornga cost of $2,00 which provide tee consisting of I. W. Phillips, Mrs, for care and . replacement of lossea. A. It. Whitman, Miss Anna B. Trent, Many citizens of'G range county will Maitland, Mrs. J. K. List, W inter provide one or more trees by special Park, nnd II. II. Dickson, Orlando. contribution to the commission, Tho commission had a splendid meeting with a inrge attendance. W. Tho Iloruld delivered six time* a B. * O’Neal of Orlando was added to week for IBe. tho membership. <^Hf*********ti YO W ELL CO. BEST GRADE U 4, COLORS AN D STY LESIN Nnvy nititvt, Tun nml Gray, in RliorU, Slims nnd Itegulnrs u Mlouts, Ilcgularp nnd Slims, per suit Chalmers, Munsin* and Curtt-T’s Small check and neat strii»ea in Wash Silk and’Crepe de Chine, Tan * Stoutfl Check, Nainsook, Madras, Buttons and Paria Knit Top "Country Club” styles. Sizes up to CO-— and white imported Broad Cloths Pattern^, Stripes aud little small designs, each All silk, all colors, pair bluo Chombray, Coat Suit, each . I I till . Al 4 A /Y * ‘" • �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY PAGE FOUR SPECIALS Continue j, GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING REALM OF SPORTS R. L. SHIPP, Editor BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP. SHOOTING - - ----6---- ORLANDO DROPS GAME TO TAMPA YESTKIlDAY'S RESULTS DR. CAItlt LEFT FOIt 1IIS HOME TOhAY The deacons and ciders nnd other officers of tho Presbyterian church to­ gether with the Men’s Choir and oth­ ers gave Dr. Chrr a dinner a t the Val­ dez Hotel lust night. Everyone great­ ly enjoyed being with Dr. Carr tii» Inst night hero and nil of them then went to the church to henr his fare­ well evangelistic sermon. I)r. Carr has tjeen holding a scries of services af the Presbyterian church thnt have been greatly enjoyed by the people of tills city generally and they are sor­ ry to see him leave for his homo in Savannah. His services were given to tho cnusc nnd Presbyterian ministers covered the territory in Cleorgin and Florida during thu past two weeks with the idea of waking people up to their religious duties nnd their work bus shown some wonderful results. Dollar Sale continued until Saturday night.— Yowell Company. ‘ G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. 4-24-Ue STOI-8 HACKING COUGH W jm gm itom “Had a hncking cough for years, nnd Foley's Honey nnd Tnr is the only remedy thnt reached my rough. I have not been troubled with it since," writes Mrs. E. M. Doby, Asbury Park, N. J . Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest nnd bronchial trouble arc quick, ly relieved with Foley’s Honey and Tnr. Contains no opiates—ingredi­ ents printed °n the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine in the World. Sold everywhere.—Adv. TAMPA, Mny 24.—Orlando'a string of victories, eleven up to date, wns National league NEW YORK. May 24,-T ho New broken here yesterday when the York Nationals made n clean sweep Cincinnati 1, llrooklyn 7. Smokers broke through Jess Woolf of their H e rb s with Rl. Louis, winning Chicago 4, Hoston 0. nnd with the bulldog hurlcrs mates the final gfinio yesterday, I to 1. The St. Lauia 1, New York 4. Estelle Taylor, Wallace Iloery ami doing everything In sight won by the scure: Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 0. Mae Uusch in "Only a Shop Girl" to­ score of 10 to 5. The score: SL Lou I...... ........ 000 000 001— 1 H I O rlando................. 000 001 13^->V* New York .......... , 000 400 000—4 8 0 night. American league Tampa ............ ....... 003 051 010—10 Boston 8, Cleveland C. She wns only a shop, girl, what No others scheduled. PHILADELPHIA, Mny 24— P itts­ LAKELAND, Mny 21.—Lakeland chance had she against society, burgh defeated Philadelphia yesterday against eireum*tnm«| against man? won its sixth' straight game when it in the final inning 7 tit fl. Thu score: Houthem Association defeated Daytona here yesterday, 11 Pittsburgh ........ 000 122 101—7 11 2 Nashville 2, Mobile 1. The new 150-room hotel which is See .this great picturization of the to R, in a free hitting contest. The Philadelphia ..... 002 010 120—6 t l 2 Little Ilock 2, Birmingham 4. now being planned for Melbourne will nj fuimtus Charles K. blany stage suc­ score: Memphis 1, Atlanta 5. beone of the best advertisements the Daytona ................ 100 221 000— 0 cess. Chattanooga-New Orleans, rnin BOSTON, May 24.—McNamara was town bus ever hail. Every booster Lakeland .................. 220 040 030—11 generally effective nfter relieving Fil- should lend encouragement to the pro­ Also n two-port Century comedy '\ HOW THEY STAND lingim In tho thidd inning yesterday ST. PETERSBURG, Mny 24—Camp and boston won from Chicago C to 4. ject and if possible, the hotel should full of thrills nnd laughs. he ready to open to rbusiness by the und'TUuktn broke even In a pitching The scoru: Florida State league first of nctx year.—Melbourne Times. And the honor 'guests tonight /d ll duel ycstkrilny, hut the Growers did Chicago ......012 001 000— 1 12 1 Won Lost. P et Re Ralph W arred'ttnd Tils ladyfricnd a little more timely hitting behind boston ............... 210 101 100-0 12 1 The. Daily Herald, 15c per weak. Orlando qml will yeg ttyH*wpn^ci^uPpiqtiiiy Jthciy hurlcr, nnd they made it two out Lakclgpd .5 ..., without cost to thefn.'ns the treat's oil of three in their three day visit here, Tampa ............ BROOKLYN, May 24. Brooklyn The Osborne. He there, Ralph and don’t brndentown winning, 3 to 2. Rradentown .. won its third straight victory uml score: forget thu lady. Daytona .......... Leon ('adore his third straight in de­ brndentown 200 001 000—3 St. Petersburg feat ipg Cincinnati yesterday 7 to 1. And tomorrow night and Saturday St. Petersburg ........... 001 000 001—2 The score: —Mary Miles Minter In “Drums of National League Cincinnati 000 000 001—1 5 2 Fate" with such support as George • Won Lost Brooklyn ........... 00U 111 040—7 10 8 Fawcett, Robert Cain, Bertram GrassNew York .. Ly, Maurice Flynn, Also Internation­ Pittsburg .... CLEVELAND, Mny 24.—Shaiite CORRECTED MAY I, 1923 al News. Rt. Louis >... pitched brilliantly for Cleveland yes­ Chicago ..... South Round terday, hut ids support gave way on The influence of ad­ Brooklyn .... Departs three occasions, and Boston won 8 to Arrive vertising is apparent in Ronton ...... 2:46 a.nt. 0. Tho score: 83 .......... 2:36 a.m Cincinnati .. The Hastings lieralil telln that 8:40 q.111. boston ............... 001 300 3l0 —8 0 2 every turn of my daily Philadelphia about 2,000 carloads of potatoes have 2:45 p.m. Cleveland .......... 101 300 100—0 13 4 life. I find I cannot dis­ been sent from that section this sen7:10 p.m. American League regard it. It is always son. The crop stands at about half HILLSBOROUGH DELEGATION Won Lost of that shipped lust season up to date. Northltound FOISTS OUT WEAK POINTS with me, guiding me in It is .predicted tnht only iilniut five New York Departs Arrive IN N'KW GASOLINE TAX LAW my pleasures and in my hundred ears remain to ho shipped Philadelphia 2:03 n.111. .... 1:48 a.lit. f£r the rrop, and while this will menu Cleveland .... duties, telling me what I 12:05 p.m. ... 11:45 a.in, With regard to tho n n /ce n t per gal­ a grout reduct lull in volume ft Is ex­ Detroit ....... 3:52 p.m. lon tax on gasoline prescribed in tho .... 3:42 p.m. should eat, wear, and pected' that the growers will not he RL Louis . .. 10:00 p.m, recent enactment of the legislature, use and what I should any worse oif than previously as thu Washington the funds derived from such tax to he pldca but* milled and is now excellent. Chicago Trilby Branch distributed equally among counties of buy for my family. Thu yield this season is figured gen* Arrive the statu under provisions of the lnw, I find that there is on orally j a t about R5 per cent of. an members of the Hillsborough'county average. Various causes contributed Southern Association the tip bf my tongue a delegation in the legislature have to ettprtening the yield.—TinicsWon Lost gathered information from the records multitude of names the Unlon. New Orleans of automobile registered in the state mention of which will Mobile ......... comptroller's office showing thnt Nashville ..... bring from some shelf Leesburg Branch Hillsborough county has about 1,000 A tlanta ........ Arrive more automobiles than the total num­ nearly everything that Hazing is cowardly, contemptible Chattanooga ber of cars In twenty-seven other ......... 3:55 p.m. and inexcusable in any institution, I can use in my daily liirniinghum ...... 2:45 p.m. counties of the state combined. nnd especially where the students urc Memphis ..... life and in the daily life Further pointing out the inequality lienellciMtU's, Rough-bundling a hoy Little Rock of the onc-ccnt tnx provision of the o f my family or gi^l because of the nii|ienority of luw, tlm Hillsborough county dclega If it is u safe you want moved, call numbers would Ihj hinscd unywhoro In every instance that Oviedo branch tloii shows that tho twenty-seven the QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER; except in 11college or school. In most Departs counties referred to have a cqnibincd Arrive name means a very def­ they will move it safely. Rhone 498. Institutions'the students ure put up­ ..... 7:45 p.m. representation in thu state legisla­ inite promise and assur­ 36-Thr.-Fri-Rat-lfc on their honor to nhstuin from any­ ture of forty-two votes against only thing which would injure 11 fellow ance of something sub­ two votes for this county. The fig* Firpo and Willard student’s person or property—nnd x—Duily, except Sunday, tires gathered demonstrate that while stantial ana which will Will Fight July 7th those violating this pledge ure not IHIIsborough county with its 1,000 worthy of further uid or assistance History is what enables each na­ more automobiles consuming gasoline make me feel completely NKWYOKK..Muy 2 I .- I .u ls ,Angel by state or federal government.— tion to use the other fellow's past will pay into the state treasury or satisfied about having Firpo, jouth American heavyweight Times-Uniun. record us an alibi. stytji fund far more than all of the exchanged my money yesterday signed articles with Tex tvykuky.aevcn other counties combined ItlcksMjto fight Jess Willard, Linear Daily Herald on sulo at Joe’s Smoke of new Helds 'doesn't The discav for i t It - ill retvive in return a pro' 'rata wurldy-r hump Ion, on July 7, in New H o u se,M o b ley ’s Drug Store and seem to chjtf the ratio between nil shy ) not. exceeding that distributed r/rjtot mo say a few * York,*(M vicinity. € j Hunt'* Pharmacy, Ji*'d sfcb’Uhk‘4 Iters. to t yy one of thu twentJtadVen c 6unM a ' II '(Key TlreTltch, Smart, Bum j 'or Discharge, if Sor^.Irritated, l Inflamed or Cranulatcd, use Murine. Soothes and Refreshes! Sate for Infant or Adult. At afl Druggists.^ J - ,n j IFi* A, Fm An f a the Stomach jj M E N T H O IA T U M Livei-.K idneys Bowels, Blood is antiseptic and X gently helps the A SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF PEPPER LEAGUE Ill Oviedo Rrmlnotc Ath. Club Brotherhood Si. A. Oviodo..................... 1 ’c‘ *«£**l'| * • READ May 24 June 5 May 20 Juno 19 July 10 Seminole Athletics. • Brotherhood Kt, A... t DuMolay h. M - .. June June July June Re.Malay June July July June June July , May Juno 11 26 5 7 June 28 Mu> :n ---- 1 Juno 21 v, ‘,.'t'fc . A r. v * • , ,>< May 31 June 21 HERALD June 12 Jtdy' 3 Jul> J2 \ itir June 1U -------------------------w . ‘ i- WANT . *' f% JU June 5 July G ------ --------i------- 1 12 3 12 7 28 10 ■ 1 *, 24 141- fnjo hill recently passed by both houses of the legislature provides for u two cent per gallon tax on all gas­ oline sold, this fund to go to the state highway 'departm ent, and a further one cent per gallon tax to be distri­ buted among the counties of the state on an equal basis. The bill was sent bock to the house after passage and an amendment tacked on providing that the law us affects the two cent per gallon tax should remsin In force if in event the one cent per gallon tax was held unconstitutional.—Tampa Tribune. • For quick* result* try a wont ad. Sold by UNION PHARMACY ‘ Sanford, Flurida do the thing that I be­ lieve discriminating peo­ ple have judged best. They mean conven­ ience. It is not neces­ sary to describe the thing I want. Even the most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out e m b a r r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given ois handy names. ’ ’ . They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. Even before I enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good •can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me t h a t# stands for a product quality. In speaking that name to ;th^.£l$fk I know I anv qskmgMifor the best. £ ’* I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods.'I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. (This was written by a woman) # * * Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with \ The American Association o f Advertising A gencies W 1 ,; . ’ *1l MURlNtt CtX. 9 t o t O tl. | q i » CUu», ugly cut ? things which t h e s e names old friehdfc of the newspa­ per and magazine pages —mean to me. They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to e i C j . H w TMy £ , t i iu u r » [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ x ia a a x R x x a a iM M a aa B au B B a a aiB a B ■«■■■■■■•* �??.r '* *& y ~ > a .- ;W ;# ! ! ;i.- v 1 THE S A ^ M ’S A ttY HK m $ i.o r * * ? SPECIALS Night M M Ik to Too can find the name of every live llusinesa Man Is Sanford in this Column each day. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities If va please y o u , tell others; If not, tell os. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR a n d H U IL D E R 117 Conamial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE------- AUTO-------- RONDS S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Iluilder IANFORI) FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons ll4 ln l.ll.S rd ISOS Ural Estate, Loans and Insurance l'»">nr IN IQI-H Mngnulla Ave. STEWART The Florist Cat Mower*------------- Flurml Designs Annual nnd Ornamental Plants *11 Myrtle A r e . - ----------Phone 2 G 0 . W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Central Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY Invite* Dodge Brothers Flat you. ^Hlgh elevation, pure jlrinking water. Good terms on a few cottages Rates Plan Reduces as homes or investment. 5800, $1,400, Service Charges $1,000* $2,M00,—Lake Mary Itenlty Co. Lake Mary, Florida. 6-4-tfc What Is meant by. “flat rate* ser­ Cards of Sanford’s RepotFOit SALE—2-Ion Federal (ruck, vice ?M able Professional Men, each Rood fo r lo g g in g purpoHCH, firx t Much discussion of this subject is of whoa. In hie chosen pro­ class condition. Cheap for cn*h. 1- heard nmong motor cat owners, liut it fession the Herald recom­ Inn Itepuhlic truck, cheap, excellent is evident, from the nature of these mends to the people. condition. Address "E" I’. O. Box 34, conversations, M at many have only n Lake Monroe, Fla. . 33-lfc vague idea of It* real significance. As FOR SALK Large motor boat, every a m utter of fact, fln t rntes service* ns convenience, four cylinder motor, ill applied hy the lendin gautomohile George A. DeCqttes rcmarkuldy good Condition. Will con­ dealers, is not definable In a single Attomey-nt-Lavr sider any offer—L. II. Connelly. 3'J-tfc sentence. “In the first place," according to k j FOR SALE—Sl.V ROOM HOUSE Over Seminole County Bank Urban Mays, local salesman for Dodge AND LOT. PART CASH, BAL­ NFORD FLORIDA ANCE ON EASY TEHS, ALSO A Druthers, “ it means that n careful SMALL BEARING ORANGE GROVE study wan made of the thousands of BARGAIN, ADDRESS “ E“ operations that might enter Into the FRED R. WILSON AP. REAL O. BOX 31, LAKE ON ROE, FLA. repairing of a motor car. On the bas­ 41-12tp is of these time-studies, reasonable ATTOIIN EY-AT-L AW time allowances for every conceivable FOR SALE—One good fresh milk, service job were established, and the Flrat National Bank Building cow, also 1 heifer yearling. Apply mechanic is required to complete each SANFORD FLO It I 1218 W. «th St., Sanford. 40-3tn jolt within the ullotted time. “When un owner brings his ear to FOR RENT ELTON J. MOUGHTON the service station for repairs," any* Mr. Maya, '“we are able to qinftv him ARCHITECT FOR RENT—Two 5-rooni bungalows, a positive figure for the work to he one G room bungalow.—A, P. Con­ Room 7, M m MAfc nelly & S o n s . .............................. 20-tfc dune. We are nlso enabled to* give IAN FORD -t him n definite delivery promise, with —FLORIDA FOR RENT—Apartments and garage the knowledge that the rnr will come to parties without children. 32C out of the shop on time. Thus, the Oak Ave. Call 2G0313-Gtr CHELLE MAINES FOR RENT—Furnished room, nlso LAWYER garage, 411 Park Ave. 45-Gtp -:—Court House F O R R E N T —One furnished room apartm ent for light housekeeping, 701 Magnolia Ave. 45-4tc Room* 22G-228 * FOR RENT—1 nice apartment, an DR. R. M. MASON conveniences and well furnished, DENTIST Cates' building, phone 181. New Mrisch Iluilding 11-Wcd-Thr-tfc line 201 Sanford, Florida FOR RENT Garage street. J. THIGPEN FOR RENT—Furnished rooms . with light housekeeping.—S. E. com er of Real Estate 11th street and Elm Ave.—M. Sch­ FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE neider. 47-fllp I'Oil k E n T—A Ill-room house, nice­ Office 271 Phonesly furnished for hoarding.' Inqulro at 303 West Third street, Mrs. S. A. DR. J. T. DENTON Chancellor, Prop. 47*6tp PIIYSICIAN-SURGEON FOR' RENT—Three room furnished Rooms 20G-207-208 Meisch Building apartm ent.—Lee Bros., 4IB West First Street. 47-tfc FOR RENT—3 unfurnished' rooms, at DR. G. S. SELMAN 314 Elm Ave. 48-Btp Practice limited to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat WANTED Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted MeUch Building sTEHtKiHAHfHh W ANTKb-M u.t 1h> experienced. Address P. O. Box M Examined Glasses Dealgnad 221. 32-tfe Henry McLaulin, Jr., HELP WANTED—District agency NATIONAL FARM open to an A-l insurance producer, Opt D. LOAN ASSOCIATION only those with last of references and -NOW AT KISSIMMEE a proven ability will be considered. 1■' L II. Calrlough Address, slating age and experience. KISSIMMEE, May 23.—Keeping .State 'Agent, Box 186,7 Orlando, Fla- in the lino of progress already com­ K & Colclough INSURANCE menced by the farmers of Osceola I irr—Life—Auto WANTED—Cashier, apply manager county, a National Farm Ismn Asso­ 'r»t Nat'l Rank Rldg. Annex Union News Restaurant, A. C. L. ciation Was organised here' S atur­ Depot. ________47-8tp day. Officers elected for the com­ U) ' FLORIDA WANTED—Used musical instruments ing years wore J. W. Wile, president; Instruments of every description. Carson Farm er, vice president) H. V. SENATE PASSES "TRAIN Will pay rash or trade,—M. L. Price Boyer, secretary-treasurer. The di­ Classified Ads lc a word. No lifDERS Music Co., Tampa and Zaik Street, rectors wars J. W. . Wile, Carson Ml Ad token for less than 23c. Tampa, Fla. -J* " 5-25-lmo-c FLoner, D, W. Alderman, William JALLAIIASSK e T May *-* And positively no Classified WJtJ^crton, J . H. Sm ith' C. C. Bass WANTED—Man on *'n*u‘ »“ »«l ywtcrdajMrt11 •* Ada charged to anyone. Cash a r f l P l i . i l . Hiledbrandt. This Will ly iobf— iff-f 8. N clson, family.,] ,or o*| jncasura that'would*. *0 must accompany all ordcra. j*mdtk„ for trAin riders In t D -40-ltp; W-113-ltp enable the farm ers to borrow money 8anfonL.Fl Count th# words and remit a £ £ s low a rata of interest as that « tlw o f >lt| or ip <Uyi( j ocordlngly. p ill by large industrial corporations, LOST hIDNKY TROUBLE BKC municipal corporations and transpor­ LOST—‘Somcwhore between 12th and tation companies and will be a great SERIOUS First street a hunch of keys on ring. help to them. Reward if returned to Herald office. FOR SALE “SufftTed with teverp i 46-dtp ^ U c h e and pain. i„ my ,, FAKMEfiB—* ou can get seed bod FORTY-DAY SESSION fram-v and irrigation plugs at the PLANNED AT CAPITOL U> Sanford Novelty Worka.______ HO-tfc M bladder>hou,dcr were InbUdebad com K>r SALE—Hosier and Gaya* paints SUBMERGED LANDS V TALLAHASSEE, May 24.—The . . we*1' m,Mj nervous and 1 «*d worn out W.lking mi legislature would meet every yoar for and varnishes at Sanford Novelty a forty-day aeaalon under the terms Worka, Sanford agenta. 183-tfc TALLAHASSEE, May 24 —The OCT °f, Kvtty mor * ' “ d h*nd* were bloated aenato yesterday killed a bill by Sen­ of a Joint resolution proposing p con­ FOlt SALE—Rhode Island setting, IS eggs for, $1.00. Mrs. ator Campbell that would giro to the stitutional amendment for that pur­ **ton *2 t0J >e,p °'y condi Ellsworth, BcsrdaU Avenue, San- city of Miami several thousand acres pose, Introduced by Representative R, 7 xfT ,ed “n operitlon foriL 83-tfp pf submerged lands fu Biscsyne Bay. Byrd yesterday. Mr. Byrd believes I read about Foley Senator Lindsey, who fought the that much good would result from M*. t , w tkra S ff riparian righto bill at the last ses­ annual aeaalons, end that it would sion said ho thought Miami abowod serve to give the state an experienced) kail In Bakin* fn r IL .- Baptist Convention Thrown in Uproar —Objection Raised TO • PRESIDENT FAUNCK OF BROWN UNIVERSITY AS SPEAKER, ( l l r T * e A M l M - l m r a I’ r r a n t ATLANTIC ■ CITY, May 2.1.—Dr. John Roach Stratton, pastor of Cal­ vary church, New York City, caused the opening session of the Northern Raplint Convention to he thrown into an uproar today when he objected to the presence of President W. H. I*. Fnunco of Hrown University us speaker. ADMITS KILLING RIGHT PALM REACH LAND .. COMPANY DEAL OFF REVENUE OFF TALLAHASSEE, May 21.—A deal whereby the Palm Beach Investment Company would have acquired some SX)0 nrren of state land* fronting nil I bo ocean' in St. Lurie county fell through, "temporarily a t leant yester­ day, when the internal Improvement board rejected an utTer of $10 an acre. The hoard la understood to have fixed a price of $100 no acre for the land*. LOS ANGELES, May 21.—A man Who Rave Ilia name an doe Buckley I.ourier 28, formerly of Kirby No libs, Ky., today confessed, aceordifig. to police, that he killed eight revenue officer* in a c la sh in tho mnimtnitu* of Kentucky in April, 1008. Hi* ntory in being checked by department of justice agent*. Dollar Sale continued 5 until Saturday night.— ■ Yowell Company. £ Trunks, baggage, in fact anything Q anyWhen> by jm t railing 408. for n * QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. w • 30-Thr.Fri-Sut.-trc1* TALLAHASSEE, May 24.—Final passage of n hill to appropriate $30,* OOOfor the purpose of replnating oys­ ter beds wns effected hy action on such a bill In the house yesterday. These arc Florida Crown. Raised on Milk and Florida Corn They are nlte and plenty of them Phone 372-W ■ .'127 Sanford' Avenue The Big Liquidation THE EAST TWO DAYS, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EXTRA SPECIAI LADIES' SHOES HIGH GRADE THESE ARE MEN'S SMART DRESS HHlRTff FIRST STREETn O PI\ THtM*0!W0KFICE SANFORD, FLORID � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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FAR L O ^ N ^ M a y 23.-S U n lo y Bhld APPEARANCE OF GREEK win* .chmnccllor-of*exchequer, la the VESSELS THAT ARE MEN­ B ritish prime minister In succession ACE TO PEACE v — • T “t L ______ _ now-desire.the court to to Andrew Bona* Law. Having fol­ lowed the constitutional pracUce and ascertained the views of the con■ bonbbsar^ b « ^ d nojic or eclat and hardly anyone knew ' -------servatlvo leaders through the medium ( 3. I P « 1) -EBW ABD HIGGINS. th a t the “big court" was In acaalon C o n s ta n ti­ "Foreman; of hta secretary, Lord SUmford Ham, ■ ass now until they saw the grand jury and the the King came to town yesterday, no p le B u t In AH E u ro p e WHEN HOU8E CUNGURHEU IN and without further delay offered the, cetlt Jutt on the atreet. Edward . . ^ t : tf . vw vs O ver A ffa ir SENATE AMENDMENT ON S g g l n . wa» made foreman of the (Signed) “ W. M. HAYNES premiership to Mr. Baldwin, who ac­ THIRD CENT grand Jury and W. M. Haynep, clerk . . "Clerk.” cepted. ‘ , BILL SENATE I’ASBB8 HOU8B That a man, comparatively new^ to COiM t^ T ' E . r *3' •- * ---------------- civil Do**"4 THAT WILL RETIRE I11M Henry Greek fleet Is cruslng about en­ politics, thus comes to the first office yo.tcrd.y- T h . dookrt U * J u M„ ,t Iron W ork. «■ T A L ?’ ON FULL PAY trance to the S traits of Dardanelles of tho nation’s council passing over An<l It t . ..f lo u te d b y t h o o W and c j . Burly. « passage of the three cent gasoline Ux " UW Several Days krll-tried and experienced states­ measure effected when the house con, and tho Turklah government has tim ers who watch the P"****11 ** esrnlahce, dlsmlaaed. formally called attention to vesseU SHANGHAI. M»y point very c lowly t t a t « o l'“ 3 2 ^ ? ” • l U . 'y T ru rt Oo„ vu. J ~ k H lck..o, men like Marquis Curxon. and tho curred in the senate amendment pro, » hwnnir *ho nearest poim Earl of Balfour, indicates tho change vldlng should the supremo can* hold and rum or, of varloua actWltlea on - f CM. 1 r , u s ’* « lr.lV b .~ llu . u p o rt. mon, which has tak*n place on the poli­ unconstitutional third cent l^ ie d for tho part of the G reek, caualng much Bupremc court >wa»,iaade poaaiblo totical stage with the rise for the first counties th at this levy should revert uneasiness in Constantlnop**. *“ " arrW.l «< d“ y by the passage b , the w nate of ... th a .t ___ i A wlv« time in the country's history of the [ “ general revenue fund. The measure [the brig*na" , had not . ' wy_ 'b ill would give Him him fu full ,n l ,o r this morning and their work Is given tIS. ,lc" n,“ n‘' i “^OolUns Furniture LAUSANNE, May 23^-N o comlabor party to the position of his now goes to tho governor. [Worm.bon < » * Mr*1"* 1 p iy upon rctlremont. Support™ . o opposition in parliam ent prolmse to tho deadlock on the que* H U 10 .o o fh cr _ p .rt-_ o l_ .b l._ l~ d K. II. Murrell. do m ajesty's ----- -r - , . , I carried out The prl-onor., U g j bm b o .t oil . tl« b t «» Their presentm ent is « work of. art 7 ’ ’u n t ” Rculavln, conUnuwl. ' TALLAHASSEE, May 23.- T h e tion ot turco-G reek reparation* wa* 1 o f necessity, the labor party la i WllS and is especially valuable giving as it , r j d j C ates^plaintiff, vs. D. J. Nlch-1 rcprcBl.htcd . In the house of lords house members who hitherto fought found yesterday, a t the Near E a rt Italian lawyer, of ^ u*nUy . u u d its enactment M. Venlxelos, of 'jj0fendant nDamages, *m« r M- nendlng. ni . . a the tiroscncc pending „—coiufiviivv. ™ : --7 he«l ^ .of peers liko I^>rd ,ho tho three cent levy took advantage of conference. * t .0 apply cpcoU lly to T o,lor does the well deserved compliment to ' L ^ b . T b r o r , ill « number the Greek delegation apent a feverish tho retiring Judget Hon. Jam es w. t£ 0 senate amendment to renew tho J. k ”Vincent, plaintiff, V8> Son1‘' Ilaldane, who has great ^ ^ n tlmo appeared they day consulting with varlou* confarof days. ______ Perkins, as follows: nolb Overland Co„ defendant. Replov- with tho labor party .and lalooked th U no* p ~ l . l . h t r r . r ° ' T , Tbhe upon as one of tho certain m i lo win a point a t least In once leaders, diacu.aing w ay. and "The Grand Jury understand, that WASHINGTON. M«y 23. — The nhould the labor par y with!" «»• J J of p a y i n g final pa*««R0 by m ean. In nn endeavor to amelorat* the spring term for m 3 close, when 1,1 Seminole' Realty ond lnv.stm cntC o: had been would not resign on half paynear future bo In a poslUon to form a tho way <fcrcncc.. Vote to con- tho aituntlon* this session of tho court here a t San­ plaintiff, vs. J. B. Estrldgo and Ameri­ government, might give labor a standsending « o .......... lb ,a o . fnnr. Yesterday afternoon, tired but .m ilford adjourns, and that, the present can F ruit Growers, defendants. Damiu r was forty-two to thirty-four. w „ in Peking for more than M ing position In tho house of lords Ing, Venlselos emerged from the presiding judge, the \Utu Wj Jay when the cabinet met In This fact of non-representation of f e d e r a l r e d i s c o u n t hotel elevator, lie was immediately Perkins, will then voluntarily and PCc l ' . » l W K t - — S E n 1. consider the pHght of hc RATE TO REMAIN surrounded by a group of newspaper ermanently retire from ‘ho bcueb. Tim following indictments were labor ruled Curxon out as a prime foreigner* including American c.t. lK' minister possibility, In the opinion of men who desired to know the trend ••When one has served ao long and brought in by the * « n d juryt tons held as hostages by the Chinese tho m .Jorlly ol I h . • " ■ " " • ‘• j WASHINGTON, May 23.—Federal of affairs. A young Turkish correwell In such an important public State of Florida vs. Willie Smith so leaders. The present oppOsUlon In Reserve rediscount ^ apondent asked the fon n ar p ra ^ ie r office, we think it deserve* some rec- alleged m urder in the f ln t * 5^ measure of precaution ami If he waa optimistic or ptwrimUtic. tho house of commons is ific most maintained a t the!r Uniform' SUto of Florida vs. J. D. Ballaru to be able to davlsc his cabinet col"Tie two knota In a handkerehWI, enerKelle .n d vlirorou. i 1.2 per cent for the p ro e n t breau.e IN THE 0r^‘Hls ability to properly direct evlalleged assault w ith Intent to com­ leagurs fuUy on all aapecta of the OP f o r e i g n a f f a i r s "One repreaenta Mr. Op­ has had In many years, and it was o f satisfactory buslnc.s drnco. compare facts, distinguish CABINET FORMED BY situation, Secretary Hughe* confer­ mitt m murder. uiuvn _ # „,.r,.«Hary that tho first mlnlsUr throughout the country, It waa an- timism, and the other Mr. tru th from falsehood and discern and BALDWIN State of Florida va. T lw .^ red briefly with Acting no^nced VoilaV «t the'conclusion o f “ t h V ’hsndkcrchlof back In dotcrm ln. f H y th a t which Is eonDari* of the war department just be the meeting of. the board’s advisory I ^ pull 1tout quicld, formahle to law and justice lalalready Scott fore the cabinet meeting. Later Mr. The now prime minister, like his which knot comes out ftr^t n m atter of record In the form of h s RT8U i« of Florid^ va. l^ u is Walker, .a m atter Doris said the war department had has graduated from council. rndorwm cnts the only answer, I cair « »• l>eatcd *» •“ " ‘* 7 of constituents’ re nllcgetl aggravated assault fern assigned no task but wa. ready *111 confirm. 1.la s , 1 know no a n l* o rto U iU conund­ ^ C^ r: i - I U - " M r . B - I J foreign affairs in the c*bln® " " s u t a " o r Florida vs. Oscar May*, ot any time to undertake any mission fro mth# Iron trade. Neither o f t h c ^ rum. Perhaps th . Greek Code will Prime Minister Baldwin according to “ l .? tChas'been « M ' lh« U alleged assault with Intent .to commit tb. government might delegate to It. Edition Comes Out m decide.” men *Wits •trained for poUUcs unofficial prediction, in a place usually productive • of' »t«rn_ N4 further inkling of the nature of adopted politics after a difficult ca Ismet r a s h ., chlaf d e le g a U ^ f he S e S 5 J v S harshness.* That Ihcre is the Daily Today P1 State of Florida vs. T. J. Robinson, rcer. This is also peculiar to Rome al-ww- which the American military Circles. .QnA.ftf CW*m’g » » * { * * » £ the new mlnlpUry expected to be Turks, and the hero of many battles, alleged criminal assault. ssthoritle* here, In China or in lb® oxtont from the British tradition, corner With Big Advertisement, of All Those added another touch to * Philippncls may have consircdcrd S T £ » 5 Kr»»»ln, S . . 1.I Members of Grand J ^ * the statesmen in the past being, to by sending down a Who Had a Hand In the R a t i o n T. F. Adams, G.U . Fellows, Edward tentatively for use in case the situa­ “ u U ll,° •“ " ■ - ' “ . ^ t o ' r c r n . n T - »h>le .W in , ^ where he stU. £ * * * S '. I J S ! hntnl.m cnt., .n d n r d f o r n .^ c ^ ld .r .- Bender, Edw. Higgins, foreman; J. C. very b r „ « « " > • of This Beautiful Building tion develops so ns to require force- tomorrow paper* solitary confine owing to tha request lto n '* td l. .i l« " « o" lhc ln ,h ” fol measures, was available from any tlon ot 8o»lot profewlnn. Thl, fncl 1"""^. tor *•;« of the Swiss pellet. *!f. This Issue contains a dcscriptlonof source. • reception from th . press th "n ^ V ^ unyleldl„Bly to tho strict U tta r 8ajn I M l R R n .s s , V. A the new primary . c h o o l t h .t w „ built tem pt to assassinate him by mys It it port of the routine duty of Uh M tcrious Ameniana, who * The m nf tho ------ - . _ .v • M Haynes, cicra, t . *»• B .ld .ln t ic law, 1. * . butt'seeking W « k l . « ttot clerk. V. so quickly and ao qxslotly t h»t f«w war department to bo .ready to pro­ Accorded- Baldwin. :r.r world, whlc hwlll be « great to have reached U usann*. ‘ c0* n t0, with newspapers “ V “ ^ " ^ " L h e . I entire circumference, o l U . n J c . Staples, J. D. A bram , and our people know just how fine pose military measures in any situa­ .L o rd sn ce with th - popular wUhea enure for him. In accordance ^ , d thc conser build ng we have added to our exten- M .rtl.1 r . 1. 0 . “ ‘ ‘ “ * ‘ 2 ? tion requiring such action In • F. Kent. i wi.,l wuh the utmoat auaplclon. and Is the best solution under the d r ‘ " >liyef whcn It would not Involve d ls -1 H. l’ctlt Jury * judgment of the president. For that will formally tender their re *Wa school system. With two old prl- Y,^ l m , w S - UH t b . l o u ^ ; _ \cordi d lshonot compUawaa o r a a A lrW| n Alfred. Erickson, J. S. m .ry b u ild ln ,. ,u d thU • b p r t » * reason, war department official" arc cumstances. I«ut" waa the message I«m « ttn \ Durant, W. D. Ballard, kept fully advised of the nnturc of brick prim er/ school * * * * * * ^ cccd to appoint a new ministry grand gram m ar school buildlng *nd down, “that I «m atUl a •old‘er; u *11 communications received by tho William Kllhee, P. J . ^ general belief is th at for J J ° m * o , K ol t h . QU~«I» I»*«w ■”d A. THU.. E. 3 . W .r t. Jr., E. J . S I « m ; part the present ministers will be re the finest of high school building. «m Jailed agalnyt my JirUl. R««Hy. government in any such emergency thoy areovcrdolng thl*. magnificent dowery of law. w D Holden, C. R. Lord, J. B. L* si the present bandit crisis. It wouh C m J , but th b I. by uo m ~ n . Sanford can well j A J , r of "Hie retirem ent will bo followed by Meantime the P « « . beat cities In the land In the m atter .on, A. D. McQulnn, O. W. Vernon be an error to say that no plana with certain. . urnriM, of the day held no aeaslon today, •eta ano r e * .— i • Taylor, our regrets and our rrlatio nto use of troops in China educational facilities. Among the surprises •* grand Juror, having condud-land M. W. Jay; The new prim ary school building th . delegate, were £ * * * ' « J T have been made, but it la salao true ;• t a l l a h a s s e e ! "The the announcement th a t Sir Ilobt 'i Z . waa up any gm* prebl.m . on the ege*d* Horne had consenUd w„ erected only * that there is intimation from any senate yestarday auaUlned *ny grew r nuastlon of * * ° up ‘ rU ln ln , to tt» l« d l» « i T b ^ T f ^ U o , ol U b . « b « . u « but the .H erald was w rin g quarter taht the president or hi* nor in one of h i. removals from ofb « t* ~ n lb . T u rk , .n d t b . eabineth advisers are yet giving a t­ fico and overrode him lm a*>° in th . ™ * « b |n « , . po. b . b ^ d un- up of tLo building until w . ' from the men who had auch a la ge G r0tk,, R Johnson waa formally removed ae tention to that possibility. ^ . II Ik . d. r U . y d ^ « « ^ J ^ B , , , i * . port In lto b u ild lr, ond Conference rirclea cspcdaliy ^ ,b terday ot waa of re-entering !„ JOU LKloy on tbo Inelde P * ^ * *nd Turkish and the Greek. hovreveT. W MONTUEAT, N. C., May 23.—The e rt had no Intention ^ d" m i o'deocrlptlon of tho I (no bulldlo, thot night received e distinct Jolt by Southern Prcsbytcrlaa church genera . | or HCVrral 'months, and with gave these enterprising fl” ’9* * i report th at the B ritbh M ^terem reu asscmhly "d'oes not feel there is o c - ( ^ wa* reinstated aa county eo* P° w ! £ b . 1. 1, tb . coJIUbb fo show the public what they could d ^ I . |w)t h>d ^ ordered to roDceocounty, after hearcation ,nr for reopening tho the auMtion question of R^ or j or Lloyd Gcor««. Tho flm 7 wUh a “dvertUcmont. in * U I in “Near E ast organic union" It advUod the Northern Birkenhead and others, ho formed A. d Many O t b » >n th . Inge* . ’ , 1 Turka said It was ^ t h r w t a g a i w Presbyterian church assembly today lucrative connection. In Urn commtf- issue are M follows! T h e -u p p o r, body labored long on In response tq overtures front th at The Alabama Way iX v Othere etol world, uud cT- Birmingham, Ala., furnished tho brWk b rk k U^bo^Gt^ „U>meuace U‘* to Turkey. O th e » body now in session in Indianapolis. both cmc . )n • ^ lvp, f f J l ^ dI2 j they constituted virtually , m r t *» i*t , *“ * , ,t._ Dortmund dla* u p p o in te d u d iro o to r 0 tb o « ■ » » for the primary school building.^ mW u w m .Intended m ■ warnteff ‘ company. Becoming ■ mlnlaur work for th a t aide o f t h s k .I,, o n m e t wUh : . . m ™ n ,u „ ro.l,» t t a - poolllono DU88ELDOUF. May . nt, 0J . cr* wounded in ^a c............ The lllll Lumber Company of thlB both the Turks and Greek*. . VI lnhnson was auspd’niira i» n u d u .» hu*. J At p , . w h city furnished all the roofing and the Tho Nu-tUe new prim ary school building L i d«inon»t,»Uun» l» » * « « • " ° r T hoflmoat ongroaalng Jj* platter and atucco. * tho British public tonight ere are proud of this fact for th* N g** shingle* are the thing. tb . ,.t b .r t u , Mi ^ T li City onferconMmt ^ M ^ {,lneP w .s .U h The p o lk , endeavoring to;_dj. Of The HUl Hardware Company, tbo bulldlb* -bo*, lb* blud o f lO gg gas eiwfp'----_ « vlolotlono. Solicitor T in. . . . — „ M » d l„, m iny. " J a Schornborot mlno noorby thla city, furnished tho hardware for FIFTY CHINESE lumlier Garter tell*. mlnlotry « d h . t *Ul b . SAID Til A? the school building and It *P«*k» for Glllon * & Krv Fry were the {i. e f f l d « i. ' 8T. •evaral workmen were killed and A, tb . u . . p r t r " ^ uC dn. non-fcaaanc* where am_,-n fa In the Ruhr, and a* alectrlcl.ua on the job and ^ ^ charging- malfoaaance. ^TOe Bolden Cypress Company, of (ul fixture, and tho manner In which ■ MEXU’ALLI, Calif., May 23.—Five and misfeasance in office. , I'alatka, furnUhed all the doom, saah all thc electrical fixtures g«t persons are known to have been Mr. Fine charged th a t- th * / frame, .trim. etc. fer the new achooL I L w what Glllon * F ry can do In thte burned to death, many more are be­ the result of a ItcpubH&n W T lladlow, of Jacksonville, waa ahow what lieved to bar* perished, and property machine to try to get control of the J U u t X .Ud to hbu U do. tb. "” -„d Ikon lo..: but valued at more. than ^ 2^)00,1)00 was deitroyed by fire which started when county government. compllrucnU .ud lb . ‘b-nk. least, 1* t h o a r c h l b K t o f t h O building, P in . .W ind naople fo r a mo*t compleU job at very a motion pk\ara machine exploded In ] , J Mr. - , . ^ . y ..u ,r .O o r b j . ^ lAfQ J. Miughton. k bDWe. ^ h l m reasonable figures. Ilia heme addn-h" Elton morrow night of M«* » a theater yest«B|ey, afternoon. whom we are are — all *— justly To ^bbm nothing, n* whom we * proud. -instaUnaant, ttrt there was S JackaonriUe. Mr. Hadlow baa had & the 'meeting* a t il**" ^ A\ hi- contracts In thl* aUte CAIoiqilCXI^iaaUf. May 20— Be >ertween forty and, fifty < C^ngfOi.W?1? only l b . brlieved to have burned Lj,^sa,th yuan. ? t h *Carr epok* a t the KJw*nl« terday in a fire whlchsrauwd damage rovdUtely rstimated at ll^O ^Q O . l^ Mexicali, mean* something in tho buildlpg world duo. Th* finlahaa lduwrr Catilifornla, according to a statement gf police of _____ _____kywii will alway. be a Uat- building and our night At fi o'clock. tHarfiwick arid, I •• ’ ! * ” . s 9_-P«**on*l U a lre d itlo th a j to him and his firm. 14 bodies had boeO-recovered, and thi-j ; “ dto“ lngi fir* waa *UU raging. AL th a t time ' drtm cmumlUM In a 4 ^ ^ Chief Hardwick, said, two Mock*' ip w m aald U have the approval of » Chinatown had, been dagfroyed and majority of the board. Tha ‘ho others sremed doomed. , r^rS ti Ing system g tl The fourteen cd from one ! forth 4A cd. Tha fire I la WM not date yjty£j Grand Jury FINAL PASSAGE Im u TAYLOR R M E S I L L e r o m t h e BENCH S i H M ® UNEASINESS uF ‘,tN? ?rM r fS^lA5SaT*S-R*^work‘ £ r n.th« h £ 5 |J t -f ■»-b t & s s s * ' * v. o. «~ -j *• d'b“” Z£S*~ •« o- b',1*"",'d lo r d curzon WILL CONTINUE AS SECRETARY J* m 1 m 3.a mg OorPrimary School; •• X : ;ir;. r /t fit*! « *• w- »<«•'»bi"“ P in e ii * M T . Judge Johnson is Formally Ousted ?hr l . SERIOUS'RIOTING IS IN PROGRESS IN DORTMUND DISTRICT TODAY, SEVERAL MINERS HAVE BEENKILLED Five Burned lany Injufjed, ini an sssssss » ^ i- r , whit IS BETHLEHEM STE g g & s ts z s - - S K iTSSSm m •“ U* b“ d* wb“ " \ ! . . j �H * * * THESKNlOKj. The Men’s Chorus a t the Presby­ terian church is. grail* And Dr. Carr has a message for you a t the same time. Hear him tonight. MRB. FRED DEICER, 8oclety Editor • l’hnnr J17-W ” I f jn r, S a v e a i r tHm fm > U lita a r a n —IT r « «r» S * l f s m in » > » w n r S t a r , • » It r a n a r e f B l r r t a l a l - a . w r l t r a a a a t a l c a rd «a th i s B r r . r l n . r a l , a tv ln a S r l a l l . , a r Iclcp h n w * Ifca l i r a . . I< W ill SOCIAL CALENDAR fuesdsy—Ralph Woodruff will enter­ tain the members-of the Senior class a t his hoipc on Oak avenue a t 8:00 l^cmrr * ‘i ’ ! J1>.*■:.•, i |: Tieadsy-^Sophomore class picnic* at •'Pglm SprfngA'at 3 1 | ' T b esd a^ tiu w j VanfeVAl'ihc par­ ish House at 8 p. hi. Tdesdsy—P^ny^*TKst. Twelve Pound irtment at Look" by'W High 8ch$* . Wednesday—Senior rlars picnic ol Palm Springs a t 8:00 p. m. Wednesday—literature Department meets a t Parish House at 3:30 p. m. Thursday—0 . 1. A. social meeting at the homo of Mrs. M<;(k»nnoll, 010 Rim avenue with Mesdames McCon­ nell, Calhoun and Larrlmoro ns hostesses nt 8 p. m. * Thursday—Commencement recital by pupils of H re* Fannie Munson nt tho High School Auditorium. Friday—N. dcV. Howard Chapter U. D. C. meeting In Palm room nt 4 1 P. w. Friday—Junior-Senior banquet at the Valdes Hotel nt H p. m. Supday—Commencement sermon nt High School nt 11 a. m. by Dr. F..R. Ring. Monday—Class Day exercise# nt 3:30 p. m. < Monday—May Pageant and Gradua­ tion of Eighth Grade nt Grammar School a t 8:30 p. m. Monday—Graduation exercises nt the Illgb School at 8:30 p. m., nddress by Dr. Carpenter. . Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith, qf Ovie­ do, are*spcndlng tho day in Sanford. I want to he n eanlor And with, the acnlori stand. With a fountain pen behind my car Fa Fo^ Florida: . Partly cloudy !*■ And a notebpok in in / hand. I jvouldn’t be a president, tonight- and Wednesday; 1 wouldn’t be a king, probably local thundomhow- ^ I wouldn’t be an angel . For angels have to sing. I’d rather bo n apnlor ^tnd never do -a thing. —Dedmnr Portwood In Fort tauder, It is n .ease of true love If his dnle Sentinel. heart beats madly .when ho sees her The free .use of "both of a ascr’a dtearatod with eurlcnt arid complex­ l y clay. , hands la possible with a desk tele­ phone invented in Germany. . ♦!* •, —it------------ . Tho band will play tonight Fn the park. This will be the regular twice a month concert. Hear Dr. Carr at tho Presbyterian Seminole county will now have a church tonight He will only be here county court (whatever th at |s). threo more days. Every afternoon a t four and ovary night a t e ig h t A thoroughbred doesn't need much urging.” The 8omlnolo County Bsnk Wednesday will ho Remnant Day welcomes you. a t . phurchwell’s s to re .. Remnants ot all descriptions will be sold cheap. fU n. y f l \L Carpenter and M rt. fl. Road tho advcrilsemept.in this issue. .William* are on a visit to friends i«iVela tires jn fit. Petersburg. * (If you wnnf to sjU anything, if you want to Ituy sqlhcthlng, if you Regardless of what gome of the have lost' something at found prnneInmlnwncrs may thjnk -nhout- il- lh a . thing tiy iliu Wulu c mumn- tir th r bulkheading of Lake- Monroe would Dally Herald. be a blessing to all the property D, A. Howard of Okeechobee City holders. ■ ' is in the city for n few days visit with Sunday will bo Anniversary Pny his family. Mr. Howard reports the nt tho First Bnptist church. You are crops In nnd around Okeechobee nnd Invited to hear the address of wel­ Pnhokee ns flourishing nnd bringing come to tne new members, nnd other­ good prices. wise to share the inspiration of tho CAUGHT HOME niG IBII. Sunday school. Hugh Tlllis, John Purden, Henry W. II. Crenshaw brought n bunch Purden, Frank Purden, John taonof tomatoes to the Herald office yes­ ardl, A rthur Yowcli and Grovor terday that woro of the Ancst in sixe Spooring went an a Ashing trip al­ nnd quality. Mr/ Crenshaw is mak­ most to Okeechobee Saturday and re­ ing money from his tomato nnd pep- turned last nighl’with mure Ash thnn |K-d crops nnd hns some of the best they know what to do with anil they wera nomo of the Ancst bass seen in tho district. hero in some time. There woro sev­ Remember that tonight nt the High eral that would weigh ten pounds and School Auditorium will bo n most ex­ many of lesser weight. Hugh Tillia cellent entertainment by the Welfare had n picture mndo of them, nnd they Department of tho Woman’s Club In were distributed umong thoir friends which they will present n good plsy today. Tho boys had n Ano trip and nnd some Ano specialties in nlnging went nt least 100 miles south of this city toward the big lake nnd had n and dancing . hard trip coming back through water Hon. Forest ta k e nnd Attorney trails and swamps that had been George A. DeCotter left last night Ailed with water in the recent rains. for Tallahassee where they •will lie busy for some time on special hills TUB RON Ell BAD'S DICTIONARY for Seminole county. Mr. DoCottes Dog—A four-footed mammnl. Edi­ will he home tho last of the week ble when tho word "hot” Is prefixed. while Representative ta k e will got Einstein Theory—That that is is he hack until May Aral. that that Is not is Is thnt not it? Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher are enjoying a motor trip to Ft. Myers Tho Seminole Athletic Club will and then down the East Const. havo another big stunt nt tak o Mon­ roe Friday night. There will ho some George DoCottes returned home good wrestling by local talent nnd n yesterday from Tallahassee where ho small admission fee will he charged has been attending to legal business. to defrny the expenses of tho enter­ tainment. Everybody Is invited to Mr. and Mra. W. F. Tunnlcllffo attend. apont tho week end vury pleasantly at St. Cloud. STOPS LOOK I I.1HTF.N 1 Do you feel ns if you had spring favprT If »o, cornu out tonight und ear "That Twulvu Pound Look" hy the Welfare Department ut the High School. You will forget that you over felt' badly. Hfivo you bought your ticket for tho play tonight? You will want to see that "Twelve Pound Look" given by the Welfare Department nt lla- High School Auditorium at H p. m. A gotal time U assured. GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION On Monday nfterpoon ut 6:30 there will ho 11 May Pageant ami Gradua­ tion of tho Eighth Grade at the Gram­ m ar achool to which tho public Is most cordially Invited. /^eepYqur C om plexion ot Roto-PoUf Tot tu n •" JVarf/neFaca Fon der win ’!%fccp the roses In your cfaeshs.; . j t will m ak e your skin soft. g * © 3K The Wonderful VitHmin • ‘ Food That Creates Health 35c, 65c, $2.00 Jars * Vita Food ChocolateCoated W afers 10c Bars and 1-lbu Tins, $ 2.00 . R. C. BOWER , 1 •t f d ,. -Prescdption-D ruggisti DOROTHY Dalton -v Daily KsInonTTml ‘MONTE ft TO BlTY—GoW “ "WH! roadster or truck' for eash.—Mi H., care ltcrald office.__________ 46-ltp Re amohg the 444 th at make their Sunday morning home a l the First Baptist Sunday School a t 0:30. 40-2tc FOR MATTRESS troubles phone San­ ford Wattres* Factory 402-M-l. 44-12te TRY THIS ONE ON YOUR UKEI.ELB '** FOR THE. HOUSE An anron with the n<-at simplicity nnd style of n house dn-iw» ii featured in this design, which may lw carried out in percale, unbleached muslin, calico or gingham. The large arm­ holes nnd round neck ore tiound with bias-folds of self-material, which D also used for the narrow belt and patch pockets. • In medium sire the. model require# 3 )i yards of material J2 inches wide. . Pictorial Review Apron No. 1168. Sires 36, 44, 48, and 52 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. ... , Ford—Half-rother to n bathtub (Everyone hns one hut doesn’t care to he seen in it). Kiss—An osclilntory short circuit; tasteless, colorless nnd painless; very plesnnt but oftcn-tlmcs cqunly ns ex­ pensive. ' * Wood Alcohoj—The only existing word having thesnmo meaning in ev­ ery tongue. DcAnition, Death.—Mi,ami Metropolis. • Misses Hula, Ula, ta la and Ola Bullington were guests of MUm Bertha nnd Edith Cantrell, Sunday^. Charlotte correspondent in BatrsvQit (Ark.) Guard. Sold by -July not only jcafla the world in tho production of copper sulphate tail also is its greatest consumer. ••■ UNION PHARMACY •' Sanford, Florida CLAY AWAY THE YEARS MODEL FOR TUn SUIT The list of tub fabrics in which this little suit may lie duplicated is quite extensive anil the model Is practical nnd good-looking. It consists of a blouse nnd sidc-cloring trousers and, for four-year sire, requires 2,4 yards of J6-inch material. Cuffs and collar arc of self-material. Pictorial Review Boys’ Suit No. 8284. Sites, 2 to 6 years. Price, 25 cents. m _ Apply Bondlla Beautlfier casmlc clay to your foes, and rest whlla Ht dries, than remove and tea and feel the wonderful difference In the color and texture of the •kin. > 5 • Guaranteed to do these definite things for the face or money refunded. Cleer the complexion end give it color. Uft out the lino. Remove blockheads and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild ladal tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin soft end smooth. j # You can obtain regular sizes from your favorite toilet counter. If not, send this ad. with 10 ccntsto Boncllla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indian*, lot a trial tube. J»ure,Bred. Rhode Island Reds, Pure Bred Plymputh Rocks, and Pure Bred W hite Wyandottw, between 6 weeks nnd 3 months did, • * E. A. BALL ALL DRUGGISTS 15c and 65c, jars and tubes Hospital slse, 93.00 Meet me tonight a t the High School Mr. and Mrs. Beoehcr Kent, of Win Auditorium and wo.w ill fee that CONVICT REPORT. * Pqrk, w«re .(ho week end guests 01 •"Twelve Pound Look" given by the !r. nnd Mrs. M. Mlnnrlk. Welfare Department of the Woman’s TALLAHASSEE, May 22.—The re­ Club nt H p, m. Mrs. Kelly, of Fort Myers, arrived port of tho Joint legislative committee here Sunday nnd has accepted a posi­ that Investigated cruel treatm ent of U. 1). C. tion with the Sanford Chamber of Tho N. deV. Howard Chapter, U. I). convicts i nthis atatP, with the ar- ' tacc I* so much in iftguc'lhis season Commorco. C., will hold their regular monthly cnnipnnying hulk of testimony which that the wardrobe 'should inrjude at four it developed wns formally filed with least one dr«*s ornamented with this F. A. Jones, of Tampq, and Jackson­ meeting . Friday afternoon at trimodng. The S|mitlsh and Russian the house yesterday, by- Representa­ laces, o’clock ut the Palm Room nt tho Val­ Itoih in silk and cotton, arc used ville, arrived here yesterday on a dez Hotel. All members ure asked tive C. II. Kenncriy ,a member of the and either would he appropriate for business mlsalon. . this frock of fallow wool crepe. The committee. to attend. Mr. Kenncriy moved thnt tho report cotton fabrics may be used also, as there aro many mercerised tares that Don’t let tho rain atop you this be nprcnil upon the Journal nnd that ore suited to their decoration. Medium (i. I. A. evening, he nuro and conto out nnd There will I10. a social iqeetifig of the evidence he filed. This wns agreed sire requires 4■ yards 36-inch material, ■oc that "Twelve Pound Look” ot the tho (1. I. A. on Thursday bventng at to. Later, It Is understood, both hous­ with 4 yards narrow *nd 2 yards wide High School a t H p. nt. lace. t 8 o'clock at the home uf Mrs. McCon­ es will he asked to adopt a resolu­ Pictorial Review Dress No. 1508. nell, Will Klin Avenue, with Mrs. Mc­ tion addressed to the North Dakota Sizes, 3t to 48 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. - ' — . * Connell, Mra. Calhoun and Mrs. I.nrri- legislature. murc as hostesses. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, WOMAN’S CLUII Tho members of the Junior Depart­ ment of the Woman's Club were en­ tertained nt bridge Inst evening nt the homo of Miss Olive Newman on Fourth street. Tho committee In charge living Mra. Hawkins Connelly, Misses Olivo Newman and Sara Ev­ elyn Williams. There were six jnldos uf players. The members were asked to bring their husbands and young men friend*. ' , A il. exceptionally Interesting game ot bridge was played during tho even­ ing, when scores were counted It was found thut Miss LeClulro Jones held high acurc and was awarded a box of dainty handkerchiefs. Tho men’s prize, twu decks of cards, wont to Bolt Dodson. At the conclusion of the card game, tlie hostesses, assisted by Mr*. Ben Caswell, Mrs. Dick Brown and Miss Gludyre Wilson served refreshments of brick cream, cake and salted nuts. Following the serving of refresh­ ments, the guests enjpyed dunring un­ til a late hour. . ... If you are in the market for pure Btraln chickens, come gi\d s e t me. . Situated on Lake Crys­ tal. Also 5 prize winning yearold roosterB.;«* •>“ •**• 1 AT CHURCHWELL’S w as lh a Urns of y t a r we u su a lly hart r a t r a m an ik in s fu r IN . sp rin g ru s h . "T w o o f them sry * w fu U r aeort-h>«KIng,** .I’am annuuncod a f la r p » rk ln * out into th<- salon. , • " lla v o th ey (ha Iona, allm IlnraT" t uakrrt w ith a iw ln k ts In m y W# o ften taM stnt to r s r n o th r r a b o u t o u r Innn. rllm tinea. "I w ouldn't hava a Job a t all If It W eren’t for mlna,*' U aby hs«l declared to ii* y * a lrrd sv . “ I d o n 't know e l a •tnnlu o th e r th in e I could do.**, W* p ro tru tad In h e r th a t she could surely Ira m t o n . o th e r tra d e , but sho Insisted th a t ah* ow ed e v e ry th in g to th* f a r t th a t sho w as q u stlflrd to ba a rash Ion model.................... • . ' J u s t then tlnhy ra m r I n 'w ith an InW resting hit of n«Ws. • "T h e girl 'In the stu n n in g slo tr-h lu a frock I* going to w ork to re trie v e th s (am ity fortune*.1' ah* said. •H o w do you know?** 1 a sh e d In a d o u b tfu l! one. "Ilecailke M ndatnr tpld me h e r hish e y th e o th e r d a y ." site Inform ed nt*. "M ost of u* a re h ere to h st|i o u r for­ tu n e* In aom e w ay ." I re m a rk e d ••Of eourSh." a rr e e d O shy ••Though, of eourse. I do love to do It, lo o ." "T tits g irl's fam ily h a d million* w h lrh th ey lost In som e s p e c ta c u la r \i(vy o v e r­ n ig h t." she in n lln u e u . "A eeaw m ago sho w as hnyti.g.Ju r eluthc* a s th e worn•m w ho enm* p o re 'do. hy p a ra d e by to th.im . T h la a ■'ring th e p a n td te g .* f fhvk *hs • "Ju d itln g f r u ik ) l> l slu n n l exclusive t» weaving, -'ll fam e fZe<» I ji!« r» ,"J said ( ' 1 • CVV pretK-d S g iln a t Jth" m th e e late-ld u e fria-k. It c.TtM-. we doc d v 'l. . . | "T hose m v n rd ro n p leated In sets s r s • f i n n 'o ,:.’ (lah y rem a rk e d . • I "|Vaur of th e m ," I co unted. " T h e re ts •o«e:*nt r lttw r side of th * hleose, one nt th e (re lit of th e s k ir t, a n d one a t tho bv*k.“ • r. . t " A n t th e Ittttr tihtvs pf th e m s f r r ts l 1 1. re t-rrvthily. rh le ." r.s h y stld ed I "U s elm uty lst|ia<l -w ith bias *»rt>« ■>l 'h e m v trrls l aro u n d th o b o tto m ." I i iru e u rird fu rth e r.'} ' i •t'eraoo.illv. I like th e black b o re s­ ; h s lr h a t u t'h Its rfbh-m ro c k A d ts." P a m ■u t u t V • ttth h o n eorkndee a re nm ong th e its Dainty Silk Creye Treek Hss . tm->rtrM tM -tf, m m :il'r,ery ." I fju'Wed. lin e Dews end (LastsJ lacete.. M r decided th a t the young huty w ore ........ . 4 e h n k e s tsreeptts n e Wr - sketk'i a n d t h a t ‘ -K ttrs fo re s," ( an r.cn n re-t u ltli « ! M ndam e reitld ts u g r i« M r t> :s k e 1»» b a v tanwlng sir, for 1 ismrmhered that this lag M l with us l»r Uk4ii nj reek CONSISTING OF Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Satin, Taffeta,’Voiles, Ginghams, Muslin, Percale, Cre­ tonne, Khaki, Denim, Devonshire, Curtain Scrim and other materials. m u m �SanfordDailyHerald « £ • l" ^ . . rtin u iirc M n, j . n . 4. H . A. * * A f m f b l w R*M :;;:x K aaw a A * * U ra lla a LSW IM SH IP P — a m l i l l M N l i t i f i P k m « 2 » - w i l l r r • p. m . h k a r t lp ll.ii I’tlra la A l r a a r * Dm » r a r _____________ ■ U N a p t h a ------------4 - ------- 5,----- »i^ a o .. sffii I r r r r * la C ity » r t V fa I V H h ..15 0« M W a rU r H rr- P ra la a li • I f r a lit t lt m rr rna a* < aair Af.rra a « la m tk lh k rf r t r » I H a ll* t » t M a i f t fcaawra a a map Ilraflaw, f i l l pa t yarnr, a lw a ra fa ad r*• a r r P "* * "* "' a' f mn -THWa«f T h a A s s o c ia te d P ra a a la •xcluilvtlr n tltla a ll n . not oiharw r *‘n,#d «° '» or th a rw laKa cr.d ____ _i,;(1 and alao tba lo c a l nawa pa haraln. tS S In this connection, it would bo per­ tinent to suggest that, if the le g is -|J: Inturc is to assess a one mill tax to ■ remove tho tick -from privotciy.-owm cd cattle, it should also assess a one mill tax to ' spray the orange trees and otherwlre Improve tho priv'Att? i holdings of citrus growers. The lat­ te r tax would be productive of much more benefit to the state ad a,yrholc nnd would, besides, be far morb just than the cattle-tick j a r , as ;n glance Thc officers and directors of this institution are greateful for your patronage, for yonr ro-operalron, • J * 1• and wc wish, ns best we may, to show our apprecia­ tion by rendering to you a a m ic e th at satisfies. .til Yod esji help us mo$<^ lly In our efforts to as. i l i i r of the vast facilities , ’ slst you by availing Vu Vi j. ag your command. he clt industry wi % e for your friendly words, for your helpful influeare, \ r V y stiu g ’tlm e nnd t no credit by giving it a monicn’ta serious consideration.—Tampa Trib­ une. ------------O ' ■-■ SI'EEI) LIMIT TOO SLOW IN CITY; T COUNTY; STATE. .Peoples Bank. Orlando wili have another golf course according to the Orlando HcnContributing more largely to tho tinel and Carl Dann nnd Dave Rogers normative safety of both pedestrians nnd d riv trs are the guiding spirits in the new T t e f e t e i t e a 30CIATI0N deal. The new course will be nt the of uutomobilos would be n law thifi TICK ERADICATION; tNOT REPORT OF THE UTILITIES COM­ every owner of a enr be forced to old site of Falrvilln nenr the pottery EVASION. MISSION. plant and will be up to dato in every have the brakes of tha auto exam­ pnrtcular. Golf courses are the great­ The Jnurnnl has been n consistent ined nnd mnde perfect semi-monthly. In Sunday's Sentinel was a full LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT est asset to a tourat town nnd to any page statem ent of the Utilities Com­ advocate of tick eradication that will Such a law could bo enforced with town and will eventually bring the mission showing briefly whnt hod eradicate ticks. little effort, while th e'sp eed law is .There la *o much time wasted lit people. difficult to control, and is frequently Thetc Is a bill pending in the house been accomplished since August 25, . . o----------every session of the legislature over 11122, when the city of Orlando took now th a t, Will tax the-whole peoplo unfair. There con rarely be found n GET RID OF MOSQUITOES local bills th at many of the counties over the ownership nnd operation of of Florida one-eighth of the taxes driver who docs not violate the speed they are required to pay, nnd which laws, which vary in every county in the water nnd electric plnnls. and the cities are casting about for The Herald 1a glad to see our ef­ the state, dnd in the majority uf ensbi'j will not eradicate the tick. The Utilities Commission needs ad­ some better form of local self gov­ ficient Sanitary Inspector on the job ditional money and between the lines The Journal is opposed to this bill. is done unintentionally. The law ernment that would nettle local m at­ was made to add safety t o ’bVeryono^ ters without waiting for the legisla­ looking after the places where the tells why it needs it. Those plants It is unnblo to sob wherein the peo­ handling n c a r;'b u t it has Worked ple of Florida should bear the whole ture to theet every two yenrs and then festive mosquito might hide and mul­ belong .to the people of Orlando, nnd self into a condition of unsafety. '*• take up tho valuable tlmo of that tiply. And when Inspector >!oughton the people who serve us as public of­ expense of a measure which actually Take the law as appljed to I’utndte will defeat the very object it purports ficials must, not exactly of choice but comes around he should be m et with body wrangling over local bills that county. There are runs where th ir­ to accomplish. r of necessity, believe in them, nnd the u smile Instead of a frown for hla In the aggregate mean nothing to the The provision.which limits the per­ ty-five miles nn hour arc much softer * leglaltalve body. We have it on our work is difficult enough at the best people, the taxpayers, for the same sonnel of, tho boa id to administer the than seven miles in others; yet offi­ , own county and city and wo spend and ho needa your co-operation nnd reason, must believe in them. Wc nrc not greatly interested in The law tb live stork ‘men only is faulty. cers hove no discriminating power.’ half of our time talking about local help Instead of any knocks. the old accounts of something around whole state is taking up this work Thu people should l>c represented on Through several blocks of. Lemon bills and having our representative $5,000. and 8anford must not bo found want­ this board. The provision thnt pays street six miles, provided th at the come back here to explain nnd talk Rut We nro interested, nnd most the cnttlo owner to collect his cattle enr can be throttled down to thnt about the bills th at should be settled ing. Tho Fort Pierce News snys: by tho local government and never "Freedom from mosquitoes for the vitally, in the number of individual nnd drive,them to the vat and then speed, is nclually more dangerous go to the legislature. Tho Tnmpn past seven months, particularly the accounts nnd the average monthly pays him to drivo them back again is thnn twenty-five miles on River street. Again, there nre several Times says: failure of mosquitoes to be found nf- income. The Utilities Company has questionable. eminences in the city where, if the .1,45(1 electrical nnd .1,274 water acRut tho provision which is worse “Any one who looks over the ter the rains this month, Ihih led many car is merely started , by a slight journals Issued by the senate and to the conclusion that there is less ne­ counts( or a total of 0,7.12, producing thnn any is that which permits n r a t­ push und the engine allowed to run fight n monthly revenue of $15,000. If tle owner in a tone about to be dipped house must bo Impressed by the cessity for the determined idle, before the foot of the hill is amount of time th at Is taken up with against the pest ‘this year. While it Orlando doubles he population by to drive his stock Into another zone reached the speed is double that al­ 1025 and the number nf accounts in­ to nvotd dipping und requires the purely local m atters, that never ought Is true thnt there have been practical­ | lowed by ordinance, and there would crease proportionately the franchise state to pay Jtlm for doing it. Un­ to come within tho purviow of the ly no mosquitoes in the city since Inst be no danger in that speed. To keep legislature nt all; m nttcr that could October, fewer Ibis month than is gen­ nnd plnnts should be worth $.1,000,- der the hill ,n man who wanted to within tho legal speed in those cases bo more efficiently nnd satisfactorily erally truo In May, yet the present 000 ty any individual or concern. avoid dipping may drive his cuttle in­ it is necessary with most cars, to There 1ft no telling what the worth settled by tho people of the various condition cannot 1h> expected to con­ to every one of the 10 zones, one nfdrag the brakes, which makes nearly of the plants will be, or what the localities. If a school district In tinue unless there Is the same vigil­ ter another, as the dipping starts ns groat expense as to appear before earning capacity will be by 1031), nnd have tho »tatc bear tho whole Okpecholwe county wishes to change ance by the people that has been so tlie court. The court knows nnd the First, the plants must have the expertse of his evasion of the "tick its boundary lines It must wait until marked for the past two months. arresting officers know that in the the legislature is In session, and then measure. ’ "A h has been repeatedly pointed equipment, second, the • consumers, eradication", ( majority of ruse* Itoflffb 1IU-m 'IKA'f To -.appeal to it for authority to act. If out, thin section has the mime work to and third, official management. The cntllrmert, ns represented by the fine is unjust, hut there is no there happen to be n division of'senti­ do thnt has been done in n few other get the equipment money is required, i McQueen Chnircs, am reputed to ment, there may be two contenting communities Where the mosii’uito men­ Consumers come wjlh growth and have written this hill to defeat tick option in’ those cases. Reckless driving dors not mean ex­ delegations hot-footing it up to Tnl- ace has In a large measure bene abat­ service. 4 eradication. ceeding the speed limit. At five miles lahassco a t a large expense of time ed. Sanitary measures designed to In ten months the Utilities has To Iholr surprise, it is reported, a driver may be driving recklessly; and money to Imprras tho legislature improve health conditions and a t the taken on KOI new water and light with their peculiar views, .T h c re |B^|,,e timu destroy breeding and bid­ services, set 2,-100 wafer meters and the Coachman interests accepted the hut for tlmt it is seldom nn urrest is should be a general law covering all ing places of mosquitoes have been !|00 electric meters, rc-illuminntcd hill ns worthy of passage. These in­ made, for the plea would 1m> mnde thnt a slow pace was being vmnde. cases of that and similar chnrncter, mont effective. The city is planning a Orange avenue, cleaned the Wnter terests are hacking the measure. It provides that dipping shall start Recklessness may include tho Jrnwempowering the people who arc most definite cumpalgn which includes im­ mains thoroughly, increased tho wa­ Interested to settle them as they wish provement of the ennui or ditch nnd ter pressure from 25 to 40 pounds, j in that portion of Middle Florida j ing up to a curb without signalling;! provided they keep within the law, to the credit-of tho citizens generally icpuin-d .17 breaks in the water where the Consolidated Land Com­ or making u quarter turn in either <snd relieving tho legislature of a splendid co-operation is being given. mains, constructed a new nnd inde­ pany bus large holdings and in n direction without making thu appro­ great burden of business in which it "Certain it is thnt the chances arc pendent electric circuit, laid 12 miles remote section of West Florida, with priate Kignal—of which there nro hut can have no particular interest nnd thnt there will bo fewer mosquitoes in of small water mains, laid a now six­ ull the territory in between infested four which may be learned in one no first-hand knuwledgc. Ordinarily Fort Pierce this year than ever In its teen inch main, set 03 new transform ­ with tick which may roam nt will minute and carried out in one second. Many of the larger cities have no the settlement Is left to the sitting history. That is not sufficient, the ers, set 500 new poles nnd 15 miles int othe dipping zones. member from that district, who Is campaign against the peal should be of electrical extension, but a new Advocates of real tick eradication speed limit—except not to ■block supposed to represent the whl.cn of ab thorough, so systematic thut there power bouse, nnd enlarged the filter should amend this bill so as to mnkc traffic by failure to keep up close hla people, llo dues net always, uu will bo less hero than any other city Isidn. it effective nm| so th at the people to the driver ahead, hut the inability it, and cases huvo been known where in the state." These briefly are the accomplish­ will nut have to hear the entire bur­ to stop in half the length of the car, or even less, is made punishable. Thr­ a “Joker" has been inserted, working ments of (he commission in less than den. to some individual advantage. Thst TI1E SPIRIT THAT HUILDH CITIES a year. All this has required money. Florida needs tick eradication; not one great demand is tho chauffeur must have the car under perfect-con­ could not happen if thu decision were Have faith in your city unfl in what tick eradication evasion. le ft to tba |»cuplc Interested. Florida in entitled to a square deal. trol, and to do this the broken must Nearly two yea re ago about two you own. cGt the plnnts in the best come frequently under inspection. —Jacksonville Journal. “The state should havs a general doaen Titusville business men organ­ possilde condition ho they will be in a --------- ---------------Contrary to general belief, there incorporation law, under which all ised a luncheon club, Once each Week position to earn money. What Jack­ TICK TRICKERY? are fewer accidents throughout tho communities desiring a larger meas­ they would meet at lunch und talk sonville and other cities liavu done country at night thnn during day­ ure of aelf-guvernment should be over their business and the wclfurc Orlundo can do. The commission'll i t -is now asserted that the lick light hours. At that tlmo the driver report looks good nnd we extend con compelled to come. Itahould ho care­ of Titusville. eradication bill occupying the atten­ eon see by the headlight the ap­ fully drawn to cover all possible It wun not very long before this grutulntions.—Orlando Sentinel tion of the legislature originated proach of a car nboilt to emerge from -----1------ n----------points, and once incorporated under luncheon club decided it would he udthe law, the people should Ip left to vantageous to Iwcunic a Rotary club. Washington thinks that direct ac­ with the cattlemen themselves, the u side street upon the jnnin thorough­ govern themselves ^ nd not l>* com­ Accordingly they made application tion is the- only thing to do in the idea being to frame a measure so un- fare, and the driver coming upon the pelled to run to the legislature every for u charter in Rotary Intcrnaionul. case of the Chinese bandits who look fair hjid objectionable th a t it would mnin street will also see tho lights of the oncoming enr. Another factor of time they wanted to pave a street or Rotary officials investigated and prisoners nil thu passengers on a he doomed to defeat. The Tribune does not know that safety for the bight driver is Ihr fact *opcn an alley. For unpeople profess­ train the other day. Direct, action turned them down flat. "Titusville," ing to be ardent lovers of liberty, we they said, "is tun small tu have should he taken and if the bandits arc this is true a n d has no means of prov­ that greater cafo is used by all driv­ delegate a large part of our local Rotary club." not nmrnublc to renson they should ing or-disproving tho allegation. The ers. The rules and regulations regard­ government to a legislature sitting he spanked. Of course such -high­ Tribune does know, however, thnt, if This was discouraging but thu handed proceedings of banditry cbuld the hill IS a scheme of the cattlemen, ing handling of automobiles in. Paintmany miles away. We have the ^ sh ad o w of liberty, but arp somewhat memU-rs of the Titusville luncheon never happen in America unless it it is a good one from (heir standpoint, ka need revision. Lemon street reg­ club were not the kind of men who happened In New York or Chicago because a measure so unjust has lit­ ulations cannot be improved upon, neglectful of the substance." give up a t the first ohslaclo they where the bandits flourish and where tle chance nfodoption; und, on the apparently, since the rulings have H-' * .............. o ■— ■ meet. They kept plugging away, they kill !K>lieeim-iv whenever they other hand, in tho event it should be been enforced, but there are other Aiding the efforts of the I'ure holding their regular meetings and Food Inspectors of Orlando the dairyneed a little practice. Rut fur the passed,: it would he altogether in streets and other jo in ts which are doing those things whlrh Rotary of th st city will install all heathen Chinee to pull stich a stunt favor ef thee attlcmen, because it so radically wrong Ah«t many inno­ ml sanitary equipments clubs are supposed to do. They met without tho permission of Tareniany woul dnot only relieve them of all cent people, strangers especially, nsu of tick eradication but who have h«en living in localities ies afcd will have nothing with great success in their boys work Hall is nothing loss than cont«mp\! best’sanitary conditions and In other undertakings, cn allow them to move their where a funeral pqoo is not insist­ nnd should bo punished accvnllrtj'iy.1 ■a «zjo4«atU nd their dairies all the i 1a St week this Titusville d u b was Ut pf tho pathway ,p f ,,Hw* ed upap, that, the|.eity and. the offi­ presented with a charter in Rotary *dH he thefts of More aqd more ra. and. dodge.'tbqepadicatipu cials aye frequently embarrassed.— H Internationtl ,and the president of ibtoijoW W Aopm. -oi* PqlgQta Nows,/ \ inV ■*-».( h if they so ideslrp,,,i i.ft. National Farm Loan Association 'the Rotary club, W. B. Dobson, In d h ij ftg on i l l mcri , ■-Hf —O'--- rr—rrr, - . I f So,! 1 .either j event, the esteemed I The Herald delivered six times a been formed by tho growers of brief sentence told how they secured th#l vitHpr the " th eft" of VlT auto cattlemen wpuh| ho all right,. n c„ , | Ul cr| roe tfr the *eck for l&e. j KUsimmcce soction and they are the charter! "They told us TltusvllleK hou|t, Tho Ull is so thoroughly in the in­ reparing for a big crop of frulU was too small for a Rotary Club," hu men should take thu law into their terest of the cattlemen th at it even .vegetables for next season. They said, “and we ju st went out and made own hand* and hang every auto provides that, when a rattle owner looking ahead for their loans that Titusville big enough." thief caught. This was the only way dcsiree'to move his cattle out of the Gasoline Gages, Rubber Pedal Pads will need when It comes plantThey had something to do and they in which horse thievery could be way of th e crudicatora, the state shall for Fords did it. *That'* the spirit that builds stopped in the early days and it pay the expense of th at removal! TIRES AND TUI1ES, ALL SIZES, The cattlemen do Dot want tick cities wherever there are cities. Or­ stopped It. A little of this real stuff For Leaa Money Circuit Court is In action again ganisation and co-operation will work on the auto thieves would stop auto eradication. They would prefer that J u d re Perkins on the bench and wonders anywhere. Add to that de­ stealing also. No man can afford to b o measure he passed. But, in tho GENERAL ELECTRIC ’ Attorney Georgo A. IleCottaa termination to jgk and never give have his car stolen and perhaps event ons m ust he passed, they de­ AND flriog line. The court will not up until the obj< desired is arruni- broken all to pieces or left In ths sire one which will relieve them, of EMERSON FANS V as crime U not ram pant in plished and the combination is un- woods to decay or sold into some any expense and also enable them to little county and there will beatable.-—Dayton* journal. northern stale never ta* ho recovered. keep their cattle out of reach. If w 4 W H n ie fUtthg hUTwas framed » for the. court to do. We ^ p jw la y rs art ^ l ^ l cuttlenicn themselves, they Perkins as .this „ G.-W .'Lawton; Bracelet Watch Ex • tie r of auttf l by *«I being about m t f appearance f a r t ; 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. • A m t •/th at 4-24-tfe Tho BernId fa of Sanford FLORIDA Improved t 'lt tn One 20-acro or two tcn-acrc tracts fot sale. Improved lands with all necessary buildings. Save ull commissions by buying direct from owner. No Trouble to Show What-We Have ALSO FINEST BUILDING LOTS ON SANFOItD HEIGHTS ALL ON EASY PAYMENTS G. W. SPENCER .PHONE 400 WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING *'M s n q J5Tg « The Herald Prmthigr Co. and bonds therein. Anyone with Jewels and bonds these days ought to have them In the bank vault with a guard over them day nnd night. ------------o Judge. Jefferson Browno Is not a candidate' for tho Judgeship of , the new 11th judicial circuit. It la re­ freshing sometimes to find the' men in high places refusing to take an­ other position Just because it hap pens to be open. W' u ■ ----------- b --------- - *; •. Old Mexicali come in for* part of the scourging thnt usually rentes to such plsces and a fire In Chilli to wti'f yesterday took fifty lives and caused n loss of two million dollars. Most of. the victims Were caught in cellars miK-^nHan^ 1 . ill ■■■■time lilittViy places that are usually found in such dens where there Is a foreign popu­ lation. ,*ru \1 I\ \ 1" V 'S ' V v \ ✓ * * * » * '+ ve& JG b ui N y a t i ior JUST' KlDS^Tfre Ktjfe i. - *\ T O U R I N G C A R Ws. \ At the lowest price ever made, the Ford Touring Car is even better than before. The one-man top, slantingwindshield, improvedseats. and refined chassis construction hav&won instant admiration. Already the demand for this model . exceeds ourability to meet prompt delivery. In a few weeks we will have to disappoint many who are holdingoff. / *Order now to protect yourself. A small payment down and the bal­ ance in monthly installments. \ Ford price? hav* nevar b**n to lorn • , F trd qualify Aos never been so high m1 B«w b /■ . EDWARD HIGGINS A a th o r la c d r „ A l . I .t a r a la . D r a in War H r m a n . I r a t Ium n r f n l f c r r 1‘a r llr a la r a r a il • s r m l Un- U l l o n l a * n t a .tli M ania J, K. P a t ....... .. . ...... .............. 4300 (!. W . ftlr lln r r .................. 333- W T. >t. S'»s ............ ....... ... II. li. I lr r a ilu n _ .............. .. — 3 1 7 -J A •r r,n t F . o . © . D E T R O IT rnlp >l| It'IyV ' l i t ZK iF . P . R I N E S Better Than Ever Before $•*)y. -1 in , • % �THE SANFORD PAULY HERALD, WED Table of Silk ynrd ........ '.. I'j.Day Sale R a tin e s, 2 yards Im ported f o r ...................*..... Ladies*.Underwear, 111)? lot 2 yards Imported Swiss ................. 5 Hig Hath and Huck Towels, ' Men’s Cheney Silk Tics, for .............. ................. Extra Good Union Suits for,Men, Last Day for ................ . Carr Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon ^■ruine articles, and President Hsron then urged nil of the memI n to toad for themselves the hrtlB la order to find out just what Mr. B aton had in mind nnd was nt■mpting to tell the »lull. ■ lO. ( srr wn* then introduced by president and spoke eloquently B r fifteen minutes on tho subject of Hdursiinn. lie especially stressed B e moral and nligium phase of cdB wi th mid placed great emWiaris on the excellent work being by til,- denominational colleges H f eur country. He showed plainly Bod unmi-t;ik.ddy that these church Bchoels ran tin and are doing n work Bbat esnnot 1. done by stats schools, B k lt, whcrcatin* schools may ■ure far better equipment nnd are In Bwilion to vsi .Llish and maintain ►*ny deparlitie.: . especially in' vo■wtiana1 and hductrlal cJjcatlon, ■Hut the ihutrh self. 1. ui? uuatle to | (®Jey. ><l, by law, tht: state schoilc ■•to prohibited from offi .ing thu rer 7 u* ‘lining and education oasch|iu l to tin- (k-u-lopmcnt of the well I roundel) citizen of a Christian state. | I,r- r " ,r ‘"’pre.'-d uimn tho audirnrr th.- necessity „f the three-fold fpc «f idatmlon, physical, mental H(X.TAI.1BT8 MAY •ad spiritual with tho AHK IMPEACHEMENT | ‘bought H a l i so the last - OF JUSTICE TAFT °*»cd, (he . | , paramount J*P#ftannr - amd that this can host bv.drvi-lnped in the church, or denomlastieaal, colleges. The fortunate members ext* * •Mend the Atlanta Kiwanis g y y 11V ’1 ,n“*l of their ,i i l nn,l program* * , h ,|K‘d Miat »ltoy will g a i ’•Hon und inspiration enough 1 !** gcnorouily wjlh t|1P flub on tTrUrn/ .Tl,w*<ww» oo ladles *• *' ‘ho •» W « I today, and "*«• Jinkms wm ticmufel/ "n 5 Pairs Men’s Sox, f o r ....................... of tho American people. Thqr'efore, "Ho it resolved, by tho National Executive Coimuittoo of the Socialist party, that wo voice our protest against the continunnce of William Howard Tuft in his office, and de­ mand that Cotigii'ss take atop* to ticeuro bin resignation, or impeachment, and, “Hu it further resolved, that copies of thiiu resolution bo nCnt to the press, To William Howard Taft,'m em bers of congress, our nfflinted stale and local organizations and to the labor.unions of tho country.’ Tho committee on resolutions was fnntructe(J..to obtain cp-oj>eration of trades unions and other bodies' in making the demand for Mr, T aft’s impeachment nation-wide in* its scope: ADVERTISING KSSRNT1AI Tho retailer who tries to conduct his business without using space in the dally newspnpors is' working at a disadvantage and cab not hope to build a permanent business organiza­ tion,” Joseph Schmidt, vice presldont of un advertising agency at- Cincin­ nati, told members of n business class nt the University of Cincinnati. "Re­ tailers -should advertise now more than ever before, because competition is becoming kcuner and only the fittest will Survive," Mr. Schmidt said. "The advertising departments of the papers can render substantial ns:: 1stonce to merchants. STATE MARKETING IIVHRAU The celery packing plant of the Sanford Farm ers Exchange cost $110, 000 and Is the moat complete of the kind in the country. The National Motorists Association says that a billion gallons of gasoline wili be wasted in 1323, at a cost of $200,000,000. This through ignorance and carelessness,• Dur ing 1022 the Skinner Machinery Company nt Dunedin made 1382 m m. plete machines, nnd in connection with these Used 073 pulleys, twelve engines, nnd 27f> motors. The’ vari­ ous parts used run into millions. JURY PAN El. HUM MON HU it is understood, on the assumption was directed to summon .it,new panel HY JONES THROWN OUT that he was entitled to the office for reconvening of court Tuesday, until his .•nirreanor had i|uidi(U<d. TALLAHA88KE, May 2:1.—Circuit Judge Hove held, however, thai statu ­ There are approximately 3 Judge R. C. Love Monday refused, tory provisions on the subject did not talkers to the square mile, an when the l .eon rotinly circuit court apply to a discharged official. o fthrm begin with tho words, ci nvened, to recognize a jury panel Tho new sherilf, Frank Ktmitnmire, reminds m e/’ uunmnned by former Sheriff .1. It. Jones, after he had been ordered re­ moved from office by the iioimte. Than m MatturJ Plmtttr Jones, whoso removal was taken on For Couftlfl and Colds, 'Head* Icrommcndnlion of the governor on :hea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism charges growing «»ul of Martin Tu* and All Acne* and Paint hurt’s death, continued to hold office V ALL DRUGGISTS for several days after tho senate’s SSe and 65c, Jars and tubaa action, staying the Jnh until his Hospital »lre, $3.00 si^-ccssor was appolntcd. He acted, In the first verse of the Hilda there are ten words. And a good deal Is told. Legally nowhdnys, to |ell thnt it horse or n pig has been stolen, takes about tho whole space of the Iwok of Genesis. A simple fact smothered In a multitude of words. Frartce spent $84,000.00 for nir ser­ vice in 1022. The 1023 appropriation is $04,000,000 nr more than all (he lest of tho world. France seems to be m aster of tho air situation. The country in command of the air has the world nt it mercy. I-ieuts. O. G. Kelley nnd J. A. MeReady on May 2 piloted an airplane from Hampstead, N. Y. ,to Hon Diego; Cul., In twenty-six hours nnd fifty minutes, tvithout stopping In the MONK MONEY IN NKKOKO 2,700 miles. It was the first trip It is reported that Ihe relief fund across the continent without a slop. Mango-Rrandon districts is not suffi­ That beats’ the birds. * cient to moot th'i emergency. In which Lotteries in most of the South raso It wili bo tiptely for some con­ certed action to ho taken In Plant American countries arc state monop­ City to Increase the fund. Tumpa olies, 'from which the public treas­ has subscribed most of what has uries realise millions of dollororlhdlbeen raised, but cM>s were so badly fighting, cock-fighting nnd horse rncdamaged—in some Instances absolute­ ing are popular sports. Gambling ly ruined by tho recent hail storm — house;' are common. North America that Jl behooves the people In tho bbschall il nut known hut there are more fortunlo sections to rally to the other form s of bail playing. Ram­ assistance of tljo unfortunate.—PJsnt bling is a Latin paasioa.. ' ' 1 ■/ . ' .* ■* — — ■•f •' :t *, City Courier. Thu visible supply of rottnn on tv ANN AM AK lilt 8AYH EEUDUT May T was 1,713,130 bales, c import'd with tf,211,332 holes nt same date In WA8 INCORRECT AND AL­ 1622. It Id feared thnt there will bo LOWED TO STAND. a shortage Itoforo the new crop routes' in, When cotton was plenty the wo-' iUr Tfcr AMM-latrd l’r«-ll BT. MATTHEWS, B. May 23.— men’s eklrta were abort; now that tho Charges th at crop reporting bureau cotton supply is short, the dress­ of department of agriculture arbitra­ makers have decreed long skirts. The| rily added five million ncroa to its pn- world obeys the fashion dictators. timate of cotton harvested in 1321 and that figure* wore lcft4o stand as You*don't1really ‘expert th at you basis of comparUon for eropiri of float diri o^et gdibg'to hare a gasolino flret and this yearw as 'made UXiay( by’.J. hut R you ever do, DON'T throw wa«> S, Wannamakcr, president of Amertr. tu t on 1$. This simply spread* tb i can 'Cotton Association, in ' another lames. U s e 1sand,’ mud, dirt, even statem ent attacking Secretary Wal­ awdust if it Is free from chi|ie.- You lace for faOuro of the lattqfejn ac­ havo got to smother a gasoline fire; knowledge crop forecasts i u B yog can't drown it or heat it out, A month were incorrect , ns alleged by blanket or a robe will often do the Wamiamokor.' trick, and can very well lui Wicriflred for tho car. ' ARREST JA IL DKBAKER AT NOON 20 POUNDS TO A CUSTOMER The Famous Sunset Gold Butter lb. THE KIND WE A U , 1.1KE REST NOW’S THE TIME TO BUY £ MtHiKK 18 8F.Li.ING Dl'lCKS. • more of the Sanford-Bulck >»>« salesman whop U cmnos B them out In quick order, his force have already odd >“*<* rare this manth and *n«re care due to arrive by have Iheir new quartere oh »mio fined up in\ i Uiabe' coming LAKELAND, May 23.—Jam es Mencaly, wanted lit Dothan, A}s., for wing broken jail, was arrested here ooday. y ( ■^ _ • ------— ——------------ ^ TheFT nlWiya trr n t ieom- eao aum ^ There are fewer Peeping Toma In this era of sleeping porches. . -------Chile’s flrft electric railway win be a line *2)1 miles long frum"Hsntlagtv-to Talogantc, . THE STORE WHERE RUANITY AND QUALITY REIO THE HOUSEWIFE’S FRIEND --------- A M . O V EU T H E WOULD �PAGE FOUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1923 We are proud to have furnished the face brick for such an excellent school building*. One ot the finest of its kind and we - are pleased to say that we furnished the Roof­ ing tor this tine building also the Plaster and Stucco. And we congratulate the citizens o f Sanford on the clean and economical methods employed in its erection. r{ j^ A s is x tngenerally K n o w n Impervious impervious Textured face race brick Prick are now un- y J *\n •« • **known ^X »iversally ? v * n u i l j used lirTL'V for all exteriors, as well as fire places, mantels and *♦* ? | panel effected i ~~J"' i f { The face brick in your school building are shipped into every South- t ; -------------i a p p r o v a i. T h e y c o m e in t r X' ern state and have met. with unqualified £ beautiful ranges of color harmony, from : ___ extreme _______ light shades y through the mingled shades of buffs and tans and range into a rich y brown flashed effect. * 1 h - nr-. School. !<■» ; ; ... Frofcfl K 'tw e e n HUH, (* 1<- : ' 5 tM j &n entire block lot. The sch<- l Ii 22 ft. lo u t by 6‘J ft p c n rt^ l ConUina ten r-xisu, l i t k S large offirt! x trulirr j It i t built on the nit f i d having been made fur the fgi tino of nine ro.mi i.i| u When the who-M t rr.-ph nineteen roonu and h m ALMALGAMATED NU-TILE ASPHALT SHINGLES—The H oof in g o f Today—it leasts BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES Will b e tUO pav. ,1 |J* j cwi infide of the l>ui!ding **jt The building U dnigwl) tc the beat accepted timj aehool planning. Whrttw! Ik. available at t.a*or.»l!#‘a hour:* are te ’r.g ba2t k it h!trh. Tic clu* • -tea all d diaaater in ca cf fin tail inatrs weary '- ^ r rlimbitf. Icy any chance fire occur in I Ing the children -«oH w in the windows to the 1 fcut *\x feet below. Hotter ther eliminate the (hum (he boiler to- n hat bcirt) the outride of the buiUhnfcj tolutely fire pn>vf, the 111 The House of Quality and Service ALABAMA «£♦ Corner o f Myrtle Avenue nad Third Street— r---- Sanford, Florida j wtb ’♦ * * * * ( * • * * ♦ ( » *(**p .% ^ «,* v *. > ‘I* * X » ^ -I* -J -!-!* * .Mt , - ." t* - I '* ! * - .* v * l- * - '- - - * * * .* * l- '- '” **‘-******M ' t * 'M' >****-, , * * 'M'* ^ t-* * * ' v w v v v v v v v .. ress FLORIDA PALATKA We qffer our congratulations to Sanford for erect ing this splendid Primary School Building. It i is the high , ost indication of a progressive community. We also take some pride in the fact that we had a part in the work, furnishing the Doors, Sash, Frames, Trim, etc., for this building—and, also for the High The highly train School erected recently. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE and a knowledge of kiln-drying lumber, enables us to zation, together with ience, make us your I taking that requires) give good service and good material. rigid economy. Our large plant, a trained organization of 150 men, i : .1 ji.i Quality Goods Reasonable Prices We arc glad toi line School building . » » Wo will be glad submit detailed sped! ress CONTRACT1 Sanford, Florida PALATKA �PAGE FIVE TUP: SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1923 in the fact that the entire plumbing' of the new school building and the install­ ation of the steam heat sys­ tem was done by us. I 0f n infmvci! concrete. L , fin* exits from the buiM* | «tll n* two ■ilditlonul exit* L toilet*. No disaster coutil K this n houl is recently h:i|>C S o u t h 1’ a r o l i T H ' . Lurior walls of the building |}ridi »nd Hollow tile, fnceil I tirtm colored stucco i t the ■ «ith n belt rnurse, window I f « vrry beautiful rough texL brick of n gulden color which | to have sunshine imprisoned L To carry out the wnrnt coi­ ttvnuke the building of n m and harni'or.ious coloring ill! Iprk on the exterior has been Id with errsm point; (lie ntone Ifedoding the unique owls inpwilcmm. of buttermilk color; L roofing surfacnl with light Lt crushed tile. | Interior of all Has.. rooms, hulls, lure been finished with sanil ■ plaster. I wiling* and walls of all class L kills, etc., hive been finished pand floated" pin ;ter, to avoid l<qkin| wall.". The toilets have ri^rcmn.t wainseots seven feet finished in enamel. All the inS it) Architect SANFORD FLORIDA Only efficient and registered plumbers are in our employ. No job too large or too small, We are plumbing headquarters led tCkailniMsl on r a . r ELTON J. MOUGHTON f | s^otnpai X**>X i - X f * * V v Corner of Oak Avenue and Third Street ---------- Sanford, Florida ♦♦♦ y , v v v v * v 'V V V V V V V * * 4^ * * * * ^ ♦♦♦ <?♦ TO SAY That we had the contract for the Elec ool B u ild in g •f the finest State trical Wiring and Fixtures installed in Sanford’s fine new School Building t the contract for this arded U> us pound of tins organitears of building exper­ il choice in any under1building methods plus We take this opportunity and manner o f tellin g you the pleasure it gave us to furnish*the Lumber and Brick for the new School Building recently erected here in Sanford This fine building is well worth the praise o f the citizens o f ford and the City Substantial can pride' itself upon- having a >ol building like this. < ... koo ^Ih h •* * •( ,r. boon ovta ONLY CERTIFIED ..ELECTRICIANS EMPLOYED BY US Tell Us Your Electrical — ---- Troubles-----1*1 o l d j u i o r i j i o f l 1over yotir plans and ns and estimates. and b u il d e r ‘ •t -' -'i C -O •»-. V . I f �pJWKeQAY, HANFORD'S F IN E NEW Y7W A VTH E Beautll bile It dfleS, then cal the wonderful and texture .of tha less definite things lor refunded. Clear tha m It color. Ulf out the tinea. Remove bl ckheads and pimples. O oee enlarged pc IS. Rebuild facial til* _____ |_______ Make the skin eolt and smooth. J ■ You can obtain regular sires from your OHT« 101 m cqunw, in this favorite toilet counter. 11 If nw. not. w tend with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, lianapohs, Indians, for a trial tuba.. S mvo m eat-rK ,ru*vj and Pi g reau o — ir.a!;o y o u r ow.u Hasp. Five and one-hall lbs. of w aatc.g rcao r, unii tif R e d S e a l L y e and a littio i w e tn r m ake 1U iba. of the - bmar poap you over m o d . 1 Follow direction*! carefully. ■ f N o trouL.'.: o r funs. T ito u sa n j.i of w onv'ii c t » " aaviiv,; a few dallara uvery y e a r by Uling RED Bli/.i f. L y e tu t.o tit'* tw p lcr'U .it w ork in ih t jgi.'no. W rite for booklet oflwilf * ful h ints, Full dirtfclKxw n cuch can. B e s u re and buy • £Only th e genu- ^ r r -;,. 1 InoR K D S B A L p - — — : 7 ** £ m at ^ ;Oeiui/ill 5. >■( », < IT^ELEC TEO iiANFORDMAID' BREAD F IN IS H IN G L IM E E ggs to B e Hatched ik IN THE COURSE duties, telling me what I should eat, wear, and use and what I should buy for my family. I find that there is on the tip o f my tongue a multitude of names the mention o f which will bring from some -shelf nearly everything that I can use in my daily life pnd.in the daily lif£ of my family. • In every instance that name means a yery def­ inite promise and assur­ ance of som ething sub­ stantial and which will make m e feel completely satisfied about having e x c h a n g e my money for i t ing formed by II. Carl l)ann and David Rogers, it was announced yes­ terday. Fart uf the course will bo inside the ni;w city limit*. The company owns n tract of 200 acres which was recently purchased from Harold Bourne and Jas. L. Giles. ■ The golf course will he sur­ rounded by a sub-division which will be restricted tu nice homes, according to thu promoters. Woman suffrage will be unknown at the new golf course, plana have It, — -----Mr. Rogers und Mr. Dann report­ ed sale uf considerublo stock In the company and both declared they I IIKY AUK MADE IN ORLANDO anticipate no difficulty in disposing front- tho licnt materials and properly uf the .remaining purt to be sold. It wus emphasised that*tha golf Installed In Hanford or vicinity, If you in Awnings, IVrrli Curtains or anything of can club course, which tranks-am ong the finest in Iht south^-Orlnndo'Sentinel, . .. . , Wo also make WINDOW HIIADEH i«r» for tin pv.r>- Benson Springs Inn . PRIMARY SCHOOL BUILDING (Continued ffom P egeft) ; Must Have Vitality , At Enterprise Was tcrlor wood 'trim tiT of yellow pine, Threatened by Fire beautifully sanded ond'firtlnhed clear Chicks Nwd Nourishment in Shell— With P ra tt & Lambert varnish.- All Old Eggs Do Not Give Enough -the doors and window*.,are of clear receipts—by ha’ cypres* and are finished to match the By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, Dlrec trim.. The floors havo been power Account with this banks \qr, The School of Agriculture, landed and ore finished with two coats *I'Thtematlonol Correspondence You pay all bills withXHECK, of Lignophol, a preparation which * * ■ Schools, Scranton, Pal penetrates the floors clear to the back thp STUB is a record of payments, of the boards, hardens and preserves la a prime essential In and when returned the indorsed them and preventing "sHVfetghL" latching. Unless the vital* check a RECEIPT. - . The toilet floors are of wtynforccd I the eggs may no^, produce ’concrete/ finished with;a siicc^Sl. Cory, the chicks hatchedfmaj^Tfc Have safetydfor fu n d ^ n d & ncr^jba f/flMDhardener to ptf^wnt thv of l l t % I W » A W ildalinir Aaky of the finished' Mirfnec.' A t r not g e n c r a 1 i y > a f o J j ^ H M ^ your.bi g w iU m js . the vitality/Af c g ^ r a o y ^ K f e ^ f o u r weeks old, and “ffat--. eJfjflMVlaraas and Hurplns^ $1 months old Have Ixtcn known to proe a ting ufswrr ooo.oo, •tfort' Thlt'kjf THaOiavc grown to ma* of U iosanllary type, are scattered turity. Usually the eggs should be about in canvefiieht locations.; ns fresh ns possible when they are The building la hented by steam, s e t sussed a t the date of the issuance of which Is the most satisfactory way to I f eggs have to b e kept for some si)ch certificate In the name of “Ex­ heat buildings in Florida providing time before they nrc set, much of tra. T.lWeod." maximum comfort for the pupils and the success nr the hatching will de­ the minimpm of cost in operation. Also: Tax Certificate No. 1503, pend an the way they are taken care dated the 2nd day of June, A.*D.-1890, The entire building ia spacious, well of Eggs kopt for hatching'should A COMMUNITY DUILpER has filed said certificate in my office lighted and ventilated and byttor built be move)] oj turned nbout each day. and has made application for Tnx than the average building. 'It in bet­ It is usually considered best to keep F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNKR, Cashier Deed to issue in accordance with law. ter finished than many good homes, the small end of the egg pointed down. NORFOLK, Va., May 23.—Const Said certificate embraces the fallow­ Cored for in this way, eggs have been nil materials being of the best. guard vessels left Norfolk and Balti­ ing described property sUuntcd in The cost of the entire building com­ vary satisfactorily kept for fourteen more to take positions off Uio Vir­ Seminole County, Horldn, to-wit: Beg. days and sometimes longer. plete Is nbout f3fi.000, and per school When tho eggs are turned nbout ginia Capes for a game of tag with 10.82 chs. N. and 20.04 chs. W. of SE. room it is the cheapest in cost in Cen­ rum runners, ' ' ,* cor. Sec. 2, Twp. 20 8, Range 30 E. tral or Southern Florida for the cIohh cnch day the yolk retains its natural Run N, 10 chs. W. 10 ch*. S. 10 chs, E. of building, and has cost loss per room position near the center*of tho egg, 10 chs. 10 acres, Tho said land boThe Dally Herald, 15c per week. than many other aehool buildings of but If it in Jeft unturned far any ing assessed a t the dote of tho issu­ length of time tho yolk settles to one Inferior workmanship mid material, ance of such certificate in tho name of side ns shown ip tho accompanying This building Is tha result ot first Mrs. N. G. Foster. the wldo awake, progressive cjtisens illustration, and tha chanccn nrc that Also: Tax Certificate No. 1592, ot> th h conifnnnlty who voted for the such an egg will not hntrh. dated tho 7th day of June, A. D. 1808. Sealed proposals will be received by Eggs for hatching should be kept building and art-mid to the efforts of the City Commission of Sanford, Flor­ has filed said certificate in my office cool and ot n uniform temperature. the local and county hoards, ida, at their office In the City Hnil at and has made application for Tax The plans and apodficatinns were Fifty-five degrees Fahrenheit Is us­ or before 3 p. m. Juno 18, I92il, for the Deed to Issue In accordance with law. ually considered the best temperature. prepared by our local architect, Elton construction of a Dock and Boat Bur­ Said certificate embraces tho follow­ J. Moughton, who also supervised the Eggs exposed tu u higher temperature in, containing tho following approxi­ ing described property situated in you arc bound to como here at least to compare our work construction of the work. It was are liable to sta rt to develop prema­ Seminole County, Florida, ta-wR: mate quantities: turely and may spall. Eggs that are w ith that of others. So why not come now and (settle the built by W. T. Iladlow, of Jackson­ 21000 Cubic yards Hydraulic Sand ville, who Is dun credit in the nmnner question of this shop's supremacy? Fill, * *"• in which he handled the work and of 15300 Lin. Ft. Foundation Piling. The Sooner You Compare Our Vulcanizing the fine workmanship. A good share 1030 Lin, Ft. Creosotcd Fender Pil­ chs. N. 11.82 chs, E. 5,78 chs. to beg. of (lie credit is also due George Janes, 5 aeres. The said land being assessed ing. and prices, the sooner you decide that this is the Hhop where of Jacksonville, who was Mr. Ilndlow's at tho date of tho issuance of such cer­ 20000 Lin. Ft. Palmetto Piling. it is to your best advantage to have it done. superintendent on the Job. Mr. Junes tificate in the name of "Titus H art”. 70000 Pounds Reinforcing Bars. worked hard to give the city a first Unless said certificate shall bo re­ J750 Cubic yards Concrete. class liuildTiig III every respect. 130 (ruble yards Pre-cnst Concrete deemed according to law Tnx Deed will issue thereon on tho 31st day of Anchors. 4-WIDE CARPENTER 11000 ft. B. M. Creosoteii Lumber, May, A. D. 1823. Oak Avenue and Third Street STRIKE IS THREATENED WITNESS my official signature * 3 e ttV « d .\y o B V 025 Lin. Ft. 54" Sower.1 and seal this the 2-1til day of April, A. 1 brick Manhole. PHONB 17■SANFORD, FLORIDA CHICAGO, May 23.—Unless Chi­ I). 1823. 4 Mooring Bltts, exposed for any length of time to a cago contractors and carpenter* ac­ (REAL) E. A. DOUGLASS. 2200 Pounds Cast Iron Pins cede to demands,of workmen und es­ temperature of forty degrees Fahren­ Clerk Circuit Court, 500 ft. B. M. Cypress Lumber. heit usually have their vitulity Im­ tablish u 41.2ft, hourly rnto for enrSeminole County, Fla. 2000 Pounds 3/4 " Bolts.' parled. Eggs exposed t othls tomporpynters after Juno, ^ , a^.qftlon-yfjylo By: A. M. WEEKS, IX. C. 1400 'Pounds *Cust',lri)n‘*lVas!iori). strike of the 400,800 union carpen­ JiturW fiiVj'nny'.TOHifth of tWrtb during . .. . jl' L i ..„ I t1! ** • Proposals to be presented in n seal­ ters Is likely, uilrry Jensen, president cold weather will seldom hatch. All experienced poultryinen Insist ed envelope, endorsed on tho outside: of the carpenter** district council upon the greatest possible vitality in “Bid for Dock and Boat Basil’," San­ here declared Monday, the eggs. Even though un egg mny ford, Florida, and tho nimo of the bid­ Announrement had boon made of advancement to $1.15 from the $1.00 !>e fertile ,it Is not necessary unhatch- der or bidders. Each proposal must be accompanied hourly award of the Kennesaw M. able. To be capable of producing a by a certified check, made payable at chick an egg must not only contain I-andis wait mndo last night. Carsight, to the order of tho City of Sunthe living germ but must have suf­ punters who are free to work or not ford, Florida, for 3 per cent, of the ficient vitality to enable tho chick to under the Landis award will demand amount uf their bid. the $1.25 rate June 1, Jensen said, grow to maturity. Tho successful bidder «■ bidders will UhiinturAl environment Is usually adding that Chicago sets the scale be required to give a bund equal to 5(J the cause of tuck uf vitality in eggs. for the nation. Tin* death of chicks in the shell may per cent, of his or their bid, und such The influence of ad­ do the thing that I be­ T hajlern ld for first class job work. occur at any stage of Incubation, bond to he executed by n surety com­ vertising; is apparent in lieve discriminating peo­ oithpr from natural cause or from un­ pany licensed to do business in’ tho every turn of my daily ple have judged best. natural causes. Lack of knowledge uf State of Florida. Said bond to be how to control thu processes of na­ approved by tho City Commission. life. I find I cannot dis­ They m ea n . conven­ Copies uf tho plans and specifica­ ture in this m atter is responsible for regard it. It is always ience. It is. not neces­ tions may lie seen at the office of the most of the losses. City Manager, or at the office of with 'me, guiding me in sary to describe the Fred- T. Williams, Engineer, Pluns GOLF COURSE TO BE LAID my pleasures and in my thing I want. Even the OFT ON THE Al’OI’KA ROAD wish. , ^Vo specialise >»+ttrr u r a d r lltjtn S. M int u n i Iii u i 111 Id O il. fu il.liln g n* itia t w « uit- o fiM f a t III* '|ir lc * * wi l l p,i> f l u . aa, ll»at3 to ynur order a t u anv ing to you, tspecially on odd site windows. Estim ates given cheerfully, ' y k i n d o f lim e. ii.'.rutl. iiiam , Isn! MAINTAINING THE BALANCE. Suckers , may be born every min­ ute, but enough bootleggers' custo­ mers dia during tho same period to keep the world from being absolutely submerged by Idocy. — Columbia Btato. E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit1Court. Seminole County, FI*. By:.A. U. WEEKS, D. C. Notie* of Application for Tax Deed Under Rcctiop 575 of the General I will receive offer* for the sale of Statutes uf the State of Florida «he (watt* of the Automotive Supply Notice Is hereby- given th at F. L. I'hone 114—20! B. Main Ht. F-onpany, at ray office until Thurs­ Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ day noun, May 24 th. Stock may be cate No. 400,. dated the 5th day of ORLANDO - t. , yjUUlIDA _ m_ J . ie* 1 viewed at any time. Inventory and June, A. p . 1BU. has filed said certi­ terms of sale give* an application. ficate in my office and hMTOdde ap­ “Firat ia Our IJoe" plication for Tax l»o$d la issue In ac-V' q^ HUHKILK MAtNES, things which- * t’h e s e n a m e s — these old friends o f the newspa­ per and magazine pages —mean to me. They mean good taste. For certainly I desire to most intimate articles may be purchased with­ out e m b a r r a s s m e n t since the advertisers have given us handy names. They mean assurance in shopping. There is no indecision. ' Even before I enter the shop I know what I want to buy. And certainly they mean satisfaction. For the advertiser whose product is not good can­ not continue to adver­ tise. The fact that J have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product of quality. , In speaking that namo to the clerk I; know I am asking foie the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sella them. Awning Shop 45-IU Truetee. cordsncc with la w ., Said certificate .(• . ■ _ .. . . SL .‘ (This w as written by a womap) y t i e Banfo^r^Eerald in co-^ope ican Assojiation of Advertising * �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, (Air7,ftfXf 2s, 1928 5 t n q t h e F a m r i y - Will you Just~Glateoo‘ot,Mar now! o h . iM k t t e n c h n c (T H E C iO lN f t W v h o u j .P o p s ! • THE RlOtN* fVC^DGKYJ u P it ^ p * " HEY. HA.'. C one C h e a t HEP.E. QV31CAC A HiNNirl c e r -m iS GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Cards of Sanford's Repot* mbit Professional Hen, each of w hoa, la his chosea pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. You can find me name oi every live Business Man |a Sanford In this Column each day. George A. DeCottes * Classified Ads 1c a word. No taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit arordlngly. Attorney-nt-Law Quick Service^Transfer Over Seminole County Bank NFORD -:- FLORIDA FOR SALE W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate A. P. Connelly & Sons rWUMUkr* 1VOS ’ Phones Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON STEWART The Florist PIIYSICIAN-SURGEON Col Fins Floral Designs Annutl and Ornamental Plants Rooms 200-207-208 Mclsch Building »H Myrtle Are----------- Phone 200-W DR. G. S. SELMAN SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Practice limited to Diseases of Kyc, Ear, Nose and Throst Eyes Examined, Glasses Kitted Meisch Building General Mnrhine and Roller ^ WorliM Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding I hone 62— ' ‘j Cysa Examined Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. J. II. Colrlough FOR RENT I.<cak & Colclough FOR RENT—3 urifurnlshod rooms, at in su rance 44-4tp .Fire—Life—Auto WANTED * experienced. il~iv ANTED—Mult reo scroni Booth; West First street. _ 45-3tp <' v ANJ-E O—Ib st Hct ~ t gency •pen to an;A-l insurance .producer. doors. - ly * « • wM» best of ^ e r o W S l l e v s Glassee Designed Optic! aa-Optnmetriat -S a n fo rd 'F ln rid n 413 Bast F irst S treet Sanford. Fla. MXwSS' *•" .......... .FLORIDA Ann'x FOR RENT—Two 6-room bungalows, one 0 room bungalow.—A. P. Con­ nelly & Sons. 20-tfr t ’OR RENT—Apartm ents nnd garage to parties without children. 320 Oak Ave. Call 260343-fitp FOR RENT—Furnished room, also garage, 411 Park Ave. 45-Ctp FOR RENT—Bed rooms, or Tight housekeeping apartm ent, Mrs. Rob­ erts ,110 Laurel Avenue. 45-3tp FOR RENT—One furnished room apartm ent fo r light housekeeping, 46-4 tc 701'Magnolia Ave. V6lt RENT—Furnished housekeeping . arj bed room*, $3.00 per week.—314 Eqst F ifth Street. 45-3tp 1 nice apartm ent convenience* and well furnished. Cates' building, phone 181 jsfc-r:-- ; 11-Wed-Thr-tfc FOR RENT—Oarege, g o F fU * T 6th _ ttr e c t. 47-3tp bT)R RENT—Furnished rooms wllh light housekeepings—S. K. corner of 11th street and Elm A rc.—M. Sch­ neider. 47-0tp F o n UE nT - A l2-'room hojxe.'nlcely furnished for hoarding. Inquire i l 503 'W eit TMfa iireflt, Mrs. B. A. H * ■*<****> 454 tc Somewhere bctweTn l l *!* * bunc»‘ of kay. o 11 'ftoroed to Herald National Dengue Won Lost New York .. Pittsburg .... St. I/<)tiis .... Chicago ..... Brooklyn .... Cincinnati ,. Boston ........ Philadelphia FIR!?, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE Ural Estate, Loans nnd Insurance Phone |H 10l-S Magnolia Avr, American League Won Lost New York Philadelphia Cleveland ... I'AOLA, Beautiful, healthful and con­ Detroit ....... vention to Hanford, has some rare St. l,oul»'.„. bargains for your inspection: • Washington 5 acres, cleared, on hard road, $1,- Chicago ...... 260.00. Boston ....... B acres, easily cleared, near depot and on railroad, $850.00. Southern Association 25 acres, near church, $1,000.00. ^ t Won Lost 10 bctcs, small house, some citrus New Orleans trees, etc., $850.00. Mobile ......... 10 acres, 5 In grove, 1 In pecans, 8 Nashville room house, furnished, $0,000.00. Chattanooga 18 acres, fine 8 room house, com­ Atlanta pletely furnished, near store and de­ Memphis pot, $0,825.00. Birmingham 20 acres, 8 in grove, 2 fine lake Little Rock fionts, 8 rooms, fine home* furnished complete, water and lights. Worth TAKEN FROM FLOOR I $20,000.00, If taken a t once, $15,000.00 DANCES NEAR 162 HOURS will get It. Must be seen to be ap­ preciated. Term s' YOUNdSTOWN. O , Slay 23,-V at. 18 acres, a f|ne home furnished, Yarnell, attem pting to establish a grovu and all kinds of fruit, poultry, non-stop dancing record, was taken bees and everything, goso for $8,500. from the floor a t a park n e a r1here All the above lands are fine grove by his brother Monday, a fte r he had and fruit lands. Pauls is duo far a danced lfQ'jtours and 50 minutes.,He rapid growth. Get »lij op Jthe ground claims tl££ m arathon championship. floor.—B. T. Tlllef, Taoth. F k . 47-ltc Mrs. Yaraetl le ft the floor Saturday 4* ■*,.-. i B»»ht on 3fia advice of her physrian Dally ,Herald on self a t J o fq qmoke a fte r danQflg 132 hours, said to /b e a House, Mobley’s Drug Store and pew record-for a woman., i, Hunt'e P hirm ocy/jnI 1 ■'■'(tlHlItf Oviedo And the Pepper League Marts off in full force. Money I Money! Money!! Money! Money!! Money!!! ' DcMolay and Brotherhood piny oti the home diamond. In todny's Herald n schedule Is That's the feature tonight ut • thu printed for tliS first half of thu Pep­ Princess. per League. There will he a split seaAnd Katherine MneDumild has thu nun nnd if different teams win the two halves n championship series will lending role. ho played off. * The happy combination of a good In tomorrow’s Herald rosters of tho story, beautiful star and cajmble dlrrtion makes this Katherine's g reat­ .four Pepper League tennis will he published. All players on the rosters est picture. must be under twenty-one years of age to play. Also n good comedy, Seminole Athletics LAKELAND, May 23. — Lake­ land won the second gnmc from Dnytona yesterday. 5 to 4, hy a rousing ninth inning rally. Kowalski, Am­ mons, Cal Stewart, nnd Gaffney sta r­ red nt hat. The score: Daytona .................... 100 200 010—4 Lakeland ...... ............ 100 001 012—6 Sanford’s semi-pro bnsclmll team Is And tonight two familicM will he fast developing Into one of Florida's the invited guests, II. F. W hilner nnd family and F. P. Forster and family fastest. Practice is held every after­ a t Utho will .wvu “ Money! Muncy! ,MuUf>T' noon MM ■M l A Ninth Street ,, „ Park. M»»f without cost, the treat being on the The Seminole Athletic Club a t Mon­ bouse, roe will have another wrestling nnd And tomorrow—Estelle Taylor, boxing exhibition Friday night. KvWalluce Beery, nnd Mae Busch In eiy one who went lant Friday thor­ “Only n Shop Girl” with u two purl oughly enjoyed it and every one is In­ Century comedy full of thrills nnd vited Friday night. laughs. Young I.ondos nnd Collio Diggers And Friday and Saturday Mary will wrestle for the best two out of Miles Minter holds the lionrd in three Friday night nt Monroe. All “ Drums of Fate.” Also International local fans are expecting to see Collio throw lamdos the best two. News ns an added attraction. GIANTS BEAT CARDINALS IN FIRST INNING BROOKLYN, May 23.—Brooklyn went to the top of the serond division hy making it two straight with Cin­ cinnati yesterday. The score wns 9 to 0, all the runs being made In the first four innings. The score: Cincinnati ....... 002 4»<) 000 - 0 7 2 Brooklyn ........... 240 000 OOx—0 14 2 PHILADELPHIA, May 23.—Pillsburgh runted Philadelphia in the sec­ ond gumo of the scries yesterday, 13 to 0, The score: Pittsburgh 020 012 200—13 20 0 Philadelphia .... 010 030 020— 0 13 1 Chicago Boston . STRANGLER LEWIS RETAINS TITLE READ BABE RUTH FINISHES A 15INNING GAME ST. LOUIS, May 23.—St. U ul* took the mid game of the series from.Departs Washington yesterday, 12 to 7. Tho 7:30 a.m. Browns scored four runs after two were out In the third. Jacobson got four hits, one a homo run. . There were 32 hits in the 8l4 Innings. Tho score: Leesburg Branch 103 110 100— 7 14 4 Arrive Departs Washington St. Louis ....... 001 612 OOx—12 18 0 ......... 3:55 p.m. . Zn< liiscr, Hollingsworth, llrlllhart, ----- - 2:45 p.m. and Gharrity; Dunforth, Root, P tyett and Sowreld. Trilby Branch Arrive * CLEVELAND, May 23.—CUjveland defeated Bostmt 3 to 3, Ait a well play­ Departs ed game yesterday. jEhtnko allowed 3:40 p.m. the Italians only six'.h|ts but was very wild. Speaker hif a home run It) the first Inning. The fielding of Burns x—Daily, except Sunday. and O’Neill featured. The score: Boston ...... 000 000 2 0 0 -3 0 1 PEPPER LEAGUE Cleveland 100 001 01x—3 6 1 Khmko and Plclnhh; Uhlo and DcMolay Brotherhood St. A # ^MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 23 — fJ . (Strangler) Lewis, world iheavy­ weight wrestling champion, <'retained his .title/hero last night, throwing Stanislava Zbysiko,' formdr champion, for the only fall of the contest. Seminole Ath. Club ST. PETERSBURG, May 23.—A ninth inning rally which netted four runs, gave Bradentown n 0-4 victory over St. l ’cte Imcu- ycatorilay,- Arnold pinch hitting for\Vllhcm drove In the winning Inllcy with n triple off 01llnger. Thu score: Bradentown ....... ....... 010 001 001—0 St. Pete ...... ............. 030 010 000—4 CHICAGO, May £1.—B»l» Ruth buikc up n great southpaw pitching The Herald for first class job work. duel yesterday between Herb l'emwrk ami Mil Cvcngros, with a home run smash over the right field wall In tho 16th Inning, giving New York a 3 to I victory over Chicago. Dugan was CORRECTED MAY 1, 1923 >4 or base. It wus Ruth's eighth circuit I ' Jrjvo of tho season an enabled tho South Round Yiuikeus to close their first Invasion Arrive Departs 83............ 2;Q0 n.m. . 2:46 o.m. ever made. They won 13 gumca and 2 7 ........ 8:40 |nst one. Yesterday's victory was the 89........... 2:25p.m. 2:16 p.rd. ninth consecutive for thu Icnguq cham­ 85.......... (1:65 p.m. 7:10 p.m. pions nnd the 13th consecutive gumo in which 1'lpp has hit safely. The Northbound igore: * * A rrlvo Departs N. Y. ... 000 100 000 000 002—3 12 0 .... 1:48 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Chic. 000 001 000 000 000—1 4 4 .....11:45 a.m. 12:03 p.m, ; ' Pcnnork nnd Schang; Cvcngros and .... 3:42 p.m. 3:52 p.rft. Grnlmm. ....10:00 p.m. NEW YORK, May 23.—The* Now York Nationals yesterday defeated The score: ip i .000 010—3 12 1 St. I-uuls C00' Oh 1 00x—7 12 0 * Oviedo TAM I!A, May 23.—Ernlo Burko sent Fergus to the mound yesterday afternoon to try his fortunes against tin; Tampa Smokers nnd of course to give Orlando its eleventh consecutive win. Fergus did practically nil that ho was supposed to do, for the Burkemen threw out the Inst Smoker in tho ninth with the score standing, 8 to 1 against tho Tampans. Tho score: Orlando ....................... 030 000 230—8 Tampa ........................ 000 010 000—1 First game tomorrow! SCHEDULE FOR FIRST HALF KIDNEY TROUBLE BECOMES ' SERIOUS ^Suffered with severe headache, backache and pains in my legs and under my shoulder blade. My kidneys and bladder went in bad condition, 1 was weak and nervous and felt tired and worn o u t Walking made me skort of breath. Every morning my face and hands were bloated. Medi­ cine failed tu help my condition and R. I.. SHIPP, Editor YESTERDAY'^ RESULTS Florida State; league At Tampa 1, O rlando'8. < At St. Feto 4, Bradentown C. At Lakeland 5, Daytona 4. National League FARMERS— You can get seed bad Chicago 8, Boston 2. fra m ri and irrigation plugs a t the Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn t>. If we plesse yoa, tell others; If not, FRED R. WILSON Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tie Pittsburgh 13, Philadelphia 0. tell ns. Fhoae 498 St. Louis 3, New York 7. FOR SALE— Foster and Clays' paints ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and varnishes s t Sanford Novelty SANFORD NOVELTY F irst National Bank Building Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc American League SANFORD FLORIDA M ill SA LE— Rhode Island eggs fur Boston 2, Cleveland 3. WORKS Philadelphia 3, Detroit I. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. V. C. COLLER, PropNew York 3, Chicago l (15 Innings) Ellsworth, Benrdnll Avenue, San­ ELTON J. MOUGHTON ford. Washington 7, St, Louis 12. 83-tfp General Shop and Mill ARCHITECT BEAU l-’UL LAKE MARY Invites Work Southern Association you. ftlgh elevation, pure drinking CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Chattanooga 2, A tlanta 1. FLORIDA water. Good term s on n few cottages Mobile 3-2, Memphis 2-1. 117 Ommrrrisl Street—Sanford, Fla. os homes or Investment. $800, $1,400, New Orleans 2, Little Rock 5. $1,G00, $2,300,—I*nko Mary Realty Co. Nashville 6, Birmingham 5 (dark Mary, Florida. 6-4-tfc CHELLE MAINES Lake nuas.) B. W. HERNDON FOR ' HALE—2-ton Federal truck, I LAWYER -:. good for logging purposes, first HOW THEY STAND INSURANCE AGENCY • :— Court House clans condition. Cheap for cash. 1IRE------- AUTO-------- BONDS ton Republic trurk, cheap, excellent Florida S late League condition. Addrr*a-**K” P. O. Box 31, 11V t, K . H a W W F t t . .......... . W i t ' Orlando ......... .7.10 S. O' Sh'iiifioistr FOR SALE—Lnrgu motor boat, event | Lakeland ........ .583 DENTIST convenience, four cylinder motor, in Tampa ............ ■157 Contractor and Ruilder New Mr**eh Building remarkably good condition. Will con- Bradentown .... 447 Sanford, Florida sider any offur—L. II. Connelly. 30-tfc Daytona ......... ,405 MNFOKI) ,378 FOR , S A L E -S IX ROOM HOUSE St. Petersburg Storage Facilities BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING Oviedo Branch Arrlvo L—. 7:45 p.m. . May" 29 ' June ID July 10 000 Oil 010—3 7 0 031 010 OQx - 4 9 H arris, Heimach and Ikirkios, Dause and Hauler. Philadelphia HERALD O’K EEFE STATE DEPUTY K. July 3 i JACKSONVl � 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 23, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 23, 1923. 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I 1 % ! >*»fcSr.r r— k £ ^ M ^ v u i^ d v m- m m '" ~ I:, t L. . . . I L> •.* 1 •V IN THEC-HESRT OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION­ . IvOlfUMB V f* ■ . ti • MM'** " , i.l 7 '■• ’ 1 **'1'* ’ ' • S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , M AY 22* 1923 T\+ 4^ ■.i'-.tepT? - - rtM J i iti ----------------- ' ’* M '__________________ N U M B E R 46 . . . i COMMENC! sw a iesejT TO ■ .T I t jf — HH i RAT LEAST NO WO r B H A S b e e n K F T im N E O A B O U T A" t h e ir d e a t h . [OOPS WITHDRAW TREATY IS DRAFTED SPAIN AND U.S. » *±4 " IS Bandit* Demanded an d N ear- WOULD SUPPLANT OLD TREATY cst Soldiers are Six M iles * OF COMMERCE. * Distant (Dr Tfcr A— dates I'rtaa) T o m INl o i n *** ,TvU Sanford Municipal Band will i g h - a n d T rnder-thrtr -reguiar concert- tonightIp .Central Park. The following pro­ gram will be rendered: • ,. » M*rch—Woldmcrc..... -^...F., H. lxawy The Commencement Week at tho Sanford schools will begin Thursday Selections from Martha.....V. Fhd<>w night and the following is the program for th e ^ ra k : Baritone Solo—There is Silver Jin . Thursday night—Mrs. Munson’s Musical Recital at, the High School Aud­ Your Hair >........^...^..—0, Bennett itorium at R:15 o’clock. , . : n. * ■ Patrol of the Dutch......... .‘H. Rcatorff Friday night—Junior-Senior Banquet at Valdes Hotel a t 8 o'clock. Intermission , . Sunday morning—Baccalaureate Sermon at High School at 12, o’clock by Waltxes—Moonlight on the Hud. Dr. King. :• . . • , .. ' {■ spn A. Hermann Tuesday night nt 8 o’clock—Alumni naqquet a t thb Parish House. Characteristic Parade of thV Wood­ Monday Afternoon at 3:30 at High School—Class Day Exercises. en Soldiers .........' U on Jssael . Monday Afternoon at R:30-rMsy Pageant and Commencement of the 'Popular Song* ><. Grammar School at the School House. • * (a) Fate .^.......-............ Byron Gay Monday night at 8:30—Graduatlop exercises of the High-School s t the (b) I’m Just Wild About Harry. IL 8. Auditorium. Address by Dr. # .......... Sls*lo & Blake Overture—A Trinco Thert Wns .Btrg Star Spangled Banner ,/<• \ l Busy-Week Witiv Grammar Schools COMWtTNICAWN SOCIALIST PARTY CUTTING WITH KARGATH CAUBES CONSTERNATION IN CONVENTION HONORS MEXICO IN CITY OF ATHENS WOULD ASK UNITED STATES TO RECOGNIZE • MEXICO. And Brings Subject of Turk and Greek War Right up to (he * Peace Committee . , IBr Tfce «• (llv Tfcf A am bilH rreM l . ATHENS, May 22—Turkish troops NEW Y.ORK, Msy 22.—The 8oclslare reported to have blown up the 1st party in annunl convention today bridge over tho Maritxa river con. adopted a resolution demanding the ncctlng Adrlanoplo and Karagath. United States to recognise tho pres­ The newt caused consternation here. ent government in Mexico, Amnesty for “political prisoners’* now In fed­ LAUSANNE, May $2.—If Turkey eral prisons • was- demanded in an* insists on war to settle the question other resolution. The resolution also of tho IndrnJjnltios, ah#, claims is duo deplored what described as “persecu­ from Greece, then Greece will accept tion of Upton Sinclair and demanded the gage of battle, M. Alexandria, the repeal of criminal synrlcallsm law in Greek Foreign Minister told the for­ ttvi Califdrnla. * < eign correspondent last night. With Hold-Up Man and Woman Barracaded in The Greek delegates, he added, will ; Their Room SHOULD COUNTY TAX BE UN­ bo‘ withdrawn from the Near East [government In an effort to obtain the CONSTITUTIONAL TO GO TO . Conference this week, If Turkey per­ I release of foreigners held by bandits (H r Tfcr A rw la trd Prvwat GENERAL FUND sists In her reparations demands. . JERSEY CITY, May 22.—Two policemen were shot to death and two in the Shantung mountain stronghold. Tho Turks have given no indica­ The conditions under which several others seriously wounded today in a gun battle whon they tried to arrest (nr The AuMftalrS PrH»t tion of an intention to recede from TALLAHASSEE, May 22.—The I foreign captives held a t the summit Frank Sayes, holdup suspect at *hia tesidenco. Sayes and n woman com­ the reparation demands, and M. Alex- . I of paotiuku mountain are described panion wore finally caught by police reserves after being taken from tho sonato moved to / protect tho throe andrls declared that Greece waa re­ cent gasoline tax measure when . In I si terrible. house by gas bomljs. . , • solved not to pay one cent of Indemn­ concurring In the house amendments IN PRESBYTERY AND REQUEST ity ‘ brought Increased peslmlsm In WASHINGTON. May 22.—PcsJERSEY CITY, May 22.—Dotcctivo Sergeant Black and Patrolman It Inserted a clauao providing should FROM FLORIDA TURNBI) % conference circles. I iiraistic reports were received yes- YOUNG IN POLITIC8 BUT Ware wero killed outright and Liout. Hhrry Otos and Defective Walton wore one cent tax to be distributed among DOWN Tho Greek foreign minister de­ terdsy from American officials in wounded when six officers went to Ihc house to arrest Sayes In connection tho counties bo declared unconstitu­ nied that he had come to Lausanne STRONG WITH MAJORITY China, as to the probability of sucwith a recent holdup in which nlno thousand dollars wero stolen .from the tional it would revert to tfce general < n r T fcf ' A » w f t « M in tho bellicose mood, but said that OF PEOPLE. MONTREAT, iL C., May 22.—Dis­ tho Greek army had been reorganised i Chinese government and bandit leadpublic sqrvlco corporation. Says saw them coming and opened fire from a revenue fund and tho remainder of approval was stamped today on the since the overthrow of Constantin­ j era for the release of Americana and . rear window. JValton dropped. Otis, Black and Ware rushed the building tho act would not bo Involved. ( D r I k e A a o o e la tM P r e n ) overture of tho Preabytory of St. ople and was now fully equipped and other foreign hostages held by tho LONDON, May 22.—Stanley Bald­ and gained entrance. After they had been Inside a rnlnuta or so there was Johns, Florida, asking that at least armed and ablo t6 take care of ItaeU. Wtgands. Asa a result, concern wna win U Great Britaina new ^rim e min­ a volley from tho second floor. Two officers who gained entrance found SENATE REFUSES TO nno woman ,be placed on each execu­ . “I think,” ho said, “If tho w ont felt in government circles, but the ister. Hc«acccpted the premiership Otis, Black and Ware, the Intter two dcod and lying outside tho door of SANCTION THE BILL TO tive committee in majority report of oomos, to the w ont tho Greek army state department was no t swayed offered him this afternoon by King Ssye’s bedroom. The reserves were called and succeeded in routing Snyes UNMASK THE K. K. K. standing committee on bills and over­ will bo able to defend Its position.”, from the conviction that the only George. . and the woman. _ tures prepared for general assembly practicable means of dealing with the Baldwin’s 'period of politics! ex­ M. Alexandria added he would like TALLAHASSEE, Msy 22. — An liiteation was through the Peking dip- perience la one oT shortest among the anti- Ku Klux Klan measure applies* of Southam.PrcahyterUu church here the American people to realise (he llomatic council. • British statesmen who have attained ble only to Escambia countqy, drawn While no announcement was made It Greek position, simply that although So far a* could btf learned no move this goal of their ambitions as it is by Senator Stokes along Identical was expected the minority statement Grccca would be reasonably Justified was afoot to Intervene from Wash- only within the last few years that lines ofn fctnto-wldo measure Intro­ requesting places for women on the In reopening the war with Turkey, | btgton In Minister Schurman’s ef­ ho has been prominent in ‘ politics, duced by Senator Russell, came un­ cxccutivo committees would bo sub­ she had ignored tho grounds because forts, inasmuch as his diplomatic and only last few months become nt obtrusively to tho floor of tho senato mitted. Tho overture ha* boon con­ she was sincerely desirous at peara. colleagues were working to bring all a commanding figure. The solu­ The Turks and Greeks signed a yesterday and In the same manner sidered by the commissioners ns one hbout the release of the captives un­ tion of the promeirahlp problem thus was killed 1? to 7. Not a word waa of the must important of the session. separate agreement on tha exchange harmed. It wns made plain that the suddenly thrust upon the country is spoken concerning tho bill aside from San Antonio, Tex., waa scloctod for of populations, Which stipulated that Wsahington government was relying regarded as unquestionably a keen Foreign Plan Remains Matter o f Discussion Here tho customary reading by tho. Ev­ tho next general assembly. it should be In operative before May on Its representatives on the scene tp disappointment to Lord Curxon, who J, yet tho Turks havo sent a number erybody displayed poker faces and and in Europe consider every angle of tho admit­ two days ago was regarded almost newspapermen read it again to sec Lyman Damon Suicided, bf refugees during the Lausanne contedly delicate situation and And the if they were mistaken in their Inter­ Rem ains Sent to Home fercnco. certain to succeed Bonar lew . I n r Tkf A iM ftalrt P w « l aost hopeful course to pursue. The pretation of it. Tho measure would has steadily Increasing trade relations WASHINGTON, May 22.—The fedposition is taken hore that any other havo made it unlawful for anyono to In Harmony, Ind., Today Presbyterians to PASS HARRIS BILL with tho United Statos. ’ . course might be fraught with ex­ oral reserve board's advisory council - TO TIGHTEN BAR ON _ These trade requirements It was appear masked on tho streets or al­ treme danger to the captives. at lt» regular quarterly meeting yes­ Remain as Members leys of Escambia county axomptlng, Bricklayer Killed Himself Hunday Af­ . LABOR RECRUITERS Dispatches from Consul Davia and terday sidetracked subjects of credit generally held, should have their of course, masquerndora. Mr. Rus­ ternoon Near French Avenue of Church Council Major Philoun, relayed by the Peking and general economic conditions for a banking facilities satisfied. sell's bill Is still on the calendar TALLAHASSEE, May 22.—The There was Intermittent discussion with no Interest being mnrtlfcstcd legation, expressed the opinion that discussion of whether federal reserve A brick layer named Lymon Damon the negotiations with tho briganda house passed yesterday 32 to 24 a banking activities should be extended of the credit situation obtaining thruMO ^ n ^ N - V - ^ r y - U D e of Harmony, Indiana, killed himself In it. . bill by Kcpreacntative Harris design­ out the country, and of tho general would l>e futilo unlcs 'there was at to foreign lands. Indications wore clilun to remain In the Federal CounSunday night by shooting himself least unofficial foreign intervention ed to protect tho employer of farm that the session would be devoid of condition but nothing of*a tangible HOUSE WOULD HAVE ell of Churches of ChrUt In America, with a revolver, tho first shot taking la the rnnvcrsations. They reported laborers from a disorganisation of conclusions and that tho discussions nature wa* said to have resulted. The paying |7f>0 of the organliatlon’a ex­ effect In hi* heart and killing him TUITION IMPOSED that lloy Anderson, an American of his force. Representatives Weeks would rontlnuu today. • Applications reserve ^>o*rd will receive from the ON NON-RESIDENTS Instantly. He hsd a room by himself penses, bdt strcsalng the.doctrine of said it was a return to chattel bar-' long residence in China, with personcouncil today the regular quarterly in a small - house naaj French avenue remaining out of, political ma|t»ra, Representative McNeill pf the Boston and Atlanta reserve ri acquaintance with some of, the gaining. statement from the council members banks for permission to place agen­ and the neighbors hearing the shot and copslderation of changes in the TALLAHASSEE, May 22—A com­ bandits, had volunteered to Join with gave notice that he would ask for a cies in Havana, ponding for somo on conditions In their district. we tit to his home and found the body. book of church order werp the chief mittee substitute for a measure by the Chinese authorities in new ef­ reconsideration. tlmo before the board, have opened up No reason is assigned for the deed by developments of today’s sessions of Representative Gotson providing that The measure would provide that forts to read) an arrangement, pro­ the broader question as to whether a tuition shall bo paid by non-resi­ those who knew him. Dtmon had tho general assembly pf |ha South­ vided he was clothed with full powers an omployor or a labor rocritcr be­ the precedent that would bo establish­ DEATH LIST IN dent school children was passed by been living here about eleven months ern Presbyterian Church. fore he shall aoljcit labor in other to act by the Chinese government. The aS^k»n of the assembly favor­ ed by favorable action on either would SCHOOL HOUSE tho houso yosterday. The measure and was about 38 yean of age. Larking sue ha development It was tha nhis resident county must regis­ be proper, . It was mode clear that ing the retention of Its membership would provide that a tuition of not Tho remains were prepared for FIRE TOTALS 77 less that} $4 a month be paid for non­ burial by T. J. Miller A Son and will In the the opinion o fthe American observ­ ter with tho sheriff of tho visited the council- members were not con­ council came after the com­ county his name and purposes. Ho ers that there remains only a resort mittee on foreign correspondence cerned with the merits of tho two ap­ resident pupils .of graded schools and be sent, to the homo of the doceased to direct negotiations by the foreign must repiataf what laborers he ox- plications which have caused, s near COLUMBIA, S.. C., May 22.—Help not less than |C a month for high at Harmony, Indiana, this afternoon. minority report, favoring Immediate governments, presumably through the pccta to get and where he expects controversy and that tho discussion at thq people of the United States In school students. ''The tourist centers separation, and several amendments agency of the diplomatic council and to take them. Ho then cannot enter dealt entirely with the subject in the caring for tho newly made widow* of the state would be affected mostly tind substitute* had bran voted down. upon the premises of any employer the brigands leaders, a ‘situation and orphan children, whose husband* .by the bill, where, according to pro­ Every Presbyterian Criticism of what was termed Inter­ abstract sense. The state department which the Peking diplomats have to sollc'it laborers thereon unless ho already was given its approval to the and parents were among tho seventy- ponents of the measure the home Minister and Member ference of the Catholic . church In obtains the permission of the owner. thus far sought to avoid. seven victlpis of tho Cleveland school affaire, mention of the Ku Klux project of establishing an agency in children are crowded out In the win­ and All Students state At the state department, It was Should he flnaUy engage any Ikboter Cuba, Indicating tta belief that such house fire last Thursday, waa askod Klan and charges that the council In ter time when the tourists coma be­ fmpha.ited that tho immediate ques­ he must register such laborer with an extension might aid in bringing yesterday by Camden, which has as­ cause of lifadoquate facilities. Washington is maintaining a lobby tion of obtaining the rtlcaie of the tho sheriff, stating not only where about closer relations between tho sumed tho burden of providing for the Sign Total Abatenefcre Pledge win In behalf of proteatant churches In­ Representative Taylor of High­ captives and the future protection of the laborer is to be taken but he must Haya.Brypn terested In the enactment and ,n * H seemed, however, Aricken, tgro countries, lands, opposed the bill, declaring that foreigners in China against similar name the members of the family that that some of the council members foreement of civil laws figured In the Gov. Tho*. G. McLeod, immediate­ tha question should be left to the In­ IK rT U nraralatM Pvrae) * outrages hereafter are regarded as plan to accompany him. heated debate. feared that a precedent would- be ly upon the receipt of a telegram dividual counties to decide. Repre­ INDIANAPOLIS, May 22.—WU Mr. Harris in support of his bill Jhtince and separate problems. Of­ established in granting an application from the Rod Cross advisory commit­ sentative MacKenile .of Lake, point­ Ham Jenlnga Bryan today won his q “The only safety to protestantUm ficials have no doubt that means can said there were men who made it a for a Cuban agency that could not but tee at Camden that ouUide assistance t . E. Vr. * c ed out that that was a thing that light for demand that every Presby­ in America, docla be found to make Chios more secure business of disrupting thp laborers apply to branch requests in other - v ai. “ la to Corkle, Rockledge framers of the measure wanted to wag needed,' issued an appeal to the terian minister, church official, m the future, , although they would of West Florida farmers and that the tgtoh •Wfcshttg have an, prganl*atget .away from. When one eounty cwpitry' at-large for funds tp<pnnri4ej foreign countries. church member and faculty and sta giw no inkling pf (he steps by which laborers, mostly irresponsible negroes st tW > ra* t ’ permanently forWi least«four widows charged a tuftkm,' hdi »«ald, •oj rival dents t of denominational schools to *• *et .¥• * Moat of Ike council members, aa that result would be accomplished. J ran away leaving unpaid bills at the •r‘i i r H a rm ,J grid unscrupulous tarci*chUdren, rsbbod oC thcijri county w op* 'Immediately fcdrarUae sign total abstenence pledge. Effort dividual* i h i bankbratmthe«aolvea, and '■ui)TuqinT,rm., commissary. ' # *nilF •free school^1 In <ait nffurt to get more wmne ef support by the anhpfi house wars represented as dppoaing Um.poL. to limit pledge signing t« | xtyWjhl, HONGKONO. May *iC«lerie«i of-* tfBgpAy. ’ Contributions, *i be added, “ ' a f j tM1 tmiriat patronage. Hi members and students was rejected^ 1 a|ao ,Wo%' *•• -----------T T J u ^ l , fleial quarter* have b r a n u ^ b le to toirm^r Deputy Sheriff ' ky, because they . bellowed i t u would vation of WprotestBnt ,churt:ha« In ^ : M .'x i i Hi, 1 m• 4»l . should be rant to the American .Rod -,L’ by the «em>sal assembly.. ' *>j • obtain any condonation of reports Granted Continuance - constitute extension of government In reply to this contention, J. Bcompetition to .private banks and Cross, which has undertaken to man- LIMIT CANDIDATE that the American gunboat Pam pan­ Hawtelle, Woeofl Tea., who hoa<* * FEE IN FLORIDA . o f Cases U ntil Fail would embark the reserve board on a ago the relief program. • gs had been fired on by soldiers be­ Florida Legri filature minority comrnltUkmsn, asserted policy the end of which could not bo The telegram to the governor from low Wuchow. . council Is co-operating with (By Tfce Sw M talrt Pww) „ . TALLAHASSEE., May, 82^-Tbe N ot Mer 8T. AUGUSTINE. May 22^-For- forasefn. A* official* of tho govern­ the advisory committee declared that House Saturday passed a bill by ItepCatholics and 4a in the “clutchee w lia Jd a y U MpecUd herr ment, however, tbeir attitude general­ previous* estimates of the needs af Congress on mfr Deputy Sheriff 8abate, his sop ly Rwaa favorable H J said B f i to.. have p been H ___ _ . to the community, whore scarcely a home rerantatlve Merchant, which would The report that a British gun-boat Hebert, and Robert Andrsu entered H than to spared the .loss of ax least one of amend the statutes to limit to ona T*1 *tUck*d. by and had return- temporary pleas of not guilty when m large degree to the proposal for an per cent of the annual salary or In•fl ft,, 0f Cantonese soldiers U arraigned os indictment charging *gf|WT In G»ha, which baa steadily ft* occupants, had bran greatly un­ legislature will not m* moral lie Con- attempting to without foundation. conspiracy to vioiata the prohibition irCvtasing trade relations, with the derestimated. The program of relief grata tor protection agalaat whiskey ington governw contemplated, the governor waa in­ „ •; law. They were granted continuance United SUtM. u . The maximum fw smugglers, the raoete to^tay falling cil,” ha declared. formed, would result in every The number of iaullectuai. grp* These trade requirement* It tfea until next term of court, because of te concur In the house resolution with — ;— 7 T * w** sold to have been far-, securing an education and in V' t , H ,tH,t ^ r e m enough the absence of their attorney, Sena- generally w n . ui ~ that raffet. The rraolv j s l people to make the 'WOltfl IfileK 'toT IfcW U Iam s, ~wSo*Ta attending oroide 16 a U rg ed * * r ‘ eating. ate on a split l o t h . . n«i i,*7! — k <oc ,5 * , ' rural t o t an agency in Cuba, which owa. legislature session. ' ■ y:f. • r / !»-■<—**■»■ *■»*■-»— **-»>—** —. -.K a r a te WASHINGTON, May 22.—Draft in , Tk» *— - ‘•'r* »*!7—». „ SHANGHAI. May hour* of .a new trpaty of pmlty and com­ I for Suthow bandits has passed and merce between tho United States and _announcement has been received Spain has beon forwarded by the I from the brigand stronghold of pny atate department to Alexander P. I execution*. Tho government troops oorc, American ambassador at lire withdrawing as bandits dema* adrid, to bo negotiated by him with Ifd. The ncarcast soldiers to the bnriSpanish government. The proposed Idit stronghold now is si* miloS Uty convention 'would supplant the old lUnt. treaty of commerce, which was de­ TIENTSEN, May 22.—la te st ,sorv- nounced by Madrid government No­ vember last year at which time notice Ikei from Thaochwang confirmed the I complete deadlock reported in, tho was given tho. United States that . , I negotiations conducted by the Peking within a year. n TWO POUCEMEN WERE KILLED AND SEVERAL WERE* WOUNDED SENATE MOVED IN GUN BATTLE IN JERSEY CITY TO PROTECT NEW GAS TAX ;f$ NO WOMEN ARE WANTED ONCOMMITTEE BALDWIN IS NEW PREMIER OF OLD ENGLAND ffiE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD1 ADVISORY COUNCIL PUTS OFF SUBJECT OF CREDIT IN MEETING Win * i m ..d T» A j i •9 j•1 w/ - ijCl 3 �l& FRBD DAIGBR, Society Editor KTv **Phone Z17-W • riago of their' daughter, Beatrice Alee, to Mr. (paries Arthur Ander­ son, Jr. The wadding to take place at the First Bspllst church, June 12th. 5 right glad to get away from that neighborhood .without any trouble. Slaughter will be tried at tho next session of the Circuit Court. RBCtTAL 'The'song numbers for recital in the The HeraJd delivered six times a High School auditorium, Thursday Ii. F. Wheeler, the efficient coun­ week for lBe.’,’ ' evening, May 24th, will Include: ty commissioner from Ovcido was in tho city, today on business.' Ttcstless River—Gcrjnan. RESOLUTIONS FOR A. P. CONNELLY Ah, LoVc But a Day—Mrs, H. II. A. • SOCLAL CALENDAR Ed RameNe one of the busy , busi­ ikach. • The following resolutions were liicharn (Nothing Matters—Manna ness men of the Ovcido section was "Mohday—Sanford Chora! Society will among the visitors to the city today. 1 of Governors on meet ht Parish House at H p. m. retiring President A. P. Connelly: Prologue from Pkgllscci—Lconcar !). Tuesday—Mrs. Fred Wnlsma will enWHERE A.41 A. P. Connelly has ;V tertain the members of the Tuesday alio. • . • concluded a year of strenuous service , . Duplicate Bridge Club at her auartBarcarole (Talcs of Holfnjdn)—O f ad President of the Sanford Chamber 1 menu a t 3r00 p. m. n finback. i ‘ Tucsfay—‘Flay "That Twelve Pound Piano rejections from Chopin, Menthe able* c fforlii he has TlelBFoTm,’ Orrlg, Rubensteln, 8tephen , Wj R. Wkbfldji of tho e # d ^ ’ih d the i e a l h c W d M a y Emory, Beethoven, Engelmann, God­ ................(ratismutdl ............... 'to .......hjU Vco-worl^fti iving Co,, of Jackson- e4’aiUI Wcdrlcadjiy—Iitqrnture <H Department ard, Hsllen, Hchplt, Kniil»ki.JdlML.- -vlllo. ware in thoielty today hhve'b evn-Tcg ^ iisIMu n*f i ful record of real accomplishments of —Incels atTkriwi House at 3:30 p, m. on tho local printing trade. AUXILIARY MEETING thc Chamber during ' the past fiscal Thursds^—Commoncemcnt recital by There will be*n meeting of Colonel year, and, ■*«. • pils of Mrs. Fannie’Munson nt Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary 'No. 3, WHEREAS: the ’’ accomplishments ; High 8chpo) Auditorium. U. 8. W. V., Tuesday afternoon, M a y ^ hJt friends, Mr. and ~M«. E. M of the Chamber under his guidance 22, at four o’clock at the court house. as president, in iurti, have resulted in Carl School an'd party motored to All officers having rituals will please a pronounced development of Sanford Kissimmee yesterday afternoon. bring them to thc meeting and badges H on.'Forest Lake is homo from along, all lines, therefore, . must he worn. The password will be Tallahassee to attend to business BE IT RESOLVED: that the Board Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell and party mo­ given those members to whom It has and also to confer with the peoplo of Govcmon o f the Sanford Chamber tored to Orlando yesterday where they not yet been given. Flans will lx> about sovoral measures. of Commerce ho recorded as being spent the day. made for putting on the floor work deeply appreciative of all that has nnd from now on tho meetings will be Charles Haag, who has been con­ been done by their former president, J. D. Evers, of Boston, Mass., who held regularly once n month nnd Con­ nected with tho 11(11 Lumber Company that Kis work in the serxi^c of San­ is In Hastings on business, spent thc ducted In Compliance with instructions for several months left Sunday fqy ford has proven him to be imbued from national headquarters. week end here with friends. West Palm Beach where he has ac-l with' the highest civic pride, and that LOU SMITH TERHEUN, Pros. cepted a responsible position with one oppropriata resolutions to this offset of tho largest lumber concerns In thc be presented to him, spread upon the Floyd Wallaco and Mr. Hollander, MARION F. BALLARD, See. , of Clearwater, motored oyer to Han­ ChurchwoU’a have an advertiso- state. Mrs. Hang will join him in a minutes bf the Chamber of Commerce few weeks. • ford yesterday and spont thc day hero and published in tho Dally Herald. CARD OF THANKS with friends. • R. J. HOLLY, To the friends who gave of thoir Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Neel have gone JOHN MEISCH, sympathy and kipdness, to ,those who A. E. YOWF.LL, Misses Tlbcrtn Aycock and ‘I’attyo gnve flowers aiid to.tho boys of tho to Miami for a few days and are . R. C. BOWER, Lyle'and Peter Schuai and Mr. Brooks National Guards, we give our thanks; guests of tho Hotel Ta-Mlaml. The Tu-Minmi Is a regular advertiser in FORREST LAKE, Mrs. Henry B randt,. were a congenial party motorthg to tho Herald and It is expected that Mr. S. 0. CHASE. Daytona Beach yesterday 'afternoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bnlmns, Neel will arrange to handle thc pub­ B. F. WHITNER, Mr. George Brandt, Mr.'and Mrs. C. Duffin, Mrs. Mary licity for this hotel again this sum­ J. 0. BALI., Darwin Balmns. . 8ehaal and Clarcnco Duffin made up ‘ ---- ------ . . mer.—Tn-Miaml News Notes. . Attest Don’t forget that tomorrow morn­ a party motoring to Daytona Ilesch R. W. PEARMAN, Jr., ing -starts the big Dollar Day Sales SHERIFF HAND HAD JOII yesterday afternoon. Executive Secretary. at-Yowall’s Store lasting throe days GETTING PRISONER HERE Mr. nnd h{rs. F..D. Merrill left Sat­ and giving you n list of bnrgnlns thnt FROM TENNESSEE POINT MAES MEETING THIS MORNING urday for Jacksonville where they will top them nil. Go to Yowcll’s tomor­ AT COURT HOUSE DREW CROWD spend n short time. Mr. Merrill spent row nnd Wednesday nnd Thursday. Sheriff Hand has just returned TO HBAR ABOUT VARIOUS RILLS the past two weeks here putting on Graduates—sec Lloyd's Shoe Store from Tennessee whore he went to tho sale for D. L. Thrasher. (Continued page 1) advertisement in th is , issue. Tho get a man named Slaughter, alleged ^ < . ' > •*from . to have stolen an Automobile from mission would ho three free holders choice to get your snmlnls, white ‘Mr. and Mrs. M. Mlnnrlk and fam­ canvass shoes and black and brown tho Iluick Company here. Ho first selected from the citizenship of thc ily and Clifford Walker were among Oxfords. With every purchase a iMticl he would waive requisition papers county at large as copunisnioncrs. Thc those from Sanford enjoying the coupon is given which entitles you hut after getting to tho place where bonds would be isspyd against the breesea and surf, at Daytona Beach to a photo of yourself. Red the ad­ the man lived his relatives kicked property affected opiy ns a reclama­ yesterday afternoon. and said they were killing prisoners tion proW t secured only by revenues, vertisement. . down hero in Florida and they would assessments and taxes on tho proper­ MAUTIN-ANDRHHON ment in this Issue naming prices 4or not allow their relative to'he killed. ty affected and not against thc prop­ , Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hull wish many bargains jn thc Piece Goods Sheriff Hand said ly) had to do some erty of thc whole cqunty and payablu to announces tho approaching mar- Department. promising that the prisoner would only from bonds of this nature. That It was very difficult to market any bonds that were not |qcU|-«d by the de­ linquent penalty clause which was put in every instrument that Was affected by bond issues or warrants and this was tho eight and ten per cent clauses in the hill. The expenses of the roadv, ay that would be the state, highway would be borne by the county. That the time it would take to retire thc bonds could wft l»e determined at this time arid in the cvcpt that some of the property owners .wanted to pay for the bonds thc first year and cut down AR15 THE THINGS tho Interest tho ono'year clause was .put in ^ho bill but with no intention They’re Footweqrer's version of *ti cause anyone a hardship and it the Egyptian Style. White Kid, could by eliminated and the people af­ White Nubuck— like cut— fected could make the payments one, or ten or twenfy bot any longer time would affect tho aalo of ,(he bonds. All this wnuld.hu determined by tho peo­ ple who would IKitltlon for the bulk­ head work.’ to l>e. done and could pot Ihj worked out now. The Interegt Miles would naturally affect thc sale of tho bonds and there was no nsrfurnpre that the Ixitids could be sold. Talks by F. P. Forster, Col. G. W. Knight and Frsnk Woodruff brought out other points about tho bill and Lewis O'Bryan, of the firm of O'Bryan & Sharon, the uttora4ys of Mr. Smith, fur little girls to wear with thoir Tub Frocks, They are pretulso discussed the mplter with Mr. _______________________ And for the Hoys’ thoy’ro Oxfords DcCollcs ami Mr. Smith finally said lie would probably l>o able to work out some plan with Mr. DeOottea before he went hack tb Tallahasaco to push (he bill. It is hopud that this matter •an Iks adjusted t6 thc satisfaction of Thut’alsjut surnM op tho woy ail concerned nnd that tho bulkhoadthese Ulaek nnd Hrmvii Sprinif hig of Imke Monroe from tho city lim­ Oxfords are scllinif to well dress­ its to Monroe and from the eastern ed men. It will pay you to get limits to Osteen Ferry can bo accom­ in dll these at— . ’ • plished at some time in the near fu­ ture and menntimo it ia supposed that tho bills will bccomo a law giving tho .iioperly owners tho right to bulk­ head when they so desire as It would lie one of tho greatest accomplish­ ments of moderp times and make this |. With every $1.00 p u rch ase we Rive coupon, which, with 25c dty 'aAiFduuuty on6*of thW t»ert Iti "Die entitles you to n 3 Vi x4 Vt l*hoto of yourself at the Essex n l u l r i niju a'an d wealth >( Htuuic— ^ ---------------------------------------------- -Ends June 2nd • - k X 'U n t v ^ourt n » a # w f f m akt'n1 Grid'sn the' repmsWtpitVvf AT thb Bcrafd was forced to Isave to a t­ tend* another meeting only the Tact* In the case can be given. Several mambf rs of the bar associa­ tion and several citiseqs wers hoard on this matter nnd it was finally de­ cided to approve the action of Mr. lak e in passing the bfll creating a county court for Seminolo county. Other questions may ha taken up this afternoon before Mr- Lake re -] turns to Tallahassee but as The time is {ate and the legislature will soon adImiin no time esu ha loot Ity. those inim rU iLiu-flny paMirylgr hUU.--------t | n h a s* mmr frlr* S a t M I I i s rmm I ) n a r c n > l « i a a r w h r r a « r raa tla a *1, n II ynn s i r n l r r t i l s l n s . w r ilr aatal r a r e ta (M t S e * * a n a r * (. a lv la a alia, mt i r l r r t r a r Ik r Hem, II n i l ! S iM lIr a a p rrrla fm . K Besides the'Juntor Convention in charge of Florida’s, specially Rifled Junior Superintendent, Miss Elisabeth — T O N I G H T ----; Weimar, .Femandlns .f*hcr special features are The Alumni Dinner at, • tho Hotel Leamington, Friday evenJLON CHANEY i In* a t 0 o’clock, with Duncan B.- Cur* I nr, Jacksonville, president of Hus ■ Florida Christian Endeavor Alumni i Association, as toastmaster,- an' Ev-j ■ ei ybody-Gct-Acquainted social Friday i evening In the church following tho Gaspard, a simple hearted trapper Palirf Park, a ban- did not understand the ways of icssion in Ro; human wolves, and when his mine and qweetheart were stolen, who could Maine him for trying to get nT*7 a. nr.r»T30 and 10.80 respective- .d d re s i'Saturday cvening on “*BoaT1ev$n ? Lon’ Chaney's portrayal 0f» iA At Tituaviile the northern east tifying Our Towns” by W. A. Cook, the man who substituted kindness, idnit cars will-Join the ' motorcade l . a ., Oneco, Fla., of the Royal Palm for.revengtf la ong^of the finest you) all proceed' t f jE<Tl)pifffe;AeberR Nproeric*. and an aut orider rioting iVef,fcrtrnT,,Wddod>ilftractlons, too. (Hft night will be apehL They Wave which the delegates will get to see l$ r t Pierce at b ji. m. Friday mom- Miami „n(| Miami Beach, TOM O R # P A Y iifr and as. eeU f t U I -‘EnU fulnm cnt ta generously Dorothy Dalton la . Ab°ut c*r< 5 2 on the Harvard plan, lodging and listed which after they dtoked brcakfaat frcc. six districts. Pcnsa“DARK SECRETS’ out In bunting and banners will make ^ . . Daytona, iflllsboro, Polk,’iSoUlhAlso International Nsws the most colorful procession to be wcaterh ^ Mlaml( aB weIJ na tho see non the Dixie Highway for many d ty ^ hnve pnMe<l their reg“ J®"* „ f*', : istration goals and 8W Endoavoiers ThB registered one month before the JoayenUon will be held in Royal Pain, convcnt! opcIi,. Thc crodli for this 6C6,quickly relieves Captlpallon Park Vrhen Hon. William Jennings rao, t ra tify in g conditions belong, to Drysn will be the speaker of the even- M,|(| Lilcy ndlo Rallcy, M(ainit vIce. RlUbusnesd, Headaches, Colds * ing. Mr. Bryan is always w «m ly 0f the sU tc union and gen- and LaGrlppe. ' ' C-l-o.a.w.-SOtc wclcorted by the Endeavorers and this era] chairman of tho convention com, session affords an excellent opportun­ FOh MATTRESS troubles phone San. ity o f hearing him a t his best—inspir__ ford Mattresa Factory 402-M-l. ing young people with his own high * c^n C\ rcprc*c & ' ’ 44-12tc IdMU. All other .,..1 .1 .. . r . to to U i* .o ..l ,ho Intrro.H .nol C k rb tlu held In tho First p £ . b ,t . r i . n church. hndoovor convootlon-tohr hold In Pro Citrl J. Mnlthow.. nt JAoh.on.lllr, J "»/ 10 wl" c,cct" ' Dixie Christian Endeavor f n * l i t . t . 'l r t r ^ . "1 M UUJll. is to bo represented, os usual, in Dlxie'il-own special Way) and, also as Us­ ual, Florins Christian Endeavor is ex­ pected to be in the front ranks of Dixie’s representation to receive tho awards that now* habitually come Florida's way,. • . I’tarc tired Rhode Island Reds, I»iire Bred Plymouth Rocks, and Pure Hrcd W hite WynifUottcs, between 6 weeks and 3 months old, , . * E. A. BALL If you nrc in the market for pure slruin chickens, come nnd nco me.' Situnlfcd on Lnkc Crys­ tal. Also 5 prize winning yearold roosters. . - Nemo Seif-Kedudag No. D3 •‘ L s real bargain. It has a low top and medium skirt. M sdtlndutable, pink or white coir.tll slici •i24 to 36—and costs o-4y $100. II ro u t ilc*lev n O i M li,M fulram t.aS lircM, i l n and f t W a’lt ten d ih t corift. N r m a l l t a l a a l c - l 'a a M o a l a n h u u H O B , lo in S c. New York (D ept. 0.1 SANDALS big arid complete and we are nam ing prices for Tuesday, which will be inlerestmff—both in price and quality: ‘ All .$2.00 Silks, at, per y a r d ............................................ $1.7^ 36-in. Pajama Checks, at, per y a rd ..............:....... VJlL.......1*5: 34-in. Silk Pongee, at, per y a r d :.....................:............ $1.25 • » • ‘ ..................... .. . • r* •J\y, 32-in. French Ginghams, at, per y a r d ......... ..............*...48c * • n ^ . 40-in. Plain White Lawn, at, per y a r dN .... ..................... ..40c * White Pique, at, per y a r d ............. .................................. 25c . / . ' . • ' . • 36-in. Cretonne, at, per y a r d ............ ..........................4.,..,25c 72-in, Table Damask, at, per y a rd ...................... ..............98c • *4 . • • , 42-in. Indian Head Pillow Tubing, at, per yard............. 50c 32-in. Kalburnie Dress Ginghams, at, per yard....!......29c ■ ^ ■. *, ; .• * rf>h' ■32-in. Renfrew Devonshire Cloth, at, per yard , •dne lot o f 27-in. Ginghams, fast colors, atj/pev yard'1;;,25c First Street 4 �\V ; ;v»'i I ■» x t f t.*t*r Tiie southern Presbytery meeting at Montreat haa cachowcd politic* t *•». and hereafter will confine their at­ tention to church matter*. ttr v J K r M K r **r m fMils a » w i n A n . tailtrA , ria. ---------- -o------- —Britain is having troubles of her The Herald Printing Co. own. Bonar l i w the prime minister PVRLtBtlKiia is ill and will resign and tho Russian K au.r H. 7 HOLLY... question la stirring up trouble, labor 8 . J. Mkf.AHD ..Oaaaral ; a; n r r l :...---------- . - .Maaasar is in ft state of unrest and tho British n. a, HOLLY A l n r t h l i t HaaMavr -------- - - •- - — Uon has but .little time to sleep. A ittH lilac Hairs Ma4a Ka*w* aa ----------- o — A ay tln lln ‘ A motorcade from Gainesville will LEWI* HIIIPT_rirralallaa Maaaaa* visit BpUthcm Georgia thl» week fcf — n r* * * (nspett 1the dairying nnd ? farming h k o r if tlt* I’r k f la ABvssrr Oa. V.ar---- -I uporntions. 'We pity thenl If it 1,1}, ■la M aatha--- ----------------------raining Iq. weft Florida. ;0h, boy(i IH IInn* la Cl*r kr t'srrlrr Oa* Wrc*________ _______IS O ats those roads. Sanford Daily Herald ml THE SANFORD* DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923 f t T K I D S — T hs Toll of B MOW r-»AN>t A T « B rV f E R ' A O U T * Ishlp. By Ad Carter n a a n ^ flili ’**" p, ** R v. SKE jft« n m R R R -v -V =*= ta fa rih ri» ih ra iM ta M R « N a ra B u n fR H n in n M U R H R R u fc a i ■f t') * : FROMOTHER : SANCTUMS R R R R ^ The officers and director* of thla Institation are * grenteful for your patronage, for yonr co-operation, R 1 4R for yoor friendly words, for yonr helpful influence, and we wish, as beat we may, to show our apprecia­ tion by rendering to yon m service that satisfiea. BUILDING COSTS GETTING TOO HIGD. tt was an English writer who said You con help ha materially in our efforts to i v sopio ,{K> or. mpre year*, .ngf?' that ■: ■f ■ , . , , .... * J 2 t ’ VAfivrfcR.puptbers ^ Ir ty ndllions of slat yon by avpRlug yourself of the vast frtllUiea 4fti 11 poopltv .pifwil\y T»» * at your command, -r, »i.. vf -uu .dn-ti ■,« 1 .. ,, n r r r lb\o,w..t^our. prldfc nqdrjvAirpsentod It u with a^,great,showing,of indignntio The thirty, millions of that- day have ' ;; -■ l iv* 1 i increased to more than one, hundred If Chinn ran not keep her bnndlts aa* la sabflah.* *?W| P rllir ISar. A*nrrm irr l.o t a» llra- from overruning the government flala* rates n . l . kaawa adVai jlewjHjgjttgjtrar. sIbhi ed to wondor If tho same remark they should give thrm n license fo go MKMHBJl TUB ASSOCIATRD FltKM into business and take the ‘money would not be applicable now; If thciH Th. Aa.ocim.il I’raaa la «arlu.lv*lr nway from popple via tho corporation same proportion would not hold good ' J entitled to the ua* for rtpubllcsllon of with our greatly increased populn- ■ all nowa dlapstchaa credited to It or route nnd according to the laws of not olherwlaa eredltad In thla paper Uon. and alao ths local n.w t publishes America. ■■ haratn. Hero we are jus't having emerged •oAlt right* of ra-publlcallon or apaclal from a distressing period of hard dl.pAtchra herein aro alao reserved. Oftlaai HRRALD tlllll.lin u . Pfeaaa Id* Thc denth list in tho South Caro­ times, when millions of men were lina school house fire totals 77 now looking in vnin for Jobs, with bread­ F o r.ia n A J r e r l l .l n e h r p r .« * h i. . u v . and they have been buried in one big SANFORD FLORIDA T1IE AM ERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION lines in ail our big cities, nnd unem­ grave. This horror should bring to ployment general; with conditions “V" the minds of people everywhere that changing with n rapidity possible protection is needed In country school only in Amcricn, business . going houses more than in tho city and if ahead with n rush n* if determined TALK TIIINGH OVER. country school house* are to be two to make up for lost time, nn unpre­ be a reasonable adjustment of build­ for farms; and groves and truck pi. stories there should lie plenty of fire cedented amount of building project­ ing costs.. The labor and material dens In great acreages. oraBn The grcatcat thing in tho world is escapes and fire protection. ed, apparently hnving forgotten the men have it in their power to say groves are being sot in thoimnd-ze, confidence. People have confidence . -------- o----------in n newspaper that tells them the Next week is commencement week CHEAP ASPHALT EXPENSIVE. SOME STRIKING CONTRASTS JN unemployment of n few months ago. whether building shall go on vigor­ tracts, and tho Everglades are being Now comes the news from New York ously, or whether it shall slow down developed into the “sugar ho*|" cf truth or tries to toll them the truth in our public schools nnd it will he WEATHER CONDITIONS. that great building projects * that nnd be succeeded by a period of the nation. New enterprises are be­ at nil times. People have confidence a busy week for children nnd parents Sheet asphalt and asphalt block . . . ,j-------- were planned /o r the present summer stagnation and unemployement. — ing established, and new crops being in thd public servants when they take and we will all he glad when the cml which lines not measure up to the Floridian* have no complaint to them Into their confidence and pub- of school drnws near—that is the standard have proven expensive else­ moko regarding weather conditions are being given up because of the Tampa Times. > grown in every section. West FKh. 1 lie officials gain the confidence of the pupils think they will bo glad hut where in Florida and one does not ----------- o----------Ida is waking up to its posiibilitk* In the light of what has happened re­ exorbitant demands of Inhor nnd public oitly by giving out the .truth those who graduate will oftrn wish have to go far from home to find it cently in other purts of the country. inutorinl men. With prices of both FLORIDA REACHES A NEW ERA ns a general fruit growing region. It about All their Actions. There would they were back in the old school out, according to nn editorial in the A .Star-Telegram reader sends us a higher thnn ever before, the wouldcan raise a variety of fruit that an OF PROGRESS. have been no controversy about the house again after they get nwn*y in Pnlatka News which begins a long copy of tho Plymouth I)nily Pilot, be builders of the great city are*post­ not adapted to tho more snuthm county court if the matter had been foreign lands. discussion on the subject with this published in ' Plymouth, Indiana, in poning their plans because they can lands, and Is aiming to compete b No man who has kept in the slight­ paragraph: threshed out beforehand but the at­ ----------- o----------which mention is made of n tempera­ see no profit in carrying them o u t est.touch with the papers of the state oranges even, through the growing torneys who wanted tho law passed “ While Putnam county is proving ture of 31 degrees with snow over They will give them up rather than Tho spring crops nro bringing the of the hardy Satsumns. can escape the conclusion that this is creating a'county court probably Sanford growers good returns and the economy of brick roudwnys, when most of tho state less than a week be pushed beyond the stage of any to be a record breaking year for Flor Canning factories arc being m. thought it was a m atter for the Rnr will help in a measure their losses tho same are properly laid, Polk ago. At the some time .this was possible profit. cosafully established to lake care cf Association and tho laymen were not on the celery nnd lettuce crops. There Is finding that the near-asphalt sur­ Tho American people are expert irla. From every-quarter of the state happening to the Middle West and tho non-shipahlc by-products, s*4 tflk stories nrc the same. The tourist interested. However when thcro were Is considerable rain just now nnd if facing which was laid throughout the East all records for May heat in’ the matter of killing the goose al­ crop hns exceeded nil past records in eliminate the awful waste which hu reports that the county court cost it continues the peppers nnd toma­ that territory is proving very expen­ were being broken in California, lilt* most before she has begun to lay the numbers, ia quantity of cash they been incidental to the fruit nnd trod, tho taxpayers more money the toes will go hail hut in case there is sive—both as regards the orjginu! temperature nt I ais Angeles nnd oth­ golden eggs. One would think that brought with them, nnd the disposi­ ing industry. There will be leu good people wanted to know Just what tho not too much rain our growers will rout nnd the nnnunl upkeep. In addi­ er California cities soaring as high with tfie experience of n futile strike tion to spend it for their comfort and stuff rotting In the fields herrafttt, bill mount and wanted to know why clean up on spring crops nnd come tion that county is fast appreciating nn 10 | degrees in the shade. So Flor­ so close behind them, both labor and for these factories will turn the watte they had not boon taken Into the con­ out all right. that practically all her mileage of idians can well continue to he thnnk- material men would be careful not to pleasure. In most of the towns of the into a profit. fidence of the attorneys. It seems rendu are of the washboard variety— ful that this state does nut experi­ push their customers too hard. Re­ state they have crowded hard upon -----------o----------Altogether the future of Florida that tho m atter was amicably adjust­ The St. Petersburg Times says that none of it .outside the incorporated ence an yof these extremes.—Lnke- ports from the metropolis show that the ncconunodatiuns provided fur looks brighter than ever U’fore. We them. This has naturally turned tho ed just ns tho bulkhead matter will the people pay for the streets nnd cities, being smooth, the .limit has about been reached, if lnrnl Star-Telegram. be adjusted when the people came they should have n say in tho mut­ “ Within the past three ycnrH Polk it has not been pnsseil. One big pro­ attention of our citizens, to the press­ are about to cash in on our unrivaled • 1,1 o ing necessity of providing more resi­ natural advantages. We are- entering together and talk it over calmly ter of paving; Tho Times also says county hus been forced to rc-lny THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ject after another has been dropped dences, that they may not again be on n new era of progress, with and dispassionately and like neigh­ that brick is the best paving and has about thirty per cent of the roads or postponed because of the unfnvorcaught in nn unprepared condition. naught but. pleasing prospects before bors should talk things over. nbtc building conditions. Notable built less than half a dozen years been proven by time and experience In Miami :thcy have several hun­ The Herald believes in public fo­ and the people want brick. Sanford ago, and now there is a call to re­ dred memhern of the Chamber of among the big projects abandoned, HetlCfl we hear frbin every section of us. Mt. Dora Topics. —— — o---------More rums where all matters ran he dis­ people wanted brick too but they did handle about fifty per cent of the re- Commerce arid a drive is being con­ for the time being .nt least, is the great building operations. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Fj houses, hotels, husincs blocks, are'becussed. We believe In public servants not get it and time will tell the story mninder."—SI. Petersburg Times. ducted for ntoru members. An effort New York Telephone company, which ing-■constnjytft! (f\un‘,cT^y ije/pfe.. It pert, 215 South Orange,-Orlando, Fig ------— o ---— . hntl planr madtr*fnr a central 'VVyKe telling you what they intend to du —hut who will be hero at the tell­ is being mnde to convince twery citi­ d-21-tlc is not only the larger towns that have ItEAlTOimONMKNT IN If»2.V when they run for- office. We be­ ing? zen that as i a matter of duty he building to cost 511,200,000. t’olum- felt the urge, the popular tourist biu university is holding up n build­ lieve that all candidates should have ' ' * ■' -----------0---------That Florida in really to l*e legisla­ should belong to the Chamber of Com­ GIUFFIN GRADE CROSSING A platform upon which they intend Editor Benjamin of tho Ocala Star tively reapportioned, and by the next merce. nnd hear, his just portion of ing plan involving the expenditure towns, hut the smnllcr cities are heading in the same direction. The BILL IS LAID ASIDE of $10,000,000. How many more big to ask for votes even among those air.es it up ns follows: "It's funny; legislature, is now an much a fact the expense of building a city. Com­ projects are on the waiting list we overflow fromt the lnrgcr places hns candidates who hold office in which It's really funny. Shantung, the menting upon this subject the Miami TALLAHASSEE, May 22.-T* speech making has no part. The ed- jjfovlnce where hnmlits nro holding as anything yet to bo done can he. Herald says a few things that might do not know, nor how many smaller surged Into the little towns nnd tax­ Both houses have passed and the ed their accommodations to the limit. hous yesterday vuV'tally killed, )j ones, but we have seen nn estimate Itor of the Herald hns made public Americans and Europeans in captivi­ apply with equal force to Hanford: It wns the climate they were nfter, -the thought tl\at elections were car­ ty, is lit* province that America was governor has signed n constitutional “No town which h^s not an active that the sum of $70,000,000 Is In­ nnd that is not dependent on the laying on the table, a measure )f lonpportlnnmcnt amendment that will volved. A slump has started, it Is ried in Florida on personalities alone principally instrumental in taking Chamber of Commerce, or similar city’s rank in the census list. *, Bcprcscnttalve Griffin to require lint and We still sny this Is true. We do nwny from Japan. If Japan was now he voted upon by the people, in No­ organization, has ever made any per­ another buyers strike. vember of Iti'JI. It is a reapportionnot vote for measures but for men in control of Shantung, that province If the building trades are gifted Many of the winter visitors have the railroads erect warning signal* manent progress. It does nut matte* , merit much fairer than the one rej at the approach of all grade crossinp and wo usually vote for a man be­ would he orderly, there wouldn’t U- j jw.tw, |,y in t,„. |aMl t.k,ct|on | how hinny advantages a community with ordinary intelligence they must become convinced that Florida offers and providing In turn that the drier* cause we like him or vote against any bandits and Americans would lie know the cuuso of the sudden slump, imeiilinr advantages for a ;>ermancnt, and it is certain to he adopted. | *wy have, It will not attract new of n vehicle reduce his speed to the him because we dislike hltn nnd his safe within its borders.“ people nnd new Indus tries unless I and it should not need the wisdom Lof comfortable und profitable residence, miles nn hour, when coming to nxk A state eensiis to be the basin of Ideas about public mutters uro never and hnve mnde investments which will those advantages are called to ,‘h(. the serpent to ttuc"* at, nnd apply the -----------o----------the ^apportionment will be taken questioned. Hu may run for office The “Nnllonnl Hoboes’ Union" prior to April lfi, ltrj.r>, nnd the legis­ notice of the people who ought to I «■'»««•/• ,f bui,dlnK uIMjr"ti,,R" nr4! make them Floridiuns henceforth. u signal. without any idea of bettering man­ want the administration of corporal la* inteiestetl. Advertising the town to go on nt the rate of speed with Real estate is moving as it has not Tho Dally Herald, 15c per wr* kind In any way and l*e n candidate punishment banished in Florida con­ lature then in session wjll make the is one of the important tasks of the which they have started, there must •lone for years, land is being cleared because hr wants Uni pay lliuL gw t vict camps, the hoboes fearing that rrupportiuiimenl. All possibility of further evasion Chamber, and while the fluids derived with the office and wo \ u‘.o fo.- him sooner or later one of their numlier by the legislature seems guarded from tin- publicity tax go a long way ■ for friendship's sake. We should get may fall into one of the places. So against by tbe constitutional provis­ toward giving Miami It* publicity, ■ down to renl facts in every case and far most of thosu who are rmid to ■ ion that if tile legislature should ad­ that money is not enough. ■ talk things over one with another, have been whipped to denth. .have ■ “Nor Is advertising tho only work and arrive nt some conclusion before been respectable persons, in unfor­ journ with its duty undone, the gov­ of tin* body. One of the mfist impor- ■ wo act on any measure that concerns tunate circumstances, but it is possi­ ernor shall re-convcnc it in special session, which session can transact i* making a constant surtho public. If wr knew public men ble that in tirrte the officers* will stag­ vcy of thy nvetU of the city, nnd no other, huslifess nnd can be held un­ better and talked things over witli ger onto a regular 'Imho” and unless keeping the local puldic advised of til it does its work. . them more there would he less mud tho practice he stopped he would he those needs, and of method* of sup­ Tho llrut election under the reapslinging nt campaigns nnd more real pretty apt to lie flogged.—Plant City portionincut will lx- that's of 102(5. plying them. Here in Miami, for ex­ constructive work In ull the public Courier. Which, considering Floridaj> wait of ample, wo ought to have more small offices. ■ -----o----------•III years, Is nut far nwny.—HI. faetqries, The Chamber of Com­ Many big men in office have lieen A TOMBSTONE FOR MOTORISTS. Petersburg Times, Human wants are constant and continuous.t Food, merce 14 constantly working, with no * killed by slander that would have I smidl measure of success, in bringing .. ii—, . ., —— clothing', shelter, and their infinite subdivisions are daily meant nothing had nil parties come (Syndicate) AAHNT THAT GASOLINE TAX such u.HtnhlishuionlH here. Wo need together for a free uml frank dl»deep water in the harbor, it is An old-fushiiiued blue marble tomb­ BILL. m needs. w cutaion before certain reports were stone marks the top of one of the through tho pom Istent efforts of the am circulated. Many a good man and most dangerous hills for motoring in 'Unit measure pnsseil by the house Chamber of Commerce that move­ a good woman has died of a broken Pennsylvania. Oa the atone are by a fair vole on the gusoliiui tux ments are under way which givu ■■ . There is not a clock tick that does not register a mil­ heart because they were misunder­ carved the words "Dangerous," ami placing a thru cent tribute on each 'promise of getting deep water in the ■ ■ stood or their actions were misunder­ "Fourteen Miles to the Nearest Hos­ gallon <if gasoline sold, is one of the nut distant future. lion* human desires. ■ , ■ * stood by people who never gave a pital." A skull nnd crowbones is most dangerous, unfair and infamous * • "These nro but two of tho many fi> ■ thought to what they said. tastefully carved at the top of the measures o t legislation that we have lines of effort of the local Chamber. .■ The newspaper is the closest thing in the world to seen lately. Ji jilalniy hears the stripe This work eosto-woney. There Is no ■ Wo arc all of common clay, apt atone, to make mistakes, apt to go ahead of the North Vloridn-Alubamn bunch way to gut thu money except through : Thl» type of tombstone graees many the people’s daily wants. It is an expression o f the ever without thinking, apt to put things ami shows that they don’t intend to the .voluntary;, contributions, in the an ancient cemetery and hears wit­ o v ir, without consulting our neighgive tiiu deserving portion of the form of membership fees, made by ■ pressing desire for news. v hors, mj)t to get In tho habit 'of think­ ness that there was u time when state anything. According to * the thu lycai citizens who realize that men took the hazards of life and ing that wi) 'can do no wrong and measure two cent* of the (ax goes 'community development means adtnat V}# ,ar*.Jpo big to err in Judg­ death seriously. " Prepare for death to the road department while, the one vantage to cveryono 1ft tho eomrnuThe advertiser who uses the Daily Herald r<? and follow me" was their grim warn­ rent pur gallon remaining g<^s to the ment or actions. qiky, Tho fees sr»,jymulJ( enough to .. people with his m essage at exactly the right momentj j Let ue 'then talk thing* over. I^ t ing to the passer-by. Nobody mourns counties gerWallJ*. BUT I’P IS DI- ; (if within; the, ro^gh of any, business Otfir passing from |H>puiarity as fill* -dill* nl saw up toll mir ftfJcUlqJ to thpjr /«q*si .VIDEO ».UP EDUALLY?SAMdfell' qr profcaaional map, hfid/**.' ■“#£««jhat we think pjsiut them whether cemetery memorials, hut they re- XHlu GQUNTIES REGARDLESS OF lUop.oK the CbaiptwMfoit the m. m- |'Ml(rtt|" lent jiidi: Spnj?where, with some potsop Iran tin g kdtnethihg,^ praise or criticism and nnd w^ hppsar fitly as warnings to the ckttv S iz b b 'r o F U L A n o N t r t j : Verahip dial ahapW.ti* fftoatly en­ ,( iriuaii '*5 l>I.i least motorist. b-ivin have a much better wutld in <HAk iu t y '1 o f gahoj .k e ikfM> larged should find a quick rvsponsc."i l l 1,r newspaper advertising registers evefvl second o f thi '.d ‘ Tho reckless driver never thinks IN THAT. COUNTY. In o M r words, which to live. that ho is preparing for death, but counties with no roads at all where day. STOPS HACKING COUGH statistics prove his optimism is of­ they arc too stingy and living ip the mi 0 “Hud a hacking cough for ycara, G u d in a Gages, Rubber Pedal Pad* ten unwarranted. Every' time he dis­ past with less than ten or fifteen and Foley'a Honey and Tar ia the only It brings the seller and buyer together because it regards safety precautions ho ia pre­ thousand population and half negroes remedy that reached my cough. 1 for Ford* paring for death—Ihs own or that of at that, get just as much out of this have not been troubled with It since,’’ brings the right m essage at the right time. TIBBS AND TUBBS. ALL SIZES, aomo victim of his selfishness. If hill as Polk county or those in South writes Mrs. E. M. Doby, Asbury Park, Fbr Loss Money he and his posslblo victims uro Florida that buy 65 per cent of the’ N. J. Cougha, Colds, Croup, Throat, ■pared, it Is not because safety pre­ gasoline that is sold in this state. Cheat and Bronchial trouble are quick, There is no advertising medium so close to the peo­ GENERAL ELECTRIC cautions are unnecessary but because And still they say we don’t need rely relieved with Foley’a Honey and AND that day's fool’ calendar is full. ple as the newspaper. aportionmunt and that Southern Ala­ Tar. Contains no opiates—ingredi­ EMERSON FANS The dour old tombstone probably bama doesn't need to take back what ents printed on the wrapper. Largest will make a good many people laugh. does not represent real Florida sentl- selling cough medicine in the World. The Daily Herald places you in position It shpuld make a good many think, mojit. The senate still has a chance Sold everywherw^—-Adv. _ ____t j I also—not only oa tha hill where fatal th# bill and If they dtgvt kill it, buyers o f this community. j land Tito Herald, delivered six limes • w ill, mUi opr guesf.yrftk for 15c. A ^ -Telegram. 4II-J out among motoristo iw iU M tt. ’(A- .Peoples Bank. s Wf/ 1 r« *P' *•\ *f,i' RV y i1 U ■ i**, fcf |£ lie? HR rv * i & k*V -»M cc Mi* M *'4gj»w* uti ■•jn ** | I yfir* Ir.k t’. Oft" )lyvr• iu u «, %ft liA >• |\v rx<: On The Second Every Second •( i v s tit of Sanford '^R IN ES �* A^lT/Vl ^ » bN TAX ’ " RT " DECISION I Z Z . i___________' I ALL PASSENGERS , i ON.WRBCKB1 « N . WRECKED.LINER LANDED IN 8AFETY ■ -v . New Discovery For Elimination : ^ - of Mosquito P est THE LAUGHING SUGAR TRUST. W ill B e Observed a t Baptist Church WcTHbet, though wo don't suppose - -;i v there ever will b« any chance t o provo it, that, If our great president TREPASSEY, N. F., May 22.— i nhis wisdom should decide to get tr«iur)’ declaring exempt The^ passengers and crew (fit the -J S , » ’ . -y'7 At' this time when so many Flbrida Next Sunday With a Fitting Program out the elastic provision of the tariff Canadian Pacific liner Marvelc,' which and Review of Work of **“. ' ' taxation corporation and try it anyway, the sugar inter­ waa wrecked after striking Cape communities are engaged in the fight and tr iist in th is btink— bdtft w ill a r ." .t,l b » tr i out of proflt. or dirweno 4 jor t(j a Mrch 1, Freels Rock, near hero, late yester­ against mosquitoes it is interesting ^Anniversafy Day will be observed ests would at least atop laughing at be safe! ua.—Ohio State Journal (Repub.) day. were safely landed last night, at to ntjte what advances and discoveries a t the-First Baptist church next Sun­ " S v n.llu«. olflrlol. are being made by those scientists the village of S t Shqtta. All of the The te st o f tru stw orth in ess has studying ways and means of mos­ day. May 27, with a fitting program “Building operatiana in Fort Pierce 436 persona on board were saved. of dollars in taxes. and review of the accomplishments of continue at a very satisfactory* and quito control. The State Board of b een a p p lie # io th is bank* fo r 3ft / ST..JOIINS, N. F„ May 22.—The BUny'mn,ion* the church*and Sunday School work substantial pace," remarks- the Fort Candlan Pacific liner Marvele went Health announces what will probably yea rs, a n d it h a s sto o d th e t e s t The V e n e tia n , government Haa ashore yesterday morning • on the be a new means of co'ntrql, a simple since Dr. King came as pastor one fierce News-Tribune. “There arc pUnncd the eat-bli.hrnent of .nnoro Newfoundland coast 20 mile* west of tomproary camps, lumber villages jfMfcigftWL Lu “ ig construction and dcvclopTRe fa c t th a t w e can help y o n iir ; ~ tltfions. A 4HvbjtOih»vc 444 present at St than 20 S'-condaiy ,r»dyto a11> i *hk y' Gape Race, according to n dispatch metnk’-fdr' application especially, in tt ''.projects on the (hid for the b usiness, and wish to do so is cerXtNglyfld.here last night At the time and In negVo settlements!' This new day_If&Ko< 1* a t ‘8:80 a W.1 has liien summer,''And,it Ik exprcjqdjthat Fort ■ fjljll. v*lr*V I j i »•! i ill A nreK g rain s 8Ca,° h“* f**" ‘n’ the message was sent the vessels wan method ’etttallA the* 'u s e 'o f creosote - **'r f3i»y-the officer* and teachers Pierce'la z b Jb P w fifftet X; period of 1^***a* ^ 4 »«0 htfol to help make .the pro- unusual aeti *rlty .*tXon *t ru CtIon work • " I b t m |>» - < * « <*T leaking badly and passengers were and wai discovered by ah agent-of/P, the day a success. A num- is under why In many parts of Fort B et us h&v$ y o u r account. dozen of an egg placed on It. the J . S. Public'Health Rerviee opbeing landed. tnuirasUng YAainK*'aTWvSr .ctatlng in Mlaaiylppir PiefreT"and among Uio buildings goth ^-iiner struck RtsoTi?ce& planned by the various department^ Ing up are o ntimber of attractive Public Health reports for March on Cape Freels near Trcpassey. and Supt. Jno; D. Jinkins, as a token homes. ’ , This is on the south coast of New­ 0th, states aa follows; of welcome to those who have become SUI.IW of I tr S U t. If the groom is poor and bald and foundland. “These observation* Indicate that affiliated with the church and Sunday Notice I* hereby given t . t O bow-legged, it is romance pure and Th cMarvale, a vessel of 7,121 tons, creosote oil, when applied to tho walla Young, purchaser of Tax Certificate was outward bound from Montreal. School during the year. undefiied. and ceilings qf certain houses in the I - JUL dated the 2nd day of June, The morning-church service will not quantity of oqe gallon to 420 square J d 1919. has filed said certificate be held on account of Commencement Aviation achoola will be established GROWING OLD. Jk* ■ .W^ jQt JJhJHT* * § my office, and has made npplica- at Guayaquil and Quito by the gov feet, will noticeably repeat anopheline sermon a t tho High School. So those mosquitoes. The duration of its ef­ A COMMUNITY BUILDER ? L , T«* Deed to ia*ue in accord- ernment of Esquador. wishing-may attend Sunday school A little more tired at close of day, 3 fectiveness is yet to be determined. gne* with law. Said certificate emand commencement exprciscs. A tittle less anxious to have our way, Observations made of certain of the B. F. WIUTNBR, Cashier l„ct* the following described proper­ F. P. FORSTER, President The evening service will contist of A little' lesa rendy to scold and blame California’s largest group of gey­ creosotcd houses 10 weeks after the ty situated in Seminole County, Flor- sers la being harnessed to drive en­ a general review of the achievements ^ little more care for a brother’s NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIRIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIUlim creosote had been applied seem to Ida! to*wit* N E M of S E W , Sec, 8, gines yrith their steam. of the church during the year. name, indicate that the creosote oil waa atill Twp. 21 S., Range 31 E. 40 acres. If you do not attend Sunday School And so wo are nearing the journey’s effective, v reprcscnUtivoa pf the farmers by tho The said land being assessed at the la the Circuit Coart, Sov-ratk Judicial somewhere you.are extended a cordial 15,000,000 Farmers end, It appears that creosote oil as a Interstate Commerce Commission, Circuit la aad-for Bpwlaiilr Count), date of the issuance of such eertlH Invitation to be on hand Sunday niornOpen Drive to Cut Flotilla*—la Chaurrr) mosquito repellent is partcularly ap­ ing at ihsff and be one of tho 44 that Where. time and oternlty meet and cate in the name of “Unknown." and their plea for lower freight rates plicable to nnd desirable for use .in IX V O U C H blend. The Rail Rates la now under consideration. Alto: Tax Certificate No. 3fi0, dat­ will enjoy the program. houses of poor construction, where Complainant, ed the 3rd day of July, A. D. 1010, I* D. Byrd, va. The farmers also have appealed screening a'nd other nntl-mosquito A HtUe less card for bands and gold, WASHINGTdN* May 22.—Fifteen hat filed said certificate in my office Klmlnn llyrxf, Defendant. measures can not be effectively cm* SEEKS TO ENCOURAGE • TO K1.M1NAIJVUU, BOOMVI III.H, AIlK. to President Harding for support of A little I osb zest ns in days pf old. million American . farmers havo and ha* made application for Tax BETTER HOMES FOR It approrlna from the affidavit of I., ployed. A broader view, nnd a sanor mind, launched a drive through their na­ p. llyrd heroin ilulyfiled, that he I n the their movement^ Deed to ittuc in accordance with laty. i-nmplalnam til. the above aty led rauir, AMERICAN FAMII.ES “Apparently colored people who And a little more love for 'nil man­ tional farm organisations to force a Said certificate embraces,,tho follow­ amt thnt it la the belief of the affiant A specific request for restoration Hlrnlna llyrd la over twenty-one commonly live In huuaoa of thia type kind; reduction In railroad freight rates o fpre-war freight rates on farm ing described property, situated in that WASHINGTAN, May 2L—There yearn of aue and that aald Klmlna llyrd in the southern states do not object a realdant of the mate of Arkansas, A little more careful of what wo before the next harvest; Senator Hur- products was made t» the commis­ Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. la aldlna In Boonvllie. Arkansan. to the application of creosote oil in are two sides to a ten dollar bill. rcld, Republican, of Oklahoma, a sion. This slash if granted would say NW cor of SE 1-4, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, Therefore, you Klmlna llyrd. are nrOne _s!dc Is, the effort ihut goes to the quantities employed in those ob­ dered U > appear to this hill herein filed S., Range 31 E. Run S 6 ch, E fl ch. In this thl*^rsuse. said" appearance to ho on servations. Unquestionably it is leas earii it; the other is the care nnd in­ And so we nrc fnre-lng n-down the “farm bloc” member, declared Mon­ range from 30 to 50‘ per cent. Tho Jrstt Monday In June, ' 1P13, the day. , N D ch. W 0 ch. 3 acres. .The said same commission was reported to have re­ telligence which go to the spending way. being a Itule_ Itaty of _____________ P Pthis H Court. H L Although good crops are assured ceived the request in a "sympathetic’' It Is further ordered that thin notice objectionable than the amudgea of of it! One aides i* tho man’* con­ land being assessed at the date of tho h u m ph rags, leather ,and feathers, so uni­ issuance of such certificate in the weeks In the Sanford Herald, a nowa- versally used by these people to keep tribution, tho other ride i* the wo­ A little more Invo nnd care for youth, tlfl* year, Hnrrcld snid, tho farmers way. . , taper published In Seminole County, can not rccupurato their recent name of.F. R. Chaddock. Unless said •lorlda. man’s. The whole i|iie<ttion of wage* A little more zeal for established If no relief is granted the farmlosses, unless the cost of transport­ ora before tho next harvest, llarreld i Witness) K. A. Douglass, Clerk of the mosquitoes away while they se­ is affected by the home-maker's nbilrertificate shall be redeemed accord­ tho truth, Circuit Court, and n seal thereof, cure a few hourk’ sleep. ing crops to markets Is slashed. Tho ing to law Tax Deed will issue there­ this 1st day of May. A. D. IMS. A little more chnrity in our views, announced tho fight would be car­ “Apparently the employment of ity to get value for her money, (SEAL) K. A. DOUtll-AHS. drive for lower freight rates will bo ried into tho next congress. Farm on on the 20th day of June, A. D. 1923. A little less thirst for tho daily new*. In such manner Secretary of Labor Clerk of tho Circuit Court. creosote oil in the quantity and man­ WITNESS my official signature C -1 -S -1 S -2 I-1 3 Uyi A. M. WKEKH, D. C. ner indicated above is perfectly safe. Davis sets for tho sigiiiflcnnre of the And so we arc folding our tents away centered ‘on athalning reduction be­ bloc members will champion legis­ fore the next harvest begins, and seal this the 14th day of May, A. No ill effects were noted hpon any of Better Homes in America campaign Preparing the Pass for the closing freight rate* for oncRbtlonschrdlwu lation tending, to consolidate roads day. Notice of Applicationn (or Tax Deed those who slept in the rooms subse­ to bo conducted during the week of D. 1923. running through theagrlcuilura) belt “A continuation of existing freight Juno 4 to 10. Secretary Davis is n (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Under Section 575 of the General in tlie' hopo of obtaining reduced quent to tho application of ’creosote Clerk Circuit Court, member of tho National Council for A little more leisure to sit nnd dream, rates for one more harvest will com­ rntes by the reduction of operating Statutes of the State of Florida oil. pletely bankru;d agriculture,’’ HarSeminole County, Fla. Notice *U hereby given that F. L. “One observation seems to indi­ Bettor Home* In America. Other A* little more thinking of. the things relil declared. “Tho only hopo of expenses of tho road. unseen, Ily: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate that creosote may bo used to members are Vice-President Coolldgo, “In most Wcstenr states every­ Amcricnn farmers is to obtain lower t-15-22-29; 0-5-12-19 cate No. 200, dated the 7th day of prevent mosquitoes from nlying eggs Secretaries Hoover uml Wallace and A little bit nvnrer to those ahead, body js prosperous except the farm-, Mrs. T. G. Winter, provident of the Whoso llvca nre numbered with the freight rates before they begin send­ June,* A. D. 1020, han filed said certi­ in water barrels." or. A’ great emigration U now un­ ing their crops to market. If they dead; ficate in my office, and has made ap­ Tho Htato Board of Health offers General Federation of Women'* der way from the farms to the And so we nre going whore all must fall in this drive, there will be food plication for Tax Docd to iasuo in ac­ the abovo a sa-means which may be Clubs. cities. * shortage in many communities this “Tho campaign is n woman's cam­ go. cordance with law. 'Said certificate employed to advantage by u number “Freight rates nre to blame, for I will receive offers for the sale of embraces tho fallowing described of communities. It is cheap and paign," says Secretary Davis. “They To the place, the living in God may summer, ns fnrm product* will stny they represent differences between on the fnrms.” know. are taking stock of themselves to sec the asset* of the Automotive Supply property situated in Seminole County, | goul)t|e> ia Jffoctivo. profit nnd losa to tho farmer.’’ A special hearing has been granted — m r s . n o n n iN s. how they fill their side of tho hill; ..Fpisnan*, .at w..j>Cfk* .Hn.M* ThurV IJIqxW*. JlfttFtt; .„£ftg*,:z,^. .fch- S-. /inti they 'tyo 'taking inventoty of homp day noon, .May 2lth. Stock may he 31.40 ph. W of NK cor. Sec. 2, Twp SUGAR REFINERS EDUCATE viewed at any time. Inventory and 20 S. linn go 30 E. run W 0.27 ch S PUBLIC ON TARIFF COSTS values to determine on standards. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ "The best American wageenrners ■ ■ trrmv of sale given on application. 4 Vi ch, N 7°, 10 mins., E to beg. The , SC11ELLE MA1NES, said land being assensed a t tho date Certain refiners have begun to In­ know th a t the pay chock at the end 4Si3tc Truatee. of tho issuance of such certificate in sert in all their packages of sugar a o ftho week belongs to the family. the njmn of W. J. Jackson. Unless notice ndvislng consumers that the They know also thnt a forty-five dol­ M I said certificate shall ba redeemed ae recent high prices of this commodity lar a week wage does not do as well • • • A cording to law Tax Deed will is*tfbLjj0 dim to the tariff. Thia practice in some families as a thirty-five dol­ thereon on the 27th day of June, A. has been adopted followiqg the worn lar a week wage 'docs in 'others. “The demonstration houses pre­ D. 1923. en’s boycott of sugar nnd the Tariff pared for Hitter - Homes week in ■ ■ WITNESS my official signature Commission's finding that tho duty Juno are concrete educational means do the thing tl}at I be­ The«*jnfluence of ad­ and seal this-the 21st day of May, A. of 2.20 cents n pound, has pdded to of emphasizing tho importance of D. 1023. the price, but that n reduction of tho lieve discriminating peo­ vertising: is apparent in (SEAL) K. A. DOUGLASS, tariff -would not necessarily reduce home-making, and the increasing nople have judged best. every turri of my daily coslsty of thorough study of its Clerk Circuit Court, the price. (laughter.) technic. In tho homes is tho nation, They mean conven­ life. I find I cannot dis­ Seminole County, Fia. On the slip inclosed in each pack­ In the homes is the basis of tho best I By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. age is this legend: ience. It is not neces­ regard it. It is always out patriotism. Tariff on Sugar. 5-22-29; 0-5-12-10-20. “There is nothing better we can do sary to describe the with me, guiding me in With Free Raw Sugar This Sugar than make a thorough workmanlike thing I want. Even the Would Cost You About my pleasures and in my Our bread is welcome in the Notice of Application for Tax Deed study of the things that mako for a • Two Cents a Pound Less. Under Section 575 of the General most intimate articles SB duties, tellin g me what I most iiolile circles. It never The Federal Sugar Refining Com* better homo, with architects, build­ Statutes of the State of Florida ers, interior decorators, students, falls to please the ijtnst partic­ should eat, wear, and may be purchased\\yithu Notice is hereby given that J. E. pnay says: • ular people. Day by dny the Laing, purchaser of Tax Certificate "It is apparent that tho high pric®« musicians, educators and spiritual ad­ out em barrassm ent use and what I should visors joining in a definition of year around It is consistently No. 63, dated the 2nd day of Junc,>A. for refined sugar which urc causing home.” ' c since the advertisers buy for my family. D. 1010, has filed said certificate in so much comment are duo to tho ex­ rood. Order it by name. The Better Homes campaign began have given us handy I find that there is on my pfficc, nnd has made application treme and unnecessary rate of Import last year in a comparatively small for Tax Deed to issue in accordance duly." names. the tip o f my tongue a The tariff was intended to pro way. The reseult of the first effort Is with law. Said certificate embrace! shown in the preparations (his year They mean assurance multitude of names the the following described property situ- tect" the beet sugar interests and tho of'many communitiet to have demon­ ail'd in Seminole County, Florida, to- cane auger growers of Lousiana. It stration hofttes during tho campaign in shopping. There is no mention of w hich. will wit: Lot'10, Block 0, Tier G, Sanford. haa already cost the American public week in June, according to those in­ indecision. Even before bring from some shelf The said land being aaaeased a t the 1200,000,000 or more »nd enriched the terested in the movement. Many of I enter the shop I know nearly everything that date of the Issuance of auch certifi­ Sugar Barons to that amoupt, those have been started by chambers cate in the name of “Unknovtri." what T want to buy. I can UB6 in my daily of commerce, others by groups of . Alto: Tax Certificate No. 77, dat­ EDUCATION BILL PASSES women or women’s clubs. ‘ And certainly they life and in the daily life HOUSE IN AMENDED FORM ed the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1010, Besides fitting out the demonstra­ mean satisfaction. For of my family. Baa filed said certificate in my office TALIJVHASSEE, May 21. — Tho tion homes for public view, tho move­ and has made application for tax deed the advertiser whoso In every instance that ment includes arrangements of lec­ to isaue In accordance with law. Said general education bill sponsored by tures, musical, movie and radio pro­ product is not good can­ name means a very def­ certificate embrace! tho following de­ Superintendent of Public Instruction grams, essay and poster contests in Cawthon and which first would abol­ scribed property situated in Seminole not continue to adver­ inite promise and assur­ schools, and other moans to draw at­ County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 1. Block ish the Hying squadron of teacher*’ tention to the homo. aMny thou­ tise. The fact that I ance of something sub­ 13, Tier B, Sanford. The said land examiners and then ret up rigid pre­ sands of dollars In prizes will go giv­ requisites for applicant achool teach­ have seen a name re*: stantial and which will Being assessed at the date of the is en locally and nationally In connec­ ers, waa pasted In amended form by auance of such certificate in tbf name peated over and over make me feel completely the house yesterday. It now . goes tion with the campaign. An inter­ of “J. Jackson." esting side issue is the preparation again assures me that it' satisfied about having Also: Tax Certificate No. 33, dat­ back to the senate, where It origl of an idea) list of books and musical stands for a product1'o f exchanged- my money ed the 4th day of Juno, Ai D. 1017, nated for concurrence in changes selections for the home. _ has filed said certificate in my office made in the house. ■In Washington the national ,ltea4for”it. quality. In spealfthg ‘J to ff and has /made1 application for Tax ■ The only tu to ria l change^ made bf quartera of the Oeneral Federation nam e to the clerk l " ■iLet'Mne say a few Deed to issue in accordance with law the house waa to stride out.* provis­ of Women's Clube sponsored the coni;4?l ion squiring that ’^ re feaaijn ar ciirSfj<i-f*xiJficato embraces tho follow­ now t;a m ‘ abW h^lfttf li thiji&s; (w hich t h e s e struction of a replies of tho Long a . s s 8 d ( K j a |a 5 l t f w ing described property situated in uSlcavBS, should bo Issued t|o n l y ap-. Island home of John Howard Payqe t h e D 6 B m *‘ • 1 i' .ail 1Hi n a m* e a — these old -wh? bad received Jwo years Seminole County, ^lorida/ts-^sl^L: that inspired him to write “Home of college training. The h<3ise made ilitnk your mun» I am a more judicious friende o f the ‘ newspa­ 0, W. V. Leavitt’s 8ub.-Div. The aald Sweat Home.” This house will fol­ ,,u * h t t o b u y In land being assessed at the date of the a four year high s c h o o l course suffi­ low every line of the original, but shopper because I buy per and m agazine pages saw ? ■ Issuance of such certificate in the cient for thia certificate. It will be built of the beat standard advertised goods. I pat­ —mean to mo. name of W. F. Leavitt. modern materials. It is within a A HOME MADE-JOKE. H ill' ronize the shop that sells I Unless aald certificates shall be reThey mean good taste. short distance of the White House. J deqmcd according to law T*x Deed Ultimately it will be moved to a per­ i For certainly I desire to them, w;" Lumber Co. Some one, »ome time ta Sanford ffwill iu u e thereon on tho 27th day of manent location where It will bo asked aomepne what “San Seuei June/A . D. 1023. “ R a lU r n . I l , i 4 4 u t maintained as ■ better homes demt.rw WITNESS my official signature meant' and was told that It mean onatration. Dm land seal this the 21st day of May, A. without a care. When 1110 first some was written by a Woman) (This Pkww 139, Sanford D. 1923. 'I f } • one Was forced to desert his Llxsle op Our own pet peeve is the chap SYA*' the road, he (SEAL) E. A* DOUGLASS, ho c a n t control hit mirth aa ho that he can* in San *■»,-■. * Circuit Court, begins th» Moor nnd then c a n t rePublished by the Sanford H< b» i t . ' ■ close job work. Hrrrr-*V m m -u I S 1 NOTICE ITS WELCOME! ROUTH BAKERY SANF0 RDMAID BREAD va �as , ’ , ._— h !rtrv> PACE FOOT j — .•** - ** **■ill xpr"'\. x'.MXW-J ■■'• i.*_ .THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY $2, 1923 JtL.. ' -. „'/% ; v - '■* _n” . i I*4 ' *• t " , ... i* , '* » * . , . *" ' * - * ■ . « :> a45»u ■»■ •■. * —Lrj— -------- 1—uJa_______ — ____ L V" Consult Your Banker First r^H ' * Aw*.v t: j>. ■ - - - - - - 4' J‘ * :*, }' w ** i Consult Your Banker First ' • ' ■ • ’* ■ • ' - • i . • * * • | * IT'S A SACRED THING TO BE THE GUARDIAN OF A FAMILY If your investments are so u n to ^ o ^ itju r e- se c u r d ^ thrHf and fi^esight you don’t haV^ to spend ■ H nights. Your banker should h e fm confidenfial adviser. It is his business to" Kirow rahflliit securities and investments. Conference invited without obligation. Consult Your Banker First - ...SEMINOLE • • • STRENGTH GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING SERVICE REALM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING R. L. SHIPP, Editor m M k th N iu ftiii PROGRESS There now nre 148 national forests, street- to the sidewalk and connecting covering 181,7110 acres, controlled by with the street curbing, and shall be • curved, having not less than five tho government. foot rndius, 1 SECTION 3.—All private drive­ ways leading out or over any public street of the City of Sanford, Florida, AN ORDINANCE REGULATING shall he paved with concrete, not less THE CONSTRUCTION OF PRI­ thnn four Inches in thickness, con­ VATE DRIVEWAYS OUT OF OR structed in compliance with sidewalk OVER THE PUBLIC STREETS OF specifications. Or may lie paved with THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR­ brick on sand foundation, or asphalt IDA, TO PROVIDE THEIR MAN- on compacted rock base five inches in NER OF OBSTRUCTION; AND thickness; All materials, used nnd TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR work done shall lie in conformity to plans and specificatioits furnished by THE VIOLATION THEREOF. the City of Sanford, under the direc­ BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE tion of the Street Department. OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, SECTION 4.—Any persoh, firnt or FLORIDA: corporation who shall violate tho pro­ SECTION 1.—That It shall be un­ lawful for any person, firm or corpor­ visions of this ordinance, shall be pun­ ation to construct any privute drive­ ished by u fine of not'm ore than way leading out of or over nny public $100,00, or by Imprisonment not ex-' ccodlrig CO days, or by both such fine street of thu City of Sanford, Florida, without first having obtained a per­ and imprisonment, In the discretion of mit so to do from tho City Clerk, the court. SECTION i».—All ordinances and whose duty it shall he to issue such parts of ordinances in conflict with permits without costs upon application tho provisions of this ordinance he, duly made therefor. and the same arc hereby rcpculcd. SECTION 2.—All private driveways SECTION C.—' T ills ordinance shall httding out of or over the' public published one' time Wlthfn ten days streets of Sanford, Florida, shall be not less than nine feet in width nnd in a newspaper published in the City iihnll have concrete or granite curb­ of Hnnfurd, Florida. Passed by the dlty Commission of ing on each side running from the ORDINANCE NO. 51 Kj M Hi Rn ra K* kfl Mj Ra Engineering and Contracting Com­ it* pany, and, Ra HOW Til BY STAND Whereas, this ordinance is nn emer­ m tit ge ricy munnure, providing for the us­ Florida State league ual daily operation of a municipal dopuitment, Won Lout Ft FU Orlando ............ — 20 10 .7! fcl Therefore-, Be" It Enacted by the Pepper league organized! Lakeland _. 20 10 .6' City of Sanford, Florida: Tampa ..._...... t. 10 18 .41 SECTION 1,—Thiil Seen ul Street Another good one tonight. Four good live (lubn in it. Bradontown _.. 10 21 .41 from Oak Avenue Wegt to French Daytona .......... 10 21 .41 Avenue, Third Stryot from Sanford Dorotliy Dalton in “Dark Secret*." St. Petersburg ...... 14 22 .IIS Oviedo, DeMolay, Hrotlierhood ami Avenue West to Magnolia Avenue, Monroe, all of these have the coun­ nnd from Oak Avenue west to Avoca­ Itenutiful Dorothy Dalton iih n' ty'* heat material. ~ National League do Avenues Avocado Avenue from Won Lost Pet. spoiled darling of aoclety suddenly First Street South to Third S ty et, 8 .733 awept to tho deptha and learning the Now York ___ ..... 22 First games starting Thursday nfFifth Street from ,\ingnuHn Avenue 13 Pittaburg ...__ ....... 10 .652 real meaning of love nnd anerifiec, ternoon, DeMolay and Brotherhood West to Myrtle Avenue, Ninth Street with the gilded palace* of tho rich .548 14 St. IxmjIi ------ __ 17 playing on thu home lot. front Cypress Avenue west to Park 1R .483 an dglamoroti* Oriental Cairo aa tlie Chicago .......... ...... 14 Avenue, Thirteenth Street from Sunin .404 netting. Cincinnati ----- I . . - 13 ford Avenue West In French Avenue, Sanford has been needing a good .418 10 Brooklyn ....... ....... 18 Central Street from)Sanfoid Avenue league for some time and now since There will he added attractions alao. .444 Bouton ............ ...... 12 1R west to French Avenue, Palmetto she Is represented in two teams in the 8 10 >•••.200 Phllaric'Iphia .. ...... >MM Thl* Ma.'nttu. r.f :DOW>th>'. DnltUrt’k Pepper Lepguo she ought, to Jmyg, 3 heat picturea and you'll mi** a treat Home good baseball games this sea- Hughey Avenue, Palnletto Avenue American longue from Commercial Street North to M ill. / • Won I«nst Pet. if you mlHH Ihia, . Lake Monroe, flak Avvpne from Tenth 8 .733 New York ........ 22 Yesterday Gulley, of the Lakeland Street South to Thirteenth, nnd lauirAnd the honor gueata tonight will .007 11 Philadelphia ........ 17 Highlanders was stopped in his f i t ­ <1 Avcpuc from Sixth Street South to he J, II.ilintornilstur anil family, and 10 14 Cleveland ............. .538 ting rampage. He has hit safely in Thirteenth.Street, shall be paved with .510 will sra “Dark Secrets" without cost 10 1R Detroit ________ thirty-four consecutive games' hut nsphnlt in ncrordunce with the plans Washington ........ .44-1 to them, thu treat being on tho house, 12 15 rain stopped the game in the Hlxth nnd specifications covering said pro­ t . . .. .41 1 12 17 8t. Loula ............. inning yesterday before ho had fln- posed improvements of said streets Anil don't forget tomorrow night, .370 10 17 Boston ................ nnd avenues now on file in the office Katherine MacDonald' in "Money! | hhi'd the game. of the City Manager of Sanford, Money! Money" with n comedy as a Southern A**oclatlon Florida, nnd as incorporated in nnd The Herald for first class job work. side-liner. Won Lust made a part of tho contract between t 20 .New Orleans .... 11 (he City of Sanford, Florida, and said ? 10 12 Mobile ...... ....... Humphries Pitches Hutton Engineering and Contracting Nnahville .........17 J7 13 t Company. • > Fourth Straight 10 14 Chattanooga .:... t SECTION 2.— Upon the completion AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR 10 10 A tla n ta ............. of tho pavement of tho aforesaid THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN T TAMPA, May 22.—Ilert IlumphrleH 13 Memphia................ Ill 14 said streets and uvenues, the City ASPHALT PAVEMENT ON SECf tdtehed his fourth strnight shut out 18 Birmingham .... 13 OND STREET FROM OAK AVE- Manager shall rebate to ull abutting ? here yesterday, a'nd gave his Orlando 8 21 Little Bock ....... . NUE TO FRENCH AVENUE, property owncra owning property on X matvH thoir tenth consecutive win. Tho THIRD STREET FROM SAN­ any of the aforesaid streets and ave­ Bulldoga won 2 to 0. Both Wilson and PEPPER LEAGUE FORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA nues that have •been 'specially assess­ x Humphries pitched pretty hull hut AND FROM OAK ed, the difference pro rata between x WAS ORGANIZED Humphries got the better support, AVENUE, AVENUE TO AVOCADO AVE­ that proportion of the proposed Im­ Y nnd consequently won. The score: heretofore assessed NUE, AVOCADO AVENUE FROM provements ................ 010 oou noi—2 Last night an cnlhusinKtic meeting Orlando against said abutting property and T FIRST STREET • TO THIRD Tampa .................... . 000 ooo 000—0 of liaao hull fan*’ wna held In the the actual cost of tho proportion of STREET, FIFTH STREET FROM Brotherhood of Ht. Andrew’a rooma Y MAGNOLIA AVENUE TO MYR­ said improvements chargeable to the ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.—In a for the purpoae of organising a baseTLE AVENUE, NINTH STREET abutting property, i hall league. Four cluha wtfro repre* loosely pluycd slugging match here Passed and adopted by the unani­ Y FROM CYPRESS AVENUE TO yesterday, St. Petersburg with Char­ - ai nled. PARK AVENUE, THIRTEENTH mous veto of the City Commission of Tho Ilmtherhood of St. Andrew, ley Dllinger in the Imx, nosed out 0 to Sanford, Florida, this 14th day of May x STREET FROM SANFORD AVE­ h victorious over Dradentown. Guy repreaented by ita mutiager, dim NUE TO FRENCH AVENUE, A. I). 1023. Hoolehan and Captain Morris Moyc; Moore’s one hand catch of Nielmus’ CENTRAL STREET FROM SAN­ FORREST LAKE, the DeMolay team, repreaented by Ita terrific drive to loft center in' the FORD AVENUE TO FRENCH City Commissioner manager, I^twia Shipp and captain, third robbed the viaiing first sucker AVENUE, PALMETTO AVENUE and Mayor of Han­ of u triple. The score: Vic Mrl.aulin; Oviedo Scout a, repre­ FROM CENTRAL STREET TO ford, Florida. Brmlentown 200 122 001—H aented by Walter Carter and Alton HUGHEY STREET, PALMETTO ________ * H. O. CHASE, Farrrell, manager and eaptaln. Mon­ St. P e te ............ ............ 000 412 20x0 AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL City Commissioner roe wna repreaented by the leaguu STREET TO .LAKE MONROE, of Sanford, Florida LAKKLANDj May 22.—Rain in the president at thla meeting because OAK AVENUE FROM TENTH C. J, MARSHALL, they wero unable to aend their man­ sixth inning broke Gulley’s consecu­ STREET TO THIRTEENTH . City Commissioner tive hitting streak, after ho had hit ager arid eaptuin, STREET, AND LAUREL AVENUE of Sanford, Florida OITIccra for tho league’s first seu- safely in Hi straight gumw* for a Flor­ FROM SIXTH STREET TO THIR­ Attest: aon were elected last night. (Seorgo ida Stale Leaguu record. lakeland ? TEENTH STREET, AND PRO­ L. R. PHILIPS, . (HEAL) McCrory, who started the league, wna won the abbreviated contest from 1 VIDING FOR THE REBATE OF i City Clerk, elected president; Lewi* Shipp wna Daytona, 3 to 1, Luther outpitching ANY SURPLUS OR EXCESS RE­ Thereupon Commissioner Chase Chapman from every angle. The elected aecretary, and Walter Carter, MAINING UNEXPENDED FOR moved thnt the mile* In* waived nnd of the Oviedo club, wan elected treua- score: Daytona ....... .... .............. tHH) 010—1 SUCH PURPOSES FOR WHICH said ordinance he plarcd upon its sec­ urer. ASSESSMENTS- II/tt’E BEEN ond reading and final pbwlifcu 'which Ganirp are to Ire played qn Tuesday* Lakeland I*-.. '...................... 000 021—3 motion was seconded by' CommlsrionMADE A G A 1N S W PROPERTY and Thpradoya, pwt^r,umpires -wv.ru ABUTTING lUNi iBA VO STREETS m Marshall iind unanimously passed. apiKiintod. Collections will he taken PITTSBURGH WINS K> AND AVENUES; «U9Wtn<t Huid‘ordinance 'was then^ilfclied upon up and all of thla mtmey will he turn­ OVER PHILLIES Whereas, a contract h^j* been let to its second reading and read by title ed over to the league treasurer. The the Hutton Engineering oiTd Contract­ only this 14th day o f’May, A. D. 1U23, money will be uacd to buy halls for tho leaguu game*. PHILADELPHIA, May 22.—Pitts­ ing Company, for the paving and im­ whereupon Commissioner Chase movA schedule was drawn up and will burgh took the opening gumv of the proving of the atreeta and avenues ed its adoption. This motion was seche published later. By-laws were also series from Philadelphia, 5 to 3, yes­ named In thu title to thla ordinance ondod by Commissioner Marshall and Morrison opposed Behan with aaphnlt, the d lalance a and widths upon vote the same waa passed unani­ drawn up by two of the club man­ terday, agers and the president of tho league. and both were in fine form, two er­ heretofore provided for and deslgnat- mously as follows: FORREST LAKE, Plana will bo made immediately to se­ rors by llolke losing the game for thu yd In u preliminary resolution regard­ City Commissioner cure uniforms. local lad in thu ninth. I,cu hit two ing the improvement of aald streets and Mayor of SsnThe first two games of the season huinn runs and drove in all three of and avenues heretofore duly adopted , ford, Florida. by tho City Commission, and, will he Thursday, the DeMolay play­ the Philadelphia tallies. The score: S. O. CUASE, Whereas, the City Commission has ing the Brotherhood of St. Andrew on Pittsburgh ----- 021 000 002—0 & 2 City Commissioner the local diamond. Monroe will play Philadelphia 020 000 001—3 10 0 fully ratified, approved and confirm­ of Sanford; Florida ed the action of tho City Manager of OvWdo on the Oviedo diamond. The C. J. MARSHALL. will begin at /our o'clock. You are invited to he among the 444 Sanford, Florida, in entering into aald ip City Commissioner s t the 1^rst lt*ptt«r Sunday School at contract for-iS e pavement of said uL Sanford, Florida ' 40-2tc streets anil anmuas with asphalt here­ la the quality th at on­ 8:30 Sunday morning. by and Attest: '• - ' l 1',:' to foal kindly toward an un< into •o lonjf an L B . PHILIPS,, III BASE BALL NEWS £ FOR THE £ MOVIE FAN £ CELERY SEED X s tho Citk °f Sanford, Florida, this' the 14th day of May, 1D2.1. FORREST LAKE, t-*\ i Mayqr, Commissioner. C. J. MARSHALL, lb 'Tommiftsi uned S. O. CHASE, Commissioner. Attest: L It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Auditor and Clerk. Thereupon Commissioner Chase ‘ moved thnt the rules lie waived and said Ordinance he placed upon its sec­ ond reading and final p a s s a g e , which motion was seconded by Commissionei Marshall nnd unanimously passed.’ Said Ordinance was then placid upon • its second rending nnd rend by title only on this 14th day of May, A. I). RI23. Whereupon Commissioner Chase moved its adoption. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Marshnll and upon vote the same was passed unanimously as follows: FORREST LAKE, Mayor, Commissioner C. J. MARSHALL, Commissioner. ............. gwP.^UASEc Commissioner. Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) U'-ltc City Clerk. i ORDINANCE NO. 50 x E t t x * m 4 x t t t x X With Current This in about two sjmrk plug*. A t the moment they nre lying on the Bales manager's desk in the establishm ent of n large middle-western hardware job­ ber. One spark plug benr« n name known wherever nutomobiles are used, ,1110 other a name Beldom heard. ' * * « Both, says the sales manager, are good plugs. On the score o f quality they run neck and neck. “ But," he adds, "we are discontinu­ ing this line"— and ho holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ count on It is larger, too." "W hat’s wrong w ith it? N ot a thing, U's a,good p lu g -m ig h ty good plug, buL-mo one knows about it. It Ibfft’'ndvert f f l e t l h o other one is. The > demand \ f^>r the advertised make. And we've learned it pays to awim with the cu r re n t not against i t / ’ More and 'more jobbers in every line of business are learning every day that it pays to swim with the current of popular demand. "Our job," said one jobber, . "is io supply markets, not create them. Let the manufacturer make a market for his goods, and we will handle it." Said another— "Our snlesmcn carry a catalog with thousands of items in it. They haven’t the lim e to push unad­ vertised goods. Their work is princi­ pally taking orders." f % If you go nmong these wholesalers to­ day to introduce a new product in coihpetition with merchandise nationally advert isod, unless the article is cxccp-i tional, you will bo met everywhere by the injunction: "First go out .and iftt a reputation for your goods through nb aily1 advertising. *' hbtlnU The wholesaler knows try actual con­ tact with dealers how they value speed o f turnover, goods which, move with a minimum o f effort, goods people know about and ask for. Published by the Sanlord Daily Herald In co-operation with The AmericanHHUi : j . • t> v« l �p . n •• ••' .. -h i?*is lfig t h e F a m i l y THE SANFORD DAILY s s t ..... « m» f i n ' . ~ " " ~ '" T " . L " 1 ' T: : : .. i F is h e r » Pa doesn't appreciate good stun whan ho hoars. It r t>A tCtCUE. fo W E O . fVN t UPf*rtG» O O P OP* BOOFUL A T P *tc P0P?1E.. B a l l e t j SPHS DO Y * , ( \rr\H T * h e ^ ^ 2- ^ 3PUP*K A V 'ECE" 7 TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923 '.-* n .E YvchNCQ* it& & ,9 o P V . *tU * t s o w i * W V \ c s r VEOSE- 6(2*SS A P BROOK EF colors OOHTOAh* WNNTT* i h e a r tvv P e « r ? ST ) WW fast ' fKHQ O H .N E S '. DOT 9 0 9 ^ c o m * t o ®e Q oite : . - \x x r tx r p e u fj H OO K S' OH'*JTI= L U C lB \.£ PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Too con find the name of tftr j live. Business Mon In Sanford in thio Column each day. Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities U wo please you, toll others; If not, toll no. Thone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER,.Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER (IT Commercial Street—Sonford, Flo. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FIRP------- AUTO-------- BONDS * S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons t^ la b lU b ril 1004 Krai Estate, Loans nnd Insurance I’hime IK lOt-K Magnolia Arc. STKWART The Florist Cut Flowers-------------Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental I'lonto *11 Myrtle Are----------- Phone 260-W SANKORI) MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding Phone 62-------- Sanford. Florida "• s- , ri»k Peak J. II. ColtlOUgh & Colclough • INSURANCE t Fire—Life—Auto N«< J First Nat'l Hank U1«1k. Annex SANFORD FLORIDA t oNsi m it io n o f d r u g s i ai .i .s o f f r»oo p e r c e n t WASHINGTON, May 22—Per capl,;i ‘''>n»«Biption nf narcotic drugs in 1 e United States has decreased marly fioo p<r cent under odminiatra. turn of the Harrison drug oct, said u statement by Prohibition Commis*'"ncr llu>ne8 giving the latest offinal figure's. Those Indicate tho effectiveness of •oqoral control, Commissioner Hoyncs deela red, and aim “refute, the charge »<> 0 ten madu that drug .ddiiUoh »nd the use of narcotic drug, .re on the increase in the United States." k»>nky trouble ^becomes serious “.Suffered with severe headache, ^ h® *nd P»lns In my kgs and !nd'himn fchou,der bUde' M* kWn*y« «nd bladder were l„ bad condition. I and r k *nd n' n,ou, *n<J *•*» tl« d T o n ™ °Uh. W*‘kln* »“ * me (i. rtr PiU, J V* p wy condition nnd J 1* * u °P*retlon," 5 tUos Zl ,b *ul P “For- i Kidney : CLASSIFIED : : ads •: E gg Flavor Depends Wholesale Lumber Will Use Willite New York Painters Trade ’ Continues On Feeds Given Hen For S t Pete Paving Strike is Ended • Get $10 a Day and Comparatively Slow ST. PETERSBURG, May 22.—To Fnwla Forced to Fornge Eat Foods expedinte tho work of construction That Taint the Eggs They LayThe wholesale lumber trade con­ nnd to get tho new streets paved in a NEW YORK, May 21.—A strike of • —----U tinues to be comparatively slAw, year or less instend of 18 months and 10,000 painters in New York and 22 Cards of BanfortTa RepotClassified Ada Ic a word. No * By SETH W. SHOEMAKER, abla Prwfeaaional Men, each Ad taken for lesa than 23c. -R Director, Tho School of Agriculture, though the volume of retail sales to give*n thorough toil locnlly to var­ neighboring cities, which was schedul­ remains heavy nnd nctivity in most ious kinds of paving material, as well ed to begin todny, was averted yes­ of whowa. In hia chooan pro* And positively no ClasaiOed International- Correspondence lumber consuming industries is great us to open the way for uompetition terday when employers met all union \ faaaioa the Herald recomka Ads charged to anyone. Cash ks Schools, pcrniiton, Pa. says the American Lumberman, Chi­ in future paving contracts, tho city demands. The settlement wan effect­ menda to the people. ka must necompany nil orders, ka cago. Tho renson is that retailers ed after a conference of threo days. Count the words and remit Most people belityo that if an egg nnd factories bought very heavily commissioners have prnctienlly decid­ Under the new agreement, the paint­ ka acordingly. Wi is reasonably fresh it will bo perfect­ ed to use threo types of paving. While during the early part of the year ers recclvo a w ag e inernse of $1 a “o ka ly satisfactory. Although freshness and, having received their lumber, it hns not been definitely settled nnd day and (q addition was granted n five * a * a i a i a h k i n i a k s i a is n cardinal virtue in n» egg, the final action hns not been taken, it is nhe ns, fully stocked ns they care to rnl<f that the coni miss toners have prac­ $10 a dny to continue to December George A. DeCottes quality of taste is almost equally im­ be nt this time. The lumber market Attorney-nt-Law FOR SALE tically decided to use Willite, usphnlt 1D23, Tht^ remainder of the agree­ portant. consequently is n trifle ensier, but ment continues to December 31, 1924* FARMERS— You can get aeed bed Fowls that nrc fed U|uin clean, shows no signs of wenkness any­ block nnd brick. Sheet asphalt Inid dny week. The wage scale will bo Over Seminole County Bank frnm*i and irrigation plug* a t the wholesome food will seldmn lay illdown nrrording to the specifications where. The easiness is shown large­ fANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Novelty Works lOO tfc fin vored eggs. Inid down by the city will not he used. V * ly in the willingness of mills to ncThat has been pretty definitely set­ OUSTED OFFICIALS ft)R SALE—Doaier and Gaya' paints Eggs from hens that nrc compelled ccpt new orders more freely than tled. . MAY GET "REBATE” and varnishes at Sanford Novelty to forage over tho farm and are sup­ they have done for some time. These FRED R. WILSON Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc plied with very little grnin nrc likely ATTORNEY-AT-LAW orders nrc taken on nt previously cs-[v . x t i /'C? l i r A t r rx rs TALLAHASSEE. May 22.—Tho COR SALE—Rhode Island eggs Tor to be flat In flavor, except during tho tnblishcd prices, concessions being1 i A W l V O W house passed yesterday a bill by Rep“tsetting, 15 rggs for $1.00. Mr*. time of year when there is an abund­ offered only on items in surplus, nnd First Nallonsl Bank Building resentniive Dnvia which would pro­ CHICAGO AGAIN SANFORD FLORIDA Ellsworth, Heurdnll' Avenue, San­ ance of green stuff. It is different such are few. Nor nre the mills ex­ vide for a lump appropriation to re­ ford. 83-tfp when hens arc kept In yards nnd have erting any pressure for business, ns imburse officials who ora removed CHICAGO, May 22.—Waite Hoyt their order files nre still bulky, their BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY Invites their feed supplied to them. from office by the governor but who pitrhed in fine form yesterdny and ELTON J. MOUGHTON you. High elevation, purr drinking Eggs become tainted when hens stocks unimproved and prospects re­ are reinstated by tho senate, Tho New York shut out Chirngo, 5 tu 0. ARCHITECT . water. Good ternis on a few cottages get their feed from man on* heaps, assuring. Supplies in consumer^ measure, which would climlnato ac­ as homes or investment. $800, $1,400, or their drinking wnter from row hands are being used' up so' rapidly Thur"t“n !,,tche', ft *row‘l K"mo for thu tion by tho legislature on sundry Room 7, Miller Bldg. r««Kcd* •-luim hills of tho nature at every ses$1,(500, $2,300.—Lake Mary Realty Co. yards. Odors and flavors in an egg that it is only a m atter'of a short IANFORD - j- -:- -:- FLORIDA Lnke Mary, Florida. 5-4-tfc may even bo caused by dirt that has time before they must be replenished. ^ ‘*® arore: Bon, would also provide that the re­ . , ‘New-York ....... 010 020 Oil—fi 12 I’niducllon conditions have under___ ,mn „„„ „„„ „ „ FOR S AI.K—2■ton Federal truck, gotten on the shell. For this reason, instated officlnls shnll be relmburncd * “ " 3 '" '" 'i' . Chicago . . ....000 000 000—0 7 2 . good for logging purposes, first cleanliness in tho nest ami houses is gone no grent change, u ns m \i Hoyt anil Seining; Thurston and for only the net emolument of hia continued to restrict logging in the ICHELLE MAINES class condition, ('heap for ensh. 1- essentinl. office during tho timo of hia sus­ Flavoring comes from feeds that south. Hardwood mills especially are Schalk. ton Republic truck, cheap, excellent pension, less the amount he has oarnLAWYER condition. Address “E” I*. O, Box 34, contain volatile oils, stieh us onions, rnpldly cutting down, their log re­ DETROIT, May 22.—A battery of ed in some other pursuit. > — Court House Luke Monroe, Fla. .13-tfc garlic, leaks, turnips, rape, etc. On­ serves and mnny of them nre already pinch hitters took victory from Phila­ Representative Hocker vigorously 1 ions, for instance, are n healthful feed operating on a hand-to-mouth basis. opposed thu hill, asserting that al, KOiVs^I.E—Large nuRor Ixiut, QVery.. fo r Ytfwlsr,' bnt;1f 'M l Ycgirtnrty arid "lb delphia and gave Detroit a 6 to 4 vic­ Itooms 226-228 though ho was aware that the con­ convenience, four cylinder motor, in large quantities they give the eggs an This reduction' in log supplies how­ tory yesterday. The score ever, is no longer a gryat worry, as remurkahly good condition. Will con­ onion flavor. 100 100 200—4 5 3 stitution provided that reinstated of­ DR. R. M..MASON the fair weather season is nt hand, I hllndclphia ficials bo reimbursed for tha money sider any offur—L. II. Connelly. 3l)-tfc Detroit ......... 000 000 014—5 11 1IKNTIST Prime, clean food and an abund­ when logging ran be more consist­ tost by. their suspension there was f o r s a l e —SIX ROOM u o u s e New Mekch Building ance of pure, fresh water will almost ently maintained and reserves rcno way of making the legislature re­ ST. LOUIS, May 22.—Overcoming AND LOT, PART CASH, BAL­ Phone 201 Sanford, Florida always insure eggs of good flavor, if built. _ * * * imburse them and he alwaya voted nn early lend, Washington won the ANCE ON EASY THUS, AI«SO' A tho fowls are healthy. The west const mills still occupy n second game of the series with St. against such claims. Representative SMALL HEARING ORANGE GROVE strong position, due principally to Louis yesterday, 3 to 2, The score: Davis, nlong with Mr. Stokes, pointed W. J. THIGPEN A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS **E" 100,000 LEAVE GEORGIA FARMS. tho enormous trade in home territory. Washington ...... 010 020 000—3 H 2 out that under tho constitution provis­ I*. O. llOX 31, LAKE ONROB, FLA. Real Estate Hullding in tho Pacific Northwest Is ion, there was nothing to do but re41-12tp ATHENS, May 22.—One hundred very uctive, mills reporting that they, SL Louis ........... 020 000 000—2 5 0 Itnburso nnd further tho present aysFIRE, l i f e , a u t o in s u r a n c e -\ FOR SALE—One good fresh * milk, thousand persons have left farms in arc selling 25 per cent of their out­ turn of paying officials restricted the cow, also l heifer yearling. Apply Georgia since Inst January 1, accord­ put locally, while some largo produc­ HOUSE TURNS DOWN pay fiicn t to the act uni monetary loss, , -Office 271 1218 W. (5th St., Sanford. -PhonesRea. 205SENATE AMENDMENT 4(l*!Up ing to figures compiled by county ing centers say they must import TEMPERANCE h il l FOR SALK—Hup roadster, $125.00. agents throughout Georgia, grouped lumber from other sections, their own BROWN MAY QUIT DR. J. T. DENTON at the slate college of agriculture and mills being too heavily bouked to be —L. F. Snow, Lake Mary, Fla. * SUPREME COURT -TALLAHASSEE, May 21. — Tho PHYSICIAN-SURGEON 40-4tp nindc public late today by Dr. An­ able to supply nil /oqulremonts, Tho drew M. Soule, president of the in­ California market remains a Inrge house yesterday refused to concur in Rooms 206-207-208 Mrlsrh Building TALLAHASSEE, May 22. — An­ stitution. The figures include both consumer, and export trade la satis­ a senate amendment to its search FOR RENT other vacancy on the supremo court and seixure bill which would have FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, at white and colored farmers who, ac­ factory. made a dwelling almost immuno from was seen in the passage by both DR. G. S. SELMAN cording to the figurrs, have abandon­ 314 Elm Ave. 44-4tp its provisions. The bill, one of the houses yesterday of a bill which ed more than 11,000 farms. Practice limited to TEN DAYS INSTEAD FOR RENT—Two 5-room bungalows, temperance committee's original when signed by thu gpvcrnor will Diseases or Kyr, Ear, None and Throat OF SIX MONTHS FOR one 6 room bungalow.—A. P, Con­ thirteen, ns amended in the house Ih-- give the judicial circuit embracing FLORIDA STRIKES AGAINST Eyes Examined, Glauses Fitted nelly & Sons; 2fl-tfc •‘TRAIN RIDERS" NOW foro passage, would have provided Dade, Monroe and Broward counties, PACKERS IN A HOUSE HILL Mclsch Building for forcible search of a dwelling nt an additional Judge. Coupled with FOR RENT—Apartments and garage TALLAHASSEE, May 21. — The night. tho passage of the hill werh appa­ to parties without children. 320 TALLAHAHSE, May 22.—Florida Rym EaamlBMl Glasses Designed Oak Ave. Call 2603As amended by thu senate thu rently reliable reports that Judge 43-dtp consumers of meat would be “pro­ m nuto came down'from ila study of Henry McLaulin, Jr., FOR RENT—Furnished room; also tected" against the arsenical possi­ convicts yesterday to th e ’lowly vag­ measure would have expressly pro­ Jefferson II. Browne of the supremo garage, 411 Park Ave. 45-0tp bilities of tick freu cattle under thu rant and treated Idm better than tho hibited the search of ndwelling at court wus slated for the appointment, O pt D. house. In the consideration of a FOR RENT—He.! rooms, or fiiHl terms of u measure introduced yes­ measure by Rep, Hendry nl tho house, night for any purpose nnd would these reports having it that tho juehave permitted it during the day tlco wanted to return to his home at Optlcl an-Optom etriat housekeeping npartment, Mra. Rob­ terday by Representative Davis. Mr.. prompted by tho Martin Tabert case, only for burglary or embexilomcnt, th el owe r end of tho peninsula. 51X Boat First Strnet Sanford, Fla. erts ,11G I-aurel Avenue. 45-3tp Davis said that several states had it reduced the muximum penalty ap­ building waa’ being used for tho pur­ cpmc within their boundaries on the Pnssnge of the hill was accom­ FOR RENT—One furnished room ground that it was tick infected, and plicable to 10 duys or $10 fine. Tho pose of making or selling whiskey. plished with little difficulty, after • apartment for light housekeeping, The mcasuro came back to tho that he wished the same protection house- reduced tho present penalty 701 Magnolia Ave. 45-4tc against cattle that have been dipped from a maximum of six months to 3Q house yesterday and the lower liody census hud been taken only recently to beer out con tent iona that the cir­ 1<'0R RENT—Furnished housekeeping and subjected to arsenic treatment. days, or a fine of $25. Senator Phil­ not realising the full effect of the cuit had more lhah the necessary CORRECTED MAY 1. 1923 or bod rooms, $3.00 per week.—314 Hia measure would set up a board of lips wanted to make tho jail sentence amendment, was In a mood to agree 75,000 population which constitution­ South Bound East Fifth Street. 46-3tp three practical livestock men with limited to five days. Senator Rtokos to it. A follow member explained al amendments ratified last Novem­ . Departs Arrive tho commissioner of agriculture as suggested 10 days and this was it tji Representative Taylor' of High­ ber, entitles It to an additional mag­ W A NTE1) 2:46 a.m. No, 83........ 2:36 a.m. ex-offico chairman. Their duties agreed to, tho measure now going lands, chairman of the temperance istrate. 8:40 a.m. STfcNOGRAPfifcR W AITED—Stuat would be to inspect all meat shipped back to the house for concurrence. No. 27..... committee, who immediately launched The senate yesterday debated a bill 2:45 p.m. bo experienced. Address P. O. Box into tho state for which they would Tho bill was also amended by the a fusiladc against concurrence and No. 89...„..._., 2:26 p.m. that would enable Chief Justice Tay­ 32-tfe charge a fee. No. 85....... . 6:55 p.m.. 7:10 p.m. 221. • senate to provldo that no official the house didn't concur. ^ lor, who la In hia eighties, to retire WAhiTklb—Thn>e second hand house would receive a fee for arresting trgln $ from the bench. The bill would pro­ Northbound doors.—R. II. Booth, Weat First THREE MISSING AFTER; .. riders unless he» waa expressly re­ MARKETING BILL PASSES HOUSE vide for retirement of supreme court Departs street. Arrive 45-8tp OKLAHOMA RAINSTORM quested to make auch arrest by a 2:03 a.m. HELP- WA NT 151) - District “ agency No. 82......... 1:48 a.m. TALLAHASSEE, May 22.—Tha justices after reaching the age of 70, railroad employe of the railroad. Sen. and after having effved 2fi years on No. 84—.—.... 11:46 a.m. 12:05 p.m. SAYRE, Okla, May 22—Throe per- Stokes, author of this amendment, house‘yesterday passed the so-called open to an A-l insurance producer, 3:52 p.m. only those with beat of references and «ona aru missing after a cloudburst explained that it waa intended to dis­ co-operative marketing kill which the tribunal. No. B0.......... 3:42 p.m. No. ' 28.......... 10:00 p.m. a proven ability will be' considered. >h|cb precipitated six inches of, r|Uq courage the practice i of i :/officials gives legal standing to those associa­ "Workmen have arrived and are Address; stating. age and, experience. J r 46 minutes Sunday night. Short watching especially for. thio claaa of tions and confine them-to actual pro- (now excavating1'ind preparing for the * Trilby Branch Jweek leff jta,banka, and spread into vagrants, i Jf thu railroads didn't core W,% Departs Sftft! **!“■fts Arrive Thrce or more peraodk f o W J work of constructing the new ^40,000 stream five Mocks wide through the to prosecute the train ildortt ho okW, school building," says the Flau Gallie 7:30 a.m. xNo. 100..—..... -i-r' -middle of the city. , Nearly 300 farm he didn’t see why thp county officials co-operative a^ociatlon kunder the Record. "The structure wlU be of in­ ________L o s t 3:25 p.m. xNe, 24----...... laborers .oil field workers and their should be so concerned about them. bill, with or without capital stock terlocking tllo and reinforced con­ Returns on the capital atoqk would xNo. 25.'..>t___ 1:30 p.m. LOST—Somewhere between 12th and families were rescued from the tops crete, two stories high, with ground be limited to eight per cent. All of xNo. 101........... 5:50 p.m. F irst‘street a bunch of keys on ring. of their tents, houses and trees. PIGGLY WIGGLY AT dimensions of 94 by 104 feet. Among Reward if returned to Herald office. SAN ANTONIO. BOLD the Income after this would refund to The water began receding at mldthe mem bora. The measure, accoid* the features will be an assembly hall , 40*4tp Vilght after causing damage esti­ Leeaburg Branch Departs Arrive MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 22.—The ing to ^preecntalive McRae, who of large alxe.'* Hhe Record is very mated a t $60,000. The railway sta­ * naturally pleased over the actual be­ xNo. 167— .— 8:66 p.m. tion Doxey, four miles e a ft of ■ale of the Piggly Wiggly unit a t Ran ha« charge of It, follows tile approved KISSIMMEE WILL ginning of work on the new i * * lines under which co-operaltve asso­ No. 21-..— _ 2:45 p.m. AID ITS SCHOOLS Sayre early Monday stood in water Antonio, Texas, conaiatlng of 47 bulidirg. All Florida towns 6:30 a.m. ciations now operate In IS other xNo. 168...... . •tales, waa announced here last night seven feet deep. cltlsa are trying to got their 7:10 p.m. No. 22...,___ by Clarence Saunders, president Of Hail atones larger than walnuts KISSIMMEE, May 22.—The maxiIn good condition end to mum school tax levy was authorised fell immediately preceding the rain the Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., who A concession in Turkey is a small pie and adequate Oviedo Branch stated the price wae $900,000. and added to the confusion. body of oil land entirely-surrounded Departs here yesterday by an overwba^ning Arrive t majority, the issue getting a lend of by hot w su r, xNo. 126— 7:46 p.m. .8 . .1 14— with spin- I M r smoothing wrinklo* from DeckGermany ----- ----- -------------- ----- . it of • total of 10l-ballptx,' this sentence---"•* i flbr# toto utiles as a ties, a wooden frame has been invent- , i Three seta e elected with tho ,fol- ning her rags was I have been unJ. I* Overetreet, Wj ........ *re sites W N * • * *— OnUy, I fro n W| V. 8. Om»rt, $7. * h i TRAIN SCHEDULE af- itf bu\ hi8 tu^ori w 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. 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 22, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b4aa4e5ab30f82c8daa38ecb33e064b7.pdf 4631a136541d7245899a93d24a1a25e9 PDF Text Text •-vr* Hr*- iir. i $8 IF W I ■ hh; IN THE HKAB.'t OfP THE? .WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME IV?_ fffl M b' 1 Id M M M Ih * I h 'l h N l-V a! tho date of mooting has been chan from 'Tucsday to Mqnday tho Rot _ Club held a 'goof! meeting today at SUCCESSOR TO BRITISH PREt ; WtFE OF M E X 1 C A N M A N U - Q P J J j Y nooh In trio Valdez Ho'tel and an In­ MlER STIRS ENGLAND 1m* on FACTtlRER SA Y S PIU SpN * “ * teresting program was, carried1out TO THIS DEPTHS President' George Knight called the ERS IN HAD CONDITION ‘ ’f c S M S g p 5 meeting to order and^ Dr. Carpehtcr lAWluCK “tb 0*< asked the divine blessing and after I Bcvoriil Bongi the gavel was tufned < /\ over to Ed, Higgins, who presided for V Dally Herald Says Curpon’s Ap­ THAT ENORMOUS fifteen minutes. Ho called upon Art EXPLAINS |On Chinese BandIU Is Report HOUSE PASSES BILL PREVENT­ pointment Would Be Disaster Brandli tho wait known architect who WORK SHOULD HAVE YOUNG­ ING DEFENSE TAKING OUT and ‘No One Cnn Sec the to Britain and Europe la here on the Puleaton-Brumlej) build­ ER MAN , ’ JUDGES Outcome ing and the First National Bank buHd* ( t t y T l r A * m H * I mI P r r M t ing to tell homo of the trials and tribi , (Dr Hi* Am m I*I*« l*r»—> ( D r T * » A M a n d a te* P r e s s ) , iny 1kr AuMhm4 I’ m**' LONDON, May 21.—Physicians of illations of an architect and? Mr, TALLAHASSEE, May 2L—The WASHINGTON, May 21— Further WASHINGTON, May 21i— William Andrew Bonar Law, retired Britlah Brandt gave a most interesting talk R. Day, former associate Justice of premior, this afternoon issued tho IpffotUtionii between Chinese govern- house passed forty-nine to nino the on architecture from the days of tho supreme court today presented to following statement: "Mr. Bonarw |*«nt and bandit leader* In Shantung bill that would prevent more than one King Solomon down to tho present President Harding his resignation as Law underwont, a alight operation in. (utile’* unlesi there U foreign trial judgo being disqualified in the state on unproven chargea by tho dctime giving as ho went along the In­ umpire of mixed claims commission. o nhls throat today. Otherwise his Irtpreecnatlon on the Chlncao governteresting history of the Gothic, Doric, Day explain^! that his desire to re­ condition ia unchanged." mat delegation In the opinion of fene that he. ia prejudiced. The ac­ ft4#t Roman, Tuscan and Corinthian archi­ sign was due to tho recognition of tho American observer* aa reported to tion dn the bill was precipitated by the tecture. Coming down to the present enormous amount of work facing the . LONDON, May 21.—Political gos­ the (tale department. Dispatches disqualification by Judge Horne from day affairs he told of some 6f the> commission with claims amounting to sips arc almost unanimoualy of the I luggerted by Roy Anderson, Amcrl* presiding in the case of Walter Hig­ work of architects and the vast one billion four hundred and soventy- opinion Marqula Curzon, secretary of ran, of long rr»idonc^i and Intimate ginbotham charged with the murder, amount of work* that la handled by an nlno million dollars to be settled and slate for foreign affairs, will be of­ association with brigand* and gov- of Martin Tabert. architect of which the’public Is Ignor­ to hli belief that n yriunger and fered the premiership and that either Ieminent official in Chinn might bo The present statute under which Ichosen to negotiate with bandita and tho defendant can automatically dis­ ant. There Is much of the work of a stronger mqn should be in charge of ho or Stanley Baldwin will.be suc­ Sanford Is the first city in Florida tlon of alleys ami streets, and manner building devolving upon tho architect the work. provided with "plenipotentiary pow- qualify the trial Judge upon presenta­ • cessor to Andrew Bonar Law, who m." Otherwise the atato depart- tion of two affidavits that ho. was that has secured tho necessary legis­ of laying water mains and acwvr-eon- nnd as Mr. Brand snld tho mistakes of has resigned because o f ill health. Lent summary of the situation said prejudiced have been tho subject of lative action permitting it to provide nectlons. The Jurisdiction of the com­ an architect arc always before him Lord Derby, also is spoken o f as a Presbyterians Say “only hope of Varly relief of prison- protest .from circuit judges for sever­ for n City Planning Commission that mission .will extend one mile beyond nnd the public and cannot bo buried possibility of office. Clfear Away Movies Iin U by direct foreign negotiations." al, months and at a conference here will devise arid supervise tho syste­ tho City limits. • like that of the doctor*. Ho must It will also havo Jurisdiction over matic future development of tho city. keep |>eaco in the’ family as much as several months ago they recommend­ From Sabbath Day LONDON, May 2!.—The Dally LONDON, May 21.—Central News ed it be changed. Tho governor Join­ House Bill No. 218 providing for the existing parks and will recommend possible and look after the details of Ilorald, labor's newspaper, says Car­ Idbpateh from Shanghia reporting re- ed there' on the ground that the stat­ establishment of a Planning Commis­ ned parks and playgrounds. It will all tho work and plnns while a small son's appointment would|bp disaster INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 21.— llrtM by Chinese bandita of Mrs. ute frequently was resorted to for tho sion in thn City of Sanford, Seminole r.lso study means for the promotion of part of tho- detail work are stupend­ Tho Presbyterians / o f tho United for Great Britain -and tEurope.. County, Florida, and prescribing the health, comfort of tho citizens. The ous -in a way ns tho plans for tho IManuel Verra, wife of a> Mexican inero purpose of delaying tho trial. Curxon’a supposed aloofness and States of America yesterday received duties of and powers of such commis­ commission will also control the fire First National Bank took up some Manufacturer, says fourteen male reputed altitude of unbending, su­ a report from the committee on Sab­ hazards and In addition will bo respon­ thousand sheets of paper. Ilia talk Iprisoner still held by the brignnds TALLAHA8SEK, May 21— ThS sion has "been signed by the governor. periority are alluded to by many sible for beautifying'the city. Noth­ was grcntly enjoyed by all pgcacnt bath observance demanding that the Perhaps no greater distinction with [an living under torriblo conditions. house passed a bill 'to give the Judic­ writers who, however, do not think movies "clean up and clear out of tho |Mrs. Verra Was exhausted when nhc ial circuit embracing Dade,.Broward, its resultant favorablo publicity, could ing is moro forceful In tho bill, how­ and tho Herald would like to give It ho should necessarily be barred from Lord’s I)sy." ever, than the clause as follows: "It all but time and space will not permit narked Shangia. » and Monroo counties extra judgo. tie had by shy other city. Will II. Hays, president of tho Mo- tho post. Two or three newspapers may Investigate, prepare surveys of, Chairman Higgins then called upon tlon Picture Producers nnd .Diatrlbu- indeed assort popular Impression of 8hou!d tho measiiro bo enacted, it • To tho thousands of prospective In­ PEKING, May 21.—Reports that is understood Judge Jefferson Hrowno vestors snd homcseckers in those sec­ nnd make recommendations on any Mr. Cramdall, the supervising engi­ torn of America, who is nttendlng the Curzon ia far from hfclng correct and Itroops sure firing on Shantung ban- of the supremo court is slated for tho tions of the country whcVo city plan­ matter which in Ita opinion may neer who told sonio things about the n»*embly as an elder of tho church, that he I* actually a modest man of Idita was received hero today by ning and . toning arc recognized at mako tho community a better place to architects nnd wanted to know Just office. was absent from the hall attending a very human personality, who would Idjfiloinatic corps which immediately their real valuo, Banford is assured of live in, or a better place to work in." why they always wired tho engineers Ilka to unbend, but who does not Section 10'of tho bill gives tho City and contractor* to come to the Job in committee meeting'when Dr. Harry Igrafted a new note to the foreign TALLAHASSB, May 21.—Clroult preferred attention when tho choice of possass the faculty for doing bo. L. Bowiby, president of ths Lord's of Sanford tho necessary authority order to tell them a few thing* that liffitt asking the Chinese government Judge Love, when Leon county cir­ a final location la made. I)qy Alliance, attacked the Sunday exorcise, at .Jts discre­ amounted to "cusalng-out” In some ti\*( |Wv it reconciled its promises to pro- cuit court convcuod,refused to recog­ Jlba Am U. tho result of the effort* rjid power tion, all Its police powers, in enrrying stances and he wound up by saying merle shows...... Ifai release of tEe foreign captives or Uifc Clljr Plahhlnif Committee of tho nise the Jury panel summoned by out the recommendations that muy bo that Mr. Brandt was nil right and was i "1 hnvo nothing aguinst tho mov­ Isod events transpiring since that nsformer Sheriff Jonca after he had Sanford Chamber of Commerce col­ ies," said Dr. Bowiby, "if they will Iart r.it ■. made by the City Planning Commis­ on the Job every minute. been ordered removed from office by laborating with tho/legislative com­ clean up nnd clear out of the Lord's sion, under the provisions and power* Dr. Merlo McKIroy and Dr. Ingra­ Dsy nnd I so told nn important rep-the senate. The’ new sheriff was dl* mittee. It provides that when tho PEKING, China. May 21a- Fifteen rected to'summon* a nevj pahri'for commlaslon la appointed it shall sub of the act. ham. of Orlando, were visiting Rotat­ itacntative of the moving picture in­ foreigner*, six of thorn Americans, Large cities ptaco emphasis on the ions und were called upon to say . * divide the city into districts or zones reconvening court tomorrow. dustry, who is attending this assentsome of them ill, all of them weary, and prepare maps and plans specify­ word better, smaller cities on the few words which they did with many ily aa a commissioner. Weised and footsore, poorly fed and ing and governing the heights of word bigger. When Snnford reaches bouquet* td Sanford Rotarlans. . MEMOIUAL "Tho commercial movie house TALLAHASSEE, May 21— The ■one clad, tonight arc looking death the big city class It will not bcnccesbuildings, the art and manner of con­ Harry. Stevens gave n report on ought to give the churches, the Illblo ARB HfeLD.lN CAMDEN •cnaete was confronted with e batch ia the face in the I’aotzuku hills of snry for it to employ heroic measures Boy’s Work accompanied on tho pi­ school and tho homo tho right of way FOR CLEVELAND DEAD struction of buildings that might sub­ of business today when it reconvened Shantung province ai they approach to correct evils resulting from a lack sequently be alterod, and the purposano by Charllo Henry and several oth­ on tho Christian Hahbath. Without afte rhavlng given Ita fellows across the end of their second week aa cap­ c f city planning, because, through ita for which such buildings and f n r T k r A » « o d a tr * P r**«) os ers gave short ’ reports of work dohe the Christian Sabbath there will bo no tho hell a laugh and rested over Sat- • tive* of the bandita who raided the CAMDEN, S. ,C, May 2J.—Commu- promises may be used. The commis­ Chamber of Commerce it is giving It* or to lie done nnd with more songs the' Christian morality and without Chris­ Shanhai l’eking express nckr Such- nlty memorial aerviega for the seven- sion will also have power to govern citisena a viaion that will enable thorn bunch were tufned looso on society tian morality tho free Institutions of urday. ew, May fl. * . First on tho list is a resolution by ty-flve men, women arid child to prepare for tho big city of the fu­ the establishment of building lines. again. . this country cannot be preserved." Senator Ethcredgo looking to a pro­ ture. It ia stressing tho necessity of If the foreign and Chinese govon- known to have perished in the Cleve­ Before any new streets arc opened, A' resolution in motion picture cen­ posed constitutional amendment on ■ent* are unable to aatlafy the bri­ land school house fire last Thursday or any oxiating streets are extended, not only a bigger but* a better city. sorship and Sunday movio show* la tho subject of bonding the stats for at the Littleton on before any now audivlaiona for res­ Sanford is Justly due all tho favorable General Assembly gands by Tuesday that their terms (right wore hel^ oxpected to bo presented to the as­ fSO.OQP.OOO for good roads. Mr. Ethecpmmenta It is receiving from within for the release .of tho prlsdhcrs will street Methodist church Jtere. Voted Against the idence, uslnesa, or Industrial use* are sembly for action. Tho contVoveriy redgo's proposition receive^ e favor­ he met, and the robbers' chieftain night. \MJnlstera , an<L member* of made, a detailed plan muat be su- and without the atato on tho initiative Withdrawal Church between tho ultra-conservative and ablo report In committee end he pro­ ■tkes good his throat, two 6f the every, church in tho’ clly participated. mlttcd to the commission In order that It has shown and the greater prestige --------- 1 irogressive factions ,was quiet today. fesses confidence In his ability to get During tho sorvices R I. Reardon, they can examino and pass upon the it will receive from the legislation, Americans and two Britishers have Refusal of the chairmanship of a tho idea through tho senate. Under only ■ few hours to live. They will secretary of tha Chamber of fcom- nature and purpose of such subdivis­ which In tins annals of Florida com­ From Federal Council of the Churchrs of Christ committee on home missions Jendered Mr .Ethcredge's resolution the plen he shot a* a warningf .that tho mtirre told the audience- qf the num­ ions, the character, number and Joca- munities, is an Innovation. 'V. J. Brysn by Dr. F. Wlshart, mod­ to bo submitted to the voters would ■ariuder* mean to force compliance ber of messages of condolence reefhrIBr Tk* A»«»Malra Peesal with their demands under'their chief J ed and whore they cairic froriv. T j w MONTREAL, N. C., May 21.—The erator, w*a ibo chief topic of discus­ call for a 110,000.000 issue annually red of thea« tian's ultihialum sent obi Saturday! wore more than ono hundred general assembly of tho Southern sion yesterday among the delegates for a period of five year*. Definite.decision as to exactly what Following this msaauro advocate* “We are pleading for our lives'* Presbyterian church hero today re­ attending the asaeritbly. Many of the delegates expressed tho opinion that »nd unless Peking, Washington arid form of relief would bo provided for o fa Mil to prtvlds for retirement at jected one hundred and forty-six la dr. Bryan’s action ie the forerunner full te»y of supremo court Judges af­ Undon realize that tho bandita are the famine* the head* qf which' per­ one hundred and nine the minority ready to sarrlfice their own lives and ished in tho blaze that followed fall­ committee report favoring tho with­ of a fight between the Liberate head- ter they reach the ago of 70 and those of all their captives in their ing o f an oil lamp on the stake of drawal from tho federal council of rd by Dr. Wlshart and tho Funda­ have served twenty-five years on th^ •ght for reinstatement In the (Chinese Cleveland school hods*' daring tho bench, will test their strength again. | the churches of Christ in America. mentalists led by Mr. Bryan. Littlo actidfi, however, developed government, immune from pifnlah- annual commencement ji^ay/had‘ not Senator Iguo who lost his fight to That left before tho assembly major­ ■KM “ we are surrly doomed," ia the been made toddy.' Mayor C. G. Car- Bulkhead Bill and County Court W ere the Most ity report of It* committee which regarding the difference! of the two have created a real estate commis­ leaders as the half dsy seeslon was statement mads by !.cou Friedman, riaou of GamdaUi head.of,the relief to regulate tho real estate bu*lImportant • ./ . * would provide for remaining in coun dovoted to hearing the reports by com­ sion *** "f tho Americans, shaking for corpmlttec, stated tonight that funds nees, ha* the vote etlU pending on a til and appropriating fund* to cover •II. . , were coming from all part* of the assembly's proportionate share of ths mittee* Including the reports on bills motion to reconsider but there were and overtures. Adjournment was no Indications that he would fere bet­ Friedman's message, sent to his ■tat* and from distant points, but >• Tho mass meeting called at the eight per coi\t and on the delinquent expense Lothcr in Khanghla, has stirred the could not say/ how much had been taken at 1 p. m. when ths delegates ter if ho Insists on calling the bfll up payments to have the rate at ten court houau this morning of tho cltlforeign rommunitlcs of China. ‘ In yaUjed, rested .until Saturday night for the again. ’ ztiiB to discuss legislative matters per cent. Also to have the court of Nation-W ide A ppeal s Shanghia today a mats meeting will Fellowship banquet * ' There has been some talk.of form­ The parlous resolutions looking to he held to pau| resolutions demanding ing «ri educational foundation for was well attended and many were in chancery that would foreclose on the constitutional amendment* on the .. For Relief Furtds that Aerieriean and British govern­ children whose parents perished. This frtm tho county precincts to hear tho property *pd moke a deed to the prop­ MONTREAT, N. C„ May 21— The subject of taxation are well up on the For Fire Sufferers morale of the average American home calendar end it we* probable that erty. That while he was in favor of ments guarantee the promise of the would take ths form of a fund to K- various^questlons talked over. u bulkhead bill he was against the Chinese government to the outlaws Invested so they may continue their Representative Forest Lake was present bill as the conditions would Eepecislly for the Widows and the Or- la In a state of Jatz. With jets music, one hou»o or the other would consider •nd win the freedom of their im- education. It also has beerf proposed Jazs amusements, Jazz reading, Jess them this week. The senate for IU dowp from Tallahassee and wanted virtually confiscate hla property and phane of Cleveland. .» Niaoned nationals. to raise a fund to operate the farm* conversation, Jass ornaments, jets part has passed one by Senator tt*c meeting pf.citbens to find out the be could not pay the bills In a short The shadow o f death ha* dcacend- where hsad^ of, familial.perished. . dress, how can sanity, sobriety end Stokes that would submit * .plan of wish of tho people on the bulkhead •4 aeven time* tHU week *>o the bantime limit. Caref Taylor, Oreensboro, N. ’ C, dependability be expected In the world classifying with a vkW to taxing., • V T S W S IS a n .bill and the county court bill and, oth* A. DeCottc*. who has «|t prison corral* f o ’ the Paotzuku director Irccter 6 f - disaster relief work lor When tho homes keep pouring such Intangibles. ; . ' -.j . ..n ci measures, t *«ti tol .b.u.\ v; | for the past: week '**“• Two °f the Chinese prisoners the He M NontheiW.yteislpn of poisoned streamk Into ft? ' . . , A committee maaeimsan i^for^ter ,. il....... — * *th« — "Aj*M %‘ii* Mr.-'Lake eaplalncd-thri'nature at With’ Otsc-ral legal.anth. wfjp Wf<Jow^;.aA^rpk.nc4.ky. .tlte ,.Asserting that the Christian home iloq Is also ou, tha house, fateada*. It •ere thrown front' thb 'cilffb' bocaeae caH’Jlfcff'Cross, u , ‘I* V nremaining h ereto thrir promised ranaoiMs'had ■nri4» boea Wdrif’ kut p u ts tor peVmsnent ro- tho meeting and *4kcd<for a'fdae a id blH hnswrred * Mr. it ’ the greatest thing on ehrth, great­ would'attempt to get a solution of Nd, and five others' Went shot ia llsf-b fU te Arc sufferers. lie said frenk dleensKloB o f ktl'beKU^on th e* ttionsiarid said the MU, if e r than a nation," the roport on hem* that queaUftp. started by ssttlng up t»dd Wood for fafhir* to obey „ Aten, yesterday that ths Red Croaa Upfgd questions ahd eaMed'fer- If, M*'8ntlH) a law; could never ba put night woe issued lodey by Qov. Mc­ missions and Sabbath dsy worship a forestry board to be created within fink to state bis objectionsto thd One man, Marcel Q. Beryl*, Into effect without the consent of the Leod, qf South Caroline. All.fund* mskea the assertion that "Jesus Christ the preabiit qdmdlnlstration but with CDri^entrate on the for mof rdleX ln frenchman of Shanghia. yesterday ths Cleveland case.’ * : bulkhead Mil. Mr. Smith said he wee people whose land*.were directly af­ reified will be handled by the Ameri­ is the only hop*." authority to employ a forester * ‘ •■• given his freedom with inatru not avers* to the bulkhead log but fected since it took e petition of these work would be mostly e ' Spirited debate on the question of can Red Cross the governor said. features .in the property owner* to*the county com­ ~lr'* Wang, tho hisqpcctacl re were there The senate has pasiWd the general remaining in the Federal Council of ; amounted to missioners to coll for ths bonds to bn I ? S £ L yoUn‘ bandit Iwuftf, to WEEK’S WEATHER Cburchea o f Christ In America, dur .appropriation bill and U U cohai »• Peking and lay bef«r* the property as be saw it Issued. The majority oft the owners •llikely that tea house will gut to It o enumerate them/' He o f tends abutting the lake frpni would mernment and the foreign’ and efter in _ 4 corps the desperate pl’ ^ objected lo the provUlon giving* the have & be the petitioners end qo one fifteen otherr. . county commissioners or the bulkhead else which gave them ihe right lo Intel* tbs right to make the cell for such a bond Issue mod the l>r fiS ; riieoser# cztold net he Ithc t being at . - f t . , r ■■ ■ . . V'd-rf L4 . • Hfl'’ i •%} „ Vi • •. y *V* VCi • . ’; • L i , . -a . • ■ i ' • I DAY RESIGNED: |;AS THE UMPIRE OF MIXED CLAIMS CURZON pisr TROOPS FIR IN G DISQUALIFIED TALKED FIFTY MILLION ROAD BOND ISSUE BEFORE SENATE MASS MEETING THIS MORNING AT COURT HOUSE DREW CROWD TO HEAR ABOUT VARIOUS BILL sr ilM* �V- ■'■,* easily made—but they CAN be M- ty, ... « , , wa For Florid*: Showers toNk night- and Sunday; 'little ^ change In temperature. CHBI8TIAN 8fclENOE > l' s e r v i c e * ' * SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923. The start i? a safe place for your funds and 4 % Interest on . Our Savings Department o f­ fers both, and upon your saving and depositing steadily^ depends your fortune. |T ■***>* f* ♦fW »tl#* *»u /»i StArt it today.! First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER D. F. WIIITNF.R, Cashier -A im -. •T f It fs a safe yob wont moved, call the QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER; they will move it apfaly. Phone 408. n • H'll -mr*..- > 8AThr.-Frl-S«t-tfc la ihe laat.day-of.the.big shont. ,—*—-■ «y«rir>*r II , id It haN-btntfrooatfhoerirtsful PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH* Bni*(r *?**& •'have bbeH1 tiingfwg ■ LeClerq Irwin, who has been in business In Orsla for some* time, re­ turned to Sanford Wednesday and will b* associated In business here with his father. . Another Herald today filled with advertising. 'Watch for the special editions all ddrlfrg1the summer. W. IL Dollve and Turpcr Evans of Orlando wero nmong the trap shoot­ ers at the big1meeting yesterday and todnjr. # *!»•':• ■' • Buhstituting for absent club mombom were Mrs. George IW ottcs, Mm. G. D. Bishop, Mm Fred Wnlsmn und Mra. John C. Smith. The elub mem­ bers present were Mm C. L. Britt, Mrs. B. I.. Perkins. Mrs. M. H. Wig­ gins, Mrs..Duvld Caldwell, Mra Harry II. I.cwla, Mrs F. K. Itoumlllat, Mm. Claude Howard und Mm. Hal Wight. Misses Mildred Ia>o and I’earl Sut­ ton, Messrs. Millsrd Willard and Urquhart' were a congenial party mo­ MBS. WATSON ENTERTAINS toring to Orlando Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. E. Watson was the charm­ where they spent the afternoon very ing hostess yesterday when ahe enter, pleasantly at Pleasure Beach. tallied at a luncheon at her home, the Welakn, honoring the officers nnd The Literature Department of the board of the Hallio llurrtson Chapter, Woman’s Club will meet In the Par­ K. 8., D. A. R. iah House Wednesday, May '2.'Ini at The reception rounis were lovely 3:80 o'clock. This ia to be the Inst with vaserf und basket* of dahlias and meeting of the year and aa customary ferns. At two n'eloek the hostess in­ ), with th* department the members in- vited her guests into the spacious ( vlte their friends f6r a social hour fol- dining room with its electric fans and, , lowing the program of the dny. (lowers, one felt it was Indeed spring, The perfectly appointed table was Mrs. Emmett M. Hunt and dnuglt- centered with the silver cup given by t*r Joyce returned homo Thursday the Campbell-I.OBslng Boat, American i* from Dcl^ind where they were the Legion, lu the Kallie Harrison Chap­ ; guests of her counfn, Mm. J. W. Bor- ter, aa price on Armiatlce day, filled ung, by whom she was extensively on­ with gorgeous dahlias. At each place , lertalned. ( were favor* of dainty buttercup* with salted nuts. ^ Clarence Mahoney, ('barbs Britt, Cover* were luid for Mm. A. M. DcArtdrvw I>ct, Harry Walsh, Sid Itlve Forrest, Mm. J. II. Whitncr, Mm. A. and Edward Higgins will motor to T, Roaaiter, Mra. Sam I'uleston, Mrs. Jaauonvillc tomorrow to attend the R. E. Tolar, Mr*. B. J. Starling, Mm. K. of C. convention Mury Starling, although nut an offic­ er wna u *|M>ci*l guest. CHAITKLLFKM BURTON Mr. and Mra. Henry Hlx Chappell inounee the engagement of their t e f J a f i S l M 'S i - f f l : —*----. ,, M ft meeting w(U lr the aoeond Kri’ E ORGAN FLUB day in Keptemln'r, (he hoatoaa to bo of the I’ipc Organ Club announred later, dunday afternoon at two At the meeting yesterday, offlrem ie Flmt Baptist Churh for wero elected for the ensuing year. I’alm Springs in ctlebra- Mra. D. J. Hurling, Mm. Raymond final payment having been Key and Mm. Craig Harris, the nom» organ. v inatlng committee, presented tho fol— • lowing ticket: INS FOR JUNE BRIDE Regent, Mra. A. M. DoForreat; viceling at her homo on l*«l- regent, Mrs. G. a Herring; aeerctai'y. ie, Mis* Heimlita Lehman Mm. John Is-onardl; cor. secretary, the Primary teachers rlubl Mrr. F. F. Dutton; legisUar, Mra. A. Invited guvsti ia honor of j T. Rossiier; trasaprar. Mrs. W. E. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Sunday school 0:80 a. m.* >' ♦ Mr. and Me*. R. Sfin.loy worship arid"’ ■ofifldn''IT l«nd(5' were among jjit. i city yesterday and paptiot Young People'* Unions 7 were gtqd to see M A Y fticAVOY B ..B m ie r r o ( Orthe visitors to the their many friend* them again. Mr. led Evening worship and wrmon 8 jta nlghLilm pail iraelf, • jpdCi^^BuhJcct.-'.'A—Fundamental iw of Uie Moral rUniy^md ■ and have been delighted and helped Monday 3.30 dudaearp "Band. by the eormona o f Dr. Carr. Dr. Carr will apeak at both services Runday and eaeh afternoon at 4 and each TIIE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH W. J. Carpenter,' Pnstor. * »< U I night at 8 until Thursday night. We celebrate Sunday School Day Hundny service* a* follows: this Sunday. Quito a program'His 0:45 a. m., Sunday school. ' been prepared and a fine tiaw ls'ex­ 11 n. tn., Preachjpg iy Dr. Carr. pected. -The parents oT all the Sun­ 2 p. m., Junior C. E. day school'children ate expected'to 2:45 p. m., Covenanter C. E. be pipsent.' ' 1 .1 p. m.. Intermediate C. E. * Rev. J. F. Bell, Presiding Elder of 7 p. m., Senior C. E. Dr. Carr will speak. . 8 p.m.. Preaching by Dr. nCrr. thtf sdhga -with the men’ll chore* art Ham Murrell ia home from Stetson University for (he - wtek-end. His mother, Mrs. K. R. Murrell has been three brides-to-be: Misses Ethel very III for several days; Moughton, Coral If Tillis and Jessie Gravos. Thu rooms were beautiful­ The now Lincoln car of S. O. Chase HOLY CKOBS CHURCH. ly decurnted with pink roses, love- is being repaired, the whole side hav­ Park Avenue at 4th Street. vine and form. After tfovcral inter­ ing bet-n been torn off by another far Church service* for Whitsunray esting contests the guosts of honor ramming tho Lincoln near Orlando will be: • . were presented with dainty cooking tho othor day.' •’ ’ • ■ 7:80 a. m., Low Celebration. aprons. 0:45 a. m., Sunday school. City Engineer Williams says ho The -color scheme of the refresh­ 11:00.a. Mt,. Choral Celebration. ' ments was In keeping with tho decora­ was not responsible for the names of 8:00 P. m ,. Vespojr* . tho streets being painted on the curb tions of pink and green. SOCIAL CALENDAR The special musical program will ns it was an idea v>f City Manager Williams. It waa a Williams hut It MBS.* 8CIIAAL ENTERTAINS Monday—Pipe Organ Club will hold A. M., "Communion Service," by was the City Manngcr and the Herald a picnic aft Palm Springs. All of Tho members of the Thursday So­ Stainer. • • " the members of the church niect at cial Club were most plcasnntly enter­ Anthem, "God So Loved the World" ' 2 p. m, tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs, Mr*. Robert Hamel, of Denver, Col., (Stainer) by Chorus Choir. Tuesday—Mrs. Fred Walsma will en­ Mary Hchnal, at her homo on Palmet­ was called to Sanford on ncrount of ' tertain the members of tho Tuesday to avenue. the death of her fahtor, Henry Brandt. METHODIST CHURCH Duplicate Hridgo Club nt her apart­ Tho rooms woro bright with cut Mrs. Hamel le staying with her sin­ *. SUNDAY 8CJIOOL DAY ments at 3:00 p. m. flowers and potted plonta.. I.ote In ter and brothi^-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jho afternoon the'hostoaa served do- George Ilulmes at “their home in Eu­ Sunday School Day will l>o ob­ Dr. and Mra. E. I), Brownlee and licloua cake and coffee. reka Hammock. . served tomorrow at 11 o’clock. The Dr. Carr are spending the dny, today Last evening Mrs. Hrhnnl,entertain­ following program will be rendered: •t Daytona Beach. ed two tables of players, with 500. Hong—"True-hearted, Whole-heart­ Watson; historian, Mrs. G. I. Loucks; After a most interesting gnme, re­ chaplain, 'Mm. J. N. WJiknor.... finance ed." Misa Ixda Davidson is the week end freshments of coffee and several Mrs. Hnymond Philips. Mrs. Forest Responsive Fsalip Reading. guests of the Lehmans on Palmetto kindB*bf rake wero served. Lake in president of tho chapter’* Psalm—"The Good Teacher." avenue. • auxiliary, Copt. Reuben Briscoe, C. A. Recitation— "I Think When I THIRTEEN (BRIDGE CLUB II. Read, by Dal* Want, (Beginner’s Mra. Gllmnn, of Heno, Nevada, la Among'tho delightful social events Nominations from tho floor were Department). th* guest of. Miss Ethel Moughton at of the week was tho lovely bridge pnrh*r homo on Union avenue. ty given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. rolled for by the regent, Mr*. Wat­ Solo—"God Ia Love," by Dorothy A. B. Wallace nt her attractive coun­ son. There Iteing none, it was moved Smith, (Beginner’s Deportment). Mr. and Mm. L. M. Morris, of try home on Silver I.ako. Tho guests und seconded that the nominating Kong—"Jn*u$ Lnveb J^fe,” by (Prl■rv Deportment). DeiinritOipnlL "•’ ’1 ,.. Jacksonville, were nmong the arrivals being the member* of tho Thirteen committee’s ticket bo accepted unknl- mnry ’ here yesterday and wore registered at Ilrldgo Club, and tjiero' wero three mnusly. Talk—By Miss Cfa^Ull* THIIa. table* iff- players. . th* Muntrxumn Hotel. . A rising- vote, of thanks, was giyeiti v Rerltatloq-AJ'hry 'htanki*,,, by Ed­ The moms wero nhloom with a pro­ our past regent, Mm. Wntaon, who win Hhinholscr (Junior Department) has served the Hallio Harrison Chap­ Grady Deen, of laikrland, who is fusion of cut flowers and ferns. Hong—"Iloae, Rose, Rose,” , b> manager of the Non-Arld Fertillier Tho hours passed qulrkly in tho In­ ter so efficiently for the past three thr«*v girls (Junior Department). Co., waa in the city yesterday ntteml- teresting rnrd game and the prise, lin. yinrs nnd with tho co-operation of Ro\ding—"Our Sunday School,’ Ing to business. gerlo, wus won by Mrs. M. H. Wig­ the Daughters, has kept the chapter by Mi*f Mary Crawford. (Senior De­ gins. <" *1 partment). ; • • Mr*. Roby Lalng has returned from Following the card game, the hos­ Song—‘‘Jesua Call* Us," by (Inter­ • very pleasant visit on the west <Unst tess, assisted by her slater,' Mm. mediate nut Senior Departments). stopping In St.* Petersburg with her Claude Howard served delicious >1re­ Song—"iCivCan Depend Upon Me,' father, In Tampa with hpr brother freshments. • . • and in I^tkelund with her sister. »•. w ith exertemen briglling with’ gorgeous ace o f a ll crooks mel­ odrama. Also a >• . For quick results try a want ad. Comedy ^ -rf- r y — -- Recital. High School Audltdriui^ May 24th, 8:16 p. m. The nominal niimlsSldn o f 15b Ik for gdnAhil ex­ penses. Heats reserved. ‘Wtone'2#*. ' ; 5-14-18-2tc Trunks, baggage. In fact anything anywhere by lost calling 4W, for a QUICK SERVICE TWAlJ8>fcR; v V healing. • . 30-Thr-Kri‘Bat.tfc A Car with a Weak Mnftneto Costa more to run.— Wp will * t•W i r c«• yoill while you WATr: . • I1«FORD 4 • • n •Masncto • . • r «T . . * • > • We Have Installed the SUN RECHARGER r o a F d a b Ma g n e t o s , Call nnd let ua explain. We test your CAR FREE '* ; ; * , GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING . .1, »4|l . , fit 1 . Authorized Sdn Service Station Wight Bros- Co. Dept. Harare--------------------Sa; ■• ... • 11, . ■ •• • ■ M a H M n m u in tn n r ftiim iM a a M n in i iouM help yoU. TlkeCarduL » Solo—^"Land On. O King Eternal," by Dick Holtaclnvr* . . Song—"Thru All Timo Abide,” by Adult’s Department. \ Speech— By Dr. Catiponter. Heading—"Get The HUtehlnc Hab­ it," by Miss Mnrgnret Cov^n (a Sun­ shine Girl, IntermiHllute-D«p«rtmcnt). Soul." \ FOR MATTRESS trouble* phone San­ ford Mnttri'SM Factory 402-M-l. V 44-12U 3x7 Duplex Window Shades 2 yards Table Damask, 60-in. \Vide 1923 Graduation 5 yards Fancy V6ile...l„..!r.'.!.vl...!Y........ 6 yards 36-in. P e r c a le .... .................... • .■ • • \ ■. * 4% yards Dress G in gh am s................... CATARRH OF THE STOMACH Received a new shipment of the 1st pat pattern* of the famdue 15 and 17Jewel. White tiold » Bulova W atches at spec­ ially ^Reduced Prices The Ideaf gift for graduation. • LaV&licres 3 yards Pure A rt L in e n ....... ....... ......... 2 ya rd s’todian Head (all colors) ....... . 4 pairs Children’s 35c H o s e ............ Pearls 4 M e n ’s W a s h T ie ? Latnaka, Delta, Richelieu mad Duberry. The richness of those pearls tannot be cxceHrd at the price we quote you,, I', ] - r ; 1 : II I i f I f • .Bracelet W atches 10 ytir guarantee, originally priced P. WKINBUUG, Prop. 307 Baat.First Street :• i 1.' ! \ '■Ji, , 1 Lace C o lla r........................... ...... ......... 4 pairs Children’s Socks, Pink and Blue A charming gift nt 82.50 up IIIAO. Specially prleod at ItAO. 3*^ yards Printed F la g o n ...... ........ ....... 2 yards B iW n Linen ............................... OU CANT ENJOY LIFE . ‘ * REDUCTI fji s r J.nmjf |,«M' ' r ON A L L M IL U N E h Y iphii*** • �•• i-1 ifS * Sanford Daily Herald =r.-'~ WE ALL HAVE OUR,BLUB.DAY8 N ■ __ -L_ lftAl,D, MONli; Alter.A Lickin’! . Wo all have our blue days—es­ pecially Blue Mondays—nnd there aro. none of us so fortunate that we have any troubles or tribula­ The Herald Printing Go, never tions. And the editor can safely say rtini.iflitfcn* that ho hat as many as anyone only & J. ItOLLY--------------------------- M lU r he Is not allowed to show it for ho Is I. M LLiRD l rrm a rr* T i* «n f* r H. A. HKHL--------------O m n i Maa***r kept busy trying to salve the wounds H, S, MOLLY_ A t n n l a l u * a a a ia f of tho public and tho public has no time to help him. The following from the Jacksonville Journsl makes us feel better after rending it: The wisest thing pro have read for months nppears on n cigar cbmjjftnjr(i} calendar: "All sunshifle Biases n desert." N. * t 1 Socrates would have maided his 5B BBB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBPBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI ’tiiti Djn» riV — 1 THAS AUTHERE IS TO f M , CAtfT STAND THIS WO MORE — i n GoriHA ROH AW^Y KBE A PIRATE MKILL PEOPLE KBE POUTE TO LADIES WHAT I CAPTURE - The officer* and directors of thin Institution are nATOET, MICHT greateful for your patronage. Tor your co-operation, - O tT PROWM OED OR SONPIN N POP’LL READ ABOUT WHAT HE DROVE HIS. BOY T O - THEN HfcU. BE SORRrJ for your friendly words, for your helpful influence, and'we.wish, as best we may, to.show our apprccialion by rendering to you a service that satisfies. • . ( >1. . *", -' '*1 ■' 1 You can help os materially In our effort* to *s- -slat you hy .ifviijlnjr yourself'of ’the vast Utilities at your command. * liiA.?- (1 fe 'j.it f ’ I ’ J .* ; nd^Mact^l-tiUkiaK-Joi -A wook. |f^ KRNBRIl TUB AHVOCtATBD PIIKM Thu AaaoelalM Praia la •icluslvely •milled to the un« for ranutillcallon of all naira dispatches credited to It or not olhurwl** credited In IM* paper and alao the local newa published baraln. All rights of rs-publlestlon of apeclal dlapatchee herein ara alao rnaervad. Offluui 1IBBALO IHIILDIWO. rbaae l«l Gross and trees need sunshine, plenty of It But If they \get too much they become parched nnd dlo. Where there’s nothing but Jmnshlne you find n desert We grumble nt tho rain nnd Its clouds, but without it w / would soon bo living In n dcsort, without trees, grass, water or crops. /And then we, too, would die. Wise nature w ork/ by the law of contrast—netjon nru/ function, Sun­ shine and rnln alternate. The change of seasons goes o* forever. Other­ wise, them'd lx* ny growth, no life. This npplics ty our personal lives, which are Jptriforably governed by V ■ ■>" 1 riuntii' UiilMli, — .Peoples Bank. of Sanford REPRESENTATIVE LAKE AND HIS COUNTY COURT The fact thnt Seminole county new 1ins a county court, the hill being pass A seventy-five thousand dollar de­ led by both houses nnd signed by Gov. partment atorc building la to bo built *1INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. Hardee Saturday a week ago, fell at Lpkelnnd by outaidc capital nnd upon this community as a stunning people. v surprise and there is no one to deny ws. t AN IIONOItAHI.K SENATOR. TEACH THE FIRE DRILL IN THE It. Tho Sanford Herald certainly wns PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Wo get nn "off day" or a "tun of Tho now boundaries of Greater unndvisrd while a nomewhnt dllligi-nt John Stokes, senator from EscnmTampa will contain sixteen square had luck." That forrcsptfiids to rain inquiry foiled to uncover tho slightest The horrible disaster nt Cleveland, Information. Some of those approach miles. This will give Tampa some and clouds. Our sky Is overcast. All bin county, has won a high place in the esteem of the people of Florida S. C., Thursdny night, in which n td were members of clubs and two looks gloomy, hopeless. fine territory and more population. At such times, if we'd only pause by his courngrous and upright course school house wns burned nnd 75 per­ were prominent lawyers. Letters're­ — — •— to think, we'd realise that the clouds throughout thin session, of the legis­ sons, mostly children, lost their lives, plying to Inquiries from our senator, Murder will out. After being eventually will clear nnd ttic sun lature. He was the outstanding fig­ revives a question which has long M. O. Ovcrs\rect report Mr. Lake as burled a year tho body of an nrmy ure in the fight for the termination been n nenr ltnbjiy with us, nnd of saying " ‘THAT THIS MATTER HAD beam down out”of n bright sky. officer was discovered in Ornngo We crava continued happiness. Rut of tho iniquitous convict lenso sys­ which we have written nnd spoken BEEfo TAKEN UP WITH THE DIF­ county. After another year tho sun. It's a good thingywo don't have it. tem,, nnd for the prohibition of the mitny times In tho past. Thnt is tho FERENT CLUBS IN SANFORD (not pccts of tho alleged murder arc found. For constant happiness would soon use of the lash on convicts. Ho wits necessity of teaching the fire drill In It* the county) nnd, it was THEIR become monotonous; we'd not be able the chairman of the joint committee the public schools. It Is our candid DESIRE thnt a county court be estab­ Editor Benjamin says that when he to apprclate It, because we’d not of the two houses which conducted opinion that - had the persons, both lished, But who and by what author­ tho investigation of the convict old nnd young, who were entrapped ity were tho clubs approached? Ai*l came to Florida he "beat his way have any contrast for conifiarislon. on a train through West Florida. We Perfect health would not bring real camps, nnd delivered, a number of In thnt school Louse and lost their why tho CLUBS and not the people ■hudder to think what would have Joy unless you had n sickness or pain tin* horrors discovered. IIo conduct­ lives, boon consistently nnd persist­ who are the body politic? This whole become of our- friend, Ben, If the to look back to nnd say: "Gosh, but ed the oxotnainntlon of tho witnesses ently taught the fire drill not a life unprecedented performance is so radi­ whipping boss had- been on the job I feel great today, compared with nnd ho did it with courage nnd skill, would have been lost. Why do we cally undemocratic and threatening ns with the result that tho investigation believe this? Because in the begin­ In those days. when I had a headache or the flu." tu discount it out of the lists of legis­ The psychology of lovers' bliss nt was thorough nnd left no point un­ ning tho danger was more apparent lative acts, regardless of any merit it than real. An oil lamp fell to the Tick bill had a set back in the "making up" after a qunrrcl Is all covered. may embody. Although Senator Stokes repre­ floor, was broken nnd the oil ignited. house on Saturday on nrcuunt of the n matter of this law of contrasts. Let the voice o f the people resent We cannot appreciate nnd enjoy sents a west Florida district, he is In The people became panic stricken— expense attached to the dipping of all aggressive nnd misguided conduct cattle. This bill should be killed by prosperity unless wo have hard times favor of u reapportoningnt of tho absolutely lost all prcscnco of mind, In their legislative representatives. the governor, It docs not mean any­ for comparison. That's why the man representation in tho legislature on according to reports. There was no Give an inch nnd take nn all. thing except u camouflage by the who hits to fight his way up from n fair basis. IIo concedes the Injus­ effort to extinguish the blaxc, which I ntn an unabridged Democrat. people who expect to becloud the real poverty gets n thrill nnd enjoyment tice of the present apportoinment to at the outset could easily hnvu been . C. II. LEFFLER, never known to the lap-dog of luxury south Florida. dona. But,'.'granting that the build­ Issue. who Inherits his fortune. That Senator Stokes is progressive ing was destined to burn, most, if not EXCEPTION TO STATEMENTS. Providence has n wise purpose in and a safe lender is Indicated by his nil of those fffi lives should have been Editor Heraldt We still see pictures of the Martin sending troubles to us. If wc meet active championship of thajniilf reso­ saved. The nm]it*nce went crazy and "Rev.iAv.FjtCw r , W 7 ' W " ’I,™?; Tabcrt sffdJr and write ups of ceme­ our troubles nnd annoyances- phi­ lution providing for tho submission crowded; Ouu stairway in ■such num­ ported in the Mny I I, iesuo of yout tery and all that stuff, tl is time to losophically, we find Inter that they of un amendment to tho constitution ber* that it collapsed. Many lost paper ,snys: "Christian Science tells forget about it now that the legisla­ were preparatory—to make us nppledging the state not to levy an in­ lives in thoifall, . Many others were us lhat the apostles and thc martyr? ture has Voted to nbolish the lease predate nnd enjoy the sunslne that heritance tax or an Income tax, a crushed to death by being overrun weye all mixtuken nnd so did nut un­ and the lash. Also see that the pris­ follows Jhc cloudy tiny. measure of gront Importance to the by the panicky audience as it sought derstand tho teaching of JoSus." If oners In your own county anil in your "All sunshine makes a desert." state, us it will surely attract to to escape. All this could have been tills minister bat! a knowledge of the own city jails arc taken care of In a Florida men of large wealth through obviated ,h.’ul each person present teaching of Christian Science, hence better manner if possible. COUNTY HIIOULD OWN INI!DOES the assurance that they will not Ik* boon, taugty/clf-control and instruct-1 was qualified to discuss it, he would — — o ----------mulched under the guise of collecting o(l in thu. lire drill. Tositivc self- not have made these .remarks, be­ Write or wire the governor to veto control .is one of the greatest things Volusia county should own the taxes. tho gasoline bill thut levies a two- Monroe and Crows Bluff bridges. It an yhuimtii being can possess. It cause it Is hardly conceivable tlml « John Stokes has been mentioned minister of tho go:.pel would know­ cent tax on gnsollne for the State would, possibly, be better if Seminole ... j , , ... can Ixj acquired, More readily by many t men by men of prominence. * ' ingly nml intentionally misrepresent Rond Department and a one cent tux and Lake counties should join with * J - . . mime thun others, of course, but it for the counties that will be pro Volusia in the purchase of these in the affairs of the state and by can be taught and drilled into the |and fabdfy the teaching* of nnathei leading newspapers nn well equipped rated between ull of them nnd the bridges, but tho time ip so short that most nervous child until it gets con­ ! religion, rilid allow to go Into a news­ for tiie governorship, lie is n lawyer paper under his name, statement! counties that have hut few automo­ the only feasible way to bring about trol of its actions to a remurkuble de­ known to be unwarranted oiuL-uiiLan^ nf ability. Discussing bin record lit biles nnd few ronds will get our part the purchase of both bridges is to gree, Ami when the lesson is once tlii sscssioii of tho legislature, the by hundred* of thousands of peopli of the tux money without upending have Volusia county lake the initia­ thoroughly fearned it is never forgot­ throughout thg world,/in order that Palm Bench Post says: any momy of l't;lr ova. L ! c tive and enrry it through by agreeing ten. That is why we say thnt if the "Senator ,Stokes la the owner of adults Who persisted in the school he might prejudice t h / people against (lodge of the url,*.)l ib \;ci 7. I on the price, getting special legisla­ n religion that is reforming the sin­ should be killed. tion through thu legislature authoris­ leading newspaper nt Pcpsnoola, and j h#|WJ n, c hnj iwcn uu gh t the fire ner nnd healing Jho sick a# Christ lie has reflected#credit, on the newa■ lri), ,n „ |0j yoUnKvr days they could ■ o ing tiie issuance of time certificates Jesus demattdejK that hi.; follower paper fraternity by his collide in tie jmVK „ panic and perhaps The county court for Hrminole and making both of them county or panic should do. senate."- Tampa Times. county mny be nil tight and it may Delaind should do likewise saved 7*1 living And again, if the fire •There can l>c found nowhere it save tho taxpayers money but the The purchase of these bridgeti came .... ... ......... drill -Intel been thoroughly taught in M rs. Eddy's writings unkind or di* people do not want any measure put up about two yours ago and resulted TIIE BUNGS WH CAN I tO K L L I., , hljl ?choo^ lbc ,)U|pu could have glvpanging remarks about either tin over on them without their full knowl­ in a loggerhead. While the agitation i cn their parents nn object lesson in If the song* thnt n pceiplo love be* I H)Jf (.ontrH, V , wVcrU.d thc terr|h,e Vitalities, the martyrs, or even tht edge and consent. This is what nmong tho business men of Del-and tli.iMn Borne inuhii many ni-t*ilnargue IItill that present-day orthodox clergy. On thi brought out sUrh a storin'of protest was late in starting It soon assumed ran be token ns tin indication of that _ii.t... catastrophe. other hand Mrs. Eddy’s work* abaum people's tastes, then America is < U > over tho county court bill and shows huge enough proportions among the fire drill is not nccessaty in fire­ in pruise to these worthies. Sht cldedly a nation of folks devoted to which wsy the wind blows. Wu like them, the lurgest taxpayers of the proof buildings. Absolutely wrong. makes it quite clear thut it is old) their homes. tho idea of allowing every voter in city, to try to see the thing through A panic cun tic started nnd dozens nf Music nupcrvlsors in national con­ lives trampled out where there is not as one adheres too, and uadi-rotund the cqunty to know exactly what you lids year. The fact that Daytona intend to do in the way of mukiug aulved its bridge problems aroused ferences have Just voted on the songs n suspicion o f danger. It -has bot h the truth aliout God, man, and th< universe, as taught, and illustrated b) Jnws before tho bills arc presented. Ilia business men of this section that most popular nmong tho people of done many times. Only a few years Jesus, his apostles, and the prophets their communities. Among eighteen ■— o----------ago a would-be practical Joker in n Mel.and should do llkudisc. can tho Science of Christianity, o songs receiving highest number of The state papers ure spying much northern town stuck his head through A big mass meeting has been culled aliout the negroes leaving Florida for Monday evening at the Commer­ votes from directors o f community the door of a crowded room on a sec­ Christian Science, be demonstrated In s|>eaklng of her authority for tht just now for jobs in tho north. They cial Club ut 7:.'i0 p. m. People of the singing throughout the United Stales ond floor and yelled "Fire!" A panic tenching of Christian Science, Mrs are leaving for they are la-lng re­ East Const, who ure vitally interested were: ensued amt many lives were lost. Eddy, on page 1‘Ji! of the Christiui cruited by fairy tales of social equal­ in this matter as those of Dd-unil, "Old Folks nt Home," "My Old There was no fire, tl was a false ity in the north and big wages and ate expected to be present in large Kentucky Home," "Old Block Joe," alarm, but thnt fact did not prevent Science textbook, Sclmtcc and Healtl with Key to the Scriptures, says: "i an easy life. They will soon find out mimin'is. Invitations have also been "Dixie," "Carry Mo Back to Old Vir­ the loss of a number of lives. Is the have set forth Christian Science utu that the easy life is a myth and the issued to prominent residents of I-ako gin)’," "There's a I^mg, Long Trull," fire drill being taught in thc schools its application to the treatment o. social equality 4* farther away than and ,Seminole counties. "Home Sweet Home," "Sweet Gene­ of Ijike county? We don’t mean in-# '■ disease Just as I have discovert* ever and tho north knows none of tcrtnittcutly, n none might say, hut is The News is heartily in favor of vieve", and "Till We Meet Again." them—and I have found nothing 1: their problems ami is not concerned the movement whereby tho county Those ' songs were found to tie It being taught regusrly and system­ ancient or in modern systems ot I n their welfare. There aro better eliould pun base these bridges. It among those most in duntatul In com­ atically? Are the pupils of this which to found my own, except tin dawning fort he negroes In the feels thut under public management munity singing. There is more, in county getting that kind of instruc­ teachings and demonstrations of ou and'tbdr placu Is down here tho tolls could be reduced and later that fact than appears in the connec­ tion lion that may tic the tneaiiji incany of saving si great fa ste r and tho lives of prophet' the people understand thorn dune uwny with. The gain would bu tion o( the songs with/domestic af­ 'their lives, and probably " the lives and upiisUeA." Thi: es. " The Bible has beei rherv they understand tho white evident on all aidos with increased fairs. -They show bo”* rcvocubJy'a of many other*/ lb chi future/ either y — my only aijfihb'rtiy... Di, have had m BdUntukt of -them will be travel and also would tend to bffng pfofrM>*i* rooted in the ., ./at? ,i0T It other gilile lit t And (he ’distant'or n e g r f « not/ WhV htriiight and nar when the snow flies—back hundreds of people to Del-and to do nasi thift Is least su to oblivion I stheir righ't, dHtl’ llf'ja_ the ddlywtf row way* oif TA jiK." Atotf on |iag i they aro assured o f a living their shopping. While tax motley Is the past that is crcd about the tuqcfiera ,t» «oq that .tteriaft their '■' o f the Marne Look" fhe/’says: " some one to take earn of them. would undoubtedly havo to bu used tu thc huato.' Tho infle of home Is rights, t It if theidxty of the boards therefore plant myself unreserved!, pay ttm interest and retire tho time undoubtedly the strohgrst In determ­ of education to see that the fire drill on the teaching* of Jesus, of hi warrants, increased business here ining destiny. And it It not strange i*>tuught In the public schools. There apostles, of the prqphets, and on th Gasoline Gages, Rubber Pedal Pads should more than uffset this. that a people feeling It* Indebtedness .may not bo a law on thc atatuto books testimony of tho Science of Mine The position of the bridge coin to thu most mu red should repond to o ft his state requiring this kind of in­ Other foundations there are none." • tor Fords panics has bcct^ set forth by their expressions of work and song that struction, but if there i* not thc re­ Sincerely yours, T1KE8 AND TUUK8, ACL HIZEH, president, 8. A. Wood. Everything together remind them of the family sponsibility of those in authority la For Laos Money W. TRUMAN GREEN, by no means lessened. On thc con­ Christian Scicnco Committee on Fab is wurkln gtowards tho consumma­ circle. GENERAL ELECTRIC tion of tho purchase In an amicable The ideals that an! sung aboi/t the trary, it is Increased. If Instruction iicatioji. manner. It |s a matter of vital pub­ cradle are tho songs that are singing in the fire drill is hot mandatory, T:.nipti, May 18, 1023, AND lic importance which affdeta each and yet, They tiro what men live by and then the responsibility of seeing that EMERSON FANS every one of us cither directly or In­ for, When this sentiment that makes It is given rests with the teachers and COTTON directly. the home of tho greatest place on school authorities,, and there is no Every cltiicn of the county who earth grows stronger among all man- way of shifting the responsibility.— Farmer* rosy get frightened possibly ‘ can o should intend thu kig kind ,wc may expret to And happier Kustlp I,ak.- Region. ball weevil and talk afout ni ' 1 mass meeting Monday night!—De- relations in the World outside.—Oma­ T O' •' "* tho growing of cotton. Land Newa. For quick results try a want ad. ha Wo •Herald) i ' ~~ raw iv, H -, I,, ■ /<r». SAN FORD FLORIDA lenve the farm and move to town. of late, the south has every promi** Rut thc world needs cotton nnd the of n future as glowing na that of the south is the country—of nil countries west.—Gainesville Sun. —whore It grows. Those who have left the form because of discourage­ the face, says headlines in paper* of ments, itre going back to it There Sunday. These foreigners are c*pis already a definite move in thnt di­ tives of the Chinese bandits and were peaceful and law abiding citizen* of rection. foreign countrios doing business i* There is n definite movement of the southctTi owner bnck to hi* land, to Chinn personal supervision and manage­ ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL ment of his plantations nnd of his ‘ ALUMNI. tenant fnrmers. This movement is and needs urging, but thc tide has Acceptances to the Alumni Ban­ one of thcfactors largely responsible for recent prosperity, in thnt pari of quet must be cent in to Mi** i'attjrc tho, coon try, Thc movement is slow, Lyles not Inter thnn Wednesday, M»y 43-3tp Thc hotl weevil wns one influence 23. In the right direction, paradoxical ns STOPS HACKING COFfiH the statement may sound. The on­ "Had n hacking cough for yem, slaught of the weevil wns so rapid nnd terrifying thnt it actually suc- anil Foley's Honey nnd Tur is thc only cegded In frightening many of thu remedy that reached my cough. I easy-going absentees bock on to their have not been troubled with it since," proper jobs. They find that a mod­ writes Mrs. E. M. Doby, Anbury Park, ern crop, paying real modern money, N. J. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, can not be'raised v.-ith antiquated Chest nnd Bronchial trouble are quick, methods of cultivation nnd protection. 1* relieved with Foley’s ibrncy an! means hard work, organizing /Tor. Contains no opiates—ingredibrains, and the courage, intelligence cuts printed on the wrapper, l.argwt and persistence in fighting the pests. selling cough medicine in the World Fortunately for the routh, the in-, Sold cver/wherc.—Adv. tellcctunl qualities are present. All j G/ \V. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ •hut is needed Is the stimulus to the will. If that cpntlnqtn to waken tho; pert. 216 South Orange, Orlando, EU.i,j Mceplng forrfa as it na*’ teen doing » * ........................... 4 Shift ] J J__________ L_L-___________ - O U R IN G C A R Better Than Ever Before At the lowest price ever made, the Fosd Touring Car is even better than before. The one-man top, slanting windsh ield, improved seats and refined chassis construction have won-instant admiration. Already' the demand for this model exceedsiourability 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 .. .**! Pricn katmntvtr bom to Imp Ford qualify hat immrbom to high EDWARD HIGGINS I * I .lifila , . "r H rriiU .il, l '» r J . n n H e s t e r P u r t l c l n r s c a ll * �■ ' I 1 J 1 ■ JB Jfc- | 1 mm . i;f! ha ] D ra n e W ^ P u s h PUBLIC ATION 01 ACTS WOULD HE STOPPED TO : i)‘^ v e FLORIDA' MONEY ,.v rR efrigerator Gars TALLAHASSEE, May Zl.^K ep^I To Connect TlltriTille and 8anford-igf ,he laws requiring, the publication VollisJV County Ayr era td Cede * ■“ the acta of the leKIalaNo-Man's Land to BiiA'ir) County T T T r e e a f y Will Build' ITirdaurT * Labor recruiters, working .under faced Road to St. Johns Hirer. cover, ao that the long arm o f the. law, which imposes a-license of $1,Utive Frederics van What is called No-;Man's Land is 000 on aocK operators arc causing a county Monday. The « ^ % t o the a trlnngulnr-picce of land belonging slight shortage of common labor In ,uu* Van Ray says would be about to Volutin county that extends like a the phosphate mining section of the wedge between Brevard and Semin­ state, their appealing stories o f social fMOO. Miss Perlie Lee Bell will be at home To make up for this economy, two ole counties, separating tho two equality and high wages In northern other measures were Introduced by the counties. While No-Man’s Land con­ cities finding considerable response this week from Queen's College, at representative, relating to permanent tains 25,000 acres, the land is so among the more Ignorant of the negro Charlotte, N, Cy for tho summer va­ cation. publication of the actions of the legls- worthless that only two families live workers In the phosphate Industry, Mr. and Mrs. W. A . Raynor, of Cel­ Llure. He would authorise a publi­ on It, with only one voter in tho two According to employers of such la­ bor, the net result 4a that the indus­ ery avenue, are loaving shortly lo f cation by thy West Publishing Co., of families. Ct Paul, Minn., which would require .The new $50,000 road from Mims try Is not only Msing some o f It* men their former homo at Good Gorund, „ revision and compilation of the con- west through Southntere to the Bre- but the men so disillusioned are find­ Long Island, for a visit. They expect atitution of Florida, the constitution vrad county line, is intended to con­ ing sad experience upon their arrival to move to their new homo on Silver of the United States relative to tho nect with a hard-surfaced road to at their northern destinations. They Lako when they return, that- they territorial government of Florida, the Sanford in Seminole county. But No- ore finding that the relations pictur­ bought recently from Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Kt fur the admission of Florida Into Man’s Land; six miles across, inter­ ed in such glowing terms by the labor G. Deltcrick. Little Billy Raynor fell off the tho union, and the laws of Florida, of venes, and Volusia county naturally, recruiters are far from correct, thtfE a general and permanent natyre.. is. not eager to apdnd money for in fact there is no difference whatever porch while visiting his grandparents These would coat tho Representative a six mile road between Titusville and in the relationship existing between recently and broke an arm. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Deitcrick expect Mjn, $18 n copy for the first thou­ Sahford. the two races. This- is indicated by to move to the Maurice Spencer cot­ But Titusville and Sanford wont sand couples which would practically the following article from the New tage near Cameron City to be near the road built^-lt would be a trunk all lie distributed among tho Btute and York Herald o f recent date:. their new farm. county officials. Hy,n third bill of­ highway frojn the East Coast to Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpnny were tho NEGRO FINDS NEW YORK fered by Van Roy, tho apodal acta of North Central Florida—and on Mon­ EQUALITY TALK IS I1AIT guests of Ml*, and Mrs. I.owe near 1023 would be printed In one volume, day a delegation o f Brevard and New Smyrna'a portion of Inst week. the house journals in ono volume, the Seminole live wires appeared before .Telia Court He Was Lured From tho Volusia board of county commis­ Mrs. Margaret Marshnll is in La­ senate journals in ono volume, 500 Southern Home sioners to sea what could be done to peer, Mich., visiting relatives. Her rouplea of tho volumes' of special and George Johnson, twenty-four, niece, Mrs. Ashley Purvis, has charge local acts, of which 200 couples should secure thq road.- In the delegation of 319 West Thirty-ninth street, of the Cameron City store during her be bound in buckram nnd 300 in paper. were M. B. Smith and J. E. Nobles who admits he came to this city of Titusville, A. W. Donaldson o f absence. *'• Fifteen hundred coupies of the volrecently from a large plantation South mere, County Commissioners George Brandt arrived heju from In Louisiana on the strength of umo of the general nets of 1023 would glowing reports of conditions in Calexico, Calif., Inst week called by be authorised of which 500 would he Wheeler and Bledsoe of Seminole^'and New York, confessed yesterday Fred Wilson of Sanford. * the illness of his father, Henry buckram and 1,000 in paper. in General Sessions that he haa After getting down to brass tacks, Brandt Two hundred and fifty copies of the changed his views. At the same everybody declaring that the six- mile Rista Angelof o f Miami, was an time he made it plain his advice Journal of the house and 250 copies road across No-Man’s Land should be to Southern negroes who feel over Sunday (May 13th) guest of the of the journal of tho senate, would ho th a t. the are “ underpaid and built, tho Vqlusln commissioners Peters families of Richmond uve. lie 'authorised for publication, bound in underfed" would be to etay "down unanimously agreed to ask the Volu­ is a successful strawberry grower of leather and cardboard. home." sia senator and representatives ■to Miami and is enrouto north in his Not long efter he had landed pass a bill through the legislature car for a visit o f business and pleas­ In New Yark, according to the Lives of great men oft remind us ceding No-Man's I.and to Brevard story he fold the court, Johnson ure. and another negro, Julius Brooks, that one nocif not lx? n sage— thnt tho county, with tho understanding thnt Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClelland, Mrs. albo lately from the .South, found only thing essential is a headline on 1L NorMan’s Land is so ceded Brevard U, IL Squire, Mrs, T. M. Bledsoe and themselves without work or mon­ the first page. • county will build n hasdsurfaced road bliss Helen Chorpenlng were delegates ey or prospect of either. from tho end of the Southriicro road Thot explains why they were to tho district conference held In Doboring a hole from the hallway tft thu.£L.MlW..JMyRr; ,qnd ,g«jniijole Land last week, the party, represent­ Cures Mnlftrln, Chills county will build a hardsurfaced road WTY84 Seventh avenue Into the, ing the chUrch'" 'tibople of clothing atore of Hyman Bern­ nnd Fever, Dengue or from the St. Johns River to Sanford. Moore's Station church. *" stein when Patrolman Wyman Bilious Fever. In case the legislature passes a bill L. Rode, of the West Thirtieth Funeral of Henry Brandi 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc street station happened along. to cede No-Mon’s Land to Brevard Th6 funeral of Henry llrnndt wan Both pleaded guilty and were sent county, before it'takes effect Volu­ held at Miller's Undertaking Parlor to Elmira for Indeterminate per­ sia county must .endorse the bill by at 4 o’clock Wednesday afternoon, iods. referendum, Should the referendum Before they • were sentenced May 1(1, Rev. Father Honndw?ey offic­ they explained that "down South carry, Brevard is to pay tho expanse iated, with many kind words to the thyc hnd heard' wonderful stbrof the. special election. Should it bereaved family. Mr. Brandt \vns horn leu about New York being a place not carry, Wtlusin i» to pay the elec­ W > 6 DLL S A Y in Germany and cumc to this country where whites and blacks were on a common social and Industrial with his purentn at the ago‘of 14 nnd TSJSo.YDWWELF tion expense.—Titusvillo Advocate. fooling.—New York Herald, May “ / I WHSN YOU lived in Chicago bOforc coming to 9, 1923. Sanford. He served in the war be­ According to employers of negro tween the north nnd south from the labor In the phosphate mines, many beginning In 1881 nnd w a s mustered I will receive offers for the sale of nra too wise to he enthralled by Ike out in I860 In Washington, D. C. He the assets of the Automotive Supply glowing reports of condUlons In the wns a* member of the. 57th Illinois Our bread Is on the pure food Company, at my office until Thura* northern states nnd arc remaining at level. It’s -it standard article day noon. May 24th. Stock may be their pista, hut thoso who are depart­ Regiment, Company G, and marched He was a of fond in this town. Every viewed - at any time, inventory and ing make for n considerable short- with Sherman to the sea. member of the Grand Army of the day more foliis arc learning terms or sale given on application. *go. v , Republic, Mr. Brandt's body’ reposed * SCIIELLE c n iim tft? MAIN'ES, tt i vmV q about ils nutritious goodness It Is declared that tho recruiter* under the stare and stripes and the and about the cleanly care 45-3to Trustee. are unusually clever In their opera­ National Guards attended the funeral used in its manufacture. Kattions, never coming out in tho open. in a body and gave him * soldier's And yet a lot o f pcoplo will bo un­ fhg our bread is a health hab­ burial, hla grandson, Darwin Ualmas happy In Heaven when they discover it. Get the habit.. being a member of tho Guards. Mr. that it Isn't tho exclusive property of Brandt was 83 years and six months one denomination. old and had lived in Sanford for tho past oleven years, coming here from Japanese will build a passenger Chicago where he hnd been in the Airplane landing station hj a Toyko florist business many years. Ho, to­ gether with hia wife, made their homo b r e a d NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION with their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Bal* Serial No. 017335 mas and family at Eureka Hammock, WEEKLY CITRUS REVIEW, Department of the Interior Betides Mrs. Btilmaa and other daugh­ if. S. Land Office ** ters, Mrs. Robert Hamel o f Denver, ORLANDO, May 21—The weekly nt Gainesville, Fla., Colo., Mrs. G«o. Lcppor, o f Chicago citrus review by F. L. Skelly, as Is­ May 12, 1023. and son George Hi unfit of Calexico, NOTICE la hereby given that Cor- sued from the office of American Calif., and a brother Otto Brandt o'! Pruit Growers, Inc., sayai b C. Sis trunk, of Oviedo, Florida, San Diego, Calif., there are several -W W I A K I . Heavy shipments of strawberries, ho, on November. 15, 1021, made grand children and his dear wife left amounting to an excess over 350 car­ behind tt> mourn Qie departure of loads per day on some heavy days 1/4 of 8W 1/4, Section 36, Township tho kind huaband and father. The 21 S., Range 31 E., Tallahassee Mori- recently, and tho beginning of the causa of Mr. Brandt's death wua a tu­ aro factors dim, has filed notice of intention to early peach movement mor from which he hod suffered for which are exerting influence on the mako Commutation Proof, to estab­ many year*, and at his' extreme age, market* at this time. Liberal sup­ lish claim to tho land above deacriblir. Denton, the attending physician, plies coming into competition with j od, before Clerk Circuit Court, at citrus advised against an ’ operation. The b u il d in g offerings have resulted In Sanford, Florida, on the 23rd day of family are glad t0 remember he slept keeping average price, levels down. M A T E R M fc Juna, W23. ■» peacefully away into death. There Oranges: Florida .offerings ednClaimiifit nanus os witnesse*: tinue to be ta^cn well' at pr*vaUiog rJ * **[ *ruu ( r i . r n t - ---t0"^F^la TrUchanL of Oyiodo, Florida, testimonials love. Burial topg “pla?p price*. WjpU packed, diwlrjblq stock j Qxcun James, of Ovfoilo, Florida. '.'‘,7 1 roqtinu^K atryng^ but ^ ere'a u ction frt Lafericw cymetcry. Cbrbett VfilHamspn,'of Ovipdb, Flo. marketii recently have been given an VETERANS TO UPHOLD > *'• Osritr ElHsbi^'oF Oviedo, Florida. REHABILITATION ACT ~ * v w m : s. t a n p r e ; * Acting Register. WASHINGTON, May 21,— A roso- IT’5 OH THE LEVEL WASHINGTON, D. C.."jfhy! 21.— vngressmnn DrntteV Waahinplbn of- And, trust, in this Jiank-iiattuvgiU1 •i. i. ii be safe! iy.' * r’1* ^4,*1'**">*4 •*4 The test o f trustworthiness has been applied to this bank fo r 36 years, and it has stood the test. The fact that we can help you in business, and wish to*do so is cer­ tain. 1 Let us have your account! Resources, $1,600,000. £ from the Florida State Sonata re­ questing that the interstate com­ merce commission give the. strawber­ ry growers of Florida the samo privi­ leges concerning tho use of refrigera­ tor cars as enjoyed by growers In Louisiana. Protesting against this discrimination, it is stated thnt un­ less these refrigerator cars arts fur­ nished as requested n grout industry may be lost to Florida. The-matte: mission by Mr. Drano nnd vigorously pushed. ONE FOE OF WORLD COURT DEFEATS WILL OF C O N -. NECTICUT REPUBLICAN First National Bank Taking Its cue from Scnntor Brandegcc, the Rpubllcnn House of Representatives of Connecticut has A COM M UNITY U U If.ftE R rejected a resolution commending President •Harding's proponnl for F. P. FORSTER', President U. F. WIIITNER, Cashier American co-opcrotion in the Court of Internnlonnl Justice created by tho Lcagur of aNtiona. The vote wns 4l» «—-------------------------------- — --------- ------------------ ---- --------------------- ;-- --------l for and 117 against the resolution. "*■ ■ ■ ....... ^ ------- ---------------------------- 1 -- - _ Whntjwa* romnrknblo about the - ■ ¥ house's action was its committee on • federal relations had submitted tho resolution with a ropbrt fnvorlng its ndoptlnn nnd that there whs only ono KttKKUIT AMI l’ Anfcli\UKII HKIIVICp. opponent .-of the proposition at the IH© One Way From Jacksonville (One Way public* hearings, while numerous ad- i ITY ........... $38.14 WASHINGTON, I>..C....... 3|,7I vacates. Republicans ns well ns Deni-j M l)................. 30.1)8 N I A G A R A FALLS .......... $44.12 ocrata .appeared in its behalf. SH................ 42.52 NKW. YOHKVN. Y. . .......... ttTJMr The lone ohjectloner wnk S. M. B. I................... I3.4R PHILADELPHIA! PA. , 34.38 0 ................. 39.31 PITTSBURGH, PA. ... ...... 39.31 Holden, who has hegn assclacd with CH....... 41.93 HA VANN A II, GA_____...... fl.OO Schntor Bramie geo in * tho latter's k‘................... 38.93 TOLEDO, OT ...... ;.... . 41.71 politcnl campaigns and is known to represent his views. When Mr. Holden appeared to oppose tho reso­ Itxatolt lution It wna predicted thnt it would bo defeated, in spite of Its approval by other .Republicans. ____ _ ^ _____* ** APRIL COMMERCIAL FAILURES. J Merchants and Miners Transportation Commercial fnilurca almost ns large j In" number iuuI ns. gtully id. .pglnt of liabilities involved ns over wore rt*cordcd In a ainglu month were re­ ported during April. Only twice in tho lust sixteen years have these fail­ ures been as mnny in April as'-they wore this year. The failures reported by Bradstreet's agency for the month ending May 1, were 1,838. This wns 318 few­ er than tho totnl for April, 1D22, hut 228 more than during April, 1021, the first month or tho Harding adminis­ tration. Cough* and Cold*, Headea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism nd All Ache* ahd Paiaa A L L D R U G G IS T S 38c and 88c, Jan and lubaa Hospital six*, $3.00 SANFORD MAID “ fR ie W D S W IT H OUR i k LIwe Hill Lumber .Cp. ^ 6-14-81-28} 6;-l-U j. . lotion declaring it unwise to advise congresa to make any change in the rehabilitation act was adopted at a conference at the Veterans Bureau here yekterduy,'. v Between the prices (laid for such and those paid for good quality, fresh ly are steady. Tho auction ntsr- jicckcd grapefruit there la a wide , however, have reacted «ga,nat margin o f llffcrencu. Indientlona u t Oakland designed this car especially to serve the n e e d s o f b u sin ess a n d p r o fe s s io n a l m e n . Its m echanical fitness fo r daily service, year in and ou t, Is assured by O akland's Mileage-Basis Plan fo r determ ining the quality o f every essential chassis part. Its sm ooth-running engine carries a 15,000 m ile w ritten guarantee. Its econ om y is established b y the frequency w ith w h ich Oakland has w on im portant e co n o m y and Endurance contests. Its trim appearance w orthily represents its ow ners C om e in and inspect it! Y ou ’ll be surprised a t K EN T YULC. W O R K S ) Oak Avenue and Third S t m t �Tuesday GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXING- BASE BALL NEWS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida State league No games scheduled. American league A t Chicago 2, New York 2. At St. Louis 0, Washington ft. At Detroit 1, Philadelphia S. At Cleveland 1, Iloaton 0, m w m m sir m EPS?, m Pv ■f w Lk‘ » S BF National League At Drooklyn 5, Cincinnati 2. At Now York 14, S t Louis 4. Others not scheduled. At At At At Southern Association Chattanooga 5, Atlanta 0, Mobllo 4, Memphis 5. Nushvillo a, lllrminghnin 1. Now Orleans II, Little Rock 2. IIOW THEY STAND Florida State League Won Lost OHnndo ................. 25 10 Lakeland ............... III 15 Tampa ...... ......... HI 17 20 Bradentown........... 10 Daytona ...... ......... 15 20 «>') St. I’etersburg . . in Pet. .714 .560 .485 .444 .421) .1171 American League -Won Lost New Y'ork ......... 21 8 10 Fhjlndelphln ....... 10 it Clcvlnnd ................ 10 Detroit .................. 15 15 St. Louis .............. 12 10 15 Washington .—...... 11 10 Chicago......... 15 Boston H 10 Pet. .724 .015 .583 .500 .420 .423 .400 .333 National League Won Lost H New York ............ 22, SI. Louis ......... 14 17 •13 Pittsburgh ............. 15 Chicago ....... ...... 14 15 15 Cincinnati ........... 13 10 Brooklyn ............. . 13 15. Boston ................... 12 8 18 Philadelphia Southern Association Won Lost New Orleans 11 It) 10 Mobile .......... 12 10 Chattanoogu ....... 13 Nashville __ _____ 10 13 Atlanta ................ 15 10 15 Memphis ............... 12 Riimlnghnm ........ 13 17 Little Rock ....... l> 1!) Pet. .7a:i .548 .530 .483 .404 .418 .444 ,308 Pet. .083 .571 .552 .552 .481 .444 .433 .321 Dal.y Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke House, Mobley's Drug Store and Hunts Pharmacy, if f s a w s -k -j iuvm m C s o l i ; | 1 , 0 1 CcOO-JC!_J Thursday Three Days instruction each year just prior to 8I&IATE OPENS WAY 150,000 PEOPLE MAY SEE the race. CLALS8IC AUTOMOBILE RACE FOR BROKERS, BUT BASE BALL Jimmy Murphy, international driv­ BARS BUCKET SHOPS FOOT BALL INDIANAPOLIS, May 21.—The ing champion and declared to bo the BASKET BALL . greatest crowd that ever witnessed a most consistent winner in all racing TALLAHASSEE, May 2 1 -A m«. ' sporting event'will attend tho annual history, will be a starter. He arrived kure that waulcf rupeal present Ian it. l . S h i p p , Editor T R A P SHOOTING intcrnntinnn! 500-mile automobile rare nt the track ^nriy this year to pre­ Against trading in tho stok market. ' hero May 30, In tire opinion of offi­ pare! his now single-scoter *for *lhe ffcnirf of cotton market through brok. ' I cials of ' the Indianapolis Motor grueling contest. Howdy Wilcox, In­ ernge houses in this state and which u ATHLETICS TAKE SIXTH Pa P^ ft* M ht ta h Ki Ki Speedway, where the vent will be dianapolis pilot; Ralph DePalma, for would instead make it unlawful only n* years the most popular driver to to operate so-called bucket shops wit M DETROIT, May 21.—The Philadel­ held. come here; Eddie Hcarnc, Cliff Du­ I-ast years' crowd, announced os passed by the senate last night 24 to i Id phia Athletics yesterday continued rant, Jou Boyer nnd other veterans tut Id their rampage through tho western 135,000, Will be topped by 15,00(1 this will compete for the 550,000 In prizes. 1. The measure, if it becomes |lv month-end, if the udynneo sale indi­ would permit tho operation of legitiId clubs, winning their sixth consecutive *3 m Wi fa ^ h m cates anything, it was said. Tho snle* In addition, there will be drivers mate "wire" houses nnd brokerage fa game by overwhelming Detroit 8 to 1. M to date were declared to be mnny from France, Argentina nnd Ger­ concerns which heretofore have been Ri m k i h t a l Q t a k i h Hi. Tho scoro: It's all ovcrl many. , tabooed but in n groat number of ] 0 f) ‘>oo "OO 8 11 0 , *'0Uf‘an'^■,, nlica'l of the mark at this Philadelphia . Tho course record, established last cases hnvc operated anyway. film ion niri ooo— non l t uo on time last year. D etroit...............ooo Lon Chancy In ' ‘The Trap" tonight! That fs, the state shoot lug and There nro threo new elements year by Murphy, is slightly better A bucket shop in the bill i* de­ ImHcbali tournaments. which tend to make the coming event tlmn^an average of 04 milcB an hour fined as a house in which the dealings CLEVELAND, May 21—With SumGnspurd, a simple hearted trapper — the most interesting in year*. , They for the 600’ miles. carry no real intent to buy the stock And Williston is now tho State did not understand the ways of hum­ n:a on second in the fifth inning yes­ are: More foreign entries since 1014; or other commodity but merely prove terday and two out, Pitcher Quinn of Baseball Champions of tho Florida an .wolves, and when His mine and CELERY- PRICES REITER the Initial trjnls of racing motors of n guise for gambling. Boston passed Catcher Myntt purpose­ high schools. sweetheart were'stolen, who could not more than 122 cubic inches piston Senator Etheredgo opposed the bill ly so as to get at Cuvclesklc, Tho blame him for trying to get even 7 displacement—only nbout two-thirds The much cooler weather or the past because of ita repealing clauses. Mr. latter signed, scoring Sunima with Hnbc Ituth Is still going after Cy ns large ns the smallest motor in week was ideal for the few growers Stokes in supporting the measure inthe run that gave- Cleveland the vic­ seventh homo run the season and the Lon Chaney's portrayal of tho man pleasure cars In the United Sjtatej\— v.'ho still had celery to rut nnd prices traduced by Senator Butler, declared tory 1 to 0, The score: thlfd hi three days.* nil dthe introduction of notary valve for the twenty-six cars which went'that the legitimate brokerage ronwho substituted kindness for revenge Boston ............. 000 000 00—0 fl 0 Is one of the finest you hnvc ever cabined in the racing game. forward have been much better. i cerns were permitted to operate in Cleveland......... . 000 010 Ox—1 4 1 This afternoon the first practice seen. Added attractions, too. Tile speedway track, which has The weuther, however, has not been other states and in view of fact that of Hanford's semi-pro baseball team been declared by mnny leading driv­ se beneficial to peppers. Twenty-cars many tourist* who come to the state CHICAGO, May 21.—Sum Jones of will be held on the Ninth street park ers to be tho "sportiest" course in the of peppers were shipped front the in the winter wont to deal in the And tonight the honor guests will the Yanks had the edge on "Red" Fa­ at 4 o'clock. be G. Bassett Smith nnd wife und lit- ber, the White Box veteran, yester- country, is oval in shupe. Each lap Hanford district and eleven mixed markets he believed the bill should pass. ■ »»'**.•» Btt)j New TOrk won Ihu Ifirst is,equivalent to 2 1-2 miles, requiring ears. #>a# ■s-.-iawm 1#* , Hpoft fnns o f' Hanford have been U« daughter, and will ami* The Ina^., 206 Upk'for Ihe T U /O inilek. th e 1>cli' ' Thcsp'Intturt^oTY'conmsTHTnil^ 0f the series [) to 2. The scscore: discussing for’ some time the possi­ without cosL Be there G. B, ns O b o fthe course is brick. The straight- ly of tomatoes and Irish potatoes with A form of rust proof steel has borne lias saved a place fur you. New York ........ 000 010 020—3 8 0 bility of n local baseball league. Mr. n-wnys ure 3,301 fectl nog, there arc scattering shipments of corn and oth­ been invented in Germany for use in George McCrary of the locul Ford Chicago .......... 000 101) 001—2 11 1 , 1,320 feet of quarter circles at, each er vegetables. • , dentistry. Tomorrow nigiil Dorothy Dalton in Motor Company Is organizing n four o fthe four bends ,und 010 feet of Growers seem determined to perfect club league. The Lcnam-will probably "Dark Secrets" and Int remit ion at ST. LOUIS, May 21.—Ht. Louis short straight-a-ways between the For cutting thick weeds a new gar­ seme form of co-operative organiza­ ' / be the DeMoluy team, Brotherhood News! hruke its losing ‘ streak of four curves. * tion which will develop the proper den ‘ trowel has been given one saw of HI. Andrew, Iijg Korean, Brotherstraight game* by defeating Wash­ Handling the enormous • crowd method of marketing nnd continue to toothed edge. * hood amt the Oviedo Scouts. Wednesday—Katherine McDonald in ington 0 to 8 in ten Innings here yes­ which annually throngs to Indianap­ work toward *uch distribution ns will "Money! Money! Money!" with n terday. The score: olis every year for the race is an put their products on a remunerative Mr. McCrary wishes to see the comedy as a side liner. Washington.... 300 000 004 1—8 14 3 easy matter now, due to the experi­ basis,—-'Tho Florida Grower. head* of these teams at 7:30 tonight St. Louis .... 001 400 002 2—0 12 1 ence gained in the pnst. Months in tin.' Brotherhood of Ht. AruRcw --------- 'P' ------------* Thursday—Estelle Taylor, Wallace ahead o ftimo private homes are can­ AUTO THIEVES VISIT CORRECTED MAY I, 1923 dull rooms to discuss the league. Beery nnd Mae Busch In "Only a BOTH NEW YORK vassed for spare rooms and, with the South Bound HANFORD AGAIN Hhedule will he made up and plans Shop Girl" with a two part Century TEAMS IIAV|NG OPPOSITION hotels, these are listed cfor thy bene­ Departs Arrive for getting necessary equipment will comedy as an milled attraction. fit o fvisltor*. Tlie hotels usually IN PENNANT RACE 2:40 n.m. Saturday night the car of T. J. No. 83.. ........ 2:30 a.ni. lie made. are filled by reservations mude Miller was stolen. The car was No. 8:40a.m. * 27.. And then Friday hnil Saturday— NEW YORK, tyay 21.—Strong op­ months before the race, and this year parkedjm the lido of his home, later No. 2:15 p.m. 81)............ 2:25 p.m. GIANTS HIT FOUR CARDI­ Mary Miles Minter in "Drums of position for the champion New York is no exception. t 7:10 p.m. on after the leport had been turned No. 85.. ......r. 0:55 p.m. NAL PITCHERH HEAVILY Fate." A|so International New. Co-operating with the city author­ into the authorities, a search wus clubs of the major, leagues was de­ veloped during the week's games, the ities, the speedway management see* started .for the car and it was found Northbound NEW YORK, May 21.—Tho New THREE MINISTERS ARE St. lands Cart)Inals . having climbed ot it that every street nnd road lead­ at Altamonte Springs when; the Departs Arrive York Nationals hit four Cardinal TO ATTEND FIGHT high in thu national race while Con­ ing to the track is marked so that driver had smashed the car into n No. 2:0.1 a.m. 82... ......... 1:48 a.m. pitchers here yesterday for u 14 to 4 nie Muck's Athletics udded punch to the visitors can not get lost. From tree totally demolishing it. The enr No. 12:03 p.m. 84........... 11:45 n.m. victory. Young, Kelly and OVonnel early morning until the crowd hns was brought to Sanfonl by the wreck­ No. MISSOULA, Mont., May 21.— the American League scramble. 3:52 p.m. 80.......... 3:42 p.m. leading the attack with four U1U each. Three minister* member* of the The New York clubs maintained reached the speedway, several o f the ing crew front William’s garage, nnd No. 28... ....... 10;t)0 p.m. Or the twenty hits the world's chum-, Methodist Episcopal church in Mon­ their ieutl in the races, but tho main roads ore given ovor to one-way the mechanics at that place elated ■ ff }» | >J / [ 1 pious made only three of four extra tana will attend the championship strength shown *by tho Cardinals and traffic, permitting five nnd *ix ma­ that the car was a total min with ev­ Trilby Branch bases, there were doubles by Ydung, fight between Jack Dempsey, world’s the Atletic* vyas thu outstanding fea­ chines to drive abreast- Traction nnd ery part on the car damaged nnd Departs Arrive Kelly mid O'Connel. The score: champion and Tom Gibbons of St. ture of the conests in both leagues. train service operating from the cen­ torn asunder. 7:30 a.m. xNo. 100... St. Louis ____ 001 002 100— 4 11 4 Paul at Shelby July 4. The.m in­ The Cardinals continued their ter of the city every’ few minutes for • 3:25 p.m. xNo. 21... New York ....... 020 003 45x—14 20 1 isters will lie there as an otifeial heavy hitting and Hearing, leading the thousands who use that method FATTY ARBUCKLE xNo. 25.......... 1:30 p.m. committee of the church. It was all National club* for the week. Their of reaching the course. IN MU8CIAI) REVIEW xNo. 101...____. 5:50 p.m. ", BROOKLYN, May 21.—Brooklyn said tile committee of pastors pro­ pitchers improved. Once nt the Speedway, the people jumped oil Couch, the first five hnt- posed to see exactly what happens ut In the west the Athletics bowled are turned over to nn "army" of at­ . LOS ANGELES, May 21.-—Roscoc Leesburg Branch ter* in the first hin'ng getting four this "prize fight." ove rail opposition winning their tendants. These men are experi­ C. (Fatty) At buckle, motion picture Departs ■ Arrive singles mol a triple for live runs^win­ Rev: Jesse Lucklcn, pastor of. the sixth straight game yosterdny. The enced in handling the gignnrlc crowd comedian, left Los Angeles yesterday xNo. 157 __ ,__3:55 p.m. ning the. opening game o f Hit* series First Methodist chuiVh here would Ynnkees won seven of their last for most ofthem have been doing the for Chicago to begin nn engagement No. 21...__...... 2:45 p.m. fiom Cincinnati yesterday, 5 to 3. It not state definitely the purpose of the eight games, including the victory work for years. There is no con­ in a musical review ut n cafe in that 6:30 a.m. xNo- 158... was Diiknman's fourth straight vic­ visit of tlie committee, hut said it is over Chicago yesterday. Cleveland fusion, entrance gates all around the city under n contract said to guar­ ■ i A * * * No. 22.. i—*in*s # .,■ 7:10 p.mtory. Wingo hit a home run over the a part of a campaign looking to the and Detroit suffered from heavy hit­ plant enabling a sufficient division of antee him $2,5(H) n week. It will be right field fer.ee with two out. The repeal of the present boxing law in ting attacks by their opponents. tho crowd. It is a rare occurrence his first appearance in musiral com­ Oviedo Branch score! Montana. Washington, St. Louis, Chicago and for one to be sealed in the wrong' edy since he entered motion pictures Depart* Arrive Cincinnati .... 200 000 001—3 8 0 Boston continued on tho losing side, place, so well trained ure the atten­ eight yegis ago. kNo. 120.. ____ 7:45 p.m. Brooklyn 500 000 OOx—6 7 2 Compressed air machinery has lawn dants, Who in addition to their sev­ 3:40 p.m. xNo. 127.. Tho Herald delivered aix times a eral years of experience at the course, developed for steering ocean going The Herald delivered six times a Tho Daily Herald, 15c pur week. vessels. arc given nbout two weeks of special week for 25c. / week for 15c. x—-Dally, except) Sunday. ------------- * ____________ _ _ _ REALM OF SPORTS : CELERY SEED T ^ r s f ir ^ x h S T a T n n y - ' if ; l> Wednesday FOR THE MOVIE FAN TRAIN SCHEDULE Jutioinfi Irom M ary s nosiu m n • W i.il w t-» a * ot ins w h at Aid s w a s l ik e f �KhSs9H? • THE SANFORD Don’t Tomorrow Morning Don’t Forget! MAY 1 Three Days Tuesday Carda of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whom, In hie chosen protension the Ilerald recom­ mends to tha people. Too can find the name or titxy live Buainesa Man in Sanford in thla Column each day. Quick Service Transfer to George A . DeCottes Attorney-nt-Law Storage Facilities Over Seminole County Rsak If wa please you, tell others; If not, IAN FORD -:- -:- -:- FLORIDA tell ua. Thone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS ( V. C. COLLER, Prop. * FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA General Shop and Mill Work ELTON J. MOUGHTON CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 111 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. i B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY * ARCHITECT Room 7. Miller Bldg. IAN FORD -tFLORIDA IGHELLE MAINES FI ftP-------- AUTO--------- BONDS LAWYER — Court nouse S. 0 . S h in h olser Contractor and Builder IANFOKD FLORIDA A. I*. Connelly & Sons tUlahltabM l*OH Heal Kslnle, Loans nnd Inaurancc 1’hnnr I* KH-8 Magnolia Arc. Rooms 228-228 DR. R. M. MASON 1IENTIKT New Mdich Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida W . J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE STEWART The Florist tut flutters-------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plant* III Myrtle Are------------ phone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repaint Acetylene Welding rhn"g 62----------Sanrord, Florida J. II. Colclough beak & C o lclo u g h * INSURANCE 1 IFf—-Life— —Auto No. 5 First Natl Rank Illdg. Anno* SANFORD ' FLORIDA "h.-n apeaking or thinking of the I f sent and future of Sanford.use the following a la C«ue: Ilea. £05- -PhoncH- -Office 271 DR. J. T. DENTON I'llYSICIAN-HUIKiKON Rooms 206-207-208 Mclsch Building DR. G. S. SELMAN Practice limited to IliaeBRea of Eye, Ear, Note and Throat Kyra Examined, Glnssra Fitted . Mclsch Building tyea Examined Glaaaaa Daalgnad . Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. Optkfaa-OptemelrUr fit Bast Firat Street Hanford. Fla SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get A n Abstract Befoye Buying Property ‘ •““d, Utter, beat. And never let It rent, E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. Until thi! good IsHomes m unica thu |hu Ircltur, U’ttur, And the Utter ho; u.-omea |ha heat. V; v : Aecurding to the lake Worth ~ i| P l » ,Herald, pl«V** for planting •1,000 ad­ KIDNEY TROURl e BECOMES ditional arrcB of sugar cane in the SERIOUS Kvetffladcn in Palm Reach county Suffered with aeverc headache, this summer have been announced by W*“ Mhe and pain, in my leg. and the Florida Sugar and Food Products «n i\r|m.y. *h° uldcr l,lo,lr- Mr kidneya Company, owner of the sugar mill w , — .I . cast of Banal Point that the past * hUd?er * crc ln ---------------tondiUon. ard „ l* nervou■ tt,»d felt tired 1spring has prodaccd.thc first plantsorn put. Walking made me tion white sugar ever made in the fa"el nfif|1!r,a|h' F‘Vcrjr n>ornlng my <>laden. Tho Herald adds “ before “ ntl bands were bloated. Mcdi- next year the auger mill company ex­ ■doctor*'ad ^ fonditjon^and pects to build railruhd trackage Into ----- Rk field*, permitting . quicker and M.veU hM **d « opCT,ltlon " write* Isggic Nelson, Mossdale, Fla. lunately I Fof' cht,pcr transportation o f the esse Hlls. tried Z l ! ^ U!_ Fo,! y . than is possible with barges. Reloading will be Thursday Although nnimnls do not produce these vltnmlncs they obtain them from tho green leaves of plants nnd concentrate them for the use of hu­ man beings. In vltnmine production, the cow comes first and tho hen second. The finnncinl aspect is still n»oro favorable to the hen nnd puts her in first place. Her marketable products hnvo a higher vnluo thnn those of the cow, as 100 pounds of digestiblo mat­ ter consumed In tho feed amounts to about 13 dozen of eggs, figuring 1*4 pounds to the dozen. Although market prices vary widely in different sec­ tions of the country, the present vnlue of the hen's production on this basis would 1h> /rom $4 to $6 and thnt ol' Ihe cow would he about $.1. The hen in addition possesses great(^advantages to the city dweller in thnt a comparatively largo number can l*o kept on u small era in tho city nnd can l*u more easily handled tl'.art any other domestic food produc­ ing animal, and with less objection from the neighbors. On the farm the hen also Ir n very efficient creature ns she picks up und makes us of n largo quantity of feed that would prohnh'y not be util­ ized by any other livestock. Three Days person who pledged for Christian ed­ ments o f God’s providence. Hut wo ucation will pay up for the two yenrs, ought to pray for them ns they strug­ pnst due. These amounts, for each gle to the light." person are very smsll but when each of these nre put in one sum they will MINISTERIAL RELIEF Hen Follows Cow and Pig Producing bo n dormitory thnt will mean much Human Food, Leader OCCUPIES A PLACE to Southern Methodism nnd our stntc In Profits a IN DELIBERATIONS at large. The plea comes won't you •. m ** Classified Ada lc a word. No bo prompt in doing your Lit. Ad taken for lean than 25c. Uy SETH W. SHOEMAKER, . INDIANAPOLIS, May 21.—Dr. The reports from tho vnrious (I And positively no Classified Director, Thu School «r Agriculture, Henry B. Master, o f Philadelphia, to­ charges were very gratifying, show­ Ada charted to anyone. Caah International Correspondence day submitted to the Presbyterian ing a steady growth in all lines nnd to muat accompany all orders. Schools, Scranton, Pn, General Assembly the 68th annual while the demands are legion, still Count the words and remit report of tho Presbyterian Board o f tha seal and ardor exhibited showed acordingly. In these days when efficiency is Ministerial Relief nnd Sustentatlon, of thnt the wmk will he done to the eagerly sought after nnd extolled which he is general secretary. He said glory nnd honor of our Heavenly Fa­ •many cxtrnvngnnt statements un> the fact thnt more thnn one-half of ther to whom nothing short of suc­ made In. regnrd to the efficiency of tire Presbyterian churches hnd n mem­ cess would be acceptable. farm nninmls in producing food for bership of less thnn 100 apiece mads The Do Land people were most hos­ FOR SALE mankind. necessary a pension system sustaired pitable welcoming all with open doors, Although there .arc various ways of by the larger nnd richer churches. The doing everything for the comfort and FARMERS— You can get teed bed figuring this, tho following table, Presbyterian church was n pioneer in pleasure of all. At the noon hour fram n and Irrigation plug* at tha compiled by one of the highest food such a pension system hut it was In­ each day the Indies served a sumpSanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc authorities in the country, will prove adequate. , tolls repast of most tempting viands. Fu k SALE-— Hosier and Gaya' paints interesting rending: The Relief Department of the Board Tha delegates greatly appreciated and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Human Food Produced Ity Farm Ani­ needed $1,500,000 n year for Income this cordiality nnd brotherly luve so Works, Sanfoid agents. 183-tfc mals from ion Pounds or Diges­ tor retired ministers, widows nnd or­ apparent on every bund. The place tible Mattrr Consumed FOR SALK—Rhode island eggs for phans of ministers, nnd for support for . meeting of next district confer­ .Marketaide Edible setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. of the‘ three Presbyterian, homos and ence Is Hastings, who extended n Animal Product SoHb Ellsworth, llcardnll Avenue, San­ the tuberculosis sanitarium. Tho most a most cordial invitation. .....1311.0 Ihs. 18.0 lbs. ford. . 83-tfp Cow (milk) hoard needed unothcr $600,000 a'year It is only through these confer25.0 Iha. 15.6 Ihs. for the church's share of annuities in ■ BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY invites Pig (dressed) encoM that we may learn of the won­ 14.8 Ihs. 0,4 Ihs. the sustenRttion department, which Is you. High elevation, purr drinking Cow (cheese) derful work being done over the dis­ one-fifth supported by tho previous water. Hood terms on a few cottages Calf (dressed) __ _ 30.5 Ihs., 8.1 lbs. trict. Dr. Wt J. Carpenter, Mr. I* P. <k4lbs. 5.4 lbs. savings of tho annuitants. hs homes or investment, $800, $1,400, Cow (butter) Hagan, Mrs, >VT B. Thornton, nud METHODIST'CONFERENCE." Dr. Mnsters pleaded for nn endow­ $l‘,flOO;>ii;i6o:-I.ako Mary Realty Co.' Poultry e g g s ) 1 1 K 6 Ihs. .T>.t Ihs. Mrs. John D. Jenkins were the dele­ 2.2 lbs. G-d-tfc Lamb (drolscd) P.fl Ihs. ment fund sufficient to care for tha Lake Mary, Florida. gates from Sanford attending the 2.8 Ihs. Steer (dressed) .... 8.3 Ihs. The Palatka District Conference of growing demands of pensioners, and FOR SALE-^2-tuh Federal truck", con fe fence. 2.0 lbs. the Methodist church has just closed Sheep (dressed) 7.0 Ihs. asked the Genu nil Assembly to set up . good for logging purposes, first According to the figures of this ta­ a most satisfactory suasion -held nt n new laymen's movement to raiso an class condition. Cheap for rash. ilI'KBSIIYTRKIAN CHURCHES ble (which, of course, presents only- Dcljtnd, .May 15 to 17. Rev. O. E. miditionnl endowment of $15,000,000 ton Republic truck, cheap, excellent ARE DOING THEIR PART IN one side of a rather difficult problem), Rice, host. during the next three years. condition. Address "E‘* P. O. Ilox 31, FEEDING ftTAKVING EUROPE tho cow enslly leads all othor domestic This district represents fifty Lake Monroe, Fin. 33-tfc churches nnd including parts of ten CENSUS (IF STATE TO , FOR BALE—Large motor boat, every INDIANAPOLIS, May 21.—Dr. 11.' counties. BE TAKEN TO PROVIDE convenience, four cylinder motor, ln A large delegation was present 11. Mnstvr, of Philadelphia, today re­ FOR REAPPORTIONING rcnmrknbly good condition. Will con­ from the beginning of the confer­ ported to the Presbyterian General sider any offer—I*. H. Connelly. 30-tfc ence nnd great interest was mani­ Assembly as American Secretary of TALLAHASSEE, May 21. — Tha the Alliance of Reformed Churches senate today passed Senator Phillips' FOR SALK—SIX ROOM HOUSE fested throughout the session, AND LOT, PART CASH, BAL­ Tt)n presiding elder, Rev. J. F. Bell, throughout tho world holding the bill to provide for n census of thu ANCE ON EASY TERS, ALSO A of Pnlatku, presided, the program Presbyterian system. state in 1025 on the basin of which SMALL BEAR INO ORANGE GROVK After reviewing what has been ac­ the 1025 session of the legislature after being adopted, was strictly ad­ A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS WBT* hered to nnd followed with dispatch. complished in the sending of clothing could reapiMiriion If the ronsfitutlonI*. O. BOX 31, LAKE ON ROE, PEA. Tho four sermons preached by I)r. n'lfd shoes to Europe, nnd fixing ap­ al amendment on thu subject is rati­ 41-12tp J. I). Sihert of Pnlatkn, Rev. W. S. proximately nt $12,300,000 the sum fied. abroad by tho ennstituont The measure carries nn appropria­ Hullett of Crescent City, Dr. W. J. sent FOR SALE—Wc offer for quick sale Car|H'nler of Sanford and Rev. T. L. churches, the report, referring to en­ tion of $75,uiio, and provides that uie some very desirable 2 Vi aero tracts Z. Harr of New Smyrna, all were fill­ larging field of evungelizntion says in census be tuken from Feb. 15 to April within thu city of Lake Mary, $100 per 15. The figures under thu terms of ed with a message for deeper con­ part: . • acre. Good for home sight or Invest­ ment. These will not Inst long.— Lake animals as n producer of human food. secration and tho one only thing ‘ “ More than half of the 1(M),(MX) the hltr would be available for tho worth while, that of winning souls of our brethren in, Russia live along leginlutors by the latter date. Mary Realty Co., Like Mary, Fin. A cow for KH) pounds of digcstihlu for Christ and thu upbuilding of the the Volga river in Southeastern Rus­ • 43-3tc nutrients' In feed will yield 13D PARIS, May 21.—Napoleon's bay sia, where tho famine Js worst. And kingdom of God. pounds of milk containing 18 pounds more, which ha t* supposed to have now nnothcr fact is )>cginning to loom Miss Emma Tucker presented the FOR RENT of solid matter, practically nil of work of the Orphanage nt Enterprise, up—that thero Is u great movement in ridden during thu hsltlo of Waterloo, which la' digestiblo. Tho pig ranks nnd the great need of niiothcr durml. European Russia, oust und southeast hus just been discovered among (ho FOR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, at second and poultry third. ' tory, also laying stress on the Im­ of Moscow, reaching to tho Ural miscellaneous odd* and end* of tha 44-ltp On the same basis of comparison, 314 Elm Avc. mediate need of trained “ Personal mountains, where hundreds of thous­ I.ouvcro museum. After the final fall FOR RENT—Two 6-room bunguiows, tho pig stands second with 25 pounds Workers'1 classes in our churches and and* who have left thu Greek church of Napoleon the marc waa bought by ono (5 room bungalow.—A. I*. Con- of dressed carcass. Wh6n tho water, Sunday schools. have formed themselves into congre­ an Englishman named (Heaves, who 2C-tfc bone and gristle is deducted there nelly & Sons. Mr. F. M. Williams, Conference H. gations called Presbyterianski, be­ kept it until it died And then had It still remain 15.6 j*ounds of cdiblo dry r \/it a—— |/«»i linking «•>« S. Field Secretary ,nnd Miss IjoU cause they have elders. If they need atufTcd and presented to the Manches­ • to parties without children. 320 meat. • Ijiwler, Conference S. S. Elementary help, shall we refuse to help/them 7 ter natural history museum in 1841. The steer and sheep yield less tl)an 0.1 R Avc. Call 260343-Gtp Superintendent presented the Sunday More thnn this, wo cannot sny at pres­ 10 pounds of dressed carcass per 100 The Daily Herald, 15c per weak. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with pounds of feed consumed and nearly School work in a most attractive way, ent, wa must wait for tho develop­ light housekeeping.—S. E. corner of one-half of this is water. Deducting enthusing their Jiearers to do nioro In 11th street and Elm nvo.— M. Sch­ this and the bone and gristle there re­ this most Important phase of church neider . 43-3tp main only front 2.G to 3.2 pound* of work. A district organization ha* boon affected, which will hold four FOR RENT— Furnished room, also water-free edible meat. group meetings each year. Mrs. W. garage,:411 Park Avc. 45-fltp Dig Vltamine Source H. Thornton was'appointed Mission­ It has been shown in the experi­ ary and Social Service Secretary fur FOR RE N T -R ed rooms, or light housekeeping apartment, Mra. Rob­ ments of Dr. E. V. McCollum, o f Johns this district work with Rev. O. E. erts ,116 I«aurcl Avenue._____ 45-3tp Ilopklns University that viUmlnea In Rice o f Del-and us district superin­ FO lf RENT^One furnished ronm( tendent. apartment for light houaeleeping, t'Th* Bunday Behoof Training arhool 701 Magnolia Ave. ±— \ 46-4tc ^difiuuuiu. Fla.,' June uni. ri wjil bo hold ch all Hubduy school t OR REN t— Furnished- housekeeping or bed rrtoma, $3.00 per wceiG-^il4 M U '.ihotild oKcml. ( j1, MU* lMinnle! Kennedy, well blast Fifth Street. A ^ ib-Stp.;, throughout southern Methodtlnf'ViU teach the class Jn Junior Work and W AN TED Good rcAulU and Hatinfuciory w ork nlcanc* all patroim. Story Telling. * , ................... , iour l l _list o f patronn ____ _____ M B In creg iin g . . T h ifc , Thnt'H why in daily HTKNOOKAl'HTTk WANTKI) ~Mu«t Mrs. Morehouse has charge of tho (splendid vulcanizing work wo do 1h duo to our remarkable primary and others os good have be experienced. Address P. O. B ox. facilities and expert em ployees. This com bination guaran­ charge of tho other departments. 221. 82-tfeI tees you a satisfactory jo b . It Is moat important that Sunday WANTED—Three scconunana no«<se school workers, should avail thi— doors.— R. H,Booth, Weat First ■elves of tkla rare opportunity 1 street. ... 45-3tp attend. / agency Dr. 1^Masters spoke of tho open to an'A-1 inauraneo producer, demand for funds tS* bbUd- thg nr t of references nnd , only those nd* to be avail* , -------t « y _ Oik Avenue be considered. d*ya cUa V *bl* In tho experience. - _. _ _*i Address, .to bo turned a Stat* CLASSIFIED ADS - PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Wednesday Poultry Ranks High in Food Efficiency � 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 21, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1f9f151a760b45d56a1aa5f3103bea83.pdf 76f60569709b767dec81d1391838ebb1 PDF Text Text T R A P H IS T O R Y .y, jf , Two Men Killed— er Wom an CHARRElJ REMAINS .WERE ■m K '& S S W f Many very dcalrablo features aro and unfamillarlty with dtaim proConsiderable interest *!» bring man­ in the bill proposed by Senator Llndifested by other sections o f the coun­ Wheh once, a standardised | pnex, sc^ on the sportsmen of the state or try in the efforts of tho grower* of •t i v e s i f n e c e s s a r y . under an opproprlate trade name, unit In socuring the enforcement of BOWMAN K IL L 8 F O R n i* IN PIS ­ the Sanford acctioiw, to perfect ^an TO L DUEL A T HOME becomes a reality, It will be no d iffi­ the game and fish laws. Cocoa RockTRO TZKY IS W INDBAG’ AND organisation that will Improve the Were Among Those Who Loot cult matter to raise an adequate sum ledge Gun Club at Cocoa, Fla.,^n the present methods of distribution and LB N IN B IS M ORAL AND Lives In Mad Scramble for M IAM I. May 10.— Sam Bowman is for advertising and Increasing the Indian river,' will hold tho nest state correct certain evils that have an­ P H YS IC A L FAILU RE. Safety Wheh ,F1re Started dead and Gentle Forbus, his brothertournament the latter part of April, demand for the product, a* he* been nually caused heavy lo»«e« to the in-law, Is dying at.rity hospital As a 1024. This club, headed by E. Pg so successfully done by the California l n r T M A » « * fila t M r » * * l NEW YO RK, May 10 ,— Nicola Le- section. The Sanford Chamber of Porchcr, president of tKe Stato Asso­ result of d pistol duel last night lt\ Grape Grower* Association. , CAMDEN, S. C.. May 10^-The Commerce I* In* receipt iof letter* the' kitchen of Bowman homu near nine, premier of Soviet Russia. wa* Extravagant death' list In the Cleveland school Aa a majority organisation, It will ciation of Trap Shooters, and a great denptmeed « i a "moral and phyalcal from agricultural aactiona In the booster of Florida, psrtclulsrly Cocoa, here. Which Is said by police to-haVe house Are Thursday night was to­ also eliminate the nefarious practices failure" and Leon Trotxky, minister north and from grower*, association* A.**«lat*a TrrM} Rocklodgc, Merritt's' Island and Can­ been fought bocAuse of affection of day definitely fixed * t seventy-five. r r ^ l N U M . " . - T f t g m m of war, characterised aa. a "great and distributing agencies elsewhere of tome o f the growers, who have, In averal, made a very strong bid guar- two men for thi Same womnrt, not order to secure top prices for their bombastic windbag," by Abraham inquiring fo rfurlher particulars nnd product, shipped their crop while It nnteidnir * 1.000 cash added money to — ....... eh fifteen foreign csptlvci» ■ " Cehan, editor <o( the Jewish Daily, the success of the movement to date. the shoot, smothered all other asplr- thrtfogh the nrok.Jiidng simultaneous the night. With the d e a d accounted was still Immature. This practice, by mountain outlawe of Shan- “ forward,** In aa address before the That tho organisation Is destined to anta by hhf genefoalfy and eloquence. according to.Bowntan’s wife. for and most of them burled thoughts indicate the government repre- annual convention of socialist party be a *ucceaa is evidenced by the large perhaps, more than any other evil, Mr. Porchcr Is oiw of the’ true sportatoday turned to' relief Ihe sur­ has been responsible for demoralised number of grower* who have already I tentative* are on the point of aban­ here today. men o f this stale and hs* promised vivors. Governor McLeod last night • ■prlceV.ln northern markets. It has signed up In the now organisation, doning negotiations for ®f and will fulfill a good time for aU issued n proclamation to the people workWl’ W tio-fold-rilsadvantage, in eome of 'tfi*nrroc 6gnlxod’ ari the most C K r . because of bandit* e*U a»Excellent Eritertainof the stato asking that financial aid that It'h as iresulted disastrously to shooters nttorfdlrtg the tournament of luant demands. Latest such • term* prominent'in thb industry. A t the should bo extended. Offers of aid tho individual guilty, o f this practice, 1024. ?h Schoel Scho ,mana meeting,' hold thl* week, Mldlritent a t H igh I were that troop* be withdrawn from Many true stories, sights and exper­ from throughout the nation yesterday and to thotsj Who make it n practice LhTenlire province of .Shantung bansday Night fianal. number^‘ Vitore added , and the of shipping Uply first quality stuff. iences 4/ere told by this estimable ’ 'N eitf Tuesdi were dcclgied by Mayor GnrrTkon who acreage, ropreaehted ' by -the slgna h U to conitltutc prorinrial O b v i o u s l y , th e; organisation can do- gentleman and evefy member present llllD 4N T heads the committee In charge of this I force*. It i*'intimated that Wu Yu W E LFAR E D EPARTM ENT W IL L tutci,i totalled 1500 acre*. At the at the meeting last night will look for-) H AVE T A K E N ON TH E M IR A N T work. Relief fund* are bcirtg raised U*. Minuter of Communication*. time tho original proposition of or­ mand that the member growers elim­ a n d STAB LIN E FOR STAGE ONE OF THE; BEST ward with a great deal of pleasure to throughout the state. inate* this practice. Those having ganising tho shipper* wa* submitted L ko ha* been In charge of governTHIS COUNTY. P L A Y S OF TH E SEASON. the coming shoot npd good times Following Is the list of those who the matter of organisation In charge, ' to the Chamber of Commerce, that L a u l parley* will \? recalled: to ' ------- m . > »* promised by tho Cocoa-Rockledgo ospresa their confidence that the ad­ lost their lives: ' •body appolntod a ipeclol committee Peking. The B. & O. Motor Company make The Welfare Department of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphries. . • ' from the various shipping organisa­ ditional *40 acro| needed will be Gun Club. Woman's Club will -stage one of the Mr. Porchcr Is a very enthusiastic an Important announcement In thla Mr. and Mr*. G. G. Broken. f PEKING. May 10.-Disquietlng retions to report on this possibilities signed up this week, and immediately best entcrUlnmenta of the season Mr. and Mr*. II. I- McLeod and two and proud possessor of one of tho issue regarding the taking on of the this Is done,'a charter will bo applied o f such an organisation. This com­ pert, have been received her* from next Tuesday night at- the High finest trap guns made. It was spec; new Durant nnd Star cars nnd they children. for, and the’ various branches, or ^Jcmittee returned an adverso report, Llkheng of murmuring* among School auditorium.. It will bo given inlly mado by the Lnnctsers, of Eng­ will be Ihe agepts for this county. 8 . J. West, but recommended. that the growers partments, organised, so that the or­ troop* In that dUtrlct who are In Xor the benefit of the building fund Two children of L. M. West. land, there being only two like thl* In Everyone Is fnmiliar with tho now ganisation will be In readiness to be­ arrears uf pay and of threaU by eob pf tho club and will consist of that perfect an organisation among them­ the United State*. Tho gun is an Durant and Star cars. The Durant J. E. Pearce. ' .„ selves that would •compriso 75 per gin functioning by tho time the next |diet* to go over to the bandits ntul and Star specifications nre given in theitti moat excellent piny, “ Tho Twelve Mr*. J. R. Phillip* and three chil­ over under double trap gun, and Is a seuson’a crop begin* to move. cent of tho total acreage of tho sec­ ike common cause with tNa advertisement und thoy demon­ Pound Look," with Mrs. Endor Curfine piece of art and engraving. • dren. ifilnit the government H la rumor letto, -Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. tion. Acting on this suggestion, strate more than anything else the ■’Charles Hendrix nnd four children. At the meeting appreciations and committees of the grower* proceeded i id brigands have been making ouergreat values In these cars. The Star Aylett Fitts and Mra. Ralph Wight many thanks were extended to the M. B. McljOd. * to secure a eufflcient number of tart* to troops. On railway aiding* sells here for $hr>0, one third cash as thq characters and tharo k ill bo Mr. and Mrs. B. G. McLeod and people of Sanford who extended their at Tsaochwang, headquarter* for the growers whose combined holding* some very fine specialties between kindnoss to tho shooters and they all nnd balnnco on ensy terms. Tho Du­ one child. ’ ’ ; Chine.e mis*lon negotiating with the would total 1800 acres. The contract rant is. u higher priced car but tho acta. The specialties will include Mrs/ Britt Croft and three children. any that they have never l>oen treated brigand* for release of prisoner* are signed by the various growers, pro­ specifications will convince you that dancing and vocal selections by some Wesley Hendrix and one daughter. ao royaliy as they have been treated twtaly-four deeping ckrs loaded with vided that upon securing tho requir­ fo rtho money It l* a world better. of the best tayent of the city and In Sanford nnd with tho meeting boMrs. Rhoden. ' , ifflcial* representing Peking governed number of elgnatures to make up These two lines together with tho the small admission prico will fill the Mra. Andrew Campbell. ing one of tho best ever "hold In tho •ret, local governments and »omo thla acreage, the oTagnisatlon would Hupmoblles will give tho B. A O. large auditorium. Tlte girls will aril A-daughter o f’ Etodoy “. nillury authorities, Is freely reportbecome automatically and legally a •OS8 RS8 ION OF W ALK E R CUP stato Sanford was proud to have the Motor Company a range of cars and tickets tonight and Monday and It la JrtcK'Rush. ' " * mcel hem bey*. td distentions have arisen ovetf negoHY W INNIN G •Tpirtta that and prieea tVat rnn can not bo duplicated dupl roped that everycma who. la approach­ fncV. The Mr*. Walter D«\vl* and three chilAbout sixty members were present vide* th ll T W 'W rm of membership their success is assured. The new MATCH ed will buy ticket* for Tuesday night. nt the business meeting of the Florldn drrn. in *ho organisation le for n thre yenr Star and Durant car* aro now ou Keep that date open and attend the Grace Arrant*. Trap Shofttlng Association last niglU IONDON. May 10— Marcel Berube ... W111 __ rvimiu period. A great deal of preliminary (Hr Tkr AusrlsOS *’ r.**!l display at the show room* o f the show. You will be woll repaid and Mrs. R. L. McCasklll and one child. at the Valdes Hotel and tho eighth 8 T, ANUHEWS, Scotland, May 10 recently released by lit* Suchow train 11. A O. Motor Company at the cor­ Two children of B. L. Trapp. __Tho American amateur golf team annual meeting that will draw to a ner of Sanford avenue nnd Second baadita is journeying to Peking to thing to the building fund. Je'ise Smith. ■ close Ibis afternoon was voted ono or present ultimatum to Chlneae gov* unUry efforts of different commit­ retained poatession of tho Walker cup Street and and everyone should tnhe Two children of C. K. McCasklll. tho best in tho history of the organisa­ crnmrnt on behalf, o f bandits, aaya tees of grower*. Mr. F. F. Dutton by defeating tho British team In two a look and have the men show you “ IN OLD 1XJUIBIANA A T -Ina Arrant*. tion. Tho election of officers resultdays tournament ending today in win­ Heater’* Dispatch from Taaochwang. had conhented to act a* chairman tho marvelous demonstration of the HIGH SCHOOL LA 8 T NIGHT Mrs. William Brown and one chUd. The ultimatum, according to the dis­ during the organisation period, and ning six matches to five with one ^ {n thp following: ckrs you have heard so much about. r.t . --------- • t DV Mr. and rM*. A. R. Davis and fdur patch Is that government troops be­ continued to act as such at the mass halved. The cup was won on the 35tb * E. P. Porchcr, of Hockledgc nnd Co­ Thoy are well worth trying and see­ We feel Indebted to the Deland children. , sieging bandit* be Withdrawn by next meting. HI* appointment of an or­ green o f tho twelfth match when Dr. coa,- president. ing for eventually you will buy one High 8chool1for their lovely enteroCroner G. L. Dixon and one Ralph Wight, or Sanford, vice-presi­ Tuesday, failing which two of the ganisation committee, with power to O. F. Willing, of Portland, Ore, play­ Of them. talqmcnt laat night, Mra. Marian daughter. ’ . „ , % ing with A. Murray of Britlsh/Uam Anglo-American captiyee will be kill­ draw up a constitution, by-laws, etc., dent. ' , Kcneflck( dlrectrdaa, -showed her1 Mr*. L. T. Dixon and two children. D. A. Peon, rc-electcd secretary nnu sunk htree yard putt to win hi *1 match ed. was endorsed by the meeting. TH E DOLLAR HALE . ability In handling young folks. AU Mr*. C. L. Dixon and two children. Thla organisation committee, con­ two and one. treasurer. . ' A T VOW ELL'S 8 TOBFE thU soloist* were her student* And Mr*. R. L. Dixon and one child. The next shoot will be held at Co TIENTSIN, May 19.—The Suchow sisting of eeven men, comprise the W IL L SAVE MONEY at least one third of the chorus. She Child of Cleve Goodwill. . coa somo time In April, 1024. bandits on Wednesday shat five of moat prominent growers In the San GOLF TOURNAM ENT AT alfeo handle* »< class twice aa lairge Two children of D. I*. Sowell. Eight Club, affiliated with the as­ their Chinese captives and "would w>t ford and Oviedo dlatrlcU. Represent­ TH E COUNTRY CLUB Again Yowell's store will demon­ aa thla In Stetson University. The A rfegro nurse namril Wade. sociation are In attendance hero and strate that Dollar Day la the biggest kesitate one moment about >shootlaj ing teh East Side on thla committee rccoipta laat night were about $85.00, Doubtful: •" the foreigners,” according to lla rct L. A. Brumley, Joe Cameron,and For the. past two week* tho mem­ seven club not affiliated with the as­ thing in the world to draw the trade giving the 8 ; H. 8 . Athletic Associa­ Ell Ik Barnes. ( sociation. Much progress was ssown Berube, one of the prisoner* Who s t­ G. F. Smith. The W e.t Side la rep­ ber* of the Sapford Country Club to Sanford and the greatest oppor­ tion $36.00, or 40 per eAnt of the toUl Donnie Trubsdale. • rived st Linrhuing yeatarday on pa­ resented by John i Mrisch, Henry have been holding high class golf since laat year nnd reported at the tunity to give the pdbllc somq, real The teachers at the school, all « receipts, y role. 1 • • >y ■ •rr .ty ■ jvo club meeting last night. Nlchol and John Bollcy. O. P. Swope tournaments at the country club. The bargains. Head the advertisement in On behalf of the Athletic Associa­ Eighty-seven registered amateur this Issue that takes a whole page whom weer saved, are: Marcele Berube, recent captive of was appointed to represent the Oviedo tournament, are held on Thursday a f­ Mitrf OHIO Stephens Dillon, princi­ tion let me thank Mre. Kcneflck for the Shantung bandit*' who was rfcdistrict. L. I. Frasier, another prom- ternoon. A fee of f i f t y cents I* shots and registered club and tourna­ flllod with bargains for tho small aum pal; Ml*a Ester * G*rvln. KltrM irt bringing this program to uft and all ment targets. The association went leased to carry the outlaw'** ultima­ lent grower, was appointed secretary. charged each participant to help dcof ’one dollar. It Is marvelous, the Mill, ahd Mlsa Vola Proase*, U k e those who helped make iU success, on record a* favoring the LJnaaey number of real good bargalh* cmitum to Oie'C-hi/w** government, is on Negotiations are now being entered fray expense*. City. ’ hi* way to Peking with the message. •specially do we want to thank thv Into with the. Sanford Truck Grower., Thursday a week ago thq flrat tour­ Game Commission bill and aqnt reso­ Weratcd In thl* advertisement and It i* sard the bandits threaten to three banka, Mr. Mobley, ChamWi1 of Inc., a co-operative organisation, nament was held In which C. L. Britt lutions to the governor requesting tho you must read everyone of them and W ALTE R H AND 18 SAFE. itnmerce ahd Routnlllat-A Ande'rshoot Americans and two British cap­ with a view of aaalipllatlng this body and Reg Holly shared flrat prise, Bob appointment of Shep Clark of Calhoun attend the big Dollar Day Sale that n for dnoating apace In the paper county aa state game commissioner. tive* unless 'the government troop* Into thf new organisation. Overture* Dodson won the aecond prise. The friends and family of Walter ,ti|| be'hrid Tuesday, Wednesday and o f the Sanford Below is the final score* of the Thursday 4f next week. Your dol­ Hand were worrikd about him when art withdrawn fro mthe vicinity of and the courtesy will also be made the. Sanford Farm­ Last Thursday the aecond tourna­ i er*' Exchange. Representing a ma­ State Amateur Trapshootcrs Astoria lar will go farther at this aalo than the report* cams hare in the Herald t«h Pabtxuku mountain stronghold by Herald. ment was held, most of the time In R. F. COOPER, next Tuesday,t .. jority of the acreage and controUlng rain and mud. Voorhee. won the flrat tion of Florida, tho name* with the It has gono einco long before the war about the big flood and Are at Hot Athletic Director The Chinese prisoner! wore mur­ a urepponderanee of the large ton­ Springs Wednesday. A ,wjto ____________ .V i prise; 0. L. Britt the aecond. while (x ) In front of them denote* profee- and that la going some. dered for not obeying an order,, or nage of this section, positively as- the third was divided between Judge aionalx. First place and champion of him yesterday set all < * •" 1 .•* for not obeying >h quickly enough, MR. HERNDON A FRIEND OF as he wasSafe and sound and he *SW “ re* th*r'the now organisation will Hou*l\older and L.* H. Connelly. Next the state wda won by G. D. Wllllami When you crosa two planti', you SANFORD RICH SCHOOL Berulv said. . become a powerful factor ln the fu­ Thursday the third tournament will b,> of Mlamf, Florida, and of tho Mlam raise a hybrid. When yod double­ u Utter would follow telling an abdOt “The patience of the brigands la ture of the Industry. While almllar Hia-Leah Gun Club. This dub is new cross a woman* you iralac what Dante thd flood airi tHe'hlg Are th -t“ riheld. 8ome time ego Mr- Herndon said declared. ' . I . ^ . and has grown and developed excop most destroyed Hot-Spring*. Mr. attempt* to form an of saw. " “ In three days, they marched us he would , give ua a plcturg fo r the thla kind have byen made In the pelt, tionally well by the many courtesies Hand went to Hot Spring* some time RING MATCHES A T LA K E 30 mill*. Some of'the eapttvo* still benefit of the Athletic Association. they have not been successful or ac­ t n ago for rheumatism! *nd r t i In the •« 61ON ROB LAST NIGHT of Glen Curtiss. •We were to get «0 per cent o f the Allen T. 8. ....*!•——" are w0J»out 'shoes, .and. with their midst of the big Catastrophe. Hi* complished the purpose for which Williams, G. D. — —-*--- —— " V Allen, L. P.( ...— • ........... 178 many friend* are glad to learn that feet sob and swelien, marehing over ticket* arid before tbe show. Through they were orgenlWd, for the reason Anderson, J. 0 . ------------'**"*“ ......... /..... 183 Last night the Seminole Athlotlc the kliptnee* of Mr. Herndon we are Smith, C. 8. -------------- ---the mountain trails la .torture, he waa not Injured In the etorm and that they did npt comprire the ma­ Club o f Monroe and Sanford put on '(x)Glauasler, 0. J......................... Porchcr, E. P. .... —_____«-..154 —' happy to annouhe* that the 8 . « . ' **• “ We1 are now e^emped In the tem­ jority o t the grower., and vtert\J>ere(x)Nelson, J. J. ............. ...... flood. ____ 178 their first ring matches In their club Ronald, T. 0. — ....r ' T 10_ ple at 'fhe foot b( Paotiku thounuin. Athletic Aeocslatiort gdt $38.34. All fore unable to dictate policies that Evans'; J . — ...... ...........—.... house. Every one that had charge of B. W. Paartnan leaves today for Chaln, 0. W. ------------------------- ‘ T? From there we. can plainly a ate the tK g ’ IL 8 .- etodenW are Indebted to jtta many evil* prevalent would it J* to be congratulated upon th*'suc­ McKibbcdi J. R....................n. .^ i W f P r « r , W Pa Memphis where he will attopd the •oldlerh across the valley, th e troop* |fr. Herndon for hi* kindneaa and lnbutton of the product of cess that waa produced. Everyone Lloyd, C. W . ----‘ * in the convention of the' Southern Cotfimf*tereit In' us. greatly Outnumber the Be and e— The new organisation i-v-vfv# the , that wa* there will **y that It waa Worthington, B. W R * COOPED, clal Secretaries. 8 * / Peaf****,, follow a f the heel#' 4attWr0a plana.jo standardise tho peck, accord­ fine; though It coat nothing. Coleman, J. B.*... ...... ..................^ . t b o a.Un«,..J-'A0iIeUc D irector. ssnt by the Bedford, Ghawhar. 0$, each nlarih we MAld£‘ LiA*r Vlrt* ing to quality, variety, ou. It In tho Whlef event, fhe wreeUIng be­ Avery, II. D. Aypoeke, * . . •. ---„„ itlin i >j nfc'rce to the*# 4ueotll1« to Bcnlbri said tUs^ai^' floberi Alien •*—ire| fkult for a man also have It* bum marketing t * * " * ^ * ' tween C o lli*B igg*r.'*b d Young-U>ni Barids,: CL E. etty. t 9ro. »rt-".-— ....... and Theodore Saphlcr ar* sllffwto* l i t la s * •O easy through which It Will be poaelbi* to - *uleW. io f. th. u t w ta in , th» « l n« .r . t e i Budd, D. W, ^ -ilt —-1— * * be ha* • w**l Sanford U on the m a p u ______ inratiy “fVom ciif l i M W r i s W g * C Oh hie tt/p. p . ................... . . • >' » prevent glutUrtg ,«*rkeU « id de- praUq.1* due Collie for the stiff por*P Doen, D. A. ....................... -•••*•»— JJrtlfht, Geo. W . -------------------Me declared G. Di Moa$i 'fWhHhy car on ‘ Ms morallxlng‘ prices W> hae W en done 1751 T A LLA H A S S E E , Hoy t » .- T Ic k w put up. 'Ckltle is as f l » « * .w yfcj- Deen, Tom ------- ------ ..............JJJ net, C. H...........— «.ao.'r..-.A» IUliarJ,’ another.capthie, is in tb* past. Aa with any organlxed ion eradication continued With thh heure Whittlesey, J. P. — --- —......183 ' It, or as any around this vicinity but he __ ________ _______ In pefsuR o f B. B. .........—.......;..........j " : walk as One leg da paralys 178 body, a great many poealbUltle* pre­ Spicer, O- M. today and were Indlca^on* Verre, be d#cU>W$«Tk '♦ w f i » U ' -to ____t force# to Shantung province, sent themaelves, which could not be does not get as much practlcd as hU HUt, w . c . ^ . — — -— I7f predictions o f pAeeagO o f Neal, fL ’ B, .. opponent wsa weed to getting. LonChink,f reperted < 6 day In *U t# d*Hutchinson, J. C. .— — • '— :...." j r Irsve Her hu^UMf, and‘ la bearing bar 183 attempted by the Individual grower. LoSslng, L. 8 . — ........... subject bk tilde margin were do. Is a regular wrestler, putting hardship# remarkably well, pratmeht adeta*er-»*ll *»w 8. <—— .115 Boykin# D arby, Jf. a. — ------In th. ~tw r I t what too ofAtmlatk1. " R * * * * * at least ope match * wakky whlli» Co -J1* MaJMRoUad Plnget. .|iau bee* the aoUisrS'kad not been paid for 1 » tlon, through an afjfcrient traffic dg156 Ofay, F. B. 1 Qdititt, L. P, ............... . Liwta, to charge a f the WU. I lie does not /get s chsuce to « * r t hU m!oaaha, a *A were reported to b4 lielected Resident of the egHUyep'. for Idas am .188 Qriarson, Geo-------------- -----------i< •* Savagt, J, W . ..... ;.*r— llmba In a regular match mow, y»ap their oompllcptlona. Fwr* aanlxaMoh. The major U eUd In a GraV. J. C. in liknait. I* it l » * Duck, A. E. .— Jj----- has damage L J M Urge >«tr of trousers and a dress tic council i » Peking ird, J. L. possible to compute the eum total once a month. somewhat^ McLocas, McLaullo, Peck and Mero Nolan, A .'C ...........- ......... - Ueketpi derided to make new w d atroh.-r r - -■ * l *-----ture due the emal of claim* of thU Travis, 8 . F. —— repreaentatinna to th# ChUiM# g » ^ - i« ,* r « i I°..tl“ i|>r," ° la" vrowers, ik k k wreiulnjw— — eWASHINGTON, May l|— Th# altI ^ • “v »\ * *• - . -■■■/ ■ uation1 OtTestrntng • * ’ . iDt. T WOULD NOT HESITATE ,0 KIM- KORKIfiN CAI<-. . .....- and 4„ . W^Ye Deriotinced by : . ‘ Socialist Editor CHILDREN ABANDON TcWne* at T..o.w*nr ««r JJ. &,0. Motor CoHave Announcement ' Of Importance • A AMATEUR GOLF »"••>“ *•“ )”•— z V Z lz S X t t Z t a atT J asm s v s / iL l •> a * ® • r i m �HERALD, FRIDAY, THE SANFORD PAGE SIX No Fancy Stores— No High-priced Delivery No Overhead Expense— No Restrictions ns to How Much You Pyrch&eilpuity of Stock for Y’du to Chorie from—All TYegh, both Meats '*# ^GROCERIES ■No Phones-—No Charring- O U R S P E C IA L S FOR T H IS W E E K A R E ROASTS OF PORK AND REEF AT CUT PRICES PICNIC HAMS, S U G A R -C U R E D - H A M S , per lb. ....... - ......... ....... ...... & e S P R IN G L A M B , per lb.1 * ....... .... ............. ,••••' : ........ .............. ........ IScHOME-CROWN TOMATOES, These are Nice, per pound lb * H E N S, F R E S H K IL L E D , per lb............ ....................................... F A N C Y LEGS; ofc P O R K , per lb,...;.................. .............................. ••••............ F A N C Y F L O R ID A P O R k , 'CORN-FED, per lb . .......... ,.™,:............ 3*/2 P O U N D S G R E E N B E A N S F O R ........... ........ ............25c N E W PO TATO ES, H O M E -G R O W N , 5 LBS. F O R .......................•.,2?c F A N C Y W H IT E B A C O N S P E C IA L L Y L IV E S P R IN G C H IC K E N S , P E R L B P R IC E D F A N C Y B R E A K F A S T B A C O N , per lb..................... ........ .......... FO R S A T U R D A Y , L B WHICH WILL BE BOLD AT THIS SALE WE ARE CARRYING PLENTY OF LUNCH MEATS, AI.SO PLENTY OF FAMOUS ARMOUR'S HAMS AND BACON WEST FIRST STREET SOCIETY MRS. FRED DA 10BR, Society Editor rhone 2I7-W I f » « u f c n ,* s w r f r l i m i U » _ l f poii lire R o l e * n m where " r r hn mr. o r I f r « " e n le rln lolii*. w r lle n p M l a l m n l t o this « t e » l i r l m r " l , d r In I In, o r I r l r p h n n e l l i r l l e m . H * »■ " SOCIAL CALENDAR n|»unil several daya hero trnnxncting Dr nnd Mrs. Theoilore I-nnglcy re­ iiupinosH. While here he in making turned Inst ovening from Jackxonhix hend<iuartcrn nt the Montctuma. ville, where the former attended tho Southern Statu Medical Medical AsJoe RoiAonslein nnd fnmily, Mr. nnrintinn meeting. Aftor the meeting nnd Mnt. Wagnor, M ine* Melbn Dr. I-angley remained over nnd alReisennicin and Eva Grace Wagner, tonded several clinics. are moving into their new home re­ t You can help ox materially fn our efforts to axhint you by availing yourself of the vast futilities nt your command. t h e P rin c e s K ID N E Y TROUBLE BECOMES SERIOUS ----- T O N I G II T____ B E T T Y COMPSON, Tonight at High School B E R T LYTEI.L —AND— HANFORD CHORAL SOCIETY cently purchased nrtd remodeled on the corner of Seventh nnd-Park' nve* nun. Saturday— Mrx. E. F. Houxholder Mm. It. to Gibson returned home will entertain tho mcmticrn of the Wntnesdny evening from Wayrroiw, Duplicate Bridge Club at hur home whern■she accompanied Mr. (ilhaon, who lx dimlorgolng treatment at the on Ninth nlroct. A. C. I.. Iloxpital. Mr. nnd Mm. A. W. Smith nnd daughter, Juanita, .have returned , FEDERATION OF LABOR. •fro m TnnJlm, where they xpent r«ivThe Fcdorntlon of l.almr will hold «m i ,lnv« mi tlie guests of relntlvox. tlieir regular meeting thix evening ( Fridny) nt 7:.'U1. All memberx are uiged to attend. MacNeill, of Atlanta, On., nr w NEXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS KEEP MOVING M A Y MeAVOY Musical Comedy Special CoBtumes Larue ChorusA slorj’ of the old South The pelaind hoys xay that tho lea'-^g lady diameter* in bcyx study of the liext ope rax and ornloriox. If tho flrxt elTort* of thlx Louisiana,” ix the prettiest xociety are well received, it ix the Floridn. plan of thoxe intorexted to tiring to the Sanford public nrtiHtx to nxidxt in Don’ t fail to see "In old t.ouixinm the production of some of the more the municpl comedy, nt tho lli| difficult works. School, Fridny night. *1-3 No one would have dreamed two or The Daily llcruTd, 10c per week. three year* ngo'fthnt Sanford could over produco a good band. Now xhu hnx not only one, but three! Organ­ isation, public approval nnd a darn 1923 Graduation Gifts good leader did It. And we all con­ cede it one of our greatest uxxvtx. The xnmu result lx puxxiblo for the singers of Sanford through the crea­ tion o f thlx vticnl organisation. In joining tho society at this time membership ix good for n year, so n membership taken now includes the Received n new shipment of the Ini study of oratorio nnd other work for ext patternx of the lamoux 10 nnd 17 next winter. Muny expert to join in Jewel, White Gold the full, hut if you are planning to join in October why not join now so Bulova Watches at spec that those who lire already In may ially Reduced Prices have the encouragement of yout moral and fliinnrial support. Tlw Ideal gift for graduation. Kouienitier the rehearsal for "nanfore* ’next Monday night! L a v a l ieres A charming gift nt $2.00 up ■ BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS Given by DeLauil High Glee Club Crnmmod with exciter brintling with thrill*, gorguoim aco of all crook* odramu. Also a F R ID A Y , M A Y 18TH, 8:30 P. M. « . • . • • High School Auditorium Prices 35 and 50 Cents Comedy TONIGHT, 8:110 O’CLOCK "In Old Louisiana," benefit of H School Athletics, Friday night, B School. 30c and 00c. M;30 p. m. It This space donated by Want thnt piano moved? Cdfl for n QUICK SERVICE TRANSFI They know how- •Ui-TbxA'rU^I SATURDAY Will Be SHOE and CLOTHING Day at Pearls o f S a n fo rd I.uluxka,,Delta, Richelieu and Dullerry. The rirhnesx of these pearls canThe celery game lx over, MOVING iiul lie excelled nt the prire we quote time is hurej we ure at your service. — QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. Phono 4118, ■ nfl-Thr-Frl-Snt-tfc Bracelet Watches FLORIDA t 10 year guarantee, originally priced $16.30. Specially priced at $9.50. t I Look over the prices and come in and see the goods. ^ ou will say, yourself, that Churchwell is offering real values in Shoes and Clothing: Men’s Palm Beach Suits, sizes 33 to 48, at, per’suit $12.50 'Men’s Mohair Suits, light and dark patterns, at, per suit .... ... ............................. .......... ... .....$20.00 Youth’s Suits, 2 pair pants, sizes 34, 35 and 36, at per s u it...... ................................................. - $25.00 |\ W BINIIUIIG, Crop 307*East First Street A L L BRANDS Men’s ^11-wool Suits, worth $27,50, Saturday.,........$22.50 FELT TIRED, SO TIRED Indiana Lady S a yl She W m 25c 09c 25c NEW YORK \VHOLEs!mWvCTIKK8E, I.b. UNEEDA H18CUITS, 2 Pnrkttge.s .................. ........... . JKf.LO or j k i .i .o ic e c r e a m p o w d e r s . :i for ilir A INNlliL F fi’ T A S -------- ^---- --------------- *— ■ ------- ,■ 7 " 1fn U ltiA A Al lR l T LjK JSO Vi-PQIINI) Pdokhuc . d O rt 0 IU M1XEDKK0 INDIA—Ce V l o N—JAVA SlireddedWiieat,pkg,...lie A. & P. Corn Flakes, pkg. ...„ 07c Premier Salad Dressing, b t 37c Double Dip Matches, 2 pkgs. 11c STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, Per doaen . SECOND STREET lie! ween PARK AND OAK kHr X* 34c Tomatoes, No. 2 can........... 09c Van Camp’s Tomato Soup, c. 09c Old Dutch Cleanser, can.... .Q8c Pat-a-Cakc Flour, pkg...... -17c 31c ............................................. . — SECOND STREET cT atATLANTIC & PACIFI Over 7500 stores in the U l)e( wee.. Ra Dowd, Suffered Witk Her Bede, Took Cerdai, and • Got WelL Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, 2 pail pants, at, per suit... $10.00 , ■ . • «i • • • Ladies’ 1-strap Patent Leather Pumps, sizes 3 to $3.50 .. '7, at, per £afP. ump, sizes 3 to 7-, at pair-$3.50 Ladies' 1-strap B1 Ladies’ Black Kid Oxfords, sizes 3 to 8, at, per pair..$3.;>0 Men’s Bi-own Oxford filii. or Bal, at, per pkir......... $3^0 Richmond, lod.—"I th< write * line or so. to say t good healthandstrengthti a lellar from Mr*. Cora Railroad Street. this city. Men’s Brown or Black 6xfords, bal or blu, at pair ...$5.00 W B £ « ! —■— r—i One pair of 50c Lisle Hose with each pair of Shoes . at $3.50 and up •*I suffered with my heck; a very weak reeling inmy Umbo. ••I fell hardly $We to dog; Jot tired—«o tiredall the time. ••It was an effort lor me to do ear­ thing, but Cardut helped me ao I fell like a different woman." II you are ia a Ida-down physiol shouldhelp yoU. ■ . . First Street �>RP D a i l y SanfordDailyHerald k Orlando people who went ahead in the face of .many difficulties and svfch structure. •pskBiwi^ VMr s f K w w w r t f l 1st S m r m t tk r H m l l B U M Iu , 1ST It will come out all right for Orian ______Mag— Ha A tm , S «s t«tS , Via. do (a one o f pie most progressive The Herald Printing Co. cities In the state today and Orlando will puli the Angebflt out of the sea p u B L ia in em . of financial difficulties If you give them time. We are proud o f the Angobllt Hotel and proud o f Orlando and wc do not believe in throwing any stonee at them. Shooting high at a mark and failing is not aa bad ns keeping your sights down and never talcing a shot at all. Orlando Habarriatlaa P rlrr la Adraaca 1 Oaa Wear.—. ...... ...... ... .......... Mjoe » U Maatha --------- ---- ----I Z T Z I T f O and every other city In'south Florida is giSWfnv so Ifast that big figure* ; . Il.llr .r c 4 la ( U r hr Carrier V 0 « « W r t ll- ........... " . ...U Caa«a and bfg-thlngs' are in the afrdnd we' , « » Mar I * I *• gaga W eakly Her- are building big things dowq .hcro. It is difficult. Mr tho balance of the state to realise this‘and they are apt to he,|wssimi^Uc ;ovor the future. future, ft Jiltli..'fdmiliP a ffair —•ovee— aw«e who whn owns the hotel Is the business of thi people of Orlando and no one else. !»:. V | ■f built magnificent herald , >> »-■*- ■ ^ sabbath da T A T IO N N, ■ •. .L •r;«’ . •• ------ -MaaifMj- £ f »s,»' ?* The goodness of Cod, Our Father above, , In dally revealed in the Ocean-of-Love, That never la uttered by tongue or pen. But everywhere blesses the children o f men. When our hearts are nt\uned to His heav'nly will A music divine, with glory doth fill Kv’ry avenue, chamber and portion within With beauty and Joyi ’til we're Realised froi When we open our eyes and lift them on high, We beholiTevery color of beauty In aky,' - ' The gold and the crimson, the purple and blue, “ “ TRo orange and green in fact thcro'd no i IIMV ill n u n c |llt| when w iii.il u i i canvas v a iiin n u i*mu That is ibse;nt, on divine God maketh the Summer’s cv'ning Bun shine: ‘ v For cities and castles and prairies so wide And rivers and lokes-nnd all else betide, ------Do grow with swift msglc beneath Divine hand W M i Got gives a'glimhso'bf dittavonlyLanU.i uni m il 1 'iMitn we roam through'thi co’rtlj/hnd drink pdri'St breeze |On dwell midst the forest and look on its trees, ■ . Sp straight.iuuLsb-ialL-so-crookod'wtid-iiKTn-‘ " ,l"" handsome, so ugly, we think but o f Him Whose great heart or love, with beat firm and strong ■ , Has ever been working through ages ao long, To fit fur His children, a beautiful placet To live and to rear n most beautiful race: A people to catch the vision divine, Two dwell in His presence and overmoro shine. The officers and directors of this Institution are t*. • * '*V1 • s\. f*/ ~ ■ greatcful for your patronage, for your co-operation, - ■. . t for your friendly words, for your helpful Influence, Mrs. Swayne and children *spent Monday with Mrs. Westcrtfick. Mra..F. F. West and Mns-A. Swan­ son have been on the sick list with bad coldC*1^ - * '1 •' Looks Uko the June-rain A has».aat In a month ahead o f time this year, J - Andrew Bcrtleson .returned home from his trip to Falatka on Monday, 'leiVltig filA 'w ifi for H’ lUtle longer vLsiti with horifolks. *1|« nR ‘j. X /; and we wish, aa best we may, to show our apprecia­ tion by rendering to you a service that aatiafien. You can help us materially lirwur efforts* to a* ^ ^ y o tr - b y anrittng yim rarlf tif the vast facyitie* touuMiffUJuuML...---------- !— ------ — - ---- —----- - M U aa*Jf turned-hn» a,ij* urelay from Port Orange and is feel­ ing much better in heatth. Mr. and Mrs. Svrnyno and th c iA ir little dnughtera nro planning to Icifve this week, on Friday, for their home ROTARY EDUCATIONAL p R (V in fusion, Mass.-^We hope to have * ORAM. thorn .with us nguin next fall. Mr. I^“ rwg" AdyrrHflpjfi AJvcrtl»lnj rtrprwn'.allv* The Rotary1Club, with its watch­ /«r»<jnL Swayna has been n shipping clerk for And then when we hide in the mountains an hour, DIE AMERICAN CHESSASSOCIATION word o f service, has dono some fine We cannot but think of the marvelous power Dutton & Co., and likes it here. They 8ANFORD F L O R ID A That has given to Knrth so fearful a shock, work for tho community, tho state have been living on his sister, Mrs. As to twist and pile np sucli oceans of rock; and the nntion, hut perhaps nothing Seymour Pritchard’s place, in Upsnln. A t i l l tlttritl IvntUf lHe's l l i ' u ItK V liV ill'tl and 'I r ill fashioned f !l v l t l n t u i f l fat it w ill And then, hnw moulded will, It has undertaken is o f greater Im­ Brother Clark will be with us again Until perfect beauty toveids Ills great skill. Gainesville is another Florida city portance than its efforts toward the ■ ■■■n aan aan aaiaa* Until chump and crulg, nnd rich Verdure do bring next Sunday as oisuni for Suminy that ip going after tho mi>j«|ulto.lAnd education of the youth o f America. Their treasures o f beauty and with others sing school at 2:30 and preaching at 3:30. that reminds us that we have heard Beauties great Anthem, nn angelic treat, ■ ............................ Hero in Floridn through n special Mrs, Anna DcForest returned home That evermore thrills and makes life complete. nothing ns yet about any definite ac­ organization composed of the presi­ from the north the Inst o f the week. digs * , •' *■, > * H | f f r -1■ tion that Ranford intended to make, dents of tho several clubs in the state, How precious to us, then, should be this great love Wc arc glad to hear of tho orrival of GIFTS FO R G R A D U A T E S this summer to eliminate the mos­ That has toiled through tho ages to lift us above; thin organization is advancing' the another little granddaughter. i ■ ■ — a t — r ' *, r quito. That has planned and desired to save us from strife cash necessary for some of the Flor­ Mrs. J. E, Lundquist left on Satur­ And fill vgith rich beauty and love our whole life. ---------- o---------ida hoys to complete their education day for n visit with her son( Anrnn Our new city manager is making at the state Tihiversity. — P A U L C. DUKHANS, and wife in Jacksonville, stopping on many innovations in tho city und route for n short visit with'friends This is fine work, and through the while they may seem small things to in Pierson, Kin. She .rjtpcctn olso to movement much good must Iki nc, some people they njl, make for the i n e je w e ie r s visit her brother, Captain • Munson pllshcd. ,t t1 betterment of the city. Our streets and wife in Savnnnnh, (In., ere'she Not only will the Rotary Club aid T arc In hotter shape and our parks FOR ROYS— FOR GIRLS— returns. V prettier than In many months. The these laiys in getting nn education, Watches < Wrist Watches J.: Mrs. Fred Krrll and two ehildren V. names of the streets and the new hut the fact thnt they have been Kings Rings nnd sister, Miss Eunice Tyner hnvo markers on First street thnt cannot given this aid through such nn or­ Cuff Links liar Pins gone to join Fred nt Ocula for the bo broken down arc nil in the line ganization will Ihi nn Incentive to Scarf Pins Pearls x tomato packing season, leaving last M ILLIONS OF DOLLARS THREATENED IN THE PRESENT them to higher ideals of living. o f improvements. Manager Wiliinms Holts Pendants Sunday, after n pleasant visit with v M ARKET The Rotary Club' stands for those Is the right man in the right placo. Watch Fobs Lockets the home folks, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. O. ideals which Pinko for a better world ■ o — -----Ever-Sharp Pencils Bracelets Tyner. Their son, Elmer,' took them Some of the New Knglnnd papers and n higher educational standard, Fountain Pons Ear Drops oVor in the cnr. 1 have coma to life and discovered that and the movement to help the youth Watch Chains Alesh Buss We henr that Rev. Wnhlbcrg will W ELLESLEY H ILLS, Mass., May points, but if you sell it short nt 50 Florida has a whipping case und they o ftho state through giving to them Cold Knives . Vanity Case it mny go to 100 or 500 or even to be here ngain next Sunday, instead of come out in bold head lines and assert greater cdurnlioKul opportunity, is IH.—The recent benr raids in the Dorins Collar Huttons the fourth. He was a guest of Mr. that since the roads in Floridn ure most commendable.— I'cnsucnln News. stock market have led a large num­ I0(|p nnd you must cuvcr and stand Bend Bgga--.nnd Mrs. Carlson Inst time. Collar Pins the loss, built with convict labor that they And the idea of the Sanford Rotary ber of small speculators to believe Toilet. Sets Emil Mn gnu son returned home on , '*Th« short interests, for Instance, Cigarette Cases will not come to FlnrJdu nest winter Club to have each club in the state thut good stock market days are over. Manicure Sets Saturday from his winter’s work foi* Card Cases and ride over roads built with convict take care of two or more orphans is Popular fancy in this cpiarter is turn­ wera caught in Stutz in April 1020. Cologne Bottles Chase <& Co., nt Windermere. We labor. And if they carry it that fnr also a good one and and will cfo much ing to short selling. Since the tech­ Tho stock had been selling between Military Brush . . • Vases were nil glad to have him with ua at 100 nnd 145. The moment the short nical position of the market is being the Florida people should refuse to for the orphans of the state and add Agency G R U E N Watches undermined by this move, Roger W. sales exceeded tho floating or avail­ thu social on Wednesday evening. wear any more New England shoes much to tho good name of .Rotary, Mrs, Almn Neesc anil daughter Pnbson’s warning against this prac­ able supply price* started to climb and clothing made by convicts in the -----------o ■ JOHN HOLLAND LIFE-TIME PINS tice issued today is particularly time­ and wsrtt |o' 724, The If, Y. Stock spent Wednesday with her sister, Now England prisons. Yah, yah. W HAT IK WE DID T E L L THE Exchange then stepped in but.the Mrs. Harold Haskins in Sanford. . ■- - o—-------M c L A U L IN , The Jeweler ly. WHOLE TRUTH? short interest had to settle at the Their sister, Mrs. Elsa Henson who That school house catastrophe in 212 East First Slreel------------------------ Sanford, Florida j “ I do not pretend to bo able to forerate of $550 « share. The same stock has been nn the East Coast, and A short time ago tho editor of nn Houth Carolina yesterday could ocoast the short swings o f the stock may lcJ w yjBto(Uy Around 20. cousin, Miss Evq Maim, of Daytona, "■BBBBBBBSBBDBIBaRBnCXBSBaSBBSaaaBIlIlUDDUUaQEBeurSin Iowa pa|H«r grew tired of being eallcur any tlmo and any place where of the stock market," says. Mr. Bab" ~ r ~— ■ ‘ --- -- r « » r ■-■ytifrr:-------- --------- -----V— < were nUo visiting therfjiflM ed a liar, it is said, nnd announ^^A ‘‘ M orie^p^ljgthfrcorncr in I’ iggly l - -““ — '*r~ v~v flrn proof buildings . arid plenty, of •nnp'Eat I do know thnt tthe short exits do not prevail. The old ideas thnt he would in the future, handle interests developed since the recent Wiggly has .illustrated once more! of them came out witn tnelr brother o f school houses huve been abandoned the truth only. Hi^next issue con­ hear raids— probably the largest in- tiie cxtrcipcly weak position of the and Mrs. Tolar nnd daughter, a welspecutator who is short. This stock come addition to our surprise party, long ago in progressive communities tained the following Turns: recent years—has reached n jioint had l>ecu\4rading between 40 nnd lil.i Mrs. l'arr and little son also came "John Benin, tho lnziust man in and the school house in South Caro­ where it is very dangerous; This is lina that was “ good enough" proved town, made a trip to BcevUle on .Mon­ largely duo to tiie fact that specula­ The majority of the short interest out wilii Miss Margaret who returned probably ijold it around 50. When to spend the night with her. a death trap that took ita toll of day. tors ail over the country have been thu iitnfcjt -was called for there was j I,. Powell who is staying with Mr. “John Coole, our grocoryinan, is seventy-three lives—lives thnt mlghl carried nway by the prevailing bear­ doing n poor business. His store is none tp bo. had. Prices aoared and it nnd Mrs. Voile Williams nl*o attend­ .have been saved if some school trus­ ish propaganda and have gone ‘short’ dusty and dirty. How can be ex­ wa slaked off the exchange. Settle­ ed . .— tee had the backbone to condemn the just aa they (my stocks when surface ment was tlnnlly made nt the rate of There were close to fifty who gath­ building and spend some of the tux- pect to do much ? conditions look optimistic. It looks $100'a Hhnre. ered nt the pleasant home of Mr. nnd “ The Rev. Sty preached lust Sun­ payer's money for tne school houses. as eur.y to sell as to buy and it is my day on charity. The sermon was “ Thbje> spectacular cases illustrate Mrs. Alfred Erics on on Wednesday Wc leave these things for the last guess that the majority of these punk. our point hut do not represent the evening to remind them that it was and sometimes they are the Inst. speculators do not understand the I "Dave Cranky died nt Ids great losses resulting from short sell­ their twentieth wedding anniversary. - - -- ■■ — o ---------Hum |i„hj(j4)l] tall L short selling places ing. Millions o f dollars are endan­ There were a good many lovely home­ here Tuesday. The doctor gave it ORLANDO IH A L L RIGHT. them in. gered today on the short side of the made cakes served with coffee for out ns heart failure, but whiskey "Ix't us see what happens, If you present market ,ti growing accumula­ the Inncrtnnn and with games for the One or two of, |h<> t late papers n;o killed him, gave yotir broker an order to sell tion that gets shakier as it piles young folks and social chat and many “ Miss Sylvia Ithmlea and Sam Col­ taking a fling at Orlando and Orange 100 share* o f some stuck short, he higher. A rise of,three to five points good wishes for a long life and hap­ lins were married Saturday at the county just now on account of tin uetually borrows the stock from one would start the drive that would prur- piness together. They received some trouble at the Angcbilt and other ho­ Presbyterian parsonage. Tho bride of his other customers who owns it, tleally wipe this Interest out. More­ very nice presents. tels in tho county that have differ- Is ii very ordinary town girl, who or from some other broker. lie uet­ over, fundamental conditions do not , cncos among their directors. Wo all doesn't know uny more about cook­ ually sells this Isirrowed stock for indicate thnt business has gone to have more or less trouble with our ing than n jack rabbit and never helpyou. You put up the cash lu guar­ pot. Business is still good. Condi­ ed her mother three days in her life. big hotels chiefly on account of the antee Its present value or a margin tions ure against the short sellers vast amount of money it takes, to She Is not,a beauty and has a gait deposit to protect your broker. If und their chances to win dwindle ns like a duck, The groom is an up-tobuild a large hotel these days and you can't cover it, the brokyh buys the short interest grows. ■Usually, becotiso there is so much date loafer. He has been living off the stock in nt the market and re­ tile old folk* nil hi* life and is noli “ In fnct general business, na'- re­ Stock (sued that it Is difficult to pay turns it to the original uwher. You flected in the Bahsonchiirt, i* still worth shucks." dividends. It is also difficult to Any newspaper man in tile nation stand the lors. So far short selling above normal by 4 per cent," conMr. nnd Mrs. Roy Hour and little realize mlirh on big hotels for sev­ up-side presents only the dungers attending eluded Mr. Babson, "and will doubt­ Bill left Wednesday ( » r their'old eral years after they are built. But Could ttim his community ordinary marginal buying—• few less continue into 1D24. There is home in Hicksville, Ohio, where they the Angcbilt is there as a monument down by publishing so small a pro­ points In the wrong direction nnd you nothing in one fundamental situation will spend the summer. to the people who built it and the portion ns one tenth of Hit! things are wi|H>d out. to indicate that the Block market has Ml rani Miller of Jacksonville was Herald wishes to congratulate tin he knows aud keeps under his hat.— " it must also bo borne in mind, reached its top. iVlermont Press. ., •' Short selling' at the guest of J. E, Phipps Tuesday. however, thnt you borrowed the ntock licnt is dangerous— short Helling Del more McWorkman was a visitor ■ ■ B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B t M B B B B und that you did not borrow it for against fundamental conditions is in Orlando Tuesday. any given time. The owner can call apt to he suicidal.’’ Nothing like the present lowpricefar Ixsler Bceman is having some new on you at nn£ time fur it and you <i hath houses built at Palm Springs. the Ford Runabout has -ever»been must return it. If your broker can STOPS HACKING COUGH These will have cement floorer. known. ‘And for a Ford-ofieven borrow some more for you aomoInvitations hava been received to greater merit, with slanting *wind* • wbere else, all right; but if lie can't "Had a hacking cough for years, thu marriage of Maprlcc Houser ami you must buy tlui stock in the o|>cri ond Foley's Honey ondaTur Is tho only Miss Gertrude Marie Wilkining of shield, one-man top, additional< ury* market ami return it no mutter how remedy -that reuehed my cough. I Gothu, May 23rd. 'Maurice is n fur­ ing space .in the rear^and distinct high its price nor how much cnah you have not been troubled with it since," ther Ixmgwood boy and his many improvements inchngfii>rhn«rfny-ilnn. over, if these 100 shares pay u divi­ writes Mrs. K. M. Doby, Asbury Park, friends will bo, interested to hear of dend which you Are short of, then you N. J. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, his marriage. SalesmenacceptrinsFordmodetesan must also pay that. Cheat and Bronchial trouble are quick­ Mr. and Mri«4Willlam Green left essential -part of 1 ■ i ' * B Sunday School Day will he observed iomurrow at 11 B "Multiply your own short position ly relieved with Foley'a Honey and Thursday' f ° r Uujir home in Wilton, ment; immness hot by several tho^aMml and the greatest Tar. Contains no opiates—Ingredi­ Maine, H«'hore<fjiusy will spend the «* lock. T^tc following program will be rendered: representatives danger of the practice ‘ m il is apparent. ents printed bri the wrapper. Largest summer. St ig —‘*Tru(i-lIaarlt‘d, Whale-Hearted.". The short intercuts is very noon larg­ selling rough medicine in the World. thousanda-of othi Mr, and Mrs. L T. Hunt ami chil­ K< ipoiisive Pqplnt Reading. I , ■ g • er than the number of aharea o f the Sold everywhere.— Adv,dren of Ft. I-audcnlale, arrived Tues­ J % *1f 7 Pi dm “ I'M (ijiuA T v*^kK|” ea c««| l i i S given stock that are for sale.^ day ,t q ■aprod some time with Mrs. Tfheli I Road," (IL-gl K R w ll^ e u —"r jliin k WhetiT liaad," by DalojW D alojw lrd (ilygluAcr’a DepU ! ■ advgnci-"ttt'o or ihrrtf'pointa Tho rclery gamo D ovor£lK$yiWG Ifunl's parents', ; Ur.’ abd Mr».~J. II. Solo—"God Is laive”, by Dorothy Smith (Hegiuner’s Department) * few o f the shorts can not put cglliner’s I)c time Is here; we are at your'service. Alien. g jS c r .g - - "Jesus lanes Mo," by Primary Department. — ihcrented marginal Brokers go into — QUICK SERVICE John Horn ia a visitor in town this TRANSFER. are to get your Ford this^pring—A \ j Talk by Miss Coruliu THU*. the market to buy tho stock, to re­ Phone 41>H, 3G-Thr-Fri-Sat-tfe Week. gmali<dowtt'payment^mdtfhftdwlance \ J Recitation—“ My Thanks," by Edwin Shinbuiser (Junior Department) turn It. The demand raises prices a Father Peck o f Sanford will be at o o c a s y te r fn a .* » v \< Song—"Rose, Rose, Rose," by Thrcu Girls (Junior Department) bit, then there are more ahorts that G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Christ Church Sunday afternoon at are forced to cover. The market pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. 3:30, Reading—"Our Sunday School” by Miss Mary Crawford (Senior Dep.) strengthens and brokers rush in to Tho Longwood band is progressing * 4-24-tfc Hong—“ Jesus Calls Us," by Intermediate and Senior Departments, gea the securities they must return— under the management o f Prof. Cobb. Song—“ He Can Depend Upon Me,” by Tho Dependable (Young Peo­ EDWARD HIGGINS ples Department). behold, there are no more for sale. J. S. Dinkei motored to Webster A TTE N TIO N HIGH SCHOOL A slh srlB M K »n l. V e r j . r a llealrv I L«*d On, O King Eternal,” by Dick Holtaclaw. • » •'alfccr r«r<tauUn *a,! Prices skyrocket and the speculators Thursday-.— * '* ALU M N I. ! “ ' vf (h r (alluw llut Ml OSt i II m *< Song-r-’ Through A ll Time Abide," by Adult’s Department. who were short are wiped out. It U | Speech by Dr. Cerpenter. interesting to.note here that there is Many a juryman weeps to hear that Arceptancea to the • Alumni Ban' I Reading— "Get the Sunshine Habit,” by Miss Margaret Cowan (■ no limit to your tosses on a short q'uet must be sept in to Miss Patty# the pretty fcmlnlca -defemiaat Sunshine Girl, Intermediate Department). - “There’s Sunshine in My Seul." sale- I f you byy_a-atock-at 60 you Lyltjs not* later than Wednesday, H ay treated aa shabbily as his wife can not posibly lose more than 50 23. 43-3tp treated. Peoples Bank o f Sanford McLAULIN’S j L0NGW00D A Still Better Runabout Methodist Church] SUNDAY SCHOOL ...D A Y ... 2 I | «> e V M ; • ' *. * , ■ \' *- -i*- -V------ �Cluny, Vais, Hound Thread, 'View ship* meat, specially for $1.00 day sale, 12 Large size Bath and Buck .Towels, plain white and.. colored borders, 6 for yards for— We’re going to drove to you wHatmaglc n'dollar can perform. Thp perfectly aroiuing tihings that' one lone* some greenback can buy.' Things you never fo u g h t could possibly be bpught for a dollar. Hundreds bf them M TDblKrTJ^yTHBrlim ^^lH^:o u V '3 b II iu r e ^ n d ^ w ^ ■ K o w * f^ fl» ^ l^ T r g o r ~ lf\ T r y ^ p a f f in c W f stripes, in all colors. Best trade Percale, fast col­ ors. 4 yards for— 36-in. wide soft finished — this grade is worth 21k per yard. Special; 6 yds. White, Ecru, Plain and colored borders. 5 yards for— *• Box Nainsook, nico sheer quality, worth 30c yard. Special white and flesh, 4 yards for— Only 6 yards to customer 36 to 40 inches wide, light and dark pat terns, dollar day, 3 yards for— 36-in. Shrunk, non-crushable, Rose, Blue Green, Tan, Brown, Pink Yellow, yard— Check, Stripes and Solid Colors, Some silk finished for dresses and underwent 2</j yd Madras, Voiles, Nurses’ Cloth on table, Special, 36-in. wide, 3 yards for 5 yards for Stripes, best grade. Special Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 2 yards for— In nil colors and white, some fifney Rtripcs and plaids. Special, V/* yards foi* $1.00 Sale on Silk. Assorted colors, 36-in Special for, yard— 1 lot of wldo Laces, just arrived for ono Dollar Sole, 2Go yd. values. Special 6 yds— All sizes, very fine check Nainsook, well made. Special for, each— New Summer Silk Ties, all shapes, henuti ful pattern Cheney pure silk for— Supdes, Palm Beach Caps, all sizes, good values for $1.G0 each, 3 days for each— 10 dozen Sport Shirts, Bhort sleeves. All sizes fine Chnmbray. Special— styles and sizes up to 4. Soft soles, plain white and colors. Special— One lot of Summer Gauze Vests, extra good buy, 3 for— New shipment for our dollar sale, very fine Nainsook, Gowns, Teddies. Special Big lot of New "Wirthmor" Cotton Blous­ es, Goojl value for $1.60. Special— Athletic Fast colored Percales. All now styles and utl sizes. Dollar Sale, special— All colors, guaranteed water. Special, 2 36-inchcs wide,w best grade, * C H IL D R E N 'S C A R T E R ’S UNION SUITS KNIT UNION SUITS Made of best grade Pnjatna check all sizes, "Munsing” wear, per suit— Extra fine grade Blue Chnmbray Work Shirts, Coat styles, all sizes, special— All sizes, special, $1.60 value for Buit Underwear, all sizes. for, suit— Special LADIES SILK HOSE—Spec ial for 3 days ............... Bi'll" Hlouses for Boys, nil colors, slripes and plain white— Made of new Clean Hags, beautiful color, your choice for- Fancy W o r k Handkerchief Special Special Stamped "Embroidery Fancy Work, price Lot of * Handkerchiefs,^ 26c value,'to close out, six for(. , flu- �BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Deed io isauc In accordance with law. Sold Certificate embraces the follow­ in g described property, ^situated iri Seminole County, Florida, to-wit:*Ueg. 110 chs. W. of S t cor. of SW 1/4 ofSE. 1/4, See. 31, Twp. 19 S., Range 30. E.. run \V. 10 chs. N« 12 1/2 chs, £ " 1 0 'chs., B. 12* 1/2 chs., 12 l / ! acres. The said land bring assessed' National League nt the date o f the issuance o f such1 Won Lost I’ct. certificate in the nanio' o f A. L. Wil­ New York ~ R ' .714 ier. Si. Louis _.l. Also; T a r Certificate ^o. 321, datIlttsbuCghU pfl ttid*Cth day o f ’ Jum*; X r D . 1011,’ Cincinnati has filed sald.Cartificato in my o ffice! Chicago ..... hmT Tfis made nfipl fcatl on ft>r Tax , Boston ____ Deed to issue In accordance with^law. Brooklyn ....... Said certificate embraces the followPhiladelphia .ing--described- "pn rpr t ty —KitTTntfrT ~Til" B A S E B A LL F003VBALL BALL HOOTING n. L. SHIPP, Editor YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Florida State League • A t Tamfia 3, Dradeptowp J , At lakeland G-4; SL.Pete 1-0, A t Daytona 4*0- Orlando 13-4. And they're still shoot in' "Rick In" w ith ja ic tiy . t l u i p.Milhi Sanford shooters arc up with Bert Lytcil and May McAvoy Inst the rest of them!! , night was a jfpftiLuiiivjind.Jt-wUIJbn repeated again tonight. Proof that golf is n grrat game by the wny Voorhees, Ilrltt and others They were all shallow triflers; the fought for tho prizes Thursday afterai man and tho only one she respect- noon In the golf tournament during I was a crook. 8ccJ‘Kick In’* at the the rnin rind on muddy ground. , Three famous stars acting in a fa­ mous play presented by the FamousPlaycrs-Lasky Corp. Thnt’s "Kick In.*' It's a Paramount and it will be shown here again tonight. This morning we got some straight dupe that Sanford would have a semipro hrixchall team this summer. Plans an* living made now for games this summer. Already some of Sanford's best are signed up. ________ Afftwifan. League— — A t Chicago 14, Washington 8. At St. I,ouI* 4, New York 9. A t Detroit 2, Ronton fl. A t Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 4, At At At At Southern Association Won Lott New Orleans Mobile ------Chattanooga Nashville Atlanta Birmingham . Memphis Little Rock .„ National league Boston 3, Pittsburg 4. Brooklyn 1, St. Louis 3. New York 0, Cincinnati 7. Philadelphia 7, Chicago 10, Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Dag. NE. cor. o f SW.T/4, Sec. 31, Twp. 19 Pet. S., Itangc 30 E., run W. 9.40 chs. S. 7 chs. W. 2.80 chs. S. 1 eh, E.* 12.271 chs. N. 8 chs. to beg. The said land, being assessed at the date of the is-'’ siinnce o f such Certificate Jn the name, of Ella F. Adams. Southern Association Atlanta 3, Nashville 5. Birmingham 3, Cbnttnnoogn R. Mobile 7, Little Rock 7, (dark) New,Orleans 2, Memphis 3. /ft , M AY 20TH, 192.1 SUNDAY * 9 DINNER Served Noon Till 8:30 P. M. ' I ‘ MENU- 7 Florida Fresh Fruit Olives Sweet Mixed Pickles ¥V. SOUP. ,Ji£kc{i Soup will oodles , t A l K N TR K ^ Rissoles o f ‘A h ROASTS ---- Roast-Vouag Tut kr y rC cier r Utl'Hr t lg; igy/Celci *Pri/ne, M f f Rib* W r upfn Ileef i t Roast Suckling M g and Sage Dressing VEGETABLES New Potatoes Mashed in Cream Green Lima lie ans Sliced Tomatoes l DESSERTS lee Cream nnd Cako Orange Cream Pio 1Crackers CoiTec Parker House Rolls, Our Own Make Unices said certificates shall bo re -: deemed according to law Tax Deed, will issue thereon on tho 28th day o f May, A. D. 1923. SPECIAL FIVE-THIRTY TO EIGHT-THIRTY P. M. WITNESS my official signature and Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull nnd fnmily [ seal this the 20th day of April, A. D. Fried Chicken, Hot W affles and Coffee, $1.00 of Monticello, arrived In Snn/ord yes­ [1923. v The crook that her father was The Big Boreon Brotherhood of the terday and will make their home here. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, hounding, she respected. The man Baptist Sunday School is making Mrs. Turnbull is a daughter of Mrs. Clerk Circuit Court, that all her friends despised, she lov­ plans for first class baseball team this T. M. Puieston and has made many Seminole County, Fla. ed. That's part of the thrilling story summer nlso. They have some A -l HOW THEY STAND friends here during her frequrnt visits material to pick from us thn Brother-' By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. o f “ Kick In." Florida Stnte League •1-21-28; 3-5-12-29-20 hood has an attendance of between Won Lost Pet. here with her mother and sister. forty nnd fifty every Sunday. Orlando ........ 24 10 .700 And tho honor guest tonight will lie ftp K Q liA M r .A T in v tin A im . Lakeland ......... 18 15 .545 MOTICH . Leslie Hill nnd his Indy friend and Ni.llr.- In 11 t,>' given flint the Tnmpn ___ .... 15 17 .469 Iloaril of County Ccimmimtlhiit-rii In will see Kick In" without cost. Come anil fur Hemlimlr County. Kltirlilu, will Ilrndcntown ...~ 10 19* .457 meet In th« C<>ur| llmi.tt. m Huif»nl, on Leslie and bring the lady. Onytonn ....... 15 19 .441 Florida, on Mundiiy June 4th, l(i!j. at in o’cliirlt a. In. ns an K'liinllxudnii limns, Ilulli has fivo homers to his St. Petersburg 13 21 .382 IioArlt fop !h* fiiirpoao nf Itt-urinjc eum* And Monday—lam Chaney In “ The credit while Cy has fourteen to Ids lilaltils nnd receiving testimony ns to Trap" with added attractions, also. credit. the value nf any property, real, per­ I sonal or mlifd as lined |,y tin- County American League 'I'ox Assessor for assessment for tinT H A T W E H A V E B E E N A P P O IN T E D D E A L E R S F O R T H E Won Lost Pet. luxes for the year 1 S2J. lliesday—Dorothy Dalton in “ Dark As was reported In yesterday's HrrNew York IX A. DOECLAHH, 19 H .701 Secrets" with International News ns nld many other papers received infor­ t'lerk Hoard of i.'minly 1'omr‘s. S T A R A N D D U R A N T C A R S FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Philadelphia 11 10 .583 a ildo liner. This in one of Dorothy’s mation that Miami would be selected 15 .: 13 .636 Our first shipment has arrived nnd are now on display in our SHOW ROOMS nt SECOND to take Gainesville's place III the State Cleveland .... best NOTH'*:. Detroit . ..... 14 14 .500 STREET and SANFORD AVENUE.* Call immediately and Ret a demonstration. Only n High School baseball tournament. Nellr*- I* hereby alv.-n tti:tt the llonnl (Uiicago ...... »f t'oiiniy •■iimriilBKlniirre in noil f,,r limited number for immediate delivery. A first class program all next week Plans were changed by tho officials Kemlaiitr ('minty. Florida, will ai llietr St. Louis ... Ili'Xt regular inert Itit, to he In Id on In charge so that it was New Smyrna Monday, Jims 4th. IStl, nt t v iVurl Want that piano moved? Call 498 that took Gainesville's place ifistend Washington Holme In ‘ Hanford. Pin., Ill In oVInek Boston ....... it. m. receive bids for leir.l-.iitf ncltig fo r a QUICK .SERVICE TRANSFER. of Miami. New Smyrna lias made a Him portion of the Wekltu Fill In They know how. 30-Thr-Fri-Sut-tfc fine record this year and certainly de­ Hemlmde Couqty, wllh :• Im-li .Sheet on U Inch fork Ime;-. V11filled serves the' chance for the chumplon-, i\ c i i i c u t rouiiT, n k v k x t ii .h im Asrdwill llrirk. vvltIt either mind, usidinlt, re. ,*'!*•« cun t i t , sHMiaoi.u oh ip. ini ul uf ool. or nyl; -ft11* r; A*|iUnlt Tho Daily Herald, 16c per week. I'OI NTV, Cl.(lilt111. I Hock, or otic :*• har’d suff.o-ed tonlelo Chnnrrrr. rlul, nil lo have root-role ,edrl> nnd HU1T Ti) QUIET TITLE. Mutter, lining standard sin , IIP <it|ons. u|i|ooxlin.-ilrly Xnii H|. yardJ. N. Itolmoo, t'mnplnlnnni, lleirit reserves the Tight to reject \s. Holier! II. Mowroy.. el nl, Hef.ndnnls mil or oil hills. H A. lomil.AHH. Order For 1‘ iilillrnlliui—( Ifnllon. .clerk Hoard Calmly I’omr's. To Itohert II. Mowrey, llerhlence un­ known, If living ond If iluail to oil I'm Hi m ehilmlm: nti Inlerenl under Hie said Itohert It Mowrey, dereased or Nut ire of Applirullim fur Tax Deed olhartvlse, In ami lo the Inridn herefiller di-srrlhed. nnd to nil unknown Under .Section 5,73 o f Ute (irncral persons, heirs, devisees, grnolees, h'gntSInlulrs of the State of Florida (eef or other etnlmunts, clnlmlng an Interest In nnd to llm several tols. Notice is heruby, given that W. S. ....... . or pnrrels of lands, drserlhi-d We nre making SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH on iis follows.. In-wit: Lots r,l nod of Earle, purchaser of Tax Certificate Hnnfoi d llrlglits A11,111Inn to Hanford, No, 102, (luted the 6t1i day nf July, III HemInoIn, County, Florida! Vim and each of you are liorehy re­ 'A. D. 1915, hun filed said certificate quired iilnl Are ordeled lo he nnd upMcCORM ICK A N D D E E R IN G pear In fore, the Circuit Court lii and in my office nnd hut rnndo application for Seminole County, Florida, In Chun- for Tax Deed to issue in accordance eery. elding, nl Hanford, Florida, on witli law; said eertlficato embraces the rule iln) of Jol). A. l>„ l!Q.1. the M O W IN f M A C H I N E S sniin- lo loir iIn- Sod day of July, A. tho following described -property »itH., I!t|!, Him mid iliere to answer the (till ,.f <-<ittiplaint died herein ngnlpsl tiateil in Seminole County, Florida, toyou. Take not lee ihereof nnd full ye wil: not. else said 1,111 of complaint will lie H A Y R A K E S A N I ) TEDDERS taken as conlcsecd against you. Beg. at lot. <>f E. lino o f O. B. Ry. If Is further otilereil (lint (Ills or­ witii South Line1Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S., der shall he p111•Ilolled In thn Hniiford Hall) II .1 ahi, a pi wspnper _p1lhllslieii Range 30 E„ run N. 31.35 chs., E 12,27 Tcrmn: One-third, Forty and -Fifty percent dnwn payment, linl. mohlhiy. instnllment.H C H A T T A N O O G A and W E B E R W A G O N S In Kaufotd. Menilnole .County". Florida, once each week for elglil -ciinserutlve chs., to E. line of SW 1/4 of Sec. S. 17.29 chs. W. to W. lino Sanford T H E STAR F E A T U R E S • . • * # Now is tho time to liny; prices are advancing. We carry Grant South 25 \ W. V5.50 elts. to S. ( Continental Ited Seal Motor, Hnlf-eltiplic SpriiiRH, tniderslun^. line of Sec. West 5.70 chs. to beg. 45 comtdete line of repaint. DON’T buy a machine if you can­ Timken Hear Axle. Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed with Suputres. 'Hie said land being assessed not get repairs, Timken Henrings, front nnd rear. ply Tank ut rearat the date of the issuance of such Spicer Universal Joints. F^leclrie l.iehtin.f; by Standard Generator certifirnte in the nnino o f 'fD . G. Selective Sliding (icnr Transmission, three with Storage Hattcry. Crenshaw/' ^ speeds forward nnd reverse. Streamline Body. Also: Tax Certificate No. 21 IT, Daily llcmhl on Bale at Joo'a Smoke Single Plate Disc Clutch. One-man Top. , dated the 6lh day of June, A. D. 1R99, H ound, Mobley'm Drug Store und has filed said certificate In my office Hunt'r Pharmacy. At At At At $550 Delivered, Sanford, Fla IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO npIMG tells—that brick pavements *"■ are the best investment, I 4 « Don't buy a pavement that will bui^ den your community with excessive repair and maintenance costs nnd Bwell your taxes. Buy tftjpS N V IT R IF IE D , PAVEMENTS I m on the basis of proved economy. Get actual comparative figures on installation and upkeep costs from the records of other communities. Gladly sent any voter on request. N A T IO N A L P A V IN G B R IC K M A N U F A C T U R E R S A S S O C IA T IO N * L rW Wm Cleveland, Ohio * Bagtaccra Building Notice of Appliratimi fur Tax Deed Under Section 575 of the General Statute* of Ilu- State of Florida Notice in hereby given that It. I.. Wheeler, purchaser of Tax Certifi­ cate No. 3081, duted th e-Cth day of June, A. I). 1899, Iiiib filed said certi­ ficate » i my office nml bus made ap­ plication for Tux Deed to Ibmuo in ncconlunrc with law. Said certificate cmhuiccH the following described property situated in Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, to-wit: Beg. SK cor. of Sec. 16, Twp, 21 S., Range 31 E, run N 220 yards, W 33 yd*., 8 220 yd»., E. 33 yariln, I la A. The aaid land tming iiKBesaed at tho date of the insiionce of bucIi certificate in tho name of J. S. Crutchfield. Abo: Tux Certificate No, 456, daled thn 3rd day o f June, A. 1). 1918, iiux filed said certificate In my ntrico und Iiuj made application for tax deed to (sum in ucRurtlance with law, said certificate embraces the following; deH.-ribcd property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 66 yds. W. of SK cor. of. Hoc. 16, Twp. 21 H, itlmigc !l! K. Run N 2£(l yds. W 110 yda. S, 22<1 yds., K 110 yds. 6 acres. The said Jund being ilwsrssctl ut the fiat..... the Isstiutice o f such reetifi-nte in the name of J. C. Fattvnlen. >.. Also: Tux CertlfieatiY No. 2367, .dated the 5th day o f NovoSlbtir, A. D. 1895, has filed Mild certificate in my (office mid has made application for tax deed to issue In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the 1following ties rlbed prniiertv situated in Seminole County. Florida, to-wit: •'eg, 83 ytia. Vv. of SE, o>r of Sec. 16, Twp. 21 8., Range Ul K „ run W 33 vi's. N- 220 vds„ K. 33 yd*., 8. 220 yd*. The said land being ostessed at the date of the itiuuiKC of such certi­ ficate in the name of Unknown. Utiles* said certificates khall be re­ deemed according to law Tkx Deed will Utuc thereon on tho ICth day of June, A. D.-1923, seal this the 11th day of May, A. U.‘ 1923,' -JSJ4AJ-) ' E. A. DOUGLASS, . Clerk Circuit Court, Semlools County, Fla. DURANT SPECIFICATIONS ing described property situated in Seminole County, Florida) to-wit: Beg. 11.33 chs. S, o f N\V. cor. o f SK 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 19 S., Range 30 E. Run E. 0.92 chs, to. W. line of San­ ford Grunt, S. 25 , W to W. lini^ of SE 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 19 8., Range 30 E., N. to beg. Thu said land being assessed ut the date nf the issuance of Midi certificate in the flame of “ Un­ known.” • Also: Tux Certificate No. 1473, duted the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1902 bus filed said ccrtificuto in my office and has made application for Tax ITS TEMPTING MOTnlt: Four-ryllnilur, overhead valve i)|,t>. J!k" Lore. I Hlr<’kii. CVliINDEltH; 1'iut <n t>p.e with upper half of crank . axes In ml it.-tui ImPP ,1’IHTONS: Uomovulilu throogli oilli. r lop «r lintli'lfi of eyllmler liluek, (IILIM l SYSTEM pump on tpolor Mile, previiunt l<> ull main lo arlnga, on .In <P i'A IlMI'llET.fit: Tillolnott. plain tm» KLEPTKIi' HVrtTEM: Auto-1,Hi , iumlur 'atnrtInn motor, unit Itulilthg «>alem. Tno-itnll type. lUMTlON: ]>lrtrlbut»r nml coll mount,-,| oTi g,.nrrotor. FLETt'll: 'SliiHte plate ftlae l>p< ciutoved, formlog purl of ri> wlirel. itulep. ini.jnil) r.-movnlilc I ) it, im l.liiu four Ih,Ii « T ilANSMIS.-Urv: Htuiiilard. *.l. elite type, alldlnx gear, Hire, 'ejiei-d* furwsril, and v ("’ reverse. Mount,it in. ifti Itotependcut unit. FRONT AXLE: **1'* Inuni, r.t.i-j. Elliott type, large t.lnu pin*. Timken roller P-oirltiK* EEAlt A.M.E: Tlir.. -fiourtyr floutln-. axleit. ahaflx ..f'll. l, fe .,1.1 l.Xlkm TttllL oil I Hi., a. ,1 n.lli.C hearing* Hplrul lievcl ring gear and pinion of rl.rotn.- nick. I etet-l. tTKIUN'il: Fun ntul centrifugal pump ImJepcndintlx driven I>3 crunk kIiuII. IIIIAKIIH: Hervlec. «xi.-rual rmiBrartltig; aiturgfney Internal cMuinillng un rear IF' drum*. HIMII.NIIH) Half .elliptic; from. 34“ x J“ : rrnr, * * X 2", iiiidi-rnlunu. > TIHEH: 31" x 4" Nun-tl,la. atrulglit nIdn cord front nml n ur. • HTKEUINi! CEAlt: IT" w.ilnut rlma. alnmnlunt center »|utrk. throttle r.tnl burn controti on top * ( « heel. (SAHOLINK HEIT’LY: Vni-uum feed frrtii ll-gnlton mnk on rear with gauge. tV 11KEt.llASE; 109", KQUIl'MKNT: 1'runi-ahnped hrudllkhta villi JrKil leave UlmmVrei donh and tall llghtei ttevnae holder: electric horn on at, ertng wheel; np.-edometer; ammeter and oil gauge; demountable rime with extra rltn nnd currier; rohc-rutl; AlemUe. pump ami ctimplelc eel of loole. $1030 delivered Sanford, Florida YOU’LL ^ WANT TO, mu A loaf cf our bread In a tempt* ing article of food. You’ll be icmplcd to bite a piece right i ut of it jtefqru tho butter has it chnnre'.tu meet it half way. Serve our hreud. It’s full of ;uod Katinfaction. Tell your trecerymua whut he already .now.--— that he should deliver our bread to your hume. Wo are open day and idyht and we invite you Jo call ut any time, SECOND STREET AND • - j 'A . -I'-j-.- �PAGE FIT* THE SANFORD D, n ran find the name t j lire llualnw* Man Sanford io lhl« Column h* *9 Classified Ads 1c i word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged lo-anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count th i words and remit ■ acordingly. PCj kw Mi k« Quick Service Transfer FOR SALE Storage Facilities u wt please you, tell other*} If not, tell tie. Phone 498 FAKMEK3— You can p t i«ad bod frnm »i and Irrigation plug* at tfca Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfe SANFORD NOVELTY FOR SALE)— Uoliler and Uay»* paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc kOK S A LK — Rhode Inland eggs for V. C. COLLER, Prop. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. General Shop and Mill Ellsworth, Ik-nrdull Avenue, Sonford. . 83-tfr CONTRACTOR and BUILDER H K A U TIFU L L A k K M AltV invites 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. you! High clovntiog, purr drinking water. Good terms on n few cottngus ns homes uf^jnvestment. $800, $1,-100, $1,000, $2,300.—Lnke Mnry Realty Co. B. W. H E R N D O N I-nko Mnry,. Florida. B-4-tfc INSURANCE AGENCY FOR NAI.E— 2-ton Federal truck, .• good for logging purposes, first IKE-------AUTO-------- ROND8 class condition. Cheap for rash. 1* tan Republic truck, cheap, excellent condition. Address “ E" 1VO. Uox 34, S. 0. Shinholser I.nke Monroe, Fla. - 33-tfe WORKS Work Contractor and Builder FOR SALK— fi'ncre celery farm, for $4,700 cash. Half mile west of FLORIDA store at Lake Monroe. All tiled, ft IAN FORI) roomed house. Good hum.— M. F. Robinson, Agent. 3i)-Ctp A. P. Connelly & Sons FOR SALE -rLiirge motor boat, every !*•• ■Iillnard 1BOH convenience, four cylinder motor, In Real K-tate, Loans and Insurance remarkably good condition. W ill con­ hone 18 101*8 Magnolia Ave. sider any offer— L. II, Connelly. 3i)-tfc FOR S ALK —S IX ROOM HOUSE AND. LOT, P A R T CASH, BALAN CE ON EASY TERS, ALSO A S M ALL BEARING ORANGE GROVE A KEA L-TM R GA T7fc \ A DUKEStP-'B" I*: O. BOX 34, L A K E ONROE, FLA. ' SANFORD M A C H IN E COM PANY 41-12tp F O lC S A L K — 11)23 ModelTord', g*5od us new. Inquire Palmetto Lunch Room. 42-fitp FOR SALE OR TRADE— Huick six touring cnr. Will take Ford in ex­ trude. Terms. Box 1)5(1, city. *, 40-Btp; 1-t-wp General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding FOR S ALE — We offer for quick sale Automobile Repairs some very desirable 2 'i acre tracts Acetylene Welding within the city of laike Mary, $100 per Phone G2--------- Sanford. Florida acre. Good for home Bight or invest-* ■ at a real plute to cat .where you will find everything new nnd S sanitary with the kind of cooking to suit a queen’s taste 5 come here Sunday. 5 SOUP Chicken Gumbo Soup ItELISH ■ Hearts of Lettuce Celery Hearts « Queen Olivos Sweet Pickles 5 Sliced Tomatoes 2 / ROASTS 2 Prime Ribs of Beef nu Jus •* . Leg of Pork, Apple Sauce fi Baked Virginia Ham a Roast Young Chicken with Celery Dressing Fried Spring Chicken, Country Style ■ ENTREE 5 Banana Fritters and llolden Sauce i! Slulfed Bell Peppers Macaroni au Ciralin 5 Candied Yams Now Potatoes in Cream « . Fried Egg Plant New String Beans ■ Corn on the Coh Early June Peas Hot Buttermilk Biscuits 5 Pies . . • 2 Our Dessorts are Complete, Ask us Willys-Overland Company Brings Out New Model with Longer Wheel Base 1 Any Beverage that Your Heart ran Wish for Sanford’s First and Only Cafeteria" — More Powerful Engine and Complete Equpiment "4 Tho 1023 scries o f. the Overland hns lately been added to, by the bringing out o f a remnrknbly tri­ umphant irombinntlon o f beauty nnd utility, finished in Mandalay Maroon, called the Red Uinl. In nddition to embodying in nn unusual degree tho essentials of skillful design and sol­ idity. o f construction, this model Is specially notable for the complete equipment it carries on leaving the factory. The Red Bird is characterized by the 'imtuilntiun of a number of refiflcnients and conveniences, all neces­ sities for compu te motoring satisfac­ tion that point indisputably to great­ er values for the purchaser. This latleat model Is a brilliant accomplish­ ment by the Willys-Overland Comnnuy.-uiuLai usualjcpiaatuts ujiuc- FRED R. W IL S O N ATTOUNEY.AT.IeAW W . J. T H IG P E N Beal Estate L u -B e th ■r.n to Ink** rate of small npnrtmcnl and 2*year-old child for business wohtnn, Sunday* off. Phillips' Apartinont, 2nd and Oak Streets, Apartment No. C a fe te ria ■kill' mav Some newspaper men have vaca­ SECOND AN N IVE RSAR Y HALE tions. H. A. Nodi of the Sanford Sam Bnumel of the Huunicl Special­ Herald, en route to Miami for a ty Shop wishen to thank Sanford pub­ month's Jouf, with his wife passed lic for the. hearty ft>-o|H>ration -in through Tilujville Tuesday.—Tituumaking this Second Anniversary Sale ville Advocate. the success it was. It Iibh been'Jwo years since we started our store In Sanford and we have grown so rapid­ ly that it was necessary to,procure FOR RENT—ft room bungalow with larger quarters in the nqw Meisrh front and back porch, pn 11th St. building next to the post-office nnd between Laurel nnd French.—Tho L. Allen Seed Co. 44-ltp FOR KENT—3 unfurnished roonpr, ut 314 Elm Ave. 44-4tj merit. These will not last long.— Lake JAIL Colclough Mary Realty Co., Lake Mary, Fla. * 43-3U Leak & Colclough INSURANCE FOR RE74T—Two 5-room bungnlowa Lire— Lifp—Auto one C room bungalow.— A. 1*. Con N<> 3 l-irst Nnt'l Rank Bldg. Annex K ID N E Y TROUBLE BECOMES nelly & Sons. 20-tf< SANFORD FLORIDA SERIOUS FURNISHED APARTM ENT,, ocean front at 'Coronado Bench. Running “ Suffered with severe headache, water, hot and cold, electric lights, all backache and pains in my legs nnd under my shoulder blade. My kidneys modern conveniences. Address I*. J. 40-fttp nnd bladder were in bad condition. I Coyle, Coronado Rrach. . was- weak and nervous and felt tired FOR RENT—Apartments and garage to parties without children. 320 and worn out. Walking made me 43-0tp short o f breath. Every morning my Oak Ave. Call 2503face and hands were bloated. Medi­ FOR RENT— Furnished rooms with Ctrda of SanforiTa Reput­ cine fulled to help my condition und light housekeeping.—S. E. corner of able Professional Men, each doctors advised an operating’ writes 11th street .nnd- Elm ave.— M. Scl\«f ohon, in hit choaeii proMaggie Nelson, Mossdsle, Flu. "F o r­ neidef . 4S-3tp feoa.on the Herald recenttunately I* read about Foley Kidney FOR llK N T —Cool, housekeeping mends to ths people. Pills, tried them nnd got relief." Sold apartments; large screened porch, everywhere.— Adv. •■lore in. Phuoa 432. -100 Palmetto Avenue. <43-2tp Are you moving? I^ t tho QUICK SERVICE TRANSFE R do the job, if W A.NTM 4 Leorffe A. DeCottes you want it dune qs you want it dona. sYERMITXTirP irYtANYffli-kfim Attorney-at-Law I hone 408. .30-Thr: Fri-Sal-lf<* Iw experienced. Address P. O. Box 221. 32-tfc fFvsr Seminole {bounty Rank For quick results try n want ad ■ ANKo r d - j. ... p in n ii WANTED—MU^tic-ngod whitd wain “ • S. Leak 4 we are on tin* Job always to give hon­ est values nnd real service at all times. Several late express ship­ ments of drestres and Imts Just ar­ rived gives us the opportunity of continuing the sale two more dnys— Monday ami Tuesday only— nnd We feel itoiir duty to pass along these remarkable values to our friends nnd cutsomers. See the advertisement In todny's issue. ■ ■ ■ T H E O r A s S o o n A s You 've C o m p le t e d A B u sin e ss D eal Of A n y Kind — FEED S T O R E H M Sanford Feed & S upply Co. FEED‘ M A Y » C R A IN A N D F E R T I L I Z E R S PHONE 5 3 9 * MYRTLE AVE.8 ^THST.5ANF0I?D.FU OUR Place Just Put Yourself You E x p e c t Your M o n e y Ju s t A s S o o n A s Yo u 've S old Your H o g s - CASH O r A s S oo n A s You ’v e Fin is h e d A H a r d W eek 's W o r k ------- S o IS IT. FAIR To E xpect P rompt Pa /ment for Products and Services You SELL and at Ttfc Same Time Neglect To Pay Promptly for Things You BUY ? George Can't Too Settle Up Tour FIRR, LIFE. AUTO INSUUANOF. J W a r d e d m m iilMROAND ilOOM—Good* "meals, Account Tr / IS per week. Write Jl, ,A. box 10. Bee Brown’s, West Second s t n u l ^ V ■AN PORI) t- FLORIDA - Practice limited CHELLR MAINES I LAWYER -■.— Court Hous Disease* of Bye, Bar, Ni Kyea Examined, Gla MeUch Bujld m fTramlood DR. R, M. MASON n •W V.. Gasoline Gages, Rubber Pedal Patf# for Ford* to nd Throat TIKES .AND TUBES, A L L SIZES, For Less Money Fitted DR. G. S. SELM, GENERAL ELECTRIC AN D Claw— D«dg»*d EMERSON FANS , Henry McLaulin, Jrn H ILL LU M B E R C O M P A N Y Palmetto BUILDING HEADQUARTERS ,—--- ---- I____ a*'._________•___ - A N D SERVICE « Hum an, You don't feel Exactly exactly rixht towards the man who doctu’L meet his jufit jufil obligations obligntlon-s to you PROMPTLY. PROMPTLY, You are not Anxious to work for or sell to him again. Suppose we 0}VEtt you money and neglected to pay you PROMPTLY. How would you feel towards us? Now put yourself in AUK place. Apply tho Golden Rule. Treat us as you would want to be treated.------------■ ■*-------------------------------— ....... . ■■ We’re Just os human as you are r——i-----I— DENTIST New Metsdi B-IL*.. Ml H ,A m •; W ere J I ttail L u m b e i Utah ‘t i *. •. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 19, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b10d71fe13a0755a734a7c8608073ff8.pdf 18231ebc5ca2550be7d91b148377c840 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUM BER SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 18,1923 VOLUME IV. m U 1 f i •w s e v e n t y -o n e know n dead is | yn :m mm the TOLL OP CLEVELAND SCHOOL HOUSE FIRE * LAST * NIGHT . *. « t ■ 1 ■ — * Eight Miles from Camden Where Wooden School House and One Stairway Proved Funeral Pyre for the Panic-Stricken People * IF CHINESE TROOPS ARE NOT WITHDRAWN AC­ CORDING TO PLANS in ? T k f A M B f l i l f * P r f u * . . . . LOCAL MEN ANI> VISIT0K8 IIAN't Cl* HOME COOI) RECORDS RECOMMENDS THAT LEASE SYSTEM AND CORPORAL PUNISHMENT STOP . CAMDEN, 8. C., May 18.—Seventy-one are Known lo he dead nnd tho Tournament started condition of two other* atlll doubtful w u the toll of the Cleveland school Trapshooting houae fire laat night, eight miles from thla city, according tc oounty and lo­ their firat day of shooting yestordny cal official*. The collapse of n narrow wooden atairway leading from the afternoon nnd though it |H»ured in tor­ second floor where an entertainment incident to achool closing waa In pro- rents for some time a fter the event* grcaa caused many dcatha, a number of persona being crut-hwl in. |he debris. alerted it did not dampen the ardor Othera burned death Others, cut off from escape io this way l----— -to --- while still __ _ others of the aporta who are hero from nil TO DISCUSS LEGISLATIVE MAT All Prisoners nnd Mass of Tesll DEFENSE FILED AFFIDAVITS mony an Tnhert Cuso Was jjumped ....r>J from ; ___1windows. • 'V The was .caused by over turning an oil lamp on. over tho state to take part nnd nfter Who W as R eleased T o d n y to TKItS WITH RBPRESBNTA*— fire f.-------ACCUSING JUDGE OF the atig e during commencement cxercisse which was witnessed by crowds ihe skies had cleared aomewhut they Also in Report * . ' C arry U ltim a tu m o f l la n d lt s T1VK LAKE PREJUDICE. The school building~ a *" two s to ry , were hard at it again nnd tho heavy that Jammed the roam. A panic followed. T.-----‘ Who A rc R u lin g C h in a frame building containing three school rooms, burned rapidly and before out* Jiomlmnlmont sounded like wnr had In order to secure the concensus of TALLAHASSEE, May 18.—Tho i n , n , AwM Utri Press) aide aid could be summoned nothing remained but to collect the dead nnd give broken out ami the enemy waa coming opinion of tho people of Sanford and <|lr Tfc* ■*•*•) . , •CROSS CITY, May 18.—The trial Joint legislative eommittco thnt for S H ^ ( JHM.AT .r T 8 . - A m e r l c a n up Luke Monroe. Seminole county on certain bills now several weeks Investigated alleged of W alter Higginbothnm, charged medical care lo the Injured. All available doctors were called from Camden The following are the scores made •nil Hritish captives of Shantung with first degree murder In connec­ ond other nearby tewns. The death list reads like a roster of families of the pending In Tallahassee, Representa­ convict brutalities In this state today yesterday nnd thin morning: tive I-like lias requested that n spec­ made report to the senate nnd houao. bandits will be shot next Tuesday if tion with the death of-M artin Tnhert community. Family after family virtually wiped out. In almost every in­ stance where parents are listed as dead from one to four children perished. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP , ial meeting bo called at which would lleyond recommending that the coun­ of North Dakota, in a convict camp, Chinese troops are not withdrawn, The audiencc'was watching a little comedy presented by the pupils „when lie present the county commissioners, ty convict lease system anil corporal , Squad 1 according to n "Alnal ultimtum’' of was halted ngain todny when the deChamber of Commerce and all other punishment he abolished and th a t fenso filed affidavits from two clti- the lamp, suspended from the ceiling by a bracket, fell lo the stage, t ...... iravis, S. r .............. - ......................... emued and little effort apparently was made to fight thr flumes which quick­ Allen, T. S............’. !.i.................' 01 organizations nnd citizens. zciia accusing Judge Horne, presid­ present Inws regarding the supervlaly communicated to the dry timber of the building. Mothers, with children The measures coming up for discus- ion of prisoners Ik* strengthened Jho Smith, C. S.......................................... 00 ing jurist, of being prejudiced against the defendant. The judge disqualified in their nrms, were trnmplcd under foot. Young and old alike fought for Portlier, A. C...................................... 85 slon at th at time are the creation of report Itself was perfunctory but ac­ himself nnd recessed hearing until exit. The stairway collapsed, many being Implied on the Jagged Umbers. Allen, L. P............................................«-r» a county court, the lnkefrunt bulk­ companying it was a mass of tcstl-^ In ailing bill trail the one making sun­ mony relating to the death p f Martin the governor could name another*1 Others were pinned down by the weight or bodlea'above them. • dry changes in the city charter. The Tnhert nnd conditions in c,amps of Chain, G. W jud goto come here to preside. AfCAMDEN, 8. C.. May IK.—The funeral services for the seventy odd vie- Freer, VV. F. SHANGHAI, May 18.—Chinese j first bill affects the county’ns n whole, State Senator Knnbb in Raker coun­ tima of the Cleveland achool house fire, will be held jointly at six oclock this Durov, M. G bandits last night attacked Tnwon- ( the second, the city and county joint- ty. The legislature has already act­ kuw, a town DO miles north of Llnchafternoon neifr the ashes of the building where they met death. Announce­ I'onabl, J. (i |y, while tlie third is entirely n local ed to abolish corporal punishment eng nnd seized a number of captives, ment of the plan was mode by committees appointed by Mayor Garrison, or Forchor, K. I measure. measure to that end now being on according to report received here. Camden, who are In charge of arrangem ents. The plan is to bury nil at the Tho meeting bus been arranged for way to governor. The convict lease Sqund -1 TSAOCIIWANG, Frovlnco of Shan­ same lime in the same grave. Monday, 11 a. m., nnd will be held In system linn also been tabooed by both Bullard, J. L. tung, China, Muy ID.—Get the for­ Ate court house. Inasmuch as all of Guurkon, Geo, eign cuptlvea out of tho grip of the Uiiykin, I.. M Suchow bandits nnd talk terms a fter­ Gray, J. C. . TALLAHASSEE, May 18.—A wards, otherwise there will be "dras­ Excellent Play Gray, F. 8. . tine cent gasoline tnx bill, pased al­ tic action" was the ultimatum laid to Be Given Squad 4 ready by tho senate, went through down fo tho Chlneso government of­ Williams, Goo. . the house yesterday nfter one of tho * at High School ficials jua-p late .yoterday by ,\\r. rtlng will Ire held nt the 'to u rt house Monday Rudd, D. M. .... bitterest tights of the session, anil Jacob- g ! Schurmnn, Americnn min­ 'rlork to discuss pending measures with RepresenSands, C. E. ... was on the fair way t o lie law of tho RY WELFARE DEFARTMENT OF ister to China. • ke. Everyone Invited attend. land. Tho measure goes back to tho •' Avery, II. D. THE WOMAN'S • The American liplpmnt, who stop: McAllister, Win srnntc for concurrence in some CLUB. jad off here on hia wny from Shang­ ♦ Sqund 5 changes to its less important provis­ hai to Feking, told Chinese officials ions, and thence tl goes to the gov­ Glousier, O. J ....... The onc-uct piny "The • Twelve congregnted hero to negotiate .with Nelson, J. J ......... ernor. Found l-ook," that was to have been the bundits, unless tho foreign pris­ A. & F. Company have an ndvorFar.sogc of the- bill, which provides Anderson, J. G, ... oners were released immediately seri­ given last Wednesday afternoon un­ tisemont giving you somo reul prices for a two cent levy on gas to go t o ' Hiinshrougli, .1. A der tho nuspjcos of the Welfare) De­ ous international complications would on all lirn-s of canned goods, groceries, the state road department and one Beckwith, W. it. partm ent of the Wotnan'a Club, will result. coffees and tens. Also^ fresh vege­ cent to Ik- divided equally among tho : “End these delays and confusion bo given Tuesday evening, May 22nd, tables. sixty- tiller counties, was mada posSehutt, F. F. . nt tho High School auditorium, ut ta tween various 'departments of the Milde by a most unusual parliament­ Cnssotty, TIiom H:lfi o'clock.. government," he said. "Get the capary procedure which took it from this Huff, W. "The Twolvo Found I-ouk,' 'by Sir tires out ami talk terma afterwards, hazards of n lllibustor that showed Cuscadon, A. J otherwise there will be dractic action James Bar,rie, will Ik- presented un­ Convicted Men Will Be Transferred to Prisons in n osigns of abating. It was accom­ Aycocko, (J. J. der tho direction of Mrn. D. I*. Drum­ taken." • f panied by dire warnings of disaster Sands, C. K. . mond, with the following cast: France Relations between the Chinese gov­ if it reached the courts and good ' Whittlesey, J. I: WHIlums, Goo, Sir H arry Sims —.....~............... ernment anil the representatives of road* advocates recalled with it shudDeen, Tom ... ___________ Mrs. Endor Curlott Avery, II. I). . furvign countries la described on all . dcr the litigation that took tho effeeNeal, K. E........ Build, D. W. . bands n* "strained” ns a result of Lady Slm t...............Mrs. Ralph Wight tlveness from the olio cent act of ’21 Spicer, 0 . M. .. McAllister .... Kate, a Typist ...Mrs. I). F. Drummond the bandit cltuation. and held it so far several months. ,, Sqund 5 Deen, D. A. ...... Mrs. Aylctt Fitts l)r .Schurmsn kept in constant, Butler Representative Stunrt delivered a Squad H Hunshoruugh, J. A table communication with Washing­ parting shot to the effect th at no Evans', tu rn e r .... liliiunicr, O. J. ..... held captive by tho brigands of Shan­ ton during his stay in Shnnhla. Uieory of taxation would stand tho Colomnn, J. B. .. Beckwith, W. It. ... J. H. Fowcll and other captives held tung. Tho diplomatic corps has beuh tests of the courts which made n Lloyd, C. W. ..... Nulsoti, J. J. -----by thebamlita are suffering somo dis­ astonished to ascertain these pris­ statewide levy for nllpcat(on to Its J McKnbhen, J. R, Anderson, J. G. •• comfort, and somenre ill as a result oners have not been freed, nnd that several counties. He was oppo.ed, . Cunnudin, A., Sr. of having to eat unaccustomed food. tho negotiations entered upon with a too, he said, to a three cent tax. lt~.l Knight, G. W The bandits charged that the Chi­ view to their release apppar to be was placing on the automobile Indus* Smith, W. P. Stevens, It. 1 ne** tro o p s have not been withdrawn, interrupted for reasons which have Worthington Buck, A. E. iit-pile ofifcinl assertions to the con­ not yet been explained. Currier, H, Fuleston, S. . “The diplomatic corps again em­ trary. This apparently constitutes Rowcn, J. R. Suvugo, J. W phasized tho responsibility which th e gieatest hitch to the negotiations Squad 7 Sehutt, L. F. devolves on the Chinese government fo r th e captives' release. Cuscailcii in this regard nnd waits with im­ wight, it. n....T Cussetty patience for it to take with no fur­ Hutchinson, J. C, Aycocko ther delay1 efficacious measures for Fuleston, S......... Huff. W, the liberation of tho prisoners. It yesterday said that Consul John K. Knight, Geo. W , Sehutt ... Davis and Major I’hiloon, assistant reserves the right to fix at a later Stevens, R. E. . military attache at LJnrhrng, had re­ date the nature and scope of the Darby, M. G. sanctions which the delay in the set­ ported that the bandits had stated Loosing, L. S . . W ight, R. B. tlement of this deplorable affair en­ they were ready to negotiate with Uuelc, A. E. ... Loasing, L. S, Chinese authorities-fo rthe release of tail and which will be destined to Savage, J. W. SchuH, L- I’. the Americana pnd other foreigners prevent its recurrence. Kitchell, G. E. Nolan, A. C. recently captured. The message "The dean of the diplomatic corps Nolan, A. C. said that a representative of the Chi- is directed to recall tho undertaking man’s talent for religion, the demand Evans, Turner nese government would leave on the of the Chinese government regarding for God planted in hia bosom, and Representative Hetchnnt, howeve Hill, W. C. ......... Feral, A. C, morning of May 17 to begin the nego- the invealigation entreated to the inhis closing words of warning lest wo in explaining. JjJl favorable yet*. Ml Whitner, Charles Uationa. tem ational commission ndw convenVick, J. K. ...... neglect this g ift of the Father and that It 'w a s nothing tyjt rig h t f hl Ilnss, F. McKibben, J. R Thc statement was issued by the cd a t Tsaocheng, and request! to be lead to our loiing the power and de­ those coubUwi w hkY tfV jj h fr4tof«i Rogdrs, \V. D. .. Cusczukm, A., department shortly a fter It had informed of the instrectians sent to sire tq worship. .. . . suppMrtqdiM‘c .W “d. P*P*v,J>t nV made public the text of a note de- the representatives of tho Chinese There wijl be no service tomorrow, Ma p l e w o o d h u n d r e d s l u r Iyear* without any U Deen, Tom .. live red by the diplomatic corps at government.' 1 , . m rtlinle.retusn breauwj th o r happ* Peking to ihe Chinese foreign office. “Tho diplomatic corps Is greatly Spicer, O’. M ___ Booed &„ „ . ed not to, bo on _ any of tho trui The note reiterated th at the Chinese surprised to learn th at on May 14 the talented person to use their talents Neal, E. E. lines or other recognised state rose government Was under obligations to representative of the foreign offici for God and men, but he got under Whjttlosey . the skins of the crowd when he call­ should be given some mo^** .wR obtain the release qf the captives allrged th at ho had not receive! Dcqn, D. A. ed attention to the fact th at these was the view of tho county spMMi and added that the diplomatic corps these Instructions." aa they were ternu^. Some of t wag waiting impatiently for It to Minister 8churman pointed oqjl words were not spoken of tho gifted Hutcheson, J. C. other members voted with them I take efficacious measures for libera- th at the Chinese government would man but to the one talented one, Whjtney, C. H. . Squad 2 rnuto they thought that if tha fW whose gifts were below the ordinary. Uon of the prisoners. "undoubtedly do everything possible Coleman, J / 11. . ties were not given something^ t He declared that this parable was Following is the text of the note to shift the blame on the foreigners UU1, W. Q____ t-.iMil densrtmvnt would fall to | giving a law fo r all. life, that any as mad# public by the state depart- if anything goes wrong" and. added Kitchell, Goo. E. m*r,t: • th at for. this reason the Peking dlp- man who did not use the powers “!o view of the assurances received lomatic corps had consistently re­ given him lost those powers. Ho Smith, W. I*. SAYS CAPTIVE To Ro^en, T. R. skirLv, wabils,i Failure] D4 Cuurisr, >ED41 Kk-cken, C, D3| Allen, U. F. calling our nttintioo to their pf Floe Ida and Western �THE SANFORD DAILYJ1ERALD, THUR8DAY, MAY 17,1923 PA G E TW ELV E over yonder reposes .the boy who went fishing on Sunday and the wom ia Who kept strychnine in her cup­ board, and over in the potter’s field nm>; be seen the bleaching bones of a man who tried to whip the editor. READ ’EM AND WREP! (Copyrighted hy U. C Wyight) \ Although I've heard it said that “The Woman Pays"—ItU the mop who pays, and pays,'nnd pays—when his mother-in-law stays >nd stays; and stays. A-ABLE OP CUPID AND MAMMON • If om* cares to look through the Who’s Who Book, the name of Mr. NeWgfild will bme found ranking as rank as the rankest. And Mr. Newgold had n daughter, Pearl. Pearl was the Apple of her dad's eye, and he took particular Pains to Shoe­ horn her into the Best Society. Mrs. Newgold having aoclal Aspirations in her own right, dreamed of the „day when she coutd bask In the reflect-: ed glory that an International Alli­ ance would bring to the house of Newgold. All unconscious of this delightful little mess that her fond parents were wishing on her, Pearl shipped high, Wide and Handsome in the in­ circle of Juzzbo J a tic rs , ' and Breach of Promise Suit A gainst tVTiltney Assumes New Phase (Djr T t* AawcUltS Press) NEW CITY, N. Y., May 10.—Evan Burrows Fohtalnc, dancer and moth­ er, Mrs. Florence Fontaine, were In­ dicted by the Kockland county grand Jury today for perjury In connection with Miss Fontaine’s .million dollar breach of protfilse suit against Cor­ nelius Vanderbilt Whitney. Another good endurance test ia to . “ In Old Louisiana,” benefit of High School Athletics, Friday night. High School. .36c and 60c. 8 JO p. ra. 4l-$tc Vero's citrus fru it shipping season May 16*—- has practically come to an end with COOLEST BREEZES during sum­ mer, arrango for Sxold's new ocean The sixty-eighth annual Southern total car ahlpntepta of 243 cars, be­ Baptist convention, which opens here; sides -express nhipmcnts totalling sev­ front apartm ents, modern, complctj Inspection Invited, tomorrow^ will taicc up plans for com-| eral car loads. This was the largest end beautiful*. write of call 110 Ocean Ave., Daytona pitting the $76,000,000 campaign, the ' amount of fru it ever moved from Beach, Fla; Phone 2l3*J. • five-year forward movement of the) 6-3-4-6-10-11-12 denomlntlon th at will term inate in Vero’In one season. December 1024. Keens for contlmt-j --A re you moving? Let,tho QUICK ing tho missionary educational, bene-' SERVICE TRANSFER do the Job, if volent aqd other work after this camyou want it done as you want It done. palgn is ended, also will be considerPhono 428. -3C-Thr-Frl-Sat-tf? Apply BonalU Beautifter cosmic eUv to your face, and rest while it dries, then remove and see end feel the wonderful difference in the color and texture of the skliv S Guaranteed to do these definite things lor theiace or money refunded. Clear the dor. Lift.out the. BAPTIST CONVENTION AT KANSAS CITY W lLl, TAKE UP VITAL TQPICS Tho whlpplog-boss and his lash hnve been banished from Florida. t The sengto advocates of tho lash iglndled-lflJ hJrtrrn Monday a nd.-the GOAT-CBTTEHB, Senate concurred id the House bill " The bird who persist in reading which absolutely prohiblta tho whip­ aloud the titles on the screen a t the ping of prisoner!! in this state, any­ mqyie show. where, nt any time and under any The fellow who keeps stepping on circumstances. your heels in the line-up a t tho box This action should have been taken office window. ' by both houses the first week of the The woman who walks along the street like a pointer dog. session. The delay was duo to the The fellow who drives his' nuto stubbornness of friends and allies of the same, way, as ybu arc noxious to the lessees in the Senate. These "friends” numbered sixteen on the pass around him. first vote. On the flnnl vote, they could muster only thirteen—which LIVES OF GREAT MEN ALL . • REMIND US pronounceable names, if she would was Just thirteen too mnny for the Noto they say that Henry Ford is llltch up with then), anil allow her good name and reputation of the one of the world's greatest men— Pater to pay off the mortgage on the slate. because lie has filled the roadways old Buronlal Castle. Hut Pearl was Since the first publication of the with tin. , having p Good time, nnd was not facts In the Martin Tabert case, all thinking of Tying herself up to any Florida has Wen ringing with tho de­ MARY'S SISTER. male a t this'period of her Existence. mand for Justice. Each new devel­ Molly sut down upon a. pin, In vairfher mother and father ruil- opment mndo more damaging the But yelled no exclumntinn, od nt her. In vain they pointed out case ngainst the lease and the lash. For aomo of her wus genuine tb her the advantages of a Rig name. State und county officers became In­ And some was Imitation. She would have none of this old volved. A State Senator, himself n Noise, und nt Inst she picked out a lessee, was shown to bo ns culpable in MAN ASKS LITTLE IN THIS nice, Clean-Cut, fellow about her permitting the cruel Wnllng of help­ WORLD. own age, who had a Nice kind fnee, less men nnd boys as the northern A Kentucky mountaineer who had and who*COUld talk American. corporation responsible for the Ta­ been reared by his older brother was When her parents found this out, bert outrage. It tlevcloped thnt a sent on Ills first visit to town. Gasing they threw a Conniption fit—or Its shorilT was employed hy a leasing out of n window, ho nsked the mer­ e<|uul—nnd mnile all Haste to meet corporation to "inrilroad" convicts to chant: this bird, in ordor to get the U w - its hull-hole of brutality and death. "W hat's th n t?" down on him ns soon ns possible, for A drunken County Judge was n “A womnn," the merchant replied. she was the only child, nnd they were party to the shameful Imrgulti. Yet, "I want ono." Sore afraid that she would commit despite all this, certain so-called rep­ “Ill get one for you." some faux-pas. (Author's note: I resentatives of the people cither side­ A few weeks later ho returned. “ I think this is Polish for non do trap* stepped the Issue, dilly-ifnllied In a t­ wpnt another womnn," he said. tempted compromises or openly op­ pe.) • "Why, I just got you pne a short So they put on n Party ami hand- posed the proper action. tlma ago. ' . . oil Oscar—that was the young man's Tho pcnplo liegnn to be henrd from "Yep, I know, hut she broke her in unmistakable terms. The press, given name—a Rid. leg and I had to shoot her.." Tickled stiff the young Wood enmo practicidly ns a unit—tho ‘‘sub­ to the Mansion that Pearl called sidized’ ’press as the chief lease-anilNIECES ARK'SO TRYING ON home, nnd was with much Ceremony lash Senator terms it—trained Its ONK'H NERVES. given a Knock-down to the Folks. Of guns upon TullahnsHoe. Civic organ­ (F r om Boulder, Colo., Camera.) course, l^fng Just n plain ordinary izations, of men nnd women, in ev­ MLs El Isalad h llcmhcjrgcr of Den­ uuv—even ns you or 1—he struck ery purl of the state, passed indignant ver lpent several hours lit llouldcr und loequont resolutions. Mass meet­ Sunday with heir niece, Miss Coxy ings were adopted ns a timely nud potent method of expressing the will of tho people. . Then, the opposition weakened. The inevitable arrived. The Senate pnssed the House hill prohibiting the Insh —not experimentally for two years, hut for nil time. gown of black ^bpamsn The lcasc-ancMnah lenders gnve n white satin and her flowers were n few expiring gnsps—nnd they pass bouquet of orchids nnd llllcs-of-thoout of Florida legislative history for­ valley. The mother" of the groom ever. wore n corsage bouquet of violets They are "dead"—as dead uh tho BTOP llo o /.E RING and orchids. iniquitous, barbarous system they de­ And the guests nil wore smiles. NEW YORK. Mnyl Iff.—An nt* fended und fought to preserve. Florida has again “ righted herself." tempt to break up a country-wide A BUSTED FRIENDSHIP. She has had several similar experi­ For seven years Rill Prune and 1 ring of IkHitleggers wilh headquar­ ences, when her own citizens have ters in litis city, which Is charged resided side l.y side with not n rlou.l brought shume nnd discredit U|lon to cross tho sky ami cast a shadow with operating the maritime liquor her—but she has always "come clean." wide. I nursed him when he had the mnrt off Jersey's three mile limit, Out of this, her^most humiliating sit­ flu nnd did up all his chores; 1 helped will li einstlg hy the government to­ uation, she emerges,—unnfrnid, smil­ • him build his bungaloo by fitting all day. ing, with the consciousness of duty Assistant United Slates Attorney tho doors. He sat beside my bed of «. ;>aln when 1 was down and out; he Herman I* Falk made this announce­ done! The pen of the Governor will sign reaped nty corn and shucked my ment' yesterday after quizzing the Floridu’H deliverance from her de­ captain uml crew of the Hrltlsh grain, and fed the hogs their kraut. tractors nnd defamers. steam er Yankton which put Into port Oh, we were friends of Jmrest ruy—■ Florida is ull right!—Tampa Trib­ ■* empty ' t 'lnrtlcr and real neighbors frank and square—I yesterday with une. . lifter the super-cargo hud left bunRer i cobbled up his one-horso shuy, ho trimmed tny ahum hqir. Rut now the shi|p off Munlauk Point several FORMER (T.ERK NAMED vendetta’s been declared between old weeks UgO. FOR HIGH POSITION IN COMMr. Falk suid the government to­ Prune nnd nte; nt* more uqr mutual TltOLLRItS* OOFICB day would file a complaint in federal Jays are shared ip loving comrudery. For Willyum bought w nun district court against six men be­ WASHINGTON, May 10.—Willi* with long, sharp-pointed toes and lieved to be the liruins of the ring, J. Fowler, who entered the govern­ which in credited wilh having flooded kept it in u lltlli! pen—for why? Noment service in Fort Wayne, Ind., in the Atlantic senbourd with iiumgglcd liody knows. And that dented lien raised general heck out In my gar­ liquor In the last six months. Mr. 1880 ns n $!HH) a year elerk, today den cute; she tnndo of it an awful Falk estimated that the ring had was appointed first deputy comp­ wreck nnd spilled the heaps to bout. landed at least sixty thousand cases troller of the currency, nnd Juseph I grubbed my double-shoveled gun from Scotland ami the Bshamus \V. McIntosh formerly of Chicago and sallied Mirth in Ire; I slew her from the fleet operating from Miapii ami now director of finance of the Emergency Fie It corporation, ‘ was • as she turned to run, and threw her tti Boston. named deputy comptroller of agricul­ The charges against the svxtet will in the fire. Oh, had lllll not protural credit rorjKinitiohs. b* conspiracy to violate the Volstead rured that hen. our-friendship would net and to attem pt to defraud tlie have thrived, hut it went galllvunting when she In my garden strived. Good government out of customs duties. . feeling now Is on the hog and you . The names were not mode public, may bank on that; last eve he chloro­ hut the siix|a>cts, Mr. Falk said, now TAMAPA, May 10.—Royal Arch formed my dog, Unlay 1- killed Ids were In New Yurk, Boston und Phil­ Musons representing practically ev­ adelphia. rat. Mrfl Falk.added that- tho govern- ery- chapter in the slate opened their If you take a walk through the meat In Its massed attack on the rum annual convocation here yestardny, J. cemetery alone Vou WNI tut"* the last fleet including patrolling tho three 11. Fishlmugh of West Palm Reach resting place of the man who looked mile limit with coast guard cutters presiding. Tho meeting will continue through down the muzzle of a shotgun to see and rutting off fuel and food sup­ ff R was loaded. A little further plies front shore, has issued orders Thursday, after which mnny dele­ gates will go to St. Petersburg fur down the slope !■ »'r,*nk who f ortho seizure of twelve cruft with special ceremonies. . which the ring was believed to have tried to shew how close he could This is the first meeting of the .come to s moving train. In strolling been communicating with the shore. jurisdiction held outside uf Jackson­ .about you-se Jjte monument of a Putato shipping commenced in ville in many years. bird girl who tried to light the file Most of tho first day’s session was curnuat at Hastings with $8 u barrvt with kemoonr, and a gross-rovered consumed in tho hearing y f reports paid. Thera will lie somewhere Itnoll that covers the boy that put a cob under a mule's tail. That tall around 2,200 carloads, as against 3,­ of officers aud committees. ajgift over the man that blew out the 600 last yrur. The fields not touched Much is being said about marking gas costs g shadow over tho boy who by frost are showing a normal yisld historic sputa, and the boys ere a t­ of 60 to K 6 barrels, and those which triad to jump on a moving train. tending to Uni some with their pen­ suffered from tho cold are yielding There with the top of a shoe box driven oVrr his head is a rich man from 5 (o 26 barrels per acre. F ind cils and jacknlvcs on tho echoolhouses. who igarried a young wife. Away shipments brought $14 * b*rr*l. The Princes CLAY AWAV THE YEARS Daily Faihion Hint Close enlarged pores'. Rebuild facial tlssues snd muscles. Make the skin soft end smooth. $ You can obtain regular alias frpm your favorite toilet counter. If not. sand this ad with 10 cents to Concilia Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indisno. lore trial tube. '£ N i g h t a n d •YOUR ---------T O N I G H T—.___. Richard Barthelmess —AND— *Dorothy Gish A thrilling story of the sea by Ed. mund Gouldin. 'Also a two-p,* » Century Comedy ■ » -Friday and Saturday. Betty Compton, Bert Lytell ta 4 'M ay McAvoy in IN” ■ \ “KICK • Also a Comedy I sL•.Mormagj • n aave v e Clean\ wean\ uj S) H £ye$ 3 II tfcey H re^ ItcfiT S o u it, B u m ' o r Diacharge, II S o rt; Inm atea, In flin y d o r G ran u lated , uao M arine.'Soothes e n d Refreshes.' S ale for In lin e o r A d u lt. A t iJJ ‘ “ ■■S& cw aW L •• MtWINB CO., 0 EaMOHeSw— COAT OF EXCELLENT STYLE Top roots r-rrm smartest this season when they are developed in the tweeds —imported or domestic. The model pictured is lieltetl in the latcit fashion and trimmed with collar and cuffs of its own rnateri,il. The collar Is drsigned in convertible style so that it ran be worn buttoned ilone up to the throat or turned lurk. Medium sire requires 2J< yards 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Coat No. 9679. Sires, 34 to 46 inches butt. Price, 35 cents. Skit! No. 1060. Sires, 24 to 36 inches waist. Price, JO rents. A CUTE PANTAI.F-T MODEL 'Expression registers distress, but the heart is w ry hap|>y over the thought of the pretty little j>ercalc (nek trimmed with |>lain gingham. .The ducklings are not ugly if made of gingham to match collar, cuff hem nnd cuffs and apnliqufd to either skle of the front. Tlf* ging­ ham IKinds are trimmed with blankctstitdi embroidery. Medium size re­ quires 2 yards 36-inch figured, and Ji yatd 36-lncli plain mutrrial. Pictorial Review Pants let Dres« No. 9270. Sires, 2 to 8 ytara. Price, 30 cents. 103 PalmvUfl.AW. JUST IRRESISTIBLY LpVEI.Y New fabrics exalt the Moure from nn ncresaory to a strangely significant fatbion. Expressing n.mc youth and rharni in this design in mauve err;)*, worn with n plaited skirt of white flannel. The emliroulrry. is done in mauve ^nd orange, living used to em­ phasize the irregular lower edge and sleeves of the Mouse, as well nt the round neck. A string "belt of selfmattrial decides the line of the waist and controls tiic fulness at one and the same lime. Medium size require* I** yards 36-lnrh material for the blouse and 3 '4 yards for the skirt. Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1474. Size*, 34 t 6 46 inches liuat. Price, J5 rents. Skirt No. 9126. Sizes, 62 to 34 inches wuist.' Price, 30 cents. , arknonvillc One Way ITIC CITY ........... $36.44 IIORE, Ml).............. 30.96 N. MASH. . . ____ 42.52 UO., II.I............. . 43.48 I.ANI), O.........?.... 39.31 IT, MICII............... 41.93 A, N. Y.................. 3H.93 Hl'MMKIt KVCl * Sanford, Florida Frew Jacksonville ( WASHINGTON. I). C ... NIAGARA V.AIJ.S ...... NEW YORK, N. Y......... PHILADELPHIA! PA. PITTS BURGH, PA..... SAVANNAH, GA.......... TOLEDO. O............. . .... ftSIOV FAHKS ..................... -...... |4R.f»4 I*!■IIml•-11>)>In ..........................— i»-.- 6S.00 liiualun ...................................... . 71.74 ]|„unit trip Helens Knot! In n-lurn until On. 31st. TleWn* liwlin nipnlH ••xrept liituvrn Hnvannnli anil Jacksonville. Sun* »tsli-ri*i« unit lit-rths have extra ehargvs. AUTOMOHILEH CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS Mailings for nnnimiirarRtesh.iHrps Nntjtiirkst May lifh sn*l i#t Alutthi.ii)- (new) May 33ril, I’crslan May ZCtli. «:00 I*, il. Hal IInn » or lllillndr Ipllls. Hlenmehlp I Hiwant May 2«th. r.itun Mi Slut and Jlst, Merrimack Mny ZSth; <M»u I*. M., KulI Information mi request at “Ank Mr. Foster" bureau or J. F. WARD. Tear. I'ass. Agent C. M. 11A1LK, lira. A| Ticket Office and I'ler, 800 K. Rsy St., Jacksonville. Telephun) t-J I'hnnn 4S1-J Last week was biff and as the people who purchospd rt.be 95c items were so well pleased we have decided to repeat It FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 18th and l9tli Hall Mark Union Suits, at, per suit Men's Good Work Shirts, at, each ... Boys^Play Suits, made of Blue Chambray, per suit....95c Small Boys’ Overalls, 2 pairs f o r .................. .............. -95c Suit Cases, at, each yQ Pftirs Men’s Lisle Socks f o r ................... 2 Pairs Men’s Parasilk Socks (all colors) 6 yards Pajama Checks, 36-in. w id e ......... 2 Pairs Children’s R om p ers........... ....... 7 Plain White Huck Towels, 16x30 41/2 Yards 32-in. Dress Ginghams 4 Yards Plain White Organdie 2 Yards Satin Stripe Shirting 4 Pairs Ladies’ Lisle Hose 1 6 ungalow Apron 1 Pair Ladies’ Bed-room Slippers qUT ON SIMPLE UN ES • fill- frtvk would be prank-id as well as cbir, earned out in dark blue prMtlo rrOpc or reive, with sleeves in hrsvy cif|ic de Chine in Otieniul pattern. It is »lathed at the fiont and trimmed .with huttunt of self-material. A-nar­ row siring bell holds ia the.fulnett at (be waist, which is lowly defined. Medium size requires 4 -yards 36-inch plain and yard 36-inch figured, material. ^ __ ■ . Pictorial Rrvsrw Drtet No. WSL Sizes, 34 to 44 inches bud. V '1*-. *9 cents. UNION PHARMACY Merchants and Miners Transportation Co n m illH T AMI rAM HIORR SKItVIOR Malt liimn* F. P. RINES Sold by I I r i1 I 1 •1 «s11 •1 -J II 1J �TIIE SANFOJtD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY-18, 1823 /A G E TWO Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. a. . H. J. j n o i . i . v __________________ e L I L U R O __ l m H s r y « n * s i ■ i a . s x x r . :r.‘_: u rs m i-M i R. «*. 1101,1.T ... A JrrrlU tas Has S alM crljH Iaa P f l r . l a A 4 v a j.e e ____ • — — M B M B K K T H H A SSO C IA T E D PtlK N S T h u A s s o c ia te d P r s s a la « s c 1 u ilv e lr • n t l t l s d to I h s u s e l o r r s p u b llc s lln n o f a l l n * * « d ls p a tr h e n r r r d l t e d to It o r D ot o th e r w i s e e r e d ltc d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a ls o t h s lo c a l n e w s p u b lis h e d fiarefn. A ll r t i h t s o f r o - p u b tlo a tlo n o f sp e c ia l d ta p a to h e s h e re in a r e a ls o re s e rv e d . OfflMi IIKIIAI.II 1,011.111*0. rhffse MS ulvaTlUlnj ft' irsun'.atlv* ICAN PRESS SSOCtATION Seminole county had some experi­ ence with tick eradication and until oqj Hu(jmi(iu||3 jo bXrm jaipo can be found we are opposed to it. 1 We do not w ant the present Tick counties in the southern portion of the state. Bill, It means absolutely nothing. As to the advisability of dividing The real estate commission wns Florida there is plenty of opinion. voted down In the scnntg yesterday. That Florida needs n reapportion­ This was n good bill and made it in­ ment Is self-evident.. Tampa and St. cumbent upon all . real citato men to Petrsburg divide a - senator between follow certain rules and kept out the them. Miami and West Palm Dench curbstone bm)wr''»tttf- musses up so divide n representative and Key West ninny sales for tho legitimate dealer. has tho senator. Volusia, being an Some of the members of the senate old'county in compariron-wtthTrojne fought the bill on the ground that of those further south, has no kick there was too much state and govern­ coming on its representation but be­ ing a part' of South, Florida the citi­ ment regulation flow. zens* of this county stand firm In their hope for more stute institutions, Dr. Carr is prcacKing same excel­ more state interest on important lent sermons a t the PrcsbyUirinn rhurch every night and we under­ roads In this section of tho stute stand lie will rernnin over next Week which pays the biggest part N f the for several days a t the request of money each year into the state treassturnj uf itnrTltlwiW of fenhforcl. We Unless a ienpportinnment hill, giv­ are glad to have Dr. Carr in our midst and glad to know that he Is do­ ing each county one stale fienntnr ing a great work here for the better­ mid one representative based on pop­ ulation, panne a this session of the ment and the uplift of humanity. legislature the News predict* th at the state divlsionists will lmve fertile The threc-cent gasoline tax has spll in which to plant their opinion*. passed both houses and will liccomo The first step would probably lie that n law if tli.* governor signs the bill. of getting South Florida into the Re­ We are none of us nverso to the publican ranks—not such n difficult gasoline tux but wo would like *to proposition ns it appears on the face know if wo will is* forced to pay the of it bcenuiib of the preponderance of snnie tax on the automobiles that we Northerners in our population. This pay now according to the weight of would remove tho main objection in the machine ami pay u threc-cent tax beside*. If tilts jn carried on the poor man who really needs a car will have a hard time making it go. Tho lax on gas Is the right way to levy a tax but other taxes should lie taken off and allow the poor man a chance to breathe. they are just as guilty of pcnnngo ns ! the sheriff, lh« judge and the whip­ ping boss, (let the whole business and give thepi nil twenty yenrs in the I .prison rarnp and sentence them Im>Tile court nt Cross City is having ' 't o r e the lash is abolished. n hard time getting n jury cmpcrinelcd and it is our honest impression There Is n fine hunch of folks in liint Higginbotham will never get Sanford this week in the hlg state what is coming to him at Cross City tournam ent of Trap Shooters. They or nt any other point in Dixie county arc out for n good time, believe in nnd unless the U. H, Courts get a enpoylng themselves nnd they are on- chance to pul u crimp in him it will enjoying themselves and they are on- never Im> done. And while they are gelling Higginbotham they should though it rained. get the Putnam Lumber Company for i4.x •fy) Georgo Jay (iotibi died yesterday P0 ,c*Bt‘,l of fifty millions. How much did he leave asked the Anxious Rela­ tives? Hies* your heart he left it all. He could not enrry it with him and he left it for the A. R. to fight &'■’> over. f , W alter Cohen, n negro, has been appointed comptroller of euntomn at New Orleans. Wu suppose there are some people In New Orlcuns that know how to keep him frpm serving. TMs ia thu first slip thut President Harding ha* made. At Tnllnhasse the other 'd a y ff prominent editor from Quincy made nn address on “ Bringing Florida To­ gether." His appeal wan tinned on tho supposition that tho term* West Florida, North Florida and South Florida were erroneous and that every section of tho state xhnuld bo known oidy us Florida'. In hin appeal for n better underntunding of the situation ho stated that North Florida favored n reapportionpieijt plui; of represen­ tation* favorable to the font growing Washington of creating another statu with two more Democratic senator*. A fter th at the steps to the formation of South Florida will b t compara­ tively ensy. . South Florida ia expanding and ha* growing pains. }( it is not treat­ ed right a t this session of the legisla­ ture it may, in the course of a few year*, be another instance of the tall *raggtng"thp dog- I f would bo bene­ ficial for the legislators, ami eitisena of .N orth Florida to visit the south­ ern scctioh of their state, mingle with thu people and get a viewpoint a hit different from the one they have ad­ hered to for the past few generation*. —llclaind News. Trunks, baggage, In fnct an; anywhere "by Just culling i'.ik, for a QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. 3fl-Thr-Frl-.Sal.-tfc | Thus einsanu patients of Mntteawim who took n look nt tile world and went hack are crazy like foxes. Whnt hns become of tho old-fash­ ioned fellow who would about m soon crack ft r.ufo on Sunday ns n rmiieT With great pleasure we now announce to tne puDiic m at we nave; pi completed arranging of our large- and copilnefe ^tock o f JuEN?£ mid BOYS’ CLOTHING,- SHOES, :ft ATS,'find1 FU itN ISlH N afe m _ouruow-Ktoi-e iir the new Meiseh-buildiwgi^-We-aincerely TlnuncaH of our friends and,customers for their liberal patronage in the past earnestly soliciting a continuance of the same. We are now better prepared to take care of you in our new store, as we have more room and better light to show our merchandise, which we are sure will be more satisfactory to the customer. W e extend a special invitation to everybody to visit us at our. new store. Look it Why go on a vacation win n for the Maine *am of money i can bo ■ Ipally uncomfortable at homo? Just received a large assortment of Men’s Summer Suits Whip Cords, Tropical Worsted and Gabardines. Prices rangi from— easily made—but they CAN be built. The start is a safe place for your funds and 4% Interest on them. Our Savings Department of­ fers both, and upon your saving and depositing steadily, depends your fortune. Start it today! (Specials for Saturday only) We will allow 10% REDUCTION on all Suits, Pants, Hats and Shoes Purchased from us SATURDAY,^ MAY 19th, 1923 , * X . Our Aim is to Please SANFORD SHOE CLOTHING CO First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER lilH East First Street ■Sanford, Florida PHONE 101 1L K. W H ITN ^it, O h i g r ** | ^ • * •» V. P. FORSTER,.President The PostolTice is N ext Door to Us Which was to end Saturday night, will be continued Two Extra D ays—MONDAY and TUESDAY only. Several delayed express shipments consisting o f about 100 DRESSES and 75 HATS have just arrived. We feel it our duty to the Sanford buying public, who have helped make this, our 2nd Anniversary Sale, a big success, to extend thi.i ep ’c ‘Hr TWO MORE DAYS, giving them the opportunity o f securing exceptional values at REMARKABLY LOW PRICES DRESSES MILLINERY These values are represented in tho season's sm artest Hats of advance style. Every popular shape. Every prevailing color. Hats for Party, Drpss, Street or Sports wear in Milans, Timbo, Sunshine Braid, Vi sea Cloth, Leghorns and others. Distinctively cool cotton Dresses in Voiles, Ginghams, Normandlcs, Swisses, Organdies and new materials. A pleasing selection in all the newest colorings. ONE SPECIAL LOT of ThiH lot represents part of the delayed express shipment. They consist of Silks and Straws and com Intuitions of these materials. Large and small shapes in u pleasing selection of colors. (Values up to $7.50) ONE SPECIAL LOT of All Children’s Hats, 3 to 12 year sizes, Popular Colors, at Values up to $8.50 Vulues t<J $19.75 selection at These are to elose out a n d o t h e r - a c c e s s o r ie s a r e e n c l u d e d i n t h e s e e x t r a t w o d a y s o f o u h t a n n W i Jr s a r y 4 SPECIAL SALE PRICES SALE Choice �isi*JE **i tk- * •>: Lr' 'w, .t -••■'■.* *■1 ■’rs‘If-V 1■' ; y:,F>V.k. ' * ' R X S r i ft-’ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 1ft, 192.1 '* * ' PW W rm M lm h . l S W . W * ■' bi fa u g ly c u t ? MENTHOIATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the A \ healing. M PAGE THREE r > Hi O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch E x -1 *■> ro rtiS fr, South Orange, Orinmlo, Fla. * THE WEATHER E Have Clean] F or F lorida. .(jtncrally fnlr tonight and Saturday. ? m ............ i . / rv«afii 5M R . F O R D “ In Old Louisiana’’ a story of tire oid Smith, sixty years ago. Beautiful choresca, good negro comedy. High g : ' | A C n r w ith a W eak M a g n e to C o s ts m o re to r u n .— W c w ill C h a rg e y o u r F O R D M a g n e to w h ile y o u WAIT.-. i* r»«nn«ec<1 .rU rm lM tar tarOoctoowche*. Watarbug*. AnU, Bab ana Aro you moving? Let the QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER do the Job, if you want it done ns you want it done. I hone -11)8. -SO-Thr-Frl-Sat-tfc non'i wa«t* time I n Inc to kill thew twin wHn poirtlf rs, llquldi or any eXMrltQfitUl preraratloQB. Roody for U ao~B etter th a n T rap o 2-01. box. XV . SUN RECHARGE!* FOR FORD MAGNETOS IVaa. box, |l-Vl ■OLD 1VIRYWHCRE uUKINBCa.* We Have Installed the STOPS RACKING COUGH Call and Icj us explain. We test your, CAR FR £E “Had a hacking cough for years, ihd Foley’s Honey and Tnr is th<5 only t me<ty that renehed my* cough. I Raiiih Yearby of Orinmlo. the Del- f ^nvc 1)(l1 co mnn, wn's in the city today on business nftd ho also attended the N. .1. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Gun Club Shoot. Chest nnd Hronehinl trouble are quick­ Mr. nnd Mrs. A. R. Crandall of Mi­ ly relieved with Foley’s Honey and ami, are lnt the city on n visit. Mr, Crandall is m anaging the Fuller Con­ Tar. Contains no opintes—ingredi­ ents printed on the wrapper. Largest struction work In tho stnte. selling rough medicine in the World. The Chamber of Commerce held n Sold everywhere.—Adv, good meeting today a t the Vnldex Hotel with n large attendance nnd many m atters of internist were dis­ cussed. No aery Taos at- the th u rc h Saturday, \ tv rm O R L A N D O ’S F A V O R IT E S H O P P IN G P L A C E | . _______ | REAL SPECIALS- -Q U A L IT Y Special No. 2 Special No. 1 WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT ■ GlNtiHAMETTE—We *»ve |S ■ 8 I E ■ IJ «e- Ifctrd for this Saturday and Monj lv our rntire stock of ever popular fabricCINGIIAMETTE, full 32-in. wide. |n a aide range of colors. .O ur regular selling price of thin fabric i* 43c, Sat. and .Monday--------- 29c 49c, 59c and 89c Special A TUG VAI. SPECIAL— Prices wc will quote on this merchandise Will demand your instant attention. Supply jour summer needs now, and save from 25 to 4ttf,c. The prices. Saturday nnd Monday at^ as follows: Regular price 5c, sale price......3e Regular price 10c, Sale pricc...^.7c Regular Dc, Sale price .... _...12Vic Regular 3flr, Sale price ......... 19c ■ Regular, fic. Sale price .... 4c ■ Regular 12'jc. Sale price ........9c ! Regular 20c, Sale price ...... -.....14c Turquoise, While, Illnrk, Flesh, j Brown, Organdie nnd Light Grey. J Re^!»r price $2.75. Saturday and ■ Monday ........................ ......... $2.19 Specials Nos. 6-7-8 LADIES, UNDERWEAR DKPT. Pnnd-Made French Voile Dresses, Saturday and Monday nt the fol­ lowing reductions: Knyser's Knit Union Suits. Extra tiine quality. Sixes ranging, from 31 to 41. Saturday nnd Mon. 98c LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, sixes 36 nnd 38 only. Saturday nnd Monday, ench ...................................... Ilk ReRgular $15.00, Safe price... $9.93 Regular $22.50, Snle price..... 515.75 .Regular $10.50, Safe price.....$13.75 Regular $25.60, Sale pdee.....$17.75 , , % Regular $21.50, Snle price....$14.75 Regular $29.50, Sale price.....$19.50 Specials No. 11-12 ART. DEPT. DEPT. JUuact ii.iUu, IQ-inchra w|i o. 5 READY-TO-WEAR DKPT. Specials No. 9-10 SILK Some men spend so much time innkirg excuses, that it is no small won­ NAINSOOK FLYER—Nagasaki ■ der they fiud no time for making suc­ and Cinderella. We have handled j cess, Success is tho keynote of the these two clothH for many years ■ SemlnolC County Bank, and they have always hecq our ■ leading lines. ^ A mass meeting of the county com­ Nagasaki in pink, reg. price 45— J missioners, tho chamber of commerce Saturday and Monday ........... ,38c Jj nnd kindred tntdfests ^nd nil the citiCJndcrcllu In pink, regular price ■ aens is called 'nt the court house to 50c, Satarday and Monday....i,42c S discuss pending measures with Rep­ JL___ !___: , '________ Si ■ resentative Lake Monday morning at eleven o’clock. Special No. 3 TISSUE GINGHAM in a wide range of colorings, checks, and plaids. The widths of this cloth range from 32 to 36 inches. Regu­ lar prices, 65c, 75c and $1.00, S at­ urday and .Monday— • j . 1# Special No. 4 F IR S T Ludlow Twine, in colors Presbyterian Navy Haturday'nnd Monday ...............39c POTTERY. An assortm ent of can­ dle sticks nnd rose Jars In bid Ivory color with rose and green floral decorations. Regular prices $1.00 and $1.25. Saturday nnd Mon. 89c TOILET GOODS DEPT. Wuodlrerryls Facial Soap. Regular price 25c. Saturday and Monday 21c cake or 3 enkrs for ____ 60e is Acceptances in the Alumni Pan- I quet must bo sent in to Mns Pnttye ■ Lyles not later than Wednesday, Mnv J 23. • 43-Htp S ■ ITS TEMPTING 1P . A M E R O Saturday— SPECIALS— Monday SUBSTITUTION IS IMPOSSIBLE! YOU HELP YOURSELF TO JUST WHAT YOU WANT AT PIGGLY WIGGLY. WILSON’S CERTIFIED BACON, LB.................. m g 1 ■i'-.i.wmit'.ii Specials No. 13-14-15 Jj K m J ‘ ' • ■■ 19c 09C “OLD X01JSIANA” CAMPBELL'S BEANS. CAN ........................ 1 . AT HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT NO. J CAN HAND-PACKED TOMATOES .......................... TALL CAN VAN CAMP’S EVAPORATED M ILK ............ . LLB. TALL CAN — PINK SALMON .... 2 NO. 2 CANS SUGAR C O R N ..... :.................... 25c K1NGHAM, SWIFT OR REX PICNIC HAMS, IB. 15' J B rt J J 3 JIARS TOILET SOAP ................... TALL CAN AIR FLOAT TALC POW DER.... .<...... f 2 I-L H ^A 6 K PILLSBURY FLOUR ............... :.... Frank Here’s! 21-LB. SACK VANITY FLOUR ........... SI-LBI BACK w im i: h im : Sp IS IT FAIR To Expect Prompt Payment for Products and Services You SELL and at THfe Same Time Neglect To P/x Promptly tor IhiNgs You BUY ?' George Can't You S ettle Up Your ( W ere Human, ^ I A ) L LUMBEfcMAtl FREE! FREE! >23c 24c 19c >n w c tl exactly rl*l»l towards the man who doeu’t meet his just obligations to you PROMI*TLY. You are * to work for or.seil to him again. Suppose we OWED you money and noglected to pay you I»ROMI*TLY. you f « | towards us? Now put y b u ra e lf in OUR place. Apply the Golden Rule. Trent us as you would want ~ ■ ■i ---------------- —We’re just as human as you are ,cd----------— ■ $1.13 $1.15 $1.25 KINGAN’S PURE LARI). I-LB. PKGS. ...... 12-OZ. BAYLE PEANUT IIUTTERR Look for the Little Red Bucket BEE BRAND INSECT POW­ DER. LARGE S IZ E .......... 21-LB. SACK DAINTY FLOUR . ...... 21-LB. SK. SWEET BOSK FLOUR ................ .......:.... FOLEY'S SEEDLESS RAISINS, PKG......... $1.40 $1.35 15c WITrt a $3.00 PURCHASE— 1 WALKER’S SILVER CLEANSOR FANCY WHITE BACON, | 1/4-LII. GERMAN SWEET CHQCQLATfj ..... ............. 10c 21c 3 BAILS HARDWATER SOAP . AcoounYf r1' Jt f* I-LB. CAN KAFFEE HAG ................. ? O r .A s S oon A s You've F in is h e d A Ha r d W eek 'Js W o r k -------r*—. jriteiibiti£oF QUAtri* a w Service 55c 65c THE FAMOUS SUNSET GOLD BUTTER, H EAGLE BRAND MILK, CAN ............................. Just Put Y o u rse lf in O U R P lace Or As S oon As You've Completed A Business Deal of Any Kind -*rr NO. 3 CAN PREMIER FRUIT SALAD 1-LB. AH BUCKLES COFFEE .... .......... FULL CREAM CHEESE. LB..................................... i i £ j ■; Si ! 32c 25c VV11/SON’S CERTIFIED OLKO. LB...... .............. .1 CANS OLD DUTCH CLEANSER ............ . Money Just A s Sold Your Hogs- Authorized Sun Service Station Wight Bros. Co. I)epl. Garage------------------ Sanford, Florida 7 D D L L I, WANT T O ---------------------------------------- 8! You Expect Your S o 6n A s You've ' ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI. CHILDREN'S DEPT. ■ A .small assortment of Children’s Organdy Dresses in all white, and n few colors'. Sixes ranging from * ■» to 11 years. Saturday nnd Mon- m day at ......... .................. f'j PRICE £ HOSIERY DEPT. Phoenix, Gold Stripe, Lehigh and Quaker hose in n wide rangp of n in n -'T Xn r J t e W J x* '*'ve***?n: day and Monday ........... . *7.49 CHILDREN’S SOCKS.✓ L length. Imphrtrd full fashioned mercerixed lisle, in u color range of White, Gold nnd Navy. Regular price 50c. Saturday and Monday, pair.......35c ..HANDKERCHIEF DEPT. Linen Handkerchirfr, hand cmbroldcred, hand drawn .filet rprnera nnd Convent embroidered. I’rices ranging from 75c to $2.50 each. Saturday and Monday..,.P2 PRICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING ffp PREMIER SALAD DRKSS1NG, LARGE S IZ E .... . WHEATENA, PKG., «•t‘t‘-y * **•**•**•’****t«*»* 35c 25c CREAM b^*1WHEAT, PKG One Fruif and Vegetables Counter ia nboiind ^18^ all' the g o o < things to eat. Fresh from the garden daily. The G reat Success of PIGGLY WIGGLY Stores has proven th a t Shoppers like to help themselvesj---- r-:■ — ----- — so come to see us ml BUILDING HEADQUARTERS PHONE 130 ALL OVER THE WORLD fe a iii • ''>v\ }h\ y\ 4 \ m w m s » S lS •/ vj '• �THE SANFORD D A ftY HERALD, FRIDAY, M A Y 18, 1923 PAGE FOUR ----- ------------CONSULT YO UR BANKER FIRST ’ - •• •* * Consult-Us —*; . "J » ' • If you contemplate opening a business, the building of a home, or are in ne help to any end. > If you are not one of our customers, don’t hesitate. We a secure and keep new ones. You will always find our officers in a Trlei SEMINOLE C O U N T Y SERVICE STRENGTH Snnford fans will hr perched up nt ns the Purple Hurricane would have Monroe watching Londos, Diggers, done. Deck, Mcl.urns and others wrestle Miami's Hell-Cats showed up fine and box. in athletics this year, they having • « Since Gainesville drnpprd nut of been contenders for state honors sev­ Monday night—I.on Cheney In "The the bnfubll! tournament Miami bus eral times this year. They were es­ been selected to fill her place. Dsne- pecially* prominent In football, play­ Trap" with added attractions, Tuesday night—IK-iothy I (niton In Imll critlLs arc- wondering now if Mi­ ing Gainesville for the championship "Dork Secrets" with International ami will furnich as much excitement although defeated. Mown as an add®*! attraction. .Mm Eat ridge and wife, nml Mr. und Mrs. Wi A. McMullen und family ant! they will hci* thi« picture- without coat. Tin- t'rentV on tin- bouse. Urine this ns it’s your ticket, nml uliovo nil, la­ the re ! YBSTBltDAY'fl RESULTS V %♦ ♦♦♦ /S h o e R )lis Shoe Polish? Another fine pic ture luat night Notional la-ague Cincinnati «J, New York Ml. In fact Osborne lias ln.-c.-n putting Pittsburg 0, Iloston 1 (10 innings) .St. Louis (I, Ilrooklyu .'I. over some big ones here-of late-. Chicago 7, Philadelphia 4, " E v e r y b o d y k n o w s ./i t h e q u a lify a n d No game yesterday! y o u All cm account of rain! Hetty Compstm Muy McAvoy in ", lure tonight. • .Southern Anam-lnlimi Atlanta fi, Nuxhvillc 11. Mobile- R, Little Hack 0. Ilirmlnghiun !!, Ghuttnpoogn -I New Orleans d, Memphis 2. h o m e a box Wednesday—Katherine MacDonald in “Money !Money I Money It’ with a comedy. Florida Htnte League At fit. Petecshurg-Lnkeluiul, rain At Orlnndo-Dnytnnn, rain. A t Tutnpn -1, Hradentown 7, American League Iloston ", Detroit (1. Washington - II, Chicago : nlngs), Philadelphia -I, Cleveland New York 0, St. Lou la *2. TRY A HERALD WANT AD FOR RESULT SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODA’ Its T h t Slitn iS a rd o f C a m p a r it o n Dc-Molay-Ovidci game called oir, too much rain. It is a crook picture, und one that's you’ll regret if you miss. Osborne invites two families tor ||i(.M toniKht when sport night to he his guests und sec this fans are discussing Dempsey, Mewonderful picture, the families lu-lng I Tlgue, Gibbons, Willard und others «$*V v V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V v v V V V V V V V <:♦ SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY j(11 g e t m o re . 1 5 $ a n d w / L w o rth m o re ? ' For Cross Country or City Driving Euiu<».N.y. From th e handsom e luggage tru n k on th e rea r to th e nickeled, drum head lam p s th e I3uick four cylinder to u ring sedan has an nir.pf sm artn ess th a t >3 d istin ctly new in a m otor c a r o f its p rltc . T his model com bines the rich lu x u ry o f the fine closed c ar w ith practical every d a y u tility for business and social m otoring. T ouring is m ade co m fo rtab le b y th e luggage facilities th e tru n k provides a n d by the broad vision afforded by the wide windows. F itte d w ith every convenience for com fort in w inter a n d sum m er and com pletely equipped for restful d r iv ­ ing a n d riding, t he four cylinder to u rin g sedan is recog­ nized everyw here as an exceptional m o to r c ar value. Four x A Convincing Attraction Sixes 1 P u t . R o il, 3 flit*. Tour. J P itt . Coupe ITS I9i 4 l’« „. Coupe 7 P u t. Tour, Gport Hoad, US *S5 Sport Ro«4. Sport Tout in* 5 !*•«« Brtlkn 3 P pm . Tour. K«<Iin • - Si sis ms uvs 7 P u t . S n lin ISIS J47S P r l r n f. o . h. IliiU k i'a r fiir lr t ; t m t n t m t n l f a * f n it , A . t t ib ’H i l t h e f.\ ,Sr. A . f.' P h r ,)ia a « Good results and satisfactory work pleases all patrons. That's why our list of patrons is daily increasing. The splendid vulcanizing work we do is due to our n markable facilities and expert employees. This combination guaran­ tees you a satisfactory job. J-ia n , w h ich lu i n id e i fa r t U U i r e J I ’a y in e n tt. K e n t V u lc a n iz in g C om pany E CHINE. ALL TV AIK CREPE, PAISLEY COMIllNft TIONS AND TAFFETAS Oak Avenue and Third Street * When better automobiles are built, Buick will Build Them SANFORD, FLO R ID A ............................................. . PHONE 17--------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA L. C. MOORE, Mnnagpr N o w in Full S w in g H u n d re d s o f c u s to m e rs - h a v e b een s a tis fie d ■Come! I n v e s tig a te ! A FEW RARE SPECIALS Ladies’ Silk Hose Work Shirts Union Suits A DIO SELECTION OF JtAUONKT SATIN, SATIN 1IHOCADE. FLANNEL AND OTH EH MATERIALS FOR SPOUT WEAK W AISTS If ttld 10 33 "al* First Street, Opposite thaVdstoffice- d F or O n ly 2 D ays YOU KNOW OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOWER SANFORD AVENUE AT SECj^NUjilitEET- ^ ■SANFORD, FLA, Florida �. vft- <T* ‘v*I*4 ‘ THE SANFORD DA5LY HERALD, FRIDAt, MAY 18, 1923 PAGE FTVS ■ BUSINESS DIRECTORY W T * can find »*• n““ * of every lb# nualneaa Man j . Sanford in ™ ana each day. A T C H ver ! ^ r n r n m m n m - m lO R SALE—We offer for quick s; Rome very desirable. 2Ji acre tra frlthln the city of Lak* N|a»^,'|lO<j j acre. Good for homo sight or inve -nMttfe" -Thftfcftwflt -fiOrTJRt*l^ng^^ES Mary Realty Co., I-ake Mitry. Fla ioick Service Tr; Storage IwUM* lull, oih ta ii Jf-B R l F-i 1*3 Fa Wt fsANFORI) NOVELTY Fu FOR RENT F* 1 WORKS It* FOR RENT—Two 5-room bungalows, V. C. COLLER, i’ropN> one 0 room bungalow.—A. P. ConKi nelly & Sons. 26-tfc Fa FOIt KENT—I furnished housekeep­ ing or l>cd room $3.00 per week.— JNTRACTOR and BUILDER 314 East 5th SL 39-5tp M Cenaierrial Street—Sanford. Fla. FURNISH KirAPAlFTMKNTi ocean front a t Coronado Bench. Running water, hot and cold, electric lights, nil FARMERS— You can gwt need bad modern conveniences. Address P. J. INSURANCE AGENCY __________________________40*51Ip fram rs and Irrigation plugs a t t t a ] f__ oyle, foronndo llcach. riRB____ AUTO— BONDS Sanford Novelty Worka. 100-tfc FOR RENT—3 room apartm ent with nil convenience, to party without FOR SALE—D oner and Gays1 paints children. Reasonable. 312 Oak ave­ and varnishes a t Sanford Novelty S. 0. Shinholser IVarki, Sanford agents. 183-tfc nue._________________________ 4 1-3tp Contractor and Builder FOR HAl.G—Rhutlu islund eggs' Tor FOR RENT—Apartm ents and garage to parties without children. 320 netting, 10 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. 13-fitp turOHD •:* *:• FLORIDA Ellsworth, Denrdnll Avenue, San­ Oak Ave. Call 2503ford. / 83-tfp FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with IA. P. Connelly & Sons BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY infiL-s light housekeeping.—S. E. corner of ll i t i h l l .f c r i l IBCX you. High elevation, pure drinking I lth street and Elm ave.—M. Sch­ 43-3tp | Real folate, Loans and Insurance water. Good term s on n few cottages neider . RENT—Cool, housekeeping on; 101-8 M agnolia A ve. as homes or investment. $800, $1,100, FOR apartm ents, large screened porch, $1,000, $2,300.—Lake Mary Realty Go. Lake Mary, Florida. 5-4-tfe close in. Phnno 432. 400 Palmetto PEWART The Florist FOR KALE—2-ton Federal t rut k. Avenue. 43-2tp bt Flowers------*■— Floral Ilealgna . good for logging purposes, first class condition, ('heap for cash. 1Annual and Ornamental Plants s t e n o g 'r a i Ti e i i Wa n t e d —Must ton Republic trurk, cheap, excellent lie experienced. Address P. O. Rox |t Myrtle Are.---------rPhone 260-W condition. Address “E“ P. O.'llox 31, 221. 32-tfc Lake Monroe, Fla. 33-tfc WAiv tr.!*— .Minute-aged white wom­ iNFOItl) MACHINE FOR SALE—5 acre celery farm , for an to take care of small apartment $4,700 curb. Half mile west of nnd 2-ycar-old child for business wom­ COMPANY store a t Lake Monroe. All tiled. 5 an, Sundays off. Phillips' Apartment, jtntral Machine and Boiler roomed house. Good barn.—M. F. 2nd and Osk Streets, Apartment No. Robinson, Agent. 39-Gtp Works 2. 43-1 tp FOR SALE—I.arge motor boat, every Cylinder G rin d in g W A N T E D —By adults, :t unfurnished convenience, four cylinder motor, in Automobile lirnaln* or furnished rooms about 5 blocks | remarkably good condition. Will con­ Acetylene Welding from post iffice, with gas and kitchen tone 62-------Sanford, Florida sider any offer—L. II. Connolly, 3i|-tfc sfnk. Address P. O. Box 711 City. FOR SALE—SIX Ihx Tm HO FSE 42-2tp AND LOT. PART CASH, BAL­ l-S. I n k J . II. C idrlou gh ANCE ON EASY TEItH, ALSO A Leak & Colclough SMALL Taking orders by telephone is nil BEARING ORANGE GROVE INSI It \NCK right, hut it Is rather annoying to A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS “ E" have your wife call you during offiA Fire—Lire—Auto P. O..IIOX 31, LAKE ON ROE, FLA. -3 First Nat'l Rank IJIdg. Annex hour si ike that. 4I-12tp INFORD FLORIDA FOR SALE—One Font, late model, demountable rims nod starter. Onu TR ADC MARti Buick four, first class condition, at a sacrifice; one Franklin roadster, first clnss condition. Terms if desired.— Gray Motor Sales Co., foot of East R is .U A .I V t O f* First Street. 41-3tc FOR SA Lll—1923 Model' Ford* good ns new. Inquire Palmetbi Lunch C*rd» of Sanford'a Rrput42-3tp Room. »ble Prufraaional Men, each FOR SALE OR TRADE—Buick six •f whom, In hii rhnirn protouring cur. Will take Ford in exImj’.od the Herald returnSold by trade. Terms. Box D5G, city. •iend* to the people. 40-r.tp; 1-t-wp * UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida FOR SALbr—podga e a r, almost new, * N n ti n b w 41!>23 model. Might consider a 4I.IM4 Iratle for city property in Sanford. I^trrfrlr Iroiita ftn.lMi Tiitt*if ptn Address P. O. Box 774, City. 42-2tc T u r l r r * ............. ri.tNI A ttorney a l-lu tw FUR SALE—Buick <1, good tires, good t»M Our Hint I i«k Vnn condition, a t n give away price. Can Srailu.ilr Cnunly Rank Hltlltll be seen at Mr. Smith's, 3rd and Holly F L O R ID A Ave, City/_______________ 43-1 Ip Iceneral Shop and Mill Work B. W. HERNDON ■.. ■— Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. FW And positively no Clansiflcd Fa Ads charged to anyone. Cash fcn must accompany all orders. Fa Count the words and rem it F« ncofdlngly. FOR SALE , Death Sentence Was.JP^oiiounced ^pon-Schhiiretter FIRST ONE SINCE FRENCH OC CUFIKD GERMAN TERRITORY. I l l s T k r A M W lit r a l»rr««A DUESSELDORF, May 18.—Death sentence was passed upon Alltort Sehlagcter, form er Prussian officer, convicted of espionage, sabotage and accused -of being-chief of what the French cnil “ m urder gang" confirm* ed liy revision court. This was the first df'ath sentence pronounced since the occupation of the Ruhr. If It is a safe you w ant moved, coll o qUICJf SERV^-K. TRANSFER; 4 g ii[il moVo it tuftrly. Phono'49d. — ^4-T hr-Fri-Sat-tfc Our visitors must stay* over Sun­ day and tnko advantage of the line golf links since so many who like to shoot nlso like to play golf. There are so many changes of ad. yeritsements today that they can not all be enumerated. Look for then) ami patronize the merchants who arc bidding for your traijei •t. II. Huddleston of Geneva was among the visitors to the city today. GIFTS FOIt O R A D tiA T h S L -illJ lL i. - — AT— 3 McLAULlN’S | The Jewelers FOR HOYS— ‘ Watches ' Rings Cuff Links Scarf Pins Rolls Wnlch Fobs Ever-Sharp Pencils Fountain Pens Watch Chains , Gold Knives Collar IluUons Collar Pins Cigarette Cases Card Cnt^cs Military Brush ■ FOR GIRLS— Wrist Watches Riags liar Pins Pearls Pendants Lockets Bracelets IJnr Drops Mesh Baits Vanity Case Ditrins Bend Bags Toilet Sets Manicure Sets Cologne Bottles Vases W, I). Gil!is representing the Woodcock &. Rigncy has a large James F. Ballard Company wan in spneo today rnUing attention to th iir the city today placing advertisements many bargains in groceries and Vege­ for his company. ta Ides. The Gun Club Shoot is bringing many visitors t» the city today and it Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company now in their line new store in the is estimated that almost a hundred Meisch building make an announce­ will he here tonight. ment inviting their many friends and The meanest man in the world is | ■ patrons to call and see them. JOHN HOLLAND LIFE-TIME PINS the one who is too honest to praise ■ Piggly Wiggly nro in n« usual with tlit* possession another man delights] a hig spare and they ns usual have in. 212 East First Street--------------------------- Sanford, Florida some real bargains In everything in For quick results trv a want ad. the ghieery line, I liS B B B U I D I I B M K I lH I R I H M lR R I I I U R U lllR I R I I I I I B I lllQ a illlH Agency GRUEN W atches McLAULIN, The Jeweler WANTED ♦% 11 LBS. OF SUGAR OK ONE POUND CAN SENATE C O FFE E ...................................... WITH PURELY E V E R Y F IV E D O L L A R P U R C H A S E THIS STORE SATURDAY fot the Stomach ' L ivet. Kidneys Bowels, B lood EXTRA FINE WHOLE GRAIN WHITI RICE, PER LH. ................ ............... »®orffc A. DeCotteB P«bl) It. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW |n r.t National Bank Buildinf FLORIDA -ton j . m o u g h t o n $ 1 5 .0 0 l-’nr n I 'm l>n»s tyoa Examined Glaaaea Ileal (tied r x i: Henry McLaulin, Jr., •a ’Ido t iii: iik s t f iw o l. iv i: “ A U T O L I M i oil.** PACKAGES WASHING POWDER FOR SATURDAY ONLY ................................. FLAKES <fl A n EACH ........................... l U t A CANS SWEET CORN, . . o i j i H j iit c ii LUX, KR, EACH EACH • -**. -- - ——11 a CANS LYE HOMINY ftffp dU FOR 10c 4 NO. 3 CAN PUMPKIN, THE KIND 4 JL THAT MAKESTMES ...7... lU v ^ • 4 QUART CANS WESSON OIL J . FOR, E A C H ..................................................... O w t 7. Miller Bid*. ... ... ... FU)RnJA w uu POUNDS MONARCH COFFEE FOR C SATURDAY ONLY .................................. IV O R Y F . P . R IN E S a r c h it e c t ROLLS WALDORF TOILET TISSUE FOR SATURDAY ONLY 6 B A R S O C T A G O N S O A P\ , I ? 0 R a m i Opt Irian-Optometrist I II East First S trset Sanford. Fla. 103 'PalmeRo Ave.-------- Phone 481-J PACKAGES MACARONI or SPAGHETTI FOR SATURDAY ONLY ............................. clean s- 25c 4 m O \s 4 NO. 3 CAN PIE PEACHES, 4 JL F O R .......... ............ .............................................J O t J * ,* ***,-. V. *pt* / p.- 1.. - , ■k i 4 PINT CANS WESSON OIL, X FOR, EACH ..................................... £ « 7 t ICIIELLK MAINES CA'WEU .;. *:—Court House 2 HKNTIST Building Hanford, Florida J- THIGPEN Real Estate U * E* AUTO INSURANCE Phone*-------- Office *71 J. T. DENTON* PMY8ICIAN.SUIIGEON Meiich Building ■*2oe.2Q7.208 Practice limited h * Bj*. Bar. Nan* a “1 Throat B»a»lued, Glaaa«, Fitted Mciach BnllHi^- • •,7 . 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DON’T FORGET---------------- a--------- ----------------------------------- ------ — W E DELIVER T H R E E BLOCHS F R O M H IG H P R IC E S WOODCOCKaRIGNEV C0R.35PST.& SANFORD AVE; L P H O N E : 7 6 ] ‘7th i J | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 18, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 18, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/900d9977991f7c5d70011f66cb69dfc4.pdf 019d643d0c3b81c2811dbf43da04a751 PDF Text Text I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SEC TIO N SANFORD, FLORIDA, TH U RSD AY, M A Y 17,1923 , — -----------------------------------------' ' miAL OF WHIPPING BOSS. WAS HALTED AT CROSS CITY FORNBEPi® u GROCERS’ HEAD FOREIGN CAPTIVES SAFE LEAVES FRIDAY _ F 0 R ASSEMBLY I IN CHINESE BANDITS CARE UNTIL RANSOM IS Pi JACKSONVILLE, FJn., May 17.— Court Sustained Motion o f State to Quash the Tho south la enjoying oho o f Ita moat golden periods, is tho message • First Panel Itic which Joseph H. McLnurln, president FRENC H M AN R E LE A SE D OI o fthc American Wholesale Grocer* PA R O LE MAKES KN O W N WAS BROKEN W H EN HOUSE -A“ ~TKe trial'of Walter...HtgXtaboth-’ Association, will carry to Washing­ CROSS CITY, Fla., May 17. FURTHER DEMANDS A P O m n ) RESOLUTION itm, charged with first degree murder in connection with the death ton to tho national convention of the b y Ma t t h e w s ; of Martin Tabcrt, of North Dakota, In a cdhvic* lumber camp, was association when he leaves Jackson­ halted temporarily this morning until a new panel of veniremen ville Friday. The convention goes could be drawn nftor the court sustained the motion-by the state irtto session In the national captinl to quash the panel already in court on the grounds thnt it was im­ May 22 for four days. Is One of the Demands of BriProsperous conditions In the whole­ A T DKDICATNON OF ALEX AN- ‘ gands w ho Seem lo Hold properly drawn. Judge Homo instructed the shenff to have a At Noon and Place It on Final T IT L E MATCH IN FIH 8T HOUND hew panel on hand at two o’clock thia afternoon and the court rc- sale grocery business extend over the DKR H AM ILTO N M EM ORIAL the Bnlnncc bf Power entire country according to Mr. McOK PROFESSIONAL A T W ASH ING TO N. rcsscd'untll thnt hour. Whcn.the case is taken up this afternoon ‘ Reading and , GOLF . it 4s expected a motion will be made fo r a change of venue on the Ijiurin but there is danger of over lair* rreaat inr T h e A« Passage • PEKING, May 17.— V. Barube, a : grounds that a fair trial cannot be obtained. The state is prepared expansion nnd his message to the as­ W ASHINGTON. May 17„— I’ resi. (H r T k f AW wtatrf P r m t nffwinvif backing Lnpvtmr up nn this this contention contention and it is said it sociation will contain warning to thia dent Harding will make .the prinicpal Frenchman, who wns among the cap- , (Mr T k » A t M f t a W o r r w j to present affidavit LONDON, May 177— W alter HngTALLAHASSEE, May 17.—The will be signed by more than fifty citimiB residing in Cross C t> effect. address nt the dedication today of lives held by Suchow bandit* has gasoline tax bill levying three ccnta cn, holder of the British open golf and vicinity. It is understood tho defense will present similar Accompanying Mr. McLaurin to Alexander Hamilton memorial Just been released on parole and has ar­ . gallon, one cent to be split equally championship title won his match In affidavits and attempt to show a fair and impartial hearing can the convention will l»o tho local staff completed on the South Tcrnce of rived nt Tsao Chwang, with further among countlea passed by the house the first roundV o f professional golf of the‘president including Mrs. I- T. the treasury building. Secretary demnnds from captore for removal of be obtained. 47 to 26, amid parting ahota from the tournament here today defeating T. Shelton, Mrr. N. J. Hunter, Miss Mellon is to preside ^nt n ceremony troop*. It is expected that he will re­ minority that It- would bo held un­ Barber of Aldcrlcy Edge, at tho 23rd Alice Bostwlck, E. L. Adorns, T. D. ut which n life slxe stntuo of the Aral turn to the bnndit headquarter! to­ - constitutional. The measure now hole. Geno Sanson, the American secretary of treasury will bo unveiled day in accordance with the promise Guthrie, nnd R. H. Rowe. goes back to the senate tor concur*, open and professional champion, de­ Mr. McLfcurin's message to the by Miss Eleanor 'Hamilton, of Wash-1he mndo on leaving, feated Mark Seymour, of Rochester, rcncc in the amendmenta. ington, grent-grent granddaughter of wholesale grocers will say, in parj: Eng. Five up three to play but Joe SH ANG H AI, May 17— I-eon Fried­ "The encouraging situation mani­ Alexander Hamilton. TALLAHASSEE, May 17.— A fili­ Kirkwood, former Australian chnmman, hcl dcaptlve by Suchow bandit* 1 • ■ > --— ------fests itself in production, consump­ buster which threatened to throttle pion was eliminated by II. C. Klnch, in their mountain stronghold o f Paottion, employment of labor and in of Woodcotc Park, three and two. iuku,»today managed to get a meathe gait tax measure in tho house ap­ transportation circles. Tho volume parently was brokeny this morning, sage out to his brother, Max Fried­ of production In both raw materials man here, stating “ don’t expect re­ when the house adopted n resolution and in finished products Is making a City is Filled W ith Num ber o f Good Folks From offered by Representative Matthews, lease far several weeks; negotiations high record for 1023. Records show requesting the Speaker to call up the progressing slowly; health good." Many States thst production figures in coal, steel, measure at noon and^dace It on final lumber, cement and In all the%basic reading and passage. In this man­ Thomas A. Cnssctty, of Nnohyillc, Underwood’s Hat materials nrc exceedingly high for The Florida State Chnmplonshlp ner supportcri of the bill effected ST. JOSEPH, Mich., Mny 17.—The Tenn. • 1023 as contrasted with the past four Trapshooting Tournament started th'.a Tossed in the Ring: as procedure that ordinarily would havo first entrance of state authorities J. H. Harrell, of Dayonn, Fla. nftornoon and while it has been cloudy or fivo years. taken two-thlrda vote which they did within the portal* o f the House oft Presidential Candidate W alter Huff, of Macon, Gn. the sun manages to break through "Apparently consumption up to hot have. David Colony, subject of grand Jury SENATOR MOSES SEES TH E enough to guarantee a good nftornoon A. E. Buck and J. N. Savage, of date hns nbso'rbed the output. As nn investightion, wns attempted this AI.A IIA M A M AN W IL L C A8T HIB H AN D W R ITIN G ON T H E with intermittent showers. There is Lakeland. cxnmple, tho cotton consumption hns morning, when representatives of the TALLAHASSEE, May 17.-Tw o , FE LT H A T IN TH E W ALL no finer spot in the state to hnvc this Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Williams, of for this year exceeded even tho high department of health und attorney hours of real work over grounds cov­ RING. . , "A tournament than nt the quarters of Miami; . record made during the wnr. The general went to the colony to de­ ered Tuesday and then four hours of (n r Tkr A»»ocim*d I I . — ' people of the nation nrc buying nnd termine, whether Etiorpha Smith Is in W ASHINGTON, May 17.— Repub­ the Rod & Gun Club on the F.lks Club Charles E. Rands, of Fort Fierce. filibustering left the gasoline tax bill W ASHINGTON, May 17—The flrat grounds just n few blocks from tho consuming. The retail sales of the condition to testify nt the h ir in g . lican senatorial candidates will have W. P. Freer and Charles B. Rawls, in a mortal deadlock in tho house Inst Democratic hat to bo chucked o ffi­ ten-ccnt stores nnd mail-order houses Stato officers accompanied by tho hard fWfht” in 1024 in eight states heart of tho city and on the shores of of Ocala. night, with the outcome not In sight cially into the 1921 presidential ring cautiful Lake Monroe. surpussed during.tho month of March sheriff and. other representatives of Everybody was In favor of an in­ now represented by Republican sena­ will belong to Senator Oscar Under­ Arthur Cascndcn, A. W. Cuscaden, all previous records since 1020. While his office. Efforts to bring the girl creased gasoline levy; tha lines were tors, in the opinion of Senator Moses, • The first events started nt 1:30 nnd John Hansbrough, J. O. Nelson, J*s. wood o f Alabama. it is true the records show that cor- before the grand Jury wns halted sharply drawn between those mcm- of New Hampshire, chairman of the as thia paper goes to press thoy arc G. Anderson nnd W. R> Beckwith, of According to word being passed tuln agricultural products, such as temporary when colony physician bervwho want to spjlt a cent eguaUy Repvblcan senatorial campaign com­ popping merrily away with the re­ Tampa. around in Democratic circle* In tho wheat nnd potatoes, have accumu­ forwarded certificate that she was smong the alxty-threc counties of tho mittee, expressed yesterday afternoon, sults lo e made known In tomorrow capital, the Alabaman himself will do H. I). Avery, New Haven, Conn. lated some surplus, it is evident thnt not In condition to attend, The testhe bucking, formally and oflfcislly, state, and those who want nil revenue after n preliminary survey of politi­ afternoon's Herald.. J. I. Davis, Milwaukee, Wis. on the whole the vast flow of prod­ timpny of the girl’s roommnto, how Only bona fide residents of Florida when ho heturns from Europe next It Iff this respect to go to the road de­ cal tendencies. D. W. Iludd and Jos. F. Still, of ucts from tho source o f origin to the ever, prompted authorities to do; Besides, tho senator added, the will be eligible for the amateur trnpmonth. If he doe* not, then hi* partment . consumer is unimpeded. Gcncrnl termini' upon n personal investiga­ St. Petersburg. friends will do It for him, It was said. The county splicers ns they came to Democrats are certain to retain n tj,hooting association trophies, but. all business conditions can’ be pretty I. . F. Schult, Key West. tion. Underwood's candidacy, long dis­ l>e known, led by Representatives least 10 of their 14 Democratic sens- Bj,ootl>rg| regardless of residence,, will safely gaged ns n rule by labor con­ F P. Schutt, Fort Myers. tor memberships for which elections be eligible to compete for purses nnd cussed In Democratic quarter*, ia al­ Weeks and Hale, yielded to the pleas ditions, und I think there is much en­ F. II. Folson, of Waycnms, Ga. will In* held next year, bo that on the other trophies offered by various in­ ready beginning to take on tangible . that the road department could tiot couragement In theoutlook for Amer­ Student is Arrested O. J. Glansler, of Ilaconton, Ga. form, particularly In the big eastern carry on a progressive program with­ whole the Republican committee is not dividuals, firms nnd corporations. The Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chain, of Lees­ ica nhusiness in the fact that there for Having: Knowledge program for the first day of the meet and northern states whore it is felt ^ out another penny added to tho one it at nil comfortable over the.outlook. hns been through recent months a burg. • , i• "W e arc. soon to throw oUr forces culls for five classification events nt thnt he, will carry a special appeal of Slain Student got from the 1021 session, and agreed continuous increase In the number of into the struggle which we must make 100 single sixteen yard targets. The] because of the liberality of his vleV* to nuke It three cents levy, the third persons employed. My recollection is to retain control of the senate" said first day’s shoot began promptly at on tho prohibition issue. CHICAGO. Muy 17.— A student, copper to go to the counties. A sen­ that the record of March showed nn Dilligent friends of Senator Under­ who in said to hnva told u young ate bill passed Tuesday covered these Mr. Moses. "Althoogh tho big fight 1:30 p. m. increase over February of slightly 2 woman that he knew whnt hud be­ wood have approached the Demo­ Starting time for the second day is ideas and thus tho house took it up is not scheduled until the full of 1024, per rent, with an increastv of 5 per we must sec that Republicans arc came of Iiclghton Mount, North­ cratic leaders in New York, New Jer­ 0 a. m. and completion of the five for consideration yesterday having cent in the total amount o f wages chosen whenever elections nrc held to western university freshman, who sey, Massachusetts, Illinois and sev­ events will contitutc the first half virtually mined two hills it has on the paid and In Increase of nearly 3 per eral other states sounding out opin­ fill vacancies, which ftiay occur in the disappeared after u cluss rush in 1921, of the Florida state chumpionshlp at subject In tho factional strife of Tues­ cent In the nverngo freckly earning. meantime. The first election of that single targets, amateur and profes­ was taken into custody by attaches of ion. They huve been Informed, It U day. These conditions o f cbUrsu spell in­ kind is to come In Minnesota, and we sional. Tho second day’s program will stutu’d attorney’s uficc.' His name Is understood, that if It develop* the At the Outset o f the day’s work CHINESE BANDITS H AV E NOT creased purchasing power. favorite sons, such as Smith In New will bend every effort to ussurc the ulso include Florida state handicap, withheld. Representative Davis dcelnred that RELEASED PRISONERS "\tfhcn the trunsj>ortatlon facilities York nnd Edwnnls In New Jersey, election of a Republican to succeed the aixtoen to twenty-three yards, the bt did not care especially where the .. TpD AY • of the country are jn demand the Friend: Ono who will lend you have no chance, then tho delegate* lute Senator Knutc Nelson. winner of which will receive a gold, money went but he would oppose by country is prosperous. Both passen­ money. Enemy: One who did. of these state* will be "very fkvor"W e arts not at nil comfortable over medal from the Amateur Trapshoot­ I n r T k « A » M » h W Ywmmmi every means at his power a three cent ger nnd freight service today of the ably Inclined* 'toward the Alabaman, the outlook for the aennto .which will ing Association. W ASHINGTON. May 17,-Advlccs * levy. . ' American railroads are taxed almost The Algebrlan X In the calculameet March 4. 1025. Of tho 14 sena­ The third nnd Inst day of the meet from the Peking, legation to the slate to their full capftclty. Ciurload move­ firm probably for the balance o f the Representative Mllnm, of Duval, tors to be elected to fill the seats now tlons of Senator Underwood’s boost , present year, but that n • break In lit complete the state championship department yeaterduy reported a aer­ ments' are said to be the highest on declared he was opposed to n throe occupied by Democrats, 1 am willing is Henry Ford. price of some considerable import­ ies of disorders In various sections of record at this time o f tho year, u tent levy but more so to the idea of to concede that the Democrats will be at singles. After completion of pre­ Every conversation between Demo­ ceding five events the Sanford Rod A Chino, and declared there was no In­ condition which dates from last fall. ance will probably be due soon after. a county split of the third cent. IIo successful in 10 states, all in cratic loaders In the capital those the Gun club special will Uke place, con­ dication of progress in the negotia­ There seems to ho a feeling that most Tho railroads are predicting an un­ figured that the yield from a one cent south. There is some doubt as to days turn Inevitably upon Ford, and industries, with the exception prob­ tion* between the brigands and the precedented traffic for tho falnneo tax would be f ’fco.OOOO annually. With whether they will elect tho successor* sisting of twenty-five pairs of walk­ whether ho will actually become a ably of the building industry and the Chinese authorities over tho release of o fthc present year. Their author63 rountlcs splitting this equally each of Senator Stanley in Kentucky and ing double*. Following this will be candidate for tho White nous* in nutomobiU) Industry, are on a firm American and other foreign citirens lr.cd expenditure for this year of would get approximately 912,000. It Owen In Oklahoma. My hope o f Re­ tho Florida atato championship at basis. There is, therefore, at pres­ 1924. held in Shantung. double*, twenty-five pair*, two nyents. more than a billion dollars for new seemed a small amount and ono that publican success in those states is not F.rlends of Senator Underwood, al­ ent no considerable or general In­ The department late yesterday made The Sanford Rod & Gun Club will equipment is an Indication of vastly would do none of them any good, ha aa great at It la for auccvss In Massa­ ready busily engaged In pormoting flation, but certain industries, are t hotter business conditions. asserted, but he could not sec the chusetts and Montana, where senators also put on a professional apcclal, this statement: hound to recede and certain adjust­ his candidacy, profess to fear no "Early In tho morning o f May 13, twenty-fivo pair walking double* to fairness whereby his, Duval county, are to be elected to fill the scats now A demand for commercial credit ments being absolutely essential will other man in the party— not even n hand of men attempted to rob a should have to give the smaller coun­ occupied by tho two Walshca, but It which only trade representative* will is also a sure sign bf prosperity and follow. When these recessions and William G. MeAdo^, who Is regarded bank In Long Shan. Since It was be eligible. The winner o f this latter ties money to build their roads. Mr. will be no easy fight to beat cither of auch an increased demand ia ahown these adjuatmenta are made, business as a certain contender, and who, it 1* event will he awarded a seventeen- feared that an attempt might be by the Federal Reserve Board for Milam repeatedly tried to get tho conceded, will come to the 19*4 con­ these. . Jewel gold watch by tho club. Sub- mfcdc to loot railway property, the practically all of their branch banks. will suffer. . majority to yield a point or two. If vention with a formidable block * In our line wo bclievo that we “ A Republican majority in the sen­ ■tantiul caah prise* and aultablo company of American troops station-, a three cent tax was to be levied, he ate In 1925 is rnof* dependent, in my trophic* will bs given winner* and ed there were prepared for action. Sound commercial credit (q based on should avoid long-tlmo contract* at delegates. McAdoo, tho Und*: strength asked that It all go to tho state aa a Judgment upon our electing Repuhlla wholesome expansion In business. high prices, and all burdens that buy men say, mustered his full •' Fortunately the ncceaalty for this did runners up in all events. _ _ whole through the road department. . succeed _____ a sl . 18 1q Republican nnntihlirin menOn tho other hand I believe that extend very far into the coming year. i nSan Francisco in 19*0, and It cans to the aen Tho fivo high guna and runners up not arise. Mr. Weeks gave notice that the •tors whose term* expire that year. thia is’ a time when tha danger of I am a believer the non- specula- enough, and they do not think he "On the night of May 18, a small counties were going to get their pen­ A t present it lboka a« though we ... event* 1-2-3-4-6 on Friday and over expansion 1* to be considered such a policy being where the mark­ added slnco those memorable da; village near Pitalaho was held up by ny. Some of thorn, ho declared, had are going to have hard fights in elect­ events 1-2-8-4-5 Saturday will ConatlBut the Underwood very sarloualy and the altuatlon up of prices follows market values bandist who looted the salt revenue not profited one lota at the hands of ing- Republicans ip New Jersey, Dela­ tuto tha squad and alternates to rep­ guarded moat carefully. Theer are up pnd necessarily follows market shake their head* over Ford. W! lira road department. He defended ware, Illinois, Minnesota, Colorado, resent the atate of Florida at tHe tone office and several shops. Ford out o f it, they doclare "The diplomatic coi*pa *n Peking on certain fact* that *re significant and values down. I fel that all in all the equal distribution plan by assert­ New Mexico. South DakoU and Ore­ ahoot at Memphla, Tenn., later In tho Underwood could come to the certain tendencies that should be tho year 1823* will be a year of gen­ the morning o f May 1«, decided that ing that tha roads of a large number gon, where the Democrats scored vic­ year. ventlon with the aolld aouth . watchod. In the first place, building eral prosperity." because of tha uhaaUafactory nature of the countlea were used strictly by materials are extrelbely high and the Mr. McLaurin stated ho believed for him whlehi'addcd to the tories in the elections laat fall. The following are registered at the o f reports frojn Uncheng, the dean of wages of the building trade are, In the convention would bo the Rioet In the big populous states, the motorists of other counties and the diplomatic corps should ask the the building of lateral roads was aa Train N<* 84 due here about noon, Valdex Hotel which has been made Chinese government the reason for many cases, most extravagant. Soon­ largely attended and important gath­ New York and New Jersey^ • much a state proposition aa the build­ was aevcral hour* late today on ac­ headquarters. There are many other* sufficeitn, though after a l the failure o f ths negotiations. Tho er or later, and probably sooner, ering of food Intqreqt* aver held in ing of trunk highways. Representa­ wit hthe McAdoo forced there will be a break In ths construc­ the country. He said delegates from count of the engine breaking down coming In this afternoon: dean should slab oak fo r exact Infor tive Williams of Hardoo stressed the near Longwobd and all the sou P. Porcher, A. G. Pore her, C. tion Industry. Many millions of dol all states o f the country, including motion aa to what the Chinese gov­ point that the upbuilding o f the rur­ bound mall and papers were late to­ Sweet Smith, F. 8. Allen, T. O, Ron­ N IN E T Y -F IV B CENT lara of construction woqk throughout the Pacific Coast and New England ernment .bad (lone and la doing. Ths al districts meant Just as much to the Churchwell’s advertise-1» thia the country has already been sus­ ald, 8. T. Trivia and.L. P. AHea, of States, as well as a large delegation Chinese government should again be day. s; ■ ' urban centers aa U did to them. Rep­ their Ninety Five Cent Bale Cocoa, Florida. f /* reminded that the sanctions would In­ pended, both In private and public en- o fCanadlan wholesale grocers will resentative Jones, of Nassau, said mo­ should be divided on the baala of they offer some very Aw * attend. The president o f the Cana­ E. E. Neal, New tjmyrna. ■>) • . crease progressively, as each day terprlsaa. torists had been wearing out the roads state road mileage In the county, popthia price. Bead a Hat There are certain commodities dian association la a speaker on Mr. and Mr*. J. H. ModdcU,’* * . . clapadd." of hU county while crossing from ulstion and area of the county. in the f a era Id and go to Convention program. ^ .which I bellev# also rest on an ex­ v ’ -* --Georgia to Duval county or vice vena Maybe the htouae tinder cooler de- A. B. Flura, Thomas Jaycock, W /and sale and save money. Among other .distinguishedapeak tremely speculative basis,. And this is ___ i______ _ H i* girls are developing great skill since motorists cams into being and liberatlon would have accepted this Mrs. D. A. Deen, T. B. Dean, I f . G. era at the convention will bo Hon. A ! especial!/ applicable-to-TOI*r but the faction* w ere squared o ff, the D w W , Pnuik B G r e y r < S «® -W i^ e M w it h the golf dtfb arid the Mr. racket, but it ia not usually clal»«M| far as 1 am able to interpret tha Ut- Herbert Hoover. secretary’ o f comportion. Mr, Milam later sought, to minority aid# offering amendment! son. L. M. Botkin. John C. 0 .C, Wallace, _____^ the r„ ji)___ . ^ofr buaineaa mere* and H m l I ..........they are ire making oqual gains ustlon, beat judgment that M r* A. C. Nelan, J. Pt * * * • the penny distribution oa the and tho majority voting them down « . re. experts Is that buslnta* will remain socretary of agrlcul Jacksonville. (Continued from ph* to read that it •j At M&SPt’.r7'-V V-.*l'-' call THE PRESIDENT WILL MAKE AN ADDRESS TODAY TROOPS REMOVED HAGEN WINS ' OPEN GOLF IN W A N D m easure FLORIDA STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TRAP SHOOTING TOURNAMENT STARTED THIS AFTERNOON .-1 STATE OFFICERS ENTER THE HOUSE OF DAVID TODAY R] PUBLICANS FACE FIGHT NEXT YEAR NO PROGRESS WITH BRIGAND AND OFFICIALS ‘ S le k * �f f l K i u 1v « s : r . v e r » t . . NEW ACCOUNTS, Hx Ha Hpi subject to check, are cordially in­ vited by this bank/which ha* for reference, hundreds o f 'satisfied depositors made up of FAR M ER S, FIR M S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S have done business with us 11887., For Florida; LoCnl thundcrahowera this afternoon or tonight; somewhat cdnlcr tonight; Thursday fair. n m fell and tho ruzhing water*, ed envelope, endorsed on the outside heavy rains and the red glare of the "Bid f or Dock and noat'Basin," San Are o v e rJ t inll, caused, onlookers t o lfonl<Kiorldd.and the name of the bid .fear that the entire elty was doomed, ltMll4, „ A ll public utliit'le*, includif^cMisht, * ' ' , water and gas service, soon were out Each proposal must be accompanic of commission. At the most critical by a certified check, mode rcyablo a moment the waters were found to night, to the order of the City of San h a ve b rok en off two firA^dugs, and the fonJ| Florida, for 3 per cent, of th water proasure was gone. Remedies amount of Uielr bid. wera applied Inter nnd the lire fight^ auccc8sfuf bidder or bidders wil ers, battling the elements nnd the . rct,uirrii c (vc a bond cqiini to ff (Jity Manager, or at tho otflco m Fred T. Williams, Engineer. Plans and Specifications may be obtained at either office on deposit o f • $10.00 whicl\ will be returned If a bid is made. • The City Commissioners reserve tho right to reject any or irfl bids, or to nrcept any bid they deem to be for the best interest of the City. W. B. .W ILLIAM S, 5-10-23-30; ;fl-0-13c City Manager. - t— T ONI GH T__ E V A NO V A K — AND— W A L L A C E BEERY An awe-inspiring drams of mow country. See the gori backgrounds of tho Yosemit* jcy which form -A- perfect for this .big 'sweeping ■ipletutre. ^Added attraction.. . Copies of the plans and specifics Mr. V,, Brndfoiul^ o t .Quitman,Ca^ spent.Tuesday here with hia. brother, 8. W. Bradford. , w ,, >t to know us. ■— r Was in a Miserable Bat Says She Foam! ai Helpful, and Got Well. Hoar the Men’s Chorus in the old songs at tho Presbyterian church. You will enjoy singing with them. A COMMUNITY BUILDER B. F. WJI1TNER, Csshler F. P. FORBTKR, President 5 I). A. It. The Snllle Harrison ChnptcrN. S. D. A. R. will meet Friday afternoon nt 1 o’clock nt tho residence of Mrs. MRS. FRED DAIGEIt, Society Editor Raymond Philips on Kim avenue. All Phone 217- W . mcmbcni are requested to attend. . I f r » « h ave a n r friends v l a l l l a * r » ■ — If m are s r l r s s a r n k r r r or rnm las fcurnr, a r If r » a n rr rn lrrln ln lo K , « r llr a , w | « l card la Ikla d r a a r lm r n l, s l i l n s drla lla, nr I r lr n h o a r Ikn llrm , II aaIII k r a r r a l l r npitrrrlalrd. • THURSDAY SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Joe Mcisch entertained most duliglitfully at her home Thursday uf* tcrtioon honoring tho member* of tho SOCIAL C A LE N D A R Thursday Social Club. A very enjoy­ Friday— Tho Snllio Harrison Chnptcr able afternoon was spent. At five N. H. I). A. It. meets nt the homo o'clock the guests were Invited Into o f Mr*. Raymond Philips on Kim t!ie dining room where iluinty refresh­ ments were served. Avenue nt l p. m. Saturday— Mr*. E. F, llotisholder IN COMPLIMENT TO MRS. I'EZOLD will entertain -the piemborn of the Mrs. Frank Mcisch entertained the Duplicate Bridge Club at her liumc members o f the Thursday Socinl Club on Ninth street. Friday evening of Inst week nt her home on West First street in honor of M. A. Kelley and Qporjgo W. ( rews wero among the business visitors here Mrs. Paul Pcxold, who left for St. Louis. She was presented with a yesterday from Jacksonville. beautiful sterling silver vanity case Mr*. R. 8. .Shelton, of New Hmyrnn, from Ib$ club, where she was a mem­ it visiting hur daughter, Mis. A. W ber. All members were present. And nt a lute hour delicious refreshments Fltt* at her home on Union avenue. were served. Mr*. J. W. Grant, of Wnycdoss, wns among tho arrival* here Monday and stopped at the Montezuma. Wm, 11. Wood nnd Mrs. Grace Ruck-. lc*n were among tho arrivals here Mon­ day from Concord, Muss. t Mr*. S. I'uleston nnd Mrs. D. L. Thrasher motored to Orlando yester­ day where they spcntvo most pleasant day. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Merrlwothor announce tho birth of «■ daughter, May 14th. It. L. Forrest,, of Darien, (5n., is making Ills headquarters nt the Mon­ tezuma whilo in thu city transacting business. Mrs. Douglas Griffin went to Tam­ pa Monday to spend ten days with her mother, who leaves ahoitly for u trip to Yellow Stone Park and other plac­ es of interest in tho west. F. P. RINES SWIMMING PARTY Last evening n jongcninl party mo­ tored out to IIinteimister’s ('amp on Silver Like, where they spent the evening very pleasantly swimming, canoeing nnd other water sports. At a late hour a delicious supper was served. Those enjoying this delightful even­ ing wero: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mr. nii'l Mrs. Reginald Holly and Imby, and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ilintormister. Richard’ BarftcTmrs* and I)or0 f.iah in “F U R Y ” Altha, Fla.—In explaining how the place. st)d:# " I became to weakened it wat an effort lor me to get nround. I knew what wat the matter, but I felt like I couldn’t give HD. " I Juat dragged, and I certainly was nervous. I wat to restless I couki no ■if down long—yet to weak J couldn't get about. It it a most miserable and euch a helpless feeling. " I would get depressed and out ol heart. * i began to feel,alter awhile,there was no ntciQ try-to gel 'veil. Thlt it all wrong, lor U makes a person worse. •’I luid heard of Cardui. and thought it might strengthen me. A neighbor had used It with good results. "1 took one bottle (ol CardulJ^then I saw I wasn’t so nervous, so kept it up. "Oradually the nervousness left me, 1 began to eat and'sleep better. Was soon well, and all right. Cardui did wonders for me, and I certainly do recommend It." • Thousands ol other women have writ­ ten, to tell of the beneficial results obtain­ ed by taking Cardui, and to recommend il S)idh hese. TrylL Sold cvcryw evcrywheie. Try i t NC-US local players. The city will be filled with good sports tomorrow coming over to at­ Sealed proposals will lie received by tend the Florida Htatc Champion­ the CJty Commission of Sanford, Flor­ ship Trap Shooting tournament that ida, ht their office in the City Hull at will draw the shooters from every or I n 1fort* 8 p. m. June IK. 1923, for the part of tlio sU'te. construction of n Dock nnd llont Bas­ The Milnne Theater is floating a in, containing the following npproxi* fine flag from the top of tin* new male quantities: 24000 Cubic yards Hydraulic Sand building and tho roof is on and the big ventilators for the finis complet­ Fill. 15300 Lin. Ft. Foundation Piling. ed. The no wthentcr Is getting along 1030 Lin. Ft. Creosoted Fend?r Ril­ in fine shape and old man "Tom" says . , that ho hopes of seeing a play there ing. 20000 Lin. Ft. Palmetto Piling. • long before Thanksgiving. 70000 Pound* Reinforcing Jlurs. 1750 Cubic yards Concrete. I.TJ Guide yards Pre-cnst Concrete The regular monthly invcting of Anchors. 11000 ft. It. M. C reosoted Lumber. Men’s ('lull tonight at the Parish 025 Lin. Ft. 64" Sewer. House at H o’clock. Full attendance J brick Manhole. is requested ns it is the date for I Mooring Hitts. election of officers and' tho trans­ 2200 I'ound* Cast Iron Pins action of other important business. *»•*•*« •mo w*a 6 * x o HNmnn '' ” ’'•w tjXkuQ fleJV ^PPVJOlurJul JO! °IPS •rayraii/jy puo n y o o g 'lu jjn f l asn ‘ paiejnucjQ jo pauietjuj »pajriuj| Vaoog j| ‘ afcicqDsiQ jo xun g ‘ irn n g II "In Old Louisiana,’’ benefit of Hi|k School Athletics, Friday night, Hip .School. 35c and 50c. 8:30 p. m. ll-n. Drives v \ out Verm in The automobile speeders, have a* so far objected to having near sight, cd policemen. The cleanest house In tho world may suddenly devel­ op all sorts of unwelcome Inhabitants. Their visit will be terml-] nated quickly by proper, use of RED SEAL Lye, used according to directions. Rats, mice, roaches, fleas and their like just naturally cannot live with R e d Se a l Lye. m^ L iv e n K U n e g t B o w tJ s , B lo o d Sold by U NION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida * Booklet of uses on request. J^ Full directions in bach can. B e su re and |J buy only t h e W t e ^ ^ ^ v genuine R S e a l Lye. ** I 'X « r n « o H 500 ft. II. M. Cypress Lumber. FOR RENT—3 room apartment with EVENING BRIDGE t’ l.Ull * all convenience, to party Without Mis. \V. ('. Hill entertained moat de­ children. Konsonnhlc. 3(2 Oak ave­ lightfully nt bridge last evening at nue. , 4l-3tp her home on Fourth street, the guests including the member* of the YOUNG COUPLE, no children, desire Evening Bridge t.'lub, there being to rent permanently, unfurnished three tallies of players. rinall home or cottage in nr near San­ V'asea and baskets of vnri colored ford ut reasonable terms. Address rinnlas were used most effectively in It M. B., euro of Herald. 41-2tp the romps where tho card tallies were placed. A spirited game of bridge was play­ ed during the evening, when scores were counted the prize for high score (Continued from patio 1) nipnng the ladies, a pair of wall vases, pavement was tossed to the aidewas won by Mrs. It. A. Nowmdn. The walks, through windows and doora. men’s prize, two pairs of silk hose, Eye-witnesses nnd those engaged went.to D. I —Thrasher. rescue work snid. many pernons were At the conclusion of'the card game, swept with the flood for several the hos t e s s served a delicious salad blocks only to he rescued by a squad course ami ice course. station fit a point whore the water, The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. G. having run itn course, receded. Others D. Bishop. Mrs. F. J. Gonzales, Mrs. drawn into the torrent were caught George DeColtcn, Mr. and Mrs. It. A. by peisomi along the waterline ns Newman. Mr. nnd Mis. F K. Itoumil- they swept by. Approximately one lat, Mr. mill Mrs. E. F. Jlousholdcr, hundrrd automobiles were damaged or I), L. Thrasher, W. C.-Illll and Dr. destroyed. Ralph Stevens. Shortly after G o’clock, when the crest of tho flood had lie'll reached, FOR SALE to beautiful lota for only the fire alarm sounded. Fire broke $2,000.— K. F. Lane. 4l-2tp out first in-the Grand Rapids furni­ ture store nt n | h>IiU where the wnlern reuelied u height of several fuel. From there it spread rapidly to a filling station. The Ollver-Finnie gro­ cery, the American Express office, the Rosenthal ahoe r.toro, the Dixie Cafe, nnd tlnnlly tho Marquette hotel, were a roaring mar.*: of flames. Dark- enan ’ Robert Knighl of the Knight Bros., Paper. Company of Jacksonville wn* in the city today colling on the local trade. noon over the Missouri rncinc itocks. Thut tho storm extended over con­ The Presbyterian church Wants siderable territory was indicated by you to visit with them during the trees uprooted, heavy stands o waterf week nnd henr Dr. Carr who is con­ creeks nnd in Yields, and _ ducting n series of meetings. streams between Littlp Rock arid 'Hot You are invited to attend the serv­ Springs. HOT SPRINGS, Mnjr 10.—The first ices nt tho Prcsbytcrinn church ev­ o ftwo nlrplnncs enrrying representa­ ery evening. Come out nnd enjoy n tives of the Associated Press lunded good sermon, good music, nnd the here early InHt night. The plane spirit of brotherly love. which started from Muskogee, Okla., with representatives of the Muskogee Ed Higgins, Earl Ginn, It. \V. Pear, Phoenix and the Associated Press man, IL C. Bower nnd several others member, made the trip in one hour went to Iieesburg this mornjng'to in­ nnd twenty minutes. Another plane spect tho plant of tho Grass Fibro was en route from Kansas City with Pulp nnd Paper Company. a staff correspondent of the Associated A. P. Porchcr nnd T. G. Ronald of Press. Tho second airplane bringing an ('won arrived here today for the big Associated Press representative from shoot nt the Gun Club tomorrow nnd Knnsas City landed about nn hour will test out our links in n game of golf Jhis afternoon with some o f the later. - R’ R* 0 ~ W Invites you to S IN U TH E O LD SONGS . With Them, EACH NIGHT AT 8:00 O’CLOCK ________ DR. A. F. C A R R . Preacher 2000 Pound* 8/4" Bolts. |40() Rounds Cast Iron Washers. Proposals to be presented its n seal- Look them over and take one along with you Thursday Afternoon when you go to take a dip • Ladies’ and Men’s Bathing Suits, at, per suit.... 98c n iK Y ARE MADE IN ORLANDO from the l*e*t materials und properly Children’s Bathing Suits, all wool; colors, green and navy blue, at, per suit installed in Sanford or vicinity, if you jrlah. Wo specialise in Av/tUngs, Porch Curtains or anything o f can DAUGHTERS OF WKSI.EY Wc also make WINDOW SHADES • The meinbopa of the Daughters of 11 ynui* ordor nt a saving to you, Wesley ( ln;,f of Jhj Molbodiht church «* 1 .1 i worn antorUjnijil .last evening by M,a. especially on mid size windows. Dwight Babbitt and Mr*. Grover SpcrEstinntus given cheerfully. * rmg qt Lite home c ^ th ^ fyrmy, nu Sanford Heights. Thu lower flour was opened cn suite and transformed into u veritable l>o%rrr with q-unlities uf exquisite Easter lillles, daisies and roses. A short business meeting was held followed by a program which Included several musical numbers and readings, Phone 1H—204 S. Main 8t lattar the hostesses served pink and whit* brick cream and white cake ORLANDO FLOh iced in pink. "Flrat in Our Line" Aland thirty member* of the class . n{.-yd i .ir.tul--- hogpitalltg - ■o t ilirse two charming hortrxae*. Indies’ and Men’s All Wool Bathing Suits,* colors red trimmed in navy blue, navy blue with white, at, per suit eu\s and Ladies’ Bathing Shiits, all wool, Copenhfigen-blue with red and blackt gret?n wrth tan and light blue, at, per ijuit — ....... ............. First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS �' Page two H igginbotham Hftc American Milk Sought By Greek Babies Who Can Scarcely Toddle; Red Cross Emergency A id Near End GO ON TRIAL FORUFETODAY m CROSS CITY, F la, May 17.— Walter Higginbotham, convict camp whipping bona, will face trial here Itoday In Dixie county superior court. i-[ | Arguments on motion by the state lor a change of venue are expected to take up the greatest part of the first day’s proceedings. The state will seek n change of venue on' the ground that a fair trial "ca n n o tB e obuirnciT lie re. ~TT wTff'lie contended, it has been slated, that it Is feared witnesses will be inlimi* dated i f brought here, and that tht> |§f,V , .court's machinery will be interfered wlt)i. The defense on the other hand, will maintain that justice can be ob­ tained in' this county, that no effort mp-t/ Wil Ibe made to interfere ‘ with the state's witnesses, and that perfect order will be kept. In its efforts to y • shift the scene of the trial the state has summoned several witnesses and will present a scorn or more nffl* davits alleging among other chnrges t'threats have been made that If inbotham is placed on trial here, justice will not be done. Higginbotham, employed ns whlp,plng boss in Ihe camp of the Putnam Lumber Company, where convicts leascd^rom county authorities were employed, is charged In an indictment returned last month by a Madison county grand Jury with having so severely whipped Martin Tabert, thnt It caused the death pf the youth, who nerving nthrec months sentence In the camp for beating his way on a train. CROKER W IL L MAY DE IIUOKKN; COURT IIHARM EVIDENCE I ' - . T H E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, THURSDAY, M A Y 17,1923 SPURNED BY MAN, GIRLXILLS SEIF Flapper Love Sends Evelyn Cou­ ture to Death and Kenneth Gumm to Hospital. BREAKS UP WEDDING Marriage I baby Is on her way to an ricsn Red Cross milk station, little tot is one of the million refugees from Asia Minor and .T^racc for whom the American Red Croat has ‘ expended in Greece, up­ wards of two and a half million dol­ lars for food and medical care. Every gxwicnlng at Dourgoll. the newly-built owfugco village In tnc very shadow [of tno Acropolis at Athens, some lour hundred such youngsters get their daily ration o f milk from the American Red Cross supplies, and .altogether in all parts o f Greece the American organisation feeds some half million o f the refugees, young ru'd old, every day. * ' Hincc the burning of Smyrna Jast [September the American Red Cross Iha* devoted a large part of its dislister emergency fund* to supplying rood and clothing to the refugees and *o fighting, with a rcmarknblc de­ cree o f socceas, Iho threatened ctiltcmics which menaced the entire xnintry and the surrounding Islands, (vhero the women and children, des­ titute and homeless, sought refuge. Between now ami June ,'IOth, the itarden of providing for thin horde of impendent peopio must l>o shouldered by the Greek trove rnment. (Vd. W il­ liam N. Haskell, American Red CroHS Com mlaa inner in Greece, has re­ ported to Judge John Barton Payne, chairman o f the organisation, thnt by that data the emergency stage-of the situation will have been passed ,nd that tho permanent solution o f roblom, whatever form that may take, la to bo readied Florida Medicoes Tornado Hits Annual Convention High Springs— Comes to Close Destroy Property HIGH SPRINGS, Fla.. May 17.— Two persons were injured, one serioufdy, and property valued at $10,000 destroyed here yesterday, by a tornado that swept' a station just west o f the business flintcict. The In­ jured arc: Fred Edwards, who suf­ fered n fractured skull, nml Dewey Kdwnrds, bruised about the face and head. * t The twister which game during a Festivities Turned Into forested -Ctrl —Crtda— whlclT two Atlantic Coast* Line box Tolls Story of Dead Girl's ' c nrswore housed, partly wrecking Peril ct enee. them, tore down a smoke stack and Toledo, Ulilfu—Flapper love, violent part o ftho boiler plant of the Growl­ ■nd passionate, hut shallow and Im- ers Irf* ronipnny uprooted nil trees imtent, Sent Evelyn Cmit11re, nineteen on one street, and crashed many win­ years old, of fiylvniiin, to her death dows. One house wns lifted from its by her own hand nml pul Kenneth I*. foundation, but not damaged badly. Gumm, twenty-one, of Toledo, In a The tornado spent-its force in nbout hospital with a tiulh-t In his lung. •'Sirs, .pearl Tlioinn* Gtinmt. wife of ten minutes. the wounded mini. |« u hindldnle for This year tho Dixie Highway north the state senate In tin* primary, elec­ tion! Hint haw M xniimiI tin* cause of of Titusville to the Volusia cauiity short idilrls. bobbed hair and other line and south of Kau Gallic to the features of n llheml pint form. St. Lucie county line will lie straight­ Wedding"festivities of young Gumm 1ened, widened to fit* feet, graded and mol life Jirlde of u few hours were cuiverted by the Stntc Road Depart­ halted hy mi Insistent ktioelf on Iht ment. fa n t t lK l— ' ■ .v.-..----- | wns made president of the associa­ tion and Dr. John C. Vinson of Tam­ ps, Dr. R. F. Goddard o f Quincy and H r. Robert i M y « s * a f -Japkiumvil were elected first, second and third vice presidents respectively. Dr. G. E, Hinson, o f Jacksonville was re­ elected secretary and editor o f tho association's journal. , l)r. J, S, McEwan, Dr, William Henry Spicrn and other Orlando phy­ sicians who attended tho convention left for home last night. f TALLA H A SSE E , May 1 7 - A ntrax. urc originally introduced by Reprctentative Merchant and rewritten by n committee to abolish county bond trustees was lost In tho house Tut*, day. On motion o f Representative from the bill and in their place was substituted o clause that the trus­ tees could under no circumstances be paid more than $260 a year. During tlif'jnonth o f April a car a day of vegetable* W s Shipped from Arcadia by express. The shipments mnines and green corn. Most of the truck was shipped to points in the wert. The shipments hove been light­ er the last few days and will not like­ ly pick up until the water melon crop begins to move. A good many water melons havo already been on the local market and gropers arc expecting good profits from their 'melon crop* Rock is being hauled from Bunnell this season. siding to thu “ lost mile" along the From 16,000 to 20,000 acres of cit­ main canal north nnd south in the Bimini district, tho contractors, Deen rus fruit are being planted in Polk nnd Lichlritner pushing this work county this season, according to re­ very rapidly so ns to give the farmers ports thnt have been received nt the a complete connection from St. Johns Florida Citrus Exchange hcad>|unrtirs. Park to Bunnell. A Real Bargain FOIL not By 'American charity. But By the government responsible for their welfare. During tho emergency period tho Greek officials of every Tank havo, cordially ro-operated in carrying out the relief measures, Tho full force of tho government has been placed1 wpiarcly behind the sanitary and I medical program Inaugurated by tho] American Red Cross doctors and nurses. Refugee enmps havo been subjected to the strictest of sanitarydiscipline. Sanitary regulations have been enforced by both civil and mili­ tary authorities and every possible facility has bcitn extended to tho Americans to stamp out typhus, smallpox and other infectious dis­ eases wherever theyJThrcatcncd to bccujuu prevalent. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 17.— The fiftieth nnnual convention o f the Florida Medical Association selected Orlando ns its next convention city nt the closing session yesterday after­ noon, in a spirited contest with SL Pctfcrobtityj. . Dr. II. M. ^Taylor o f Jacksonville Abolition- ofTSiunty Bond Trustees Fails A Q U IC K f BUYER # Neat little five room bungalow, completely furnished throughout, including Silver Sewing machine, and Graphaphonc— with large Hcrccned-in porch, fine linoleum floor on porch, nwnlngH, beautiful lawn, roses uiid flower beds, house on lots, size 182x186, five new chicken houses, each worth $50,00, over 500 pure strain chickens, valued at close to'?l,500.00, in a nice section of Seminole county, on n good road, not over fifteen minutes drive from Sanford postoffice, close to large lake. i!5 orange trees on place. Peach, pe­ can, banana and mulberry trees, potatoes, watermelons and cantaloupes set out, plenty for borne use, nml the whole Works goes to the first one offering— DUBLIN, May 17.—The court of appeals today granted Mrs. Ethel C. White's pies to intervene in a probate action against Mrs. -Benin Croker, ■ widow of Richard Croker, on the r . grounds of new evidence of frauds alcgcd against Mrs. Croker. Mrs. White is n daughter of lh6 late Mr. Croker, with a residence at CedarFirst come, first served, and*buyer gets immediate possession hurst, N. Y. Her counsel, William |»»» Na f s lu bo l»u Ha Px fa ba bs ba bi bu *4 Bette, read from the plea a* follows: See. at once “ Prior to and nt the date of her pretedHcd marriage to Richard Cmk«r, deceased, Beulah Croker was the P u lle d the G u n and F ire d . lawful wife of Guy R. Marone, of liner nMhe trrt(li»‘w npmi mentf m r t h w t y — f# H ’ ‘ ”-'■m “~1* * *‘ “*• ‘ 1 whle hact Richard Croker was then evening of the wedding day When It %♦ Mli. and during the rest of Ids lifo wholly wns answered Evelyn (VMiture. the . II. F. W IIITNER. JIG, COUNTY AGENT **+♦J* rje ♦Ja »*♦ ♦♦♦ *Jr*J**Jr ♦Jrrjr rjr rjr «Jrrjr ♦*♦rj* ej****rj#*Jr♦*< Ignorant." sinister shadow of ihe (ininms' courtThe plea further staled thnt through ship. Ntniol In the hall. She formerly (In Saturday Ihe County Agent ran lie found in his office In the had held a place In Giimiit's favor. auch "fradulcnt concealment" IleuImHcincnl of the. Coiirf Ilouae. At any olhrr time he may be ]♦ *** ♦ *** •*<[♦♦!»*!rrI+*Irr!»»!rr!rtjGjrrJr*Jr*Jr*Jr#JrrJ»*J»*J**J»»Jr*jHjr*Ji«jMj*^trJrrJr ♦ v V V V V 5 lab Croker induced Richnrd Croker to Allis Girl to Depart. reached through the ofTiee of the ( handier of Commerce. Leave •xocute his will of October, lUI'.i, and Mrs. Gumm, realizing that the fdrl *nil rail* I here. ’ r prejudiced his mind and kept him Mas agitated over the news that yiainu *-*S Gumm had married, asked why Ml** from Intercourse with his children. t*n b-i w i r » w.) r ; n -, t*. e s ii * * bj b b v b‘i bu I'ooltire did n<*l go nrtny and lean Mr, e.Itte also gave details relat­ Iheni alone. ing to the ulleged marriage. laird SHRIEK (IF GfKMt Cl I Ill'S FIELD and any,me v. h wishes to watch til “ He’s mine, I'enrl Thomas,“ she le. Chief Justice Moloney, in handing MEETINGS IIKI.Ii T ilItlli (ill ..petal.... will I, welcome lo do so. piied to the bride who formerly wns < down his decision, said the court I'enrl Thomas, manicurist and atllst (M l THE CCM'NTV would allow the plea of fraud, ami model. Mrs. Gumm attempted to per"M Will I \t; K i'tl EST.S" AND THE] suitdo the girl to go away and tod that It must la) filed tomorrow with Six citrus Hold meeting;, were held GROWER \Nit TRUCKElt particulars, the costs of both parties make n scene on account of the mnr in Seminole county on May Ml, nnd t lace. •to bo the costs in the cause. I hnida Inti Lei. an,I growers arc luh al Geneva, Chitluola, Oviedo, A lta­ IV -' "till, wHat's the use," she replied monte, Long wood and Ihe Sanford [ itlgi'd t» i'iatd«*y t In* tiHfti.HluiMt> of despi indent ly, FORMER N A V Y BOAT l ouiitry Club, Various phases of the ‘‘mariiugf priests," these being liimTheti, according to Mrs. Gumm, Ihe SEIZED IN RUM RAID citrus industry were touched, hut mo t ' proved ai,lh la iln* production of big Coniine glil asked that Mrs. Gumm attention was given to the discussion [crop's While it h not claimed that step out Into the hallway. “ After a riTent experience with her, ‘ NEW YORK, May 17 (ton* piotid- of diseases and insect pests and their 11hey iiu'irusc ill run cropt*, it t* true ly Boating the American flag during i mil ml by spraying and dusting. A that i ct tain litak imp* ate invreaaed I was nfiahl lo do this. Then she n.ld she wished to see Kenneth," the • world wide cruinc of the United grout deal of interest wn manifested by them. In Ide snhl. States navy and with a brilliant by those attending ami a genuine ex­ This idea may lr* mil with rkcjili“ lie came out of the hath room and ItH NEFIT HIGH SCHOOL A T H L E T IC ASSO C IATIO N world war record, the former navy pression on their part that they hoped 'ta il hy s"llie leader \\In, have licre- saw her. lie said: *Go home, we're boat "Yankton" was,revealed yester­ that other similar meetings could be tofoie Is lo ved that thc tunctm ll o f married. Lei ns atone.* day as the rum runner Yankton un­ arranged in the nenr future. Th/ nt"She InsGted that she wanted to •* not iclated to the growing der British registry. An n result of tendance wns good, there being u total i' * |,nY ‘ *"P* Gtheia may fear that the see him for a moment and mine Into her capture federal warrants were is- ol one humlred and rix. at the meet- dignity of hpiiitoal leadeiship is on- the room, carrying u (tapper hut In her sued for eight men, alleged heads of itigs. A good set of binoculars was danger, d, However, officials of the band. Kennetb said: T suppose you a nation-wide rum running, .on taken iilniig and several hand lenses. Ktnte I lanl lloaiil linsteii to aiiiuiuiee bare n can again. W ill, If you have. Ji.ii might iih well slimit, I eat lodlets.' charges of conspiring to violate the and a great deal of pleasure was givdie pin- ts referred to in this •'tif cottr-e, he ttliln't lldtilt she Volstead act and to defruud the gov­ ell those present when limy could see 1 ate Ho olio t than the ciiminun wmdd shoot, tod she walked up to ernment o f customs duties. dearly the mltiute insect |ie*ls ns they bee that the term "imir- him and pulled the gun front under her Tho defendants will lie produced in really are. It is hoped that before l*rii.-1" has bee.n applied to this bid and tired. I bad started down­ court today by their attorneys. Fed­ long a inerting rati Ik* arranged faithful filcnd of man hecause it aids stairs and turned at tbe shot. Kin* eral agents last night U-gan n search discuss fetlilir.ets and euHurnl inidli-, ,H Hie pollinaliou of eertain flowers had thrown her arms nnoind him, but even though wounded, he dims her for the other men. oils,* and take up any other subject l herefiue, n| their reproduction, front lilm toward a comer. Then 1 Disclosures tnude to government thnt any grower may desire t•> have NrlentUls, wlm have studied tin* heard another shot, and. running hark, : officials by the crew of the Yankton, discussed, Eventually we are looking Dowers, the fruit and the reproduc­ thought stie lutd shot him again. When which I ini (nil into port several days e r Ward to Hie formation of citrus Hon o f plants, nay thnt some flowers I reached the door she was falling to ago, out of provisions and fuel, were dubs throughout the courtly, which “ G' " T osh pollinated." This means Ihe floor. She had hilled herself. T said to have resulted in the issuance will meet at convenient intervals for tlml If ia tim ’K ury for tho pollen When 1 saw her there, all crumpled [■ up and Kenneth wounded, 1 fainted. of tho warrants. , the thrashing out together of ’ the (flower dust) of one flower to bo “ She didn't love Kenneth and he The Yankton, according to the o f­ problems confronting them at that tiansfericd to the fruit-producing or- didn’t love her. She might have Iteen ficials, left the West Indies, recently time. The serins of meetings just fin­ t nn (pistil) of another, if fruit is to Infatuated with what I would rail flap­ 8:3tt P. M. Eii with a cargo of liijuor worth $500,000 ished wns conducted by S, W. Hiatt, grow, and vice versa. Bees are- recog- per love, Imt tliere wbb nothing deep and finally reached “ Rum Row" after district „ Kent; Ed. L. Ayers, patholu tdxed ns excellent carriers of pollen about tier affection. “ 1 truly Iota my husband, although part o f her cargo wss removed. U te r I ntrd entomologist! S. U Klme, I tom one flower to another, and in -Glven by DcLund Hlflh Glee Club DlrcrU'tl by Mtulcal Dircctors of StclsunIt hits only been In Hie last few weeks .all of thealcohol was removed, and|county agent of Orange county, who this wof they have earned the right to thnt we have been together tnuch, Corns, the super-cargo, left with thr ■apraiuliu’d on citrus; and the county be called "mairlago priests." Ho after a long estrangement, During Mat shipment, telling the crew be UgPnt o f Seminole county, Hi speaking of tho relution o f the llmse weeks lids girt continually ful-i would return with provisions. I ee to the farm and truck field, Frank lowed us. Kenneth told ua he wua n. Admirtsion, 35c and 50c .The Yankton remained in the row Stilling, of the State Plant Board through with her. ^ COTTON • for Mveral daya and at last, the crew “Aa late as two nlghU'before tho j The time i* rapidly approaching for aiiys: “ The be^goca well with fruit facing starvation, and using wood­ the giving of tho Florida Method of ,' r vegetable t? — Many Florida wedding I wanted to terminate our work chopped from the deck for fuel, Boll Weevil control. Any information ‘'itrui ,,n*l truck men are realizing friendship and give Kenneth to her if puffed feebly into New York and was which the county agent can get for how much the bcu helps them. This j lie .wanted to go to her, but he assured ], me that there wga nothing to hls‘ > taken over by the customs authorities. any of the farmers‘ growing cotton, help is of two kinds: first, the beoi friendship with her and that he mereThis space donated by. Th aYankton, customs official, will !h> most gladly gotten. The cot­ makes honey to lie eaten and. aoldjj ly bad spent some time with the Con > said, accompanied the American fleet ton glowers are so widely di^|H>rsed second, it makes cross pollinaliou pos tun* girl while we wjre estranged.'_ in th* round-the-world cruise under Three weeks ago be told nie lie wns A] throughout the county, that it will Ire »ihlc Where it is not nnloral. command of Admiral "Fighting Bob" ready to settle down and we started, “ There are many other. Llossinilng a difficult proposition to get them all T Evans in 1007-08, and later served in together for the demonstration of the plant*, such as the I'atridgo pea, com­ going together again, "T I h' h Miss couture Interfered. Ite.'fl Cba Atlantic fleet and as a convoy control, but nevertheless, in about mon palmetto, gall-berry,'honey-suck- cently she met ua on tho atreel pnd kj craft In the Mediterranean during the ten days time the county agent wil! U, and etc., which grow in tho cltiys PUlIrnl n gun yn o^ Kennelh Jntd hai world wgr. H ie craft was sold ® from p fftm. res f rom m f ew tuwi nf nml truvkliig ~reyton‘ fh i weTl m the to stop talking about blip ap be wt« m i m m rr Dir -tba-H rooW yirnavy-yiifd ~BnG Al JftikH on a L a m cotton on tbu farm of A. B. Mulmncy, general farming rogiotui) and which through.*' prlrata parties. --------------------------Jt east of the city of Sanford, and apply uvid to the sources o f honey visited A Christian nation la one that con­ the poison to thpso rows, A notice of wnd drawn upon hy the bees. But cul­ Th# Harold delivered six times a _ - ............................................... y i-r-f r ^ l r i w W g f iw f r the lime will appear in the U traldl tivated crops furnish much o f the nec- tains underpaid girl employees and S ; for lie . , rescue homes. <, SEMINOLE COUNTY AND FARM NEWS NOTES.. $3,850 CHAS.- L. BRITT ] Agent | In O ld Louisiana A Musical Comedy of the old South • High School Auditorium Friday, May 18 ..Chamber o f Commerce.. i 1 �. -*•. •- . --------- ' ~? ' V " V — .r ; *-r .* V 1" L*-» .v«r.VMfvW7y -1 HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 17,1923 PAGE LOW AND FINAL FOR THE LAST DAY OF THIS SALE THESE PRICES •I ■T last day of this wonderful sale Will see the greatest BARGAIN GIVING of the entire sale. The i llVAL CUTS in PRICES will hring a TERRIFIC RUSH o f Buyers. I t w i l l b e t h e d im ax-of VALUE GIVING on D. L. Thrasher’s high grade stock. A landslide of BARGAINS that will swqep HNS and SHELVES like a blizzard.------------—----------- ;— ------------- - The Positive! v — BRILLIANT, BARGAINS Prices that Toll Out a Swift Decision SHIRTS MEN’S SOX Men's Dress Shirts, an extra larce assortment to choose from. Formerly sold to ' $1.75, n o w ......... . Look. Men, at this extra fine lot of Pure Thread Silk Sox. All the popular shades and all sizes. The prices on this lot are just as represented. Reg­ ular $1.00 values. A ll go last day, at— $1.19 LISLE HOSE 49c STRAW HATS Ladies! This Is for you! And It means just what it snys! Plain colors, some fnncics, some check-. ed— Beauties all— Just come and look! You’ll fight for thcrit. The Real 75c kind, O Q f» going at ....................... The Season’s latest styles. New lot just arrived. All the popular shapes. Sec this lot, Men! Former Values $5.00, Saturday .......- ....... ‘................. Former Values $3.00, Saturday ........... T................ Former Values $2.50, Saturday ......... ..........:............. $2.95 $1.95 $1.49 ATTENTION! LADES!! Some men may think their dol­ lar is worth more tha nolhers’ but their $2.05 won’ t buy equal value. Good $3.50 D A vats., going a t ....... Men!! ’ A world heat-, er! Well" worth 50c. You will never expert to see Huch marvel o u s values for the . money. Our advice; Be here first. 2 pairs for Buy Your Summer Supply of SHIRTS A t Tremendous Savings YMIEIIE— W H EN— have you been al*Je to buy bran-new Shirts of PEBBLE CREPE CORDED MADRAS . i W H ITE OXFORDS U S ILK STRIPE MADRAS A T SUCH G IV E -A W A Y PRICES? A wealthy of pretty patterns, jazzy or comtcrvaiye, for your choice. .SHIRTS OK CLASS and DISTINCTION, cheap at twice the price. • * HERE ^ j N OW! Almost given away! Hey, Boys! Here’s where you will shine. N if­ ty Oxfords with good Calfskin Uppers nnd Welted Soles— going for a song. Only about 50 pairs, all sizes— walking out. Former­ ly sold up to $0.00. A ff Going n t ......... MEN’S TIES Men’s Silk Ties in medium widths. All the popular shades. Values to $1100. In this lot n o w ........... 49c OXFORDS AND PIMPS $ 1 .9 5 BOYS’ PANTS Khaki Pants, double stitched, side and hip pockets, sizes 12 to 10. Reg. vuluc Q | ?rt $1.25, now ................ Sizes 0 to 12, now*........................ 79c MEN’S BELTS Men’s Leather Belts, Sterling Top Buckles. Black, Brown and Paint Beach. Regular values to $1.00. Thousands of dollars^worth of high grade Shoes go out regardless of cost. It’s the last call, only one more day and your chance to buy and save will be over. Quick action means money to you. Drop ev­ erything and attend this sale before it ends S A T U R ­ D A Y N IG H T , M A Y 19TH. Checked and Plain Nainsook, full cut, elastic Bund Pin Check Aragon Work Pants, extra well made, good weight and will wear like iron. Regular values $2.50. © 4 *7 0 Special................... Hno Duality Fur Felt, Soft nnd Pliable. Formcr, ly sold for $6.00. Special - $1.95 Rcnl classy, latest styles Pnlcnt Colonic) Pumps. See this big bar­ gain lot, Ladies! Hurry and get your size. Former- Q Q f f f f ly sold for $5. Now.. SILK HOSE Ladies, you cannot nfford to miss this. Real $2.75 and $3.1)0 values. Fancy Silk Hose, Brown, Black and White— 95c Oh, Joy, what a bargain for Thursday morning. Very fine quality Kid RED CROSS Oxfords and Pumps. Formerly sold up to $9.50— Last Day— Pure *Thrfcnd Silk Full -Fonhion Lisle tops and feet. Cordovan, Navy and Grey. Regular $2.00 vo,um-........... 98c now Silk Sox, all sizes, and all the desired colors. ’This lot sold reg­ ular to 75c pair, now go­ ing nt— 39c HANDKERCHIEFS 08c Lnrge size White Handkerchiefs, good quality, SUITS $2.95 CHILDREN’S SHOES Buster Brown, solid leather shoes for children. ;sizes 5 to 13. High and low shoes. Strap Slippers Kid and Patent leather. Mothers, look at this lot ['Tiursduy morning, Values to $ 1,00. Special— . $ 1 .9 5 BABY SHOES Little Shoes, Little DEVILS soft sole Pumps, sold regular for $1.25. Special for Suturday morning 49c MJ3N! BOYS! HOW WOULD YOU L IK E TO BUY LndiesI What n Snnp! Here is a Hose with a body to It and not the “ spiderweb” kind— plain col­ ors or clocked. Hurry! Well worth up to $2.00. Q tZ g * Going n t ................... „ . * J v l * SHOES AND OXFORDS of tire finest grade, rtiade to sell at from $10 to $15, Special for Thursday— It’s not often that wc can offer values of this kind. But, here they ure. Come In a hurry the best go first. In this lot we have about 200 pairs of the choicest footwear made In the country, good that a $5 hill would hot buy ut the factory today. They comprise our broken lots and there are not mnny sizes of any particular kind. But you'll find your size and no end of ntlraclivc styles In ail leathers. ($30.00 WOOL SERGE SUITS, $23.85 — and M O N E Y in the Pockets Besides— Whipped into a Price Jelly— $18.00 P A L M B E A C H S W T S , $12.85 Next Door to the National Bank Corner and First St. A bargain sensation that will stand unsurpassed! A n advance offerin g that will be grasped with buyers^ w*se*^orebanded Fine Footwear, like this, in Desirable Styles Is rarely found on the Bargain Counter. All are ex­ cellent materials, superb workmanship and beauti­ ful fit— several hundred pairs to pick from. Q Q n REAL SILK HOSE . / and “M O N E Y ” in the Pockets Besides ' / % Special for Last Day now .............................V V v Pure Thread ATHLETIC UNION COLONIAL PUMPS SUITS 89c HOSE WORK PANTS “ n e w Aragon Brand double stitched High Back, 220 llcriint. Sold regular for MA $2.00, n o w ............. tj> j L « it DOWN! $3.65 . BOYS’ OXFORDS” ' 'Itn a.n Army lartlt!, plain and enpped toes. All .naranteed ki lid leather. Former values to $5.50. , Lost Day Special— MEN! 0N& H U N D R E D B R A N D Blue Cljgmbray, double stitched fast color, nil sizes. All you want, each........ffl v v ■Ml $4.95 WORK SHOES i W O M E N 'S TO $10.00 F IN E K1I) EEactzseu;? This lot consist of Calf, White Relnskin, Brown nod White Comhinalions. Formerly sold for $7.50. Last Day— FELT HATS . OVERALLS WORK SHIRTS' SEMI-DRESS PANTS Another hig special! AH vefy fine quality Kid low heels; Ties, Pumps and Oxfords. Formerly huIiI -to $9.00 «• — —>» $1.95 MEN’S OXFORDS wtam i $12.85 ~ : < Ought to stir your bottom dollar, and raise it out. These Suits are made of oil Wool Serge o f excellent medium weight, always o favored and reliable fabric. The styles and workmanship are all you could wish for— and the p r ic e s Why, Men, where, when have you seen it’s equal? For un­ questionable, downright savings— G rab them! I * 'I �; SANFORD. FLO RID A. TH U RSD AY. M A Y 17.19M PACE FOOT Sanford Daily Herald IN CO-OPERATION LIES TH E SALVATION OP T1IE GROWER. pose o f “ squaring rfccounts.” On the more arrests than the cases warrant it takes all sorts of people to makc A larger view of the matter would wurid. We have a sufficient varictr Sunday preceding the fateful Mon­ day, In strolling about tho city in ban the fee system even If it did not in Florida, for that matter to mV* view n world. And now nnd then wP .. . company with his W ife he met the entail - needless arrests. That vtew> ;o b Colonel In company with-hls wife and .holds that when public work Is to bee;j so puffed up that we think we hors fo r atj the. world by the Just about laughter, and pointed him out tip performed, . R | Rit .should . . be-paid . . . tail. , ,.u„t Mrs.' Editor With thn remark, “ Thai** whatever dcllnito compensation Is j then some lover o f the cnttlu Tkk should b~e 'o r some whelp o f a whipping,bo„ j, Is the man who on the morrow n m "rtxed, nnd that no one '** ,J l~ make you a widow.” The next morn­ 'pernfitted to make personal nnd• pri' exposed nnd we have to apologia ing he was up betimes, presumably vate proltys out o f the performance But without reflecting on anybody to arrange his affairs ip view of-Hhe o f public duties. Thus the nssesor wc want to suggest that il is unwj* for a,stated for the kettle to call the pot black. Impending catastrophe, but the'flrst should do his' work This country began with differ, item o f news that came to his ears salary, and so, too, the sheriff, the wa sthat the savage Colonel had judge, the codrt clerk, and all others. cnees of opinion.- The only time- the dropped dead'on Sunday nijdtt after We do not pny any commissions or people could be said to be unanimou, returning from 'his stroll..-The edi­ fees to our governor, mayor, supreme on nny subjflrt was when their iwtk, tor ends his harrowing tale with the court judges. The fee system, there were to the wall and -they had td not apply .'to, minor stand together or fall together. Rm pious reflection, “ So it sometimes fore, should fUlCfJiaJJmt- tho Lord-,jkskos-c^ee-ef orffiew----- ------- -----■■ his own.” He continued his fight The viciousness of the fee system nnd Able could not agree, nml they against the cruelties o f the convict of course manifests itself more.plain- are but typical o f the human race. Everywhere wo arc prone to want camps, but without dvnil l |y when it relates to the imprisonThe chief intorestAhot attaches to; metil of human beings. Its evils are our own way and want to pres our this story lies In tile fact thnt these; obvious in the'case of nllowlng a opinions on our fellows. If there arr horrible outrages hive been going on I sheriff the right to profit, ns part of no questions over which men will fo rthn last thirty years with the! his* fees, from whatever savings he divide politically, there nre politicise, sanction and authority of the state makes on the cost of food to jail who will provide qucitlons with p#r. tit ion fences in them. The tariff i1Ue,. ,h*V I of Florida, and that even now, in this inmates. tion is a living example. Th.. ],.aKUe twentieth century .there is n strong nut the tee system is equally funparty In the legislature that favors ffnnmtally .wrong in the case df of- o fnations nnd the world court arc others. Then some of us nr,. ,jry iLk!.. ____ • I _ . • . . ♦ # their continuance. flcials whoso work is of nn admin nnd others arc wet. And these istrntive or clerieul character. "Oh, tho souls that have sped, ditinns are pravalent both north and Wo can not go wrong if we adhere Oh, the herti thnt have hied’ south .east and west. No worse i,r by tho Btern orders of the state, of to (he principle that (hire shall l>c no better in ono spot than another. Florida. Twenty-one deaths in tho no private profits out of public office We’ll admit we we can make ns much cunvJcj of Senator Knahh alone, and bey and a fixed salary for the per­ mud Dy in a city election in riinhla he holds n seat in tho senate o f Flor­ formance of duty. — Jacksonville ns they can in California or Nthraska ida, in spite of such u murderous rec­ Journal. but that’s what makes polities inter­ -----------o----- *----ord. Tho inelinhlc shame of it!— esting to some people;— ReporterSOUTHERN 8 C R A IT IN G . Tampa Times. Star; t fU M KIDS — Behind the Times. N M l i t H > M f r i t M M n •t r r p t 9mm, « » r at I I * Herald Itulldlaa. I V t < . A r e , Sanford, Fla. 1-fV( U .* i Tho Sanford .oflory soction ha* lipcn growing winUr vegetables for •Thte Herald Printing Co. mtiny year* nnd has grown from a Email tM'Kinning of n few ncrcs to rVIILIflllKIUI mony thousands o f acres and the j I iio ix ir J ............. - ....KAItor Inreeri k in g station in the country. .....Serrefarr-Treaanrer J. M IXAIUIa era I H . . « * r r It has grown no large that Hanford H. A. IXKKI.___ h . n. iio i.t.r ... A d r r r l l i l w M naaaer now tthlpR more cars o f winter vege­ A d r r r t l a l a a Ratea M a la K n o w n on tables under refrigeration than tiny Application other section of the world which is L K W I I A l l i r r .... r i r e n l a l l o a I f a a a a e r going some. But it hna conic to the Phone K » * H ' a f t e r K p, in. parting o f the ways probably for that Nabaertatloa Prlaa a A d r a a e e very reason. Home authorities on One Year.. I l l Maalk a the situation say that too much cel­ D r llr e r e d la Clip bp C arrie r O a r W e e lt „ - _. _ __...__„....__ _____IS O a t a ery is now being raised in Florida an«! that it c^n not be consumed, i Ua-l3.iaJa.iU 'a lP e a tlre ir ra rer. N r m t.n l. iV^*^fntJafp» fftlidra say‘ that a better distribution and la pabll.hed e . e r p Frldap. A d r r r ttalaa r a t»a w a d e known on nppllea* is necessary and that with the proper ’ tlon. d3.00 per penrt alw apa la adrpaee. organisation that would control ship­ M K M IIK H T U B ASSOC:iATI-ll T'HHNH ping to n certain extent and go after Th o Aaaoclata<l I ’ roaa la r ir lim lv n lv more markets tiial It .would be im­ antltled to tha uao fo r raiiulillratlon o f We a ll n t w t dlapalchra crrdlled In It or possible to flood the markets. not otherwis e credited In Ililo tiapor are not well enough versed in all this and alao tha local mwt published herein. growing and marketing of winter A l l r l i h l o o f rs-piibllm tlan o f special vegeta Idon to nay which one is righf ( d l.p a t c h r . herein a m alao rosnrvad. O ff lee l II I'It A M l n i i l . l l l Aft. Phone 14* but we do say with all frankness that AJverlUlna Krpintrn'ullvp * I the present methods of growing nnd THE AMERICAN PRKftft AS50CIAT ION shipping nnd marketing arc not right and that some systematic form o f con D"l is needed and that such a control con Is needed nnd that such a control mall in Florida. Willi tho present can not he gained for the advantage postal service the court will lie over of tile grower without a strong or­ before they get their summons. ganisation that will take up the sliick f where it is needed. We tiro so large •» — ------- ° ---------Higginbotham will !*• triedtoday that we need training or we will at Cross City, i f it were nny other grow all over the field and we need place wo would look for u conviction some one to tell us how much to •—but not In Dixie county. plant, how to pack nnd ship and then The lais Angeles Times regards FEE SYSTEM N E X T! l*T Want that piano moved? Gall Dx -----------o---------to find tho markets or at least to tho failure of the Florida legislature for n QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER, The gasoline tux bill is being held protect the men who come hero to "The fault of the whole lease sys­ to deal a' death blow to the convict They know how-. Sfl-Thr-Fri-Sat-lfc 1. — A now Library Huilcjinir in tho contef of tho city. up and plastered with t»thefitIntent* buy tho stuff and see that they are 2. — Kxtonsiun of tho preaent bulkhead tin the lake shore. tem lies with tho fee system,” de­ lensc system nnd the uboHHon of the and it will prolmbly be killed before not swamped in the‘ markets with clared Mr. Telfnir Stockton in his whipping boss ns nn evidence of a U.— Tho now pier and boat basin finished before January, S T ^ I’S HACKING COUGH it has n clianre to come hark. vegetables at lower rates' than they remarks nt the mass meeting In the sluggish mind, While the Omaha 1924. ■ o-------- — have paid. “ Had n hacking cough for yean, Bee sees in it n caricaturing of the Jacksonville city liall Friday. 4.— A biK Auditoriu mthat will neat at least 6,000 people. Dispatches say that the Croker will and Foley’s Honey ami Tar is the only Ill fart the growers here need politics of the south where they love 6. — New home for the Campbell-LossiiiK Post, American "W e ought to have a fixed system,'' to scrap. Both, of course nre gnss- remedy that reached my cough. I may lx» broken. This will cause a tnuch in the way of protection and ho urged. Legion, flutter in many i|uurters and echoes tlie troubles of the growers do not Mr.’fJHockton referred • to “ negro irg'at it. Neither arc in possesion of huvo not been troubled, with it since,” C.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will be of It will even lie heard in Florida. end with tho protection of the grow­ writes Mrs. E. M. Doby, Asbgry Park, crop shooters and others guilty of facts. drawn. •. . Jurors, can now Imj summoned by ing and shipping end. They must lie N. J, Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Outside or the legislature, it must small crimes thnt do not hurt atfyonf 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. -----------o---------protected- from the worms and in* Cheat and Bronchial trouble,are i|uick. I k * admitted, however, that sentiment hut themselves.” 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works ami Those Chincsa oficinls wiio will act sects, they must have the right kind is so strongly against the present ly relieved with Foley’s Honey and As long* ns the fee system exists soft water. ns liostages fo r tho foreigners to Ik* o f fertiliser and they must have the there will bo un incentive for .un­ lease system and the whipping boss Tar. Contains no' opiates—ingredi­ 0-—Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. freed and llie ransom paid by the right kind of transportation, they scrupulous officers to make ns many that were the question submitted to ents printed on the wrapper. I.argent 10,—Ten thousand people lutre one year from today. Chlnrso government shows Unit (be must have iced cars when they want arrest* as possible. This can not he a vote both the system and the lash selling cough medicine in the World. East can teach the West many things. them and they must have them true of the police departments of would be scrapped. As to political Sold everywhere.— Adv. D M n A i u r z t t R t i i u i u i u n placed whver they want them and scrapping the south does do a lit of •u n i large cities or the police courts where that, but it appears from this dis­ they must have the cars iced in the The Del.aml boys say that one <f ON SANFORD I’EOl'LK. the foe system no longer exists. It Kj (tie leading lady characters in “ In Old proper milliner for transportation to tance that California with its HI *4 pa does apply In justice court eases, Johnson bi-annual scrap, and Nebraa- Louisiana," is the prettiest girl in Tho "Town Slouch" in the Orlando the northern markets. They must k* N| wlih sheriffs and deputy sheriffs both have their-own plnnts if necessary to antl kn with its bi-parlisnn organization Florida. 11-3tc Sentinel says: K-r N in smaller nnd larger counties The Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pay in get the right service ami the right thnt turns the state U|i-side-down ev­ Bob Holly of Sanford vsited with N Ra with county judges. adviim-c for nil papers drawn, and absolutely depend- upon their prices nnd they must lie large enough If it Is a safe you want moved, call Mr. Stockton hits upon a funda­ ery few years has ns much free en­ Shorty Cox at Madison Monday. He a» collections fur their running capital and profits. When subscrib­ to Iniy their fertilisers nnd nil mate­ tertainment as the south. tho QUICK SERVICE TBANSKKlt; says Shorty is ns fat, jolly anil pep­ by ers neglect to pny them-it is tho CAUKIEK and not THE Pa mental proposition when he urges the rials In large ipinntiticn and get the Political scrapping goes on every- they will movu it safely. I'hone lick abolishment of the fee system. Even pery iia of yore. Herald Hint stands tho "brunt." rigid prices. They must be large Sfl-Thr.-Fri-Kat-tfc where. So long as husmans nre hu­ • i Subscribers who ifii not cure to pay th* uisriiu|>tis ti vv .. Pa­ if all cnnviyt leasing Is sto||jied, tlic^ man there will'he dilfecvnouainf i*|dnenough to demand (lie proper freight Dave Thrasher/ past president ‘ of may pny the Herald tw-o or more months in mlvaneu nnd they pa fee fty’stem will rcmwln -wrong, fur ion. Is has long been conceded thnt rates and if they are not forthcoming *4 The Daily Herald, U>c per week. Sonfopjl Itotury, was presented witli R r will pay the carrier each vyeek from this fund. Px th ere would still be the urge to make to do os the f'ulifoniiu growers n cut gluss service yesterday, and *4 N» This system^of delivery Is knowu as the IND E PEND E NT have dope— pureiiase their own ships just ns ho reached for it, tin,' waiter P» ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a < A K IilE lt I’ l.AN and is used by most o f the larger newspapers of and send tin* Vegetables north by fell down. Such is life, Dave, Just ■■ *.1 P4 ■ ■ tlie eountry and has proven beyond doubt to be the ver ybest plan water which is (lie cheapest trnns ■a ns We reach for tile Apple of Success per of delivery. When a hoy manngen bis own route, buys and sells imitation in the world. , somebody pulls the ludder from un­ at a profit lie in in business for himr.elf in exnelly tho snmo sense 'Pa This is some of the points in tho r i der us. * i as any merchant. He knows he must give service to he success­ P4 orgniiixiitiun that will give the growfrr P* ful and build up his business, lie knows that every new custom­ i ers of (ills section whnt they need BOB IIOI.I.V OF TH E HERALD. *» l ■■ — ----------------------- ---- — - — — — ■ —» — : ami what they should have and then f*n er he secures means more profit. In short, he knows ho must •4 conduct his business in a capable and efficient manner to be suc­ tiie half has not been told. The licn- M cessful. ■Wc suw in a local coin inn in tills ellls that will accrue from a real as­ Nr The Herald earnestly- requests its subscribers not to dis­ paper-that Huh Holly, t-dilni « f l lie sociation of growers here can not he ■2 do the thing that I be­ r,4 courage these boys in ibis, their first business venture, by refus­ The influence of ad­ Pa Satiford Herald, had passed through j intimated hut they mo there and they ■2 S4 a * lieve discriminating peo­ •4 Gainesville on his way homo from onn lie miiiiiium I up by reading the his­ ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper. vertising: is apparent in *4 NS ■2 ■■ TullahasMos and that lie spent a feu tory of •it In*r in gaiiizat ions. ple have judged best. every turn of my daily hours here calling on his nutneroiis if l hole are any growers in this N> TH E SAN FOB D D AILY HERALD, ■ ■ They mean conven­ life. I find I cannot dis­ friend here lie didn't call on and that district who have nut lliouglit about El oa Fa e. P j Vi a>i Nj pit jv* g j frien dhcre lie didn't call on and that (lie new oignnizalion of growers get + * *s i r.\ ience. It is not neces­ regard it. It is always was us. We know why. He was in touch with 1.. I. Frazier, tho sec­ : sary to describe the ■* with me, guiding: me in afnrid wc would kill him for railing retary and join up now. Don't wait The best way to get more mouths place Kuxtix on the lips nnd In the thing 1 want. Even the us, in the Herald, an elghty-‘year-o|d to see "what the organization intends eating oranges s to conch the people minds of lilu.UUU itotarlans, in 1,700 my pleasures and in my kid. He know ho had overshot our to do'.' The otgaiiizalion needs you in the home*. There is no other fruit itotury i lubs in every state in the : most intimate articles duties, telling me what I age by six years. Hut, Bob, boy, we now nnd after -it gets going good it s owliolesome nm| at the same time United Ktatea and Canada, Great : may he purchased with­ should eat, wear, and don't bold that against you. Tito fuel will not need you but you will need so easy to serve. There is no reason Britain and Ireland, Cuba, Port** : thnt you culled us u kill and said we tlie orgiinlzulioii. Get in the game why oranges should not he set-veil at Rico, Uruguay, Philippine Islands, ■2 out embar r a s s m e n t use and what I should are putting bright spots on the Kill) wifli the men who are tlying to do least with one meal every day. The Ghnn, Punaina, , India. Argentina. since tlie advertisers buy for my family. ■ (we muun tlio Gainesville Sunt took something for you while you wait place to begin is right here in Flor­ Spain ,Canal Zone, Japan, Mexico, have given us handy nil the sling out of that slight over­ on the outside of (lie feme to see ida. Then extend the good work to France, South A fricg, Australia, New : : I find that there is on shot nt our ago, Good link to you, whether tlie dog will bite you or not. other stales. Follow tlie example of names. Zealand, Newfoundland, Norway, Pe­ : the tip of my tongue a Boh Holly. Gainesville Suit. th eflour manufacturers nnd go di­ ru and Denmark, : They mean assurance multitude of names the , EAT MOKE lilt GAP. rectly to the homes through the press Euxtix Rotary is doing something ■■ in shopping. There is no and popularize the uso of the orange mention Qf which will * I'A KM Kit GAINS NOTHING IH thnt h.is never Iteen done before, it a sa part of our daily diet. The pub­ ■2 The Washburn-Granby Milling Com­ indecision. Even before FEBRUARY ADVANCE is doing the great thing and Whig “ 2 bring from some shelf pany, of Minneapolis, Minn., U put­ lic will be better off and the grovfer out o f the ordinary will attract atten­ ■■ ■ ■ IN CROPS. I enter the shop I know nearly everything that ■■ ting on an advertising campaign to too if this is done.— Keporter-Ktar. tion. ■■ And following out this line of what I want to buy. induce people to eat none bread as ■■ I can use in my daily Besides the message carried In the ■ ■ Itapbl increase in tjio cost of living a meatjs of nlimulating the wheat thought wliht is the mutter with the And certainly they life and in the daily life ■2 celery growers o f Sanford and of official organ*, the A* hoc inted Press a * are accompanied by absolute as well imiikct for American fnrmejs. will carry the story, and as every Ro­ ■ ■ mean satisfaction. For us relative decreases in the prices o f of my family. What, of course, is a basic product Manatee getting up some good ad­ AM agricultural product* .according to in America. Bread always has Imen, vertising about the good results from tary tjuli has one or more "newspnper h'M tlie advertiser whose MM In every instance that Jlgure* issued by the Department of an dal ways will be the chief element eating celery and scatter il broadcast men as member*, they will editori­ MM MM product is not good can­ name means a very def­ Ag rlcullure. The index figure rep­ In our daily diet. It Is a basic food over the I aml and make the people alize nn entire Rotary club moving HH M M 1222 miles, a two days’ trip, to be of eat mule celery. Something of this resenting the prids o f six crops nt with healthy people. not continue to adver­ inite promise and assur­ MM some service to its home town. MM the farm was 10" for February, 11*23, The Wnshbui n-Groi.by Company is sort will have to !k« done if the cel­ tise. The fact that I ance of something sub­ against un average o f III for 11*22. in the milling business in n wheat ery acreage 'continues to grow from Tho members look beyond this nnd have seen a name re­ stantial and which will The average price of ten leading growing country. ITinmrily the com­ year in year. There Is too much rel- for their sacrifice they will listen to : s peated over and over crops at the farm in February is pany hi Interested in grinding wheat cry luiced now for the uniounl o f the greatest minds n the world freill make me feel completely placed at DIO as an index number, into flour nnd selling Hal a profit. people who eat it nnd the only solu­ the platform, ineci and mingle w IiJg n n again assures me that it | satisfied ab.out having rotnpared with I2(i in January, 11123, This-is legitimate. The end, too, will tion Is an advertising campaign to some of tin* greatest men o f th e ; a . stands for a product of exchanged my money an dwlth DU in December, 11*20. Be- justify the means of popularizing enlarge the field of celery eaters. world, and come-back to Kurils w it h ]* * Think about it, you celery growers. broader visjon and with the inspira-ljM publican politicians ma attributing bread as a food. quality. In speaking for it. tion to do everything to make a SL this increase to the effect the Suppose we move the key on the M that name to the clerk I Let me say a few greater Eustis and Luko county.— M Fonlney-Met’umber tariff. Thu fact switchboard to oranges, Florida's HH W H AT DDES IT MEANT HH know I am asking for Guslis l-nke Region. |j, however, that the average i* help* staple crop. Suppose large packers filin gs which . t h e s e ------------o — anil shippers should-«b>;exactly whnt rd by the rise in. the price of culUm, the best. HH n ' a m e s — .these old The East is Rotary C!ub will go to MM upon which there is no tariff at nil, the flour mnnurncturers are doing— A STORY OF T H IR T Y YEARS. M M I am a more judicious friends of the* newspaand the Increase In the price of corn, carry their publicity light- into the the St. fsHli.* International conven­ MM M ' tion 100 per cent, strong, traveling upon whlrh the tariff enn have n<* homes. These flour companies have shopper because I buy ’ The Ocala Banner coml<s out with ■ pe v and magazine pages them 122,200 the claim that tho cruelties perpe­ r possible influence because only a few been luigv advertisers In natlonslly 1222.0 miles, giving advertised goods. I pat­ ■ — irjean to me. thousand bushel* of that grain have circulated magazines. This rnubled points, nnd as expressed by Secretary trated In the convict cumps thirty : H ,x ronize the shop that sells ever been import**! to (his country. them to teach the brokers nnd whole- Perry, of the International head­ years ugo were so notcrious that jt <1 They mean good taste. Tiie advance in the price# of agri­ salera to whom they disposed of their quarters: “ We are polishing up the instigated a crusade against them, them. A For (certainly I desire to cultural products cam* hi the depth producL, But now they discover that attendance cup to hand over tp Eus- o r course it arouse! the wrath of o f winter month* after th* vast ma­ they need a market for a nannua! tis. ’ In previous years 00,(MX) points j these who were profiting by tho la4 # jority of farmers had sold their crops surplus. In an effort to enlarge their have won the vup. The cup has lit* tw>r of the cunvicto, and the head of and when cotton, com, wheat, oats, market they are now using the coun-jlle intrinsic value, but behind the cup! one concern, known aa the ‘Colonel," j \ V (This was written by a wom an). potatoes, hay, fruit,_etcu wjrr« safely try. prana to iuncuurage the eating o f j !• the greatest principle o f Rot*ty, find reputed lo~be^ a" dangerous 'man | 'nth* bands of Ihu speculators. more bread *in tha homes the, "service.'* Service means in this when offended,- was furious over the .There will be a big decline in prices, I )>’ I\p«»i /w>4 must nubriantial article case to make personal sacrifice of publication uf an artida in the col­ Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with H is foreseen, during the season time, energy and money to do some- umns o f tha Banner, and notified the The^American Association of Advertising Agencies when the fanner is gathering and What orangp p[ cart and pachas* thing for Eustis. editor that ho would call upon him . <•--------------- L j. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 HERALD COLLECTIONS I ...M AGIC NAMES... | J :s s Er j i f f * . * ! his uwn risk. tor fallowing ‘ �r * . ; *• P A G B F IT O TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H ERALD , TH U RSD AY, M A Y 17,1923 reta » m» Causes of Cllmstlo Change. RUM IN AUTOMOBILE TANKS PROVERBS WHICH ONE QUOTES Tyndall was one of tho first to supgest thnt the cause eff the great Havana Chauffeurs Said to Be Using Q„ htrt grankau Ballevea the Young Peopls Naturally Are Apt to Uso Thoss changes thnt tho cllmnfe o f tho enrth It Because It la Cheaper woman of Today la Not Capabla' Which nslats to Th«4r hns underguito In the past might cot)Than Gatollno. of fialf-Sacrlflco. Businesses. cclvnbly bo the funuallon of thin can- L oplee of gns la the atmosphere, ca­ A report In the Scientific American Did yon ever not Ire how provincial Thu have to watch the modem pable o f trnnfmlttlng tho luminous dance to eee the modern girl at her hent of the sun. but Impervloij* to tho hns It that the inxk-nhs of Havana ■ml self-centered the v orld Is? Why. most self-reveating. Regard her care- dark heat rays radiated back from are running on what our forefathers v*e rnn’t hold an ordinary,conversation knew ns ruiu—though of the dena­ tho mirth. Wheeler, seeking n new tured variety. They are using It be- without some hint of »>u.*petty business jg jjjjg jj affairs .enteritis In. Th * very proverbs explanation of tltc glacial periods, as she circles the ballroom. She suggests thnt such canopies could bo rnuse It Is .'K> per cent chenfa-r than w-nlch we affect, the vi ry bromide* of dances emotionally, but her emotions formed by the fall of rings of mutter gnsolluo, and It Is the product nf speech to which we nre subject, are all are for the rhythm and the music, not externnl to the atmospheres Ih-lng blackstrap molosVes, which Is Jn-t .directly traceable to our particular for the mere male, her partner. Even afterward resolved Into bulls, they now a drug on tho market. This by­ ever.v-dny pursuits. Having nlwn.vs misprt-ted this to be In a man's arms she Is as nearly sex­ might give rise to strong climatic product of cane sugar Is overflowing less as the ladles of the Lyslstrnta, sbnes, until their finnl disappearance the storage tanks; by turning It Into tr -e. I one dn> set about to prove It. Ollbert frsuksu writes in the the .-eaeth-4a the ' f orm ntitiunohlle fuel,. taxljrflfML-liu.yc_hcciIr -i«^-<^y-rf<<ti. - .-t- u f .T .t.wir .f n r -l Regarding her thus, one cahr.ot help o f dust. Ho picturesquely Suggests cut, the minimum now being 20 cents. ninje the rounds of all my friends, em answering the question which alnnds that .primitive man saw tho latest This cut Is snld to Imre been author­ gnit-ng them In jder.snut colloquy. Here's the result: at tho head of this article In the most cloud belts, which gave rise to tha ized hy.lhe mayor nt the request of " I’m pleased to meet you," mulled emphatic negative. Not Give her nil myths of serpents twined about ilia tho rnhnten themselves, who hope by this means to popularize this mode of I ho pulriier. her good qualllles, her poise, her ef­ earth. travel. "Suit yocuyteir." said the tnllor. ficiency, her Intelligence and you will The superabundance o f . blackstrap •That’s right.” agreed the traffic rop. still be forced to admit that—Judging Starlight Drives Motor. nmlnsses has glvtm them their oppor­ "And so forth," salddhe dressmaker. her superficially—the modern girl Is A motor driven by starlight has "Thut’a ti dirty Minnie," observed th« not capable of a great nnd enduring) boon Invented by nn American scien­ tunity. nnd everjhody Und his wife love. To begin with, she Is too selfish, tist, Dr. W. W. Coition ta of Washing* nre riding In state. Jamaica, too. Is washwoman. "Every llltlo bit helps." philosophised too self-centered, too set on the pur­ ton, D. Cn says the Mentor Mnguxtmv planning an limtallntlon near Klnevsuit of what she considers pleasure, Ho sensitive Is the Instrument, which ton for Du- (-(inversion of ram Into the carpenter. "Thnt’u the hww nnd short of It." re­ to abandon herself to thnt self-sacri­ measures heat radiation from tha Indusirfal alcohol. The first consign­ fice which Is Jove nt Its best. And stars, that It will detect an electric ment to he treat ml would he one of torted the rural telegraph operator. HtM.OOO gallons, the spirits being "Try to keep n stiff upper Up," ad­ then, perilnpe. she Is too wise. current of ntie-hllllonth of nn (import* monished the imrtier. Myself, 1 mn snd hnvo always been, Or. to put It more graphically. It Is shipped to ('ittuidn and elsewhere. "Yen, I need IL" protested tho linker. a strong supporter of the civil con­ luisslhle (o measure the heat given ‘.Tni not very well posted on thnt," tract In matrimony. Matrimony, off by the most distant star by mean* LOCATED ON BOUNDARY LINE faltered this bookkeeper. " M after all, Is—however much senll- of electricity generated by Its heat •These word* Minll he my ln*t," mentab- middle-aged fogeys like my­ If the heat front a certain nehuln Town That I* Half in the Otate of averred the cobbler,—Alfa Eugene By* Vermont nnd Half In Provself muy like to regard It us u pure composed of HX1 stnrs, hundreds nt In Judge. incc of Quebec, love affair—^n legal undertaking. And millions of tulles from the earth, war* I think thnt It Is high.time for Hie concentrated on sixty drops of water Then- Is a town culled Beehe Flnlu, young man of today to understand for n hundred years, the temperature OBJECTS TO TERM ‘MASSACRE’ thnt bis legal undertaking when he of the water would he raised one dir which stands half In the stale of Ver­ mont und half In the province |if Que­ Author Insltts That Custaris Last marries a self-supporting or nn Inde­ gree only, Doctor Colilentz says. bec. The post office was Imilt about pendent young woman la not confined Fight Must Propsrly Bs Dt1K30 exactly on the boundary laud line purely nnd simply to housing her. Th* . scribed as ■ Battle. Burglars Laugh at Police. modern woman, yon see, Is something The wildest fiction writer would not between the United Stales and Unitmore than a mere domesticated pet. hnvo dared lo put it In n story, hut adn. Cyrus Tmvnsend Brady, IX.T)., In Standing In two countries, the post the preface of n volume on "Indian She requires her leisures, her pleas­ Brotlnnd Yard Itsdf was visited by ures and, more perhnps even thnp burglar* the other day. The sacro- office belongs to tho postal service of Fight* and Fighters," make* n marked these, her full partnership rights. Hanoi homo of criminal Justice, which the two nations. The cellar eomieci* dlstlnetbui between the termn "mnnIn the days snrre" and "battle." Ho says that nn stranger (mil enter without belnx the two countries. not very long ago when the post oifico every lime n body of trnopa engaged asked Ills business at every turn, win STARLIGHT HEAT SPECTRUM thought to t>e the one place tldeve* was a general slure, -whisky .was lr^ a fight with Indiana nnd,the troop* 'I ' known to he sold in one country and Scientist of Smithsonian Institution would lei alone, hut early niornliiii delivered In the other without ever were outnumbered or caught at a dis­ advantage, and the battle ^’a* con­ visitors .pilfered the lust propnity Explains How It May Bs room within a few- feet of a score having go**, '-mn under the roof of Ilia tinued until the -troop* were slaugh­ Dsterminsd. tered. hucIi an affair wn* popularly or more of reserves, apparently pnx* old structure. *»'v» ——_ Standing In front of rids strange called n ‘ ‘massacre." ns, for Instance, lug right hy u loan patrolling outside By mensurlng’ ft hundred millionth post office Is a large i*At wljch murus *Tho ( ’listit Massacre." degree of temperature pnd a trilllunth aqd got away with several hundred the boundary line. It Is said mat ono .Mr. Brnd.v hellree* this to be nn un­ of an ampere of electrld current. I*r. dot furs worth of valuables. time a man who wanted to get a road­ warranted u*e of the term, f'uster, C. (}. Abbot of the Fnllthsunlan Institu­ way to tns premises moved lids post, the author ivluts out, nttHcked (tie In­ S c a n d in a via 's F o r e i t D o w r y . tion bus determined for the first time nttd many i IioIihuIuIh of dollars and no dians and fought desperately until he About fitl.lkNI.iNNi oi res, or nlmut Ml the heat spectrum o f starlight, us ha little iliac him to lie spent to establish and hi* men were all killed. He rail* announced In nn address at the ( ur- pvr cent of the soil of Sweden, I* i hi* exact line og lilt. It n "hntlle” and not n "massacre." covered with forests. For each 1|Ha regie Institution of Washington. When nn Indian war party raided s of the Inhabitants Sweden has tH id Working with the 100-lnch telescope settlement or, overwhelmed a train, or acre* of forest, which Is the greatest j The people who have let it he nt Mount Wilson ohiervufory rids fall, murdered women and children. Hint, Doctor Abbot measured the heat :ri dlf- proportion In Europe, nret to Finland, * R„own that they wish to buy an nulo- he thinks, wirs n "massacre," The nil Great Jlrllain and Ireland have only , ,, , , , , . , ferente parts of Ihc spectrum of ten mobile this spring have not so far thur says: ■tars nm| the s'utl. 7*he rays were dis­ 7.4 acres per 100 Inhabitants. Of tlm "I would like to nsk If nnyono ever complained that no ono has called on cereal*, wheat Is cUU-fiy grown III tin persed by ft spectroscope In n band heard of the 'Massacre nf Thermopycentral and southern parts of the coun­ them. similar to the rainbow. hii-T' The Greeks fought there until try; rye further north, tail In the most The bright «tur Capelin, which Is all save one were killed. The results northerly pails barley Is the slupts The government still given an in­ there were exactly the same nn those very similar to our own sun In Its spectrum, wus found ‘ to •furnulu tue grufa. ..................... come Inxjnycr some exemption for of the battle of the Little Big Ilorli, but I Imve yet to read in history thnt equivalent of one horsepower to nn The He raid delivered Mx times u his wife and children, hut pretty soon llie Persian* •massacred' the Greeks In area on the enrth approximately rqunit will probably tax them ns luxuries. Hint fumoiis pass." , to the slate of Minnesota. But this week for 15-. prominent star Is feeble (compared with our nun, which Is equal to a hundred billion (Yipellas and sends down nn twenty square feet heat equal to n horsepower. Gn the whole earth Capelin's heat equals MX) horsepower, and as nil the stars together equal MX). Cupel Ins, tliln would amount to otto qunrter million horsepower over the whole earth Amu the stars nlone. SEMINOLE COUNTY FARM softened before using. The following! n n rO k P T KNOW HOW TO LOVE AN D GROVES NEWS NOTES directions for doing this are recom- i - CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from pope 2) tat used in honey making. Art InnlnmrC Is: an much an 200 pounds of cucum­ ber honey haa been made by one col­ ony of been during a cucumber aenaon and tho cucumber crop was increased by tho pollination, poltUcfy no CI.MlBrJ ‘ •Honey bees ara responsible for In­ A<b tk irffd to anyone. Cash creased production of certnin crops, BB»t actompany all orders. for it appears thnt many plants can­ Cooat the "ord* “f " rcnm not produce beat, if at all. without Kordinely. some means nf cross pollination. Noth­ ing is better than tho bee for this pur­ ■$ ■ pose. However, the impression should ro IrS A tH ' notbc "oLtaincd that crosTnoilinatlnn Ik necessary jn tho ense of Mints. It S B E S S - ^ u r" n and Irrigation plup* ■» tta lias been pretty well established thnt bH lOO tfe citrus flowers nre self pollinated." m * n mended by, W. W . Vothcra of the .United States Department of A gri-j culture: “ Add u pound o f coustic soda to 1 quart of water. Stir one minute. Four into 100 gallons of water. Dissolve 2 pounds of soap in 1 gallon o f water and add this to the caustit soda solution. Then add the oil emulsion, In spraying use no agitator." CHEAT TOMATO LOSSES FROM N AIL-H EAD RUST. It has been estimated that $100,000 J*i!U)oJoitJ Vcro, St. Lucie county, ns a result of the fungus disease known ns “ nailhead rust,” unless effective mensurcs nio taken nt once to control the dis­ ease, according to reports from grow­ ers of that locality. G. F, Weber, assistant plnnt path­ ologist, was sent to Vero by tho Flor­ ida Experiment Station to study the trouble and to advise the truckers ns to Its control. He says, upon his re­ turn, that 5-5-50’ bordeaux spray nnd coppcr-Hme dust are being used, ns a means of stopping the spread of the disease,, and with some success. As the Experiment Station has been unable to conduct experiments this year looking to the control of tinilhend rtist, definite recommendations could not be given the growers. How­ ever, Dr. Weber advised the use of regular bordcaux mixture (5-5-50 for­ mula) for this purpose. He suya that previous investigational work along this line and the experience of prac­ tical growers Indicate the effective­ ness of bordcaux mixture (o f the 5-5-50 formula) for the control of the disease. He also intimates that the copper-lime may be effective, if prop­ erly npplied. Uosirr and Ut*ya paint* rf)R SALE--------, 8TEM*END ROT OF W ATERM EL­ wd rarnishes at Sanford Novelty ONS CAN HE PREVENTED Iwcrka, Sanfonl acrnt»m ~tfc One of the worst diseases of water"S a LK—ItFToiiv iaiuiui etftr* melons is stem-end rot. This disease Kiting. 15 «*** for $ 1-00. Mrs. docs much damage in the field, but , worth. Heardall Avenue, San- tho greatest lost occurs on the wny u *T ’ 83*tfp to market, unless bordcaux paste has ■M OjTlKUL LAKE MARY invites been applied to the cut steins. Melons Ifti. High elevation, pure drinking loaded in an apparently aound condi­ er. Good terms on a few cottages tion, have reached mnrkct seriously „ homrs or investment. $800, $1,400, damnged with stem-end rot. It is u I I 600 $2,800.--Lake Mary Realty Co, practice of buyers to press n thumb Ukt 'Mary, Florida. 5-4-tfc against the stem end of tho melon httii—sTl.E—2-ton Federal truck, while passing it out o f the car. If tood for logging purposes, first soft to the touch, it Is rejected. A fungus is responsible for this dis­ IdiM rendition. Cheap Tor ejsh. 1L „ Republir truck, cheap, excellent ease, according to O. F. Burger, plant ditiMi. Address "E " I\ O. Box 3$, pathologist of the Florida Experiment lute Monroe. Fla. ________ 33-tfc Station. Hu says thnt when a melon FOR 8AI.K—5 acre celery farm, for is cut from the vine a drop of sap $4,700 cash. ‘ Half mile west of oozes from the cut stem, and it is More at l.aki- Monroe. All tiled. 6 through this that the disenso enters Irootnoil house. Ley I barn. M. F. the melon. Dr, Burger, speaking further of this [Robinson, Agent. 39-Otp trouble says: "A s melons nre being FOR SALE—Large motor boat, every loaded in the car a man should rccut convenience, four cylinder motor, In the stems so ns to remove any spores ttnaikahly good condition. Will con­ ' KPKKR’S NINE-DAY SALE that might have gotten into tho drop sider any offer—1.. 11. Connelly. 35-tfc of snp nt tho end of the stem. With FOR SALK OR TRADE—Buick Bix In this Issue Is the advertisement u brush he should cover the newly cut touring car. Will take Ford in exof Speer & Son calling your attention part o f the stem with bordeaux paste. »dc. Terms. i!ux 1)56, city. to the Big Nine Day Hole that starts This paste, can bo bought ready made, 40-Stp; 1-t-wp tomorrow and will last just nine days. or it rnn bo made nt home. FOR SALK-SIX ROOM BOUSE “ Tho utmost care should bo observ­ Everything in this big store hns been AM) LOT, FART CASH, UAL* ed to sec that the melons nre not matked down for the sale and tho IM F, IIN HAS) TERM, ALSO A trampled over; inspect and treat ns prices on everything in ladies' wear nnd novelties will astonish you. Speer SMALL HEARING ORANGE DROVE they are being passed into the car. .REAL BARGA IN. ADDRESS “El" "T o make bordcaux paste, place 314 & Son find all departments In their P. 0. BOX If. LAKE ONEOK, FLA. quarts of water In an ennmcl-wnro store overstocked und they must soil 41-12tp kettlo nnd add 8 ounces of copper sul- those goods ill May so this Is your I'OR SALE—One Ford, late model, phnto (bluestone) und boil. While it opportunity to find real bargains. lUmnuntat'lc tim* nml starter. One is broiling mix l ounces of starch with Rend the page advertisement in this Buitk four, first >Inns condition, nt n u pint o f cold water. Stir the starch issue nnd note the very low prices. Lcrifrc; one Friinklin roadster, first until n milky mixture results. As soon glass condition. Terms if desired.— ns the bluestone is dissolved nml the LEGISLATURE THREATENED WITH FILIIItlSTER TODAY Cnjr Motor Sales Co., foot of East mixture is broiling, add the starch, ON GAS TAX MEASURE Pint Street. -11-3tt- slowly stirrin gthu mlxturo all ■■tho F0RSALK in lio.iutiful lots for only while. Continue boiling and stirring (Continued from page 1) WOO.-K. F. Lane. Il-2tp until the mixture thickens into nn 10R SALK r.'LM Model Ford, good even paste. The broiling should last the assumption that they were un­ « new. Inquire Palmetto Lunch only one or two minutes after the friendly. With Die issue well drawn oil ""»• !2-3tp starch is added, or it will become too thick to apply easily; it should he whether there should be a three rent KOU UKNT about tile consistency of thick paint. tux and one of it should go hack to Md! RLN1 Tiv.i fi room bungnlown, It has been proven beyond doubt that the iiiiiitit’K c:i in equal distribution one B room bungalow.—A. F. Con* thia paste enables the. mobilise to nr- jilnn, the vote standing 48 to 31 in tho etly & Son* 2fl-tfe rive in the market without stem-end! affirmative, the further deliberations resolved themselves into un outright ID X I 1 furniMn-il housekeep­ rot. "A fte r each crop is harvested nil fjlilivster. Those putties of the obing or hod room jiff week.__ Scottish Estates Bslng Sold. disensed vines and decayed melons i stntctlon based their action on the ‘ Alh Si. 30-Gtp Enormotm estates In Scotland are shul dbe removed from the field. Rroun(| t|,at three cents tnx was too going under the hammer, due In tunny ^1 four room unfurnished When a decayed melon is found in ^n<urh in tho first place, secondly that enses to the taxes that have followed apartment, 7H. U. First street. the field, remove it so the spores will t|1e Idea of splitting ii cent equally 40-3tp not remain in tho soil to cause more among the counties without regard to the war,. As ninny ns 510 square miles of forests, grouse tuoora nml FI'RNISHKIi A I'A ItTM ENT. "ocean trouble another year." the money they returned under it, was farms, with salmon ami trout fishing, ifoni at • orunado llcnch. Running unspeakable. Drawn Into the filibus­ whole rivers nnd lochs, Islands nml hot am) ru|i|t electric lights, nil PREPARATIONS OF OIL AND ter were Mr. Milam, Rep. Carmichael, mountains, und comfortable houses 'll eunv Mien, , Address F. .1. Willard, Young, Lord nnd Buster. Mr. nre offered for sale at the present SOAP WILL HOLD WHITEP>)lf . Korom1'1" Reach. time, Including a large purt of the 40-5tp Carmichael developed the point in the FLY IN CHECK. Caledonlau forest. Yacht anchorages For rent i turmoil and disorder thnt accompan­ and sea fishing nre plentiful. *• apartment, all romcnien. c- and well furnished, ied the proceedings til this’ time, that The briefest ‘ statement of the gsnte Thorr nre many reasons why the M W Lulldlli;. phone 1H|, citrus grower should lake every op­ the situation of where u majority of hags on some of the properties, and 11-Wcd-Thr-lfc portunity to combat the whitefly. One the huusc representing a' minority of of the average takes of trout and POUKc i i ii.pt.i i hildrrn, desire of these reasons is that this insect the state’s population eould "saddle" miimon. brings Into strong relief tbe to rent |u iiii ;i neaily, unfurnished the people with a three cent- tax to be fact that, like Scott's "Finnan hnd►wall h...m . e or rot lag,. j„ or near San- sucks sap from the trees, foliage nnd spent nt their direction, was an excel­ dock." the sporting thus Indicated fruit. Another U that it throws off “ has a relish of a very perullur nnd ■ . si rcH-uliable terms. Address a sweetish honey-dew which is fed lent illustration of the need o f reap- delicate flavor," Inimitable elsewhere. 'h i! • ' are of Herald. ll-2tp upon by tho Jct-black fungus known portionment. Mr. Willard said h« hud r* - a I.,, on iqurtnient with as “ sooty-mould," nnd which in turn sat through all the debate so long doing One Better. all ninvenience l<> party without Serves as an excellent hiding place that he could not retain the crease in One nf the brlglit^et "etura" In "The his trousers. He bitterly attacked the Island King" et the Adelphl theater Is r ildr,n- Kearonablc. 312 Oak avc- for purple and long scales. Nnnrle Lovat. Bhe sings and set* A number of natural enemies feed three cent tnx an dits methods of 41-3tp dm mil ugly. distribution. He referred to several upon the whitefly, thus becoming I paid Mle* Lovat a vUR the othei ___ W A M T f c U friends o f the citrus grower. These amendments that had been offered by evening, and elte asked mo If I had , ^ • r o r n r - wANtKb-Msrt natural enemies should be utilized us Mr. Davis nnd which bad been char­ "heard this one." 1 hadn’t. Hi * Bs ru med. Address F, O. Box much as possible. They are tho twice- acterized ns obstructionist tactics. Two kiddles were engaged In a bray 32-tfc stabbed lady-beetle, the downy dark­ Such a monstrosity could not be glng mutch. ling beetle, the brown fungus-and the harmed. "My mummy's gnno to the shops t< The house did agree In the course of pay some bills." said Joan, proudly. red aschersonia fungus .and the ml8,,K •S,' K1', 'L AT YOWKLL'H. "My mumuiy , doesn't have to," crosccra fungus, according to Prof. disorder, however, to strike out the A big «|||( clause that would have levied $5 li­ sneered Doris. "The men come to the J. It. Watson o f tho Florida E Expcrh special sale Yowoll's --" V at « UV t cense on the retailer to go to the coun­ house for ours." atlrart the eyes of the ladies and ment Station. Here Is another of Ulse Lovst's I naddition to being controlled by ty. It left a similar tax to go to the stories. „ '. 'k ' #It> U "omething that you these natural enemies, the whitefly statu. • "George 1" murmured the girl, se ehs ' fcen waiting fur all «BSon. For may be kept in check by spraying Tho real test o f strength cams nestled close to him, "cigars,ere noth­ L 1 only and there during its larval stage, which usual­ when after the proceedings had man­ ing hut a habit." "Yes, snd you've now broken one of ly begins two weeks after the adult ifestly resolved Into a filibuster, Mr. F V ? 1 un oth- *ood. for stop aflying. When tho whitefly is Matthews, of Bradford, attempted to piy habits," said tbs young man, si I ( , V U>v »lwd tho advertUeHying freely It is laying eggs; then ■hut o ff debate by nioviqg that the he sadly withdrew tbs remains of s fflt G«i.y and noU thc bill be placed on Its final passage. It 1In vans from bis pocket.—Ixmdoa Tit•praying is least effective. lilts. Two or three sprayings a year usu- required a two-thirds vote and ‘ hla T»«E END is i n SIGHT *Hy is sufficient to control whitefly. motion was lost, 31 to 48. Advertising ilgne Barred. This was th# strength of the bill as The first should be made when the Preventing the national forests In *C Bale‘and 'J, * ^ hl. ° n Thr»*ber's fruit {$ about an inch in diameter, it stood. There was a majority to California from being defaced with ‘ been i„ ,I ! I ° f thw<f wl»o have usually in,May. Spray again in Sep­ pass it but it was on second reading advertising signs, an order recently tember or October, ten days after the yesterday and when it gets through Issued by the district forester st Ban X and I T in tom orrw « « » bulk o f the adults disappear. that stag* unless the ranks of the Francisco atates that adrertfalng signs in the 17 national forests nf Califor­ An excellent spray to use is a 1- minority break, it will have to take nia must corns down. Advertisements per cent solution o f oil emulsion, the ita place at the end o f the calendar printed on rocks and trees are site government formula and directions which means, ji lot in these, the last to I * effaced. According to the regu t U ® * 1 in lhu lu '* Md note for making such being: "Soap * days o f the session. Iniiona o f the forest service nr the ■ * Vnittd States Department of AgrlcuL P°onds, paraffin oil 2 gallons, and Homestead 1* In a fair way to have m n rU K fi IdViHlsfflJ li prohibited water 1 gallop.- Heat together to the ' t»tr s ll *,I ?tUd* nl4 * ra b>ld to boiling point, and then emulsify by a fertiliser factory if the plans o f the from all national forests without spe­ permits,.^which are seldom Issued freeing through a hand pump two or proraotora come to a successful con­ cial "- |•1 i *■ * * u' 1 • *"'•* ' three times. Dilute this stock solu­ clusion- A survey o f U>« field in gen­ The men deny that they are not Intion with 200 gallons o f water ^to eral led them to the •*» i . » u , this was the tJS& .1__p ‘ r ,c e n t r z V continue to sell ourjcitrus fruit? for less money than they are worth? ,Wo, tho cooperating growers who market our own fruit through tho Florida Citrus Exchange, continue to sell at top prices; grado, pack, quality, and volume considered,' \ Your fruit, i f you aro not n member of tho Florida Citrus Exchange, continues to bo sold in direct competition with ours, lowering tho prices received by all o f us, Practically every car of fruit wo sell has to meet consid­ erably lower prices offered to the trado by tho non-cooperativo and speculative marketing agencies. Wo aro ablo to get better prices bccauso o f the consumer demand lo r Scaldswcct grapefruit and oranges, developed by, years o f consistent advertising, and by reason of our reputa­ tion fo r fa ir treatment o f tho trade.' i ■/ 4 Every Florida grower, whether or not a mombor o f tho .Florida Citrus Exchange, receives less for his fruit under tho present system than it is actunlly worth. Why continue tho destructive methods which produco this result? Five thousand and moro o f us who have tried the coop­ erative idea of-marketing and havo not found it wanting, in­ vito the other Florida growers to join us in eliminating unwiso competition from tho citrus industry. -# ♦ ri * In the Florida Citrus Exchango we havo built up an effi­ cient, strong organization which is amply ifblo to sccuro fo r every Florida grower all that his fruit Is worth, whonever the present plan o f soiling fruit for less than its real value by many growers is abandoned. Why not try cooperation intteaj of competition? $|'Ay temper accept fo r your fru it lett than you thould receive? I t l m Dm llw M a CIUu Kitha*** sad lf**ti* tb* U|k dallar h r t * m t trait. Caaaull Ikt a a u s w at tha M *m l ■«—riatU* »r aah-Carbaas* *r wrUr U>* baalaraa — at Thata*. lTarld*. I V, **vf! �THE SANFORD DAILY l&RALD, THURSDAY, MAY 17,1923 PAGE SIX Hall Resumes Sentence ’ Reduced ttitfPay H E A V Y R A IN . T H IS A F T E R N O O N A fte r Seven Years of and Agents Quit the • Freedom in Florida Demonstration W ork One of the heaviest rains 'o f the MRS. PRED D AIDER, Society Editor Phone 117->V I f t m k * t t mmr frien d * v l i l l l i c tom Mason fell this afternoon about 3:00 /The officers and director* or (Ida institution are . I l l y T k « Aaaaelalrd r r r a a ) o’clock and the waters rushing down EASTM AN, GA., Mny 17.— At lib­ grcateful tot your patronage, for yottr copper at ion, the avenues to dump the water on erty for aeven years, I. B. Hall, f»a* j lx>oka like rainy season. First street, mnde veritable lakes In resumed serving' hla sentence on* th e !, for your friendly words, for your helpful Influence, hr k m llr kpprrrlatrd. Evejy Thursday afternoon It' ralhs the business section before It could Dodge county chain gang for murder! and we wbrfc, eabeatWe-mey; row hee aW^wpprrrfa.o T those who arc working and those run nvAty In tho sewers. It was of'Dennis Hall of Tlfton, Os., In 1013.! vllle Monday, it wna Ichrncd here SOCIAL C ALE N D AR tlon by rendering to you a aenrlco that satisfies. Thursday afternoon half holiday and I ffall escaped fro mtbrf'clnin pang Ini who nro not. Tuesdny. there was not much business at this but W(ia ^ o ^ k e d nnd nrrectFriday— The fisllic Harrison Chapter Tho resignations take effect June You ran help os materially In our efforts to as­ The special sales of the Sanford tlmc nnd the heavy rain suspended e(] by tfie sheriff of Busline!!, Fla., N. 8. D. A. It. meets at tho home •70, it Is understood, tho time when what business thero was at that time, where Hall .was making,hla home. merchants are bringing the people to sist you by availing yourself of tho vast facilities of Mrs. Raymond Philips on Elm their annual terms would ordinarily this city in large numbers. The mer­ Avenue nt 4 p. m. expire. The action w a s ‘ the culmi­ at your command. chants all report a fine trade. Auto Temperance nation of disagreement between tha Saturday— Mrs. E. F, Housholdcr Measure Passes agents and the board o f control of will entertain tho members of the The many fine buildings going up several months^ standing. A t the beDuplicate Bridge Club at her home in-every p y t nf-ihn huilncis. portion glnnTng* o f’ the fiscal year last July^ ~ T A L L X h a s s e S T May '17;— th e ftinth street. of Sanford makes thd visitor^ to tha the agents were gfveh a certain sal^ city realize that Sanford is n growing ary Increase, it is understood, but on II. B. Jcrnignn in In the city today ENGLAND BUILDING TWO October 0 the Increases were re­ attending to business for the A. C. 1.. SUPER-POWER AIRPLANE S scinded. Railway. I)r. J. T. Denton has returned from For several months the agents arc LONDON, Mny 17.— Great Britain Jacksonville, where he attended tho J. II. Camplicll nnd L, M. 8tnh1 rep­ understood to have refused to sign la building a super-airplane of dO O State Medieal Association meeting resented Tnmpa here yonj/pnlny nnd warrants for their reduced salaries horsepower which will attempt to were registered at the Montezuma. and reports n good time* and a fine break the world’s speed record this and the question has been subject of meeting. The ansocintfun will tnoe^ several conferences between them Rummer. It will be capable of a next year lit Orlando. SANFORD FLORIDA E. A. Wiles of fit. 'Augustine is and the board. A t a meeting here speed of 2li0 miles an hour, and will attending romc time hero attending several weeks ago Cghlrman P. K. take part in tho Aerial Derby and the Tho Seminole Athletic Association to business. Yongc o f the board authorised, the race nraund Britain for the Klng’a Is giving a big free wrestling nnd statement that matters had been ad­ Cup. Later it will go to France nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. -Harry Ward nnd boxing mntch nt Monroe tomurrow contond for the Gordn Bennett Cup. justed amicably. It seems, however, daughter, Mrs. R. C. Bowrr, nro night. Everyone should attend nnd It will lie christened Mars VI^C. that there was a misunderstanding KIDNEY 1TROUBLE BECOMES help the association in their member­ spending today at Daytonn Bench. nt this meeting, which resulted in Colorado Governor A t the same time British designers ship drive. ■ SERIOUS the Joint resignations at Gainesville. are cmplcting one of the largest fly ­ Ignored Wilson, ing boats In the world. I tls fitted Tamps, were among the business Mr. nnd Mm. Bob Holly and son McAdoo and Bryan “ Suffered with severe hndwfct, with four engines of a combined visitors hero yesterday and made Robert, of Sanford, spent a part of bnckadic nnd palds in my 1ep ,nj their headquarters nt the Montezuma. yesterday here enroutu from Talla­ horse power of 2,800. The new flying •1st T k , **w ,l«i*R rr*«*> under my shoulder blade. My kidneys hont hna a hull of triple thickness nnd DENVER, Mny 1,7.— Alva B. Ad­ hassee. They were warmly greeted nnd bladder wore In bad condition, | Is capable of cruising as u surface H. B. Ix-nfesly, n prominent busi­ l.y sovornl friends, hnving formerly ams of Pueblo in Coloredo’a new craft fur long distances. was weak and nervouz and felt tired ness man of Tampa, arrived in the resided here. Mr. Holly is proprietor United Ktntca senntor, filling the and worn out. Walking mad* M city .yesterday nnd is here on a busi­ nnd editor o f the Sanford Herald.— place of the late Samuel P. Nicholson, GIUNNELL CO-EDS HAY ness mission. fcbort o f breath. Every morning Gainesville Sun. f Don't fail to sec “ In Old Louisiana" Republican, who died, in April. Tho face and hands %erc bloited. Medi­ CAVE MAN IS CHOICE the musical comedy, at the High new senator is ranked as conserva­ cine failed to help my rendition u4 Mra. Frank Woodruff, Mrs. Edward M. M. Smith o f Winter Park nnd School, Friday night. 41-3te GIUNNELfo lown, Mny 17.—I f a Higgins, Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Joe Orlnndo was in the city today on tive. The governor ignored recom­ doctors advised an operation," writ** Harrnld were n congenial party mo­ business 'connected with his landed husband wants to bo happy with n mendation o f Woodrow Wilson, W il­ Maggie Nelaoh, Moamlnle, Fla. *T«rTrunks, bnggngc, in fact nnythlng Grinnoll College co-ed he must bo of anywhere by just calling 498, for n toring to DeLaltd for the day. * liam G. McAdoo, William J. Brynn tunately I -read about Foley KiAwy interests. tho caveman type, according to the QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER. who urged the nppointment o f two Pills, triad them and got relief, TEACHERS TO M E M other men. Adams will serve until eve ry where.— Ad v. You are invited to nttend the re­ answers of the girls nt the Quad­ 3G-Thr-Frl-.Sot.-tfc after the election o f 1924, when the vival services nt the Presbyterian rangle, college dormitory, to the COLUMBUS, May 17.—Tho adop­ church tonight. Good music by the question, "What sort o f man do you election will be held. For quick results try a want ad. The Herald for first cists job wort. The Herald for first class Job work. wish for a husband 7” tion of elementary economics In pub­ Men’s Chorus, Tho prospective hubby must nlso lic schools, will tie discussed nt the annual convention of more than 3,Hear Joe Harrnld the “ basso pro- hnvo n sense of humor nnd n ‘‘sweet­ Tho girls pre­ 000 Ohio teachers nnd school o ffi­ fundo" /it/ the Presbyterian church heart’ 'disposition. cials at Cedar Point late in June, F. tonight. He is ably supported by the fer smokers to non-smokers and dark E. Reynolds, secretary of the Ohio "huso dcbiniko" of Frank P. Forster. me nto their blonde brothers. One modern bobbed-haired girl Teachers’ Association, has an­ hoped that her husband would be a nounced. \ Dr. Carr has a message for you at liar with some finesse, as she was at the Presbyterian church tonight. bored with men whose line were KNJGHTH TEM PLAR, ATTEN You Bhnuld hear him. Yuu will be pnlpnblc. TION. the better for it. — 41 n r , i * l , i M r n l r r , nr rom liut fcauir. nr If r * « are m t c r ls ln la * . w r ite B pnatnl rnrtl In lk l| d r p * r lm r * l. r l r l M drtalln. nr trlepB eae the Item . I t w ill of Sanford The regular conclave of Taylor Commandery, will be held on Friday evening, May 18, commencing nt 7:30. Tho Order of the Temple will lie con­ ferred and very important businuss will lie transacted. Every Knight Templar in this community is cordially invited to nt­ tend. Refreshments - Will be served. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pills and Mr. Parker left Mqmlny for Jacksonville to upend a few days, I*. T. \Vakef|eld was in Hanford on Tuesday attending to business. Mrs. Fred Ballard uml non tqn-nt a few days Tiii-l’ week In Orlando. Mrs. M. E. Wicks spent Thursday in Sanford with her sister, Mrs. Dav­ id Speer. Mrs. Harris, of Ovinia, spent Wed­ nesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Culpepper anil family. A farewell party wqs given nt the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Grover l-ofilus Saturday night in hnr f Mrs. la-files' sister, Miss Mei-s, wh left Mttilsy fr Akrn, Old, where she will make her lime with her father. 'Miss Helen Moran left Monday for Macon, Ga., where she will itpend a couple of month*. • Mrs. Fanny Peters has been very - Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Littler and ihildren of New Smyrna and Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Griggs and daughter of Hanford s|n-nt the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevatt. Miss Maly Boyd spent .Sunday with Mrs. Blsckleash. Mrs. G. C. Grands and granddaugh­ ter and Mrs. E. II. Kllbe, Mr*. T. W. Prevatt visited Mrs. William Ballard Tuesday, Mrs. Eudor Curlett nnd Miss Mary Gabbard spent Wednesday in fi/nford. Mrs. Tcwhmiuth called on Mrs. Fred McFarlane Monday, * EXCHANGE WELCOMES WOMEN ' The sermons preached by Dr. Carr LORD R lltK K N IlK A D ADDRESS AM ERICAN BAJt ASSOCIATION at the Presbyterian church will not tire you and the fine music will rest LONDON, May 17.— Lord Birken­ you nnd you will be benefited In many ways If you attend the revival serv­ head, former I.nrd Chancellor nnd one of Great Britain's most brilliant ices tonight. legal minds, will sail early in August Everyone is miulu to feel nt home for the United States, where he will and evoryonu is cordially Invited to deliver this year’s annual address to be present nt the revival services at the Amerirun Bar Association. The the Presbyterian church tonight'. Canadian Bar Association also hopes Services 'start at eight o'clock nnd to have >ho former (’■htlncellor ad­ dress 1th mdthbnrs. laird- Birkenhead Inst Jukt one hour. Will remain several months in Amer­ You will l<e greatly benefited by ica and will make n first-hand study an hour at tile Presbyterian ClrUrch in all pHa.-iCB of American life. tonight. Hear those wholesome talk.' by Dr, Carr on those things which are for your material and spiritual BERLIN, May 17.— The exmlus of welfare. The men are there with the foreigners on account of high prices goods when it comes to real music. in Germany, and tho refusal of those The library building is forging who remain to buy anything which ahead rapidly and the hrirk walls are they must not have, has hit the ho­ mI iii 'I imI nnd all the work is proceeding tels, cures, railways, Htcamer lines, at a rapid gait. Our splendid library restaurants hint theaters so haul that building will Ih» another prld* o f the German business men ore now striv­ ing to have the special taxes on-for­ city when finished. eigners removed, The discrimination agninsl foreign­ The many friends of W. J. Thig|*en are gla ilto see him out again after er* has been ruinous for business u serious illness of pneumonia that which depends on the trade of tour­ It kept him in bed for several weeks. ists. BUI says hr seem* to have had ev­ erything in the category nnd since lll'GHKH PROPOSES TRADE PACTS W ITH A L L POWERS there Is nothing else hr can possibly take maybe he will get well now. W ASHINGTON, May' 17.— Nego­ The names of ull the Hnnfoid tiations of n series of ronimerviul streets and uvenues marked on the treaties la-tween the United States curb at the intersection o f the streets nnd principal nations of the world, is a good thing ami the Herald wish­ providing for the settlement of busi­ es to rungrulululu City Engineer ness disputes by arbitration, has been Williams on this new idea. It is proposed by Secretary of States much better than n post or sign board trade associations interested in Im­ nnd attracts the eye of the motorist proving the modus opereandi of being very easy to distinguish. American business, it became known Wednesday. Note our big twclvo juigc daily to­ At the same time Secretary of day aud then tell us that wo were Commerce Hoover is barking a na­ right in starting n daily paper In tion-wide campaign to eliminate ex­ Sanford. The growth of the city pensive court litigation and other dates to the time when the Dally causes of delay in adjustment of Herald was started In Sanford and commercial differences, by the inser­ the incrirhfnta are advertising as tion of u ii arbitration clause in all never before. Hanford will never business contracts. have any dull days again and sum­ According to official statistics the mer time will bo the same as winter annual waste in perishable goods in time us far as business Is concerned. thlt country, occasioned by court amt other litigation, amount to mure than a billion dollar* a J-ra« Losses in other matters and disputes over good* shipped in foreign trade are estimated to Ik- mure than double that sum. * THE HAGUE, May 17.—For the first time a woman ha* appeared on the flour of the Amsterdam Stock Ex­ change. S|iu is Miss II. W. Deterdlng, representing an Amsterdam firm of atock brokers. When she made her W ell never stand In awe of e ffi­ initial appearance the member* of tha exchange gave three cheers and pre- ciency1experta until we see onu in the act o f dressing a small and wlgglesented her with a hug* bouquet. some boy II of the majority la busted irvIcing relatives. Silk Rati nee, Wash Satins, Stripe and Check Tub Silks in all the new colors, yard wide •- ~ c ,, Friday nnd Satu rday, yard— Checked Dimitys, Lace Voiles, Cotton Jerseys, 36-inch White Flesh, Orchard, Pink, Yellow find Blue. Special, yd. Values,.up to $3.00 per yard, for Light-weight Satin finish material for Underwear, fast colors, comes in White, Flesh, Blue, Orchard, Mays; Pink •ind Tan. Special, yard— 20 pieces of 32-itich Imported Gingham, small sizo checks fo r children's Dresses, Blue, Yellow, Pink, Navy and Green, EVER FAST LINEN Shrunk from 45 to 3C 1lichen, will not crush, guaranteed sun nnd water proof, in every color, for; yard— $1.25 “EVER FAST” WASH GOODS Gunrnntccd fast to sun and water. Gingham Cloths, in all the solid colors, y a r d ................. £K/» "y * “ Ever Fast" Suiting," ynrd wide, in f^||f every color, yard ............................................ '• «Jt/v New Novelty Belts in W hite, B!ack*and Floral Designs, each Every color, Pure Thread Silk, all sizes, pair New patterns in all Silk i— Sale on Wash Goods, Ratines, V#!les, C repes, Silk White Goods Domestic and JL D B iT j* I Organdy. AH measured, tagged and marked shoot *-**•»»»*• « ***^*••("•*|-e I W EDNESDAY A N D TH U RSD AY BfcORlNlNG—I**0 DON’T FORGET OUR RIG D O LLAR SALE NE BARGAINS ‘FROM E V E R Y PEPARTI Evcii the habitual elbow-crookera ate less annoying than the chap who habitually crooke a little Anger when drinking from a glass.’ __Great pleasure to hear the birds slug in the tree tops, especially when In there days of high coal of living they sing "cheep,- cUm-p.*' V.^-A-v V ■ , j '- 'i �THE SANFORD DAILY WHIPPING " — buss ISIAII-Iim ui ; 6EN m iLD, THURSDAY, MAY 17,1923 Government Announces JPlans to Smash the R ing Controlling B ig Booze assembly U lr The A tu r la lM 1 i ____ I B , T h e A M o c lilfS IT S — ) CROSS SOUTHERN CHURCH W IL L CONCHICAGO, May 1 L —Virtually at V B N R A T . M ONTREAL CouHty Acreage c standstill for ntau' ymonths the * - TOMORROW" "' cSuNTT1~ ■"■" railway labor board resumes func­ tioning now receiving reports from * TAVA R E S.— A . Amaral o f Rio (H r T h e A p M ela leS P r m ) M ONTREAT, N .C., May 18.— Tho rnilroad unions that indicate n con­ do Janeiro, Brasil, has purchased 815 TA1H . ” s S E a M « ""- R * P ™ alxty-third general asacmbly o f the certed drive by unions for Increases acres o f land lying on Lake Dora be­ tentative J. Clay Smith, member of Southern Presbyterian church will in wages that total $166,000,000 or tween Tavares and Mt. Dora, from the ,h, WeP4aglsla«ve committee tnvesconvene .tomorrow In the auditorium more annually.^Since April 15, when American Diatomite Co. Mr. Amaral L s tC th e d e s lh o f Martin Tabert, liere with about four hundred com­ tormB pf three o f its members, ex­ will arrive in June and then decide J U o rth Dakota, and who bitterly at„ t c Z on the floor Of tho house o f missioner* equally divided between pired, the board had been unable to what disposition he will make of the tentative*, Walter Hlgginboth- ministers and ruling elders of tho decide disputes because the vacancies property. A t it lies largely on the nm. whipping boss Indlcted for the chudch in attendance. These commls- were not filled until lsBt Saturday new lake shore boulevard it is possl•4o-ihls-hi ghost-court of'-^-the when-Brestdent Harding front church represent a total church' mem­ Judge R. M. Barton, o f Memphis, for * high class lake ~ ^ residential j ,0 join counsel for defense in the property. Before the war the Ameri­ bership o f more than four ’ hundred Tenn., and Horace Baker, and named trial of the whipping bou. Higgin­ can Diatomite company operate a botham's trial Is set for tomorrow at and eleven thousand. The election of E. F. Grablo, o f Detroit, former head a moderator la expected to be a feaa of the maintenance of way organiza­ plant on Lake Dora for’ the burning and purifying of dlatbmaceous earth— legislator declared ho declined ture Of tho opening day of the assem­ tion, to fill tho vacant labor post. this is a microscopic unicellular fresh bly. The first of several docketed wage the offer but said he had under condisputes in which a decision is expect­ water algo, otherwise the skeleton of , deration another offer *to defend ed is tho Philadelphia and Reading a certain vegetable matter, the resi­ lUgglnbotham In the federal court, S E N ATE ORDERS COUNTY JUDGE W ILLIS OUSTED caso. Certain classes of labor have due nftur treatment known as kicaclwhen he and J. R. Jones, sheriff o f asked for a 10 per cent increase, or a KlJl'r* I'M * ®mrth is analyzed os the Leon county, and William Fisher, su­ TALLA H A SSE E , May 16—County restoratlon to the wage rate effective finest found in the United State^. It perintendent of the Putnam Lumber Company, are placed on trial/ <m Judge R. F. Willis of this, I .eon coun­ prior to the cut o f July 1, last, retro­ is used for tooth powder, abrasive ma­ terial, for aoap to make it float, for charges of conspiracy. He also add­ ty, was today ordered by the senate active to that date. to ‘bo removed from office, the second Reports from union men previously refining purposes, ns fire proofing ed that 'he had been asked by the local official to bo ousted as a result have Indicated that tho wage increas- and insulation, nnd maybe n hundred Prosecution to assist in Higginboth­ of'th e death o f Martin Tabert. The er will be sought on all roads where othor purposes. During the war the am's trial and was also conaiderlng senate acted in executive session on agreements were signed terminating government closed It down as a nunthat proposal. the recommendation o f Governor the ahoperafts strike of last July. crsential plant and even took over the Uiiio county, ono pf the Infant Harden that the magistrate be re­ Other reports have stated shopmen machinery. It in to be hoped that Mr. counties in the state, has no court­ moved, for malfeasance und'drunkenaro negotiating with the Baltimore Amaral will revive this important in­ house. It was announced here yester­ ness in office. , or Ohio, tho Pittsburg and Lake Erie dustry, which will place Lake county day the whipping boss for the PutnCrn Several weeks ago, tips senate act­ for increases totalling $50,000,000 an­ In tho field o f industrial counties with Lumber Company will be tried for the death of Tabert In the First Baptist ed favorably on the Governor's rec­ nually. Should those conferences fail itc kaolin plants, brick plants, snw church In Crols City. It will bo ^ ommendation for the removal •of or result the board will he asked to|Fru,l» l,uIP af,<1 PnPt,,f R,m nml moG8 special term of court and a panel of Sheriff J. R. Jones. The upper body review the disputes and hand down hair plants. u thirty-six veniremen has been sum­ o f the legislature moved slowly in decisions. The celery game is oyer, MOVING the case of Judge Willis, howover, its In the ^majority o f wago disputes moned. Umo la here; we are at your service. order o f removal being voted yester­ now before the labor bourd, increased Governor Hardee ycaterday signed t -Q U IC K SERV1QE TRANSFER. day afternoonr after approximately cost of living and the-genernl tend­ the change or venue bill, a measure Phone 408. ‘ 36-Thr-Fri-Snl-tfc two hour* o f consideration. The sen­ ency uf other industries to lioost wag­ providing the state may see a change of venue on the same basis an that al­ ate also spent about nn hour on his es are cited as reasons for asking iiy* lowed the defense. The prosecution case shortly after noon, and worked creases in pay. Edison Says Films will on Thursday ask the case be on it some yesterday. Thu late ses­ W ill Take Place of changed to another county on the sion yesterday afternoon was marked CLOSED GAME SEASON. by a long address by Senator W. C. School Text Books grounds that it cannot obtain a fair Hodges, but whether he was defend­ trial in Dixie county, it was stated. Volusia, Brevard nnd Seminole ing the official or urging his re­ ‘ NE W YORK, May 17.—Today's moval was not publicly known, ns it counties have, or will, introduce local school children will get their educa­ Willard and Firpo bills tn the legislature wldch would all was done behind closed doors. tion nt schools in whic hthc movie The charge against the county o f­ make tho next two years in those screen'will supplant the blackboard To Fight Not Later, ficial was developed during the hear­ counties closed and would forbid all and the motion picture Him will take Than 7th o f July ing by n joint legislative committee hunting of birds, squirrels, deer and the place o text books, Thotnus A. of the manner in’ which Tabert was other game during Hint period. Edison predicted today at the Inves­ NEW YORK, May 10.— The prelimTo many this is a good law nnd ono tigation by the Federal Trade Comarrested here, leased to the lumber ioary move toward another contest Company, and subsequently died, tho really needed and yet wHfcrr protec­ missio nof charges that the famous for tho world heavyweight championresult it la alleged o f brutal whipping tion has lwcn given it has hetm found Playcrs-IoiHky Corporation and six ihip was made yesterday by Tex Rickadministered by Walter Higgin­ that the laws of nature rule ovnerwiso. allied organizations constitute a mo­ sfd, promoter, In the signing of Jexs In New York r.talo deer were protect­ tion picture trust. botham. Willard, former title holder, and Luis The strongest testimony against ed and increased in great numbers. The famous Inventor, whose recant Firpo, Argentine giant, for a contort Judge WUlls, was given by Jerry The hubits o f deer In that section are qucstionnnries have led him to say to tg* held irr New York or vicinity not roppall.lYortirty jailor, who has since te start nt the bottom <of a mountain harsh thtfigs about' the present edu­ liter than July 7. died. PoppoH testified that tho coun­ in the fall and graze towards the top cational methods In the United States The winnar of this engagement will ty judge conspired with Jones to rail­ during the winter. Tho deer became was called for Hie purpose of devel­ be matched witAj Jack Dempsey in a road vagrants and train riders to the so numerous that is following their oping the importance of the film in­ title contest which probably will be lumber company, for which it wns ad­ old habits they ato iip their winter dustry and its possibilities for the held next Labor day. mitted the sheriff received $20 a Supply of food before the advent of future. • Kiikard declined to reveal tho terms head. Foppcll also testified to the spring, nnd thousands, as a conse­ He disclosed for thf first time ex­ for the Firpo-Willard match e x c e p t ^ ” ‘e« e « l r o u s e " ' o f " ' whiskey. quence, died of starvation. periments with school children which that they will fight nn a percentage Judge Willis, and the sheriff both de­ It is un established fart that the he said hn<l convinced him that 85 basis. Experts, however, figure that nied any conspiracy between them worst enemies to quail arc wood fires per cent of all knowledge, is received the bout will draw a gate of at least and tho judge presented several wit­ in tho spring, at n time when they are through the eye and that motion pic­ u half million dollars and that the nesses to testify to his sobriety. nesting and in varmints. In Pinellas tures are 100 per cent efficient for share of each principal would bo at county tho game has wonderfully in­ its dissemination. least 1100,000. SANFORD BUYS TWO creased in thu Inst few years due to “ I have made n good many experi­ The contest will be staged cither at PAGES IN TRIB U NE the fact that the sportsmen's club ments in the lino o ' teaching children iioylv’a Thirty Acres in Jersey or the SPECIAL ADITION there* paid u bounty on rattlesnakes, b yothor methods thun books," Mr. Yankee Stadium. The Yankees will possums, skunks and other natural Edison told the commission. occupy their park on both June 30 the SANFORD, May 10.— At the reg­ enemies of the birds. " I made an experiment with n lot original date suggested for tho match, Lake county is seeking no closed of pictures to teach children chemis­ ular meeting o f the Sanford city anti July 4th, but it will bo available commission this afternoon two full Mason ami tho effects of the law will try. I got twelve children nnd asked on Saturday, July 7th. .... . . ^ pages was ordered to be taken Jn the hardly bo felt hero hut it will mean them to write down what thejr had Willard, satisfied that his victofy over'johnwn" prov'id hlVphysical m'- ( f a u n a 's Seminole county edition to that hundreds of hunters will seek learned' from tho pictures. I was game in Lake county until it Is about amazed that such a complicated sub­ ness and ended the talk o f hia being be issued the last of this month. This action follows that of the deplete there.— DcLand News. * ject as chemistry was readily grasp­ tiK> old, left last night for Los An­ Seminole county commissioners last ed by them to n large extent through geles to visit his family. He will ve­ week in authorizing by resolution at BRITISH PH YSICIAN pictures. The parts o f the pictures lum to New York the latter part of its regular monthly meeting, two they did not understand 1 did over DECLARES SMOKING the month to resume training. paget in the issue for Scminolo nnd over uguin until they finally un­ HARMLESS PLEASU RE The South American has made ar­ derstood the entire picture. rangements to meet three lesser lights county. ' John L. McWhorter, development “ What, in your opinion ia the fu­ among the heavyweights before July LONDON, May 17.— The danger editor o f the Tampa Tribune is ture growth of the motion picture!" 1. He will resume training today for to amokers from nicotine poisoning is ■pending the month of May in the Mr. Edison was asked. a mutch at Orand Rapids, Mich., with declared by Dr. E. P. Roger to bo two counties of Seminole and Otecyla, " I think motion pictures have just Hurry Foley on May 22nd. "small as to be negligible." This making an intensive survey of the started," ho said, "and R Is my opin­ He has signed to meet Joe White should be tidings o f comfort and joy agricultural and financial opportu­ ion that in twenty years- children of New York in Havens, Cuba, on to many smokers in America, where, nities and possibilities of these two will be taught through pictures and June 3, and Jim Hibbard of Buffalo according td dispatches received here counties. Each one will be given nut through books." in Mexico City, June 22; something like a crusade is under a separate and comprehensive de­ Asked hia opinion as to tho gen­ way against 'My Lady Nicotine." She scriptive, historical and statistical eral influence over the pcoplo of mo­ Is there denounced It is aald, aa a illa^ang Cangratulates tion pltture films, Mr. Edison said: story. t •Ipated jade who ia responsible for , "The motion picture la the most Those who have aeon the Tribuno's Baseball Tourney much that is Injurious to health. powerful avenue of Influencing peo­ recant editions gotten out for Polk Dr. Roger's opinion la based on ex­ WINTER PARK, May lfl.-P rea l- and Lake countlee, respectively, are periments conducted by himself to ple and will increase from year to ‘ient Albert F. Lang, of tha Florida much pleased with the idea of this determine the action of fire on the year." Htate league has sent the following county receiving such publicity at tobacco consumed. He has Just pub­ the beginning o f summer, realizing mmage to Ray W. Greene: Stigar Suit lished an account o f them with the that when the busy fall and winter St. Peteraburg, Florida, conclusion he has reached. Begun in N . York season Is on moat people will be seek­ He then took*a similar quantity of In. . . . M» fo*3- ing pleasure rather than the posslbla inUracholastic Baseball Tournament, the aamg tobacco and burned it in a NEW YORK, May 17.—Suit for Investment and location which la Care of Ray Greene, pipe so- constructed aa to retain the $806,611 against the flpw York Cof­ more and more becoming a summer Winter Park, Florida. whole of the amoke produced. Tho fee and Sugar Exchange firm of LamThe Horida Baseball League tends time thing with people from other liquid resulting was found to have no bom A Cov was fUed in supreme court congratulations and wiahes frou a auc- parts o f the atate and outalde Flor- worse effect on a dog than to trouble late yesterday by John H. Rapeoy, t « . fu l meet. W . can all be proud of jda'a bounds.— Tampa Tribune. hia iiuflgeatjon. The dog was o f the who alleged defendant had failed , Pro*TtM the high schools of Floritame weight aa the dog on which nico­ to live up to an agreement concerning ■ are nuking. Education ‘ and athThe winter crop season In Kelsey tine had been used with fatal effect dealings In sugar fo r future delivery. euca go hand in hand in the City Gardens and Prosperity Farms Dr. Roger says he found that com­ Rapsey alleged the firm had'/allad of real red blooded men. was one o f the most successful in the bustion destroys the nicotine, or rath­ to carry out hit Instructions fo r sell­ (Signed) AL. F. LANG, history o f this section. The crops er transforms it Into cresols, 'phenols, ing and buying. As a result, he de­ President Florida State were Invariably good, tba markets and other substances which If they clared, he failed to obtain the profit Baseball League, w en a fair average and nothing In­ are rather irritating are nevertheless of $866,011 he otherwise would have terfered with the growing or mar­ excellent antiseptic. Tho pipe or {received. keting. - Plans a n now being mads cigarette-holder he says should be t h e W AIL o f a FARMER to increase the acreage considerably kept Clean, but with that danger W. 8. Leak J. H. Coklough guar dedagainat there Is no other./In for next season. T V grasshopper eats the farmer’a Leak & Colclough these conditions,’ *be states In conclu­ Crass, INSURANCES There a n always some people who sion, "tobacco may be even good foe hia honey, ! Fire— life—Alto —"T-------- T—— wiR heartily support V home ball (hr "TrtsTTTi^ VO COURT HOUBB N0 AT CITY.JN.D 1X1" Bi g No. 8 First Natl Bank fildg. Annex -iFLORIDA Thi Herald for first cuss Job work. SANFORD NEW ACCOUNTS P r fu ) subject to check, are cordially in NEW YORK, May 1JJ.— The gov, eminent which announced yesterday plana to smash the mm ring alleged to be' operating a liquor fleet from Miami to Boston, today obtained eight federal warrants charging con­ spiracy to violate Volstead act and to defraud the government out of customs duties. More warrants, it is announced, will bo soon sought. reference, hundreds of satisfied , depositors made up of F A R M E R S , F IR M S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S who have done business with us since‘1887. W h at we have done to make them satisfied depositors — we will do fo r you. * • — C o m e in ^ m d g e t t o im o w tre r-" - C AN N O T USE FLAG a FOR ADVERTISING PURPOSE . 8 A Y 8 S TA TE SEN ATE .. ..... «. . ——1 M_ > D j Tkr Auonlitnl PrrM ) • TALLAHASSEE. .May 16.—The senate passed a bill no prevent the desecration and disusi of t h f flag or colors in this states The mensuro makes it unlawful to display colors for purely advertising purpose. --- - y Weekly W eather and Crop Bulletin First National Bank A COM M UNITY BUILDER ■ ■ For the week ending May 15, 1023. The weather during the week wns mostly sunshiny, coed, ami windy during the forepart; local showers in the peninsula during the last two dnys. The temperature wns unusunlly low for tho senson from the 0th to the 11th, minima of 42 degrees to 40 degrees having occurred in inter­ ior portions of the northern and west­ ern divisions. The daily temperature wus from 1 degree to 0 degrees be­ low the normnl for tho season. The week being prnrtienlly without rain of moment until the last few dnys, the soil dried nut rapidly nnd the good effect o f the rain o f the pre­ vious week wns not long lived, As n rule .however, tho condition of the soil is fuvornble, except in some lo­ calities in tho central division, es­ pecially in Sumter and adjoining counties, where rain is needed. The low temperature wns unfavorable for a rapid growth of cotton nnd corn, lw(h of which were delayed to some extent in thu‘ mu them nnd western division. Corn is mostly good, how­ ever, and much of tho early planted in the peninsula is in tassel. Colton is good in the central division; it is mostly 11 good stand, - being well worked and gfree of grass; some bloom is reported from Marion coun­ ty; some local chopping continued west o f the Suwanncu river. Tobacco made good progress, as did enno, pea­ nuts, and truck generally. Melons were damaged locally over the north- F. P. FORSTER, President II. F. W1I1TNER, Cashier a illlK IB lS H IS B S a R S a iM IS S IIS IH S IR B S IS Z IIIS B S IS IS IIIlia ern nnd western division by cool, dry Easy to Smash winilsj car lot shipments were made Bottles? Not So from tho lower counties. Tomato shipments were heavy from the cen-' trnl division, although rains of pre­ They Had Trouble Doing It When Filming "Kick Jn.“ vious week nnd blight damaged the crop; it is much shorter than expect­ ed in the Okeechobee district. Ijite Can you drop a champagne bottle tomatoes are doing well, however, in nnd broqk it ? Sounds easy— hut just tho St. Lucie district. Pineapples go home nnd try to do It deliberately nre in excellent condition, although —providing you have the chnmpngnc.. tho crop is small .as compared with At any rate, smashing a cool, halfformer years; limes, also, arc doing dozen o f these bottles provided a d if­ well in the Miumi district. The oat ficult and interesting hotir for George ^rup is por— mostly harvested in the Fitzmaurlco the produced during thn peninsula. Citrus trees were im- making o f "Kick In", hiH new Para­ roved by recent rains, anti there is mount picture featuring Hetty CompV 111 uc hnew bloom; complaints of drop­ son, Bei t Ly tell nrnl May McAvoy ping, howover, nre quite numerous. which will lie on view nt the Princ*sa Sutsuma trees in the western division theater next Friday nnd Snturdoy. A gentleman slightly under the in­ made good growth*. The digging of Irish potatoes continued over most of fluence was to tnko said bottles from the section— largely completed in the a laden Ice-box—nnd create comedy central nnd much ' of the northern relief by the dropping nnd smashing counties ;truck is abundant. Ranges o f same.* srnnshl Op nn ordinary hnrdwood nre greatly improved. floor they lit----- nnd bounced without Southern l)i\isiun. Tlie rains of % *t week greatly injury I Finally n carpenter nnd n crew of benefited grapefruit, limes, nnd jinetifres in the southern portion o f the masons were called in. Tho hard­ district. lj»te tomatoes are doing wood floor wns ripped up nnd a auc­ And well in the St. Lucie district, nnd tion of ccmen{ laid insleud. shipments were heavy -during the then the scenu went on tn n smash­ week. The crop was damaged by ing success 1 For not even the most tough ami blight in the Moore Haven section. Pineapples Jiro in good condition. hardened tailth* cun stand up against j such adamant competition. Cane made good progress. toSwim /if Pays With the Current This is about two spark plugs. A t the moment they nre lying on tho snles manager's desk In the establishment of a large middle-western hardware job- it. pnys to swim with thu current nt popular demand. “ Our jot)," said one jobber, "is to supply markets, not create them. Let the manufacturer make n market for his Roods, and we will handle it." Onc spark plug bears a name known wherever automobiles nre used, the other a name seldom heard. Said another— “ Our salesmen carry a catalog with thousands of items in it Both, snys the snles manager, are good plugs. On the score of quality They haven’t tho time to push unnd vert Ised goods. Their work Is princi they run neck and neck. pally taking orders." "But,” he adds, “ wo are discontinu­ ing this line"— and ho holds up tho plug •of unfamiliar name. “ Vies, and our dis'* , count on it is larger, too." I f you go among these wholesalers to­ day to intruduco o now product in com­ "What's wrong \Vith it? Not a thing. It's a good plug— mighty good plug, but— no one knowH about it. It isn’t advertised— tho other ono is. The demand is for tho advertised mako. And we’ve learned it pays to swim with the current, not against it." More and more jobbera in every lino of business are learning every day that petition with merchandise nationally advertised, unless tho nrticlo ip excep­ tional, you will be met everywhere by tho injunction: "F irst go out and get a reputation for your goods through advertising The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they valuo speed o f turnover, goods which move with a minimum o f effort, goods people know about and aslt for. Publiglied by the Santord Daily h co-epenlion with The Americas Association of Advert �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY;MAY 17,1923 PAGE EIGH1 GETTING RIGHT" KENNERLY M AY M A K E THE RACE . A G A IN S T M cR AE One o f our' Northern ■ newspaper editorial friends makes this comment: “ The government of the stale of Florida is indicted by what has taken TALLAHASSEE, May 17.— Repre­ place in these camps. High and low, sentative C. H. Kennedy, o f Palatka, state as well as county officials, are has under consideration numerous Florence Gray of Philadelphia arraigned to answer charges of bar­ requests from all parts o f Florida Fought, Swaggered and Made barism. It is distinctly 'up to' o ffi­ that he enter the race for commis­ C ALIFO RNIA "AH IS cials o f Florida to wipe this stain Love to Girls. sioner of agriculture in the forth­ A resident of Californio— nnd out." coming campaign. Southern California at that—than \ Yes, Florida hos~bcen "on trial" The gentleman from Putnam de­ written a letter to W illii Powell, of for several months. It pleads guilty clined to stntc what he will do in the Lake County Chamber of Com­ to all the charges, filing tha exten­ response to the requests, but admit­ merce, which in eloquent with inter­ uating afidavit that the particular ted that ho is very seriously consider­ crime which brought out the other ing the matter. linear "cuss-words." Divided Her Time Between Driving charges was committed by a northern " I have been so occunJcti .with .my, Powell slips the letter to the Triboorporatioor-aetiwyr- hb wfyer,-^nfirier- work as n member o f the Joint legis—•ex Revealed by Fight -una-awdMae-eatt*!—hetp-ginating t i W the permission granted by the laws of Intivc committee investigating con-1 With Oangeter. Florida, dilioW in convict enmps," said Rep-' Far bo it from ua to throw any The people of Florida hnvo desired, rcsrntntivc Kennedy, "that I haven’t Philadelphia.—Florence Gray, known lemona or cabbages or more or less nil along, to nccompnny this plea of been able lo devote ns much atten­ for the Inst eight years os "Knitting overripe henfrult at o sister, Florida guilty with the abolition o f the evils tion ns 1 would liked to many mut­ Kill” McConnell, and "Whistling Jack," lovea all her sisters. Her great af­ Is an out-and-out, aelfx-onfes-MiI seeker responsible for the charges and a ters pending in the legislature. I fection reaches out dear across the promise to abstain from such prac­ have felt and yet feel that the in­ of publicity ’ In order that site tuny enter the "tnovles" nnd thus gratify continent and embraces, in its tendertises in future. terests o f the state worn paramount a llfi-lihig nmtiltlnn. For eight years eat regard, even California. Although Up to last Saturday, n ‘little group In the abolition of the lease- system site mu*qiicrnth-t| Iu man’s clothing npd this particular sister hns shown her of wilful men" in the State Senate- and the use of the lush, and, not-1 was "as tough ns they make them." .reciprocal regard by refusing to al­ had thwarted the will of the people withstanding my own deep personal When Charlie Weaver, a member of low Florida fruit to be delivered at and tnndo it doubtful if Florida rould interest in agriculture, 1 have given her “ Bfliig,'* broke her nose during a ,her front-door, wo harbor no ill-will, carry out its desire lo abolish the sys­ idl the time necessary to furthering light, ho didn't dream Hint lie was Florida and Callfornin aro sisters— ■‘spilling Die beans" for Florence. Hut tem nnd give its promise to <fo better. this investigation. Mr. Forbes, for one, says so. He when, on her complaint, Weaver was Under the.lnsh of public opinion, “ When the committee has reported gives to both of them the pre-eminent arrested, Florence was taken to Die wielded by a practically unnnimous and the investigation iu hcjiind tne, police station aIno and then* her sex preference of his publicity. Entirely press, by resolutions of every civic 1 will take stock and let my friends was discovered, although It laid U-rn forgetting the existenae of Jackson­ itody in the state, by mass meetings know what 1 will do about entering known to soma police olllclolx and Jus­ ville or Miami or St. Petersburg, nnd hold nnd projected, two of this group the race, I njljraciate deeply their tice llrown for the lust two years. also o f forty-six other states and changed their votea on Saturday and Interest, and will ulwnya cherish "Qklrta for Life." ninety-four half-states, hot to men­ the Senate voted to uholish the lash, their friendship, whatever my de­ Left motherless sixm after tier birth, tion other towns nnd cities, lie boldly permanently for county convlctn, nnd cision may la>." Florence went to live with her grand­ proclaimed, by syndicated, authenti­ for two years for state' convicts. This Representative Kennedy is author father, James Gray, who, she claims. cated and copyrighted "coy" to sev­ action, while still taihted with com­ of n hill'to regulate commission mer­ Is a retired lawyer. IliH-ause he found eral hundred newspapers (yes, in­ promise, effected tha result desired. chants, which the house passed, and It hnrd to travel around with a llttla cluding the Jacksonville Journal) When both houses concur in n meas­ whic his (lending in the senate. He girl he dressed her In hoy’s clothing. that "Southern'Florida nnd .Southern She liked them so well slut lias worn ure of absolute abolishment, and the also is given jeredlt for n bill from them ever slnie, until Judge Drown California are the two most rapidly Governor does the necessary signing, (he committee on ‘agriculture, intro­ sentenced her to "sMrts for life." Him growing places in thn United States," Florida will then be aide to suy to The duced ns a committee bill, having for Is now twenty-one years old. with the additional nnd correlative world that It hns "come clean." its object to give the fnrmers of Flor­ As John McConnell she was the statement that they have "the finest Florida, us a state, has shown the ida u better grade of fertilizer. Mr. tender of thn "Iron gang." and spent winter climate’ ’in the selfsame world in this unfortunate situation, Kanonrly came to Tallahassee with her rpnre time In pool rooms, or lit United States. ' that it is overwlilemingly for the a bill to this effect, and asked the JnII, ,is she was sent there frequently Naturally, thin mnkes Florida fuel right. When its lawmaking laxly commit lee lo Use that as a hash for for lighting. Ill filet, she gained a kindly toward her sister, on the Pa­ puls into Us statutes the abolition of writing a bill thnt would embody the reputation as u boxer, gave exhibition bouts, and enjoyed many llstlc battles cific or, rather, the lower part of the the lease and lash, ami when the men sentiment of the committee ns a lo which she was usually victorious. auid sister. who are primarily responsible for whole. John McConnell could break hearts So, It fcrirvc» us extremely to o f­ these abuses are punished, Florida Mr. Kennedy has been identified ns well us Jaws. Three times she fer testimony tending to prove that will have made yimcnds to its own with farming Interests o f Florida for wooed and won the Powers of iho ten­ Mr. Forbes, with nil our respect and conscience and to the shocked sensl- the Inst twenty years, and is ac­ derloin district, each (hue to break the regard for his opinion, should have hllitien of the outside world—nnd quainted with practically-every fann­ engagement. Him was engaged "for left California out of his picture. keeps" to twenty-one year-old I-ctlle Martin Taherl and the other victims er in the state. That being eliminated, wo are the Harrison w hen the denouement .came "Facts and Figures, or iho A. II. uf brutality will nut have died iu vain. and shattered her Iasi romance. 1wh­ "whole cheese." Hut listen to this ('. of Florida Trucking." n book writ­ ile bemoans Iho loss of her lover, hut | —Tampa Tribune, man who writes Willis Powell: ten l^' Mr. Kennedy some years ago, has been consoled by the sale of her " I have been In California for four Is still being used as a text book on photographs to varloiiri papers, a prac­ years and have made up my mind to Two Paramount trucking at the University of Flor­ tice which has also netted "Jack" con­ move." (Took him a long time to ida. Rare than lib,000 copies of it siderable money. Stars W on Fame arrive at this unavoidably logical conJudga Kept, Qecret. _. , have been sold to fuenters in the slate cfUlion—uifflost- irti*1f>rig, so 'far an we in Crook Roles and the work Is being used by them Judge Drown was holding court two have learned, ns it took John Taylor, years ngo when a woman appeared I as a guide. o f loirgo and Tallnhussee, to decide Deity Cumpson, Hert l.ytell nnd May The gentleman from Putnnm gain­ and charged "John McConnell” with whether or not Wisconsin corpora­ McAvoy Are Crooks in ed hin acquaintance with farmers being the father of a child recently I tions should lx* allowed lo continue "Kick In.” during seven years spent as a travel­ hofil to her young daughter. She said ' tile girl and "John" had been keeping, having North Dakota boys beaten to ing salesman, when he was selling company and that Die pair had been death in Florida). " I t ’s dust here all seed. He has iqu-rated n farm liirn- away on several overnight trips. I the time—clouds of it—monsoons of with it for twelve years, it— you cun taste it iu your food— self in Putnam county, being engaged everything in Iho Imuso is covered Mr. Kennedy is president of^he with it." ( I f that were "Florida Putnam County Poultry association, sand" it would inspire affection and and vice president of the Putnnm desire to remain or return, rather County Fair association. He former­ than res^ntmunl). "There has Ix-eti ly was secretary of the Florida ■ix Inches of snew about twenty miles branch of the American Poultry as-1 east of here last week." (Winter soeiation. He has been a member uf resort stuff—comforts of your bleak, the city council of Pnlntku and for blissardly, snowy northern home 1 two terms was city, judge there, re-> right along.) “ If there is ary land < signing that office to la-come a mrmIn the world thnt !;• worthless it hi In * of'lliu legislature from Ids county. this part of the riu n try ." (A hro.'l He was born in Palatka and reared statement, covering lots of territory, 1 and Including the urld deserts of 1 Arizona and tile impenetrable rocks ^ Presbyterian Church o f Wyoming). "I have Ircon com- * paring the temperature here witli 1 Crowded Last Night Tampa and find that Tampa lias " to Hear Dr. Carr been from lb to 20 degrees warmer * than Han Diego all winter." (It 1 The Presbyterian Church wan seems that sumewhere, somehow, * crowded again last night to hear Dr. Carr and hi* excellent sermon was greatly enjoyed l»y nil present. Dr. Carr hns a wonderful way of getting right dnwtr into the hearts o f his lieu re re and driving the fuetii home to *‘As Tough as they Made Them." nun when it was 12(1 degrees and it them. The Men's Chorus iu also jus labout look the sup out of me." bringing the crowds to the Presby­ "John" was about to be sentenced on ( I ’Eodure nn authentic record of a t 'I hi, exei-lienee of the cast of "Kick e r i a n Church ami their rendition of X-lretiiiiNliinl Ini evidence when' Die temperature uf 120 degrees in South grandfather told the Judge of Die pris­ In" dix's not Mop, however, with the the old songs is said to lx? the best Florida and take the Tribune and all oner's sex. fortunute coupling of Miss CompHon ever heard in tills city. And then the its rights, appurtenances ami here­ Judge Drown bad Du* girl examined nnd Mr, l.ylell in roles of similar up- joy of singing the old songs by the by physicians, who found Dint she vyji ditaments). peul to those of their greatest Indi­ rlioir and the congregation goes a imt feeble-minded, but of subnormal This awakened dreamer of Cali­ vidual successes. Playing the sym­ long way toward wurniing the hearts tnlml. The Judge took pity on her and fornia has our sympathies. He has pathetic, pnlluis-filliHi roles of Myrtle of the people toward the services and sent her to her father and step-mother wasted four perfectly goixl years. If and llonnie are May McAvog. and nil those who have been attending the In llaltlmore, N. C., hoping Dint, away he had spent those four ycurs at uny Gareth Hughes, who rose to screen meetings at the Presbyterian church from Philadelphia's tenderloin, she place in Florida—well, say, lake would regain her womnniuKxl. It was stardom by their work in Paramount's have boon well repaid. county for instance— he would have but a few Weeks, however, until she "Sentimental Tommy.’ The remain­ As several of the visitors last night saved the labor of changing his mind, der of the oust includes Kathleen rt marked: "There is an atmosphere of kept the dust out uf his eyes and I Clifford, Muym Kelso,, John Miltern, good fellowship iu the Presbyterian soup, seen snow only. ix the newsWalter Ixing, Hubert Agnew, Jed church thnt makes everyone feel . at films, picked oranges und grapefruit I'rouly, Carlton King nnd Charles •tome—tiiat friendly feeling—that Airman Dazed by Lightning In Air. or atrawherries or tomatoes from his Montreal, Oun.—Willie Hying 4,000 makes tho stranger think he is uinong own back-yard and retained every feet above nmontnlna near liere, Capt. home folks. jot and tittle of his "sap."—Tumps Come out tonight and hear l)r. J. U. Turlhopc. of the Canadian air The Fee Hystcin is responsible for force, was struck by llghtiilng and a lot of the 1rouble we ure liow hav­ Carr and hear the Men’s Chorus. knockcd unconscious. The piano gilded They have a message fur you und you swiftly down to earth while Die airman The county road gang are now at ing with the convict lease system will enjoy an hour such as You have was unconscious. Tudbope awoke and with every other part o f the work on the new road which will, never enjoyed one befuro. when the machine waS 300 feet from stule business. Read what Trlfuir when completed, connect Indialantic the ground and alighted safely. with Cocoa Reach, The toad as laid Stockton says on Uiis page about the fee system. Senate to Hold Two out runs north from Indialantic American Red Cross Refugee Aid In Greece Helps One Million Homeless;. Emergency Program Nears Completion LED 6ANG OF TOUGHS rsllel with with the ocean, and Sessions Every Day be about twenty miles In len ______ ___ r ___ ______________ ___ When finished Brevard county will be |ng practiced’ by the Chinese bandits TALLAHASSEE, May 17— The In the same class with Palm Beach in various parts o f China lead us to aenate will hold two daily sessions and Dado counties who have been believe that in former years these until tha end of the legislative term * Chicago.-—Nine-year-old Ruth Wicker tried to stuwt the chutes In her home, und it took Capt. Ueorgo Carlson liud Ills men uf engine company No. 8 to rescue her. The little girl fell through a clothes chute. Imlylns nililmnv lus tween Agorot Him was puJlt-U out, uobunuud. by Die firs tnplulo. ' waking capital out o f their "Ocean gentlemen must have been laundry-- ----- a ___ _ a • _____ __ — • ■ *" -men^irt AimrrlrS^ br' w-iUers In oome cd Tuesday. Debate on all questions big hotels. Their work ahowa some will be limited to minutes except But why should there. be a home very fine training— In fact they may Another good way to get thin to for worn-out chorus girls? There's have been employed by come of the The Herald delivered six times a music la to keep on working whild •Iwaya vaudeville." Vlg corporation# over hare. . r iA^mud settlement In Athens is shown in tho pictures above. The lAcropoHs is seen in tho background. It is in this and other historic secrtlons o f Grccco thnt tho American filed Cross is completing its big task of aiding thousands o f refugees. Portnblo spray tanks aro being used by tho American Itod Cross workers In Grccco to expedite this campaign c-f tho brganization to check anil provent epidemics. By usa of tneso tanks, tho heads of. refugees are •prayed with a disinfecting solution to kill disease spreading vermin. Tha American Red Cross plans to withdraw its forces from Graeco and tarralnato ita emergency disaster re­ l i e f '' t>rogr#m for tho A ifa Minor refugees on June 30th. Col, William N. Haskell. Reef Cross Commissioner In Grecco has been cabled to notify •__ > -t__ ■JV . '•*• 4H t tho Greek government of tho Red Cross' intention to arrange transfer to local authorities and charities of the work now conducted and finaficcd by tho Red Cross, Judga John Ilarton Payne, Na­ tional chairman of tho Red Cross, In discussing tho situation, said: “ The American Rod Cross in materials al­ ready shipped and in other expenses incurred to date, hns expended |2,[>94,448.21 from its disaster emer­ gency relief funds to succor 1.000,gcncy rcnci lunus vo Buccur 000 refugees who were transhipped to Grecco with little warning ns an incident of tho Greco-Turkish war. A daily feeding program is now ranching 000,000 o f tho most needy o f thefcu refugees. A sanitary and medical etrort o f wldo scopo nnd in­ tensive nnturd has warded ofT epi­ demics .which threatened. American *jrV-’iV charity haa prevented the refugees nnd tho population which recsTved them from experiencing disaster in. tho fullest sonso o f the word." Tho Red Cross has been operating in Greece fo r six months and Col. Haskell's reports from tho field agree that tho situation cannot attain per-t manent solution through outside charity. Tho situation is no longer1 regarded as an emergency by Red I Cross officials and ample time is being given the Greek government to, decide for itself how it will arrange for tho permanent care o f the refu­ gees. Tho highest Greek officials hart praised tne work of tho American, Red Cross Jn Greece, King Gcoriel of Grccco said: “ I t waa a great world well carried out in an admirably or-1 ganized manner.' © u M a a ai M j p p @ 4l C o r d s Gaiailaag Mew Fame for Service 294% Sales Sinercase isa Last Six Months Shows TiresaiB T o w ard Firestone The p'lblic hns emphatically spokm. The popu­ lar preference i*l ell t:rrilr,rirs Is unmistahetity Die Pit clone Gun-Dipped Cord, A stnrulat J o f service hua b en v-t by Dins fa­ mous tirrs wi.hout (Mraltcl i t the pavt. It lias brought a sites incrcax* cf 19*-% (■*r the past six months over Die umc period of a year ugo—tho greatest gain hi all Flrritanc history. Tlic Firestone Gutn-Dipped Cord lr Die mighty achievement which bus enabled I irevtone to break Die tremcndohi record, o f past Fin it one iu.ee is. The tire buying public has ticca aroused to the H ost M ile s i_Kv L o U a r * G U M -D IP P E D CO RD S G d a ecl c f there Gitin-Dipptd Cords frc:n cnc o f the following dealem R A Y BROS., Sanford, Florida SEM INO LE-SUPPLY-(JO .-y Oviedo,-Florida O. C. B R Y A N T , W agner, Florida �TH E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R A LD , THURSDAY, M A Y 17,1923 ii { L P A G E NINE -| 11 8 151 ms x We find all Departments in our store overstocked, so have decided to reduce stock during May while seasonable merchandise is \yant ed, rather than to sacrifice stock during the late Summer months when desirable merchandise have been picked over. That’s whal makes the event of great importance. Come in and be convinced of the big savings possible here during this 9-Day Sale. Frolaset Front-Lace Corsets 1,000 Y ard s of Yard-wide Nainsook • Bleached Napkins * To Close Out In the lot we have about 100 Corsets ranging in price front $3.00 to $10.00. gizes 21 to 27, which wu will close out at— 12-yard pieces at1 35 do;:, slightly soiled Napkins, priced at about............................................... 1 Pure Linen Hemstitched Napkins Longcloth Every thread flax, attractive flj /I] W| prices ............................................ cp m. c k i English Longcloth, 10 yard pieces, at Sheets Corsets, Brassieres and Girdles Ilemmed Mohawk and Pepperel ,81/99 Sheets, a t ................ Madame Grace Corsets and Girdles. We have just added this line of Corsets to our stock, on which wc arc having wonderful succcess. Wide range »f shapes and an experienced corseterier to assist you in making correct fitting. Special— Pajam a Checks This is a fine grade in the small check always in demand, at ................. . Hemstitched Table Cloths Made of fine Mercerized Damask, 58 58 inches............:................... Domestic J*. 30-inch Unbleached Domestic ........... Fine Hemstitched Huck Towels Silk Underwear 18 30 inches, . each ...... ............................. ......... Turkish Bath Towels 18. 36. Special 50c value...................... Vt PRICE Voiles and Voiles! Bed Spreads Hemmed and Scalloped spreads, extra large size Pillow Cases Of good quality, special price ...................... . Percales! CreiMJ do Chine Teddies, values to $5.75, dt . O O • T ff ............................. ,!| > O a ( Camisoles, Crepe and satin. Values O f) & E* A l. ;up.to $44)9. a t ...................... Percales! Bungalow Aprons and House Dresses, nro only two items housewives make from Per- A f f p cale, one quality ami the best.......... h v C 9 and 10 4 Sheeting Voiles still lead as a most desirable and economical fabric for dresses. •10-inch wide, at Crepe de Chine Gowns, © ff A A FleSh only, $6.50 and $8 values, at. 'V W t v U Printed Silk and Cotton Crepe In a splendid variety of the now deQ| signs and colors, 36-in.......................... t/C Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers, Van Uunltc and Knyser Glove Silk Vests and Bloomers, colors,' White, Flesh, Orched and Peach, Sizes 30 to *12, Satine Princess Slips— Flesh and White, shadmvproof, strap shoulder Hosiery Specials Draperies of Every Description Name Speaks for ({uality Holeproof Full Fashion S ilk .......................... Holeproof Thread Silk Seamback ................ Holeproof Lislo ........................ Full lino o f ahmlea In all grades iiscnmds, Cretones, Marqusettcs, Sunfort, Voiles, litilras, Pongee, in fuel every wanted curtain ma- nnl ................................. S PE C IA L PRICE Tabic Damask <*l-in. Bleached Table Damask ......................... 72-in. Bleached Mercerized Imported Damask ....... Imported Voiles 10 and 44 inch, Fancy Floral Patterns, at Linen Damask Dress Linens Napkins to match K»-in. Guaranteed colors, rood uh surtniciit of shades u t .............. Imported Ratines About 40 pieces to choose from, all attractive styles and lookers ..... Woven Tissues In n great variety of designs and colors, 75c variety a t ............ ...... Ihu. No. IMJ r4i«* 14to 44hu*c and 14 (o 10 ymi White Sport Skirting 40-in. Skirting in three different qualities, ut White Crepe de Chine Tub Sifk Dresses Of neat stripe, beautifully made, Special price )'Jordon> <2 White Satinback Crepe 40-in. wide Band-made Imported Voile Dresses White, Sunset, Orched, Blue and Pink, very . special at ^n aosiE iiv $14.75 Gordon’s Hosiery and $18.75 Children’s Sport Hose Gordon's pul! Fashion Gordon's Seamback Gordon's Smock back ... . AND s o c k s . * White Canton Crepe 40-in. wide 3.25 A ED $4.0 Jap Sport Silk 36-in. wide* all shades, $2.00 value, a t ........ Indian Head Suiting Sellers White W ash Satin J]6-in. material, quality guaranteed .............. : 86-in. Suiting, colors guaranteed or price refunded. White Radium Silk 40-in. wide, at $2.50 trimmed , a j a | AND $3.50 Paisley and .Crepe Dresses We have 19 Dresses in this lot © 4 A to close out a t • «•••>*****....... . JhL White Silks Swiss-made Organdie Dresses White, Yellow; *ml-Pintr © -f .............. White Silks for Summer Dresses, for Spore wear. W hite Georgette Crepe White Georgej,te Crepe, 1 **» �■•V,ft"JVL i:* ' -,\r-r Trtr>s# ■ **r-1." . B THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, M A Y 17, 1923 PAGE TEN BASEBALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING ^ j REALM OF SPORTS R. L. SHIPP. Editor . ft CELERYSEED YE STE R D AYS RESULTS Florida Stale League At Orlando-St. Pete, rnln. At Rradcntown 11, I^ikelnnil ft. At Daytonn-Tampfl^rAliu- ft).' t H g**’ i■ r* ’ ■ Hpk?-' KT • , i " ip m l S t.Krfc ■;t. D. . ! K a '/ ES/T-J fv# mi' Ef/ ^ B’. Rtt Rj Ri Rj R) Ri R j Ra RffstftHiCs'unt" -- And the shootin' begins! Thnt whs some picture Inst night. BRAVES TRIM CARDS; GIANTS ANDROBINS WIN • o f the fourteenth enabled Host on to ! detent Ht. Louis, 7 to 0 yesterday. In j ,.4 . . . . . . . . . . , the thirteenth his diving catch High School baseball championship tournament begins today, State Trap Shooting contest starts and Inst but Richard IlnrthelmesR nnd Dorothy not least the DeMolay plays the flish in “ Fury" tonight. Oviedo Scouts here today. And nnothcr good ono for tonight. New York 4, St. Louis I. Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 0. Wnshington-Chirngo, rain. liostnn-Dctrnlt, wet grounds. Y 1" ' ufi t j4" " r . K jftl*r’,, ; Ra • Natlonal league . St. Louis ft, Boston 7. (I I Innings) Pittsburg 2, New York P. Chicago 2, Brooklyn ft. Cincinnati-Philadelphia, rain. American league •m ha Ri ha ha Pa ha Ri r j BASE BALL NEWS- - Following the sale o f the Avon Arcadia has taken on A . building 8«a Lion* Invade a tilghtheuae. The keeper or* RridoV Islam! light, Park improvement bonds lor 101.38 spirit which certainly looks g ^ i £ below On|n« Flattery, luia nppenled to plus $4,500 accrued Intercut, the city the old timers who recall the days hr' the federal nnlliorlt|ea In Tacnmn for fore the war when there was n r„ ; wen poll a nnd help. No sooner dor* he council has insured tho stretching of dcnce put up for every dny jn y,’ open Ida door than sen Ilona force ‘the paving project possible by three­ year fo rabout eighteen months., x l their wqy Into tiro <hon*(* nnd mnke fold. H ie wny thin Is done is by pass­ this moment tbcrw-are frrer; r?ew 'store free with hla possession)!. At night ing a resolution thnt tho property they surroimd‘ the pln.i*. Parking for 'y.'-j',» ^ ’n n F tta [*ulI‘Jjn*ra nlrca,*y arranged for, noth, admittance, mail sleep la P * u **™ n l C!J,!U,y * * * * * * * * and. Ono big fellow amuses Idnnudf by i oue-thlrd for paving. This is the bungalows just finished going up jn climbing the exterior ,steps to the |P,an fallowed in many places, nnd is Jvarious stages o f completion. light, to plunge1headlong Into the sen. |always considered fnir nnd right. The ----------- -----To till! one would only attract more, i money from the bonds-will be nvnilFor quick results try n want ad. for the smell ’ o f putrefying meat Is inlde roon, and It Is now expected that an Irresistible attraction.—Hclentlflc n Urge nmount.o f paying wjjt he iinXL--IV—LawtonrdtmtrtctrWyi17R ^ ~ BOSTON,' Mny 17.—Southworth's; American, (feHatcrnT* pert, 215 ^outji OVange, Orlando, fia. -bew-rmr ax/Tlsl iTinmtp"Rrtb'e' 1nMT me-mrr tnf f ftut-nmrntF GOLF BOWLING TENNIS* BOXING of L’ottomley's drive resulted In n double play. Iloston had the bases full, with none out in the eleventh when Haeck­ el's drive wai speared by Frcignu, who threw to Hottomlcy, doubling Kouthworth. Hottomley then threw to A thrilling story of the sen by Ed­ And so this Thursday's half holt- Stock, nt t.h,r‘l lM>,orc CruW“- runninS mund Gouldin. dny j* a red letter ono In RportS. Mor ^ ilHniflm could return, to comShooting Jinxchnll ami golfing tourn-j ® triplo play. Boston Guide Also n two-pnrt Century comedy. aments all in one dny. And n baseball1*'* run!' ^ did yew-nth o ff Donk. The game one the home lot! score: . > • Southern Association And the honor guests ymighl will St. Louis 001 000 023 000 00—0 1ft ft Atlanta 3, Nnshvlllo 4. lie Henry Roden berry and his sweetie. Boston 0(>0 000 000 000 01—7 IB 3 In looking over the sporting page nirmingharn ft, Chattanooga 5. Be there tonight Henry ns Osborne of tho Florida' Time t-Union we And Donk, Ilnrfoot nnd Clemons, McCur­ Mobile 1, Little Rock 0. lias saved a place for you. that Jacksonville has quite a few dy; Manpiard, Fillingim, Benton and New Orleans 1ft, Memphis ft. chy baseball leagues, semi-pro, ama­ O 'N eill." . And tomorrow night Hetty Comp- teur, boys', etc. Isn't Sanford large HOW TH EY STAND son, llerl I.ylell nnd May McAvoy in enough to have a Junior City Ix-nguc NEW YORK, May 17.—The New “ Kick In." for the ltoys of this town? Won Lost Pet. York (Hants took the odd game from 10 .UKK Orlando .... ..... M MW Pittsburg yesterday, (1 to 2. Jack This picture is crammed with ex­ There are enough boys in Hanford Scott Was in great form and let the ,61 fl Lakeland ......... 111 Ift citement, bristling with thrills. The between the ages o f ten and seven­ .500 Tamps .... ......... .. 1ft 1ft Pirates down with four hits, which he gorgeous ace of nil crooks melodrama. teen to form a pretty good four' club Daytona ............ .. tr» 17 .409 kept well scattered. "Score: Also a comedy. league. What we lack now is a good Hradcntown .. 14 * 1!) .424 live fellow to work up the idea. I’ Ktsburg .... . 000 020 noo- 2 -I 1 8t. Petersburg .40(1 .. 13 • 10 New York ...... 000 202 20x—6 10 J Where is he 7 LION TAKES A Morrison, Kunr. and (touch; Scott National League H U N K OE SIKI Uist night at the DeMolay baseball nn<* ,4inydor. Won Lost Pet. * i * 1 meeting, Victor McLnulin was elected -- ---- Wcw York ........ .. 10 .731 7 MARSEILLES, May 17.—Battling captain of the team. Vic wns cap-f BROOKLYN, May 17.— Brooklyn flL I kjuIs _______ 12 .550 1G Pittsburg .......... .. 18 .520 Sikl, the Senegalese pugilist, has been tain of the High School team thi: Jnndc it three out o f four with Chi12 .500 bitten in the army by a lion and there­ year so he has had quite a hit o f cagu yesterday, winning 8 to 2. The Cincinnati ..... . « 12 12 experience as a captain. (Lent things; Dodgers hunched two douhle.i with a Chicago ........... .. 12 .402 fore the bout between him nnd the It wil Ilie expected of the team since [ halter bit, n pass, n wild pitch i.ml a Boston ..... ........ .. 11 13 .458 British middleweight, Moore, which h ein to be captain. sariifice fly o ff Dumovitrh in the llrst Brooklyn .......... .. U 1ft .468 was to have been held May 27, in inning, driving the Cub pitcher out of .304 Marseilles, has been postponed. • Philadelphia ...... .. 7 1« This afternoon the following fel­ the box. Two more singles o ff Os­ The promoters said tho wound had lows will Ik- seen in the DeMolay borne in the aumt* inning n -tied the American League become infected. line-up: Meade linker, Pitcher; Dodgers four^uns tdl told. Neis led Won U'St Pet. la'wis Hhipp, catcher; Vic Mcl-nulin, the assault on two ( 'hieago pitchers .OHO 8 New York ......... .. 17 firsl base; Harry Woodruff, second with a home run, a double anil a sin* NATURE KEEPS HER SECRET Cleveland ....... .... 1ft .577 11 base; Ralph Woodruff, shortstop; scoring three runs. The (jeor.-: Philadelphia ...... . 12 .522 Chemist* Hav* Never Been Able tl 11 John Wilson .third base; with Culver1Chicago (mmi 20b non 2 7 1 .ftftO Detroit ............ * . 13 13 Satisfactorily Determine the Com­ Kthoredge, John llrumley, Robert jirooklyn 410 Out) 2lx —K 13 2 .458 | Ht. lamia ......... . 11 13 position of Wo.id, Jenkins, George Smith and others- ] ti movitch, (Isliornc and OT'urrcll;' 13 .403 Wnshington ... . .. 0 taking turns about in the outlleld. |)is| . , - , (l,„| Taylor. Chicago ............. Worn), ivlili which thu uorient Brit­ .401) !• 13 .3501 ons used to stain themeelves, Ih grown Boston ... ' 7*'' l!l In Hint part of Lincolnshire, England, Free W restling Matches P u rle r V o u s P ra n ca lsT which ahotimlH with dykes am) wind-1 The scene -Ihe le>ok degui (menl of Houlhrrn A hmotIotlon at Lake Monroe Friday iii IIIh, and along the herders of Cain* I one of i 'hlrngo's large stores. The • Won Lost Pet. hrhlgeshire. If allowed to go to seed Night With Local Talent actors- a salesgirl and a womua -in­ .030 the woail weed often grows to lltrey 10 . 17 New Orleans tent on purchasing literature enter­ .500 and four feet In height iirnl has a pret­ Mobile 14 n One of the best events o f the sen- taining htii, ulus, wicked—there tire .500 ty yellow Holier. N a sh v ille ........... - 11 u son is llir free wrestling match at such women I .520 Chattanooga , 13 12 The llrst crop of tender green shoots "lltivn you Rotnclhlng u lltilu Lake Monroe school house Friday .181 Is picked In July or Angus), and during Atlanta 13 * 14 night ut which time there will he n HsquO . , , , “ No.. mil am, we liuvc nothing by .402 the harvest men and women are to be 12 Birmingham 11 number of wrestling ami boxing (|i|U r13 . IftH seen creeping along the Helds on Ihelr II Memphis matches pulled o ff by the Seminole „ Nn |M, yoii umlertlnndT I hands and knees all day long. .320 U tile Rim 1. H 17 Y A N K S ROMP ON BROWNS IN SIXTH, ATHLETICS W IN The ehiMils are pot Hilo large wick­ Alldetic Assoeiaiion. The free exlti-f tJiu uuttfRr. er liaskeiH and seal ta fm-tory, o f bilious nit- lor tin- benefit o f the mem- i f * risque." Invents "Ideal'' Explosive. ‘ The lakeland Star-Telegram la enm- urging that Polk county have nn or­ pounded nn explosive which 1ms dem ange festival. The Stnr-Tclcgrnm onslrated remarkable qicilfties In re­ says thnt several cities in Florida! cent experiments. While* appearing to hnve great disruptive jmwer* If closely hnve a sort of fixed cclebrntlon o f confined, ns In n shell or drill hole. II some nature appropriate to the localcan he exploded only by means of n ity, either through certain favorable I Masting rjp or electric detonator. Ir surroundings or conditions, or beenuse Is reported to give off no noxious o f historic tradition, and it points out fornes. that It Will not explode when that an orange festival would be np- . healed lo 212 degrees Fahrenheit, that It will not freeze, and that It cannot •jropristc to Polk. bo accidentally exploded by shock. A Mlnnradt® Inventor Early* Crusade re Used StIBs. Few pmMldtlonlsts. says the Helmtlfic Amerlean, are iiwitre o f thn stmek Ing fact that the vogue o f thu still In Europe was due fo tho original Crust ders, who took kindly, to thi* east cm reen nlloii am) brought bad with them roejpin and methods tlmi made the still as popular nn Instltu tlon ns the royal Jester— and doubtlesi helped along denmerncy by making It hard at times to distinguish the king from the clown. * ITSPJSayFNGODD Tin- bar of imhlic opinion to which nil food products arc summoned for conviction or acquittal is the dining room table where are gathered the appetite judges who pass up­ on the filnesH'df this or that fond. We advocate the trial of our pastry and our bread. Their purity and goodness will he established. Sequence and Consequence. As showing hmv the combination m drink and driver works out, we gtvi the terse re|»orl of Ben tjiilnn, an In dlnn of Kansas. Hu said : “ First mil* too slow took drink of booze; next mile faster, took another drink, last mile very fust, took another drink; then saw bridge In road, turned out f-.r It.'* Ben I:.' now In the hospital with a broken arm.— Boston Evening Tran­ script. I f * the hook ' ; *i-2ufc * -------- . has ROUTH BAKERY SANFORDMAID’ BREAD W H E N you b u y Goodyear Tire* from ua you get a quality product, at the lowest price at which that quality can be bought, and you also get a service that will help you get from those tires all the mileage built into them at the factory. There’s the net of quality, price/ * and service, a n d * ! economy, too. , A» Cmfj-nr 5,rrtr. SlmlUn O n J t r t M m i l in * rm com m tn J Ikm n w Conlmr Citttlt with Ihm btmlrd All- W m lh m T n m J anW k a tk ih tm u p m ith aImnJmrJ ComJjrnmr laaatca * Kent Vulc. Works Odk Avc. and Third St. GOODYEAR E £ R a iiH (m ;s c n t !i3 i3 B iN ia iR R * D a K iiiim n a a iE * B i> iiiiiiii N N ■ ■t In Don’t Think You A re Getting a Bargain Just Because the Price is Ctteap IsHU No mailer what price you pay a feed, is never cheap nnltiss it produces Rood rctilts, nnd n feed that won’t produce resulta is expen­ sive at any price. We handle good feed at prices you can afford lo pay. and we Runran tee re­ sults and— “ Your Monev Hack if You Are Not Satlsficd.,, Give us a trial on your next order. U u i " - Rugged . Pow er t . ** N ■ •■ n M M ■ SI wl.kh there uro thr...... four In tlitit |MIM|lj|1 ,|rju- ,ff the dub and then“ Just n moment—PR une." Much n for all ignition p u rp o s e s .’] part Of the country. When they arrive wj|, , h| t.rowd out to see them, searching ensued and a bewildered girl THE CA S H FEED S T O R E H H M Husky steel container. M ois- J ey ntv nn tii«*y lulu pulp un<l . , •. s * * 1 I hi! eventm Will lie tttnRuil mi the rciir reappeared. “ I'm sorry, nin'iyu, but lowed to ferment. I.titer they urv ofldo J u r e - p r o o f. D e p e n d a b le ’ 2 S up haven't n book hy thnt itoiue.” of the selmol house just east of the B n Into balls nnd dried, p o w er always, • * “ Stupid, 1 mean a book flint’s u lit­ M MouiiKNunford road and everything m These hulls remain drying for sev­ tle off eoior." : ST. LOUIS, May 17.— New York eral weeks and urn then broken lido in in readiness for htc_ liig time. Col"Well, why didn't you *ny that right GIT.I.ON & F R Y II scored four runs in thu sixth inning pieces and stirred'for n lengthy period. •lie Biggers ami, Young l.omlress will awayT' ■ 113 Magnolia Avr.— Sanford, Florida yesterday, in the first game of tin- Eventunlly they produce a rearer, pmv- l>e the big card in wrestling a ltd other ■ B m H derllko Hulmlnnce, deep Mue In color. “ When n Feller Needs a Friend." local lights will be la-omm! Mcl.ucns, season between tho two teams. Hoyt M a iB IIB B B IIS S IIB S B S Iia s ilB S llli:r B E X S E 3 e iB S - 1 B S IB IS IlH Carlin, four years olrt, Is the son of held the Browns to four hits. Meust-I I.nslly the powder Is damped, stored Charlie Mero, Lee Peck, Young Gor­ lit vnts and Mold to dyers nnd mnnu- don and many others. Remember this a candidate for a county Ofltce on the drove in Iwm runs with a double. The fneturers o f woolens and other urtlrte* big event is free and will he held F ri­ Democratic ticket. The son, to he aenre: of nppurtd. sure. In the father's most ardent sup­ '•Vi' New York 000 004 000— 1 fi I Tin- enduring blue of (lie pollro- day night beginning promptly at 8:UU porter, and not only of Ids father, but o'clock. Ht. L ou is too 000 last— t -t i muii's uniform Is obtained from wond, of all things Democrallc. Much Is Ids V 1 zeal lluil several of Ills inuture friends Hoyt and Kchang; Vangildcr, Pruett nnd, tboiigli It Is an expensive dye at thn outset, It Is the elieapest in the Some people think tin- world is ill hare formed the habit of greeting him. and- Seven-id. long run. for another upheaval, and iinywuy thus; I'lii'iidsts tiave tried bard to fathom I “ Hello, Republican 1“ CLEVELAND, May 17. — Eddie ttils seen-! of nature, but wiUiotlt sue- i the time hits rithu- for spring house The other day, after the little fel­ Itommell held Cleveland to six hits, iv-ss; mi,| u is doubtful If (lie Industry cleaning. low's sili-nt, dellant look of denial, one half of which went to Jamieson yes- ooiilil lonllllUe lo exist but for the of- j asked: "Well, you are a Repuhllean, I'lulidii's first state flower show terday, and the Philadelphia Athletics1 fh-lal desire to procure uni forms tbut are >mi tort Y‘ won Die firsT(Tame of the scries, ft to lire dunibte slut of fust color. held in Orlando last month wns a Carlin, Indignant dental revealed in 0. Covclckkie pitched great ball until Human wants arc constant and continuous. Food, .tremendous success and paid a hand- every line of Ms sturdy little white * . e ■ an error by Sewell put him In a hole. HAS RULED FROM BEGINNING linen-clad figure, as he walked avvny, ■ some profit to the guarantors who J l ----clothing:, shelter, and their infinite subdivisions are daily clutched dctcrmln>-dly ut his father's ■ Philadelphia 000 030 110—ft 10 3 ■ Itommell and Perkins; Covelcskic, T h a t J a p a n e s e R o y a l T a m l l y H a s N o made the show possible by money con­ hand, us In- demanded: “ I am a Demo­ ■ needs. N a m e Is P r o o f o f A s s e r t i o n L o n g crat, ain't 1 dndT"—Indianapolis News, tributed. A fter paying all Mils and Morton, Smith and Myutt. Put Forw ard. leaving |2()U in n sinking fund toward ■ ,,.......... , , , , , .. next year's show the treasurer is able "In Old Louisiana'' a story of the ■ There is not a clock tick that does not register a mil­ In I lie peaceful and Isolated com, GROWERS HIT timidly It Is probable that at llrst no l'"> tb" Kunranlor* figh t per cent old South, sixty years ago, Beautiful CRAIG HARD family had any ..... la Nine of omipn f " r thc *t®f of thuir money for sixty choruses, good negro comedy. High lion human desires. ■ lion to follow. It was Jyloii I lie rotn- days. •School, Friday night. 4t-3tq ■ BRADENTOWN, May 17— Thc •(•unity hud made some progress t h a t ___ _____ ■ ■ The newspaper is the closest thing in the world to division of luhor was Ini reduced. It Is ' Growers made it two out of three yes* terdsy, when they touched Craig for clear from many myihs Hint family the people's daily wants. It is an expression of the ever* seventeen safe hits, anj elrt.cn runs names In Japan were taUvn from tlit-, (H-cupstluns followed. When many to Lakeland's three. Gulley hit two 5 pressing desire for news. families came to follow llui same oc­ ■Byr- out o f five, making his 31st consecu­ cupation then the pecesKlty prose for • * < W-J tive game of hitting. The score: giving distinctive names tq the dlf Lakeland ..... ..... 010 010 OlO— 3 fen-tit famine*. Of the ruling family, The advertiser who uses the Daily Herald reaches B* * Bradentuwn --------- 301 20ft OOx— II however, there was only one. and as It [ people with his message at exactly the right moment. hud no •M*ru|«lioit og other families did It had no name. Nor was there any occasion for giving It a distinctive Somewhere, with some person wanting something,’ name; It suttlced to call tl,by an lionorllle quiner It was and Is only when newspaper advertising registers every second o f the a (iieuther of the imperial family sets si up n hmnrh family that u dlstlndlre Our urilorn arc coming in so faat that if it were not that wo B day. . * a*. * W INTER PARK. May 17.—Gaines­ name Is given. * % kept prepared to rentier real service we conld Japan fimitsliF* the solitary In• . . ville High school'* team will be un­ not handle them. able to take part fn the annual base- slatue where the ruling family bus no * It brings the seller and buyer together because, it family naute. In.ICngland, (inly, Hob ball championship which will be playland slid other countries those who cd, beginning today ^at Rollins col­ already had finally name* inquired In­ ■ brings the right message at the right time. lege here, according to word received fluence and ssi-ended to the throne. yesterday by Ray W. Greene, director That (lie Japanese ruling family ha* and wti iltdivc'Tprompt. anywhert», nny time. “And i f ydli dd There is" no advertising medium so close to the peoof the tourney, no name ts a-clear pronr'iir ilie n-n not drink Elder Water now— you will, lenthm Ihst Jspaii has lieen rultsl h> It I* believed .Miami will take after one tripl pie as the newspaper. Gainesville'* place in the tournament. the sum* family from the beginning. d fl Sanford Feed & S upply Co. fEED«HAY«CRAIN AND FEPTILIZERS PHONE 539*MYPTLE AVE.8 “1,HST.SANF0ffD.FU s \ m On The Second Every Second jIT’S p u r e ! T h a t’s W h y It’s j ...P op u lar... j GAINESVILLE UNABLE TO PLAY IN TOURNAMENT PHONE US- Had there been any revolution ut uny Hut* in tha hlsiory of Japan—that I* dinging* vine type o f women H» say. .hart tho first ruling f«igll i J WE DELIVER leDt in �b’iidtjMti , .« —-V r * •v.s ys.q. v-'; '.an. : T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A L D , TH U R SD A Y, M A Y 17, 1923 the F a m ily N o Pa playcd ontlroly safe! a?1! r ( v<\s*A y o O & ' v(= p^UtJ t o W P kT GOM E lW O O b G v r r i F i '. T O o * F v a & S H - iVt B O § r h im o ^ e . * FOP- 6 0 0 0 > LO CK '. '^ r G o e s P o O H ti C fx u u t t s t ' M e w } Tea can find the name of ♦rery H»e Huainesa Man la 8*nford la thie Column eeck day. |Quick Service Transfer Storage Facilities |U we please you, tell other*; if not, tell u. 1‘hone 4*8 SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Work Mill ICONTRACTOR nnd I10ILDER (117 Ceaunerrlsl Strrcl—Sanford, Fla. B. W. H E R N D O N INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE-------A UTO-------HON I)S S. 0. Sliinholser Contractor nnd Builder FLORIDA A. P. Connelly ,& Sons £al*Ml.hr<l I UOH Real Ksiate, l.oans and Insuranre ll’konr IS IHI -8 Magnolia Ave. STEWART The Florist |C*t Ftoaer*------------ Floral Designs Annual and Ornamrntal Plant* I111 Hjftl* At*---------- phnne 260-W |SANF0RD MACHINE COMPANY General M;iehine’rnnd Boiler Worka Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repair)* ^ Acetylene Welding [Phone 62 ---------Sanford, Florida |CANS'E|i GitAl'F.FItnT TO KF.PRKSKNT FLORIDA AT “AI.I.-AMRIOCAN MEAL." TAMl A, May 17,— Canned grapeI nm will be Florida's only food pro- Pw 'he "All.American Meal" at [SwraituniD, Calif., next June 4, George A. DeCottea FRED R. WILSON s r * JU .dvis- rc,d in • * * * • uw i nth chapter of Mark. HXt ni* ht hc arose and aaid, ^ l7 °U Jl1 U o ^o w how rsom*? mini*U r' > » *■» the" to; there yoO pe. v So ppm r F o P .\ ( “J Mnriunnn.. The college* and various high schools, too, have papers. Tho first newspaper published in Florida wan the Pensacola Gazette and West Florida Advertiser, tho initial num­ ber appearing March 1.1, 1824, by W. Hazel Hunt. latter in the same year the Florida Intelligencer appeared nt whieh in that year had Road Department Hus Hard Sledding i n Both FLORIDA'S BIGGEST ASSET, HER Tallahassee, been designated us the capital o f the Houses of the Legislature NEW SPAPERS. territory. The editorH nnd publishers were Gordon, Crane and Co. Florida, As the general 'intelligence of n at that time hud been a territory for ( Hr The* \w*M>rl»frtl P m iii I TA LLA H A S S E E , Fla., May 10.— Thin uno cont found would lie din- people is usually computed by what I three years, and statehood stti was still The State Rond Department was. tributc(| wilhoul n.Kiml to tlix co]|,;ct.' nnd ho.w ipuch they read, it may lie twenty years away.' treated bndly in the matter of nddiWith these .1.1 daily gewspnpers ami , , 7 “ ", , cd he.pointed out, but equally between interesting to know-how the news pationub money l»y tho house yesterday pers of Morida compare with the ^her 140 weeklies besides the number nnd wns saved from a death thrust *'lt' c°hntlea. He figured that Her number o f newspapers of other stales■devoted to speeial interests nnd nil only by the masterly handling of its ■'•mnty would turn in J^OO un­ and how they compare in other reengaged in placing Florida before __ til icf supporters who got reconsideru- dcr the tax nnd receive #12,100 in ro-1( the world in the most fascinating nnd tion from a vote tlint would levy a turn, l.ayfuyette county wciubl tu rn !'*'11 M\ in #052 and receive the same return, Every issue of every newspaper in alluring mnuner, accounts for the gnsolinc tax of 2e, hut would give one Florida may lie ‘ likened to n board wonderful am) rapid development of ol these to the counties. The road de­ while Liberty county would turn in of trade or a chamber of commerce our state.— I-iikelund Star-Telegram. $017,’ Union 08.15, and Dixie #112. The partment under this plan would get no ns to the information given out con­ increase at all, as it receives the one larger counties would pay a tax that cerning ils locality. SI I1-KXC1IANGK'S HIIII'MKNTS Vent tax now levied for gasoline. And wW»W n‘v,’rt *° 4,10 *,mn,l<‘ r counl,c“ Every issue tells in a fascinating SET NEW HIGH MARK he contended. While ho favored n two when its supporters got tli>* consent nnd attractive manner of the rcfor reconsideration they spoke against l,n l U x ' h'' n° l W " ‘» "* ntl. ,, ...... , After it had listened to the reading time so that the matter would go nmom.t that might be Home.I provl.IVd ,m ‘ M I'ossihilitiui o f its par ticular section and of the activities ,,f report* which disclosed establishliver until today, in the hope they lhnt il nU w,nl 'll,u " Ultc « " " j Jug of n tiew record in shipments for whole. Representative Weeks Weeks and and !,r‘’ constantly transpiring. could .strengthen thuir forces. |whuk-. Representative . . . . McCall asserted that the counties 1 Horida lias 2.1 daily newspapers, |n season, the tlrunge County. Citrus in the meantime, the senate passed |))U(|t huvp Klimi) rol|ll building funds ur :l »»'.re than (Jeorgin. IS more thnii! Sub-Exehange. n branch of the FlorJ) to 1 n bi l hy Sehntor ( olson, which |p <ir|Il,r iimur,. BonK, work being , i" Alabama. Ill more than in Louis-j ida Citrus Exchange, yesterday Te­ ns amended would levy a three cents ■ jn Pulll,^1<Hi "Tin* depart- ‘ “ »na, 17 mole than in Missisippi, 17 j elected Dr. C. .IL Switzer of Winter tnx^two of whieh would go to (he d e -] mpin ntJ|llccU.j Uu. Bm.il|er counin No«>h Carolina nnd I Park us its presidenL jinrtment, nnd one would he .hsUibul-, lii H lh(? 1|lU,rpsU ,lf ttlu iutf,cr more than fit Virginia. T l f weekly I Oilier officers chosen were: J. S. *i (qua y >c weon * ■ ( (Hiatus. sections. The !lc tax amendment,, papers in Merida intmhur III).- He-j (»mlel, of Kissimmee, vice president; OUR Place DR. G. S. SELMAN BOARD 'SSk& •object of “ Liar*." Io i- o R rcw e, A FUT, p o p U / I HOPE YO U . a W J Y DO p * c<TVMH Just Put Yourself ST. PAU L, May 17.— Ranking as the outstanding Norwegian church convention of tho country, the trien­ nial gathering of the . Norwegian Lutheran Church o f America will be held here June 7 to 15, with tho local committed planning for 10,000 vis­ itors. One o f the important issues to come before fho (j-onvention is the proposed union of the church with three other Lutheran churches—the Lutheran Free church, the Icelandic Lutheran Synod, and the United Danish Iaitheran church. Mission­ aries from China,-India, Africa and Madagascar will address the conven­ tion. fil™'"/ f ua*‘ to *how the contribuT A M PA , May 17^—Repreaentlng |f *, " f v»nou. sections of the all Sout hFloriiln and tho entire cit­ p n h y ia the American table. rus industry o f the state, E. D. Dow, Anr.ng.-.nent, have been made by traffic manager o f the Florida Citrus IBLtL% n‘“ml ,,rTruJo the Exchange has been appointed to the da t.itru, Exchange to deliver Southeastern Shippers’ Advisory rase. „ f it. Sealdhenrt can^ grapefruit. p.rk.sl at Eagle Ja.ke, Board, a group o f 27 shippers who th.. Sacramento Chamber of Com- will work with the railroads for tho bettermon o f the car supply situation. lu ,t" T Um* ,0 U> ent‘!rwJ the This board affords shippers tbelr first c Tamjia was originally placed voice in car distribution matters, and U w * i W,. i ur ornnKM* ,Mjt found Manager Dow believes it will help r i , ‘‘Isrause rom *bi" ^ Florida shippers to get relief in their I California ofplnK lisw. m r ------ U1 ‘laurantlne transportation problems. Tho board I N*» other part of Florida, ^ In C __ will study production, markets and w trend o f distribution, and assist car­ |«nut fntered ,,riMluct» the gri-at riers in the supervision o f freight in the southeastern'states. Mr. Dow VALU ES ONE CENT A T #10,000, spent part o f this week in Atlanta, ‘•k i t i n g His AUDIENCE NEW YORK, May 17-—Junius attending an' organisation meeting Guttag, of this city, haa a cent that of the board. * D fvangoli.t, who conducting hs value* at #10,000. Wily serv “ rvirea. announced that on “It ia the Arat-coin to bear the let­ feUowini !.T u V VV,‘nK *** wou'«t apeak ' Dispatches say that Representative Van Roy has a plan maturing fnr the abolishment of the senate, sometimes called the “ upper house” of the legis­ lature, and would amend the const!HiCard* af Sanford** Reput­ tion in such n way ns to make the able Professional Men, each plan feasible. Tho idea Is worthy of of whoa^ in hla ehoaen pro­ careful consideration. Why is the fession the Herald ‘ recom­ senate, anyway? What use has a mend* to the people. democratic slate for an "upper" bouse? It is a throwback to tho old English house of lords, which wns designed to perpetuate nnd safeguard the privilcgese of the aristocracy. It has no rightful place in u modern Attorney-nt-Law democracy, nnd all indications point Over Seminole County Bank to the conclusion that it will evontSANFORD FLORIDA uully be abolished in democratic Eng­ land. It has already been shorn of much of its power, and its ending is pnly vn matter of time. A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W There wns n reason for its .adop­ tion in lhe constitution of the United Firat National Bank Building States. The Staten, former colonies, SANFORD FLORIDA were separate entities, differing In laws, powers and population. They E LT O N J. M O U G H T O N ! would never have joined the union without some guarantee in the* eonARCH ITECT ntiOition that their right* should 1k> mipcclod, that—the smaller states * Room 7, Millar Bldg. tAN FORD -tFLORIDA should never bo endangered by the larger. So the senate was devised to guard against tliis possible danger, and evoty state, great and small, was IC H E LL E M A IN E S given the same number of senators. LAW YER Without that guarantee, n union of The house passed with little trouble j imwever, was voted down 32 to 43, there nre fine publications nt i j , \y, Tilflen, of Tithlenvllle, repre* — Court House states nt '.hut time would have been n k*IM VX. jj^Preaentativ.’ Miller that .,n(j then Mr. Weeks asserting that, •4't. J.’ctersburg, West I'nlni iteneh. Mi- j sentntivc on the Imard of directarn/of *impossible. ” ■ WiTuhl SPtTn.t the program of wotk to |u, w„ ul,| «bow Mr. Milam, a "renl" , un.l and oilier loiir.st points, making,t exr Image; I.. A.Hakes,secretary vbte^ offered an aniendinent lo lake | u feature of soei.il vventn. I lie !■Ior- 1j,n, | manager; MissI.noiseJ. Allen, In th.1 o' gjnization of the indlvtd. Ik* undertaken by the department. un( states,the same model was followA t the first its provision for state half o f the two cents remaining in 1 Wo Real l'.slnlc Journal nnd Indus-assistant secretary, I ed, but the same reason did not exist. roads number one lo five seemed to the hill and pooling it for equal dis- trial Reeoid, at .Miami I* a model, iThe stih-exchniige has shipped 705,W . J. T H IG P E N I The different counties were to have he in for a hard row. trihution to the counties. It wus The Fraternal Record at Jacksonville, j 0(K1 boxes of fruit since the first of Real Estate their senators ty guard their rights. The house gasoline tux hill hy Mr. adopted 40 to 17 after one of the wild­ in one of Uu’ best secret society ; th,. present season, according to Mr, FIRE, LIFE , AU TO IN SU RAN C E But the counties are integral part* of Miller Would provide f(or a straight 2c est scenes enacted in the present ses­ monthies in th country. The Florida : Hake’s report, wheieh is considerably the state. It makes them or unmakes tax, nit o f it to go to the road depart­ sion. Unless tiie temper of the house Fisherman, published nt Eustis 1hy more than the former record. Kev­ specialty of era) car loads remain to be moved hoRjot Kxamlnod Glaasm Dooigned them at its pleasure. None of them ment. A ’ vigorous fight centered over changed overnight ,it seemed that the Rube Allen, makes « Florida's fishing interests. The fore the season is closed, Mr, Hakes have any special rights os against an­ a proposed amendment by Representa­ rood department supporters if they Henry M cLaulin, Jr., other, and no one hns any need of a tive Hale to have tin* amount three wanted nn additional penny for t|int Florida Grower, at Tampa, specializes said. Members of the exchange discuss­ guardian in the legislature. The peo­ cents, nnd give tho counties one. Hu agency would.be forced to accept tho in the citrus fruit industry. Jackson­ Opt. D. ville has two fine agricultural papers. ed the erop outlook und were unani­ ple,. are the ones whose rights must wus supported by Representative seimto bill levying three cents. Op Ud*n-Optometrist The School for Ihc Deaf und llltnd, mous in their belief thnt next year lie looked after, and tluv lower house, Weeks, but the amendment wns given It# Bast First Blrost B.nford, Fla. nt St. Augustine, hns its paper, T h e . will bring tho heaviest production as it is called, being the nearest to a strong fight by Representative Mil­ Father says the boy* would de­ Floridn School Herald, und it is u j Flori du hns ever known.— Orlando am no tifc ground thnt 3c was too velop n splendid baseball muscle if the people, is their special represen­ -Ofrlco 271 -FhoneoRea. 203tative. The senate, with its longer much, und secondly the distribution they would take hold and wlteel the good one, and so is the Light, printed j Floridn has ever known.— Orlando at the Industrial School for Boys nti Sentinel. * ashes out to the dump. term of office, is more independent was beyond all senso of fairness. DR. J. T. D E N T O N o f tho people, und is opt to become PH YSICIAN-SURGEON nn obstruction and n hindrance to Room* 206-207-208 Melsch Building needed legislation. That is evident in the present fight over the abolishment of the infamous lease nnd lash sys­ Rooma 226-228 tem. The senate has a group of "wuiD R. R. M. M A S O N ful men" who stand stubbornly for a D ENTIST system which has brought disgrace New .Melsch Building I'hone 201 Sanford, Florida and dishonor to the state, nnd has been shown by the experience o f nil civilized countries to be unnecessary O r A s S o o n A s Y ou ’v e F in is h e d You E xpect Yo u r -M oney Just A s and barbaroup and savage. Mr. Van A H a r d W eek ’s W o r k ;------S oon A s You 've Sold Your Ho g s Roy’s plan might be worthy of adop­ Practice limited to Diaeaaea of Eye, Ear, None and Throat tion.— Tampa Times. r Trank Here’l l Kyen Examined, Glasses Fitted CONVENTION TO DISCUSS Mclach Building LUTH ERAN CHURCH UNION |*krn funds from u11 parts of tho DOW ON SHIPPERS ADVISORY I™ . will Is. server in one !££** * YMEue. o tp y o u s tv y iXUtrr FOWNN B o i l TEO E G 6 *| -------- W IIY IS TH E SENATE? BUSINESS mrec A ry PAGE E LEVE N Senate Passes Bill . Passed by House Abolish Lease ter* U. 8./ ’aaya Mr. Guttag, “the ‘first coin upon which the deciminal system waa baaed. The date of.it U 17B3. It U the site of a dime and la made of silver, worth about three m HU.w Howland Wood, curator of the American Numismatic Society con­ firm* Mr. Guttag** opinion of tbt rarity of tho coin. _____ • Or As Soon As You've Completed A Business Deal of Any Kind — S o 15 IT FAIR Tb Expect Prompt Payment for Products' and Services You SELL and at TtfE Sam&Time Neolect To P/y Promptly tor Things You B U Y ? George Can't to 5«t!|c Up Your Accountrr— il Lumberman W e r e H uman . 'a s You don't feel exactly right towards the man who doesn't meet hla just obligations to you PROM PTLY. You are not Anxloua to work for or sell to him again. Suppose we O W ED you money and neglected to pay you PROM PTLY. How would you feel toworde us7 Now put yourself In OUR place. Apply the Golden Rule, Treat us as you would want to be treated.------------■■i ■ ------------- ----------------------------------------------- *--------- -------------- W e’re just as human as you are HILL LUMBER COMPANY ' ; B U IL D IN G A N D S E R V IC E I HEADQUARTERS H O NE L i* ,•4 :■ -S3t � 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 17, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 17, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 17, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5df9d43d7608479fda5341368d4978ca.pdf 697d646b0f740b61307ba9bed9fe0eb0 PDF Text Text NUMBER 41 SANFORD, F l 6 r IDA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1923 VOLUME IV. r BUSINESS DISTRICT OF RESOR CITY LAID W A S T E W IT H BIG LOSS ESTIM ATED— O N L Y ONE PERSON REPORTED INJURED •* ' * ’* •■'I Merchants Re-opened Their oDors Today After Working all Night Long to Clear Away the Debris— City Rturning to Normal Conditions _ _ _ f&rER OF COMMVNICAon V n b GENERAL GO TO/fmiGANDS TODAY _ _ ,{ l l r T k f A u o r U lH P m «> 4 [ . • • * . • * •• TO HIGHEST' POWER AHOMS1I LEASE AND LASll TO AND MAJORITY OF LARGEST GROWERS OF SANFORD SECTION FILIBUSTER IS CONFRONTING GASOLINE TAX SUCCESS ASSURED HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Mity 10.— Merchants reopened their (O r Tk* A ito flu tr * F r tH ) doora today after n night through which crewn,of men worked tire­ TALLAHASSEE, May 1(1—Tho tenless efforts to remove wreckage and debris left behind the flood urc of the whipping boss In Florida, and fire late Monday when torrents from a mountain cloudburst was nearing ita end yesterday, his dashed down the slopes to form raging currents in. the principal life wns absolutely in the hands of the By The Attitude o f the Grow­ street** while flames enveloped the buildings in .an entire block. governor. Final passage o f a bill to ers at the Meeting Last Night Central avenue the main thoroughfare and chief water bed of the dethrone hi mwa* effected yesterday Not Only lo NriganTHIIut to All FOR KILLING GRADY REYNOLDS whirling flood thirty-six hours earlier, again l(} open to traffic L ornln|C whcn the senate after dis- ADVOCATES FOR TAX HOLDING — Committee Appointed THEIR LINES TIGHT The Foreign Governments though workina squads were able to clear away but a small part of lu s„jnK the subject for several weeks W HILE THEY W ERE O PFI. The grower* o f tho Sanford sec­ TODAY ns Well jetsam which the current piled against every obstncic. Normal ac refused lb to 13 to reconsider their CEILS AT OCALA tion will orngnize.* tivilics o f city returned in many instances. action which bad outlawed him Mon­ F A IT H This much was assured by the fine 4IIr T h * A u o r l n l r * day. . TALLAHASSEE, May 10.— Advo. meeting held last night in the court HOT SPRINGS, May 1(1.— Hot] In addition to the Marquette hotel, I. The bill originally introduced by cutes of ortc real gnsulino tax to he house when practically some o f the Grand Jury today indicted for nturSprings, its business district swept |a doxen or more store buildings— dor in the first degree, Henry Gor­ laid Senator Turnbull would, have placed distributed equally among the coun­ largest nnd most influential grower* block—was by flood and flame, last night was almost an entire the whipping master on tho shelf for ties for rend building held their lines in the Sanford district were present don, Madison Rronson, O. G. Wiggins waste by tho flames. slowly recovering from the effects o f two years and if it wns found at tho tight in the house and the gas tax ns well ns the majority of all the and C. P. Howell, accused of the mur­ the storm which late yesterday sent Tonight, n company of Arkansas .end o f thnt time, his services could der o f Grndy Reynolds on the night of : bill grndunlly shaped up to call for growers nnd decided thnt thc organ­ a torrent sweeping down from the Nnlbmnl Gtmr.l Wns on dutv nntrol- * ............... .......... "■ December .list. They were indicted wilh> lhl’" * »threo rents levy, two o f it for the state ization o f the eo-operntivo growers mountainside, leaving in its wake a ing tho orcu wrecked by tho storm and bl last January but the indictment was ... , was an unnecessary c\il, and there- ron,j department. At this stnge. association would proceed at once. trail o f destruction which in monetary faulty rind was dismissed. The in­ , , , , ' fore struck out tho experimental howevcr {he bill is eronfronted with F. F. Dutton presided nt thc meet­ loss is estimated well in excess o f n Whde Hot Springs was cut ofT from ,.lnU(tc of tho measure, which w n s,n nUbl|B't cr to k(. u from flnnl pn5. ing as chnirmnn and the secretary dicted men are members uf the Ocain million didlnrs. wire communication with outside |„ Rrccd to by the senate nftor n lilt- B/IRC. polite force ami dcelnre Reynolds re­ pro tom I.. I. Frasier read tho min­ While tho property loss will Ik? points last night and early today, lcr f it;ht Monday. sisted arrest. utes o f tho last meeting. Thc min­ henvy only one person was reported *n,my stories o f heavy death (loss w to „ay, tho „ R of the SHANGHAI, May 10.— Members of utes disrlosed thc fact.that thc asso­ seriously hurt. Mrs. Katie Christinwere sprenil. Some placed the toll at whlppl|lfr from thc senate was Chinese government gendarmerie ciation wanted n majority of the se’n, enught in nn automobile when the 17, while one snid that fill persons boarded the train bound from Peking growers and o f thc ncrenge and want­ flood swept down from the mountain bad been killed. Immediately on re­ accompanied by good will on all sides to Shanghai today, stacked officials ed tho members to Join the association and engulfed Central avenue, the storation o f wire service to the strick­ in spite o f the known fact thnt the ami beat the Chinese servants who for three year*. 1103 acre* had al­ victors were victorious only through principal business street in the city, en city, the fact was quickly establish­ resisted, seized covrythlng on the ready Ik’ Ch signed up when the grow­ the keenness o f parliamentary wit. wns in n hospital last night, her ed thnt there had been no deaths and tables despite the protests o f for­ ers met last night which was in' it­ Several weeks ago, the senate voted skull crushed. Physicians ' said her thnt the number o f injured would be eigners and held possession o f train self a fine showing. Tho chairman irrevocably 1H to M against a corpor­ chances for recovery were slight. small. . • several hours, was learned when th o , EXPRESSES VIEW railed on Judge llnusholder, R. J. al punishment ban introduced by Sen­ I’ RKSIDENT The Marquette hotel and nearly a troia reached here this afternoon. REGARDING DEATH OF FRESH­ Central avenue, principal business ator Hodges. Scmilor Turnbull voted Holly, nnd A. P. Connelly to say a WHICH IS MADE score o f business buildings wore in Finally consular officers aboard thoroughfnrc of the city, lust night with the winning side. Then Mr. . few words nlxiut thc value of n co-' MAN AT CHICAGO ' PUBLIC ruins us a result o f a lire which sprang Iuirkcd by Chinese officials prevailed wan n seething whirl of waters, pour­ Turnbull preferred n resolution, which ' operative association of the growers UNIVERSITY up nftcr tho torrent raced into the I upon the gendarmerie to leave train, ed down from the mountainsides and would have requested the state offjeI n r T S r .\ M « r ln lr < P r r a a l nnd they gavo their ideas and some city. ' NEWSDURG, N. Y „ April 10.— llo- of Uio benefits to accruo not only to druined from two natural basins to ( isls to abandon tho whip as a trial. (D r T h e * iM r ln (r * I 'm * ) Store fronts smashed, bathhouses i the north formed by a range o f moun­ CHICAGO, May 10.—A rewnrd of peal o f the state prohibition enforce­ thc growers but to the whole commu­ PEKING, May 1(1.— With the gov­ It wns rejected in thc house, and Mr. ernment's eonynt, Minister o f Com- $10,000 wns offered today by trustees wrecked and debris strewed about la st1tains which take the shape of a giant Turnbull rnmc a step further and put ment statues would likely result in nity from a strong organization of “ more or loss conflict between the the grower*. muncintion Wu Yu Lin and General o f Northwestern University at the rc- night stood ns mute* evidence o f the horseshoe. his trial provisions into n mandatory state and federal authorities" In the Iang Itsh have proceeded to the quest o f President Scott for definite fury o f the elekncnts. The chairmnn thejv announced tho Hot Springs, a city of approxi­ bill. opinion of President Hsrdlng. The Yommittce appointed for tho purpose Earlier reports that there had been mately 14,000 persons, nestles on the stronghold of the brigands ns hostagea information thnt wotdd clear up the The house wrote the bill tho effect views o f the president were express­ in order to obtain the release of for­ mystery surrounding the disappear­ severe loss of life were not verified sides of two mountains, sloping down of perfecting the organization, writ­ of Mr. Hodges original bill, and ed in n letter to Wesley Wnlt, o f this ance o f Leighton Mount, freshman, when n check wns mnde yesterday by to n point scarcely wide enough to eigners held cautive. ing tho by-laws nnd constitution and when it came buck to thc senate, Sen­ city, mailc public today. The hill who vanished September 21, 11)21, a f­ city officials and newspaper men. arranging for thc charter, etc. The accommodate Central avenue. Through Destruction of the Marquette hotel this street, fed by two connecting ator Stokes and MncWilllam* who hml passed by the legislature repeal Ing committee represented the east and .SHANGHAI. May 1(1.—Three Chi- ter n class fight. by fire caused one o f thc largest in­ streets running from thc end o f Cen­ fought so haril for an outright corpor­ the act and is now nwniting action of west sides nnd Oveldo ns follows: nrso captives .taken by the Hui-how If the potatoes raised in the gar­ dividual losses. The building with its tral avenue similar to* the winfs of al punishment ban took advantage of the governor. Walt wrote to Presi­ train bandits in the raid on the ShnngJohn Melsch, Henry Nickel, John hai-Peking Express, have been hurled den thin summer look ns big ns pic­ furnishings was valued at approxi­ n Y, tho flood raged and tore. Asphalt a temporary balance of power and dent Harding urging thnt If the gov­ Holly, Joe Cameron, L A. Hrumley, put it tiirough. Even yesterday on ernor should sign tho bill congress to their death over a precipice, near tured in the seed catalog, neither thc mately a quarter of a million dollars. (iYutlnur<l era !'**• Bis) G. F. Smith and O. P. Swope of the move to reconsldea they were lie convened and the governor nnd cellar nor thc woodshed will be nble the brigands' mountain stonghold ns a Oveldo. F. F. Dutton will be a mem* found short In supporter*, and while members o f tho legislature who voted warning thnt the negotiations for the to hold them. * l>er of the committee ns rhairman^and Dr. Carr Preached on Mr. Stokes spoke against time, Mr. for the bill ini suspended. release of the _ foreigners must bo I* F. Frasier as secretary. Mr. MacWIIIInms rustled up tho truant brought to a speedy termination, ac­ ters without taking action when it Frasier having been elected as per­ “ Deserters” Last Night supporters. ( cording to an unconfirmed message was found that the railway was not manent secretary. Past President Con­ received yesterday from Linching. 'threatened nt the moment, but thc G. F. Smith reported on tho attitude Dr. Carr held his audience spell­ nelly Gets Emblem of the Hanford Truck Growere, Inc., from 1800, when Jay Gould, a partner SHANGHAI, May 10—Thc Suchow United States soldiers nre being held bound ut the Presbyterian church last bandit* have moved their foreign ready to tnko action in any emer­ night as he spoke to them o f “ Desertin his futher’s hardware store In nnd T. F. Adame also spoko about the Leave It to l)nd Dumas to plaster Truck Growers and their work along Delaware county, New York, bought captives ten miles farther hack Into gency. Otuside o f Hankow in Hu, era." His text wns an incident in IaRAILROAD for ten cents on thc dollar a con­ n thing on in fine shape, h* witness the same lines and It was decided to the mountains Itchind Lincheng, ac­ pch province, 1,000 Honan bandits raoal's history wheq^ tho tribe of FINANCIER AND trolling interest in thc Rutlund und his oration aLtho Klwniil* Club to<Uy have a meeting o f tho officer* o f the cording lo advircs received hero early arc encamped, demanding, a heavy Ephrlam deserted their coniYadea in MAN DIED.AT MENTONE this morning. . ' , Washington railroad, a llttlo bank­ when he delivered the past president’s Truck Growora and the organisation TODAY. cash payment^ and gifts of ammuni­ time o f war. He spoke o f three pos­ rupt lino running between Troy, N. emblem to Klwanlan Connelly. Con­ committee of tho new organisation. This action in curyying their pris­ tion from tho Chinese authorities ns sible reasons for their desertion which Y. und Rutland, Vt. Young Gould, nelly served with honor a* the first Thursday nlgty at the offlcee o f the < llr TUP . i w w l a l r d I’ r r s a ) oners still farther into the hills is thc price o f their departure. whether they were thc reasons for MENTONE, France, , May „ 10.— . , in addition to selling hardware, had Kiwanis president In Sonford, and Truck Growers, to see if plans fa n taken as a stratgic move by the On Muy 13, near Shnowu, Fukien their desertion wan certainly the George Jay Gould, American financier ntu^|C(| surveying in his spare time, Dumas told all nb)>ut it, in thut firy, bo made with a view o f tho two or­ brigands to impress the Peking gov­ province, two American missionaries, cayse o f similar desertions from God's . . t____ 111 _ s /*..•% M n oiln tw,n e . . . •• i ■ ta I who lhas been ill nt C-np Martin, near nnd took an interest in railroad build witty und entertaining stylo of his, ganisations combining. ernment op the eye o f negotiations Mr. and Mrs. Christian, were robbed army today, here, died at 3 o'clock t^l* morning. ing ns a result o f those studies. fo rthe release of the foreigners. nnd then to cap tho climax had Mr*. At tho rloso of thc meeting all by bandits o f everything they pos­ First, Dr. Carr questioned tho po*- He was stHrkcn with pneumonia ut Dr. Mertens, who has been attdnd- sessed. The dispatch added that ban­ Two years after purchasing the A. M. I’hillip*. a visitor, to pin tho those who had not previously signed . ■eg the captives, has been refused ditry generally throughout Fukien kibility of their deserting because they his villa March 21. road, Jay Gould had succeeded in eg* emblem on thu past president. Mr. their names to the petltlona drawn 'were disgruntled, they did not liko |«imission by the bandits' chief to wns growing worse. tricntlng it from financial difficulties, Connelly re*|wndcd In kind, and wfth for tho organisation of the association somebody else in tho urmy, or thoy George Jay Gould, financier and make further trijts into the mountain whereupon he sold at 120 tho interest a few well chosen tomurks, thanked were asked to come forward and sifn Banditry has been rampant in did not like tho plan o f battle.* Ho railroad man, sucreeded to the lead­ stronghold. originally acquired at ten. This was the club, hi* venerable friend, and and 78 acres more were signed up Honan provinco for months and only told o f a woman he found when ho ership o f thc fomous Gould fnmlly thc first feat o f thut generalship Mrs. Phillips for tho great honor done making a grand total o f 1681 acre* a few weeks ago, a large party o f I'KKING, May 1C.—Banditry in aix prominent Chinese were carried off went to ono church who had not been upon the death of hla father, Jay which, over and over in later life, him. 4iow in the new organisation. • j to her church for five years liecauao Gould, December 2,' 189^, provinces, anti-Ju|>ane»e riots in one and held for ransom. • r The club was entertained today .by With the men In the organisation mnde him the foremost rallrond de­ she did not like some o f the people In addition to assuming responsi­ province, Jiq>anesc boycotts in sev­ Mrs. R. U Glenn and Mrs. A. M. Phil­ that are now signed up th* success veloper o f his time. Piracy is thc form o f lawlessness eral, piracy on the southern roast and that infests the river*, o f the soulh, In the chupch. Ho clinched tho ease bility,-as trustee and executor, fur George Jay Gould, even when quite lips In a duct, “ O h'T h at We Were of the new organisation la practically “ I* th* Yungtsc river and warlike and tho coast lino from Hongkong as ol those.like Iter by supposing what the $80,000,000. estate left by his young, showed an inclination to fol­ Maying" and a* an ancore rendered assured and a better era is dawning preparations in o fourth are out­ far north ns Kwntow. In several In­ would have happened in Franco if father, he rai+iod on and expanded low in thc footsteps o f his father. in true stylo the Klwanlan favorite for the grower* at th* Rauford sec­ standing problems of the past few stances recently boats plying up the some o f our men had left the field at the great0 railroad holdings o f the . ' ‘ . He received a thorough education “ LiZa Jane," Mrs. Rchello Maine* ac­ tion. weeks confronting the Chinese gov­ Canton river, from Hongkong have Bellrau Woods bccaUso they thought latter, and within a few years, dur­ companied on the piano. As a mark from private instructors, and subse­ ernment. At the head o f tho list been fired on by bahdiU and one, a General Wood ought to havo been giv­ ing which he applied the lessons UIG CHORUS OF MEN. quently entered Columbia University, o f appreciation the ladies wore pre­ “ wing to the international complica­ Chinese owned craft , w*» seised, en the command^instcad o f Pershing. learned from the elder Gould, he be­ sented with bouquets by Mr. Jlnklns but was not graduated. Becond, he supposed that some de­ came one o f 'America's foremost railtions involved stands Ups Suchow out­ beached and looted a few weeks ago, Tho large chorus o f men, at the After a tour o f Europe, he became cn behalf o f tho club. rage, in which bandits from Shan­ almost within sight of. Canton. Coast­ serted from "fe a t” and after ono or ros'd financiers. Tho 0,000 miles o f Dr. Carr, o f Savannah Klwanla Presbyterian Church each night ting­ u clerk in the Western Union office, tung and Honan provinces raided the in g’ vessels have been seised by'C hi­ two human interest atorlca illustrat­ road left, by Jay Gould grqw into Club, now preaching at the Presby­ ing the old GtoP«i; songs are having where he developed, such an aptitude IVking-Shanghai express Msy 0, and nese pirates travelling as passengers, ing his point he pointed to tho way to more than 20,000 miles \ under the terian church, was a visitor and ad­ the inoat enthusiastic Support ln sing­ mhriagement o f bis aon, while the for detail that ba soon became the kidnaped a number of forcignprs, in- thc passengers robbed and their overcome fear by faith. dressed the dub, bringing greetings ing fro rathe congregation tha\ h*» assistant o f his father. George Gould Third, ho assigned as thc fundamon- many investment* in othor huge cnrinding sump Atopficans, who still goods stolen. In the case o f the been seen heretofore ln the Preshy* are prisoners. tal Tcasbn fiir ’desertion "their hearts t torprises.i including tho Western was at hi# desk ten boars 6 d*y. ■nd from Savannah. terian church. People looj# those Chinese steamer Taisun, bound for Dr. King, o f the Ideal Baptist abureh Tho captives are threatened ’with Shanghai, from Hongkong yesterday, w ert'hot ill th» eatrse." He said;-"And Union Telegraph Company, alsuiwere ottnn remained long. Ifito Um night was the Invited speaker o f today and old song* mod they are coining to lamming the business .which, when the principal ■n. i' * death upjess the Peking government, thc craft was seised by pirates and w hat Is this cause In which the hearts largely managed by he become 1U vice-president a few discussed at length InUr-raclal rela­ prove It* o f some men are not? It is the cause heir. i endorsed by reliable foreigners, n in ,fo r 24 hours with her European tion*. His address sought to bring the i ■- ■ George Jay Gould was hpro in New years later, operated more than •greet to grant the brigands im- passengers locked in the captain's for which Jesus left Hta throne in Caucasian race face to fate with prob-18u#lo jjo y d to secure hotel roservamillion miles o f telegraph wire. miinlty for their crime, restore them cabin and her Oriental passengers glory, suffered and died on earth. It York CUy February 6, 1864, tho sixth This apprenticeship prepared him ' lema that th*y roust face aa against lioni^ The Sanford boys export to go In line o f descent from M*Jor Nathan PUC*# ln the *rmy from forced Into the hold.' The pirates was for the cause he hunk on Calvary. the colored races o f the world. He |n numbers and style and the Secr*which they were discharged and ini- abandoned the ship near Swatow and It la the cause for which martyr, Gould, or Gold, the , original ancer- for the responsibility devolving upon stated that the world population of did not want them to have, to have died. It U the cause which l llu tor, who came from the south of Eng­ him .when Jay Gould died. Soon after tro o p s b e s i e g i n g escaped with $60,000 worth o f loot. the colored race* were more than ( | Mp in the streets after t h y arrived ho obtained full charge of his father’s land in 1640 and setUed in Fairfield, Serioui^ anti-Japanese riots broke men from darkness to light. It Is the double that o f the white, and by quota)n Atlanta—so put h*r there boys, interests, he called upon 4. Piarpont Conn. While many o f Nathan Gould’s out yesterday at Shasi province o f cause which gives despairing ones T*2Eh*n‘.ln ChlhH lion* showed the state of unrest o f the u was also announced .t h ^ InasMorgan in regard to the purchase of descendants attainad eminence in Ifudeh. Advices from Shanghai stata hope* Fine congregations are.M:ing helped colonial affairs and through service the New York end Northern railwayi minds o f the leaders -of the .-colored much as fa th er Neel knew.. several were killed and many injbreL Lake would be absent from , by these gospel messages ml 4 and 8 in tho Revolutionary war, it remained by the Manhattan Elevated road. races. I nthat city's disturbance which grew o < one ti allying, and he would havo no m. rath day, and they are en jo y -1 fo r-J a y Ootdd to becom e- the Jhr*t Something w u said which angered Announcement w«a made that out o f the Chinese boycott at Japa* P * .toyed those Kiwanhum going to the Atlanta hint mgk* a fua», hr just Mr, Geuld, and he vowfd nevgr to onness refusal to abrogate-the famous ing singing of the.old song* led by the financier, meeting should deposit $6.00 with j Ur raid office. The Gould family fortune data* U r the Mprgan offices again. “ twenty-one demands" treaty o f 1915. large chorus of men. I||f T k r I 'l f * * ) * SHANGHAI, May 10.— A 1 atrong force of bandits entrenched in the hills back of Linchcng where they are holding foreign priaonera, are contemplating possible attempt to kidnap parties o f foreigners at Taso Srhwang, who have been negotiating for the release of the prisoners .cap* lured on Shanghai-Peklng express May 0, according to advices brought here from I.iocheng. OCALA, May TO.— Marion county NEW YORK WOULD REPEAL PROHIBITION OFFERREWARD FOR DEFINITE INFORMATION GEORGE GOULD DIED IN FRANCE OF PNEUMONIA \ * iu V > . '• • • ... v • y ih^tiiiai'drkfcnif ~ih't I(VW �TIIE HANFORD D A ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1023 '■■■■■ ■ ! '■V ■ 4 . . ^ . J. -— ~ * *' ~~ r*-~ ----: PAGE 8IX The members present were: Mrs. S. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Clifford Peabody, Mrs. Archie Belts,. Mrs. Dick Brown, Mrs. M. Miunrik, Mrs. Chris Mstthsws, MRS. FRED DAIGBR, Society Editor Mrs. W. M. Bolding, Mrs. John LconI’hone 217-W tf )»■ k ite aar rrtrnS* Thlllns r<» srdi, Mrs. Julius Tsksch, Mrs. J. N. —If Jn are ROIac a isn k rr, or romlas Hobson nnd Mrs. Fred aDIger. ktoair. or If jam are ralrrlalalos, «tHlr ^ a (NMilal rani la tfcl* Srpnrlmral, slrlns to. Srlnlla. or Irlrphaar (hr llrni. II Mill Or crratlr apprrrlnlnl. Fashion Hint SO C IE T Y T h e P H nceg --------- T O N I G 11 t ___^ BEBE BANIEI5 For Elorida: Showers snd tundAitorms toddy odd to*— morrow; fresh south nnd ** southwest •wind*/* -' " f — A N IU - * CO NRAD NAGEL S O C IA L C A L E N D A R Love, to hc^ mefint revenue „ and iure, probabh- death. \n Hpw 7 w n g ^ rs are ta flaming climaxes o f this f ^ <ltff rorohmuj. 'T h e. drama 0f Monday—Pipe Organ Club m r e t m it the home of Mrs. W. K. Hcoggnns 1 on Park Avenue at 3:30 p. m, ■ondajr^Ssnfont*, Choral ‘ ’ Society * Dnnccr, b, pith JempUUoiui, Monday—Westminster Club meets nt {th e home of Mrs, II. II. McC^sitn lings .and gowns. Also Intenull* ers in rose holders. At nnch place Tuesday—Jurfior Department of the were (uvors o f pink nnd white sur­ Wontnn's Club meets at the home prise boxes nnd gum drop teddy bears. of jfr*. D. L. Thrasher at 3:30 p, The afternoon was mcrrly spent with games of nil kinds ami nt n late Tuesday— Parent-Teachers Associa-, hour refreshments of Ice cream- nnd lion business meeting nnd election enke were nerved. of officers nt Grammar School at KlirJiheth proved herself n most 3:30 P. M. . ehnrmfng hostess nnd wns the recipTuesday— Mrs. W. C. Hill will enter­ lent o f ninny lovely hirthdny gifts. tain Evening Bridge Club nt H:30 Aliout fifty children enjoyed this p. m. pretty party. Saturday— Mrs', E. F. Housholder will entertain the memlmrs o f the SECOND (IJUAItTKRLY CON­ Duplicate Bridge (Tub nt her home FERENCE AT M. K. CHURCH on Ninth street. HELD LAST NIGHT D. R. llrlsson, o f Dnytonn Bench, wns In the city yesterdny and today attending to business. Mrs. Emmett M. Hunt and little daughter, Joyce, left this morning for DcLand where they will upend several days ns the guests of her cousin,- Mrq, J. W. Boring. TILI.IH-CAIN Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Anderson Til lis announce the engngement and ap­ proaching marriage o f their daughter, Cornlle, to Mr. Thomas K. Cain, of Belle Meade, New Jersey. The wed­ ding to take place June 7lh at the Methodist church. Those men who lirag about having "seen better days" usually didn't make good use o f them. Let the .Seminole County Bank start you for better duys. 2i ATLANTA Phone 4H1-J The Men’s Chorus --------------A T THE-------------- Presbyterian Church Invites you to SING THE OLD SONGS With Them • K e e p Y o u r Complexion o f Roao’ PotalToxture Nmdine Face Po wdtt win keep the roses in your checks. It win make your skin soft, smooth and velvety. It wiO lend on irresistible chirm, and the fragrance of th« ' floorer garden. Ne'dine adhere* md VpM v protect* the skis ^arv-VV^ fr«n s«n, wind oad dust. 'Contains no Ingredient that can hsrm the skin or the eyes. Money re­ funded if not pleased. 50c st your toilet counter. U » talura ban by mall 4c. national toilet c a r u ts , Ttnt$, 0 , . N ig h t a n d M o r n in g r . / r f Have Clean •OUR t l U .Healthy €yes litH tr Than a M a U m J P la tt,r Whit /«r Fnt MUTUNr C O ., t b n O t i K !H rr«T. C.KSrayu F o r C ou g h s a n d Colds, Head­ ach es, N euralgia, Rheumatism an d A ll A c n e s an d Pains ALL DRUGGISTS 33c and 63c, Jars and tubes Hospital sise, 33.00 ♦♦♦♦♦♦'♦I4 ♦♦♦*e*K?K**** ******^ to nny nnd efforts were made to in­ clude ninny eror.s country nnd hitterul ronds lending from one hnmlrt to another. One representative attempt­ ed ta incclude in the road program a highway to Key West after several amendments were offered to pave roads b-uiling to picnic mid other sniiill summer amusement centers. Tiie most important nmendmcnt o f­ fered wuh by Representative Taylor ol iligiilniidu, who nftfr a hard fight succeeded in having u rand extending from llnines City to I-’ort Pierce Via Lake Wales, Frostproof, Avon Park, 1 nke Annie nnd Okeechobee Tity, in1 luded -in thu fir.il of the group of five trunk highwnys to lie worked by tin- state toad department. Represeiitativu Weeks of ilnhiu-!-, brooglit applause from the gallery for tiie mulincr in which he defended the minsore nnd Ilia plvu to allow the road ilepnitmetit to proceed with its work lyslemulii'iilly instead of having tintask of ulleiupliti glo improvo road* throughout the state nt one time. Tile 11alines representative also lauded nil nniendiiient by Representa­ tive Williams providing the five trunk muds completed before any new con­ tracts ure let on ‘any of the other toads. This nmenilment passed by n vote o f <>'2 to II, but was reconsidered to nllow nn amendment by Repre.ii‘Utativo Taylor. During the discussion o f the bill the house wns in nil unroar. ltepretentative O'Neil, of Okeechobee coilhty miide his inuiilcn siwedi and stiver id representatives offered amendments in order that they could go Imek home nnd “ tell my pooplIt* 1 secured a rom! |running in front of their homes GOVERNOR SELECTS * «* NEW 41E.ON HIIMtlFF T A L L A ^ S A E t r Hajf 15.— Frank I Stourumlrc- was nsnii-d sherRT of this, • I.00 II i-uunt), yesterday ufteniooii by Govvrnur Hardee to succeed J. It. Jones, who \v»* ordered removed b> tiie M-iiule some two wes-ks ugu on rhatges growing out of the dunth of Muilin Tabcrt and whipping of les*«Ni convicts. TALLAHASSEE. Muy 16. — The house passed 61 to 7 a resolution utivady pasted by the senate which would submit to the voters a proposT«Pi mistituiTunnl oniendnirnt to pro­ hibit the imposilion nt iulicritnncc or income taxes tu this slate. . EACH NIGHT AT 8:00 O’CLOCK L ------ PR. ATTrCAKR, Preacher" River” n‘Mi., /-mi, ®a n,un<ti, ^qr Safe for Infant or Adult. At a\JI Druggists.^ I'KIBON F. P . R IN E S Y O U TH FU L S P IR IT INTERPRETED HERE FROCK FOR LITTLE GIRLS Tbc new skirt with flat luck and A LITTLE TASTY FROTK An unusually attractive dr-i-i is p i» flounced sides-is clavcrly illustrated in A I<old plaid liclfts one to get a iietter ttircd, fashioned In cross-tatted innaiin the frock lp the left. For its develop* grip on a rdicllious kitty, also to look lonilimcil with fif.iin lawn, (i is IsJdly ment tbo crf|»c silk* or cotton ertpes smart when attired for play. I .inghnin •ippliquM with flower* in bright colors. may l»c used and the colors may l»c as is i/*rd for the little panty frock pfeThe round neck is gathered in front •oft and subdued ns the fancy dictates tureil, sire 4 rctiuiring 24 i yards 32 and finished with a bkisfold. Tito or as gay if* nn cxuU-rant spirit de­ inches wide.- _ Tnc roiiml< nerk and front and luck of the dress-arc in |und mands. The dress c|p*cs on the left sleeves are finished with bias folds of style, wit It pockets at the shies. shoulder. Two saucy frills finish tho self-material. The bloomers close at Medium sire requires 1 !, y.inl J6-iitch short kimono’ sleeves and the girdlo the hides. cross-tarred muslin and 1 yard J6im.li is of self-mnteri.d _Median* sire re­ Pictorial Review Tliild’s Dress No. lawn. * quires 5?f yard* 36-inch nialHul. 9372. Sizes, 2 to 6 years. Price, Pictorial Review Girl*' Dress No. A plaited skirt, n numogrammerl JO cents. ' •' „ 9505. fifres, I to 6 years. Price, 30 blouse and n Deauville ’kctrhirf divide cents. Applique No. 12571. ‘Transfer, sm artsvor in thescrond model. New blue or yellow, 25 cchtc. fabrics have exalted the blouse from nil Daily Herald on sale nt Joe's Smoke accessory to a strangely signifidant House, Mobley's Drug Stojc nnd fashion. Crfpc dc* chine or silk tricot During the.past three months $7.ri0,would make in* the model with un­ Hunt’s Pliarinaoy. , t£ ,000 worth o f real estate bus bhanged usual success. If preferred, the Idouse may bo slashed in the center and the hands in the vicinity o f Lake Alfred. fronts rnllrd Iwck to finin' fevers. For a community of this shto this is Usually the monogram i* In self-color. Medium^li/e rciptirca 4J* yard * Jr.- nn extraordinary showing. The cit­ rus groves here are looking grvnf, and inch material. First Model: Pictorial Review Drcaa the packing house will close a won­ No. I5JH. Sires 34 to 44 indies bust nnd/14 to 2tt years. Price, J5 cent*. derfully succersfub season. Second. Model: Qlouse No. I4*>t*. "Singed W ings" Tuesday- night nt Sires, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, JO cents. Skirt N o.9126. Sires, 2?. to J* the Princess. Mr. Herndon is giving inches waist. Price, 35 cents. u percentage o f the tickets sold bcfote l!.c rho-.v to the High School Ath­ letic Association. 39-Utp » Murine. Soothes and Refreshes. MAKES HIS KSTAPK NEW YORK, May 15. -Marco fionxnles who wns sentenced to the fed1 rid penitentiary nt Atlanta for counterfeiting in ISHI7 has escaped the Depuitment o f Justice Agents were advised today, lie forged .-.ixteen banknotes o f a New York Rank­ ing I10UM-. S -va. • Novak and .Wallace * ' A i • If they Tire, Itch, Smart, B u m or Discharge, if Sore', lrntatcd, InQamctl or Granulated, use rol'N T K R F K IT K R IN w Mr. and Mrs. Z. Spinks, of l.cc*burg, wrro In tho city today enroute to Oviedo to visit Mrs. flpink’n moth­ er, Mrs. King. - T. B. Lanier, the king pin of Lake county, and one of the wisest politic­ ians o f the old regime, wns 4n the city today railing on his ninny Sanford The Ncrotid quarterly conference of friends. the Methodist church wns held Inst Mr. nrul Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. C. K. night. Rev. J. S. Bell, of Pnlntku, presiding elder, was present as presi­ Henry nrul Robert Holly returned Inst dent o f the body. District conference night from a trip to Tnllahassee where meets nt Delaiml this afternoon nnd they hud n most enjoyable time nnd the following were elected ns dele­ encountered good rends and rotten gates to the district conference: L. I*. rends nn their return. Ifngnii, Mrs. W. H. Thornton, Snm Linilford, H. H. Chappell nnd F’ rnnk Patches Put On A damn. Miller Road Bill; These parties will attend the con­ ference today nnd tomorrow. Dr. • Debate is Heated Carpenter nnd Mrs. >1110. D. Jinkins nnd Key. U’ninwriglit will also attend TALLAHASSEE, May 15. — Tho the conference. house passed the Miller bill in amend­ ed form which directs the road de­ partment to concentrate its work on stolo roads No. I to 5, Inclusive uml slate rood No. H until completed. yesterday afternoon nt her home on NI.W YORK. May .1 Magnolia svenuc. Industry Is flourishing The first part o f tin- afternoon was probably JKilter than It devoted to business, during whlrli time l“, , t decade. John reports were rend and pluns made. Af- president of the Nntiom ter June, the rliib will disband until “ f Ma>|uf<irturrrs, said fall. Elite In the aft, in.io!i the box- Die opening of the nnmn less served punch, angel food cuke T I"- statement was incur topped with whipped cream. annual report of n nut Among those present were: Mrs. vpV " f Industry, in who Henry Purdoti,- Mrs. Claude Howard, 43.000 mamifactutors wi Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. Don Smith, I The survey showed u Mrs. Joe Lee, Mrs. Fort, Mrs. John »K« " f l«b:ir disturlianceSmith, Mrs. John Purdon, Mrs. Robert by strikes or lockouts. GroVenstcin, Mrs. Reg. Holly, MV*. R. "(ienernlly, eonditiom C. Bower, Miss Horn Ward, 1 .Mi»s wholesome,” Mr. F'dgerti Kathleen IJrndy, Mrs. I.. I. Frasier very great number of th nnd Miss Mngill. chnrncterixing trade ns * fighting fi Iliiinl drawn-work, Vi simple yet m rlcgani in it * decorative |s»Miiliiliia s, i» iirnniinrntly fratnrnl on this slipon r.inioiei Inxk of lime Georgette ru'iie. The cstemlcd isinils with roiimii-d lower isIrc* nn- laced with changeable sill: in lime and turquoise. The girdle is of self-material. Medium siw reqnire* 4*^ yarrts 40-inch t-corgritc, with Til yard J6-incli lining (or underIksIv. Pictorial Review Dres* N'o. W4I. Site*, 34 to 48 indies bust. Price, J5 cents. ... GinKham Dresses— colors red and white, lavender, and white, brown and white, green and white, in fact you can find just the dress you are looking for, at, per d re ss................ ................................. ......... CREPE FROCKS IN GREAT FAVOR The erfpes lead in favor for t/!e transition ftt-riod leading into spring, subtle and unobtrusive, calling u|>on a bit u( contrasting malt-rial or ctnbroidrry (or gay accent. Tfcc first ilnign pirturetl may lie carried out In cotton, silk or wool crO|»c. Sinipki nnd well jiLumetl, it rests its cause with,a tide drapery lined with bright silk, grace­ ful sleeve* nnd n Jnlltllftll n « kline. Medium sian requires 3 1x yards 40im h material. 'Hie m com! frock, less inilt-pendcnt, relics largrlv upon chrck silk toromolcmrnt thr bloiuw o( knit silk. This L ideal for sports or general daytime wear. The skirt is higher nt the side*•(Ivan at tho luck nndlront, this arrangement giving variety of line without introtlucing 11 diKurmtivT Kbenir that would mala- the design unfitted for practical use. Gingham, and the smart color­ ful lineps are also attractive |a this ... Mrdiutn sue requite* l* t yard model. 36-inch light and 2)i yards 36 inch check material. First Moilrl: Pictorial Review Dress No. 1475, Sixes. 36 to 46 iuches bust. Itier, 33 crnU. Second Maddp Dress No. I486. Voile Dresses, colors navy and white, Copenhagen and white, black and white, and-solid colors Organdie Dresses, colors, old rose, lavender, white • daintily trim m ed........... a.......................... $12.00 to $18.00 DON’T FORGET THE E XTR A SPECIAL QN TISSUE GINGHAM S ' k 59c g-rnde a t ..... ..........39c 75c grade at....?...........48c �THE BApJFORD PAILY qtjRALD, WEDNESDAY, WAY 16.1923 f AGE TWO Sanford Daily Herald * • 5; •at rhnngOfi we will npvcr pet the right men in the legislature. We do all our voting on the strength of our love or dislike for the man'running for office With never n thought shunt his fit­ ness or what he represent* or what he really . intend* to do for, his M a day. The people are responsible for the shortcomings o f every legislature and when the legislature meet* the people should not throw atones, nt them for they are creatures of our own’ making.And thq legislature o f 192.1 is above the average. will put the heart of a human into, hia foul body* ol- remove ono iota o f the odium that will follow him to hi* ffTo’vc. Ho Is a murderer in the eyes o f the good people of Florida nmj no .plastering, over o f his sins will over cause them to regard \ him in any other light." H a n iin n m iM iH u iH R iin The Icjrlrlnturc ha* fc bill.. regulnt- ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ » ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tng the practice df naturopathy (whatever that h») and wc hope they pass it. While we are ‘ regulnting everything we might Just as well regulate naturopathy. The officers and directors of thia Institution are this life, th is Idea must be Incul­ cated In the organization o f the growers which will not. nnd should not look forward to the single Idea The Herald Printing Co, o f maklng'rich returns hut primarily to the end that all the growers may sweet Mint sauce, Krystal kukes live nnd prosper. nnd sour mixed pickles, plain and The Herald congratulates the grow­ The roont.mnto o f the murdered stuffed olives. "Blue Ribbon," "P re­ ers o f (his section today, tty your student nt Chicago Is keeping the mier," "B ee Brand," "Durklca" nnd action last night you have proven that facts from the public. If you can get “ Dukes" Salad Dressing at the Popu­ you arc In earnest in this idea of a 40-2tc any information from one college boy lar. Market. Phone 210. real organization of the growera and about nnothor you are goirg some. _ your organization can not fail. You For quick results try a want ud. have the reft! principles and the right On T e a r .......... ...................- .......... . idea at last and never In the past The ninilif are abominable nnd there Ms Mawtfcs..— --------------------- fifteen years have you shown such a li no service In the postdfflce that SENATORIAL COURTR8Y spirit n* you now demonstrate. The can In' called service any more. The T fcs h i* 13- la 1* - p a * e W e e k l y H e r organization Is already a success for t pontdffico force in rot f,» Marne. "Thy •M esflrely e s te r s SeMlsvte it has the support o f thy men who .^benign government caH'not give ,Uic ■■a U pnbfUkrS e r e r r K rW sf. 4 l « * r llilM n t n M ilt ksnw n u p p llr * will put it over. Jnucyt.via -jp it tie * . W -** p e r y e a r, s l w a y s .l ji_ s S y js f y ,. ~ r x lie1* atfinr Hetter > r V aiwniTTSr1 on extra help until the congress , pampered nnd mndo imintmc to tho m :w ill'll t h k AssoriATP.ii i*ni:s» the Hanford growers, meets again. We should nsk the gov­ The Associated Pre*a lb .scluslvolr I attacks o f the plebeian world beenuse entitled to the use for republlnillnn of ernment to stop collecting income tax i they arc supposetl to have their heads all news dispatches credited to it or until they enn g^vc us service. The OIJR LEGISLATURE, I in the clouds and can do no wrong, also tha local................... news pel*;« exchanges coming to our dofk are n. j The time is roming when the commntl rlahts of rs.publlestlon of special three nnd four dnys late and wc sup­ The present legislature Is no I (KMiflle o f this state nnd of every tebea herein are ■>*■» reserved. pose the subscriber* to the Herald • I tlK H A I.O ntllUllNfl. P h a s e M* worse than the legislature nf former other state will nlKilish the senate nru in tho same boat. Wo can not years.. The men in the house and |nnd when tho serin to is abolished tho )H•rti'.nllcs help it. ' The post of flee service i.i ■SSOCIATION the sennte are elected usually to fos­ common people will have a chance.' rotten. . ter some pet scheme o f their own nnd The sennte is a relic o f the early the "people’s business” is only a side days Hi this country when tho "g'-nissue with them. How many of your \ r y>/ wanted to rule and the lower THE GROWEK8 WILL ORGANIZE Jaw-makers who have gone to Tnlln- house wns composed of the enmrnon hassee in the past even had n plat­ people who weye allowed to have juot One of Ihe most Important steps form o f principles that wore laid what the “ gentry" wanted them to ever taken In this community was down in the campaign? How many have and they were allowed to hold taken aeveral weeks ago when the of them have even had any reason their sessions in the house to keep growera of this aection derided that for wanting to go to Tallahassee them quiet hut when they were all they wanted a real-co-aperitive grow­ other than a change of climate and a through trying to frame some law era association established here and sixty day* vacation paid by tho for the people the “ gentry* ‘in the sen­ Wo nro making SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH on nte would stamp Itout instnntcr. This after a preliminary meeting they came slate? really follows today if you will note together last night and appointed a And yet we people are to blame rpmmiller to perfect the organiza­ and when you sum up all the abort the progress of the bills in the legls. McCORMICK A N D DEERING tion. The great outalandlng feature comings o f tho legislature we should Inluro nnd because of tho iron clad cloture rule of senatorial courtesy of the meeting laat night waa the ap­ always 'remember that we sent these pearance of some of the largest rep­ men to Tnllnhnsve nnd wo are re­ tho people of,this state nnd o f every MOWING M ACHINES resentative growera of the dlslrlrt sponsible for their actions Just ns other state sutTer. The Kustis Lake present and working faithfully to much ns they are. We pay but little Region nays: organize an association o f the grow­ attention to to the election o f men "They are talking of dropping the H A Y RAKES A N D TEDDERS era that will embrace not only a ma­ who would really give the state of investigation of T , .J. Knabb in con­ jority of the farms In acreage but will Florida the kind of legislation need­ nection with alleged cruelties and CHATTANOOGA and W EB ER W AG ON S alao mean a majority of the growers ed nnd we never stop to think that deaths in his turpentine ramps. If and their earnest and faithful co­ the position of Representative or Senators Stokes and MacWillinm* de­ operation along all lines. Rrlintor is n very responsible posl- cide to discontinue the Investigation Now In the* lime lo buy; prices nro advancing. Wo carry it will he because they recognize the A real growera* organization is like complete lino of repaint. DON’T buy n machine if you can­ ful ility o f any further effort to rid a strong fraternal organization nnd the senate of the prince of brutes. not got repairs. the’ members should stand nr fall to­ There is little doubt that a majority gether no mnller what the Issue may of the senators are in sympathy With be. They must stand together on ev­ him. If they were not he would have ery vital question and even upon the been ousted long before this, lie will smaller details nnd they must never probably retain his beat. His position waiver for an Instant in Ihrir whole, will probably make him immune from hearted devotlon'to the rnuse.| Every u criminal prosecution and save him man's problem In this community from wearing the stripes of the con­ should concern every other man nnd vict but ho whitewashing any set of only by the faithful performance of senatorial colleagues cun give him our duty toward our fellow man ca n 1 greatefu! for your patronage, for your er^operatfon; for your friendly words, Tor your helpful Influence, and we wish, ns best we may. to nhow our apprecia-' tion' by repdering to you a service that satisfies. You can help os materially In our efforts to as­ sist you by availing yourself .of the vaat facilities at your command. of Sanford FLORIDA SANFORD Scene is laid in the daya of the old South WITH CHORUS AND SPECIALTIES Was n huge aurcess in DeLnnd Old faaliianed Jigs, Straw,” Wonderful Coatumes. BENEFIT HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS F R ID A Y , M A Y T8TH, 8:30 P. M High School Auditorium Prices 35 and 50 Cents This space dunutod by IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO — :- - - - - - - - - - CAPITALIZED AT $ 250,000 S* 0. CHASE, President ALFRED FOSTER, Secretary and Treasurer GEORGE W. KNIGHT, Vice President and General Managi The Sanford Mortgage Loan Company, a home institution, takes pleasure in announcing that it has perfected plans to make small loans of from $ 5 0 to $250, at 8 per cent interest. . . . . . J • Loans *. or nearly one year isy terms over a period of fifty weeks A simple and satisfactory method for the man or woman v > is in need of immediate cash. * - * * -A s k , • ■'. J • ' . us about it— ------------------ ------------ SANFORD, FLORIDA Turkey in Ihe �ORD DAILY k id n e y , t r o u b l e ? b e c o m e s W ELFARE DEPARTMENT SERIOUS •’ backache and.pain* in my legrf nnd under my shoulder blade. My kidneys nnd bladder were in bad c o n d ig n . wcak and nervous and felt tired aRd worn out. Walking made me s h o r t of breath... Every n a m in g my face and hands were bloated. Medi­ cine failed to help my condition and __ ...K-fsed nn operation,” writes (RALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY IG, 1923 OF WOMAN'S CLUB The last meeting of the Welfare Department o f the Woman’s Club for this season will be held at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon, May H6th, at tho Sanford High School auditorium. Another game tomorrow. As thiB meeting is to bo one o f special interest, tho department asks all Sanford' DoMnlny vs. Oviedo Boy members of IheWnmnn'n Club and Scouts. their friends to be present. After a brief busincsA session, the charming Oviedo has one o f the best young one act play, “ The Twelve Pound I men's teams in this section o f tho Look,” , by Sir James Barrie, will be , state, so a good gamb will be cxpectpresented under the direction qf Mrs. “D. P. Drummond, with the fullubdnyj STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF— The Florida State Championship ■ ■ Trapshooting Tournament will be hold ■ {, here May 17-1R-19, under the auspices 5^ o f the Sanford Rod and Gun Club. 3 " It is expected that there will lie n j " S large number o f shooters in jSUnford m3 ,/pr the .occasion ns reservations in are 5 jj now being made at the local hotels. J ■ These state chnmlonship shoots invnri- * Is ably attract th^ best men (iLtln-it Jbicuwil from a number of states and It is sel■5 dom that new records are not mode in the different events. Sir Harry Sims.:..Mrs. Endor Curlett Lady Sims ........ „.Mrs. Ralph Wight Kate, n Typist, Mrs. D. Pi Drummond •Bvrthrr." if'M r s T X ^ t T ft t s ■A fter the play the Domestic Scicnco girls will give an exhibition o f the == Tho game will start promptly at Only bonn fide residents o f Floridn sewing accomplished in their depart­ 4:13 o’clock at the Ninth street park. 5" ment this yean l!-0 t Collection will be taken up and all live will be eligible for the amateur trap­ shooting association trophies, hut nil tans nro expected to kick in as ballB shooters, regardless o f residence, will “ 5 MONEY TO LOAN— Representing a and hatn are not given away. They - be eligible to compete for purses and I ■■ large corporation with unlimited have to he paid for. otly»r trophies offered by various in­ money at its disposal, making first dividuals, firms nnd corporations. The sj If Snnford cannot claim p regular mortgage loans on a ten year bnsls at program- for the first day o f tho meet attractive Interest rates, if consider­ team she can nt least have several calls for five classification events nt ing any extensive remodeling, new good amateur teams. The Brotherhood 100 single sixteen yard targets. The building operation, or the refinancing ol St. Andrew has n tenm made up first dny’s shoot begins promptly nt 5g of your present business, requiring o f some of the best' material in the 1:30 p. m. city. Tho DeMolny tenm boasts o f additional capital, I will be glad to Starting time for the second day is confer with you confidentially.— C. S. good stuff In having Vic McLauljn, 0 a. m. and completion of the five Ilong, 7 West Church St., Orlando, Ralph Woodruff, Bill Moyc, Meade events wjl! constitute the first half Floridn. ilO-lUtc Baker and others. of the Florida state championship nt S3 Dcl.nnd came over here yesterday to single targets, amateur and profes­ play S. II. S. hut nftor getting n good sional. The second day's program will look nt the wet dinmoml nnd feeling ulso include Floridn stutu handicap, Ihe showers they beat it homo. The sixteen to twenty-three yards, the OF SANFORD, FLORIDA . • AT THE CLOSE OF IUISI NESS MAY 14TH, 192,1 RESOURCES ~w ~w — Loans, discounts.. $ 8 Capital .................... $ 100,00S Overdrafts............... U. S. Govt. Bonds.... Other Stocks and Bonds ............ Real Estate, Furniture and fixtures, including1 n e w • building to date.. Surplus 1 Undivided Profits5!. IT S W R O N G 19,87jj! Dividends Unpaid.: ( Circulation........ 10$ \ 30,000: Bills Payable............ ) 1 Nw Re-discounts............Npi \i CASH, DUE from B A N K S and U. S. TREASU RER ........................2&00W D E P O SIT S...... ....... 1,1(17,403. 4 weather cleared up fifteen minutes be­ fore the game wns scheduled to start hut nothing hut the Hanford High School team was on tho diamond The third and last day of the meet will complete the state championship nt singles. After completion o f pre­ cordunco with-law . Said certificate ceding five events the Sanford Rod & embraces the following described Ijjst Thursday afternoon Sanford's Gun eluh special will take place, con­ It’s all wronr, Mrs, Housewife, property situated in Seminole Coun­ golfers held u tournament out at tho sisting o f twenty-five pairs of walk­ it’s all wrong— this idea o f ty, Florida, to-wlt: *NW. 1/4 of NW. country club with quite a,crowd par­ ing doubles. Following this will he sacrificing fifty-tw o days or n 1/4, See. 18, Twp. 21 S., Range 29 hundred and four days out o f East. 40 acres. The said land being ticipating. Tomarrow afternoon an­ tho Floridn state championship nt the year in front o f a hot assessed nt the dale o f the issuance other o f these tournaments will be doubles, twenty-five pairs, two events. The Snnford Rod and Gun eluh will oven, that blasts the enjoy­ o f such certificate in the name o f A. staged. Admission o f BUc w ill. he also nn a professional special, charged to help defray expenses. ment of every week. Weill P. Cowley, Unless said certificate twenty-five pair walking duuhlen to do your baking for you— and shall be redeemed according to law which only trade representatives will For quick remits, try a want ad. please pardon us madam, we Tax Deed will issuo thereon on the he eligible. The winner o f this latter don’ t mean anything personal 31st day o f May, A, I). 1923. event will be awarded a seventeen— but we’ ll do it be(tcr, too. WITNESS my official signature jewel gold watch by the club. Sub­ and seal tluif the 21th day o f April stantial cash prizes nnd suitable troph­ A. I). 1923. . ies will he given winners anti runners (SE A L) R. A. DOUGLASS, up in all events. Clerk Circuit Court. The five high guns qnd rum ors up Seminole County, Fla. in events l-tM -4-5 on Friday and By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C, events 1-2-3-i-O Saturday will eonstl4-25; 5-2-0-10-23-30 . luteAbu lututCu'uL uUyuuU-a _u>jtb -, ♦* •• ** •• V * *• < FonUrfce'wiTh la w . Sold"certificate 'resold the s'tafe <1f Florida nf l fie zone embraces the following described shoot nt Memphis, Tenn., Inter in the property situated in Seminole County, year. Florida, to-wit: Beg. 39.82 ehs. N. & There will he n diversity nf enter­ 35.04 chs. W. o f 9E. cr. See. 2, Twp tainment provided for the ladies d u r­ 20 S., Range 30 f i , run S. 1.82 chs. ing thy meet, nnd it is expected that W. 19 1/2 chs. N. 18 chs. E. 12 chs. u large number o f shooters will bring S. 82" E. 8.31 chs. N /-ie.71 chs. E their wives and other members of 1 1/2 chs. N. 7°, 10' E. 10.04 chs. E. their family to Snnford. 73 chs. S 10 chs. W. l 1/2 chs. S 20 R. W. Norris, of Atlanta, will at­ chs. SWIy to beg. 35 acres. The said tend and cashier the shoot, assuring land being assessed nt the date of the success of this department. All guns, j issuance of such certificate in the ammunition, etc., shipped or express­ name of “ Snnford Water Works” . ed prepnfd to either the Hill Hurd- | Also: Tax Certificate No. 2053, ware Company nr the Ball Hurd ware dated the 5th day of June, A. 1). 1894, Company, Sanford,"Florida, will he de­ has filed said certificate in my office livered froc to the clubhouse in nmplc and 1ms made application for Tax time. Deed to issue in accordance with law. The handicap committee will he se­ Sn!d certificate embraces the follow­ lected from well known shooters in ing described property situated lu attendance nnd all shooters will he Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: handicapped in accordance with the Beg. 25.04 chs. W. rules and regulations laid down by the c f SE. cor. Sec. 2, Twp 20 S, Range 30 Amateur ’ Trapshooting Association. E Run N. 10 ehs. W. 6 chs. 8 .' 10 The Valdez hotel will he official chs. E. 5 chs. The said land Ixdng as­ sessed at the dnte o f thu issuance of headi|unrters during the tournament. such certificate in tlfc name o f "E x ­ Sunford prides itself bn its hospital­ ity and in making arrangements to tra. T. Weed." show all a good time. Also: Tax Certificate No. 1503, dated the 2nd day of June, A. D, 1896, has filed said certificate in my office STATE MEDICAL Af&OCl ATI ON- IN SESSION and has made application for Tax Deed to issue ill accordance with Iqw. Said certificate embraces the fgllowing described property .situated in Scientific discussion tmd: up virtually Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. all of the time o f tnc*Floridn State 19.82 chs. N. and 20.04 chs. W. of SE. Medical Association at the first dny’s Nothing l i k e t h e p r e s e n t l o w p r i e e f o r cor. Sec. 2, Twp.. 20 8, Range 30 E. session of the Golden Jubilee Meeting, Run N. 10 chs. W. 10 chs. 8. 10 chs, E. which will, continue through today. the-Ford Runabout h a s - e v e r ‘b e e n 10 chs. 10 acres. Tho said lapd bo- Una' hundred - and seventy registered known. And f o r a Ford o f c e v e n today, and tho number of delegates Is greater merit, w i t h . s l a n t i n g - w i n d ­ expected te reach 300 today. Tho shield, O n e -m a n inn. nHHifirmr\^rnrrYdoctors \jrerc gpuats at a smoker last ing s p a c e i n t h e r e a r a n d d i s t i n c t night, A series o f clinics will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday i m p r o v e m e n t e i n e h a a ai BCxm str o c t iD n . for the visiting physicians. W c wish to express our npprecintfon nf (he loyally and confidence of our friends all patrons o f Snnford and Seminole County, which render possible tho .'above .stnterfienj showing deposits o f more limn n MILLION and a HALF DOLLARS. It is this same loyalty and confidence that has prompted ha lb ’ plait* far-iho. soJiitJ comfort and convenience of our people the new building under construction, will in a few months afford facilities for the transaction o f all branches o f hanking c<ph to those of any city in the state. * at Noon THE REST WJIEN NOUGHT WITH A $l!.0fl PURCHASE A Still Better Runabout jp°n*t fa il to sco f'fn Old Louisiana" the musical comedy, a f" tho High School, ,Frtday night, 41-3tc business houseabuytitfcjntiieir Jj-preseptatives andixmdredsvof jptsanda of otberiisersy^rilk^bd {FMtffl moroxattxactfregpanSBso ID HIGGINS - (!»* • ! m. For*' l » r S 'a l b r r F a r J v v : r *-u r»*c nt S3JI «• f t ! U r n t* , /> seres. The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance o f such cer. tificate in the name o f “ Titus Hart” . Unless said certificate shall lie re­ deemed according to law Tax Deed will Issue thereon on tho 81st day of May) A. D. 1923. WITNESS my official signature and seal this the 24th day o f April, A. D. 1923. (SEAL) - E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk CircuR CouYt_^ Seminole County, Fla. , V . »B> : A. M. .WEEKS, p . C. 4-25; 54-9-10-23-30 , « Ip today'*-is«pc* you yiill sole the advertisement o f tho 1(111 Lumber Company and they have cumethipg o f vital importance to tclj you, uod what they 4cII you all o l tho business men ran readily sympathize with them rea$J their add and you will road words qf wisdom , after you have seen the ad then go and see thcm 'for your building supplies o f every kind and o f the beat quality, the house .ihat ariil give you service whep you want service and the house that will always givo y on the bast prices on Ufeir materials. ' whcr6 w COME TO SEE US OVER THE tfO R L D ^ �THE SALFORD DAILY HERALD. W EDNESDAY. MAY 1C, 1923 -_:______ __________i - _________________ ,____ . _ ---------------- - R. L. SHIPP, Editor YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Florida S lit* l,c*RUf At Daytona Ilf, Tampa 6, A t Orlando 3, St. Feta, P. At Hrndi ritown 3, Lakeland 2. PRICE BUTCHERY *1—--1— : Eva Nov^k and Wallace “ The Man from ilell'a Iliv- SI. Louin 10, Ronton B. ClncinnatM’hilndidphla, rain, Chlin yu-H rook l>n, coliL i’lttidiurtf-Ni'w York, cold. iwc-implring drama o f the Amrrirnn LetiKiie New York P, Detroit B. Philadelphia-Chicago, rain. I gergcoim background* of Ronton-fit, Loul*, Wet groundi* nlto Valley which form u Wnnhlntftort U, Cleveland 10, ttlng for t.hlit big nwceplritf ninKB.) w ill also be added attraction!* CUTS I.OOSE W IT H A SPECIAL Southern AaNoeinlion « A t New Orleans B, Chattanooga 1 Other* postponed, rain. a hpnor guent* tonight will Talcach and family and will Teat picture without cost an i on tho house. Thin la your HOW THEY STAND Florida Stale League Won Loft Orlando ......... ‘OWj*-lttchnrd Harthelmcn* Lakeland ......... thWQiflli Jn “ Fury" with n Tampa ...„....... C e lt ary Comedy as an add- Daytona. . .. .. STORE CLOSES AT H U R R Y — BE ON TIME— DON’T MISS TiT 12 O’CLOCK St, Patarnliurg llradentnwn . r and Saturday —Hetty Compt Lytrll and'Winy McAvoy In f* so bo auro and “ kick in" and btg -picture. A lso a comedy. led rhubarb, squash, pumpkin, S■ blueberries, bluckbcrrli-K, », all good fo r ptci. Popular Market. Phono 210. 40-2tc UtlfdeM” V ktory ot' the ty yean* ago. Reautlful id negro comedy. High y night. 41-3tc National League Won Lout New York .. St. Louli* .... Pilt«liure .... Cincinnati .. Cbientfo ..... Ronton ....... Itrooklyn .... Philadelphia American League Won I.O!»t lfl H . LaWton, Rrncelet Watch Ex- New York .. 15 10 6 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. Cleveland ... 4-24-tfc Philadelphia' Detroit . St. LouIh .. Pet Pel. .<1(17 .BOO Look at (his Idit Hat Bargain, weigh! and flat top, n(iff brims, Ladies, you cannot afford to miss this. Ileal $2.75 and $3,00 values, Fancy Silk Hose, Itrown; Black and White, Thursday morning— Sec this lot. men! Nice new stock, just arrived Sill, lined, genuine leather hands. Values to $3.50 Thursday morning special— Chicago Ilmtuu LOOK, LADIES M E N ! N E W NOBBY SUITS Southern A nhocIuIInn Won Lost New (frleani .Mobile..... Nnnhvilla ,. Chutt^iiongn Atlanta Ilirminu hum Meni|iliii* Little Rock ffffjiTip i Y ^ A bargain sensation that will stand unsurpassed! An advance offering that tv ill he grasped with rel­ ish by the wise, forehanded buyers, Thursday Morning— We Mean It! Every Word of It! And There will he MONEY IN THE POCKETS, of each and every Suit in the Store, in addition to these low prices, it will he no less than $1, $2 and $5. Pet . solid leather shoes for children. High and low shoes.' Strap Slippers t leather. Mothers, look at litis lot ning. Values to $1.00. Special— Splendid styles for young and old; ; irlad you’ll he that you bought earJLv!! And we won’ t he “ small” or “ stingy” about it. as there will lie more $5 than $1 in the lot J l’ST BlIV T ill; SHIT AND KEEP THE MONEY We simply have to move Ike goods in a hurry and we want to make friends while we do it M EN! v BRAND Whipped into a Price Jelly— and “ M O N E Y ’* in the Pockets Besides SPECIAL FOR THURS. * i** Kr; Men’s Silk Ties in medium widths. A ll the poj Inr shades. Values to $1.00. In this lot now M EN ! , ONft HUNDRED N E W SUITS what a bargain for Thursday morning. i» qtialily Kill REP ('BOSS Oxfords and Formerly sold up to $9.50. Thursdaj WuHhinKton Hurry, men. and see this- lot, White, Colored, Slriped and Silk, Soft Collars. Formerly sold to fide. All sizes, Thursday morning;— Another big special! All very fine quality Kid low heels. Ties, Dumps and Oxfords. Formerly sold to $9.00. Now for Thursday morning— Almost given away! Hey. Hoys! .Here’ s where you will shine. Nifty Oxfords with good Calfskin Uppers and Welted Soles— going for a song. Only about 50 pairs, all sizes— walking out. Formerly sold up to $ti.0D. Going at— BOYS! HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BUY * A Convincing Attraction lootl PWUlts nml satisfactory work pleases all patrons. Tint's why our list o f patrons is daily increasing. Tito filertdid vulcanizing work we do is duo to our remarkable Utilities and expert employees. This combination guaran­ ies you u satisfactory job. lent V u l c a n i z i n g C o m p a n y It’s not often that we can offer values of this kind. But, here they are. Cornelia a hurry the best go first. In this lot we have*about 201) pairs of the choicest footwear made in the country, good that a $5 hill would not hay at the factory today. They comprise our broken lots and there are not many sizes o f any particular kind. Hut you’ll find your size and no end of attractive styles in alt leathers. W O M E N ’S TO $10.00 FINE K ID This lot consist of Calf, White Beinskin'. Brown and White Combinations. Formerly sold for $7;50. Thursday morning— Special for Thursday Munson Army lasts, plain and capped toes. All guaranteed solid leather. Former values to $5.50. Thursday mornim: Special— Fine Footwear, like this, in’ Desirable Styles h [arely fmmd’ on the Bargain Counter. All are i.’ v eellent materials, superb workmanship and heauti ful fit— several hundred pairs to pick from. Oak Avenue and Third Street Huy Your Summer Supply of ’HONE 17-------------------------------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA Improved ARM LANDS SHIRTS Look, Men,‘ at this extra fine lot o f Pure irhread Silk Sox. All the popular shades and nil sizes. The prices on this lot are jufil as represented. Regular $1.00 values. All go at At Tremendous Savings —WHEN— have you been able to Hm bran-new Shirts of ' PEBBLE CREPE CORPKI) MADRAS WHITE OXFORDS SILK STRUT MADRAS AT SUCH GIVE-AW AY PRICES7' L'atih of pretty patterns, jpezy nr c/insere. for you*.choke. S1HRTS of CLASS DISTINCTION cntnutU twice the price. Fine Quality Fur Felt, Soft and merJy. sold for $0.00. Sj to 20-acre or two ten-acre tracts for sule. Improved lands th all necessary buildings. Save all commissions by buyXdirect from owner. 1 No Trouble to Show What We Have M N E bT BUILDING LOTS ON SANFORD HEIGHTS A LL ON EASY PAYMENTS NEXT SANFORD PRONE 400 DOOR TO TH E FIRST N A T IO N A L B A N K CO R N E R AND FlIiSTST. f l o r id . �-t * PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WED: p a is i n q - t h ^ F a m l i y - V . forgot that ho was young once! SOH .VOONG \WOMAWy, \ Y/oVOfffX HEfNti LE .m M ’ t .e r r e . o s DEAREST PUGGN vaUGGN K irreaiS: ts OOOLEHX (C K ta EBNS uME-fcHS (?oooa:-5 OH- From yoou OUINN ICVSV.E HPsPfvBoN. C o 'Sva w o o t t > t iV xH o t > W SG U ST VPs! * * * " " " FOR R EN T " CLASSIFIED ADS BUSINESS DIRECTORY Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for lesa than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words nnd remit acordingly. Ton can find tha name of crcry lire liusincss Man is Sanford ia this Column each day. * * * * * * * * iiiick Service Transfer for Storage Facilities Sa l e " a p a r t m e n t , ocean front nt Cornnndo Bench. Running water, hot and cold, electric, lights, nil FOR SALE— Dosier nnd Gays' paints modern conveniences. Address P. J. and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Coyle, Coronado Beach. 40-5tp Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOR* RENT— 1 nice apartment, all FOR SALE— Rhode lalnnd eggs for conveniences nnd well furnished, setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Cates' building, phone 181. Ellsworth, Dcardnll Avenue, San­ 11-Wed-Thr-tfc ford. 83-tfp) 5ANFOKI) NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. icneral Shop and Mill Work JNTRACTOR and BUILDER 100-tfc W A N TL1> BEAUTIFUL LAKE MARY- invites you. High elevation, pure drinking SfEN OtiltAPHER WANTED r Must water. Good terms on n few cottages be experienced. Address 1’. O. Box B. W. HERNDON ns homes or investment. $800, $1,400, 221. 32-tfc. $1,000, $2,300.-^-Lake Mary Rcnlty Co. POSITION WANTED—As practical Lake Mary, Florida, 5-4-Lfc INSURANCE AGENCY nurse for Invalid or maternity eases FOR SATUi^— 2-Toii Federal truck, or would consider cook for smnll cafe |FIR8------ A UTO----------BONDS . good for logging purposes, find or boarding house, or waitress, or class condition. Cheap for ensh. 1- dork. Must have work. * Address L. tnn Republic truck, cheap, excellent T. M. care General Delivery, city. ■ condition. Address "E ” I'. O. Box 3 1, <0-2tp Contractor and Builder Lake Monroe, Fla. 33-tfc LOST FLORIDA FOR SALE— We have two thousand LOST—Small .red cow with white bushels o f Iron & Brabham Tens. Please Price* ■nuuanabla, doll venal in- San-..-. markings, «naraujgs, without ' " i horns. 1 ford! Shipped from' our h\ik i,t‘^ « 't ify :-M r s . W. W. Brady. 39-3tP R ilu h ll.h rd ISON Athens, Gn. Write us nt-once, stat­ LOST— Between New Smyrna and Estate, Liian. aml Insurance Sanford, one cord tire and rim, size ing quantity wanted.— Demi Seed Co., 32x4 Vi. Finder deliver to Buick 37-4tp "e IS 101-8 Magnolia Avc. Orlando, Fin. Garage, Sanford, Fla., and receive re­ FOR SALE -5 acre celery farm, for ward.— Win. II. Hynes. 10-2tp $ 1,700 cash. Half mile west of Commtrrlal Street—Sanford, Fla. S. 0. Shinholser LP. Connelly & Sons1 rEWART The Florist storp nt L ake Monroe. All tiled.'1 5 M Hoam-------------- Floral Designs roomed house. Good bam.— M. F, Robinson, Agent. 39-Gtp Annual »mi Ornamental Plants |t Myrtle Ave------------Phona 260-W FOR SALE— Large motor bout, every convenience, four cylinder motor, in remarkably good condition. Will con­ iNFORI) MACHINE sider any o ffer— L. H. Connelly. 39-tfc R ,SALE OR TRADE— Buiek six COMPANY ring car. Will take Ford in cxjcncral Machine and Boiler Tcrms. Box U5G, city. Works <H)-.r>tp; 1-t-Wp Cylinder Grinding FOR SALE— L. C. Smith typewriter, Automobile Repair* Minall show case and two ice boxes Accty lone Welding nnd Favorite gas range. Phone 473-J. 40-2tp ^onr f12--------Sanford, Florida — 109 N. Sanford Ave. * * * * * * * PURELY PROFESSIONAL Of Sanford’* ReputPrafesslonal Men, each *hoa, ln hi. chosen proIh.;0. the Herald recom■*nd* to the people. |George A. DcCottes Attorney nl-Law FOB S A L i£ 3 ilX ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, PART CASH, BAL­ ANCE ON EASY TKItK, ALSO A SMALL REARING ORANGE GROVE A REAL BARGAIN. ADDRESS "E " P. O. BOX 34, LAKE ONBOE. FLA. 41-12tp FOR SALE—One Ford, late model, demountable rims nnd starter. One Buick four, first cl was condition, at a claas condition. Terms if desired.— Gray Motor Sales Co., foot of Hast <l-3tc First Street, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ,unk nni,djn* *!* FLORIDA W . J. THIGPEN Real Estate FIRE, LIFE, AUTO .INSURANCE -T O N J. M O U G H T o i ? arch itect NEW IDEA FDR LOAN'S In this issue is the advertisement of the Sanford Mortgage Limn Company Setting forth the fart that the people can now obtain small loans as well as large ones from this company cap!talizrd at $250,0(8). Every one la familiar with the loans already made by this company that is composed of Sanford men well known to every­ body. Tho small loan plan givcvr mnny folks a chnnco to make n loan that will tldo them over a period of finan­ cial strain nnd heretofore they may have hod difficulty in making these lonns. Tho Mortgage Loan Company will now let them have any sum from $50 to $250 for immediate needs for a small payment each week for fifty weeks at eight per cent interest. Tho Mortgage Loan Company will continue to make large loans for buildjn^ purposes and they have been in­ strumental in building many new structures here in the past year or more. Head the advertisement nnd see George W, Knight for particulars. P p o m V O O gT U jetJry— H U T WOT" UJCUTESy SuCM s t u f f ! - [fanks Take Too Cold and W et to Another; Indians Play But One Game Beat Washington in National League CLEVELAND, May 16.— Cleveland twice came from behind yesterday, to defeat Washington, 10 to 0 in 10 in­ nings, The score: Washington . 200 300 200 2— 0 11 2 Cleveland .... 000 GOO 100 3 —10 18 G Mogridge, Russell, Ilrlllhcnrt, Ziichnry nnd Ghnrrity, Ituel; Edwards, j Boone, Smith, Metcvier nnd Myutt. a .M .r n « .* .8 « 4 N .,t o L For Coughs and Colds, Head** aches. Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Acnes and Pain* ALL DRUGGISTS BOSTON, May 1G.— St. Louis slug­ ged the delivery of McNamara for six runs in the fourth inning yester­ day nnd defeated Boston 10 to 5. The game was held up for 15 minutes on account o f rain nnd part o f it was plnycd in a drizzle. Bottomlcy made i three triples and Freigue’s fielding was brilliant. The scoref St. Louis ....... 102 GOO 010— 10 15 1 Boston ............. 301 001 000— 5 12 0 Toney, North nnd Clemons; McNa­ mara, Watson, Coney and O’Neill. 35c and 65c, jars and tuba* Hospital also, $3.00 t Royal Cords Rank First United StatesTires areG oodllres DUVAL COUNTY VOTES THREE MILLION DOLLARS FOB GOOD ROADS A N N O U N C E M E N T —There was a JACKSONVILLE, Fin., May 10.— Duval county yesterday voted a $3,000,000 bond issue for the purpose o f j constructing a permanent system o f i highwnys. The bond issue carried by a subslnnt.ini majority. HOT RAHGAINH FOR COLD CASH shortage of Royal Cord Clincher Tires last/ year. Production is doubled this year. Demand more than ju s tifie s this increased production. W henever yot? have a chance to buy a Clincher Royal— take it. COLD SNAP IS HEADED EAST. This is,what 1). I* Thrasher is of­ fering the public today in bis big WASHINGTON, May MO—Another sale but tomorrow be will offer some cold snap is headed eastward the sffccinl bargains—bargains (bat will |weather bureau reported tonight, und knock them cold. In this issue is nu i is due to overspread the territory advertisement that enlls your atten­ east of. the Mississippi by tomorrow tion to the many bargains offered for night. cash. The cash tnlks right out loud The cold wave will follow a storm at Thrasher’s this week and a glatice reported central over Illinois last over the prices in every line of men's, children's and Indies'‘ Wear will con­ night, which the bureau says will vince you of tho-truth of this state­ sweep east during the night, nnd to­ ment. SpeftiaL* lyirgains in huts, day. Clear skies but, "considerably shoes, suits— sec wliut they have for colder weather'' will then prevail. $2 und $5 bills nnd there are more STOPS HACKING COIJGH you in suits— in tho pockets are $1, "Hud n hacking cough for years, lives than any other kind. You not* only get your suit nt a big bargain and Foley’s Honey nnd Tar is the only 1 but you get a nice crisp bill in tin* remedy that reached my cough. pockets— one thal will help you pay have not been troubled with it since," for tho big Imrgnin. See the ad­ writes Mrs. E. M. Dohy, Anbury Park, vertisement today and remember tho N. J. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest a n j Hronchlnl tmuhle are quick-, big bargains tomorrow. ly'relieved with Foley's Honey and The Del.and boys say that one of Tar. Contains no opiates—Ingredi­ the lending lady characters in "In Old ents printed nn the wrapper. Largest j ou|8jim„ in the prettiest girl in selling rough medicine in the World. pjoridu ' 41-3lc Sold everywhere.—Adv. OUR ? Just Put Y o u rse lf You E xp e c t Your M oney Ju st A s S oon A s You 've S old Your Hogs- P lace Or As Soon As You've Finished A Hard W eek's W o r k ------- THURSDAY SPECIALS EDITOR SOUTHERN CHRIS­ TIAN ADVOCATE DEAD, NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10.— I)r. Cou" ‘ 7 Baak T. N. Ivey, editor of the Southern TOBD *!‘ *»* FLORIDA Christian Advocate, died suddenly to­ day ut tho Richland Gulf and Conntry [FRED R . W I L S O N Club'. ^ D N,ur fvQOOND? TUENS SOMPltJ UUtH P* <t— FOR RENT—Two 5-room bungalows, one G room bungalow.— A. P, Con­ nelly & Sons. 2G-tfc FOR RENT— 1 furnished housekeepDETROIT, May 1G.—Rip Collins' ing or bed room $3.00 per week.— wild patched Detroit to defeat yester­ 314 East 5th St. 39-5tp day, giving New York a 9 to 5 vic­ \FOll REI^T— Furnished rooms with tory, und three Uut of four games of light housekeeping.—S. E. Corner the series. Ruth’s home run was his ,11th street nnd Elm avc.— M. Sch­ fourth o f the season, while Hellneider. * 39-3tp matin's two doubles brought to 21 the FOR RENT— Furnished two house­ number of consecutive games in which keeping rooms, 20G East Third St. he has hit. Score: New 393tp York ..... . 003 000 123—9 9 1 Detroit ..... I.. 005 000 000—GUI 3 FOlt RENT— Four room unfurnished Pcnnock, Mays and Schnng; Cojlins, apartment, 71G W. First Street. Cole, Olsen nml Woodall, Bossier. 403tp * ( plraae j o b , tell othtri; If not, FARMERS— You can gat seed bad tell ns. Phona <98 fram-> and irrigation plugs at tha F u r n i s h e d Sanford Novelty Works. < VtELL y o u OUGHT TO KMOuJ. TUE. V-CVCT THfVC Frfs p e teA v efc thw c h o t s . Res. 205--------- Phones---------- Office *7 Piggly W iggly closes at noon Thtlrsdaya but In the mornings they have special bargains in all lines of groceries and today they call your at­ tention' to the specials for tomorrow morning—sugar, milk, potatoes, flour, bacon* vegetables, etc. Piggly Wiggly makes the prices and you know you get real bargains in groceries at this store, Go there tomorrow morning and go early and got your pick o f the bargains. Bee the advertisement in this issue. O r A s S o o n A B U 31N E 55 As D YouV eal o f C e A o m pleted ny K in d — S o 15 IT FAIR To Expect Prompt Payment for Products and Services You SELL ANDAT TH E SAME TlME NEGLECTTo Pat Promptly for Things You BUY ? George Can't lo o Settle Up Your J Account TI , DR. J. T. DENTO N PHYSICIAN-SURGEON '* *!* -1- FLORIDA Rooms 206-207-208 Meisch Building W I R ctail L u m b e r m a n ICHELLE MAINES LAWYER .J. Court House Benry Rooms 226-228 DR. R. M . M ASON DENTIST New Meisch Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida DR. G. S. SE LM AN O p tD . . Practice limited to Diacaara of Eya, Ear, Noaa and Throat BXM Kxamiaad. GUatfa FI Usd e r e Hum an . ’ aa You don’t feci exactly right toward* the man who doesn't meet hla just obligations to you PROMPTLY. You are not Anxious to work for or sell to him again. Suppose we OWED you money und neglected to pay you PROMITLY. How would you feel towards us? Now put yourself in OUR place. Apply the Golden Rule. Treat us us you would want to be treated.■ ■ — .................. • ■ ■■ ■■ — — We’re just as human as you are HILL LUMBER COMPANY — _— __ — ■— B O T C P iw y U EAp q c A ir m ts — — * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c110ec238ed5bf89a12ac8e8d13df3b6.pdf 7d4ab411be389e25d429266cbff39ce3 PDF Text Text Tt I N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E SECTIO N SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , M A Y 15, 1PZ3 mmi .. . . . . . . . . . . .. GOES TO GOVERNOR NOW FRENCH TROOPS HAVE OCCUPIED Bi And Entire French Regimen • Station UNCLE SAMUEL WILL TAKE CASE ACTION M EANS WHIPPING BOSS HANS CORPORAL P U N IS H ­ MENT OF CONVICTS IN . STATE OF FLO RID A I nr TEXAS STORM KILLS M A N Y ■ W i .... rtered at the T lie A i i w l a t f * ! • » “ > ■' SEVENTEEN --? «« ■ DEAD AND • I1UNDKED ARE INJURED. (Hr T h r A M *rln tr4 P r * * i ) FOREIGNERS HELD ONE STREET PAVING BRINGS RESULTS IN PROGRESS TO RANSOM PRICE U N LE SS FO REIG N D IPLO ­ M ATS G U A R A N T E E GOV­ E R N M E N T W IL L ACCEDE COLORADO, Tox., May 15—Seventeen dead nnd ten injured aerloualy and hundreds of othern hurt nnd four to fiVo hundred homelcas are the com•ploic check today after a tornado Awed Priest BrlnRs Rnck News which swept through Mitchell county NEW CITY STREETS M AKE LARGyesterday. Reports still more or less Thnt Captives A rc in rupied by the French. 1 ___________ That State of Florida Hn« Abol­ IN CUSTODY OF M ARSHAL ON BR llUILD ING PRO­ fragmentary declare fifty houses nt Danger ished the Iniquitous Convict T1IK W A Y TO T A L L A ­ least were rated Bnd thousands of . GRAM (n r T*e S u w U tr t rx»M ) head of live stock Inst. Lcnxe System HASSEE. • SHANGHAI, May 15.— Unless forThe city commissioners are prepar­ COLORADO. Tox., May 15—Seven­ ing to carry out the fine program of olgn diplomatic representative* In l llr . (llr Thr A— elated I*re«al TALLAHASSEE, May ^ — Walter TA LLA H A S S E E , Mny 15.— Walter teen dead and 100 injured were re­ street paving, which Ijas been approv­ Chinn guarantee by tonight that tho Higginbotham nnd Will lam FUner Higginbothnm, convict whipping bona, ported late yeaterday ns n result of ed by the people anil for which pecun­ Chinese govoromont will carry out all the terms fixed by the Chinese ban­ arrived here early today and aurren- and William Fiahcr,' superintendent the tornado which tore through iary requirement is nlreudy mad#. dits In Shantung Hills. Foreigners d^red to United SUtea mnrahal, who of the Putimm Lumber company, are Mitcholl county, south nnd cast of Sanford's plan of financing its held captive will all be killed, Father hrl,| federal warrant* chanting them CXpccuHi expected tu to iiruvv arrive Beer late today ••• In nevi ihiu ^ • «• hen- yesterday. The injured arc In atreet paving Is different froth that Ienfcrs, aged priest, wljo conferred with conspiracy in connection with the custody of n United States deputy Was Discussed at Secret Meeting Meld in in c w the hospital, churches and many pri­ used in most cities in this state. The i .• r il f j. I ! . 11..t , * _ m with bandit chieftain Sunday, report­ alleifrii working of n negro nt I’ ut- marshal,. following federal Indict­ city pays a third nnd the abutting vate homes here. York Exchange ed to American consul at IJncheng nam l-umber Company nt Clara. They ments being returned against them. Some were hurt so seriously their pniperty owners pay two-thirds, those were released on bail o f.$2,000 unch. Higginbothnm nnd Fisher will he • on either side of the street to be pnv- today. deaths are expected. Higginbotham in acheduleil to go on nerved with warrants nt Cross City NEW YORK, May 15.—Plane fur a mass meeting to protest ngsinst conThe The tornado descended in Mitchell «1 *,« ,h P">’inP ° n*-lhir;‘ - T,u’ r™trial at Croat City Friday on first this morning.. District Attorney Fred U'nurd 'attacks on sugar trade by government officials l HANKOW , China, May 15.— About a * »" county between four nnd five o’clock; l*rty owners are given ten yearn in degree murder in connection with the Cuhberly late yesterdny counter­ Lean discussed at a secret meeting held this morning on the floor if the Ne onu thousand soldier* nnd ex-bandit* this morning, and caught most of Its which to meet their paving assessdeath of Martin Tabert. convict. H ig­ manded his order not to arrest Hig­ York Coffee and Sugar Exchange. The reported meeting would l»e held to ments, thu* being given opportunity from Honan, Incorporated into army, victims in bed. It levelled buildings ginbotham was whipping boa nt the ginbothnm until after his trial in the morrow in Wall Street district. Barring of new.p.per men and for them to buy and develop property are camped seven miles from Hankow nnd left death nnd Injury in its wake Putnam Lumber company of which state court for murder nnd ordered .engcr boya from the floor caused a flurry of excitement in trade. At t without being unduly hampered by a demanding tribute of n hundred and for .1 0 miles. Starting south o f West­ Fisher is superintendent. the whipping-boss taken into custody the superintendent of the exchange It was .aid no announcement would paving hill which mu*t he pnld In two fifty thousand dollars, and a quantity brook, it went in a northerly direction, along witli Fisher. or three year*. In adopting the plan, of ammunition ns the price of their be made as to the nature of the secret ses sio n .________________________ ■ puxsing slightly to the east of the . TALLAHASSEE, Mny 15.— Final Sanford realised ami recognised the departure. The authorities thus far Fisher and Higginbotham are schedtown, but not clearing- it. 0f ithe no bill uni to ban corporal . , . , , passage of fact thnt while the property owner is have refused to comply. The trains s»M 01 ioi oil* ' „ ulcd to go on trial hero in June, they Citixcna of towns near the storm hrnefitted by a paved street In front between Peking nnd Hankow are car­ puni .'.hmcnt o f^ o B v Ic ......... ^ vM„ having been indicted for conspiracy swept area rushed first aid, provisions of his property, he is in no wise mor­ rying guard detachments of forty was effected when the senate by vote nnd kidnaping. The iiyHctmcif. fol­ and relief supplies for the victims. ally or lugnlly obliged to furnish a soldiers each a* well aa machine of It to III refused eo reconsider ita lowed the death of Ned Thompson; 01 arlinn of yesterday in banning the The known dead are: paved highway for the use of the gen- guns year old negro, who was alleged to whip. Action of the aennto meant the Luther Urinific, 50; Mrs. K. Hrindlc. trnl public, therefore the city ns n have been whipped by Higginbothnm W ASHINGTON, Mny 15. — The hill requiring elimination of whipping mother of Luther, 70; H. J. btandifer j w|,0|„ Iwnefitting by the traffic nnd nfter ho had been unlawfully taken military governor of Shantung, the a» prrscrilied punishment, now goes and three Stnmllfcr boy* aged 6 to [,)|WBnBp over Its public streets rightly to, the convict camp of the i'utnnm slate department wn* advised yester­ to the governor. 12; infant son of Ji*e Anderson, in- ^nnaunics thnt it is th e duty of the Lumber company. Thompson died dny by Csnsul John K. Davis, has Meagre Reports Coming Out on Account of W ire fHnt daughter of Jim Walker; C. L. nK „ uch to pay for the public's shortly after the whipping. TALLAHASSEE, Kin., Mny 15.— Kimpson, 25; I. C. Sheffield, 05> Jmads through the middle of the agreed to enll off the military attacks Troubles __ __ The senate two weeks ago approv­ on the bandits who wrecked tho Florals, through its legislature yes­ Jesus Hrioncx; Joe Illchburg, I ■„treels. m r Tfce VXIM-Islril < terday slopped out from the first of ed Governor Hardee’s recommenda­ dnughtcr of Joe Richhurg, 14; W. S. | Because‘ of the fact thnt only ono- Shnnghln-Pffking express, and to take HOT SPRINGS,4 May 15.— lint army. Tho its reputed soiled prison garments, tion to dismiss Sheriff Jones of I^gn Shelton, Westbrook, Tex., 11-yenr- third o f tho paving before a lot on any them Into’ the Chinese Springs nt noon is endeavoring to county on n mnlfonsnnce charge, nnd but held them by a string thnt could obi -daughter of Henry Tidwell, nnd! unpnved ns yet atreet wifi Ixi taxed brigands. Davis reported, had ex­ yesterday the., governor appointed extricate itself from the debris_nnd pressed willingness to release for­ bring them buck tomorrow, .. baby girl. ’ , I against the owner, fn d because, furruin left by flood, fire nnd wind which eigners still held captive If this was The senate, upon which has de­ Frank A. Stoutamlrc of TnlluhnssCo Orgnnizing relief parties was prne-1thcr, thst he will have ten yenrs in last night wrecked the business dis­ done. He said the governor had Irv pended for the past several weeks, to succeed him; Jonos is also included ticnily completed late yesterday aft- which to pny his assessment, many formed him the aclgc raised Sun­ the success of ii measure to bnn the In the indictment ngainst-Flshcr nnd trict, with property damage which is kitchens have young men nre buying property on expected to run into the millions. ernuon nnd temporary . whipping of prisoners in this state, Higginbothnm. day night. i , been erected to provide them with unpnved streets in lino of jlevelopmcnt Several persons reported killed but voted 15 lo Iff for a hill that has Although there was said to bo a nnd building nice homes on them. In thus far reports of fntalities are not HU. CAKIt OF S AVAN N AH T A L K ­ food. More nre coming In. The de­ already lieen acted upon favorably by luck of agreement among thei chief* the assurance thnt but a short time vastated district is thickly populated verified. It i» expg-ted, however, the ED ON ROTARY the lower house. as regards details, It was said nego­ for rural territory. At least fifty can elapse before they will bo pnvod, death list will not record three or CLUBS. At the end of the vote, however, tiations were proceeding and that houses were reported destroyed. nnd at u cost to them which will not four! M a rq u ee Hotel is n pile of Senator II. H. Rowe changed from there wi«rc good prospects for an embarrass them In the payments on charred timbers nnd stones* repre­ The Sanford Rotary Club held a fine Danfagc to crop* could not be esti­ the negative to the nfirfmntive for early settlement. the lot nnd home contract*. The re­ senting a loss in excess of a quarter meeting today filled with pep nnd mated. The wind tore and twisted the purpose of asking a reconsidera­ A statement issurd by the slate million dollars. All public utilities push nnd the proper spirit. The fol­ down everything in it* path. This sult is that Sanford is growing fast­ tion. Here was a thought full (ff posdepartment late yesterday, said: er i i f more directions than, perhaps, were put out of action. lowing visitors were present and nn- city city has a population of possibly rilulitiea, in view of the close lines of "The department ha* received In­ any other city in the stale, and soon 20,000. At one time it wu* known *» The singing is led each night at trie the upper house. LITTLE ROCK, May 15.— Frag­ swe red to their names as they were Colorado City, but is now merely will cover an area which will ensure formation from Consul John K. Davis Those members, however, who Prcsbyterinn Church by a large mentary reports received by tho Lit­ called: it a handsome position in the next and Major I'hiloon at Llncheng un­ started the fight to linn the whip by chorus o f pren who feature tho old tle Rock Democrat from Hot Springs, Finley Knight of Jacksonville, Billy Colorado. der date of May 18, to the effect that census. rescuing from an unfavorable com­ songa. th eir singing made a fine indicated reports of heavy loss o f life Glenn, Caroy Hand nnd Frank Wilson' the bandit* said they would release mittee report, bill by Senator Hodges impression Inst night. The chorus there in flood had been exaggerated, of Orlando, Rev. A. F. Carr of Sa­ DAYTONA REPEALS CITY LAW their prisoners on condition that tho BANNING SUNDAY BASEBALL for that purpose, aru! gradually gain-' includes in its membership much of Pactaeko siege bo raised and all ban­ * . but one report tnht six or eight were vannah. rd strength until yesterduy’a victory the best musirnl talent among the dit* bo taken into the Ohlnoso nrmy.. President Knight presented theqmst dead, persisted.____^ DAYTONA. May 15.— Following were confident that it would not be men in Sanford. .Tiny will also ren­ The bandit* claim that they numberpresident’s jewel tx» D. I* Thrasher snapped from them by subsequent der special music from time to time tho forbidding of a baseball game MUSKOGEE, Okln., May 15.— Up 8,000 between Llncheng and the sea. with n few word* of fraternal greet­ here Sunday between Tampa uiul Day. action. Two senators, Singletary and from a ranle quartet chosen from to 4 o'clock this morning there had "The military government haa left ing* and Mr. Thresher in accepting tona by City Manager W. B. Hodges Pulliam were unaccounted for In yes­ their number. been no confirmation o f report* of the details of th settlement to bo tho jewel promised to be ns good a ltoterday afternoon's vote nnd both have Dr. Carr preached two wonderful loss of life nt Hot Springs Southwes­ tnrinn as he was n president which is under an old city ordinance making it arranged later, but has agreed ver­ previously supported the whip. If sermons yesterday. At 4 in the nft- tern Bell Telephone Exchange at Lit­ unlawful, the Daytona city commis­ bally to meet the alHive mentioned IMPERIAL­ they hold their altitude through to­ ernoon he preached on "Witnesses tle Rock advised company's exchange a big contract for him to fill. sion repealed the ordinance Inst night DEATH TO BRITISH conditions. . The president then turned the gavel ISTS IS THE day, it would evenly divide the sen­ for Christ,” and at night on "H o p e” here. Marquette Hotel at Hot Springs after a bitter fight by a vote of 4 "The military governor stated that over to II. C. Du Bose to take charge CRY ate forces, but thia in itself would His clear style, forceful logic, beau­ was destroyed by fire. This waa the to 3. . the selge was raised on the night of of the meeting and Mr. DuIIose asked prevent yesterday's action being re­ tiful lungungc, nnd the little touches only fire following last night'I storm President Craig of the Daytona VLADIVOSTOK. Mny 16.—A huge May 12. The Chinese official* to­ considered for such would require a of humor injected, are delighting tho definitely ascertained, Little Itock re­ Gene RoumIBat to say n few word* baseball association,- who is also a commendatory to Dave Thrasher and anti-British demonstration was held gether with Mr. Roy Anderson, havo majority vole. crowds, Dr. Carr displays an ex­ ported. Water stood six feet deep in ns Gene started In get up he pushed city commissioner, declared that a again gone to the bandits to endeavor Tlie senate vole came on the ques­ pository power, a clear insight into the telephone company's office nt Hot determined effort would bo njado to hero yesterday, tho crowds holding U» further the negotiations. Although over a whole tray load of glnsse* tion of concurring in a house amend­ have tho present legislature repeal that British "Imperialists" were rethe message o f .the Scripture for ev­ Springs. , the bandits are getting short of am­ and other noise makers and scared the ment to n bill introduced by Senator the state law ngainst Sunday baseball. Hfionaihlf for tho assassination at U u eryday life which will make his ser­ munition and food, th e * are g«>o<l wholi bunch of RoUrians .out o f a sanno of Vorovaky, tho soviet delegate T E V A R K A N A . Tex., Mny 15.— UnTurnbull last week. This bill would Like the bluo law* forbidding the sale mons here a great help to tho inprospects o f an oarly settlement. official advice* received by - Two- year’s dues. Of courso tho crash was of soft drinks, cigars and gasoline on to the Near East peace conference. expressly direct the state officials t o ( . . ., • ... ,. . . . . . crcislng crowds who hear mm. "Under the date of May 14 Consul Tho demonstrators ’ demanded tho States Telephone Company from Hot made up beforehand and after the Sunday, He declared the bapeball law ••a nthc whip for a two , year krtal " Spring*. sta|e thnt known dead in debris had been cleared away IhiBoso should bo repealed because where death of the British "Impcrallsta.” Lo. John K. Davis and.Major Phlloon re­ nicsiturc. The house slfurk out tho port that Mr. Anderson and ths Chi­ experimental clause nnd made it an Turnbull who l(jft his aland as presi­ •torm and fire last night would be at carried on by introducing Dr. (.are of public sentiment is so strongly cal Englishmen wore not molested. dent? of the senate to offer a resolu­ Savannah, who is here conducting the nese officials returned last night outright abandonment of the whip. east 17. Water running 11 feet on against a law that it can bo oponly LONDON, May 16.— What purports with the report that there la a tack Analytcd to the bitter end, therefore, tion that would request a state o ffi­ Central avenue, in place, It was said. revival meetings at the Presbyterian violated without protest tho retention church. Dr. Care was a member of a o fdefinite agreement amoqg the Mr. Ilowe'a action had the effect of cial to ban tho whip as an experi­ un tho statute books crestos a disre­ to be a summary o f tho Russian note little more than tempering the sweet­ ment Aa pointed out yesterday by to Great Britain was printed under a chiefs as regards details. The chief* L IT T L E ROCK, May 15.— Flood Rotary Club in Texas before coming spect for all law. ness of the victor's cup. The issue Lindsey, and Wicker, both o f whom and fire descended upon Hot Springs to Savannah and ho knows what ltoMoscow date line yesterday by the are holding a meeting on May 14 and promise to send In a report the fol­ for that matter, had already resolved took their defeat hard, the compro: ast night with undcrtermlned loss tary mean* nnd the proceed**! to tell Dal.r Herald on. salt at Joo'a Smoka Daily Herald, the labor newspaper. itself into a question of just how miae was not offered o f neccaaity. Aa of life and heavy property damage, the members assembled Just how far House, Mobley’* Drug Store and The article aaya tho Soviet govern­ lowing day. The general terms which much the whip would be banned, a matter of strength, they pointed according to a brief report over com- they could go nnd must go to follow ment's reply proposes a conference of have been already reported Are still Uunt'a Pharmacy. •' . . rather than whether it would be out, they had discarded Mr. Hodges' merclal wires which was received late out the teaching* of Rotary. Dr. Careplantpotentarles to discuss, not only acceptable to bpth p *1^ **bill, and could have put It on final banned.* • • "Minister Schurman report* that V last night. Communication waa in the lourso of his remarks said that club which was adopUd. President ] jo rd Cruson's present communication The victory of the abolitionists passage and formally killed it. Mr. >rokvn after being maintained but a justice was the foundation of every­ but the whole problem o f Anglo-Rus- Iho foreign office In Peking has «1»P' might be abort lived, though that warn Turnbull's resolution was turned moment nnd the stricken city again thing- and that RoUry promotes tbs Knight called, attention H ■ian relations with a view to eseablish- plated that It'egpbeU th* early cum­ tor presentation o f !*»• TfturiH* Cl®b 'down by the house, the leaders of h igh lit ideals in the community; H Jn never apparent but th* pssuranre j* ulation for the release t___ _ o f negotiations _ etame completely Isolkted. ■»'• * ' next Friday) right and R U thought ng a general understanding. manifest that the test that wifi come that body declaring th at.it was an The not* is said to admit the reply 10( the prisoners, tA a meeting of The flood followed a tloodbuest knd •talk waa well revived and greatly {.hat aevaral from Sanford wRl at* behind a amoka from the MiutU wifi be an Inhibition "effort to hide to the liodgcson protest against the the diplomatic cofP* 00 **** the wsUr ru*hed down from- the hills enjoyed by all present. * against the whip for two yeai^ at the screen.” President Knight again called the tend Butchkevitch execution was unusual in decision Was reaehfti to th* effect that in torrents, according to the meagre Bill Glenn vra* relied upon to say Then Mr. Turnbull put the experi­ end of which more action can be report, whklh added that fire broke; attention of the club to the Idea of the something and ho handod Sanford and tone bu the British representative in the dean should remind tho foreign taken. ment proposition in a bill that would out in the busin*** district and wlpeo Rotary Clubs adopting an orphan or th* Rotary Club several nice bOqOets Moscow annoyed the Bolshevik! fo r­ office that the requested indemnity The Victory waa distinct for those have been mandatory upon the state two and appointed the following cameign office by rending a note when has been running since May If. No out nsarly a block. • forcea, led by Senator fctokes, Mac- oflrials. The house eliminated the raittee to take charge o f tho plan and and also stated that Orlando always he was told the Russian foreign of- definite decision ha* yet been teed enjoyed com lag up hare but they illiama, and Hodgea, and constituted experimental clause and sent It back MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 16^-AU to tee that all tho Rotafjr Clube In tho wanted to ore more Sanford people floe was unable to disewsi a question u to whether this progressive originally aa minority 14. It waa a to the senate yesterday, and In the the forps f( of purely domestic concern. I f the ru- I denmlty ehall be la th* of telegraph and telephonic communion- ■tain adopted tho some plan. down there at the meetings and also defeat for what waa once the ma­ meantime the ranks had broken H .R. Steveno the chairman of the tart of Great Britain wlU accept this or ln the nature o f aancUoaa, tion with Hot Springs, Ark., was that by coming to Ortando they ooukl jority led by Senatora Johnsoi; and undsr. Thus aa it passed it was the broken early tonight by Hood water Roy Scout* committee spoke on tho keep up their attendanoe totter. I"* explanation the present chase for dis­ l ato say. undertakings fo r toe P IJndavy, It consummated the evolu­ satd« effect as Hr. Hodges bllL work being done by tho RoU ry Club which resulted from a cloudburst In or agreement will disappear. Th* nowa- control and policing o f railway* tion of Mr. Hodgea' bill,.killed out­ and.said that a new scoutmaster had was decided by the- cWb that Mood* r paper' emphasised Ihc danger which the- future.' ’ . *. near that city, according to informawould be a'muchTbsUer meeting da> . right once, but whoae spirit bobbed TALLAHASSEE. May !5-Tbe sen bojro tiop roctered over wires jw t before just to m appol"t«* Mia would fellow • break and s*ye con­ up in another forjii jjq the way of-a aU passed a bUI which as amended were getting along fine. lt-Wd* sug­ than Tuesday and hereafter the meet- cerning a break, the teattere In dis­ The HereW delivered six Mm neon on each gratuitous compromise. would provide three cent* fas tax, all Hnea were put out o f order. AU ___________ gested that the dub buy a flag for _ ________ htXA * l wk for 15c. ,V pute are trivial. Ita flrat reincarnation a^a mani­ one cent for counties, two for atato efforts to re-establish communication the Boy Bcouts ami also one for the Monday. . . had failed aftef several h ou fested in a resolution . hjr Senator 11ERI.IN, tyay IB,—The French have occupied linden Aniline and Soda Work* nt Ludwignharen. according to « mcetmge receded here. Employee* have not nttempteft-jo enter worka which are abut down with the entire French regiment q&irtered here. Street railway* ^ L u d w l^h« fen ceaaed operation ae a reault of French occupation of the .depot. Hocehet Dye ^ o rk at Ludwlgah.fen and towna of Limburg nnd Went Ph.lln have also been oc- PLAN MASS MEETING PROTEST AGAINST ON SUGAR TRADE BY U. S. ra rn \W -is !Srf HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE ~~ 7 REPORTED AT HOT SPRINGS, FROM FLOOD AND FIRE ROTARY CLUB HELD MEETING VALDEZTODAY L arge Men’s ' Chorus at Presby­ terian Church DEMONSTRATION AGAINST BRITISH BY THE SOVIET road department. . ri -j*• ( * r. M •' I . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 14,1923 ■ ■ - ■ . ___.__ - ■ - ■— —MM ■■■ ■ ■ ' ■ —*~r~' * * - i- ’ 77 •I ■•■,* • DR. A. F. CARR- OF S A V A N N A H , GA., PREAC H ER PREACHING 4:00 P. M.— 8. P. M. EACH D A Y U N T IL M ^ .2 4 T R tionj.y forrc said ttfat 'is hej-fi ■Ajfd tlwre. Oh hoy VC qcod thrm in tiled to' the front in F r w c o h fv J h£ie Hoy.-, when JlT-ingeri ton e. ' ‘ Ir mother w-ur. praving f o r ) I have a’ frlqnd who. is r.n Episcopal u» with new Rur.rcia to preach. klfCW tnr.t^l) Ho knew that her pray era weru, J . Yjji* ctrancefr i » i w * nan*' of th'ni. TWe nmif.-i'yi’ rkndcS r.nd Influential In that rbiireh- Sho Js,dritunji*m, of Thcoafcphy, of Mor- H:-nr»l o f <*.*1, Tl v.-niT"well whatever" anya.lhnl the Is.goln ^iu J* ^ ^ ^ « s r 6 r n ^ l l n n ^ n r n c c , or comoT np of her son-in-law, yet before she :cth, r hcw n-jj^on. The rtrangcr trlla Ir through with him. Worldlnoa* may r „ tjull g j0 Apostle* anil Martyr* and vitiate even the chrUtinn mothcr’a n,|n#|onAl jc3 have all bren mistaken, ambition before her children even t|,nt not understand toe when she brings them to Christ and tcocj,|n(f of Jesus.. He tells us that gives them tt> Ills service. I hope our mns|org anj oldcrs nre not our there are mothers in this congregn- , f rjcnj a> He tells us that our own Twelve hours with a thrill every tlun who ere praying that Christ will , mothers have led us astray.’ 'And you minute—that’s whst young Jack honor them and.their sons by calling gay to him "Stranger, speak the truth.' Curtis stumbled into when he snw them into the ministry. It is from this j j j,nvc thought that dte Apostles, a beautiful girl, rescued her, wed source that the supply of pulpits lsj Martyrs and missionaries and great her— hut you’ll have to follow him obtained. When I wns n student In mcn Qf tj,c church cquld be relied upyourself. It's groat. Also— the seminnry the question was raised on to |eaj mo jn rjght paths. I have When Summer Comes os to how many o f the candidates for t|,oU,,ht that my own mother could be A Mack Bennett Comedy, full of tho ministry had been dedicated to truK^C(| antj that what she taught me laughn and thrills that work by their mothers in iafnncy. j wus trJC jjut yuU teach me othcrhuve big churchcsnnd get big salaries. SOCIETY IIRB. FIIKH DA 1CBit, Society Bditor DUPLICATE BRIDGE t ’ l.UII r Phone 117-W — w T«W WSViT-liir, frleitai VTOTDfa »"■ Mrs. K. F, lloushoider was the _ i r I«n are sales an> where «r rnmlss h»me. ar ir » an are ratenalallMC. Welle charming hostess Saturday when she ■ |M**tal rani «a Ibla Sriirtrlairal. entertained the members of the Du­ artalla. ar Irlrphniir the llrm. II Im- srrall, appreelaleil. plicate Bridge Club at her homo on Ninth street. SO C IAL C A L E N D A R Tht- eolor motif of pink nnd white wns emphasised both in the decora­ Saturdny— Mr*. E. K. lloushoider tions, place nnd tally cards. In the will entertain the members of the rooms where the enril tables were Duplicate Bridge Club at her home placed quantities of pink snap dra­ on NIntH street. gons were effectively used. At one Monday— Pipe Organ Club meets nt o'clock a dyllcious four courrc lunch­ the home of Mrs. W. E. Scoggan* eon was served. • on Park Avenue at 8:30 p. m. ' The afternoon wns quickly spent Monday—Hanford Choral Society with a spirited game of duplicate meets at the Parish House nt 8 p. bridge, the prises, hand painted cop­ per ten Ik-IIs were won by Mrs! F. E. Monday—Westminster Club meets at Roumillat uml Mrs. K. A. Newman. the home of Mr*. II. II. McC’aslin CKCILIAN MUSIC CLUB. on Park Avenue at 2:45 p. m. The Cccillan Music Club program Tuesday—Junior Department of the of last Saturday was short hut most Woman’s Club meets nt the home Interesting. Headings from Lila of Mrs. D. I* Thresher nt 3:30,p. K .nendy nnd Margaret Cowan were greatly enjoyed. Tuesday— Parent-Teachers Associa­ With the little folks numbers was tion business meeting nnd election also a most pleasing little recitation of officers at Grammar School at by Marjorie Dullo.se. 3:30 P. M. The piano selections' were: Tuesday— Mr*. W. C. Hill will enter­ 2nd Vnlse tii-daid tain Evening Bridge Club nt 8:30 Wayside and Flowers. p. m. Spring (,u'* Etude (hday Mazurka Rcsinrd Little folk numbers: "Hose Petals" "The Mountain." I D ili i C. K. Ginn, of Cincinnati, Is the Story ‘guest of his brother, W. A. Ginn, .at Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Neel, of the his home on Hanford Heights. Herald Printing Co., left this after­ I* MncNclll, of Atlanta, Gn., wns noon in their Hup for Now Smyrna among the arrivals hen- Saturday where limy will visit n while nnd then and Is registered nt the Montezuma. go mi down the eni>l roast, taking in various places of interest. '1hey will Hon. Georue .DcColtns, who has la- gone about n month. been In Tallahassee on legal Intsltiess. is spending the week-end here with him family. Miss Lucy Byrd Kmythe has re­ turned home from Titusville, where she wns the guest of Mrs. S. W. Fer­ guson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bivins, of Cot dele, (Sa.‘, arrived In Sanford Satin day and will spend some time lu re They nrc stopping nt the Montoxuiiin Morris Moses, o f the firm y A. II. Moses A- Sons, Is hack in Hanford for tk^» popper season. Mr. Moses is the W U X SUMMIT CONSTITUTION­ A L AMENDMENT IN 192 TALLAHASSEE , May 14. — The house passed n resolution already pasrtid by the Benato which would subnlit to voters proposed constitutional amendment to prohibit imposition of Inheritance or income taxes In state. It was'found that almost every one in ■Nyj#0 and j will fftrsakc all o f them and the institution was there ar, a result f„|jow y0U. Titerc are thousands nnd of his mother’s prayers that ho be • thovrnnds of people In Cits'* tinited called into Christ’s service. ’ .States who have sr.id jiiactirally Just A second respect in which Salome in ttils to the new religious aahsmM thnt n typical mother Is in her readiness to urL. proposed to them and I know of SCHOONER 18 SEIZED make up for her husband’s failures, j no naddrr commentary on human inAT M IAM I W ITH 800 Zebedee wont fishing with his sons, trlligoncc than the fact thnl people CASKS OF LlQUOIt hut he left his wife t<> take them t o p r e thus ready to forsake the truth as Christ. It is a great thing for n Bus- it is in Jesus Christ. MIAMI, May 14.— The Esther Gray, I,nnd to have a 4fife like thnt, one It is mother who in childhood days, a British schooner o f about 18 tons whom ho can trust so completely and puts us, to lied am! tucks the warm registry’, from Nnssnu, Bahama*,, was with such responsibility. Zcbcrice cover nbout un ns wo lie down to seized yesterday afternoon by tho rev­ could sit comfortably at home rending sleep. It is mother’s hand that soothr. enue TCtter Vldottc, in command of ' the .Sunday newspapeV and feel sure (lUr aching brow in i.lckncss. It Is Cnpt. R. S. Miller, o ff Triumph Reef. that .Salome would get the Imys o ff to mother’s eye that watcher* over us by The Esther Gray,.according to Cap­ ! Sunday school. In the afternoon he day nnd by night. It is mother’s smile tain Miller wns apparently riding at i could go to the office or to the lake or that cheera us and makes our burden anchor twenty-five mile* rfbuth of Mi­ to .take his nap and feel sure that light. It is mother’s counsel that ami Saturday night. Two shots were Salome would keep the boys out of guides us ns we go on life’s untried fired from the VldcttC across the hows mischief. And all the week while pen- paths. It js mother’s heart o f symof the Esther Grey In-fore she hove to, I pie flocked to henr Jesus he rould go pnthy nnd love to which we may over to he held for a violation of the Unit­ ! about his business, for he was a good turn in our failure and despair, it is ed Stnles customs regulations, enterprovider, nnd feel sure that Salome mother's joy that is deepest when sueingtorritorial waters with home liquor Mould not let the boy* miss any bless- i j » i attends our way. It is mothers nlionnl. Cargo aboard the ship is mg that Jesus had to bestow. I re- prayers that never fail us. though in about 200 eases of liquor according to pent, it is n great thing for a man to t!ll the world besides there Im nope figures given la*t night. have a wife like Salome. And there who cares for our souls. How have ' are many Zebedec* who hjtve them, mothers suffered in the wars thnt There were evidences of ii wind I I low they get then} is a mystery which men have waged. And how have storm just the other Mile of Alta­ l v/ill only ho revealed in the tail great mother’s instructions and prayers monte Springs yesterday afternoon, a' Huy. Hut they get thorn. And they nunc homo to their sons on the field party from Sanford noticed several1 do the best' day’s- work of all their of battle. A young man of my contree* had been blown ilnwn, one njross1 th,.v wet them.- And it is a nMention who was a enptnin in the the wires and the brick road just in­ side of Seminole county. Also noticed j large tree blown over in the frviit yard of a home at Ismgwood. There a ' was evidences of a hevay rnln in the vicinity of Oilntolo nnd Winter Park also hut very little rain fell at San­ ford. Hebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel in “ SINGED WINGS” HEMSTITCHING and Picoting done at 311 Park Avo. "Singed Wings" Tuesday night at the PriJteess. Mr. Herndon is giving a pen cistag _• o f the tickets sold lxfore the show to the II.gh 3:houl AthleUc Association. D I ‘were damned of body and soul, Mother «ff mine, nh Mother of mine,' I know whose prayers would make me whole, Mother o f mine, oh Motlmr of mine, j * . i Mr. and Mrs. George two daughters motored yesterday where they "pc very pleasantly with I relatives. Senior rlu** of 1923. vvlll l«- i the High School auditorium T evening. May 2Uh. at a: 16. Assistant talent will I* Julius Taihach, Soprano, Mi liam Leake, Contralto, Mr. Carrier MacMahon, Baritone, R. Deas, accompanist. I'A HKNT-THACIIKItH ASSOCIA­ TION, The annual meeting and election ol officer* '«rf the Ftarent-Teachers As aociation will die held tomorrow (Tin s day) afternoon at 3:30 nt the Grant mpr School Auditor lull), Its |s oafiiestly 'desired that, all fn«m|(er« Ik preaeiU 8* U»i» b an im|>ortant inefling. Report* will he given from thu Stale Convention JF, P , H I N E S ASH ION DOM’S NF.W ARR1VA1 A drridcdly simple one jiirre day­ time (ris k b tIlia model in dark brown wi*d 1 1 f|h*, enlivenedf wilh a narrow girdle of reversible nldion in Drown1 and green. -The closing i» at rhe left m ,|< .uid (lie oval net k ha* u choice o( a large or siiull collar lor a finish. The i M<> pirn- g.iihrml skirl i* irimmed with .li.light ( m ii o Is which l.ijl la-low tin-. Ih-iii. Medimii sise requires 4’ * yard* in inih iiMlerial. i'iclorial Review Die** No I2(>7. Size,, If, lo ill veal* and .11 to li inches Ihi. I. Piiit-, .IS cents. CARD OF THANKS. We wbh to offer our heartfelt thank* to the many friend* for their deeds of kindnes, numerous floral o f­ fering* and lovely sympathy extend­ ed us in «>Hr sail bereavement, the loss of our In-loved sou nnd brother. May God'* rhhest blessings be wjth you CARD OF TH ANKS Commerce, the American la-gion, the Roturiann and Kiwanls, the nierchsntf and business men o f Sanford, the municipal and Tain O'Shanter hands, the Ball [lardware Company, civic oidres, Company D. and all others whose wiling co-operation conlribulvtf to the success of the En­ campment o f tho U. S. \y. V., the |x**t reunion of this organization over held in the stale. , 1L A. T E R H E W . ---- -------- ----- :-------- - CDhthUvriAorr*; W. B. BALLARD, AdJutanL DR. A. F. CARIt. OF SAVA N N AH , OPENS EVANGELISTIC SERVICE A T PRESBYTERIAN CIIURCII (Continued from page I) her of heuus coming around to sec them for a while and then they want them to many tho best catch of the crowd. They send their awkward son* tc the dancing school, then to the country club halls, then try to get them interested in tho prospective heiress living on quality hill. It is all right for mothers to have ambi­ tion for their children If it is of the right kind and rightly controlled. And what mother does not have ambition for her children T Only some times it is not of the right kind and not rightly controlled. SalomoV ambition for her hoys Ih a curious mixture of spiritual and worldly motive*. She wanted them by nil means to he in the kingdom of God, hut she wanted them to he conspicuous in the king­ dom. She wrynjtHj t^uut I* have first and second pliers lively there — the Ipwcr hi lu-r sons to be above the highest of every other mother s «d to him of their substance. She won plea:ant at Crucifictiun. His apostles had foirakcn Him and fled, hut Salome did not forsake Idm. They lest faith In Him but the did not. Wuulcver clouds o f wonder ami mys­ tery enveloped her, she remained laithful. And even when He had been laid away in the tomb her ministering love followed Hint still. Again she was one of those who brotlghl sweet spices and came at tho rising of the sun to nnnoint Him. Her I avo could not he conquered by death. Her faith rose triumphant over what seemed to he His final defeat.’ Such Is the true Christian mother.’ She goes with Jes­ us to Calvary. Sho believe* unfalter­ ingly. even tho' Ho be crucified. 3h* ministers to Him wldle’ Hv livitr hnd l,rings sweet spices *tw Hiu tomb. In drath. Then the shadows nre cleared a wav in tho rising pf the sdn’ and 3'J-2tp If I were drowned in the deepest sea,, Mother uf*mine, nh Mother «>f mine, I know whose leant would come to me, L Mother <>f mine,.oh Mother of mine. nm Mrs. R. E. Tolar has returned home from Atlanta, where she attended tho Genera! Federation of Woman’ll dllb*. Mrs. Tolar rc|M.rts that a most interesting nnd succesitul meet­ ing was held. The delegates were extensively entctrulried with tcus, luncheons, harlmcue with old time negro singing, drixes to Stone Moun­ tain and other point* of Interest. 33-Gtp Look, People W hat Churchwell Is Now Offering!! We are featuring: for three days only, Tuesday, Wednes­ day apd Thursday, Tissue Ginghams and Cotton Dres&es and will make prices which are bound to attract._______ . These Tissue Ginghams sell regularly at 59c to 75c. Churchwell’s prices for three days.. 39c arid 48fc ‘ Cotton Dresses consisting of Ginghams, Voiles, . Organdies, also Tub Silk, which we received by today’s Express priced a t ....... ......... $4*5< �; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY* MAY 15, 1923 mnny yearn. V.5 milln iy?r ton mile, %nil for n special group o f coal roads 5 mills. During the past few yeart r i l l M r S r r e r y » « « » • * » H / »P « 4» r at t W llrra ld D i l l t l H i 1®T ------r mor*v- I l e f t Ton m x these prices have practically doubled, — 1 m v u r p h is ^ o M aaaalta A f f * Saalard, Fla. OUT IN T u t WO0O4 WPtLC YOU WA s rt'r ON TE R I and they arc still high and not likely I COME I N TER t e u -fUH The officers and directors of this institution arc ONE BEFORE- WE I to drop in the'nonr future. The Herald Printing Co, THAT ME —HE ^TEPPE.0 HAVE TER LIVE J “ The bulk commodities on the rail­ greateful for your patronage, for your co-operation, ON A WHATCHA LEARN — TttA'S C GONNA D O - ME SNELLS •___ WHAT l AUVAYSSATJ roads in competition with the Missis­ for your friendly words, for your helpful influence, j oSOKiPiN n P i N iayuruw avo Fo O sippi waterways pay jibout 10 mills It is an cxfierlenep to visit with the and we wish, ns best we may, to show our apprecia­ n ton mile. On our great lakes the — I STEPPED ON A SKUNK legislature. While it Is "home” to rate steadily decreased to six-tenths tion 'hy rendering to you a service that satisfies. * NEW SUIT on - DID us thc.Ultuntlnn presents enough new o f one mill a ton-mile, then went up VOU TOWN G OME* WILL visions to ipakc it Interesting every during the war, hut for 20 years the I.K W Ift S l t i r r .... C lrealatlna M anager You cm help us.matcrialty In our efforts to as­ t R A z y t f -----------Phoao «M -W a ft r r S p. m. two years. nverago has been eighty-two hun­ sist you by availing yourself of the vast facilities dredths of a mill n ton mile. Forest Lake, Seminole connty's “ For one (foliar a harm and wagon at your command. • representative is popular at the stale will hniil fotlr toris a mile, a motor rnpilnk anti is doing good work. He truck SW’ WiHes, A Ynllfoatl 100 miles is found at his desk all times and the New Ygrk barge cabal 300 miles, voting for the progressive measures. th ' great lakes freight*™ 1,000 miles, ■i-and tho-<thwr,wmt*^tiWtyylfTpT~baHtt 3,000 miles down stream. “ All transportation costs nro a toY on every man, woman nnd child in our land, and increase the cost of living. Taking it nil around our legislature In 1010 n committee of experts re­ this session is all right. There may ported that if business continued to is* a few “ hold-hacks” or mosshacks grow ns it had been growing for nnin lxith houses and there will always othcr 10 yenrs It would require 15,Foreign A.lv.rtl.lnc hip lie hut from the standpoint of n spec­ F L O R ID A SAN FO R D THE AMERICAN PRESSA? 000,000 dollars to "keep up with the tator of many years we belleVO the growth, nnd the present increased Florida legislature is getting bettor. cost of labor and materials, the cost would be moru. (tovemor flarde is showing the "^hc wnterwnys can lie largely j Back again on tho old job. signs of responsibility and hu looks used at once, anti tho development ---------- o---------thinner than when he was down here nt the present stage of my cxistenet, can go on rapidly, if a public senti­ And right glad are we to get bark attending barbecues, and having a big more vital, t INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. ment demnnds it. In 1U17 George II. to real business and where there is time campaigning. We believe that With profound appreciation of whit pavis of Messrs. Ford, Huron Sr Davis, something doing. our governor is honestly trying to do my many friends have sai l and ofof highways cannot.afford to pay decent wogea has to see n real system visited the Twin Cities of Minneapolis -------- o-----------' what he thinks is best p it being from fercti In this matter, I nm, Tallahassee Is ail right for the ilorth Florida he is oldigcd to pro­ throughout the stole nnd the on ly! no pinfer In the economic picture. It center nnd section. He- said: *1 am Wfci rm Yours very truly. "dead one#.” 1,1ve people want to re­ ceed slowly and in proceeding slow­ way to see a real system is to make it plnrcs the burden o f support o f these astonished at the magnitude of the W ILL TAKF. e . t . Wo od ru ff. I’OSTOFFICB a state highway from one part of the underpaid industries upon others. trnffic facts nnd conditions here. Use main In south Florldn. ly he is apt to bring down rensure on Worried Workers are not efficctit slate to the other otul moke it o con­ -----------n---------your river as it is today. It is capa­ ids head. Our governor is also im­ Athletics have done more fur osr Publisher Herald: tinuous t borough fa re liefnre the work workers. ble o f doing nn immense transporta­ If anyone is contemplating an auto proving in Ids public speaking. High School than we generally real, In order that l may not in anywise Adequate wages encourage nn in­ tion business ns it 'is now und you is stopped. Some of the rrgids in trip north via I/cosburg and Ocala ize. Hut our boys need help ami enparts oT Hie state are simply nwful terest in civic olfnirs. will easily get all the government be in the way of some good man who enuragement. Huy a ticket for "Sinj. forg'd it. Wait a few years until all The newspaper men want two im­ When a merchant must pay n development needed na stum ns, you may aspire to the desirable position the new roads are built and the miles portant bills passed. They want to and they will eventually stop traffic ed Wings" nt the Princess Tuesday unless some action is token nt once higher wago he is mote likely to weed can show n gain gbtiiscnss,' o f detours nro over. o f postmaster o f this city, and that night and help them. make it legal and incumbent upon the •TJ-ftc looking toward permanent highways out ineoni|ietcntn. ---------- o—*—----"The railroads have received from there may be ho misapprehension ns county iiffieiais and city officials to Merchants, in considering wagon, Tho present legislature is one of make public their reports on financial that will start somewhere nnd will tiie government 158,203,70(1 acres of to my attitude toward the appoint­ Mint snuco, Krystal kukri, »wrtt the best in many years despite the conditions of the office and they want take you -somewhere nnd not drop must renlixe that the big drain is land, one acre in every. 12, In our nnd sour mixed pickles, plain and ment, will yon kindly inform the public mnny delays experienced in. passing the legal status of newspapers de­ you off in the pinry woods with no oftimes not ill costs of operation, but country, anil in addition they have stuffed olives. “ Blue Ribbon," “Pre­ through your f excellent daily, that in waste. various hills. They have been through fined. ‘ In both Mils (lie public is pro­ hope of getting anywhere. received vast sums in local bonds while 1 most heartily thank my mier," "Bee Brand," "Durkies" and -----------o ---------When n man of tin* business emi­ from the communities they pass the mill this session and they are do­ tected and money will lie saved. Hut The l.ake County edition o f the nence of Mr, Filrne openly advocates tiirough. eUtwccn March, 11118, and friends whose proffers of assistance "Dukes" Salad Dressing ul the Pupaing well. it was ever difficult to make the pub­ 40-Itc Tampa Tribune .published April 20, the minimum wage law as one o f the May. 1020, definite appropriations no one could value more highly than lar Markrt. Phono 210. . ------ 1-----o---------lic believe that newspapers were im­ do I, and while assurance from the is not only interesting, hut enlighten­ foundntion stones of social nnd busi­ were1 made to the railroads to tiie Mayor Martin seems to be burn­ partial and fair. Lake Wales is to have n three-story ing. it contains information which ness progress, it certainly cannot amount of *2.050,000,000, nnd for in­ "higher up" sources make it prac­ ing tho woods in Ornrtgo county and tically certain that I could obtain tiie business structure soon, nml it will he is a surprise to persons who have longer bo cnllcd n fantastic scheme especially around Apopka. The may­ The editor of the Herald will never lived in thi- county fur years, but concocted by dtcninrrs, And apart definite appropriations, some or office if I were a candidate, I have ona thnt would ho creditable to a or Is some campaigner but he will fight for the removal of the rnpitol who have not realised the extent nor from t!ie intrinsic worth of his argu- whir hwill lie repaid, $0 25 ,(100,000 fed- decided that I cannot afford to take it, have to go some to put it over Judge big city. Contracts have been award1 oral aid to the railroads in 1!*!H nnd from Tallahassee. We believe now as tiie variety,of the county's resources.1meat is the very important fact that even could I have it without effort. I I’arkhill who is also some campaigner I p | It am minted to $2,(M ID ,000,000. ed for the construction of the (‘aid. we have behoved before that the enpi- l.ake county is so large that unless it is another proof that in the worbl know from yearn o f experience What himself. I “ The aid to the wnterwnys in the ital of the stale Is in the right place. one lins more time to spend in visit- of business {here is a constantly it means to t>c confined lo a desk anti wdl-Trmnle building. The first and There is nothing nt Tallahassee ex­ leg than lias the average year-round glowing vision that promises to lead ! same time amounted to $88,000,000. office work, with 14 to 21 hourj* ap­ second floors will he occupied b> mirThe whipping I hiss will now bo cept the rnpilnl and the Woman's resident, it is impossible to see wlinl1nwpy from industrial war as a neces- I “ For their own financial benefit plication a diiy, anil fiom what i learn chants, anil the third floor will hr taken In hand by his Uncle Samuel College and Tallahassee is the right ls being done in other parts of the sary evil and toward the'ideal of sane nothing can so Jtrlp thu-eitlxehs of of the requirements .of the Sanford used by the Marions ns lodge rimmi. and will himself get u little taste of place for both institutions. In fact county at a distant! front one’s own nnd efficient Co-Operation.—Jackson- this countiy, nt large and as a wholev. ’ posttifrire, while my pockulbook The building will have ground dimes"regulations." When • It comes to if you take either one nwfiy. you section. The l.ake County edition ii die Journal, :-Twoulil welcome this .opportunity, iny slum* of forty by eighty feet ami be a sthe wise development of our nej: Jaws there is considerable difference would leave nothing, el.t the capital IMil V'.d wqt^rways,;'— Tiiinpa Tribute*, j health .apd, “ ..degree .of. ,V«;P|fo:l ate,4constructed of brick. * tells of the devylojimeiits npd possi­ fooling YlJh Florida laws and U. S. remain in the place where ii was bilities, giving Hot ii nI facts without r . «t\d not even the native sons are born—u pliieeflch with traditions of exaggeration. It contains many in­ -m * « ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i R E i i n s i n DVR ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n ■■■■ exempt. the old south and a place that is en­ teresting historical sketches by citi­ ---------- o---------twined a round the foundations of the zens o f various parts of the county, Orange county is talking of build­ capital as no other place could ever as,well as descriptive articles by the ing a six story office building for hope to be. Tallahassee should al­ Tribune’s development editor, John the court house. The building will ways i>e our capital and all of Flori­ I.. McWhorter ,nnd, of course, ihilook like prosperity tail them is such da should always lie our state. merous illustrations of buildings and a thing ns having too many office developments. The Mount Dora buildings. We prefer the beautiful And while It may ho the place for Chamber of Commerce has secured THE RAILROADS VERSUS ■a old structures along the lines of the old court houses and not any six-story the capital and the Woman's College a supply of the Fake County edition, W ATERW AYS. si The influence of ad­ do the thing that I be­ office buildings even though such a it Is not the place to bold a meeting and copies are to lie iiatl at Topic building would"!* n ’source of revenue. of the Florida I'resa Association. The office and at Williams Hlmrmacy. If Tho ni(mlion of the shippers is vertising1 is apparent in lieve discriminating peo­ members of the "press gang" want > oii have not seen a ropy, it will lie turning more ami more of late lo the every turn of my daily ple have judged best. action and it Is impossible to get ac­ worth your while tu get one ami read value and advantage of water trans­ HOW FLORIDA SUFFERS. tion at Tallahassee. And the idea it. Then lend it to some pe/son portation. It is evident that the raillife. -1 find I cannot dis­ They mean conven­ On the tissue wrapper of a Floi of Ihe “ fourtli estate" going up to who may lie interested to let others lOads, even with the immense addi­ ■ ■ regard it. It is always ience. It is not neces­ orange, sold in f ’h'engo, e- ,| r > i Talalhassee and telling tile legisla­ know what this fisvo/vd section has tions of their equipment -which they by the purch aser tn the F1>rl l t i it- ture anything s rather ridiculous on lo offer. Mount Dorn Topic. with me, guiding me in sary to describe the are constantly making at prodigious Itis Exchange, in bold blue penciling, the, face af it. Hut we want to thank expense, run not take cure of the pro: ■ ■ my pleasures and in m y thing I want. Even the these words appear: the president and the faculty, and all MINIMUM M ACK I I HI.D ESSEN- diirtioii of tiie country nt its peak. . "I noU flH T IN THE DARK. NO the officers and all the girls of the duties, telling me what I most intimate articles The great lakes on our northern bor­ ■ M T l A l­ W IIII’ I'ING-HOKK ORANGES FOR Woman's College for a line banquet der tarry an immense tonnage from should cat, wear, Und may he purchased with­ ME." and a line time nt the school-Friday workers, l" lr middle states to Ihe seaboard, ■oboe h'Uilrrs, social use and what I should out embar r a s s m e n t A few days ago, one of the largest night. We are Justly proud of "out tuns and numerous tyjies of experts hut during a large |«itt of the year shippers of Florida fruit received a fine girl’s school. And Hr. Conradi is, buy for my family. since the advertisers had a great drab lo sny oil the the lakes Aic closed by Ice, and lieletter from ,a Northern customer, the man for tho heml nf this wonder­ pros and eons of the minmuni wage , sides there is a great extent of pro­ I find that there is on have given us handy making Inquiry if convict tabor was ful institution. Our .Sanford gills law. It is interesting to add to the dm tiie rotiutry which is not readily employed In growing this fruit, with are all popular and are making good the tip o f my tongue a names. symposium the opinipti o f a great accessible to the Inkcs. The Missiathe statement that, if so he would buy marks in their studies anil in athletics multitude of names the They mean assurance business nmn, and it is especially in *ippl river in early days wus a great no more of It, A cigar iiinriufiiitur- and are a source of satisfaction to all leresting lo find such a man declaring highway of eommerc^, , hut it was mention o f which will in shopping. There is er also heard from a standing order the Sanford visitors. We are. proud himself whole-heartedly in favor of practically pul out of business by the rustomcr to the effect that he ile- of oUr S.mfoid gills at (lie Woman's bring from some shelf indecision. Even the minimum wage ns one of the la-sl railroads, nml for years the great •Irrd no more cigars from a stale College. Mifeguaids of society, government' fiver flowed iu the oca unvexed by the nearly everything that I enter the shop I know rountrnaring the lease nnd lash. There are signs i ami btiainc »*. Edward A. FIltmiTls j *Wpr"Bf com m en t These instances testify to the wide I can use in my daily what I want to buy. HI II.D ONE HOAD "SOMEthe head of one of tin- largest Yctnil that it is coming to its own again, spread effect «if llie convict dislife and in the daily life And certainly they institutions in tin- world and he lius |it lias been found that many bulky WHERE." closures— to the discredit nnd actual Chamber o f lnn,I heavy articles, for the trans|*orta been a director of tlie o f my family. mean satisfaction. For material loss the conduct of brutal After touring from Sanford to T al­ Commerce of the United States and lion o f which speed is not essential, lessees and crooked officials have In every instance that the advertiser whose lahassee in a cur and striking good ran hardly la1 accused of a Idas in cun lie sent down the river to the brought upon Florida, farms and factories af the south al name means a very d ef­ and bad roads one is led to the con­ favor of radical ism, He talks us a product is not good can­ These buyers of Florida products successful liusiiiess man whoso ©pin-jNMich less expense, and, ninny times, evidently have gained the impression clusion that the State Road Depart­ inite promise and assur­ not continue to adver­ that they art, nil produced with leased ment will never make any progress ions have come out of his cx)>crienco. I almost as quickly us they cun lie ance. o f something sub­ tise. The fact that I convicts, who are victims of the lush as long as they try to please tiie peo­ lie luys it down as an axiom (hat j ahipped by rail. ple of all the counties of the state by American business must be handled' Tin* fruit growers o f California stantial and which will have seen a name re-r of the whipping-boss. It will cost Florida months of time giving each one of them a little bit so that workers may Iwve a high) have tried shipping their produce via make me feel completely peated over and over and unlimited corrective publicity to of load. Tho big thing for tiie State standard nf living, and be says this is the Panama canal, und the experiment satisfied about having again assures me that itA offset the effects of these deplorable Road Department anil the legislature impossible without a minmuin wage lias proved satisfactory and it will to do i« to get enough money iihcad I law. He contends ulso thut the inin- doubtless lie largely (lone in the pear exchanged my money conditions. stands for a product lotfr Every attempt to delay or to com­ to make a good road from Jackson-Limum wage law is ns big a boon to future. It should be feasible^ to^ship for it. quality. In speal promise propcj- action by legislators Vi I|e Jo Pensacola, or from I'ansiu-ola the wise cjnployor as it is to the much of Florida'* products by waiter, n i *it>et :nie say a few that pame to th [Hei and ofictols prolongs Florida's dis­ to Gainesville or from Jacksonville, employee. Mr. Filetie advances the and make us independent of'lhcsm ijroads, which kaiv q. ynmctiimbi tike i to Key West or from Jacksonville to following arguments in behalf of a grace and weakens Florida's defence. D'thrihgsi M ic h 1 t h e s e know I afn as** Tampa or from ^'Somewhere" tqimnimum wage law: more toll than , we thought c$hc • — Tampa Trihunln. "'Ti'a'm'o these old the best* * , I « Somewhere hut make it stretch the Wages tiiul dp not give Ihe worker Just or right, j* entile distance. It lias been the ( „ chance to live properly are not real friends o f the newspa-. A. 1,. ( rocker, president o f the I am a more judicious policy of the Stale Road Department j wages— they are "counterfeit wages." Minnesota Reclamation league, has per and magazine pages shopper because I buy to rtait a little piece of good road | fair-size minimum wage would written a very interesting letter to — mean to me. advertised goods. I pat­ and then drop jt and go to another ' force small stores to enhance their the Manufacturers' Record, o f Balti­ purt of the slate and start another|efficiency— would compel them to get more, from which we extract a part : ! They mean good taste. ronize the shop that sells, just to quid the oquacks and keep |( u|| value from their employe*. dealing with the transportation ques­ For certainly I desire to them. down dissensions with the result thut There ran ho no adequate* market, tion, especially as regards waterways, you rah ride over a few miles of nu worth-while consuming public, if lie says: good road and then drop into a fair wages arc not paid. This is "Lest I be accused o f hostility to slough of despond that makes you particularly true since the falling uff the railroads, which I have disclaimed (This was written by a woman) rus» the department, the legislature o f foreign demand for American above, but for the purpose o f letting and the state of Florida generally goods. some light on the minds o f opponents every time you ride anywhere. A minimum wage, enforced by law, of waterway development, .1 beg to Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with. We people down here Want action ia au effective and necessary curb offer some figures. The American Association o f A dvertisin g.A s^cies tmd we are not so concerned where Upon the greedy Employer. J---n »r« freight r \ u bn action mpy take ptAitt. “ We want Tha industry or the busintis which the railroads the country was for H ■■■■■I Sanford Daily Herald Somebody Scented. Trouble* .Peoples Bank. of Sanford : PUBLIC fo r um : FROM OTHER SANCTUMS I ...M A G IC N A M E S ...! �THE SANFORD.DAII/Y HERALD, TUESDAY,’MAY 15, 1923 SPARTMENT OF WOMAN’S CLUB * i Welfare The last meeting of; the Woman’s Club Department of the for this season will bo hcl(J at 3:30 rnoon. May 10th, at. Body of Murdered Policeman is Found in Shallow Grave NOTED ASTKONUMKRS four French utffern vibrios taking the vious to 1887, and before the'.Work central zones o f the'heavens. could be started, it urns necessary to LA BOH 36 YEA US ON F IR S T H E AV E N LY MAI* Ton thousand leaves *if the photog­ agree on planrf concerning the size of raphic map contains star* to the four­ the photographs and means of meas­ icult for f’ARlS, Slay 15.—‘What is regard- teenth magnitude, whereof there are urements. The majdrity o f the ngo the cd here us one of the most interesting above twenty millions. V3tars to the astronomers o f the world ur.cd their Boilings- and vnlunhle results o f modem a^xth magnitude may he seen witb ingenuity nnd learning in the task. By means of this new map, fresh ave, with studies in nstrqmuny is ne.iring com- the naked eye, nnd above thHt, tele­ measurements of the location, size, ptbtlon in the Paris Observatory nft- scopes nnd other aids are needed. 0 brick er 36 years of pains-taking labor. It In reality, it is explained, the num­ nnd nature of the stnrs may be.mndc umishod, is a now map of the heavens nnd cnln- ber o f stars appear to be infinite. As by astronomers, nnd philosophic spec­ for car- login: of thu stars. The cumpilntiun huge lenses are constructed, ench in- ulation stimulated ns to the inhnbi:hool for shows that there arc approximately cieaso In the size o f the lenre reveals', tnnts, if any, b f the stars, nnd the general system ,nnd scheme of the* 1 Its his- 300,000,000 heavenly bodies visible a larger number of,xt$rs. through the powerful telescopes. A few years ago the number of universe. Crate I’hDiagraming the heavens was a stnr* was set at approximately one Ford, o f p(w> flrrtl developed by tKo,Paris bh- hundred m lllL jn a ^ ^ w thn< number $76,737,000 SPENT 1IY enme to scfviltarjr, ndfl its the•n(director, 1 Ad-1 has been trebled, and* ns JJjf explorROCKSFBhLBR.JElBjJLJM .--J T-nth-vl* h w ^ t r r WS" oi new1worli the universe PERIOD o f TEN YBARH and Mrs. John Uglow, of Starke. They 1887 to an Imomnational eougress of progress ‘in their-studies, they llnd NEW YORK. May 14.— Tho Rookewere delighted with what they saw, Astronomers which decided ., to map space tilled with stars, the light' of and' Mrs. Fort! said, “ I left a check the heavens. .There were 18 nation^, which reaches the eye of the explorer feller Foundation, chartered by a with President Aldermnn, ns my con- i including Mcxfgu, Chile, and th e 're ­ after years o f travel, so distant are special act of tho New Y’ ork legisla­ public o f Argentine nnd Hrnr.it, which these bodies, s ture ten years ngo tomorrow, has ex­ tribution to the college." agreed to contribute to this work. pended ii total of $76,767,010, during Mapping the heavens was a task Last week a party o f citizens from Tho heavens were subdivided, with not undertaken ,by astronomers pre- the first decade o f Its existence nc* DeLand, headed by Rev. O. E. Rice, our pastor there, motored down to luikeland to spend the day and in­ spect the cojlcge. They wore charm­ ed nnd went nwny singing the praises of the school. This work o f Bro. Rice is to be com­ mended. I f our pastors would do as he has done, especially at points where few of thpir people have seen the college, it would bear good fruit.' Organize n motorcade und bring your people to see for themselves whnt Is being done at Southern. When our people can he made to realize the great work being done nt our college, it will be easy for the educational collectors to secure the check* for the pledges to vbuild the school. Whnt bther pastor will follow the lead o f Brother Rice?— Florida ( ‘hristion Advocate. T h e y a l l l ik h s o u t h e r n n't the roots of a fallen tree, Iwtween the ashes o f three bonfires in which the charred rempants of Patrolmnn. Dennis Griffin’s clothing were found near Chagrin Falls yesterday, gave up the body o f the murdemf police­ man, who hail been missing since Fri­ sir Jan,es l1nrrie' W‘ N 1,6 day morning. — presented under the direction o f Mrs. t*‘Gct him—dead oralive" was the D P.’ Drummond, with the following grim order that went forth through the police department for the couture rsst of characters: of John Leo Hard Whltflold. tariffin'* abdifbtor, and Alleged slayer, almost immediately after body was found. Awarrant was issued this yester­ day afternoon formally charging Whitfield with murder, and the htatc attorney’s office was last night pre­ paring evidence f6r presentation^ to In ikr rirru li 0 « » » . * e v e « l » * J n « i e i a i the grand jury. rlrrn ll lu nml f « r Srm lnnlr C.iunl) ■ Three ghnstiy bullet wounds In the ri.T lila —-In t a a n rrry remnant showed how tho officer had DIV O I I I K met his death. I. I). Byrd. Complainant, It is thought tho murderer believed - r o t 'UM\ Sf0 *0 V » ii." BOON V11,TjB. A U K . the body would more quickly decom­ iliiM-iirlnir from th** n fflila v ll o f J* pose IT not covered by the clothing, Ii IlyrH h. n tn iluly filed , that he Is Die * „.,,ialtiant In the ntmve styled cause, nnd this is given as tho surmised Vnd th il It Is lh " tieltef o f the a ffia n t that Klmlna JJjrM I" o v e r tw e n ty -one reason they were removed. i.5 rs *■/««*• atm that sold K lm lna Pyrtt The "woman In the case,” whoso L , resident of tint sta le o f Arkan sas. r-slilliiK In piMinvIlle. Arkansas. name is Mnrio Price, known to many Thtrefore. you Klm lna Ilyrd . nre o r,t*■r•"<1 tn anpenr t»» this hill herein filed as Whitfield’s wife, who accompanied tills cause, said appearance to tie on. him from Kom ing’s homo, nnd the ihc first Monday Tn June. 19*3. the tame liidnif a ltulo Hay o f this Court. roadster are the only tangiblo clues * i* i, further ordered that this h o tic a l„. luitilllhed fur fo u r con secu tive police have to work on. w ,,k » In the Sanford Herald, a «•«•**Griffjn arrested Whitfield ns the |,;i|n-r published ln >t Sem inole County, alleged leader of a band of automo­ 'ivlftfess: K. A. pouatass. C lerk of *hr Circuit (.v>ur(. und n seal th ereo f, bile acessory thieves, at Whitfield's home Friday, in the forenoon. Whit­ “ ftW lT ' ‘ ‘ V ’a V o'& IM SB . Clerk o f the C ircu it Court. field went into the house to change I ly : A. M. \V KICKS. It. C. his clothes, nnd while there, according t-M-IS-SZ-19 . * to his wife slipped a revolver into his The Herald delivered six times a pocket. Griffin searched him before JUDGE W ILLIS W IL L KNOW HIS F A TE A T week for 16c. permitting him to go into the house, SE N ATE HANDS TODAY hut not after. The last seen o f G rif­ Notire of Application for Tax Deed fin alive, was when he nnd Whitfield 1'ndrr Section 575 of the Clcnernl TALLAH ASSEE , May 15.—Judge left the latter’s home In Whitfield's Statutes of the State of Florida Benjamin Franklin Willins will know nulomobilc for the police station. Notice is hereby given that W. B. today whether he will be retained ns Young, purchaser of Tax Certificate Fresh parsley, sweet corn, butter presiding officer of I .con county court No. 30, tinted the 2nd day of June, beans, tomatot-s, fresh fruits In sea­ or be dismissed upon recommendation A. it. I'.H'J, has filed said certificate son, puts nnd candy. Phone 210.—The of Governor Hardee, it hernme known in my office, and has made applica­ Populnr Market. 40-2tc here today. A senate committee in­ tion for Tsix Deed to issue in aeeordvestigating tho malfeasance charge ni <c with law. Said eerlificote emThe paving program of Frostproof against Judge Willis submitted its hrarrs the following desrribod proper­ has about crystnlized Into a plan that reports to the senate Into today nnd ty situated in Seminole County, Flor­ will meet the approval of all concern­ action in expected to lie taken early ida. to wit: NE 1-4 of SK 1-4, Sec. 3, ed. A new 40-room hotel to he Called tomorrow. Twp. 21 S., Itange 31 E. 40 acres. the Fort Clinch, is being projected. Judge Willis fifiured prominently Tin* sain land being assessed at tho This is tho result of the activities of in the legislative Investigation into date of the issuance of such eertifi- the Frostproof Board of Trade, nml the death o f Martin Taliert. Many « ate in the name of "Unknown;" the citizens of this fine little Polk witnesses testified he conducted his Also: Tux Certificate No. 350, dnt- county* town are highly ■elated over duties as county judge while intoxicl the 3rd d ay'of July, A. D. l'Jlfl, this, th ^latest murk of progress. cated while others charged he en­ has filed said certificate in my office tered into a collusion with J. R. Jones and lots made application for Tax KID NEY TROUBLE BECOMES former sherilT, in sentencing prison* Deed to i)sue in accordance with Iftw. SERIOUS ern so that they could he loused out to Said certificate embraces the follow­ “ Suffered with severe headache, the Putnam Lumber Company. ing desrrilwd property ■ t Hunted in bnckacho nnd pains in my legs nnd Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. under my shoulder blade. My kidneys tlernt’ea of the multiplicity of places N\\ cor of SK 1-1, Sec. 22, Twp. 21, and bladder were in had comlitioh. I in Florida named Starr Lake, two of y . Range 31 E. Kim S 5 t*h, K 6 eh. was weak ami nervous umf felt tired them in Polk county, the citizens of N ch. W ii ch. 3 acres. The said and worn out. Walking made me "Starr Lake" near Lake Wales have land being assessed at the date of the short of breath. Every mornjng my decided to change th<> name to "Lake i'Miaiice of such certificate in tfie face and hands were hloatpd. Medi­ of the Hills." ‘ Definite action was name of F. It. Chaddpck, Unless said cine failed to help my condition and taken toward this end nt a mass meet­ nitifieate shall bo redeemed accord­ doctors advised an operation," writes ing held Monday night. ing to law Tax Deed will issue there­ Muggiu Nelson, Mossdule, Fla. "F o r­ on on the 20lh day of June, A. D. 1928. tunately I.read about Foley Kidney W iTNK.SS my official signature Pills, tried them nnd got relief." Sold INSPECTORS SAFE and seal this the 11th day of May, A. everywhere.— Adv. D. If_».3. TALLA H A SSE E ,Mny 15.— Flori (S EAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, du'« two rural school inspector* rest­ Clerk Circuit Court, large corporation ^vith unlimited ed easy last night for the legislature Seminole County, Fla. money nt its disposal, making first had ugnln failed to relegate tludr o f­ lty: A. M. WEEKS, I). C. mortgugc loans on o ten yenr basis at fices to the status of uesless things. attractive interest rates, if consider­ The senate, if it had its way, would ing any extensive remodeling, new nbolish the two offices, for it voted to building operation, or the refinancing that end several weeks ago, on a bill of your present business, requiring bjf Senator Bussell. The house killed additional capital, I will he glad to it yesterday, however, by n vote of confer with you confidentially.— C. S. 21 to 41 and this in spite of the on­ URTO-DAJT Hong, 7 West Church St., Orlando, slaught delivered by Representative b a k in g Florida. 30-12tc Hinckner of Marion. Representative • METHODS McKenzie, of I^ike led in the support Mr. Herndon has kindly given a of the office. The 1U21 'session made percentage o f the picture show re­ it uncomfortable for tho inspectors ceipts Tuesday night "Singed Wings” but failed in the effort to eliminate to the High School athletics. 3*J-2tc them. 2 S S S M S SdWjt W M . A, this meeting is to be one of specia thL. department asks all n mbers of theWomon’s Club ajid S p e n d s to be present. A fte r a hrkf business session, the charming . ,,iaV »Thc Twelvo- Pound copdingf to a statement intuit'd lost night It>* fcdwlrr It. Embrerm, secre­ tary o f the Foundation, • :: / This sum represents ail o f the in­ come of the fund and an additional $16,500,000, expended from the gener­ al fund or principal. A further sum o f $15,000,000 payable In future yenra, has been pledged ta various medical schools and public health projects. r. ' a TW O MISSIONARIES IN CH INA HELD UP AND ROBBED BY BANDITS |nr Tltr, PrfMl __AAIOYU-.Ubiuo,—Map- 14.— Mr.-aixtMrs. Christian, mcmlwr* , of the American , Mission Bdnttl.JVcre held up nnd robbed by tytYuJIbjf'hnd Rev. I, .C. Storns, also robbed,-tost every­ thing, including his clnthei, accord­ ing to n report here from* Shaowu today. The missionaries, the dispatch snfd, were not hurt. May Sale of Dresses 2 Days: Wednesday-Thursday ; v?'V-- You Can Choose a Frock for Every Hour of the Day From this Collection i Vltis Group o f Froekn arc? mu:Io by Ilutty Wales and Co-cd Drtfsn Makers nnd they come in all thu new colors o f Mnllf son’s hinh grade Silks and styles to please every one. Values up to — « FACT N 11 ■thnT purity und cleanliness are the watch­ words of this up-to-date bnk‘ ing establishment. Purity of ingredients— personal cleanli­ ness o f employees— scientific sanilation o f our workshops nnd machinery are guaranteed to the public whose pure food nppetilcs has popularized our output. ‘ Attention Farmers! . i ;j0 new Mhlu-smmer Swisses, Normandy, urn] Linen and 1land-drawn Voiles, Wednesday nml Thursday N o class of business in this sec­ tion— needs the aid o f a good banking connection more than you rs. s a n f o r d m a id ' S A L E OF C O TTO N DRESSES FO R L A D IE S M To have safety fo r your funds, collections promptly mqde and as­ sistance given whenever possible, •* Am . a* ; t . ___ _ 9 f * is greatly to your interest * ' \ S A L E QF M U S L IN U N D E R W E A R F O R --------------- ------- — TW O D A Y S ------------------------------- Mode o f vory fltu} Nainsottk, Lingerie Clashes, Fancy Voiles, Imported Underwenr Crepes, per garment— i Come in, get acquainted and start your Checking Account. > W A T C H F O R O U R B IG D O L L A R S A L E N E X T W E E K E very Department will have Wonderful $1.00*Specials A COMMUNITY. BUILDER K P.TOKBTEIl, PmIMil ' , ' B. W S O W S , ULO0MEHS �A mail contemplating starting or He generally raises ance needed. Open a your bankers and win their confidence. psy'f,'ti • • • SEMINOLE STRENGTH BANK SERVICE PROGRESS . ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ to * | * «M * 4 K l* 4 K a FOR THE MOVIE FAN ♦♦♦♦ n r a i m n r CDADTC KriAL UK ^^/ J LIlUZJLJulXV vJiL Ur l/I A 11 BASE B A L L FOOT B A LL BASKET B A LL T R A P SHOOTING * Rk 13 . ♦♦♦ % ” £ BASE BALL NEWS *« IHIW TIIK V HTANIl ■ i f.t S* fUl *4 * i /. *n »<t M CELERY SEED p-i P'4 P-\ PA *4 t ♦♦♦♦♦♦ GOLF BOW LING TE N N IS BOXING m * R . L . N H IP P , E d ito r • . State High School Baseball Tournament Opens on Thursday . . . ♦♦♦ . . ' ‘v*1 ♦♦♦ ♦v* W<w ... ■^•'■•5* ♦♦♦ Lakeland, Daytona and Orlando Win u BRADENTOWN, May IT..—The locnl* were nltle to gather* only four hint o ff Luther yesterday and could not score. Lakeland hit freely at times and won, 4 to 0. Score by innings: Lakeland 000 103 000— 1 Urndentown . 000 000 000—0 A Musical Comedy of the Old Houth, with beautiful M umIc, Costumes and Plenty of Comedy In Old Louisiana” ! Directed by Musical Director of Stetson University lienrfit Sanford High School Athletic Association ■ DAYTONA, May IT..— Hitting Roil ■ to all parts of the diamond, Daytona FR ID A Y , M A Y 18TH, 8:30 P. M. Lit. W INTER PAfeK/Mny 15.- At the won the first of the series yesterday .(177 executive si's.sion of th ■ n inmitt.e in from Tampa, 13 to 0. Keenan, foriJJ High School Auditorium Play hall! .552 .. * ilinrpo of the Florida Stair* Inter -ho* Tampa fibd Messner for Daytona, ■ .517 Hanford High vernun DeUnd IH r H. i'l,,*t,‘ ,,“ ’" ’,,nU 6hnmplo,ishi|. Tourna- .each got two homo runs during the Prices 35 and 50 Cents .453 | _______ .meat held at Rollin' College Into yes- game. The score l«y innings: .Oil -------- a l s o -------............ Oil 010 003— it It wax rleeided liint 1Tampa H. II. S. plays her last scheduled Ittday i ■ , ' cflerijoon ........ ............i .3K7 i (02 303 Klx— 13 gam i Of the season this afternoon on' 0r,Hml0* ^ W illis-1Daytona I— Mr. Herndon will give a per rentage of tickcta mid ton, Fort Pierce, Hat tow. Duval and [ — the home lot. before the picture rlinw, "Singed Wing*" to the | Nil I inroil Lea'gue Lake CJty will be the high school j Ornlndo won mi eight inning n ffa ir ij Love to her meant revenge awifl Athletic Association--------- ----------You He There! * Won Lo Pet.! Mutt Mnye will do some more stel­ teams playing at rfhr m; m il to-ima. |front St. Petersburg yesterday. The Jj ■ Why? New York ami »ure probably death. IK 7 .720 lar pitching with Mel.tans holding meat to ‘be held at Hollins Thurs lay, gamV was called on nccount of ilark-jH 1.1 . II ,r. 12 llie big mitt behind the plate. How? Friday and Huturday of this weel In -1nos*. Score by innings: 1'ltlnhurir St. latiii* 11 II .500 . 100 100 00 - 2 {J ann ;ch tin the Orla:idi> Bulldog* will St. Pete ........ This space donated by .rum 12 12 (!!*•;' The nnswerit are in the flaming eli* (lincinnatl . ( >t lundo dim non ox 5 a be mi the road duringHi > .n three In yesterday’s Florida TlmcH-UntoH b ( hiej.go .1X0 12 13 maxes of this faaeinuting romance. day . Orlando and (hang ... my -------.§ w h s a picture «if the beautiful silver u ill 12 .155 cup, the Hose High School Haseball base ball c;ithu*innl.i shou!:! be ,h!e The drama of u beautiful Spanish llovtoil Canned rhuhnrb, aquasli, pumpkin, n n .135 Hi 13 Dancer, beset with temptations, fight­ Ilroo'.lv n blueberries, blackberries, Tiophy, which is to be given to t ht- to ;*b uv a bit of f.m fr-.m wat Idng apples, n M IB ing fubte love and true idlke. I.avish Lliilaib !|ihia 7 .301 i winner of the Stale High School bnso- tile ill ti. of t’.i » tygh ulna.! yo-.th*. pi'Ui hes, nil gnml for pies. Phone 210. i / OK S A N F O R l) a m ltings amt gowns. —The Popular Market. I0-2tc lor tie pick and plnje of Ion bail maI« (•«•>■»■ • '* » V A |f |•» • • *■ is * . *ltM -v « * • * ■M .ball tournament. ..— :----- - nu.— 1. ~LL.-* wasn't irrrr^nrzer.T'Jti'i'w nr^a mu iiL u n n o u D 'ju a c rc n B »n a a *c ^ » A nifrlciin LOiguc ««ri.d in Oiis stiiivf rwrti a*hirh schn.il* There arc many ilreadful di*en*e«. Won u I’d. Orlando High School’s nine will standpoint, me cnt.xrod in the m<it. but one of the most dangerous thing* International News which is eiluca- Now York 15 K .1152 'J'hn HI h'di 1• fur the to.irnau.i nt ii pi remit this district at (In’ tourna­ <o have i* the price of an operation. ,r.K:t 11 ' - t Ionid niul aliuiili! lie seen by all. ( 'Irvebind HI ment which is to be held in Winter was abut arranged at tire Monday I'biludeli l.i.i 12 HI .545 *iot». At 2 p ni. Thursday I n Land W Lark .May ITtii, lath ’and tilth. And the honor guests tonight will ili’troit 13 12 .520 and Parlow will go round ami round . lie Charlie Anderson and Ids lady St. I.onl* .478 11 12 Orb.ndo High has won five games for nine innings or maybe more, and ^ *1* *1**1* *1* *1**1* *1* *1* *1* v *1* *♦* *v* *1* *1* *1* *1* K* *1**+* ♦♦♦ *1* *1* *** 11 friends and they will see "Hinged M'mihingtoti 12 .421* out of seven played which is pretty tlnri at I p. in. the City Beautiful ♦♦♦ ♦»♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ,.|trj Wings" without cost to them as the ( ‘hii'iigo u 13 good eoiuidering her tough opponents. prides will tackle the Fort Pierre team treat is nil Osborne, so be there Chur- Hot.too 7 .350 13 for a round. At II a. in. Friday Willis, Y lie and bring your girl. Oihifido is leading in the Florida ton and Duval will play, ami at M, Y Y Stale League nearly as much as “ Cy (ininesvillo and Lgko City will stagem Daytona Still Wants Tomorrow— Kva Novak and Wallace Williams is leading the circuit clout- knock down and drug out affair. Fri­ ’• Beery in “ Tiie Man from H ill’s llivto Play on Sunday ers in the major league. If they could ,!“ y afternoon the winner of the pcY er" with added attraction*. only keep It up! j Land-Bartow game will play tile DAYTONA. May 15. Following -----winner of the Orlundn-Furt Pierce For f)uli'k results try a want ad. v the fin bidding of a baseball game here We all have heard puxxling i|ues- j ,’,,nlest, and the winner of the dailiesSunday between Tampa and I laylona linns mt ...... that tops our list is: ; ville-Lnke City fight will battle with J (L W. I .aw inn, Bracelet Waleh Ex­ by City Manager W. II. I lodges under In n is Santoril going to have a the winner of the Williston-Duval Y Y pert, 215 .South Orange, Orlando, Fla. an old rity ordinance making it un­ baseball park of her own, with a fence game, The finals of the series will be 4-24-tfc lawful, the Daytona city cmutnlMtiion f around it, grandstands, ticket boxes, played at I o'clock Saturday afterrepealed the ordinance last night a f­ 'n everything? main, the winners of the Friday a f­ Y ter a hitter fight by a vote of four to Y ternoon contests fighting it out <for T three. state honors, Y Y it pays to swim with the current of This is about two spark plugs. A t the President It. D, Craig, of the Day­ Y A N K E E S W IN Tiie three days of high school Drill Y popular demand. moment, they are lying on the sales tona Baseball Association, who is is anticipated as a good session of 1<» TO 11 IN 12 also a city comm in* inner, declared that “ Our job,” said one jobber, “ is lo manager’s desk in the establishment of amateur ball,- for the high school Y , a determined effort vvouid bn made to IN N IN G GAME teams of the state selected to play in supply markets, not create them. Let a large middle-western hardware job­ have the present legislature repeal the the coming tourney have an excellent T tlu* manufacturer make n mnrkot for stl.ie law against .Sunday baseball. ber. — FOB— DKTHOIT, Mich., May 15.— After record behind them this season. Sum­ f Like tin blue laws rmbidditig the sale having a seven-run lead erased, forc­ merlin Institute, 1K22 champions, are y his goods, and we will handle it." J at soft di inks, cigars and gasoline on ing the game into extra innings, New looking to repeat this year, but the One spark plug bears a name known Sunday, he declared the base bull law York fell, on Sylvester Johnson's of­ other teams of the state which are to wherever automobiles are used, the should be lepeah d because where pub­ ferings in llie twelfth, scored eight enter the contest have blood in their Saitl another— “ Our salesmen carry 1|f lic cut.... at is hi Stiougly against a runs and defeated Detroit, Hi to II eyes for at least a look-in on the other a name seldom heard. a raining w ill) thousands o f items in It. law that it cull be openly violated yesterday. The score: championship matter, i They haven’t the time to push unad* without piotcst, the relenti|Ui oil the New York 1110 <120 11(1 IMIK— lit 21 (I Both, says the sales manager, are ❖ statute books « reales a disrespect for (letroit 0(H) (MM) 305 003— 11 10 4 vertised goods. Their work is princi­ good plugs. On the score' o f . quality m- r>» %* Florida Hlnle League *3 Won Lost Orlando .......... . HI 21 P4 Lakeland it; 13 Tampa ........... 15 14 Another big picture tonight. Daytona 17 Jl IK St. Leterahurg 13 llclm Daniel* and Conrad Nagel in Bratientiiwn ' 12 10 "Hinged Wing*." Hi P i Sn P"i f*T fn m *i TONIGHT Peoples Bank El;.'1- WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING ---- Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y It Pays to Swim i With the Current Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y WATCH OUT I THE RED BIRD W ILLA R D -FIR PO |f W IL L MEET IN N. YO R K JUNE 30 ♦♦♦ NEW YORK, May J^5.— Negotin-1 Y all law. REDS T A K E , TW O STRAIGHT, GIANTS LOSE PH ILAD E LPH IA, May 1 5.-Cinelnluili look the second game of the fu-ri lea front Philadelphia, 7 to 3 yesterrfay, .Tli* score by biniug*:) Cincinnati .. . oiJLoJ 103—7 II 5 I Philadelphia . K»0 010 001—3 8 2 J Mf!W yORK, May 1i — The veteran 'Malic Aibima itnpiH’d tiie New York llianl* yesterday, 1'ltttthurg winning j the second game of the series, 4 to 1. The store by innings: j Pittsburgh ... New York 200 000 200— | 0 0 001 000 000 000—1 (IDO , 0 0 001 X CIHCAfiO, May 15.—^ -Philadelphia bunched five lilts in the fnurtii and seventh itirdng behind erratic fielding on the part of McClellan and Faber, and shut out Chicago, 0-0. The score: Philadelphia 000 500 400 0 0 0 lions for a match between Jess W il­ Chicago . . 000 000 000-0 0 5 lard ami Luis Firpo on June- 30.....to ^ take pluce probably ut the Yankee- 1 Y CLEVELAND, May 15.—The Clev- Stadium, ns a final step in the elim-l J • land Indians hopped mi Walter John* illation process to select a challenger son in the first inning and soured for •lnck..Uv>np*ey'N throhe, (gachetl a y enough runs to beat Washington, 0 to stage of semt-completion yesterday, Willard and hi* manager, Ray Archeg, 3. Tha score: Washington 001 200 (W0—3 8 2 accepted the suggested date for Cleveland .500 010 (Kk)-0 10 1 tuntch at a conference with promoter I , > . ■ * Tex Rickard, while Jimmy i Be Forest, ’ STOPS HACKING COUGH the South American'a flng mentor, "Had a hacking cough for years, also put his stamp of approval on the and Foley’s Honey and Tar is the only ■preliminary plans. Discussion of fireined)* cough rnnedy that reached my cough. 1 unnrlal terms was deferred until to­ hove not been troubled with it since,' day at another conference between the writes Mrs. E. M. Doby, Anbury Park, principals and Rickard, ollth WUIard ' oUKb". ( “ bin, t mup, lliru a t.' «nd Firp«, however, a* a result oi t Mnv 15.ir. St. vti in „i IM1.HT0N, l.oui* bit .Cheat ami IlrulichUI tryublo are quick* N, *May la> 15. Ht. Lout* lot IlcittoM unit (irtiewicb I,uni yratenlsy, |y re||*Vtftt with Foley'* Jluaey ami rat .llfu (irncwtcb i. , *!> rmeveu wun ruiey * n o iiij n,,(l Kvltinc 12 ■j,. j„ , ' , , ' r “ hl ” ” T* rtiie flagpul a 4 !* “ ' M>cm ami HmiUi ami ili fi atnl Uoxton I ai.||inK cuuah nu’dicinu In die World. 7 to 1. The acure: Hold everywhere.— Adv. T LoiiS 1 .......(UO 131 000—7 12 0 U K 00K LYN , May madw H-tMw oot’ O 1 Y Y Y Y pally taking orders.” they run neck and neck, t "B u t," he,adds, “ wo are diseontinu- I f you go among these wholesalers to­ _jin g j^ is lino"— anil he holds up the plug day to introduce a new product in com- of unfamiliar name, "Yes, ami our dis­ count on it Is lurger, too." “ What's wrong with thing. it? N ot plug, but— uo one knows about it. a It isn’t advertised— the other one is. The L; is for merchandise nationally' advertised, unless the article, is excep­ It's a good plug— m ighty good demand petition with the advertised make. I ’, ’ ’ Am i w e’ve learned it. pays • to swim with the cu rre]^ not against it." * r . tional, you will he met everywhere by the injunction: ’ “ First go out and get n reputation for your goods through advertising. ’ . i' ' • Tiie wholesaler knows by actual con­ fect with dealers how they value speed o f turnover, goods, which move w ith o More and more jobbers in every lino o f business urc learning every day that minimum o f effort, goods people know about and ask for. their vlctariea SaturSav am eairer to tK the . , * tU of, y> eaBirami *°| xcttlb quottiem supremacy lb , right t» . till, bout with U,mp. W . • « th.t m u , itiriicuity „ . IHx’teil in reaching a final agreement for the match. 7 1 JiiuTr eerie* with thu Chicago Cuba by St. Lucie county ha* one motor ve­ wimiiiif yeaUrdmy, 0 to 3. Tiie score: hicle for every live porno ni—enough 15.— Brooklyn Chicago ..— 100 109 010— 3 12 1 to take every man, woman and child flrit thrvo 111 Brooklyn 300 010 20x—0 13 2 In the couuly riding at one lima. H Y Y Published by the Saniord Daily Herald iperatioa with Re ABurican AssociatioD of Advertising Agencies t yY 1 �...... ....... _ o m s /S k ty* ** *fZ>A'7?,•,*:* k • V. „ I. , ■ i ,, .* ■ ' " ____________ ,_________ .________________ - THE SANFORD DATLY HERALD^ TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1923 ----- — \ SVC$E i V O U S E E tJ , U lH A T l DOMS I . A C C 1 0 E N T I\ U M BUSINESS DIRECTORY Tou tan find the name of w r y live Business Man ia Sanford in this Column *srh Ail. PURELY = PROFESSIONAL : -------Cards of Sanford's Repot* h able Professional Men, oach h of whom, in his chosen pro* H fsM.'oo the Herald recom* ta mrmla to tho people. On Quick Service Transfer George A. DcColtes Storage Facilities If va pit*** you, tell othtm; if not, tell u». Phone 498 Attorney-nt-Law SANFORD NO VELTY WORKS V. C. COI.LER, Prop- Over Seminole County flank AANFORD *:* *:- *:* FI.OUIOA FRED R. W ILSO N ATTORNEY-AT-LAW CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ada 1c n nurd. No Ad taken fnr lean than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany nil orders. Count the words nnd remit ncordingly. Ka N fci f t M Id FOR SALK FARMERS— You can get aood bod . from**) am) irrigation plugs at tho | Sanford Novelty Work a. 100-tfe FOR SALK— Hosier and Uaya' paints nml varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. Di3-tfc ■ V - . — --r- 1- | PAGE ..........S= -.-.-.-= »-r= r-.^ IM VEiPS SoRRW \ K I l L E O 'IT. s » a l c .o m t e v e m jj K N O i^ u j m o s b j UMLlA T B E /Vt-*P .iG K r l H E fx e : - >(6M i r i s ! v . TTxkC IT - Preventable Fire Waste in Am erica Now H alf Billion Dollars Annually Education On Fire Prevention llrcttitiy Needed to Cut Down Appalling Waate, saya Protect­ ive Association. r t TATISTICS for 1931 *Ikiw a national lire loss of $19.1,400,V-J 012. Incomplete statistics for I m I year Indicate that this sum la r.-.ouutlng. In 1918 American tiro laucs emounted to $3jtl,878,B7tL 1'iro Insurance experts lay that tha greater part, o f this staggering loss Is duo to laelc o f Arc prevention •nowlcdge, carelessness, criminality .ml faulty construction of bulldlngitThey say there la urgent need of , duesLing the public to tic less care— I um; urgent need for tho passago of laws and ordination! compelling i construction of buildings that t bum, and nrgvnt need for and certain ' punishment for CITRUS FRUjTS BY-PRODUCTS Experts Have Shown How Profits to Qrowera From Material* Once W aite Can Be Made. T o offset tho serious losses In the citrus fruit Industry occurring through bruised, undersized or oversized op nnges, grapefruit* nml lemons usually allowed to go to waste, the bureau of chemistry o f the United states De­ partment o f Agriculture lias Invest! gated met Inals fur getting by-products that will return n profit to the grower. Some of these products require it pre­ liminary exjM’MSe for equipment, hut It has la-en demon'strate<l that the In­ vestment can soon tie made profitable. Grapefruit Juliv, which Is Increasing In (Miputarll.v, i-an he easily tUnfle If direct Ions fur pressing, straining, pnsI leurlrlng. etnrifylng. sweetening and buttling the Jub-e are carefully fol­ lowed. These directions may lie ob­ tained from the department. A 'blend o f grapefruit Juice with lo­ ganberry Juice has been found popn-. lur. Orange vinegar Is a satisfactory sutislltitle for apple vinegar and stuniM he made In districts where many cull hmngcs would otherwise l>c a total lu-is. I'ltrle mbl Is a valuable cuiimicrclnl arlb'le which enu tie made from mill h-nums or limes If proper apparatus Is Installed. i» lher by products fruin citrus fruits often wasted Include candled citrus peel, for n-e as a confection or by link­ ers In place of citron, marmubides, Jellies, butters and pectin. i t National Fire Protective A»F()Tt 3J T E —TIIiikIo island eggs for ition recently drafted a Inilhi_^ code which requires steel, stono General Shop and Mill setting, IB egg* fur $1.00. Mrs. m * concrete construction nod fire Kl'xwnrlh, Bcunhill Avenue, SnnWork reatftxut roof corerings. Intlnmfonl. 83-tfp mahle roofs loom large In the fire I CONTRACTOR nnd B U IL D E R ion column for such a roof offers BE AU TIFU L LAKH M ARY Invites' 1117 Comrnfm»l Street—Sanford, Fla. ELTON J. MOUGIITON no resistance to the flames, but doe* you. High elevation, pure drinking offer tho poaalblllty, wlirn the spark* ARCH ITECT Ltfii.n. HHUHH water. Good terms njjT n few cottages ffy, of changing a. smalt fire into a B. W. HERNDON ns homes or investment. ?suo, Si.too,‘ wide conflagration. America Kindles the World's Biggest Bonfire Room 7, Miller Bldg. A recent compilation of statistics . . . . .. •_« Sl.i'nt), $2,30tl. ! ake Mary Realty Co., i A N FO R D *:• -:* FLO RID A Trv a Kansas City newsiwiiier bawxi Kansas City fire department says, due to sparks In 1031 Of *879,7k i , Lake Mary, Florida, 6-4-lfc.1 INSURANCE AGENCY ” — 4 "ity fire drjiarirnrnt lit Uiis connect funi “ If all tl»- tiomes $7C0,V7Ji and ^C3i,’ !W respectively. Kansas ; In 1922 In Kansas of Kansas City were roofed with Hoof fires caused by defretivo FOR S M .ti—2-tim Federal truck,' FIRP.-------M H O -------- BONDS a 034 roof fires In asphalt shingles It would save the chimney* and flues ranked third in good for logring purposes, first ____ . were totally dc- Arc department over 76Q runs a the classification for 1931, the k*a ICHKLLE m a i n e s elm x tonciitimi. Cheap for rash. I_____ or opprcctaldy elamagrxL year." f f ° m that source ^ansjmitlng _to S. 0. Shinlmlser LAW YER This total doe* not include tlie nuinA clasxlffcntlon of fire cause* tt4,B0L6Sl compared to 411*!)h3,7K2 FRENCHMAN HAD RIGHT IDEA ton Fepulaie truck', ihrap, rxrclient ber o f buildings destroyed or dam- mode by the NatUmnl Board of Fire In 191R. New York showed Um • :— Court House eniulition. Address ” K" I*. O. Box :y, •grd by flames that spread from the Underwriters In 1921 show* thak In hrnvlret lews In this cJnruUflcaUon Cnntrnrtor nnd ITirildcr Principles of Plying Set Out by Louis l.i lip *io:.ro.*, F!a. 33-lfc original fire. During January and thnt year “ spurks on roofs'* ranked with $l,liaj£U, wlitln IRJnolt, with Pierre Moulllard Have Been PeoruMW o f Bits year there were M-ventli amtaig 21 different causes. $7!M),(Elt, came second and PcwnFOR ii Mil: U e n iv.- tivo thousand lANFOltD FLO R ID A ^ « • LMiruni'd Proved Correct, LUm w -464 'roof ftrrs In Kansas CUy, a In 191H the total loss by Are caused sylvmila, with ranked third, h .!,< !s i l Iron £ llnthhnni IVaa. number o f which spread to other by sparks atone wns ^fl,70^,097. By Tho total loss to tins country flue , ,1'j.ii.,-s r*-rsi n.'hle delLureii in Rail* Who was the first glider? lit sitpnml gro v-*nsi«y 'All o f throe balMIngs 1921 the Ilgure figure had grown to $11^* to Inflammable ' roof Area, all 1A r ^ '. C o n n e l l y & S o n s * J lc n n ’-JMcLajulin, Jr„ 438.231 ,Willl a dry hot Bumrorrtbo sourors. In 1931 was 1062139^01, ptvlng tin answer there Is room for j lord. Shi, ;'id from oi.r stock at ~ tafUanoblo rcjof^ coverIni \ I‘■*IILIUN,■if I\Hi\* Opt. D. lots Hits year from sparks may; f more tharv enough to bulk! H70 mOoi 1 Ho* pul Hols j f many notions to delve Dwitng flwwboto.of “ ■A then CJi. \.i te is at once, sliitreach $I6J»O2J00, It Iinolo,, Indiana, of hard-fiiirfarrd automobile roads ' ileal K-I.ilc. l.oins and Insurance In medieval annals. Italy and France Optic/an-Opt omeJri»> |Ing q.:nn’. t ; v . - e r i l D e a n Seed Co., and MUxoorf baTOjcstahlUhed tbq^oijto malnU la.thq flro departnxwtl I have s good case. Jean Baptiste Sanford. Fla. Or'rn.!o\ I-la. Il'konr IS It7-dtp lut-H Magnolia Ave. •T2 Hast First Street i Dane I* said to have made a successFOR MALM *• acre celery farm, fqr. ' ~ “ “ fill glide at IVnigln In the Fifteenth Eskimos. $1,700 m il. Half mile went uf j I I.O IIIIIA .O IH I Ell KING century, while the marquis o f Barque-, W . J. TH IG PE N s T E W A U T T h e F lo r is t Cnmula's mounted police count noses xlit**, lit tlie middle of (lie Eighteenth store at I .alie Monroe. All tiled. 5 AND OTHERS INDICTED iiiul find mil) about 2.71X1 Eskimos liv­ century, skimmed across the Settle at K »l i’loarrs-------------Floral Designs Real Estate roomed house. Good hum.— M. F.j (>N FRA CD CHARGE ing la the Far North, not Including Paris. .TJ-fitp M nor wilaeavhleeerfx) FIRE. LIFE, AUTO INSU RANCE Rphinson, Agent. Annual and Ornamental Plants Alaska. Details of a convincing kind lire, t Monroe will have a I*'(IR HALE Large motor boat, every PENSACOLA, Flu.. May II.— The low figure Is surprising. Do- however, tacking. But there Is no |III Myrtle Ave.----------Phone 2G0-W convenience, four cylinder motor, in William Ix-o Pophnm, his wife, Maud pri'Mling mnteh and boxing matches! ginning with our first tessoua In gong- doubt of the theoretical claims of the Res. 205-Bhunea-------- Office 271 remorknhly good condition. Will con­ Miller Pophnm, James J. Abbott and Friday night at the school house j V i i t i h y , M , have heard so nun'll'about Frenchman Louis I'lcrre Moullhtrd, DR. J. T. D ENTON sider nuy offer —L. II. Connelly. 39-tfc William H. Collier have been indict- lm,l<- The event is fo r a membership the Eskimos llatt most of us tiasglued who died a quarter of a century ago ISANFOUl) M ACH INE I'll YSIC'IAN-SURGEGN the Athletic Association and they existed tn much greater num­ In poverty nt Cairo, In two volumes i;^ R SALE Ult TRAD E-Buick aix ed ,by the Federal grand jury in ses- drive COMPANY he set out Ihe principles ihnt should slosion here charged with using the dumbl draw a large crowd. Young bers. touring car. Will Jake Ford in ex­ Konms 2f)fi-2(l7-20H Mcisrh Building In bidding fur fame, the Eskimo* guide man In seeking conquest o f the United Stales mail in connection >Lumlros and Collie Diggers, Leonard General .Machine anil Iloiler trude. Terms. Box H&U, city. have bad the additional handicap uf air. To seek to lly by Imitating the with their oyster farm operations at .Mrl.mtis and Sled Miller, Lee Peck never producing a great man. Works 40-filp; 1-t-wp heating of a bird's wing was not feas­ • Rooms 220*228 and Charlie Mem. Hawkins and Bales Despite medloertly and fewness, thj ible. "Men should imitate such bird* Cyllmler CirintlinR FOR HALF}— L. f'. Smith typewriter, Apalachicola, and St. George Island Gordon nml aeveral others will give DR. R. M. MASON ExkimoN have beeoluu known In all as fly with steady wings nnd svull small show case and two ice boxes near that city, it became known last Automubile Repairs wrestling nMil boxing exhibitions. DENTIST part" o f thn earth. night. themselves of Hie currents o f the nlr.“ Acetylene Welding nnd Favorite gas range. Phone *1735. Thlij shows tho power of advertis­ The events promise plenty o f good New Melsch Building Ten years after Moulllard wits dead Pophnm nnd his wife were indict­ — 100 N. Sanford Ave. -IO-2tp Phone G -Sanford. lTorida |*hone 201 clean sport and the public is cordial­ ing. (with Ids dreams of an nrtuul machine ..Hanford, Florida ed by the federal grand jury sitting unfulfilled) the Wright brothers begun ly invited to attend the bouts, Thu W AN TE D in Tnllahuseo a year ago. This in­ Paculiar Wall. Hie development o f his ideas. wrestling and Imxhig will he abso­ W A N T E l) T 6 BUY’— Asparagus fern dictment still stands against them. The attention o f the gisdoglenl sur­ Daily Ilcrnld on sale at Joe's Smoke DR. G. S. SELM AN lutely free and the entertainment is Pophnm nnd his assia-intes have seed, for gomi clean stock will pay IlfotTM'. Ml,l.I, vey has been culled to a peeullur well Drug Store unit j Practice limited to . arranged with a view of stimulating In Ohio, and'hint caused an Investiga­ a good price. Address W. -P. Nowell been operating, what they ullage in llfunt's I'hnrnuu Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nuse and Throat Interest in the Athletic Association tion to iie Hindu of It. II nppears that Co., Whulusaic Fern Growers, Apopka, their advertisements, the most exten­ Eyca Examined, ( i Iushoh Fitted and a drive for more members. the well produces both fresh and sal! F|a. 279-tfc sive oyster farms in the country, and water through two -separata pumps. Mcisrh Building the indicement alleges thatthese ,M I:NtJGBAPII Kit 1VANTKD—Must ATTEND THE PBINCESH The explanation proves to he very he experienced. Address P, (), Box operations are fraudulent nnd that simple. Two water--hearing beds, con­ TONIGHT AND HELP 22.1. 32-tfe ing the mails to further their schemes fined between layers nr ttmcsTnne. oc­ K M ( -KlhlS J ATI I I.K I'IC ASHt It IATION cur til tills point, one hImwi* Ihe oilier, is contrary to the postal laws. POSITION W ANTED As prnetlcal FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for j The pipe df the fresh-wliter pump laps nurse for invalid or maternity cases — 1 1 0 .1 light housekeeping.—701 Mugnnliu ANGKDILT ( ASK IS A t the Princess Theater tonight the upper vein nt a depth of Id fret, Avenue, 3fi-5tc pr would consider cook for small cafe UNDER ADVISEMENT with one o f the best pictures o f thet The pl|>e o f the salt-water pump or hoarding house, or waitress, or FOR RENT— T wo B-room bungalows, clerk. Must hove wqrk. Address L. season to he Shown, vH» "< « '»f own, there should Imone (1 room bungalow.—A, P. Con­ T. M. care General Delivery, d ly. ORLANDO, May It. The hem ing one of the largest crowds of the nolly & Sons, 2fl-tfc 40-2tp o f the receivership application fur month. Sixty per cent of the pro____ _ < held by Judge recti)} will he ifivcii to tho High FOR RENT—Two very desirable \VANTE l)—Middle-aged white woman the Angelibtl was Ghas, O. Andrevvtt Saturday and at School Athletic Association, and ns- Tho Daily Herald, 16c per week. apart mi nis Ln parties without chil­ to take care of small apartment and dren.—320 Oak Ave. Call 2C03. 3K-2tp 2-year-old child for business woman, the eunclusion o f arugmefit by the this only applied to the tickets sold ______ _________________________ ^ _____ before tlie i how everyone should buy; • FOR RENT— Bedroorp to one or two Sundays off. Phillips' Apartment, 2nd attorneys Judge Andrews took the tickets beforj- the perfotmalice anil ■ ■ ruse under advisement. byoung men. 80(5 Magnolia Avenue. and Oak streets, Apartment No. 2. thus give a n iu^^um to the High " Attorneys for the piulntifT, J. F. S8-3tp 1 40-ltp Ange and Dr. C. O. Christ, Davis & School At hlelicff^oH ation—a worthy FOR RENT— 1 furnished housekeep­ Davis ullage mismanagement and object ami one that needs the money, LOST ing or bed room $3.00 j»er week.— ■■ - ........ - ■ ... / that the eampnny is insolveni nnd LOST— Keys,*, between M, F. Robin­ 314 East 6th St. 30-6tp ANOTHER CORPORAL ask that a receiver be appointed to son's office, HO N. Park avenue, FtTTt' IIENT— Furnished Tooms with PUNISHM ENT BILL and pqstoffirc. Finder please deliver conduct* the affairs o f the holet. E, light houseJa-L’ping.-rS. E. Corner to my office nnd rectlVo reward.— M. S. Bridges u *ditcctor, on the new b-isjliff / 11th street and Elm ave.— M. Sch­ F. Robinson. - : . le,. I ■ . t, 30.2tp boan(*«nd the attorney for the hotel TALLAHASSEE, May t-1.—Senator neider. 89-3tp represented the rontpany. J. M, Milcbull, of the 9th district, in­ LOST-^8malt "red with j whttf FOR RENT— Furnished two house­ ♦te " 1 " troduced a bill Into the senate Sutur*JS markings, without horns. Please STATE ROAD B ILL keeping rooms, 206 East Third SL day to utxdlah t-urporal punishment of ’ B' notify.— Mrs. W. W. Brady. 39-lltp * ’ 39-3tp ‘ ’ IB CLOGGED W ITH convicts, state or county, except jn i | LOST— Wtthirr the city" limitsT Our ortlt’M arc enminjf in ao-funt thut if it weru nut thut FOR RENT— Four room unfurnished . AMENDMENTS case* of riot. It is prqbahle that the ■ and rlnt from Ford car. Finder kept prepared to render real Rervico wo could apartment, Till W. First Street. senator's hill will come too late to bo'5 please return to 820 Oak Avenue. |S not handle them. 40-8tp TAI4.AH ASSKK ,Msy IB.—Twen­ effective, ns a'complete abolition u fjfi reward. * 39-2tp ty-four amendments dogged the way corporal punishment un­ ■ n i i A V n inishment provided for unttcj FURNISHED APAR TM E N T, ocean LOST— Between New Smyrna and the ' W p e d -i n ** w a i s t -l i n e for the adoption o f the MiJIer bJU der a hill already certified to t h e '* i x l v N I l s USW E D E L IV E R front at Coronado Beach. Running Sanford, one cord tire and rim, aixe 4Vt«l L ,.iI. -ft la 16 a^ " designating roads on which ' state senate' for the house, is expected to [ water, hot and cold, electric lights, all ,UIn,'y fr« * . 32x4 Vk- Finder deliver to Buick money should be expended in tho low­ pass early thla week. modem conveniences. Address P. J; and wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. Garage, Sanford, Fla., and receive re­ er house of the legislature yester­ Coyle, Coronado Beach. 40-6tp not drink Elder Water nowward.— Wm. H. Hynea. , 40-2tp ------- — — ----- ?------------- t------- day. The measure ws* sent to the | We vouch f o r o n e place in town after one trial-ND rattir of rmlimlitn" t * round tvVTrcr»'; i ftiU i „ Premioum or o f 3 per cent was paw paid PP*fPMjPg wmBtiHM and vedh p r o g l where, qm lHy haa-Dfll lu^n sac riftr W i e UUND— A hill foidar conUining tK-r ' N *j i "o. i Bank o f be reported oul lale today and for price—i t » the Popular Market ^ y4Mli J6* aomo money. Owpnr can hava the JarkabnVillk fo r the $760,000 Leesburg put up for adoption. Phone 2IU for choice goods. 40-2tc same by identifying and paying for The bill which involves an expendi­ district road bonds or a total of $772r thla ad.—Mrs. A. T. Cook, <J07 West ture o f approximately Ave million The Herald delivered six times a 600. atrect, .4 * S t a r * I " * I W week for 1Be* * O U U U U IU I1 II v'tJjtv*>V •> J Firat Nntlnnal Bank Building SANFORD -:* *:* . FLORIDA HRHHH Daily Fx-ishion Hint am Q3a 3HI in o H 3IVM IIT’ S P U That’s Why ...Popular. aw ■“ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 15, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 15, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald