19 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b361d208ff34e64c02f66aadf5c54b65.pdf 231e0421ac3e94226cb7761da9bb5991 PDF Text Text ’ A • j ' , i i f *1(1 i»U-Vt ;• ,v f: IN 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 NUM BER SANFORD E M )r ib a , We d n e s d a y , h a y ^ m VO tU M ( I I T Tki> A i H t l a l r i r r » « t Prohibition Chjef -Sftys Hedtas-Gleaned U p Big ___ i n S n r i din n Florida V gest Rling r O T W A N n >O l ^ , M « T 2,'*-tvrenYh Chnrge de Affairs hero ycstcrdny handed to the Turkish goverfiment, declaring unless concentration of Skeletoh of Bdan , Turkish troops on Syrin bordern was '" 2 ' " i l i T S X r a R l oT Chlrf Deputy Sheriff JACKSONVILLE, May Found.N e a r Orlando Burns and E« G* Kuhti,*ussis- ot Immediately ( withdrawn Frame Sabotc Qf St. Johns county, hi* ran would nbantron liausnnm- conference. ustine on charge* of violntlon W a s Arm y Officer tant cashier of the Commci 3*utinoilneed' today by” Divisional Prohibition Chief * -------' of the prohibition luw was , • cleaned up the biggest bootleg ring in Horl- D i s q u a l i f i c a t i o n Officials Have Distinct I.cnd Hut He- Stroup. "W c believe we Have I Bill Voted Down / fuse to Talk . da" Stroup raid. Country Club Golf Tournaments Starts v Here Tomorrow C O AST G U ARD H E A D Q U A R • T E R S ISSUE ORfoER CON­ C E N T R A T IN G FORCES nurnnmrnt Wil Take Place K>er> Thureday Afternoon Thru Summer Hereafter the Rum Fleet Will Tomorrow afternoon will see the He Under Surveillance of official start of the Rolf tournament Two Cutters Germany’s TALLAH ASSEE , Fin., Uay 2.— that will last throughout the summer Would Be Lim it of i D r Ta« A u w h ir t r « “ ) ORLANDO, May 2.— It became The house yesterday voted down n months. Mr. Field, the chnlrman of Ability to P a y But W ill Be measure that would havo revised the the grounds committee, announced last known hero following the grand Jury Refused b y France |procedure in the dlsquaimcation of night that plans are completed nnd government officials continue to investigation tpat the skeleton of the t judges by the dcfcndnnt. The meas­ thnt the stnrt will tnko pince at two puzzle over the application of the f a r Tlir Ara»ct*«ea PTf**J ’ . ■ man found in the forest near Apopka ure by Representative Clay sought to o’clock tomorrow afternoon. BERLIN. May t-O e rm a n y n a to < dome months ago had been pqsltivcuupreme court decision on ship liquor remedy the condition described by ly Identified." Assistant Stato’s Atreparation offer propoke. • ■ »»» total Already there have been quito a Coast Guard headquarters issufd an officials and circuit Judges, whereby few signified their intentions of en­ order concentrating all available coast of her obligations In cash and kind torney'Jones declined to issue a state­ a presiding judge muy bo disqualified tering the tournnment, Imt many moro gunrd bonts in tho North Atlantic ment but admitted tho skeleton wns under the Veraalllra freaky M Protest and W ill N o t Recognize from sitting I no case upon motion are expected to be on hand, tomorrow along tho Now Jersey coast It was at thirty billion gold mqrks. Tho jUht o f an arm y, officer who came Put inJimpluitic German government ill note m*de hero from ihwnorth. Such Stuff ■ afternoon. Every mnn is expected to said henceforth the rum fleet massed public today simultaneous with r e put up one hnll as nr entrance foe off the Atlnntic highlands would be fn — r ------- :------ < •< ccipt by Entente and: W «vhing^n Two-Cent Increase i ami the balls will bo divided l>ot\\oen under tho Atlantic highlands would bo governments proposes twenty billions LONDON May B r U & h 'T f f iT S S S U n - In C,m .U»«.orl« the three best. Every week’s tourna­ cutters day and night. on Gas T ax Favored La. I S hSLw ’ t . « * * * - r h - . l c preua. of total to be'arlsed1before July 1, ment will be complete In itself there­ £ 1927 by bohdlasue. Five billion would by allowing a man to play in the tour­ " ''“k l„ the T A L L A H A S S E E , May 2. — The 1P ,k . o ( r ig h f within th. nament without being forced to at­ liquor problem ugpln became tho House Increases nnf rtcoimiso thu vuuidity of nny nuch gr*n , •. . •house committee on roads and bridges I i r S C a m o n . i" » -UtantMtl » « tend every Thursday in order to las paramount concern of the federal C h ..t.r con™ ..l»n by Ltcut. Col. -Registrars’ Term i has reported favorably n measure to government today as a result of tho eligible to the prises. • Albert Buckley, speaking for foreign office. ____________________ _ Increase to two cents a gnllon the tax decision of tho supreme court throw­ TALLAHASSEE, Fin., May 2 — on gasoline, for road building purposing a. prohibition deful line around The house, yesterday pussed u qiensc*. * * the territory nnd territorial waters of ure by Representative Stuart which Tho bill, Introduced by Rep. Miller, the United States. would Increase from two to four to the state would give all the nmneyr t* * On the one side officials turned their venrs. the terms of Supervisors of Tho committee reroad department, attention senrchtngly to the question ported without r 'comemndntion othei of whnt to do in the face of ’ tho measures ]providing for a tax- of two court’s ruling that outside the three reed her ability in view of dislocation cents a gallon to bo split equally be­ | mile dead line American ships can Dr. Ralph Stevens, Dr. S. Pulc»ton, nnd weakening of Rcichs economic tween county and state. become under tty present law as wet Hr. J. N. Tolar and Dr. II. II. McAdvocates of the straight stnto tnx, organization caused by the Ruhr oc­ Different forms of tournamedts will ns thuy desire. ['nslln have moved their offices to tho made known that if nny fight is made bo staged each week nnd this summer cupation. second flohr of the pew PulestonOn the other hand there arose a The new German proposition lor for a county tnx they would advocate will find the Country Club links * Iirumlcy building nnd have an an­ Putting on Stucco , new caihe for pirplexity, and interreparation settferaent afe so far from a three cent tax, one cent to go to the AN D G A V E O PTIO N TO VOT nouncement in the Herald to that e f­ busy place on Thursday afternoon. Ini natioul disagreement over the edict acceptance to, France that flat fiat rc* re­ ' COUnty and two to the road departOn Milane Theatre' fect. Dr. Stevens and. Dr. Tolar mov­ order to help Mr. Fields make this tho, uf the court, thnt no forelg ship cal) ERS OF A L L F LO R ID A < a * a of them is regarded by pc*mCnL . ' success It deserves, show him you jection c. —— — CO U NTIES ed from the Hall building, Dr. rulesliriiur liiiuor inside the three mile «ons close to the premier as inevita­ means business by entering at once. The new Milano Theatre is receiv­ ton from the Valdes Hotel nnd Dr. Mcble. This rejection it ntdtcs will R e a p p o r t io n m e n t in ing Us roat of stucco today and. the Caalln, from tliu . Woodruff building. probably bo followed by ,extension of new liuildlng- la assuming u fine ap­ They uru getting their offlCiH refill)) SOVIET GOVERNMENT SpecialOrder Today nccurntlon OIF rlg^t bank -of the 1101.1)S 5,000 PRIESTS pearance. Tho roof wilt bo on tomor­ for occupancy nnd with new fixture! W ITH IN ITS PRISONS row and then the Inside work will proRhine. and conveniences will have the mnsl •TALLAHASSEE, May 2—Renppor- Wn« Required for Petition for cred nt a rapid rate and the new complete offices In the city. A dr Election nnd Fulled After LONDON, May 2.— It was authori­ tionment is a special order of busi­ theatre should be ready and opened sqrlptlon of their offices and the new • Much I)incusHion tatively stated here the British gov­ ness in tho senate today when thnt about July first. The stqrco is n building will lx* given in a lator Issue tody took up the plan ofSenntor ernment has been at some pains to cream color nt’ thc top o f the building Stokes fc* that purpose which if ratimake clcnr to every party that Great but is a light tan color on the lower Britain is in no way connected with fiod Would provide three representa­ portions taking away the glare that the German reparation note that she tives each 'for the five most populous would occur from a white stucco build­ had no hand whatsoever in framing counties two for the next eighteen ing. The marquise awnings will spon its terms ns has been suggested ,in nnd one- for the remainder. The sen­ be put on the front nnd with other the cap of a new ate’s membership would Ih. extended I new wrinkles will make the Milano losrd except whon to 38 to be scattered equitably over I gnu of the prettiest theatre buildings the slate, according to population inin the state. . no far an county lines would permit. ’ ’The plggly Wiggly-—All over tne World" announces the gift of n 24pound sack of flour to the customer purchasing the largest bill of goods tomorrow. You will have to go in the morning to take a chance, on the g ift—.the .store will In? closed in the afternoon. Manager Hnmrick says there aro no strings on this gift— tho person who spends tho most money at the Plggly W iggly tomorrow, .worning will receive free a sac k of really iCAI. MEASURES PASSED—HOUSE ACTS __ ON MORE TH AN 50 bill and spotn all the morning per­ fecting it with the end not i sight. The nblll would establish a state TALLAHASSEE . May 2—The sen­ gamo warde who would nppolt coun­ ate passed thirty-six local bills, most ty wardons. * • of them*having bran previously pass­ t ■" ed by the house. The house in a A r r a n g e m e n t s Being M a d e -t o local session passed moro than fifty Commission Men , K‘ ating Class-of High School measures. , T o Pay License pasifcil by the senate of inter-] While only, about one-half of the] Palm Room otfthe aiid Give Bond estBills in South Florida include a ’ meas­ A writer speaks oT a th«\raWnefl ! active members-wf the K lw .n l. Club Friday yvenlng, M* ure increasing salaries of o f­ "commercial war." ,11a*. there been good ^lour,1-. TALLAHASSEE, .......... " Z Z z T M*y 2 — Tho ficers in Hillsborough county to $2,400 Were present at Ihu noon-d.y lunch- port and said(that any other klnS In the'last two. hun­ 21 af- a year and further stipulating their con at tho Valdez Hotel, the enthus- ing done to make For quick results try a w. house ;yesterday passed 43 dred years? r ■ ,• -- , the so-called insm manifested mudo up, in a large eras. In this connt ter much wrangling duties; validating bond Usue of Lake degree, for the small attendance. In ed that the w^ves « re lia n t b ill, • c o m m ltcommission mci-----Worth District; to prohibit domestic the absence of Rev. Brownlee, Kl- the member, shoul tee substitute of the original version w.nlan Dumas Invoked the Divine «c ty .te in the good _ ■ ,-8 Kcnnerly. The bV Reprasentativ blessing, and then the members of Vote of thniiU. the greater part of Ita house spent l... the U d ic .’ Tam O’Sh.ntcr band, who n anagemuiff of tho day’s session on were the Invited guest, of th. club, for the invitation, t parliamentary mi . showed that they were real musicians, at that place, but by Representative Bell to recon.klcr entertaining the Klwanlani and alw that there wa» plu It artar the final vote. 1 The mca.hre, tho guest, of the hotel with several waiting rooms at \ which noyr goes to the senate will answer It. *And it is not probable .elections admirably rendered. Tho decided ‘ n fa v o r o f provlds for licensing by the comm •Jacksonville • yesterday. Last night that either Will, not Immediately, at rionsr o f agriculture of *11 commis­ , hand was given a standing vote of was also decided . • • • , • . * .• he Was joined here by Charles D. any rat*. ' sion merchant.. The merchant, so ]" Haines, fortriCf congressman from' Though Heine* and Bryan have licenaed would hare to give bond In New York. Together-they Wept down ideas Iff common’ regarding a num­ the sdfn of $5,000 with tho commlsthe 'East Coait, proauniably to Mi­ ilone^ to Insure an "honest sale and of Senator Mitch ber o f points which will figu re im­ ami, where Mr. Bryan now lives. amounting and payment" of all good. , 0n’s bill to prci portantly In the campaign; there is Mr. 1Lalogs Iftyi staunch advqcate , hipped t*o him. An investigation limit, and fti Uonferenco of treasury oliuiais oe•till a difference of 'bplnfon on eome of Henry Fodd fo r the Democratic fund would be rat up at the disposal license fees for rlded to make June 15 effective date { subjects and, 'according to political nomination for president o f the Unit­ of the agriculture commlsrioner from passed a f * of. tho-new prohibition regulation* wieeacres, It U quite probable that; I f H s ^ W b y tk. merehaou, $IU ty rtwrauiWsloner ed States. ■> Ikauudd reauK. o fl lha suprtrat court. tho meeting -Bere laet plght and tho would give the nurses In charge .an . e.th VrwlAiBder whlc*» Thr-ionSnaie- Uaudi#»0O.OO of Mr. Hands' Mbs been mentioned as decision. •>Regulation* now In pnpan .trip that followed* was. for the pur­ opportunity .of .acquainting Klwanis a probable1'firmtng matffliril I Fprd'a . 7* a • . . i i __ a— . a m .. Kraals n f IIH« ■ lionet weMd ‘ Investigate' oorajdatot* ^ * »ir o f cbmpjetj ration apd SecreUry Hughes wUl 1«with what waa being done In this a sa candidate for th*i«»rU*-preri. made'to him with . vtow .to* giving to ,Okeechobra < mcdlatcly infonh foreign governgrand institution. denCy. H I HR «UUy deniedrthat U i redress aguiuit tonscrupuloua trans- I f f rcUtS * , menta of contemplated action. The T. L. Dumas, although the onn an­ wlll 'be a dkiiUdbto. * r actions. It also give, the agrtralturJ fleate. held by t duclslon mean* foreign shipping line* tiquated and dcecrept pensioner of th* He haa reediUy w #a wllh Mr. - «t commissioner authority to revoke ^loners o t the local dub, made one o f the best talks have nearly a month and • half to F o ri on an exteifeed trip making the • the license of any merchant deemed DUtrict w *» P< the Geneva echoola, waf the gueat of tit his long slid verigated' career. He adjust service to meet the new in­ e gu ilty of Incorrect tran^U ons. authorising th« prof. W. T, Lawton, and made a few terpretation of the law. Soma w W Among those who actively support- pave certain * appropriate remarks, telling how-glad plictaions are IntRipated with for­ b ed th abU l * were: Representatives against abuttln ha waa o f Uta ’opportunity to meet with . elgn govermenta and tho data Axed » I- McRae, DevU, McCalland Wadr, cost the Klwanlana. He also ataUd Uut Kiwanla. considered ample in wbkh to w a Jblle Representative BeU fought Ul. . he waa heartily in accord with the aim he mem- out agreement with them. A strongly pd the main ground thty thej Undo fisi# >* and object o f Klwanis. > . . rd: f Will Bryw’a cat yfceiprraldafey’traalt fere nee? , Ir is possible for « Tho committee In charge of arrang­ ing Ihe program for tho entertain* ment of tho graduating class of the Hanford High School be held at>th* and ever DuOy Herald on sal* at JWU Smoke Uer man Houra, M ob leyl Drag Slrae end ' Hunt’s’ Pharmacy. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY i , 1023 S O C IE T Y MRS. FRED DAIGEII, Bociety Editor . 7 Phone 217-W If r * » lim e m i, frlrn il. t l l l l l a f r a n — If f r a i f f a n l n a n m n k r r r n r r u m ln a h n m e . o r If > n u n r e r n l r r i a l n l n w , ,v r l l e m r m I i I r n n l tu lh l« d r i m r l m r n t , n l i l m d etn lU , u r lelep h n tir Ib r Itrm . It w ill be a rrn tl) n p p rrrln lrd . SOCIAL CALENDAR John 8. Graham of Jacksonville arrived here yesterday fur u short business visit. , E. II. Palmer of Winter Park among the business visitors here terdny. J. I). Iiopnz of Daytona was among those rcgiscring at the Montezuma yesterday. Among the business visitors in ■pnnled by Mnditlalne Mallcm played tbf city yesterday 'from Jacksonville very enjoyable a group of Opera wnn T. J. Mills, Jr. * transcriptions for violin. The piano numbers were: Mr. and Mrs. William Ronsldy have Duet— Knrch Anthony returned from their wedding trip nnd ■i Elizabeth Whltner are'nt home to their friends nt 1000 Rebecca Stevens. eft Mnzurkn Oak nVctiue, reLuclla Mahoney. Concert Waltz PU PILS RECITAL. Schuctt On Friday evening nt eight o'clock, Georgia Mobley. in the Junior Room at the Ilaptist Sabbath Morn Johnstone Church there Will be a pupils recital Mildred Holly: presented by the pupils of Miss Mil* Schertzo Mendelssohn dred Simmons, to which nil the paVcimn Shipp. trnns nnd friends nre most cordially Hungarian Rolling Mary Helen Morse, invited. . Air Rallct -AM Kim *2VN '! .EGTON“ Al7XTnrAHYT lientrice Hownrd. Junior pupils group wetc The regular monthly business meet­ ing of the Auxiliary of the American Picnic in the Woods.......... Sartorio legion wns held Inst Saturdny after­ Emmett Fox. Claude Roper of Jacksonville was noon nt the home o f Mrs. W. T. IaingByron Fox. in the city today looking after mat­ Icy on I’nr kuvenuo, with a.iplendid Birthday Waltz ........... ..... Kreutzer ters in tho building material line. He attendance of members. is. well known here where he visits Marjorio Hoskins. Much necessary nnd important bus- A Spinning Song ....*.......... I quite often. irjc’ irt was transacted and n most in­ Margaret (files. ny the iLly Pond ____ Man teresting meeting held. Dr. IL H. McCnslin is moving hi* Thelma Tew. dental office to the new I’uicstonUatcn to ihe Iinnd ........... Rrumlcy building nnd will have one of the neatest offices .in the state Julia Higgins. Scenes from Childhood....... when he gets everything nettled. Mary Elizabeth Tolar, George Shipp has returned from Tavares, where he has been employ­ r the SanWEDDING A N N IV E R S A R Y •rs of the I-*at evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank ed for the past jjcvernl weeks over­ Woman's David McBride ccjybratcd their flrst hauling tho rolling stock of the wedding anniversary nt their home Tavares & Gulf Railroad company. . on Oak avenue. . j' Clint Childs nnd Carl Ferrari of ENTERThe whole lower floor was opened Eustis were among the visitors to tho on suite nijd beautifully decorated In city todny and their many friends s of Ijiko I'ink nnd white. In the living room, were glad to sco them. Mr. Fcrrnh eir yacht, quantities of exquisite white roses is in the automobile business nnd Mr. including wcrp Used, in the colonade were an Childs in the public utilities of Eustis. It. Peters- artistic nrrangement of white roses Mrs. S. G; Messer left todny for mnington, arid ferns, and suspended overhead Washington, Pa., having been called irs. Cary wan » large white wedding bell. In there by the Illness of her mother. who have the dining room the decorations were Later she will go to her home in Siscarried out in pink. The table was tcrsville, W. Vn., where she will spend covered with n lace-cloth, and the the summer. center wns graced with the lovely wedding cake, nt cither side were silver candlesticks holding lighted 'pink tapers, and on tho bullet and mantle were nlso pink tapers in silver holders. The punch bowl was em­ bedded in pink roses nnd throughout the evening delirious punch was served by Miss* Dorothy Mickey. The man)' friends of Miss Zeta Davidson are giving her it most hearty welcome. Miss Davidson in spending n short time here with her unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davidson, ut their lovely country home on Twin. take*. Miss Duvidrum is doing splondid^niiKsionnry work in tho mountains of Tennessee. A lf Bumby o f the1Bumby Hard­ ware Co., Frank Mrbanc of the Cook Auto Company, W .T. Curry of the Curry Cigar Co., and George McCul­ lough of the McCullough Store of Orlando were among the visitors to the city today. In the receiving line were Mr. nnd Representatives of the Woolworth Mrs. McBride. Mrs. McBride mado Company arc In the city overseeing a very chnrniing picture in her gown the rebuilding of the store to Ik* oc­ of white canton crepe, nnd carried n i cupied by this company. Work is large bouquet of white roses shower being rushed nnd the big 6c and 10c effect. • store will be opened Just as soon as During the evening an interesting the building is ready for occupancy. program wns rendered ns follows: Plnno solo, Dr. II. II. McCnslin; Vocal The new signs of the McKinonsolo, Miss Zoc Munson, nerompnnied Fresh ami Sweet—the Mnrkwood Company add much to the by Mins Fannie Helm Munson; Pinno appearance of 'the new Pulestoakind that make big: solo, Miss Georgia Mobley. Rrumlcy building. Thu signs nre of Following tho program, refresh­ Juicy Steaks the best gold leaf nnd inform the ments of pink ice cream in pink roses, world thut the McKinnon-Mnrkwood nnd pink cake, were served by MiSses Company nre handling the best in Salt W ater Mullet— the Georgia Mobley, Margaret Wight nnd men's furnishings. They will open Fny Mickey. kind you like. for business in a short time. Among the guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I. .Betts, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Our Fish are guaranteed F. W. Huston, general manager of Jones, Dr. und Mrs. H. 11. McCnslin, the Southern Utilities Co., with head­ Dr. and Mrs. K. D. Mobley, Mr. nnd Fresh Daily— just phone quarters in Pnlntkn is in the city Mrs. G. W. McClelland, Ed Moye, looking over the local plants. He is your order to 372-\V. Miss Georgia Mobley, Joe Gonzales, accompanied by Tom Whitted of ( ‘K t'ILIA N Ml SIC C l,I ’ ll. Miss Margaret Wight, Victor Mcl.auCharlotte, North Carolina, nnd they W E D E L IV E R The C«cilinu Music Club gave n liu, Miss Ollie Vera Gleason, W. I.. played u round of golf on the Sanford binutiful recital in the studio of Mrs Rumple, Miss Gnrnrdinc Muriel, Mrs, links this morning pronouncing them Funnio S. Munson, luot Saturdny a f­ R. II. Rcnnielc, Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, the flnest ever. ternoon, to a large audience of pa1Irons and friends. | In addition to (lie piano numbers, Mary Stoinoff, n lulonfed young stuFirst Flea: Been on n vacation? ! dent of Grammar school, nccoinSecond Flcn: No, on a tramp. Don’t lie n flrn. Come and deposit thut saving nt the Seminole County Bank, E v e r y ft o n a s e w E it e For quick results try n want ud, Should Know These Facts A b o u t B a k in g P o w d e r Daily Fashion Hint Special Imrguins now on, on Alum ilium Pots, Kettles, IVrculutors, ete. id the Populur Market. 28-2t< — tliat a b ig can a t a lo w cost m any tim es results in bakin gs th at arc u n fit fo r food. — that lack o f p rop er leaven in g strength m eans failu re and disappointm ent on bake-day. A recital will he given by tho pu­ pils of Mins Mildred Simmons, Kridny evening, May Ith, at R o'clock, in the junior room of tho *First Baptist church. A selection of readings w ill be given by Mins OJga Simmons, of Hollins College. The public is invited. — that m illions depend on CALUMET MOVIR MEN UNKASY t o n ot because o f quanti­ ty but on account of quali­ ty —not because o f price but by reason o f results. That ia why the sale of Calumet is 2X times as much as that of an y o th e r b a k in g powder. GRACE IN EVERY LINE Duy it—try It— never fail to use it. The oracle lifts »|x>lrii insikl rally that long wuisted, M-mi-litting hlouvs, wllh straight gathered skim shut) i>riwho seek )outh(ul rflw ts. This model in radium taffeta is trimmed with lace and a rolled girdle o( taffeta twisted with silver braid. Lanvin green ia the color. Quaint little round cuffs finish the short sleeves, l>ut even •hcaa may be omitted, if prelrrmi. Medium also, requires 411 yard* 40- , PM "rial It TALLAH ASSEE , May 1. — Some uncasimnf* is shown by moving pic­ ture people who fear the possible pas. sags o f n bill to establish a hoard of moving picture censorship in Florida. It in%generally believed that publlo sentiment is not in favor of auch n hill, but one has been Introduced into the hou|e, and rumbr haa it that the came one will shorUy be brought to thesenata.. .' Senator W. W. Phillips introduced a movie-censorship bill at the last session, but it wns badly defeated, nnd It ia generally agreed that that introduced this year, will bo as well. Jacksonville's newly elected mayor, a moving-peture show man, spent Wed­ nesday of last week at the capital, with the particular intent o f discover­ ing the state affaire. He left with practical assurance that the public would continue to-hie the all-power fWl censor oq It* own n i g h t - Allan DwdnV Beautiful *„< preasiro Screen C W j c ,There's health and lo n g e v ity ^ fhw bread we bake.’ It’s * aafe food for the little one* and that aiakeb it the proper meaMhno' stand-by .fpr the resLqt.lbeJjmUv~> IL y«Ur, food atofe doesn't handle it let ua know about It. • . . I SANFORDMA iD BREAD Blibye de Helper, David Powell nnd Maurice Costello. Imagine a lux. the penniless man o f her. heart— but ao fickle that. »hd Insists be* romance la Mtlnlrig— or is it quickty dimmed? Ami what' of the beautiful "other woman” who nttempta with all her silken whiles to anara the temporary husband! This is tho aristocrat of all society love-dramas. l ( ’a « ' Paramount Livet,Kidneys Bowels,B^ood Sold by ’' ' The Dally Herald, 16c per week, U N IO N P H A R M A C Y Sanford, Florida . McKInnon-Markwood Company will have a complete line of Hart Schaffncr & Marx clothing, new store, new stock. 12-tfc B ew are the , G a rb a g e Pail S OME garbage palls nre Inoffensive—others n disgrace. Which Is yours! Depends on how you treat It. To keep It odorless arid harmless demands fre­ quent cleaning. Out you can make the job easy and thorough by using Giant Lye. If you don't, flics, odors and unsafe condi­ tions develop. Use Giant for two reusbns: it's better, because It disinfects us It cleanses; and cheaper; be­ cause it goes farther and costs less. DIRECTIONS t In th an old broom tcour the in tide a! the poll with J to hiespoonfu ll of Giant l.je d lnolred in 4 qu a rti o f hot water, rinta with clear water and dry. Hill Lum ber Co, Phons 130, GIANT LYE Sanford Foe 14 yean the Beit A le -T Ith l Top llo ld i the Strength X .• Nemo Seif-Rsducing No. 311 j I* a real bargain. It has a low tup arwl medium skirt. Made in dut> able pink or white could; sixer 24 to 36—and com on y 53 C.\ 11 rout liralet ran'ljMt It. xml ili« and $). We’ll lend i.ic u . .*. N e m o l l y f l l « n ! r . r * , h l o n Institute 1 ZO E . 1 6 tn S»., N e w Y ork (D ept. S.| H A V E YO U T A K E N A D V A N T A G E OF $ IF NOT, Y O U A R E T H E LO SER — Y O U H A V E 4 MORE DAYS TO O N M E R C H A N D IS E Y O U N E E D N O W $6.00 MEN’S EXTRA PANTS, at, per p a ir................!.... $4.00 MEN’S STRAW HAT'S at, each ........................ 72x90 SHEETS,. * ut, each .... ........................................................ 27-INCH FANCY VOILES, .* ' at, per yard ................................................... 98c .. l.-.22c ha, e» \ , 36-INCH BROWN LINEN, , at, per yard ............................. *......................... OVER CBNSORS1III BAKING POWDER A pound can o f Calumet contains full 10 ounces. Some baking powders corns In 12ounce Instead o f 10 ounce cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want i t p — « — that on e cen t’s w o rth o f in ferio r B akin g P o w d e r m any tim es ruins one d ollar’s w o rth o f o th er ingredients. Yha'Economy tt\ Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex” 16 South Orange, Orlnndo, Fla. 4-24-tfc The rings o f .1923 will present their Senior play, .“ The: Girl From Upper Seven,” on the evenings o f May 9th nnd 10th, at the "High School Audi­ torium. -The Senior play is always a big evont in Sanford and this one is certainly the biggest fct. This is a Western play, wltjt cowboys nnd Indian cqractcrs. Resides there is a Anyone w ith e x p e r i­ ence In liulhllnK will tell you It I n well worth the HllKtit illfferoriPc In rn»t lo uni . niftul Intlm In hulhllmr. You can huy the heat from on — experienced hulhleru know thill nictnl lull) are hclter. j I SENIOR PLAT. » ' ’ • . - ' $15.00 TRUNKS, at, each ...... . "V-I-;-- . . . . . . 48c $2,50 LADIES SILK HOSE, , at, per pulr..... .......... ................. ............................ 35c CHILDREN’S HOSE IN BLACK AND WHITE, Mil1 9 . e •. $1.98 *. 25c ............................ hmuW V w * ** r '9 ' • ,<*‘ 1 Y#1 �Frank rtu'ffakt.r’a rcrnlniacencc* of twenty years In Tampa were good; ,*lll>hr« t - r r r r ■ftrnHMa rx rrw t "■«*♦ but Frank remembers a lot tb it he doesn’ t tell, which is Very fortunntc Bay a* Ikr l i m i t n «1lilU > 107 M itM tli A\n P i»l»r4 . rim. for a number of prominent citizen*. — The Herald Printing Co. Tnmpn Tribune. * * Yes, every newspaper man has this runi.musit!i dope but they never “use It for thoy n. J. iio i .i .y ---------------------- w w ? are not in thnt line of business. IfN. J. Ill lit. AMD.... SrrTTtar7-TrTS«orTr II. A. NRKL-----------V rw w l Manaurr newspaper men told ' all they knew II. g, HOLLY _ A li’crllalm « « » • « « tliern would be an exodus of citizens A i i t r t l . l t i Hairs Made K n o n n an that'would depopulate many of our Apptleallaa thriving cities. L K W I K HIIIFP „ r ir e n la lla n M a n a ie r Phaae J »-W titter B p. m. sugar: 1 L'l M a M rrlp flo n I 'r lf f In Adaanee . One Year__ ________ —— i --- ---- WhtitLJin evangelist nays, " I will At the present time it Is sugar [ D elleered la r l i f bp C a r rie r cqmo 4a your (town fyp *ao many which is worrying the housewives of 'O a r W e e k .......... ...... — ---------- 1» C en la thousand dollars.” , it joaks to us as if prospective price t T b e b ig 7a:T o 'is - ;i..e We'eVfprrr"-’ the country. With a pros it Is bought religioiiry-as if he menirfrrmloolc <*ountr|nf 12 cents a pound for icanning, the * a id a n llr e l r ro rrn ' and la pah.. urea his worif to God by the long apeV.e'*r: affluent housewife is annoyed, the .‘. I la la * m ir a .----- — ----,. , 110 *1. 13.11) per | ear, at wax a la advance. middle class one finds that she hns to green which is handed out to him. I f collections are hot sufficpntly large MKMniHi t u b ASR0C1ATKD piik nn rut down her summer wardrobe or to '‘pay KIm’ off," men rhpst go down ___ The A"_*geIaI ed. Pf sss .J ■ sKUtsi Y£lX^tw. Ipone- nrrded -house rrpsir*;—nnd ^ i m n e T l o ni«rn«t for r.pulilleatlon o r f ^ ’ . fn their pockets and dig up, which all new* dlapatchr* credited to It nr the woman who hns to figure closer not otherwise credited In this paper ... , „ W1V, ..r i,,.r rim. always leaves n had taste, and snmeand oin-i ilia local new* published! still has to cutout most oi nir can herein. , times a bad feeling which impairs the All rlfhts of ra-publlcation of special ning, thus either increasing her next good which hns been done. winter’s food hills or bringing down dispatches herein are alen reserved. Offleei II Kit A Lit 11111,111*0. Phone IW the quality of her family's nourish­ But not so with Lincoln McConnell, ment. ' * he come to Orlando for the .good he Fnrelim AHv.rtl.ln* hrpr».en'..live cfluid do, nnd not for tho money he THIiAMEBICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION 1 There may lie some esoteric reason thought he would make. In other why l in- price of .sugar should rise so words he is working for Gpd nnd tiot much tit.thi slime, hut there certainly ffi> <m for money. He inny not' be rewarded i sno reason which the ordinary citi­ . with the-goods pf this world ns some zen can understand. It will take a INTERNATIONAL'CARTOON CO,‘ < Dogs in Tnmpn must cither’ be other excellent speakers on thd Bible, powerful lot of explaining on the vaccinated, muzzled or shot. Thai who call themselves evangelists* but 4 I purl of the big sugar people to make la the ultimatum thnt has gone forth In n circular just issued from the of-] swerable to tho criminal statutes of his reward up there will be all the him feel he is not being cheated. to protect the innocent bystanders There is plenty of intelligence in fice of President Chanccy of the Florida. tl(fa time that men of the greater ,and then when those other from mad dogs and to protect the 1the country. Granted thnt most of Stnte Association some of the rea­ type o f Senator Knahh nnd Sheriff chnps go, they will have to leave it streets from worthless canines run­ us are economic illiterates, there is sons why a Department of Game and .Tunes o f Leon*county not only |ft>ex- nil behind, and “ Lincoln" will be out ning at large. of their sight, as fnr as righteousness I a ( saving remnant o f business men Fish should be created are outlined posed, hut punished. ■---------- ° ---------. 1w ild fire economic superiors of the ns follows: . Fortunately the newspapers of goes. . Herb Feikt-1 <)f tho St. Augustine 1. Florida, under existing laws* is Fluridn can bo depended upon to keep n W o f us. Can none of these come It might be pleasing to those who Recnftl Is tearing his huir Imeausu In tho lend in the matter o f public were not at last night's services To forward with a constructive idea or fast becoming gametoss. some mugazine said thnt N'pw Smyrna two which could he put into workable 2. ■'Game is one of the great naturalsentiment, nnd at the same time in learn that the collections nnd funds was older than Ht^ Augustine. Don't , hack of tho slippery politicians nnd subscribed up to Saturday* night cov­ shape before the canning senson in assets of the state. fight about the age of your rities, craven intcrOsts Hint would keep this ered the expenses o f the revival. And over ?—Jacksonville ’Journal. ,'l. If for no other reason, it should hgys, Age is nyt the thing these blot on the good name of Florida, the collections nnd donations lust Wahl we need is n first class de­ lie conserved as an article of food. days. Nothing Nhort of an abolition of tho night went to Dr. McConnell, nnd tective to find out where tlit* rascals I. II furnishes wholesome outdoor “ --------o---------convict lease system and the lash, though' they were not large they will l ’olk county wants some sort of are hiding nnd then send them to jail recreation to the citizen and visitor, will set us right before the world.— in a smnll way repay him for the f>. It is a drawing card to thoubond isspe that will lake cure of for life. The war is over nnd the Keporjcr-Stur. great service he has rendered Orange their asphalt roudn put down several people will not stand any more goug­ rands of visitors* • o---------county in tanking better citizens of fi, Posterity is entitled to its just years ago anil now needing nil sorts ing. PltlNTEH AND PRESIDENT. her people, for no one can be n Chris­ ------— o---------iuhcritnncu. o f repairs nnd the Star-Telegram tian nnd not he n good citizen. W HAT TIIK GOLF ClIl ltBK 7. Wljh its vast territory nnd nat­ says they must lie repaired at once Newspaper men have known that ural covers, Florida could he made Good luck to Dr. McConnell and or they will have to ho made over. MEANS. Mr. Hunting was an editor and a may he return to Orlando ere another the greatest Stale in the Union, Mnintninnnre is the big tiling in road H. Game conserved is a revenue highly successful one, but it remain­ winter has come nd gone.— Reporterbuilding nnd Seminole county will re­ few people seyin to realize what ed for his visit to the new Tribune Star. jOll golf-course mean* to Sanford producer. member this when they cornu to build a J flood -oI*. Tiie sportsman pays for its con­ plant to reveal him ns an expert or to any other city in Florida—the more funds, printer. Ho is both the ilrsl editor ha ha ha hi h-j ho ha fa servation—lie pays less as it ilisap•---o--------— winter aiM summer playground of to heroine President and the first M In the llig Weekly Herald of this Hie nation. Everyone know* what pendx ami more ns it multitplic*. 1(1. Pennsylvania, in the last sea­ printer. One of the greatest of all its week published on Friday there will tourists mean to .your city. You Americans n t l(}'p c and ran a news­ ra M npi>car the delini|uent »1nx list for don't have to argue (lie benefits of son,- derived a net revenue of more paper. to wit, Benjamin Franklin, than £ 100,1 )1 )1 1 from its game. A the county of Seminole anil the city tourists in building a tiig city here, 11. Florida last season derived, (tut Mr. Harding is, we bclicvij, the! HaHa of Sanford. I f you du not got your Then why argue the lionelits of the first wielder o f it composing stick'! IB* "copy call at the Herald office and golf eourse since you \v*H never in­ net, less tlmn $55,000 from its game. 12. Florida hunting license is high­ to enter tin* White House, h a h a H a ' h a h a i M a h a i t j m ha get one. Tills list will (he published terest tin- tourists without the golf What nmnzetl the experts of the each Week in the Weekly'Herald for links. A few pul,lie spirited men er than any other state in the Union Tribune composing room was tin- skill four consecutive weeks. have made the golf links in Sanford - game and law enforcement produce ami,speed of. -Mr*. Hauling, He OPENING T IIK DOOR TO T il id i eveinie high license dues not. 7 possible and now that they have la-en EAST COAST COUNTRY. 1: la at, least one county—under I tackled one of the hardest jobs of n The Florida P iths Association will built, the country club house im­ meet in TnllnliitKRuc on May 11th and proved and the place put in first class existing Maws not a single resident printer .the ufnke-up of a page. It 12th and the hoys end .girls of the condition il is time for every citizen iceiise was issued for 11*22- Ul’J.'l sea­ is one of the items in a printing plant Tiie building of the Connors high­ which no mechanical Aids eah lighten. press gang expect to have a real time to ciuiic forwatd ami help the proposi- son, way, connecting Okeechobee pity I I As gumo gets scarcer, Hie To cope with, the task of taking the with Wcdt Palin Beach, promises to in tile red hills of old I,con, With Glut along by purchasing sonic of the the legislature meeting at (he same bonds that will put the club out of sportsmen goes from llm gnnieless odd lengths of type from galleys and lie one of the most important devel­ time there should lie plenty of excite. debt anil will assure its permnnenev county to the county where game ia arranging them in columns to make a opment* of th3 year. The undertak­ page then- is need of all equipment • mont nnd the "Gridiron Hanquei" f< many years to come. it will found and soon it, too, i* gami-less, ing i* unusual in that it is purely and that a human machine can posses,* ( proinises plenty of fun. And then it |hi lb. When Florida was mlmltfl-d ns oe tin trouble I,, *rll the bonds to wholly n private enterprise, the pro­ is n great privelege to meet in Tom people who do not reside here lint a Stale, title to its game was vested an ueeiirale eye for judging the ject of }V. J. Connors, Buffalo putlApplcynrd's bailiwick and to again that is not ihe iiucslmii. II,,me pro-! ia Hu- State fo he held in trust for space*, hand* able to work with the lisltor, nnd man of great wealth, who visit this grand old man of the Mm , pie should have the bonds if possilih Hie people; it i> nil important trust speed of a shuttle, the whole com­ in now heavily interested in Palm Ida press niyl gll^lhc other good folks mill should own the majority of (best and should not he delegated to the plicated knowledge of printing style Beach county Iaryl. Mr. Connors i* at fingertip*, pin* real editorial judg­ In west Florida. hoods for it is still a local proposi­ several counties. about to build this highway in order ment. Brain mid hand must work a* III. The I'lorida Game and Fish tion ami alw aya will lie. In .'mother to develop hi* holdings; it required a Orlando wants the "zoning system" pm t of this issue is an item fioiu Protective A (socialion urges you to one mid at top speed. Aral there special net of the legislature to en­ and we arc glad tA note this action Ihivinna stilling Unit a winlcr visitor view the game situation in a liroud, must lie no slips—one "stick" of type able him to curry out his pluns. The on their pin I for Sanford was the from New Hampshire has just in­ statesmanlike manner. Deliver us "pied" can hold buck a page and public will have Hie use of this road first city in the stale to get such a vested £2(1,0(l(J in hands of. the Day­ from the nut tow, provincial views delay an edition, meaning mail* miss­ by the payment of a reasonable rote hill Is-foic tli, legislature. The grow­ tona Golf Club making it possible for which leave the situation it) il* pres­ ed and Ihe whole complicated chain of tqll :.o that not only will the Con­ ing cities of l lmida need (lie zoning tin- eluli to pi (Hied with the many ent chaotic condition, of event* which brings a newspaper nor* highway lie a direct benefit fn system of Is-ltcr eonMiintioii along lug improvement* to make I he ejuh t i one’s breakfast tabic in a mess. opening up for cultivation thousands ('nil lines wilt, the view of building w h a t it should he. Few club, in the t h i ; \ i;u s c A K itH a g a i n . "President Harding is one of (lie of acres of rich farm mid truck land, for tin- fiitui Wldci slice!* mid s la te have the location of the SunThe Iteportei-Staf i* in receipt of fastest make.up men I've ever Been," liul will aisu serve a good purpose in ’ tuore hcatil ifuT sln-ets, *vm et I leal futll club. Few dull* in the s la te u letter fioiu North Dakota with was the opinion of the Tribune’s fore­ rnntrihutiiig a valuable runnecting Tine*, bcttCI IiiiiI ling* and ccitain n will ever ha v c 'iis beautiful link* us reference to the Tuber! ease, cum- man, Mr. Itimlsley. The whole link in the through routo between «*atricti mi* will Ml•t only 1* •if iH'tiHit till* Sanford course, few * Intis in. the inemlatory of the position of the composing room force nf the Tribune Polk nnd Palm Bench county. ’to tin present gclicrat mil I'l't to f II ► , la ii have n beautiful nVntigt- grove Florida press. crowded mound the make up table Some interesting details, of the 'fid e ^oticrat inns as wi ll. Those Dakota ufieialtt have neecss and watching like *q many expert in iroiuirctiim < will) the d u b , few d u b * Connor* project are obtained from the to elipping bureaus, They know exhave Hie liume like a p p earance of the critic : for a blunder, ratified the ver­ Palm Bench Post which suy'ii that, The City f ’oinmusimicu have d Sanford Country Club, th a t restful nrtly what the Florida newspapers dict. Which will douhtjess surprise rided to use asphalt on the streets feeling iInti goes with line 'old shade ate saying on Hie subject. They n good many Americans who dii not now the legislature has given ap­ proval, work will be carried on im­ included in tin* second series of pav­ tree*, lakes, flowers, tree* and shrubs, know too that Hu- newspaper* reflect know just whut being a country edi mediately. The Post says; ing contract*. We hope they have natural beauty assisted by tile hand the sentiment of the stutu. Tins be­ tor inenns. decided wisely in Hus niattei fm the of man to make a n ensemble of me ing true they are t-omlciiiiting the "T. M. Bryan, the contractor, ha* \* a matter of fact, if nny other people want good paving and paving tine's best in a milliner tha t is most guilty culprits in the case rather tlmn business involve a* varied a training |a,ren'ly ," ‘ l ,,n e*P®rlmonUl argmrnt thut will stand the lest of turn and pleasing I,, the «’ye of local residents tile good people of I'lorida. a* that of getting out a small town ' o fthc mad a few hundred feet Jong, travel. Asphalt may lie better than and nni tilts . Your Country ClubThere can la- no doubt hut Hint HU newspaper we don’t know w hy it is. near the twenty-mile bend, and hns hi irk but it ha* m-vur been, pi oven mere investment hu| as an investment per cent of Hie people o f Florida Becoming an expert printer i* hut all the nceeasyry -mud building ma­ lu this country but if* the asphalt i* •acre inverimciil hutns an investment' are opposed to the convict lease *ys one putt of n Inlmr thnt extends all chinery either on hand o r'en route. put down strictly according to test il is above |*n nnd you cannot tnhe tern nnd the whipping practice. The the way from running one’s own er­ With every confidence that the* legis­ and spccifh ulioti* it will Is- a good anything l»y Inking a large part in newspaper* register the w ill*of the rands to editoralizing about the stnte lature would endorse his pluns, Mr. priving. And we all know that City its futuic development and sucres*. people in till* matter. For n few or the nation, When-Mrs. Harding Monnors directed Mr. Ilryan to go Enginccr Fred William* and Ills as­ politicians who are mix job* ti* ptuy reached the Tribune mail room she nheud with preparations so that act­ sistant* intend to sec that I lie paving I'LORIDA M IN T PROTECT HER Hie ugly old iiiiiu u for Hiomo insidious remarked that * lie felt especially at ual construction could begin ns soon - Is absolutely ncuuling to speeificointerests who want to keep the lease home there, for that was tho pnrt of n* nn official O. K. was received from GAME AND FISH. tiom. system alive in some form,, to un­ "The Marion Star' 'that she had run. Tallahassee. There are several resources of dertake to work out nrniui plan con­ Thut i* typical too. Being a Ben "According to plans, the western Mnridu Hint formerly wore Imunliful, trary to tiie expresser will of de­ Franklin in America calls In the terminus of the road will be Okee­ if thnt term !*• permissible, but which cency mid humanity is carrying poli­ whole fumily, just an it lirinKi into chobee. It will run south along the WHEN U 0. HELL have been depleted to such an extent tical discretion to the breaking point. > i « y every sort of rrtbotrf" I n i nhy. ridgu. of the fust side o f Lake Okee(YO UR. REAL LIST IT Tiie iim sHgalioh* th l* 'nre being jdcul ability of theJ"o w iA r‘T»nd Tdt- chtftjoe to ( atml Point. A four-mile thu) tt |s very important thut sefioua W ITH ub. thought lie directed to conservation mild*) should I * tholbugh’ and state­ ‘ tor." 1« there a better education for spufc will collect Puhnke and Catail measures. Among Ihest- fast-going wide. -Thu ofldals of thu countiu* Ihe Presidency, wc wqndcrT-rNew Point., The main road will run east resources are Florida's forests, Flor­ and* the companies w here Hitsc ex­ York Tribune. from Canal Point along 1 the West W an t to Borrow ida's game mid Florida’s fish, especi­ cesses in punishment are practiced Palm Beueh canal, terminating at Some Money should be made to auffer the‘ con­ I'NCO.M.MERITALI7.KD RELIGION, the twenty-mile bend, where it con­ ally thu fresh water fish. For some time the Florida Game sequences. Nor should the by.play nects with Okeechobee road. The on Your Real Kutate? ~ r of Senator Knahh relieve him frum and Fish Protective Association, of bridge at twenty-mile'bend, .connect- ■ The Dr. McConnell revival service* g«e l)a------------- We Hove It which former County Solicitor R. K. or* thorough investigation. The state came to an end last night, fh !* city log the two linka, has already been j L Chanccy of Tampa is president, prison suiiervisur of i'lorida makes ha* enjoyed * month of. religious completed. has tieen active in the endeavor to a report in which he says that he ia meeting* which will leave their good "Where the Connors roads w ill' present the importance of gum* and of the opinio nthat Senior Knabb effect upon this community for oomc bridge t[ie St. Lucl^cmnal, which hi [ AGENTS fish conservation and protection, and who employe* convict labor in his time. It hat been u month during approximately 200 feet wide, has noti it is the hope of ccvry true sportsman camp is running a "human slaugh­ which thouaand* were brought nearer been announced, but presumably a H E A L E ST A T E that the legislature will he able to te r house." This should lie investi­ to their Upd, and hundreds who have bridge will be constructed near the Firs, Cutilly, Auto lu irin tt provide a more stringent and agree­ gated by impartial men, and if found been without the fold have ' been lake shore. This is the chief body M W. Pint BL, SANFORD, FLA able law that will at least check the true, the senator should be expelled brought within ‘ it—and you know of water which will have to be cross­ destruction of both gsmo^and fish. from office ami should he intide an- what the Good Hook * a u about the ed, although the road will al*o cross Tr.'f -JKA •* ■**wair - ^ T?,, . ***■ •la Month. FROM. OTHER SANCTUMS ru Mr A N INDEX ♦i T O CHARACTER There could be no better Index to char­ acter than'a savings pass-book. » Maxwell & Britt » 1 i This‘will serve yon, well at all times and under all .circumstances. ' . .......................A W J f 4 ■■■■■■I Joy tip there cruet bne sirtnAr doW_ penneo, compared to the nln^ty-nthd, who heed it noL-' TYhat great rejoic­ ing there must have been wjthin the pearly realm! ' The part o f this revival which, ap-' peals to us -fhoat— that whi^h sftparntes it froiti the too ofteh commer­ cialized effort to'Christian^!? eouls-1Ih the manner in which Dr. JkfeCbnncll came to* Orlando In the interest o f hi scalllng , never, asking for a penny's guarantee that he might bo rewarded materially f 6r the. spiritual benefit which would result from his wonderful sermons. * THE PEOPLES BANK, of Sanford ‘Is ready and anxious to help you to help yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation.______________ _ PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD • 1 Sanford, Florida •* - tW .W p s t Palm .Bench cnnnl near It may not otJcur to the average resident of Polk county that the com­ Canal Point “ Mr. Connors recently took an op­ pletion o f the Connors highway bat tion on n large acreage in and about the slightest bearing on the welfare Okeechobee, posting n check for of Polk. But it surely has bcrnuie $50,000 to hold the option, atid mnk- it will open up a direct, through route Ing his purchase o f that land /contin­ to West Palm Beach that will bring gent upon legislative approval o f tho to the Sccnlt; Highlands of Florida highway project. The expectation is thousands of motorists ‘ ■whb would now thnt Mr. Connors will take up otherwise never know anything about this option nnd go-ahead with his the beauties nhd, ^sources of this plans for the development o f Okee­ particular section oi Florida. When this. road is completed, it will w< 11 chobee, — ■ “ Mr. Bryan’s contract calls for pay tho Scenic Highlands Hoard of completion o f the highway by Decem­ Trado nnd the commercial organizaber 1 of this year. Mr. Connors has think of all the towns nnd ' cities offered him a bonus o f $100,000 If throughout this territory, to make a the work in done by that date. The liberal use of pointers’ ink in tho total cost of building the ronil has i newspapers published in West Palm Beach and Miami. T]cH the visitors been estimated at $1,000,000." Thd schedule of tolls proposed to be In thor.c delightful serdst thnt when they nre tired of the serf bathing charged is as follows: For each pedestrian or bicyclist, and other attractions, they can find one cent per mile; for e^ch vehicle a complete change of scene nnd en­ drawn l*y- one horse yvith one passen­ vironment among the hills and lakes ger, one cent per mile; for each ve­ o f South Central Florida. Then watch hicle drhwu by two horses with two tehm come!— lakeland Star-Tele­ passengers, two cents nor mile; for gram, ----------- o----------each additional passenger, ono-half cet per mile; for each one-seated NOTICE TO A L L CONCERNED Tho Sanford Carpenters' Local JiM passenger automobile and driver, three cents .per mile; for each addi­ contemplates a rniso In scale to T.'tc tional passenger ,onc cent per mile; per hour, taking effect May 15, P-'2:i. 2'Jl-2Gtp for each two or more seated4 auto­ mobile and .driver, four cents per MeKinnon-Mnrkwood Company will mile; for each additional pussengor, carry a complete .line of. Ixdcruuu n ’ 12-tfc rubber-tired power road ttuck (tnd Socks. driver, four cents per ton mile; weight Rogers Silverware Coupons given of truck and lond; fnr .each loose driven horse, cow, hog or other do­ with every 25c cash purchase at the 2H-2tc mestic animal toue-half cent per niile. Popular Market. IISSEICROmBIIIIEBBananSlIEBUBRIEIDIIIIRIRIBlIllinil ■ I In New Location! We have moved oiu* offices to the sec­ ond floor of the new Puleston-Bruma• •• Icy Building' •• •• DIt. R A L P H S T E V E N S , DR. S. P U L E S T O N DR. J. N . T O L A R D R . H. H. M cC A S L IN ■ m r ■ ■ ■ ■ uMiaaagaRiHBRiRiaHHHHDaaiinRHBBiiBBaiiitRiBBRHHHaRiHRiaBaRiHHaa- Well Known Hair Expert Here Again for 10 Days Only •4 Beginning Thursday, May 3 IIETH PALM ROWLEY iH rfiakinR her second visit in our city and will he remember­ ed by most of the ladies of Sanford. Her hobby is matching dif­ ficult shaded of hair.* Having had thirteen years’ experience she understands ; her art perfectly. * ; Mrs. Rowley will be pleased to meet her old customers as well as to (nake new ones. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAIR GOODS ON DISPLAY AND FOR SALE .* LADIES’ COMBINGS MADE TO,ORDER w e l l �tfqiice o f Application fa r itTa* ,I)frd ty.,Florida, to-wit; NW'. 1/4 o f'N W . Under Section 575 of the General f 1 4 ..See. J8, ,Twp. ,21 ,S„ Rango 29 Statute* of the State o f Florida Fast. -10 acres. The sail] land being NoUt-e is <hereby-given that Mr*. nrsessed at the dale- o f the issuance Stella Cowley, purchaser of Tux Cer­ o f such certificate in the name hf A. tificate No. 29, dateij the 6th day of T. Cowley. Unless said certificate July, A . D. 1914, has filed said certi­ shall be redeemed- a^ordlng to law ficate in my officej_and has made ap- Tax Deed will issue thereon on the plication fo r Tax Deed to issue in ac­ HfsfUay fcf May, A . W l V S l ' --------cordance vWitfi law. Said certificate WITNESS, my official signature embraces the following described and-aeal_thia-thc_2ith day-of April properly situated in Seminole Courj- A. D. 1923. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, , ■ Clerk Circuit Court, if*f».iAu* t*tf*f v Seminole County, Fla. By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. /BUILDING M ATERIAL \ D e rra C o ffa / S A N F O ftti GRAMMAR SCHOOL Bob Fitzsimmons May Hava Baaa Wrono In Judgmant Concorrtlng "Garneries*" of Hi* Con. ' ’ Mi m Dimes Make Dollars The best story observed In print lot '■ soraie time Is told by Joe Vila in tb« if; Sun about young Itoliert Fitzsimmons * and Dollars make Riches, it’s all Voting U tx is considerably bigger and (■ strong-Vtlmn Ills fnlbcr oyer wu*. lie I■ in a systematic saving of a cer­ Fifth GriflBJ Is quick with his -bund*-and with Ids-13 tain sum weekly. Jamcn Higgins, W jlbrd RarclIfT, henjl, be know* the science of ttrr-**— Ilernico 'Allen, Eugene Turner, Mar- prime. Rut It seems he can't aland up In ;J garct Giles, Clifford .#Rced, Dorothy and take It. Mr. Vila continues: 52 weeks of saving at Our Sav­ Ten years ago Old Fit* Introduced >■ Gore, U. F. Coiluni, Margaret ings Department will put you far Hirschi, A lb e rt.Myers, Marjorie Has­ Young FHx lo n purly of friends at the jj former c|.nmplou‘H New Jeryey bourn ■ ahead of 52 weeks of spending. kins, Mike Rankin, Junitn McMullen, *I'Ik.. r.i 1). .1* Hill1.in lliti ..ln.-.ia 11li til. I Ttie father )>llt on I Ilf gloves with bl* uth 'fcobk, Kntheripc Schlrnrd, Lois son limj J\ip Intle.r surprised the yts-Notice 'nf Application ?fOt* Tax Deed drrgtt, | Katherine Powell, Juanita Hors* tlaskllng exhibition of I f you’d have riches, deposit Under HeTtloH 375 o f the*General ’ebb, Phyll* Smith, Frances Foster, nclctiijo. Statute* Of thd 8tnH> of Florida steadily here. * '; / fttuothy Thurston, Beatrice Rledsoe, "He*« very Vlevcr. nlnT heV reNotice Is hctiiby" given 'that F. L. DbYoUw Toriay, ^Dorothy Haynes, marked *>ld Fltx during n short rest. Woodruff, purchaser of Tax Ccrtifl. Elinor Tyner, Carmen Guthrie, Flos­ I "Well, now 111 show -you something!’’ f n to 7C»:'4(JU, doled the 6U m 5jr& T sie VickoryT Elltgbctn \TTfiKTdffitCTlCi-------Rewiwelag <!(« -lilt,-1 6 .1-J-'IU JOldiJull June, A. D. 1911, has filed said certi­ Lou iso Tanner, John Terwillegor, ly biHik ul bis right to Young ’FIttV ficate in yty office and has made ap­ Minnie Hardy, Minnie ness Echols, eldn with terrific force. Voting Fit*, plication fo r Tax Deed to issue 1n ac­ Vcrno Dieter, Vernon Priest, Douglas staggering, pulled olT his glove* and threw them on the floor, iis he walked cordance with law. Said certificate Echols. . . _ , __ hurriedly out of the burn. ’* embraces the following described Sixth Grade. •He can hox wel 1,7 said the niu’lcnt property situated in Seminole County, Marinica Zchiovonn, Alice Vlblen. domlslinuin, "hut ho can’t take o A COMMUNITY BUILDER Florida, to-wit: Beg. 39.82 chs. N. &. Lctal Rivers, Gnthleen Line, Viola inmi-li. lie ain’t game I” 35.64 chs. W. o f SE. cc, Sec, 2, Twp “ I ^topped heeniue 1 didn’ t want to Hickson, Estelle Collins, Ruby Booth, lose my temper," explained the kid ul £ r r roPSTBn, rmiifitt 20 S., Range .’It) E., run ft. 1.82 chs. & > . w h it n u r , c*»u#r . Jj Lillie Cnrraway, Jnck Sneed, Dick the dinner table. "I didn’t care to slug W. 19 1.2 chs. N:i 18 chs. E. 12 chs. a iiiia iB iiiiD is a n iiiB C Q iiiB M in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii* Sneed, Edward Mitchell, Vernon the uh^gent!"—New York Times. S. 821 E. 8.34 chs. N. 12.71 chs. K Westfall, H. C. Waters, Alton Tal­ 1 1/2 chs. N . t r . 10’ E. 10.04 chs. E. bott, Ernest Culp, Horace JIminer, LIQUOR YAC H T IS It is possible, however, that the 73. chs. S 10 chs. W. 1 1/2 chs. S 20 Lulu Urquhatt. . long-dislanco dancer who wpnt crn*y Electric Irons chs. SWly to beg. 35 acres. The said Hbvcntb Grade. didn’ t have such’ a- long distance to Toasters ....... land being assessed at the date of thu Virginia Barber, Noirie Stone, Ru; ST. PETERSBURG, May 2*—Re-1 issuance of such certificate in the Curlers ........ tlolph Lloyd, Eleanttf Cnmcrcm, Helen ports that a yacht loaded with 20,000 nemo of ‘‘Sanford Water Works” . Jinklns, Jamea Stoinoff, Ueba Jones, cnees of llquor.viilucd nt approximate­ Also: Tax Certificate No. 2053, Georgia Calhoun, Mnrgmel Talbott, 9” Oscillating: Fan ly $800,000 was riding at anchor just dated the 5th day of June, A. D. 1894, Bernard Scblrard, Mary Earle. Beat­ outside the three mile limit off Clear-, has filed said certificate In my o ffic e 1 rice Howard. Clarice Lewis, Harriett water was brought here tonight by and bun made .'indication for Tax Rossettcb, Maggie Lynch, Pearl Rob­ king fish anglers. It was reported Deed to Issue in accordnnep with. law. I son, Opal Thomas, Parker Van Ness, that thu liquor from tho cruft was Said certificate embraces the follow­ Stephen Shinhnlscr* TOUR L EYES.Healt/iV Y t> ,/ / c£ T [fA / f€vcs ys 3 off civil for ?40 a rrato of 24 buttles. ing described property situated iu Eighth Grade. Sheriff W. S. Lindsey is making an Seminole County, Florida, to-wit; II they TiroiltciiTSm nrt, Burn Thelma Dobbins, Doyle llritl, Eliza'USE T H E BEST G A S O ­ effort to verify* the report. He i* Beg. 25.04 chs. W. and 29.82 chs. N. or Discharge, ii Sore', Irritated, betli Earle, Morris Benjnipin, Mae planning to frustrate any attempt r f SE, cor. See. 2,4’wp 20 8, Range 30 L IN E A N D InQaincd o r Granulated, u*e Godbcc, Algernon Speer, Ruth Grier, made to hi ing tho liquor into the F, Run N. 10 chs. W. 5 chs. S. 10 Murine . Soothes and Refreshes. Margaret Cowan, Mihlnil l.umley, “A U T O L IN E O IL ” chs. E. 5 chs. The said land being as­ Vera Dickerson, Lottie McNeill, Ruth country. Safe for Infant or A d u lt. A t aU sessed at the date of the issuance) of Henry, Elizabeth Shoemaker, Vir­ Druggists.^ _ , Correct this soatoncu: “ Ho held of­ Bitch certificate in the nniup of ‘‘ ExWriu/tt Fm £u* Q*»k ^ ginia Jinkinn, Junitn Sloan, Beth fice for eight yours and retired to M UK1NC CO .. 9 E»,i Ohl* 5tr*««, C K k * *- , Loosing, Hazel Silleek. Camilla 105 Palmetto Avo.--------Phono 481-J private life without a sigh of regret." Also: Tux Certificate No. 1503, PiilMlon, Evelyn Tnyloe, Rebecca dated tho 2nd day of Juno, A. D. lsyi), Stevens, Lory no Vickery, Louiru has filed said certificate in my office Thrasher Tlieo Vickery. Elizabeth and has made application for Tax Whitner, F.ntfry Andrews, Paulim: Deed to issue in accordance with law. Wullnce, Ernest Bcllizio, William l>uSaid certificate embraces the follow­ Hosc, John Cameron, James Sands, ing described property situated in Vurnard Shaeffor. Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. 19.82 chs. N. and 20,64 chs. W. of SE. cor. Sec. 2, Twp. 20 S, Range 30 E. LIGHT ON ANCIENT HISTORV Run N. 10 chs. W. 10 chs. S. 10 chs, E. BJ chs. 10 acres. The aAld land be­ Discoveries' Made in Old Tombs In Syrhs Reveal Important Fact Not ing ussORsed n f the date of the is*uHJtharto Known. ur.ee of such certificate in the iiurnc of Mrs. N. G. Foster. • Two tomb* nhout l.mirt years old Also: . Tax Certificate No. 1692, have been dlWchVeniM at Ityfiltis, Syria, dated lfie 'Hh ’day o f .lime, A.‘ by the'1oxenvntldris tiring curried on bus filed said certificate in my office under the direction of General llourand has made application for Tux iiml. the I'rrhcb lilgll eomiaUsloner, ac­ Deed to issue in accordance with law. cording to the Paris correspondent to Said certificate embraces the follow­ The London Times. The age I* established by the dis­ ing described property situated in covery In ono of them of a harpy; a Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: curved sword with a ’ gold h|in;Uc; a Beg. 11.80 chs, W. and 29 chs. S- o f seat of gold on which Is engraved th« N. K. cor. Sec. 2, Twp 20 H, Range 30 Egyptian sparrow-hawk; a gold senruE, Run S. 6.1 I chs. S, 45 deg. W. 8.17 hueus ring beautifully curved, and u chs. N. I I .‘.*2 chs, E. 6.78 clis. to beg* halm hox of obsidian, mounted in gold 5 acres. The said land being assessed and hearing the name of Phuruoli \VK CLONK A T NOON— W K UNHCR S E L L A L L C O M PE TITIO N — STU D Y TH E SE nt the date of the issuance o f such cer­ Ameiiemliat of the twelfth dynasty PRICKS, S A V E S YOU M ONEY Tlds Is stated to lie tin* oldest Inscrip­ tificate in the name of "Titus Hurt". tion discovered In Syria, amt proves Unless said certificaty shall he re­ that roiiiineri'lal relations between deemed according to law Tax Deed Syria, Greece and Egypt-were already will issue thereon on the 31st day of active 2,(>UU years before our era. Tho THURSDAY ONLY first recorded conquest of Syria by May, A. 1>. 1923. W ITNESS my o ffrln l signature Egypt was made my Tho tines I (Tethand seal this tie- 21th day of April, A. mosls) of the eighteenth dynasty dur­ ing tho Sixteenth ecnlury, it. C. • D. 1923. Popularity of Rubbsr Heels. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Sixty per cent of the el me* niuuuClerk Circuit Court, fitV't tired In. thu- Called Stales today Seminole County, Fla. are say to ho equipped with rubber By: A. M. \*EKKS, D. C. heels. Shoes for men ure more often •1.26; 5-2-9-16-23-30 equipped with rubber heels than-shout fur women. It Is estimated that 75 Wealth may he n disease, as Mr. per cent of the rubber tu-els tiisnu'Bryan say*. We know a man who fnctured me for men. Thu United EVERY EGG GUARANTEED Slates census of muuufucturcs of took it and was confined fur three 1020, covering prodilctlun during 1UIU, years! showed that 275,357,200 pair* of 5 Hill Lumber Co, Phone 130, Sanford Keeps -I Cookstoves Clean Gns-bumcro, oil-burners, top-grates, racks, drip-pans, etc., last a lot longer and give better ’servico when kept clean and sweet with RED SEAL Lye.' THAT I S ! WHAT m Fo l k s s a y a b o u t OUR. Br e a d . • * Absolutely tho easiest and most effective way ofcleaning* -V i ‘ W rite for descriptive booklet of household uses. Tho folks whosg apeptites and di­ gestions hnyc Irccomc ncqunintod with our bread say “ ft's groat!” It’s the threo-limoH-n-day L hkI that hits their pnlnto just right. Our padry is a fit companion for tho finest meal. Full directions in each can. Be 3urc and #— ----- _ bu y only genuine S e a l Lyo. P. C. T(.cion & Co. riubfctkn. r..^__- You ijiu 4tow buy utul pay for a Ford car, out t|f your tly caniitiBs on the Ford Weekly Pui'chuno Plan. Thiiu.santls of families arc taking advantage of Jhis new way to buy h Ford and will .sivm be driving their own cars, enjoying all tile benefits and udvanlages of motor transpor­ tation. The Ford Weekly Purchn.sc Plan is amazingly simple. You can enroll with an initial fmymcnl as low jfs five dollars each week. You add to your first payment as much or as little as you feel you can afford. 1 Tiiis money is placed in the bank and draws interest. In a short timo your deposits, plus the intercut paid by the hunk, will bo sufficient to obtain delivery of the car. Start today and before you realize it’you will be driving your own FYWd Car. SEE ANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Tho following banks are acting as depositories for pay­ ments, nmdc in connection with the Ford Weekly Purchase plun: • ■ , SEMINOLE COUNTY'BANK PEOPIiES BANK OF SANFORD Z *, V . 3- Y)Uft F. P. RINES LIBBY’S MIXED PICKLES, LB.... WILSON’S CERTIFIED OLEO, LB. lenflier hoots nial shoes were iiinnilIt frequently happens that those ffletured by 1,449 cstahllslitmmts. This who know tho most about “ good tnun- tvas exclusive of slippers and fiber ami nerV' know the Icuitt nhout kind­ oilier footwear not of leather. During the same pyrlud the production of rub­ ness. ber heels 'reached 138,408,709 pairs, and 9,777,085 juitrs of rubbers and Tho Herald delivered six time* a composition fiber sole* were manu­ factured. week for 15c. * ■:i‘ .* ■« BANK OF MOUNT DORA 11 r ii ■■■[■ !(«■ V IT’S P U R E That’s W hy It’s -eirt?* i la * i'^ p jT h T 'a rii*. VO-1 • •- lift «1 ", derff are romibg Id if it were not-that we kept prepared to render .real «ervice we could not handle them. PHONE U S WK D E L IV E R Our Fruit Counter is Abound with Loin of Good Thlugtf to Eat. make friends ami wo doiiver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if ybu do not drink p i e r Water now—you will, *i ^ . aftey one trial - £ Come to e us— Let’s PIGGLY-WIGGLY ' wr ' •' m a n t r a 15c 30c NONE BETTER ' B A N K OF OVIEDO ‘ mg 1! 24 Pound Sack of Flour to the Person Buying the Largest Bill Thurs­ day Morning W I L L E N R O L L Y O U IN T H E FIRST N ATIO N AL HAI4K f e ^ ’SSSKSl ♦J*♦♦♦^ A L L OVER THE WORLD *1**1* ♦♦♦ • ♦$»♦’* t■ * «c* ^ �GOLF B O W L IN G T E N N IS e .. B O X IN G BASEBALL ^ FOOT B A L L BASKET B A L L T R A P SH O O TING Those who missed a "Glim the Moon" missed a good show And the big feature tonight is Wes­ ley (V’ reckles) Jlnrry in "Hags to niches’* It's n Warner production nnd bummer. a The boy with tho million dollars worth o f freckles is set'll hi tho great­ est role of his career. The picture Is packed with action thrilling scenes nnd stirring adven­ tures. And the honor guesla tonlgl^ will 1h> Mr .and Mrtt.\L P. Hall nqd son. He there tonight J. P. wilii the family ns Osborne will be looking for you. Anil Freckles will hold the boards again tomorrow night. Friday and Saturday—"M y Ameri­ can Wife* with Glorious Gloria Swan* son and Antonio Moreno. Don't miss Tho Daily Herald, Ific per week, CORRECTED M AY I, 132.1 South Hound Depnrts Arrive HI......... 2:80 n.m 2:10 n.m. H:-H) n.m. I 2:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Norlhlmtind Arrive . 1:48 run. 11:15 n.m, 1:42 p.m, 10:0(1 p.m « tl) Iniiislnled hy the ollli-hil short hand reporter ot the court In which Ihe will wus uttered for pruhaln at Dr^skfast. III.-—Rudolph .Iiooloi, n farm er llxlng n ear here, felt ii sharp j>nIn In Ids thloiit while e a ting break­ fast. / l o went lo II pllysleiall, who I'e moved a large needle from Ids throat. Ilpw the needle got In Ids food Is a mystery. Ato Needlr Sterling, Government advises a new i milderfell $1II0 hill is being eircuateil. Can* iud Imtjier us. We tidv'cr see a loll of that ealiher. Only ones likely to In- otter ted are retail bootleggers, who take their payments in the dark. I* iwssrnliwt K. th,- J |'fr |^UnlJtH,» <’leVidniid Ready fortlao-Bvttor Ihnn Trnpe 5 six. Lot, re ir.(If tan, fl • '* * •OLD I V I R Y W H I R I New York Detroit Philadelphia Host on ’ St. Louis Washington Chicago Autoline Oil Will Positively Stop the Sh a t t e r in g *•* -II" * ,M m Diamond Tires C ,1 Those who live by the sword shull be t>ored to death by the inemolrAT" A pipe seems chenjier tlinn cigar* ets, but think of the extra years you will live tu nittuke. i MrKinnutt*MarkwVtod Company- will open thel^- naw dotldp^ store soon :t| the Ilrumley-Puleston building. 12-tfc ; Accessories Replacement Parts T h a t ’s p u ttin g it. — //.I*i .. -pi| in your . wo 5 on 5 -it’s the best cigarette ever 1 New York Chicago Huston Cincinnati Pittsburg Philadelphia St. Louis Ilrouklyn RELIEVED WHOOPING COUGH "M y little child had' Whooping Cough,” writes James Null, Connersville, Indiana, "and Foley's Honey and Tar gave her relief. I f my children (out rart tv cough dr cold I give them Foley’s Honey and Tar and ulwuys get good result*" For quieg relief from Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest and Bronchial trouble use Fol­ ey's Honey and Tar, the largest sell­ ing cough medicine in the world. No op^ttjs. Rpfuse substitutes. Bold dvefywH»Yfs'—Xdv. '* - • •**' !■ with i straigh t . ritrnnlwiui hio’i unit** UriMi in ifiir l** Mil IIh**** |*»aH Ih Ihiuiili nr itiii i nni i H iitki S Chicago 1. Cincinnati I. Boston 12, Philadelphia 10. Ilrouklyn 11, New York 4. Pittsburg 0, St. laiuis 2. IH)W THEY STAND Florida Stale League Won Lb Orlando Tu nt pa Lakeland St. I'elel'slnir Hrndentown Daytona ■ our office and business to the £ m -tm m so n Motor Co. at,the ■ 3t\Strefet and will Continue to [ t^andfiends. J Y E K T E U D A Y 'S It E S D I -T S N atio n al Leag ue t?r <1 * kluu* ill**. Walt Ilnjtfa. A nl». Kul • mil *> They May ' Ba 'Divided Into Three " Classes^ Which Are Bristle, Hair, ■ and FJbcK •■ > There nrc two classes o f brushes, a those with hacks oml tln w with* J out. Tlic*e ronio In bristle, In hnlrimd la In flher. It Is flbor and bristles tbnt jj] Cornwall Puts LESSUIUMONIESS IN COUNTRY r.re of special Interest In discussing fl lionseliold needs. t :" The hncAless brush tins the ad­ LA K E LA N D HEATS TA M PA 8 TO G vantage- of being usable In nny posi­ TO O U R F R IE N D S A N D CUSTOMERS J. P. H. C-ornwall of Daytona and LAK E LAN D , Mny 2,—Gulley 5ind* tion unit thereby being nt least twice Portsmouth, N. II., han purchaned ed in the 4th, netting a new Florida ns long-lived ns the brush whose only $20,000 worth of the bond* o f the State Lu jp te record for consecutive W e have moyed ri rlty of 120,(WO working surface Is one side. Tlieso Daytona Golf and Country club, and hitUngJn 20 game*,, Lakeland even­ tnAHneiotntijb'rooiJa nnd the rry/hliiRle s o ilin ’ - Salesrooms jthin large investment In the club’* ed thcTMflefc, dffa^tlivf Tampa 8 t » dVibr. lawyoW LwlVi£^iArr£’_fbert or fabric (btopaM securities means that the money in g w-|ih the rich ^tb/sA/jylnfiied In as,to tnnf&a rotttng3 ^ foot of East Firi now; available! lo fiut the course Into Tampa lriijitrr nnd ttii *f,- L/ftAld alwtwrrtfc imposslblllljr. jr ^ * e t brushes In every -departjuup,i VK the bent possible shape. l.nkelani Iw'us'p ilf^: toilet, tinth, puntry, Iiufp• Mr. Cornwall In an cnthuniantlc Vry. ymtjfes, kitchen, halls anil walls. nnl—eighties* golfer and n shrewd bunlhenn man Tho Hussion jmn;^gives thphost liome- ---- ------------------- ^^.aafency’for-thc-COLE A BR<) nakings of Ji at. Tidr^'mTd'flie wild boar gives tlio most nnd h/s Investment jwus mnde only E IG H T A U T O M O B IL E S in connection SUCIl n cltyi i There are Innre Ilian ll£b^ and host bristles. The test ’ for the nTier ~dur"iw:\idrnition of Ore nonets 000 ‘ totnUy blind people-InJliiyl'niml, S our G R A Y M O TO R C A R A G E N C Y and’ bristle ’Is that It will not lire*k If of thu course \nd the ronntnntly in­ "Stales,' nnd «inn7 tlairs that number hunt bnek nnd wll* spring Into plane creasing Vqlue ofs(he real estate. He partly blind. Tlie trrriblo pnrt of It again. The hnlr nnd bristle when ■ are in* position to give the best of service 1* tbnt more tbnn 57 per rent of blind­ burned give o Yhhmrterlstlc hnlr odor. 3 CO LE EIG H TS A N D G R A Y M OTOR CARS. ness In classed nn preventable, a largo The liber tirnsli, though n cheaper portion being the result of eyestrain. brush, Is ndnpted to things for which Phones— Office, 558-L-1-; Residence 83-L-2 It Is encouraging to note, however, the bristle brush Is not adapted. Tho Hint blindness In America has de­ fiber makes n gu«d svruhUlng brush, creased more than 20 per cent since but the bristle would not be sllff glosses hove become more eominon. enough. Many fibers arc made t*> lodk Every other country linn a far greater like bristle, hut the bristle teat will pvrrentnjte of blini!m>te<, mu', they show save you frnm a rash purettgse. The t yearly Increase. Three of.every ten brlsile brush Is expensive and no Is Amcrtcunx wear glasses, StatistIrs the brush of camel or badger hair prove that seven of ditch ten have , from which painting nnd shaving ORLANDO TAKES ANOTHER nro mnde. LOST COUPLE NEAR. DEATH ORLANDO, Mny 2.— The wide enough eyentrnl/i 0* warrant the wear- , brushes . Radium From Bohemia. Inir of ror/ecUrig lenses. When we curves o f Atwood Palmer, which nev- realize the relntlon of good vision to Govcniment-Qwnod mines at Jnchy* Man and Wife Found In the Mourn er broke better or more consistently, health and happiness, it Is.hnrd to un- mav, Ilohrinlit, tire turning out. ura­ taint in Britieh Columbia smooth Imse running and opportune lerstnnd why so muny people neglect nium ore, rich In radium, nnd (he Almost Starved. hitting conspired against Roy Thom- Ihelr eyes until they are permanently known supply Is said to Ire suillclent I'rlmsi Rupert, IS. C.—Joist In the us nnd the Hrndentown Growers at Injured. In’ the first draft of Amorl* for 2t) years nt thn present rate of (COLE A E R O E IG H T — G R A Y MOTOR-CARS mounlnliis, Peter HlnfTurd uud hls'wlfe Tinker Field yesterday and gave tho mn soldiers In 1017 laid sight caused production; In addition, there are three largo mines not yet prospected ■eurly three times iib ninny rejections were funml recently In the last stuge Bulldogs their second straight victory ns to depth. Throe facts arc given Foot of East First Street-------r-Sanford, Fla. of sliirvMlnn hy two constables on the over the Growers by the hi-ore o f four as nny other physical defect. At/llie out by the Sclent lllc American/ Two Iltno o f the draft 2.Mn,70d men were Kuyer river, *12 miles from fikeenn to one. The ito rt by innings: examined nnd 21.08 per rent were re- grnms o f radium a year are now be­ Mills. Thu couple hud not entcii real Hrndentown ............. « 0k 000 Q00— 1 JertctI because of grossly defective ing produced nnd net profits to the food for 20 days, the only thing that When n firm o f World. real estate opera­ Czechoslovak republic for the pant year kept them alive being soup made by Orlando .................... 100 002 01 x— f vision.—Illustrated were about 3,5Q0,00O crowns. The ra­ boiling strips of old heaver skin. Staf­ tors recently requested a neighbor­ dium Is selling today nt 10,000,000 ford's condition ws* pitiful, us he hail SI00.000 OFFERED FOR P IN K LLI ing community to forward a photo of crowns per gram, a crown being nowbeen Buffering from tuberculosis for C IN C IN N A TI, Mny 2.— The Cincin­ worth about 1.1H rents. While pro­ some months. How he was able to nati Tlmes-Star says that the lip wus the most attractive place therein for duction In the JLTdted States Is greater survive the terrllle experience la a out, and was backed hy the word from publication they received a picture of In quantity, the .Tnchymnv ores are mystery to physicians. reputed to he richer la quality. llrohklyn, that Charles Khctts, presi­ the local cemetery hy return mail. HtufTord uml his wife were discov­ dent of the Hrooklyn Nationals, had ered In a small lent pitched under a Mg tree. The man, too weak to move, made u straight offer yesterday after­ wvi placed In n cnnno-niul the woman noon of $100,000 for Ralph "Babe" was assisted along thn shore unlit a Pinelli, third baseman of the Cincinpoint 22 miles from the railway was nnth.Reds. According to tho story reached. Here they were left with published by the Times-Star, the of­ friends with enough food to lust six i fer was mnde after the Cincinnati weeks nnd a store of medicine w u i: Club had refused nu offer of Leon sent In. (’ adore, pitcher, for Walter Kimmick, iiifichlcr. SHORTHAND WILL IS VALID August Hermann, president of the Cincinnati club, said to the Associat­ Unusual Method of Devising Largs ed Press that he had not received Estate Is Approved by such a proposition for Pinelli. English Court. Lntulmi,—A will written In short­ hand on n telegraph blank has been admitted to prnhulo in solemn form, its validity upheld hy (he I'rohatu court of England. It wars’written by r’lmrli* H. Orrln, n commercial trav­ eler, who adopted phonetic writing af the quickest tiles ns of expressing his wishes regarding the disposition of Ills large estate when Informed hy the doc­ tors tlint he luid only a few hours to live. The tdrungritpldr eluirueiers were su pel fcetl.v executed thill they were read- Oviedo Hrnnrh A rrive 7:45 p in. BRUSHESiuFQRt HOUSEHOLD|^ i i ^ a n a a * « n a N a i a a i n a i a a H N * * K H 4 k n g a p i r a M knna*Ha } £ �11 R a is in g the Faitllly* # 11iv -\.~ +Jl ' ~~ * -T];.*" A ~ »~ fcity fciroW arrlvos for a foWwooKs at the H aw kins h o m o !' StSTfcC* S E W r TO.OM W E C IT Y TO 0 6 P jaO W OH 0 S .9 O P . A, , rv x jp tfx u i g g k s \S v a e p .^ * S o VOOBE. T H E I YO UNG F E LLE U . M Y S iS r E R . S e p t ! gx+*'~ rs\P sn er5 JUST ov\tsW£o VOOVH s^\D A L t ^ O O T H F U U - iV i TH S <?UTG U*u ^ C B U J * H V M 5 e .L P \ w e f\ r w e . v m i o ^ i and y o u 't v w D H e ^ ftoH M P * » | r / * \ ‘ r"? ^ j •ft ■ f . !• ■ f7:* *** *•**»•• Mfi d ic e &RQSOC P * * > * * Q g fc £ * So GP\lA. MG. DAC-tfOtMtT, t h p t ’f e u u s PURELY : CLASSIFIED. : ads : PROFKSIONAL : BUSINESS DIRECTORY^ fou can find th* nan* of rrrry lire Bualneu Man {in Sanford In thla Column ■ach day. Card* o f Sanford*a Repot* A la Prufeaaional Men, oaeh ., o f whom. In hi* ehoaen pro* faaaion the Ilerald recom­ mend*'to th* people. Ick Service Transfer George A . DeCottes INFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS . FRED Mi Classified Ada lc a word. No Mi Ad taken for less than 25c. *a And positively no Classified ^ Ada charged to anyone. Cash Mi must accompany all orders. * » Count the worda and remit Ml arordingly. M M M M i a M h i i a M i ha Ml ha hh Wa M Mi a _____ FOR S A L E FARMERS— You can gat eaed b «l Storage Facilities Attornoy-nt-Law frnni"> and Irrigation pluga at th* pleaae you, tell other*; If not, Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfe Orer Seminole Cotyity Bank tell na. Phono 4»8' FDR SALE— Uoaier and tinya* paints SANFORD -:* -:* *:• FLORIDA ant) varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc R. W IL S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W V. C. COOLER, Prop. FOk SALE—ithuiiu island eggs Tor setting, l 6 eggs for $1.00. Mrs, Ellsworth, Bcurdnll Avenue, San­ ford. ' 83-tfp First National Rank Duildlnf SANFORD FLORIDA F o r sAbfc— Fine strawberries for preserving or table use, 15u quart. City orders of five quurts or more de­ [ACTOR and BUILDER ELTO N J. M O U G H T O N livered.— L. H. Jones, Bcnrdull Ave­ ommerrial Street—Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT nue. Phone 3303. 22-tfc 1 §• |ncral Shop and Mill Work W. H ER ND O N Room 7, Miller Bldg. IAN FORD -t*:• FLORIDA INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE— Lot with (1 room bunga­ low, corner of Myrtle Ave. and 13th street. Apply to Frank Brinson. 2.r.-<Hp FOR SALE—800 lb. McCray Refrig­ erator for grocery or restaurant, I re ------- AUTO--------BONDS like new. A smull counter show case, LAWYER *:—Court House also Favorite •l-hole ^ns range, cheap for cash. (Oil N. Kr Sanford Avenue. S. 0. Shinholser 27-3tp Designed‘ jA- JLVRG^IN ,,A gyee Examined Glaa -Roofing und house Contractor and Builder. ’ paints, '"i’ll mnko n price.— L: J. F Ifrenry McLatilin^ Jr., linker, corner <tb and Sanford Ave­ iFOIti) • FLORIDA O p t D. nue. . . 27-3tp Optleiaa-Optomctrlat FOR S A L E —Indian twin motorcycle, |. P. Connelly & Sons <12 Beat FireV Street Sanford, Fla. dirt cheap. Cash or terms. Urk’s IXshlUhrd ISON Repair Shop. 27-fitc n -R -A -i, id H E L L E M A IN E S r -n -T -A -T -a In m ln f U i |mpn><rd tnml Lots W . J. T H IG P E N Real Estate liia n t f t H a rflr llonds *• FIRE, LIFE. AUTO INSU RANCE l.unBa |nr» PruprM. Klimlnraa Chaarta Main Office Res. 205- i r . l s r i l IIR A I.T Y (’(IM I’ A N T prim i> i n v i > r v iK X T c o m p a n y -Phones- -OITtCf 271 DR. J. T. D E N T O N FOR SALE — Hodge Sedan, used very little, looks nml rt ns like new. Big bargain. Will take trade.— San Juan Garage Co. 2H-3tc For " HALE--Lot,Tit»x 117. w illf"cot­ tage and garage, I 113 Oak Ave, Ap­ ply to Jerry Griffith, Ford Garage. 2H-Gtc PHYSICIAN-SURGEON H ill KALiv—A UTOMOH1LKS One 1020 Ford roadster, self-start­ er. Light truck laxly A -l condition. fEW ART The Florist One PJ1N Ford touring nt a bargain. ItooniH 22R-22S Flower*------------- Floral Designs One Cole Aero 8, 7-pnBS. Sedan, used DU. It. M. M A S O N only na a demonstrator. Will *0*11.at iimual and Ornamental Plants 11E N TI8T a bargain. New Moloch Building M) rile Ave-----------Phone 260-W Phone fiCK-L-1. Terms If desired. Phone 201 Sanford, Florida GRAY MOTOR SALES 2lT-3tc Foot East 1st Sk. , NHORD M A C H IN E e is 101-a siuauutia Ave. Rooms 20G-207-20S Mcisch Building DR. G. S. S E L M A N COM PANY Practice limited to FOR R E N T pencrnl Machine and Boiler Diaesscs of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Works V FOR RENT—Two 5-rootn bungalows, Eyea Examined, Glasses Fitted one 0 room bungalow.—A, 1*. Con­ Cylinder Grinding Meisch Building nelly & Sons. 20-tfc Automobile Repairs room, 411 Furnished FOR RENT Acetylene Welding 27-fitp Park Avenue. June 62-----— Sanford. Florida FffintRNT Small cottage, J, MusW ANTED son. *7i*tp, "parntions arc already being |dr here to accommodate next sentourists. Taking a tip from the ► ‘ iccord tourist season, through L11, tlicy were unable to acrommoguests owing to lack at room, P igemwita of nine hotelh In We*t h i Bench plan to enlarge or imthelr buildings this mtmmcr. I •'IMI.OOO hostelry is going Up at Burn anil Rosemary, and a ■100. pi" lake front hotel i* planned by p»cw Jersey y ^yndieift^. |L4 ■enlist say* that violia-pUyini ,lr ‘ ' ’"h'. W ill, a l o t . f f it unhair-raising^—New ' York ncrican. W ANED— A chance to build your FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep­ new home before lumbcf gets any ing rooms, $20 per month, 314 East higher, Plana and estimates furnish­ Fifth Street.________________ J ^ tp ed.— Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc FOR *RENT— 1 nice apartment, all W ANTE D TO BUY— Asparagus /orb convenience* nnd well furnished, ■eed, for good clean stock will pay Catos* building, phone 181. * a good price. Address W. P. Newell 11-Wcd-Thr-tfe Co., Wholesale Fern Grower*, Apopka, H a. 279-tfc I T THIS OUT- rIT IS MONBYfe et out thla alip, enclose with Be 1 mail it to Foley A Co., 28*5 3befIld Ave., Chicago, III., writing your '»-• end address clearly. You will rive in return a trial package con­ ning Foley's Honey and Tar Coro'qd for coughs, cold* and croup; ^iey Kidney Pills for pains In aides back; rheumatism, backache, kid* and bladder ailments; and Foley thartic Tablets, a wjioleaoma and roughly cleansing cathartic for -n pat ion, billouaneaa, beadachaa, 1 "lugglah bowels. Sold everyher*.—At|v, »*-<!. *>' \ KOOit A ^ D HOARD—Reasonable rate*, 122 Palmetto Ave. 28-tfc-H ROOJCAND ^ d A k c P I S per,week, 600 Laurel Ave. 28-2tp TOST IIA V K ItUYKIt.S for farm, und land,. In Seminole county. Describe* and state price— Lake Mary Realty Com­ pany, Lake Mary, Fla. 25-tfc ANTED — Four or Hve room fumisbed cottage, close in, reasonable. Phowt *07, 28-3tp B S A R D A N D ROOM LOST—On Orlando road between Sil­ ver Lake and Sanford, Packard 37xB tltc and rim. Dease Inform E. T. Field, Field Auto Top Co. 24-tfc LOST—Atlantic Coast Line check payable to C. R. Duffin, conductor. Finder pleaae return to *03 ]E»st 4th street and get reWprd. ' ,*’ L 28-3tp ---------------1* A m s ------ T Miami Chamber of Commerce rdporta $26,000,000 ipent by touriata there thla season, with * f l 5,000,000 additional in purchasing property at that pla«e. Congratulations, Miami, Advertising pays. Japanese, Polish, Rose, Comb, SeaInjunctions Must ••Parxlntra." Cochin, Exhibition Game Ilantnm, In Hirm days of bonding companies Be Carried Out bright. nnd endrmous corporations tho old Miscellaneous Bnntom Fowls— An­ phrase, “ Ilia word was ns good ns ids W ASHINGTON, May 2.— Attorney Amrrtcan Association Is Arbiter, and dalusian, Aseel, Frizzle, German, Lan- bond,” linn a homely sound, nml little General Daugherty dcdnrefl tonight tales of long partnership with never Pay* No Ileed To • gahan, leghorn, Malay, Minorca, n hard and fnnt legal Instrument nam­ that the injunction proceedings in Nankin, Bumpless, Scotch Gray, Pedigree*. ing what Is hlit and what Is Ollier’s, Chlcngo ngninst lenders of railroad Silky, Spnnirh, Sultan, Yokohama, seem like old tales out of the past. shopmen who were on strike last year By SETfl Si. SHOEMAKER There urc certain disqualifications Hut the other dny when Ham Ilurrls "njust be carried to n final conclusion Director, Tbo School o f Agriculture, |that are common to n great majority and George M. Cohan dissolved their in order that universal strikes which International Correspondence of breeds and varieties that should seventeen-.! ear-old partnership, they interfere with transportation system Schools, Scranton, Pa. lie looked for when selecting breed­ ended a perlodi of agreement In their o fthe country shnll be a thing of the ers. Fowls that have these dis­ Joint producing business In which no past. contract ever existed, anil yet- tlielr The upo of the terms “ pure bred,” qualifications should be eliminated. business was one where more enn'■thoroughbred," etc. Is often confus­ Fowls having feathers or down 011 tnnkenui* hitches occur than In most. FIVE MEN NAMED AH LIK E LY ing <n the case of poultry because the lops, or between the toes when Smooth nre the seas when two men, FOR NEW J l’ DGHHU’ suejt terms, are applied with an en­ they should bo clenn should he dis­ each of whose word goes, do business tirely different mcahing than they carded ns this is taken to be an out­ together.—Christian Science Monitor, _________________ TALLA H A SSEE , May 2.—Specula­ are to other kinds.of live stock. In cropping of original crossings used tion centering around the appointthe ense of horses, entile, sheep, in establishing the breed. Unless n Caribou Swarm In Yukon, i mi,nt for ,he additional member of Tens of thousands of wild caribou .. , , . , , , , piyine, etc., only animals that are character ofthis kim^ is eliminated registered in crctnin herd books are from the breeders ns much as pos­ are reported to he swarming over the t,u* K,ll'ri’nu‘ ‘" Hrt in vUw ‘.’r Ii IIIh (iiroiiK)i tin* fMihtirha of PnwNtin. •Bfiftment of provision for n considered thoroughbred or pure­ sible It is likely thnt it will become Y. .T„ for a radius of 50 miles. T h e , sixth member, yesterday centered bred, regardless o f their genernl ap­ more pronounced with each genera­ great herd, which annually treks, around four num. fh ey were: Judge pearance or off their conformity to tion. through the district. Is now moving O. K. Kenvcs ,of Tampa, Glenn Ter­ type. ✓ Also, fowls that have combs with northward. I<nrge herds swimming rell, attorney for the Everglades In the case of poultry the terms 11 growth 01% the side, sometimes tho Yukon hove Interfered with the Drainage Board, Judge John S. Heard pure-bretl and thoroughbred are inure called n side sprig, should ini elim­ progress of steamers. The herd Is of Pensacola, nnd assistant Attorney so vast that the hunting by men, wom­ commonly applied to fowls that are inated, for the same reason. en and children, who have provided Genernl Dane*. standard bred. This means fowls that .The names of nil five of these men Also', fowls in varieties thnt the nearly every home with deer meat for nre bred to conform to Jho standard supposed to be white should be elim­ the winter, has made no noticeable had been submitted to tho Governor, of the American Poultryj Asooeintion. it is understood with their respective inated if they have any black or col­ effeel on it. The association takes great pains to friends active in their support. No ored feathers. draw up standards for all o f the prin­ Lost Souls. stnt-'ment has come from the execu­ There nre many other points to cipal breeds and varieties and any A splrlll-t tells us that people play tive offices, in fact he has not yet consider but these are the principal golf In 1he life hereafter. If they use . ... ,, fowls that conform to this standard, * (| (J ; signed the hill providing for the ex ones. tin* some language oldie pin; regardless of their pnrcntnge, nre that they do here, we llilnk we know tru member. There is no disposition eligible to competition and (lie tak­ The Philippine city of Iloilo is to In which division of Ihe bennifter the to believe that he will act otherwise ing of prizes in those classes. have electric lights anil a trolley line game Is played.—.lames .t. Montague. than favorably with it. however. The fact that this matter is not La planned. dearly understood is the cause of Love is the quality that persuades Fresh cream that will whip, fresh loss to 11 great many poultrymen ! m , ,, , A fter the fibres nre hound together cottage cheese nnd buttermilk from a the steogrnpher to marry the buss . .. cause they sometimes dispose of . . -* * "By broom makers a new„ .mac ft.) producers tL..t « * , *due * « .sews # * private dairy. Phone your orders to nnd work for him thereafter without (locks of good lha UBbd * 28-2tc! n salary. eni by foot power. • ’ • ’•••* ■ • ■ :2TA ‘ Popular Market. near the standard in order ito secure v reputed pure stock of high qublity. Breeding Develops I’oinfs. Thu average farmer is interested in the production of his stock more thn nin the securing of fancy points. By careful breeding for egg produc­ tion from various varieties it is more than likely that the distinctive fea­ tures of the variety will he developed in the fowls thMt nro retained. One thing thnt is confusing to the beginner is thnt nil 'of' Ihe varieties 0/ each breed nre ^ lint considered standard, that is, there is no place foe them uniopg the standards of the American Poultry Associutiqp. For example, there are six standard vari­ eties o f Plymouth Rocks nnd four non-standard varieties, There nro eight standard varieties of Wynnit pays to swim with the current of This in about two fffurk pluga. A t the dottes und five non-standard vari­ eties nnd so on down the list. The popular demand. moment they are lying on the miIch standards in vnrious shows for the "Our jo lt," said <>m‘ jobber, “ Is to mannger'H desk in the establishment of non-standard varieties will vary con­ supply markets, not create them. Let a large middle-western hardware Job­ siderably in different sections. In looking through the catalogs and the manufacturer make a market for ber. premium lists at fairs there is al­ his goods, nnd we will handle It," ways chance for confusion duo to tho One spark plug bears a name known fact that foods ore listed by closes wherever, automobiles are used, the and these classes are not as well Said another— "four salesmen carry known us the breeds‘ and varieties In other a name seldom heartl. a catalog with thousands of Hums in it. them. Tho following are (the princi­ pal classes mostly Iffcted according to They haven’t thu time to push unatlBoth, says the salca manager, are their geographical origin. The breed vertised goods. Their work is princi­ good plugs. On the score of quality is determined by the shape of the pally taking orders." body and the variety is usually based tlu;y run neck and neck. upon tho color of the plumage dr the shape o f tho comb. , "But," he addif, "we are discontinu­ If you go among these wholesalers to­ Classes of Fowls. ing thiH line"— nnd he holds up the plug Tho principal classes of fowl* are: day to introduce a new product in com­ American Fowls— Plymouth Rocks, of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ petition with merchandise nationally Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, Domi­ count on It is larger, too." advertised,' unless the articlo is excep­ nique, Java, Jersey Blue, Buckeye. % \ .V x-* Asiatic Fowls — Brahma, Cochin, tional, you will 'he mot everywhere by "What'a wrong with i l t Not a Langshan, , the injunction: "First go out and get Belgian Fowl#— Antwerp Brahma, thing. It's a good plug— mighty good Ardenne,.Brabant, Bruekel, Bruges, a reputation for .your goods through plug, but— no one knows about It. It Camptne, Flemish ,Hcrve, Hultcjen, advertising. Mali ties. >1: j ian't advertised— tho other one is. The * * x\ » F J t" Dutch Fiswla—Breda, Drente, Ham­ demand is ‘ for the advertised make. *. 1 / J t l i i I burg, DwI Benrdtd Dutch, Red Cap. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ Ami we’ve learned it pays to swim English "X3Bwla>-.Dorking, Orplng tact with dealers how thfey.valu^ speed ton, Scotch pumpy, Scotch Gray, Su with the tjUrrebt. ndt 'hgain^t it,,r * aex. of turnover, goods which move with a French J Fowl#— Crevecoeur, Hou' More apd more jobbers in every lino, minimum of effort, goods people know dan, La Fleschc, La Brease, Hour* of business are learning every day that ubout and ask for. bourg, Faverolle. Game Fowl*—Exhihtion Game, C f& nbh, or Indian Game, Malgy, Sunfa tra, Aseel, Old English. ‘ ^ German Fowls— Lakefeldar. Mediterranean Powli dulsian, foghorn, Minocrai, Stock Experts Rule On Pure Bred Fowls W ith the Current >vjuat what holy cause wit France be defendipg when Germany starts a State record for Jersey cow la held row to win the Ruhr back forty year# by a thoroughbred owned by H. S. fro irinow ? i'ennoTk, o f Jupiter, Flortda, which produced 4230 quarts of milk in the A good neighborhood is one where ’ i'olisJi Fowls— Eight varieties qa)y, you spend $40 a month for a house past year. Qucstion-J-If aevan rang* Miaceilaaeoiu Fowls * " 1* and th* other $60 to tickle your van­ sows produce one pint o f milk per day how many head would it take to Naked Nock, Rumples*, jiilky, I ity. equal tho value of Mr. Ponnock'a Yokohama, Torfca, or Wq ‘ tn r 1 A£ • ji BaataM Fowls -— Boot Jersey? Fo* quick results try a want* ad. 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FLORIDA, TUESDAY VOLUME IV. ,:i .n i " v Odd Felloes Will j HaVe Encantpment of Order Here JTAINED 'BY ATTORNEY G E N E R A L DAUGHERTY LAST SEPTEM BER the Casf 'Have Been Upheld and A n n o u n c em en t Caused A d v a n c e . Action TH A T W ILL HAVE OBJECT. IO N A H L f CLAUSE CUT OUT REPORTS FROM CAPITALS OF EUROPE SHOW PEACE­ , FUL PREPARATIONS NEW EXTRA JU D G E B I L L PASSED BY T H E H OUSE court, pointing out that with six members thst tribunal could work in two sections In a large number o f rases, and thus expedite its heavy business. Constitutional proivsions alrcndy exist for tho additional member, it was pointed out by advocates o f the bill, the court having consisted o f six members until a few 'years ago, when Judge C. B. I’arkhill o f Tampa re­ tired. The legislature in view o f Mr. I’arkhill's approaching retirement at that time passed a law ty constitute the court ns of five members. A d ­ vocates o f the,bill asserted that tho court now has more than 1,000 cases on Its docket, whllo Senator Stokes in championing It In tho senate re­ cited that ho otae waited ono year with a case in which ho was interest­ ed. ' ' , Tending his action on the hill the governor would not discuss his possi­ ble appointee -for the office this, a f­ ternoon. • . p r e s id e n t AND o f f ic e r s F IL L E D T H E IR RESPBCt iv r p i .aces . Sanford Rotary Club held a very In­ teresting meeting toduy at the Hotel Valdes and htc ye\v officers were all in their placcn at the head.of tho table when tho gong rang. President D. L. Thrasher before relinquishing the reins o f office called the meeting to order and asked Dr. Cnrpcnter fo r tho opening prayer and then gave n fine talk on the support o f the officers of the club and whnt It meant to have the whole-hearted support o f all the members in the ensuing year. He then turned the office over to the new president, Georgo W . Knight, who in turn asked the members fo r their un­ divided BUpport telling them that peo­ ple as n whole had n survival value if they had accomplished anything in this life nnd their survivnl value ex­ isted nftcr they had pnssed away nnd ho hoped the Rotary Club would huve a survivnl vuluc and dould show some­ thing fo r their work after his ndminirtration was over.. The visitors were then called upon to stand forth nnd face the world nnd they were all heartily cheered. They were as follows: AJf Bumby, Frank Mcbane, W ifi Curry and George McCullough, o f Orlendo; .Clint Childs and Carl Ferran, o f Eustis; Claude Roper, o f Jackson­ ville; Wyman Huston, o f Pnlatka, and Tom Whlttcd, o f Charlotte, N. C. President Knight had something to say about the attendance record for the past year und also something about w|int he expected in attendance this y ea r.1 Several had fine rcconla In tho DO. 94 nnd 92 mark but Gene DUVAL ON C E R T A IN C O M M O D ITIE S C AC H E P R IC E 18 TOO • II Kali German Labor Will Celebrate Contribution to “ Passive Re­ sistance" in the Ruhr Two Women Held Suspects in Explosion That Killed Family Young Man Killed During Class Rush and Body Was Not Found Since 1921 • CHICAGO. May 'North™ ,ten, Univorpity student, misKiiuT since September, in tHo 1921 • • h.’ whoao skeleton was found on the Evanston lake front Im* night wa^fciUcd in the claw ruah, Chief of Police Leggett, of Evanston, declared today. “ Mount’s body wub carried to the pier after hlH death and buried beneath heavy stonen,. the chief rukII. could be no other explanation of the proaenco there of his^Jkj c 5* T Z U m,(8. who were frightened at tho re- Krupp Officials Arrested Charged With Shooting Illy Tha P r*«*» ESSEN, May 1— Dr. Gustave Krupp Von Bohlen and Hulbach, president o f the Krupp Works -here, was Arrested by Frencji m ilitary authorities fo r the shooting at the Krupp plant March 31st when fourteen Germans wcroTdllcd and thltty wounded in a clash with French troops. Georgia Southern Employe Killed for His Pay, Body Found inr T fce A m i w Ix I H v *T mm* , M ACO N, Ga., May 1^-The boy of R. I* Shiver, 40, employed in the ture. Georgia Southern anil Florida car The house passed over tho gover■hops hero with three pistol bullet noVa veto by vote o f 71 to 1 the wounds, was found In South Macon measured passod at the last session early today. Yesterday waa Shivers’ pay day ami the police express tho belief he was killed and then robbed. [Conference iWth President arding Today * Lasker S: W A S H IN G T O N T lU y 1^-D eflnlte indications given ltyr Chairman Lssker o f the Slipping. Hoard, a fter a conference with President Harding, th it the governm ent"' parried ships would be kept bone d ry to t some time at least, although' under yesterday’s supreme court decision they legally cpuld carry and servo liquor qn the high sees. . W A S H IN G TO N ; May ican ship companies, was delivered b y Justice Vandevanter. Without ex­ pressing hla views, Justice McReynolda dissented. > Justice 8qtiierUnd, In a dissenting opinion, agreed with tjte m ajority o f sets have the right to bring llquora 1.— Intoxi- Into American ports under restric­ tions adequately guarding against leakage-ashore. The effect o f the decision waa to affirm that o i Federal Judge Hand in N ew C ifk , Insofar ae H aurtalned T A L L A H A S S E E , May 1— The leg­ islature tamo back from iti week end recess yesterday afternoon, learned that the supreme court had Saturday declared uncontntitutional the fee art o f 11)20, nnd within two hours enacted another law, which limits the feet o f nil ofieialn o f the clan* to $0,000 yearly. Rills were introducer! in both housed o f the legielnlufd immediately upon th eir. reconvening at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, with provisions virtually identical to those o f the act held unconstitutional Saturday by From Sanford: Florence, .1 the supremo court, except that the engn, 3; Atlnntn, 2; N ew ' Yo objectionable clause providing fo r a Wnycross, 1. maximum compensation of officials No report from Manatee. o f counties o f 100,000 population or more, o f $7,500. annually, la elim i­ Portugal will attempt to develop its nated. The bill passed and signed known coni deposits on a commercial liy the governor follows tho linen o f the hill originally presented to tho 1021 session. It provides that tho uffiriula in all counties shall rccclvo all the net fees o f their office up to a stipulated amount .thence to re­ ceive a graduating percentage to a maximum of $0,000 after which all fees sludl ho returned to the state. W A S H IN G T O N , May 1.— President Harding feela it wholly Ineonaistent fo r people who have complaint about prices o f commodity to restrict their consumption o f that comonrdlty was said at the White House in connection with the movement started In various parts o f the country to boycott con­ sumption o f sugar. CommisHioner Prescribed Rules and Regulations and Should Know About Them T A L L A H A S S E E , May 1.— The as-' section that Commissioner o f A grlculture W. A. McRae was responsible for the prison conditions ns disclosed in the investigation o f the dentil o f Martin Tahcrt o f North Dakota nnd t h o immediate resentment o f other bership nnd he wns heartily cheered and made to stand up. TODAY WHEN JOINT LEGIS President Kinght announced hla LAT1VE COMMITTEE W ILL committees and hia policies fo r the GO INTO RECORDS year and he w ill endesvor to give each member some big part In the meetings aqd tho entertainment. A piano play­ er w ill be brought into the club If |>o b aiblo to assist in the singing nnd there w ill be a great e ffo rt to get out the Corporal Punlahment Sllll Holds members at each meeting. It was decided to appoint. President Knight the delegate to attend the Internat­ ional meeting at St. Louis with V ice­ President R. J. Holly as alternate and Success in business, says a student, several other members signified their depends largely upon one's turn-over. ii i i i ■ « * a .. m_ intention to attend. Probably this is a n ^| w ay o f refer, ed-by Senator Knabb was postponed ling to one's roll.— Manila Bulletin. until 3 o’clock this afternoon, when It was stated tho Joint legislative com­ The Dickens o f the French adven­ mittee w ill go into records dealing ture in the Rhineland la that Great with tho farm as gathered by the Expectations havo turned into Hard office o f Commissioner o f A gricul­ Times.— Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. Tnckcd on Original Law Making Duvnl County $7,500 Was Fea­ ture That Killed It U l r T t r A M w Ia lr i P r f « ) tu r The Associates l * w « l LONDON, May 1.— European labor toasts itself today cnllln gthe world’s attention to the Importance o f the worker an economic factor nnd tit the same time setting forth his griev­ ances. Reports on the eve o f May Doy from captlals o f Europe indient- “ JV . CLAUSE a state road camp in Du\ul county. On the strength o f n Prisoner Inspec­ tor's report chnrging Denmark with brutality, the agriculture commission­ er requested Inst December 27, that Chairman H i P. Phillips o f tho Rond Department remove him, nnd ncrording to Senator Lindsey, the Chairman “ did not even give him tho courtesy o f a reply until Denmark wns removtd Mr. Lindsey continued nnd given a higher position with the department. T o carry hia point, he asserted that the governor has tho appointive nnd removal power also over the head of the department. As Mr. McWilliams snld, however, the argum ent-was aside from the main work o f the afternoon, the dis­ cussion o f the corporal punishment bun. Senator Stokes, another mem­ ber o f tho Joint legislative committee ugnin pleaded that Florida align her­ self with the “ Civilised nutlons ami states o f tha world, and not with Turkey and Russia.” The two re­ maining countries to retain corporal punishment. , Answering questions by Senator Johnson as to what substitute punish­ ment he would provide, ho said ho Jumped to the floor and pointed out PA C TO R O F CHURCH that the rulea and regulations were O F R O C K FE LLE R S URGES BIG REFO RM made with the full approval o f the goyrm or, and the board o f commis­ sioners o f public Institutions, while N E W Y O R K , May L — The Bev. 8enator B. H. Lindsey, speaking with Dr. James Cordlua Woefkin, pastor emotion, said he knew Senator Maco f tho wealthy Park avenue Bap­ tist church, often called the Rocke­ feller church .aroused considerable discussion among^ hla parishioners hy a sermon Sunday in which he criticised some long standing Bap­ tist doctrines as reactionary snd urged hla congregation to voto to When tire bill o f 1021 was passed by the house and went to tho senate Senator Butler succeeded in tacking o nan amendment .providing that the o ffic ia l* o f his, Duvnl county, he al­ lowed the maximum o f $7,500 under the 100,000 population clause. It was this clause, held to bo discriminatory, that caused the su preUc court to throw the entire net on th o' ground that to lift this single clause would take thcact front the intents and pur­ poses o f the legislature in passing it. The majority opinion rendered by Judge Browne nnd concurred in by Chief Justice Tuylor and Judge Ellis, set forth that tho court was satisfied that the legislature would not havo passed tho act without tho $7,500 provision. Senator Butler and Representative Stuart were the authors o f tho bill that received such quick action this afternoon. , Mr. Butlor recited tho sctreral legislature effortf to pre­ scribe tho Incomes o f the county o ffi­ cials. In Duval, he said, the county Judge received m ore'than the mam-; hers o f tho supreme court o f the United States, the tax collector more tha nail the suprvmo court judges to­ gether. Mr. Stuart made similar re­ marks In Introducing the bill on the lower side. Mr. Butler said that at Senator M scW llllsiqs brandished the whip alleged to have killed Tabert while the crowded gallerias strained over the banister to shudder at It, and pleaded that Florida “ taka this Instru­ ment o f torture out o f the hands of the convict guard.” Recalling that Senator Johnson had given the purpose o f his amendment M y, o f the governor. The guard was M 0f l o w i n g the senate how ridater removed, Mr. Llndaey declared the convict measure waa, deand then given a promotion by the c|arw| that he had been w illin g to la vstate road department. orably treat Mr. Johnson's amendment In the argument that ensued over ln * M riaua light. “ Why, (host o f administration o f convlcta, with 8sna- tbe l U l e i 0f the Union have banned tor MacWUllamk on one side, and Sen- j pynUbmcht o f school chilstore Lindsey, PhiUipa * n<1 W elle on dtan- h, e cla im ed , tho other, Mr. Lindsey shouted that Senator PblUlpa who vigorously abandon them, t . . . He also defended the stage and had good word fo r Sir O liver Lodge, Bir Arthur Conan Doyle nd Chria■rted that .question he wanted the tiai\ Science. aeaste to vote on. John D. Rockefeller, J r„ heard the sermon. . “ Our practice o f excluding the members o f other denominations un­ less they are baptised again in our rites, is o f harmony with the __ sk a --------- --------- harl ftka apirlt that siy g r o w in f with the churches,” p r. W od fk in said— “ W e D D o lfit- __ a L . _ L a lL k .,a n l 9 swivim^al Dancing Marathon In Baltimore Enters 157th Hour of It «B r The A u w U liA rveeel . B A L T IM O R E , May 1.— D ragging aching fe e t and waary bodies around floors o f the Fourth Regiment Arm ­ ory. five survivor* o f endurance danc­ ing contest staggered lata one hun­ dred and ifty-aeventh hour o t . Urn « . « 0 V I«* ttb �ThE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, MONDAY, A PR IL 30, 1923 f AGE SIX ' ’ MRS. FRBD D Alrifclt, Society Editor Phone J17-W I f r * « have ■nr tkimdm sU ltla* r » « — If r n i f f sain* M f " l i » r » •* *•■»!■* kuar, w If »«•■ are enter!alnlak. Write ■ |Mfal r im l i Ik liiriia rfM fR l. tl'lR R aletalla, or trl»*an»«i the Item. II w ill bo ■roatlr a M ffH a lrt. SOCIAL CALENDAR Allan Divan’s Beautiful ahd lm presslve Screen CTasaic 11. •» >» ^ rh * ** a j i t j S a i q h t a i n H a i n H But the storm did no damage aaide from injuring tom e o f the peppers. The tree* are God’s own handiwork realise the value o f this store o f The beaches were popular yesterday nnd should be revered as one o f Hi* wealth to them. The fact remains, Monday— Pipe Organ Club meet* at WltHout theso living however, ■that ^Florida owes to the as wall as the springs and the various masterpiece*. the home o f Mr*. Guy 8. Selman monument* o f an All-wise Being our ‘trees as well os to her climate and lakes around Sanford. on 7th |atfd F.lm avenue, at 3:30 land would seem a dreary, desolate sunny ski**,' the prominent position Routh'a Bakery reports a fine trade waste. They are here forj o u r - use she now joepupies among the other tThe romantic glamour Monday — sin fo rd d it r a l ' Society on tho Sanford Maid bread nnd rakes and enjoyment and there is certainly states. i Will . h a v e ' r e a l /ktf-the PatMh and pies. South's means tho best of no need fo r the sw ift devastation that thrown m r lucky Florida may vbe Rouse at 8 p. Wi -everything in the'bakery line. has been Uklgg^plilace in tho forest* partly triced to t_hc_enc|mntment o f " I'lh o m y strrlo u s, nun-like great oaxs; Tursdny— H rcli No. t r i r m S M s k l t of this country. the fragrance and beauty o f the Lightning cause* many n fire any* home o f Mrs. Nik «fn 305 W. Fifth The question, Arhat are we going on advertisement o f Georgo W. to do about the trees, has been asked magnolia, tho graceful pnlms, that atreef at four b’clock. Issue. Aside from by your people time nnd again. The give to Florida the tropical air which Tuesday— Daughter1* o f Wesley Class, Knight In this business meeting at 8 P. M., nt tho thnt there Is danger in fire nnd flood answer is, conserve what wo now no other state possoxes, thus making this state a. veritable fniry-iand to and wind. . ’ Methodist Church. have and plant more. Y et tho peo­ the desert-tired eyes o f numberless ple do not respond as readily ns they Tuesday— Mrs. It. J. Holly will en­ Have you noted the $5 n week plan should. In other words Arbor Day tourists. tertain tho members o f the Entre o f the Ford Company. It will cnnlilc Is not observed one day in many In­ These trees— so nbundnnt in this Nous Bridge Club at her home on every fam ily In Seminole county to stances, much less, ns It should be state— arc o f both economic nnd Park atenue, nt 8 P. M. own a Ford In the next year. Sec throughout the year. A t this rate spiritual va lu er They furnish food, Fridgy— Mrs. Harry Walsh will en­ the Ford agency her# nnd read the wo will soon Ik* confronted with n shelter, staple products, besides being tertain nt the second o f u scries of advertisement.in this issue. ornamental and inspirational. treeless world. bridge parties at her home on Oak , avenue, nt 3:30 P. M. Through all the nge* trees have • They are livin g poems to the poet, Paul nnd William laike arc happy been connected with history. Their pictures to the artist and, above all, in the possession o f their father a novor failin g source o f enjoyment S. E .Taylor of laiko Wales was Thomas Ij»ke and their sister from leave* made the first clothes worn by mankind; their fruits brought life, to all o f us. Ycnr after year they among the business visitors here Sat­ loturens, 8. C., Mr. Lake has then donth through sin. Tho apple, continue their existence living the urday. been u resident o f Iaiurens for many cherry, and palm trees— besides sev­ life o f the useful and in thomsclvcs, your* and m an y,of the South Caro­ historical trees, are living examples o f well directed Ablctt Smythe of- Umatilla is lina residents in this section know eral4 others— are growth. . shaping the destinies o f the human spending a short time here with his him und his family. There aro no words to express the race. ' • . mother, Mrs. Charles II. Campbell. Owing to the dearth o f these nccos- debt o f gratitudo that we owe to our Hon. Forest 1-uke is homo from sdky factors o f our lives, Florida trees. Ix*t us be thunkful fo r these Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Sninuls were his duties at Tullahnssec jo attend forests are continually growing in hero in Florida by regarding them among the Sanford people spending to his duties ns City Commissioner value. The northern nnd- western as steadfast friends whotn we must tho day yesterday nt Dnytonn Reach. and will leave tonight for the stutc parts o f our country do not now not lose. \\p should not only ob­ capital. Mr. I-ake Yujs thnt every­ serve Arbor Day one day in the year hnve the enormous forest lands they W. C. Tarthnnd o f Sylvester, (in., thing Is going along* smoothly nnd once hirtl. Florida trees arc tbu.i be­ but each day strive to preserve nnd arrived iA the City Suturduy nnd is they will nettle the convict question coming more and more vnlunblo. Yet increase the number ofour Florida pleasantly iocutod ut the Montezuma. tomorrow and get down to other mat­ trees. ters. I/ienl hills are all right, nnd he the people o f this state do not fully Edward Jfammolt o f Jacksonville, will pass. them all as soon as they spent the week-end here as the guest are pul into shape.' o f Mrs. Chnrlcs fam ily. «U Be BY LOitKAINE PHILLIPS, IIKill SCHOOL JUNIOR CLASS . --------For F lorida! F air and TucadaJ. • • tonight STO PS COUGH A N D W H E E Z Y B R E A T H IN G "H od n rough and w heeling in my throat," writes Carollno Dillard, Pet- With Bebe Daniels, N iU Nsldj, Rubye'ad *Remor, David Powell and, J *r»K in e n lu*.J ury-cravlng Society girl, loving & passionately, t lj^ s h p w ill marry! thu'penniless man df her heart-*' but so flcltta that s*he Insists bty T a r gave mo qulclc re lie f and stopped my cough." Coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, A s ­ thma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved with Foley’s Honey nnd Tar. Throe generations o f satisfied users have made Foley’s Honey and Ta r the la rg ­ est selling cough medicine In the world. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon F oley’s. Sold everywhere*— fo r one year only. Is ,*ho happy while this glamorous honeymoon of romance is Shining— or is it quick­ ly dimmed t And ‘what of the beautiful "other woman" who at­ tempts with all her silken while* to tinaro tho temporary husband? Th is is the aristocrat o f a II society love-dramas. I t ’s a Paramount picture. ’• * Tho Herald ^allvetcd six times a O R IG IN A L A N D YO U TH FU L The effect of, dainty lacc and beaded Georgette could not l»c better featured than in this youthful frock. It is in fisnic color nnd the heading .is done with glass Is-aiN nnd rope silk. Two dainty rosettes in riblxai shading frqm deep (lainc to white, are posed at either side of the front of the kingwaisted blouse,- while rolled cuffs finish the short sleeve*. Medium size requires 3J$ yards -10-inch material, with IJVynrd of deep lace. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1448. Sixes, 34 to 40 indies bust and 10 to 20 years. Price, 35 cent*. For Coughs and Colds, H ead.' /Aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains A L L DRUGGISTS 38c and 65c, jars aad tubas Hospital size, $3.00 ♦ IO O F I N E / l Port- D R I V I N G < j F A S T E R . THAN \ /O M I L E S A H H O |!> 11nm Campbell nnd Daily Herald on snle nt Joe's Smoke Mobley's Drug Store nnd * H. J. Pemberton of Jacksonville Hunt's Pharmacy. • F IR S T P R IZ E E S SA Y IN G R A M M A R SCHOOL BY T IIE O 'sp en t the week-end hero attending to V IC K E R Y W H IT T E N FOR G A R D E N W EEK business, making his headquarters nt C A L L E D M EETIN G the Montfczomhi RO O SEVELT A U X IL IA R Y Miss Mary Zachary nnd Mrs. John ern part o f the state. This Innd o f our* has many trees, Leonard} 'spent n couple o f days in There will be n called meeting of Satin-wood, box-wood, nnd mastic Trees both great nn/1 small, I'alatku last- week us the guests of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary, grow abundantly on the islands and tho Womhn'* Club there. No. 3, Tuesday afternoon nt four But when it comes to praising them keys. o’clock to complete plans -for enter­ Florida bents them nil. The castor oil bynn becomes a Mrs. John lx?onardl left Saturday taining the visiting Indies to the II. large tree, night for Tsllhassee where she will S. W. V, reunion May 7-8-1). We Bnmlwjos are numerous ami can be Join Mis* Elizabeth Skinner. Mrs. need every member/of the auxiliary made useful in several wnys. Leonard! Is on the vigilance commit­ present, contributing and active. tee o f the F. F. W. Ci The Eucalyptus tree, n specie of Your president will appreciate your Australia, thrives well In this atnte. support. Miss Ruba William* nnd brother, LOU SM ITH TK R H E U N , The red cedar is not n native o f £. A. Williams, who are spending this state, but is grown to u great President. somo time in Hastings spent the day extent and furnishes lumber nnd lend yesterday most pleasantly ut Day­ pencils. tona Beach. .The tnngnolin, bay nnd laurel are beautiful stiade trees. Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe, Messrs. Dense forest* cover the greater Edward llummolt o f Jacksonville, p a il o f this stutc, wo must realise Ablet Smythe and G. It.Ross were a thi! vuluc of tree* and not waste even congenial parly motoring to Daytona one o f them. Who could help hut Bench yesterday for the day. . think o f God, when they beliuld a tree in Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Brook* who hnve been touring the East Coast g o ­ “ Florida, My Florida." A T W K K IW A . ing down a* far a* Miami, Palm Mrs. II, G. Mcthvin gave n pleasant Beach nnd Florida City returned W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Exnil-day outing In honor o f her guests, home Tuesilny nnd left Suturduy for 215 South Orange, Orlnndo, Fin. a ten days trip to Richmond, Vu., and Mr. und Mrs. D. H. Mcthvin, Mr*. L. 4-24-tfc II. Alley und Fred Alll-y. Washington, 1). C. _ . Fishing and other amusements McKinnon-Mnrkwood Company will Mr. nnd Mr*. W. J. McBride and were enjoyed. latte in the afternoon huve a complete line o f Hart Schuffthe party left the Wekiwu for Crystal the lattcr’u brother, F. I. Fisher of ner & Marx clothing, new atorc, new St. Paul, S. C.( left Saturday fur Lake whore bathing was enjoyed. btock. 12-tfc Those present were, -Mr. and Mrs. Daytonn Beach where they will InD. II. Mcthvin, Mr. ami Mr*. M. Tyre tho guests of their brother l>. It. Brinson and fnniily for n few days and Billy, Mrs. A. P. Handy nnd chil­ nnd children, before going to North Carolina for dren, Mr*. K*tridge Mrs. It. Z. Johnson and children, Mr*. an indefinite stay. Mcl-endon and Sylvia, Mr*. L U. Ally and Fred, and Robert Adam*. N E L L IE TU R N E R CIRCLE. by some merchant who knowing you were particularly desir­ ous of some vulcanizing service took advantage of ydur need to raise the price7 It has often been done hut never here. House, WE HAVE ONE PRICE FOR OUR SERVICE and it is the same to all at all times. The only time it is ever changed is when we reduce it. We never raise it. Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333' U s rest bargain. It hat a low top and medium skirt, Made In duti­ able pink or white could; sites 2-t to 36—end costs o».iy JJ.00. Kent V ulcanizing Company • . ■* • , Oak Avenue and Third Street If four Jtalcr rsn'fjtrr It. •rmtmmr.adiluu, l i u and }) . Wa'II a«nd tha cotirt. PHONE 17---------------- -------------- SANFORD, FLORIDA saw FEW *!O R E LADIES’ SILK SPORT DRESSES LEFT, ut, per Dress............. ..................................... ....... Daily Fashion Hint Nellie Turned Circle nut with Mrs. It. Z. Johnson at her home on Mag­ nolia avenue, Wednesday afternoon Those present were, Mr*. U. G. Mcthvin, Mr*. C. J. W olf. Mr*. Free­ man Mrs. B. Brugg, Mr*. McMullen Mr*. Walker, Mrs. W. W. C. Smith Mrs. J. M. Fields, Mrs. King. Mr*. Johnson wus assisted by Mrs W. W. C. Smith in serving Ice tea sandwiches und wufer*. Meet thi* ■week with Mrs. Freeman. Sea Bass Fresh ' and Sweet—the " ‘kind that make big Juicy Steaks . Salt Water Mullet— the kind you like. .% #* • Our Fish are guaranteed Freah Daily—just phone your order to 372-W. W E DELIVER 327 Sanford Avenue 32-INCH TISSUE DRESS GINGHAM ul, per y a rd ............. .............J,...... A I.A T IIK A C L A SB. H ie Aluthcnn ('Ins* met with Mrs. J. I . Millet, nt her homo on C rystu l1 Lake. The afternoon was made very interesting by Mr*. Coldough und Mrs. Glenn each giving two solus. Mr*. McCalister gave a rending which was enjoyed ViSy much. latter in tho afternoon Mr*, n h * gave us uii en­ joyable solo. Those present .wore Mrs. Wutlaec, Mis. Pitts, Mrs. Iluwkins, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Selman, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Tolur, Mr*. Johnson, Mr*. Freeman, Mrs. Crenalmw, Mrs. McCalister, Mr*. Glenn, Mrs. Colclough, Mr*. People*. Mrs. Miller wus assisted by Mrs. Wallace McCatlislcr in serving orange sherbert and cuke. BOOK LO VERS CLUB PIC N IC . Friday, Mr*. J. K. Pace entertain­ ed the member* o f the Book I-overs Club most delightfully with a picnic at her .lovely home oit^Mellonville avenue. ^ The long tables was spread under the largo trees in the Palm Grove and at op*4o’clock a sumptuus dinner was aervvd. Mrs. Pace’* guests were Mrs. T y ­ ner, Mrs. T. M. Puleslon, Mra. IL J. Holly, Mrs. I- 1*. Hagan, Mrs. Fred William*, Mr*. Stella Arrington, Mrs. K. P. Morse, Mrs. Harry Word, Mrs. Henry McLaulin, Mrs. J. C, Bennett, Mr*. B. A. Howard and Mra. A. E. Hill. . NURSES’ UNIFORM CLOTH nt, P*r y a rd ....................... 30-INCH PAJAHA CHECKS, at, per yurd ..'..................... CH ILpREN’S WASH SUITS, at, per Suit*............ .......... MEN’S PANAM A HATS, ut, each ........... MEN’S A L L WOOL SUITS, ut, per Suit... #............. S IM P L IC IT Y T H E K E Y N O TE The dominant note in fashion is simplicity, and this model tieaaiifuUy typifies the mode. It is carried out in wool ertpe nude on tho reverse side, the color being a soft grey. There arc slashes either tide side of toe front, which ore bound with gray oilk braid, and the buttons arc o f gray metal with little figures in navy blue and silver. The long, one-piece sleeve* are close^ Suing over the wrist* and the narrow belt m of Sflf-maicti*!. Medium sloe require* 4 yards 36-inch material. , •Pictorial Review Dress Nu. 1381. Sioes, 34 to 41 iudith bust. Prior, 35 ♦ -Eirst Street ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ <* SELLS IT F O R f .E .y ♦> ❖ ♦ > ❖ ♦ > « > ♦ > ♦ > ♦ > ♦ > ♦ ;« ♦ X h ; Welaka �.According to statistics we nrc ntill fi8 per cent "higher in livin g coats than wc were in 1913. Housing costa | *K »| »»r4 e very afternonn *"■ ’ record their highest level in March j i rfrfr Hi <kr llrrn lrf IlnllH In*. 107 Mnicnnlla A«r.< Sanforrf, Fla. over the entire perhyrf'fcfnce 191.1, ----------- o - - — ----Allens are captured every week in r m i.ifliiK itn Florida now tryin g to cross the lino n. J. n n i.t.v ......................... M lin r N. J. L IL U lin .... S ecretary-T reasu rer via Culm ami get into the United II. A . H K K I.... ..... V tlen rrat M answrr States to become future citizens. It I I. a. M ill,I.V . A il* r r l ( « l n * M a ia u r r seems that America is the beacon on A rf.rrlla ln x ’ lla lr a Marfa l U n n a light that in directing the flaps* of Application two-thirds o f Europe just now ami LIEWIK N IIIF P .... C lrrn lalln n M aaaarr they want t.i leave those bankrupt rttnnr a f lr r r. j>. m. countries and gel to the "land o f the Snhccrtptlnn P ric e In A l m n r f Ona T ra p -- -----------— an. nn free".on ly it is not free ns they will I I I Mnnlba ........... .........- — r.------- - SIW find out After they g?t sufficient sal­ * llr llt r r r r f In C lip by C a rrlrr O ar W e e k ................................ ..,.15 1‘e n ^ ^ ary to pay the income tax, the war Sanford Daily Herald JUST KIPS — T o Do—And Not to Do, By Ad CtTiit . The Herald Printing Co. T b r M i 13- lit IH .paar W e e k ly llr r ald e n tirely r o ir r a Srm lnnlr I ’nnaly and la puMlakrrf e v e ry t'rl.ln y. A rftrrtlalna ra lra tnarfr k s im a «n nppllrntloa . 53.00 per y ra r. alw aya In nrfianrr. tax anil n T ew o th e r ta xes. MF.MnF.ll T in : AssnciATi:n Tite Chamber l^n o f Commerce, both city and county, fire directing their . energies in the light direction when they devote their best efforts to bringing industries into the city nnd county. In the city we need to find employment for men. A good weekly payroll in industries makes a’ good weekly husjness for merchants, nnd neat savings accounts for hanks. rn css Thn Anaoclalrd Pres* la exclusively • ntltlril In Ihn urn for rrpulillrntlon of all new* rila|intctien credited lo It nr not otherwise credited In this paper and also tbs local news • imtillihed herein. All rlghla of rr-ptihllcal|nn of sprclnl dlapalchra herein arr nl«r> reserved accept without question the higher prices now prevailing l ° r nil manu­ factured products and ultimately for agricultural products, which wc have so persistently urged upon them. Their action indicates that—In this respect they nrc not disturbed by any fenr o f the pessimistic thoughts o f those who think that the woy to pros­ perity is the road o f down-hill priezs. -The road to prosperity lends to n higher range o f prices thnn wc have had fo r nil the products o f the farm nnd many products o f the factory and then a steady, long continued pull on n higher plateau over which sweep | uninterruptedly the breezes t that bring health a n d 1 strength nnd v>tnlity to every business Interest. The valley o f low price* always create the slough o f despond. * ^ IN D U S T R IE S FOR ORLANDO'. # The elevated hind o f profitable ] J prices is forever radiant with th e ! * sunshine o f human employment and hnppiness. AN INDEX ■ .Ml ■■■! 1S T . Jjrfftwt— TO CHARACTER There could be no better index to char* aclcr thnn a savings pass-book. I This will serve you well at all times and II under all circumstances. THE PEOPLES BANK of Sanford is ready and anxious to help you to help 1 yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation. PEOPLES B A f OF SANFORD The future is aglow with oppor­ tunities. It is packed with potentiali­ ties greater thnn the mind o f man n f f l r r i I I R I l A I . l t l l t 'l l . l t l A t l . l ’ hi.nr I W has ever conceived of. The financial losses o f n world war would he wiped i'm.ll.'n All V■■i l.m.r K.-pir.-n ally. TIIK AMKIUCANPRlIS.s ASSOCIATION 1 nut by the creative work o f inven­ tions and methods brought into exist­ At present too much raw material ence by the war. The thought and m> is shipped out o f Florida and then (lie energies o f the world have been shipped back in the finished product. quickened. Modern inventions are “ Wild Disorder is Feared in Ger­ sand million people nrc nwakening M OST E F F E C T IV E OF This should be changed. We need lo calling humanity to n higher civiliza­ many Today," says headlines In pa­ ami shaking ofT their lethargy. In D R Y A G E N T S W IL L UK save that freight nnd the extra cost tion. Transportation by rail, by wa­ pers. We often wondered why the the depths o f darkest A frica tho A S S IG N E D TO CAPITAL o f handling. We need the employ­ ter, by land, by ail.— transportation of anarchists picked May Dny ns the 1. ______ A now Library Building in the center of the city. thoughts und things— fills the whole fierce light o f American progress in ment here in the state. This is par­ time to commit their crimes. 2. — Kxlension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. enrth with new lifo and with n glory material things is illuminating the ticularly truo o f wood products. It N E W Y O R K , May 1.— New Yurk’i ---------- o----------way by which the nations o f the dark 3. ______ The new pier and boat basin finished before January, looks as though it is true o f paper o f an advancement which the mind most effective dry enforcement neentj continent will soon be marching to The legislature now finds out that J 921. . . o f man in its wildest flights o f imag­ products. I f the manufacture o f pa­ Washington the music o f huninn progress. Eu­ w ill be transferred to the convict lease Hcnndnl in Dixie d,__A Mk Auditoriu ml hat will seat at least R.OOO people. ination has never dared to paint. per proves successful here then it this week to conduct a vigorous rope is gotting into lietter shape, county was up to the Governor and G.— New home for the Campbcll-Losaing Post, American follows that many paper products This country could be busy fo r a drive against bootleggers in social despite nil that has been said to the the Commissioner Mcline. The re­ Legion. can be made here that are now ship­ century in doing the things which and officia l circles, New York Her­ contrary, nnd soon Europe w ill keep he sponsibility Is up to these gentle­ G.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will ped ill. There are great possibilities need to be done, which must be doac slep nnd the power o f the former ald says today. men but they were probably depend­ drawrn. i open to Orlando Jii'hI now. And Or­ and which will lie done. A mighty This territory’s agents are said to tyrannical control o f European g o v ­ ing U|Km the convict inspectors to 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. lando has the gr.it and the motley to network of highways, highways have been in the cnpitnl for week* ernment*, and the tyrannical man, keep them informed and here they and 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works which will advance civilization, which put big tilings over. If we spit on working under cover. Prohibition fell down. Hut that does not- lessen whether seated on thrones or seated soft water, .' i, our bands and lake hold o f the big will enlarge the horizon o f men and agents, tho Herald nays* are trying to on" industrial scats o f the m ighty the responsibility in the matter. 9. —Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. propositions that are presenting women everywhere, which will broad­ --------— t,----------leaders in Germany will crumble be­ determine if local prohibition agent* 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. themselves to us Orlando's future as en education nnd hasten the dny when fore the nwakening powers o f the have been extorting money from New The strawberry season is over. an industrial center is assured. the Kingdom o f Heaven shall spread men and women who begin to see Jersey nnd Long Island bootleggers Plant City shipped ■1,989,988 quarts, over the whole land, must nn^ will la tlie rural dhtriet* a splendid de- (ft n n n t c i N n n n n n n m what it means*to live in a free coun­ fo r immunity from nrrest, fo r which the growers received $1, pa he constructed. W e have ifilly begun velopmenl is going on. Fine dairy 5 j try nnd utilize fo r human advance­ 11(19,117(1.11!. O f course, il costs a lot fin this work. It is n work where every ment all the possesions given by the and poultry farms are being brought 5.J BOOST Y O U R COMMUNITY. o f money, to produce and prepare I ---------- F3t |dollar wisely invested brings annual­ up to the highest standard known to 5 i God o f nature. such a crop for shipment, hut after ly a profit equal to the total invest­ these industries. One o f these days, 5i “ Be n booster fo r your community deducting all costs il is probable that We have only started our work in ment, fo r man is lifted to broader we will get rid o f the licks ,thcti we] 81 ; nnd patronize home industry," is the The Herald carriers manage mid control their route*, pay in the growers realized, mure than $3(MI,this country. We .are like pioneer*. heights ,tn larger opportunities nnd will have creameries milking butter, 5 i | message C. II. Plattenburg hn* given advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon thi;ir 000 from their labor and good judg­ W e have been cutting down the fo r­ to larger achievements in material, cold storage houses preserving Flor- j a i his audience from Chautauqua pintcollections for their running capital und profits. When subscrib­ ment.— Plant City Courier. est trees nnd building log houses in mental and in educational activ­ ida meats and poultry products. We I a i form * in 10 Florida cities during tho ers neglect In pay them it is the C A R R IE R und not TH E -----------o ----------while planting a little ‘ground here ities. shall not pay so much toll to rail-1 past few weeks. "There i* not » Herald that stands the “ brunt." nnd there with which to feed the fam ­ The county officer's fee system Our rivers w ill he deepened and road-* fo r freight. Itopnrter-Sliir, r farm er or merchant who docs not Subscribers who do not tare to pay the carrier each week was declared unconstitutional Satin ily ;hut a* the pioneer moved on and the petty sums which we spend toa I owe his community the obligation to nmy pay the Herald two or more months In advance and they r i on and tho pressure o f civilization day but tile legislature coming back 1day in utilizing one o f heaven’s support the local civic organization. AN IM P O R T A N T DEC ISION will pay the carrier cueh week from this*fund. p yesterday after their week end vaca­ came behind him developing new greatest g ifts to tile nation will be p D seems to be a peculiar trait of This system o f delivery t* known as llio IN D E P E N D E N T tion Immediately pnsKpil nlVidller one farms and new factories and new regarded as beggarly pittances a few pi human nature that people prefer to Willi llie next two inulitiii ihuii a C A R R IE R P L A N and is used by most o f the larger newspapers of eliminating Die maximum of $7,50111 shall come cities, so we a* a nation have been buy from itinerant peddler* m dis­ fi.i years heme, when men the country and bus proven beyond doubt to lie the ver ybcsl plan ami making it $(1,(I(I0. In nihei woids |sands will graduate from tin- vurioir* |p merely doing pioneer work thus far into a broader conception o f how to tant mail order houses, rather thnn of delivery. When a boy manage* Ids own route, buys and sells regardless of the size o f the county higher institution- of learning, with ■ a* computed with what we shall do utilize our natural advantages. Our from home merchants who pay tuxci their diploma* and degree* in then s ul a profit he is in business for himself in exactly the same sense no official can make over $ti,IHHI, A fill from now on tlumigh the coming railroad people ate beginning n cam­ P nnd contribute to the w elfare.of the hands they will emerge from th e 1 " as any me nit mil. Me knows he must give service to bo success­ there will not tie such a rush to tinwonderful advancement ha* merely paign which means that their view community. I asked the banker and weltool gate* to face tile stern realities' s ful and build up Ids business, lie knows that every now custom­ pie counter as there formerly was will lie widened and their vision will year*. The dny o f our glorious, our the postmaster in one Florida city to er lie secure* means more profit. S o short, lie known he must to get all llio fat plums that were of life. It will be heart-breaking fai a stretch into the future so that they dawned; all that vqe have achieved give me the total amount of money conduct bis business in a capable and efficient manner to be suc­ more thim the salary o f the |ucm utility of them most of them lo be ^•> will see the limitless potentialities ha* Wen in the twilight o f the morn­ sent by residents through those two forced to io d iz e that they nm.st p cessfu l. drllt of the United Stales. ing. Now we are inarching with the ahead o f transportation. net'll* do one of two tilings, eitiiei agendo* to mail order house* in year, Tin- Ib ra ld earnestly request* its subscribers not to dis­ rising sun. lie who* is ii pessimist Men are going to live in better indent u nun li that they have learned. * and the total they gave me was courage‘I hose buys in l Ids, their fn t business venture, by refus­ on America would croak a dirge while We want eevry tender o f ihi s I homes, they are going to spend more ot addiess t licnisclvy* to a task ill * $300,000," he said. ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper. Herald mill especially th<- big Im-I w money on building homes for the poor the gate* o f Heaven were swinging the doing of whieh little they have • ties* men to m id what Richard Ed : *i i 1and t to* rich alike. The little hut open to receive him, toiled for will tie of any praetieul P i N O TIC E TO A L L CONCERNED: T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y H E R A L D . ----------- o----------— Iiio iii I m i i | tbr Mnmifm D iiem * R ir i.n l P i 1which bus disgraced ninny *u farm benefit. Tho Sanford Carpenters' Local I'M P ! says in tins issue ubiitii optimism in to a lietter living C H A R G E G O VER N O R A N D COMcontemplates n raise In scale to 75c 5u fin fin F i fin fii 5a fia 54 f •. f t Fa 5 a 5a Fa 5ft F a 5n 5x will give away Such is the stern reality o f our ed­ Pa business. Ill- echoes mir sentiments M ISS IO N O F A G R IC U L T U R E house. Electricity will bo introduced per hour, taking effe ct May 15, 192Jucational system. .Slab is its waste, exactly anil we should have more into millions iff homes which nowA R E IIE S I'O N H IH LE FOR 29l-2Ctp it-, ciu tjly, its positive dissipation of pulling together with nil men if we know it not. Running water will 5 . 5 i from l.litllt t*i it,000 locomotive* a year 5 l C R U E L T Y TO C O N V IC TS When these, young expect to gel anywhere. Isit us help precious time! h and inoie than i!00,000 car* and i‘« « * the burden o f millions o f women McKinnon-Markwood Company will (Continued from page I ) men mill young women step outside the mil rniids nnd the big business ru wliere they were annually building by it* introduction into dwelling* in voting the ha Convict: carry a complete line o f Interwoven personnel o f the gates of educational guardianship men to g*-( heller nnd huger equip­ •n thousands o f miles o f new mad* mill which it has never been seen. More guards.. It would provide that any Socks. 5u 12-tfc ment willi wllirh In lake erne o f the they will lie on ihetr own for the first a,,‘ * better school buildings will be "A g en t, guard, captain, or phyhleiun 5n o f sidelnick*. Hi time iti 1 lit-ir live*. 'I hen will come bigger business that we --hull give li will probably lake $15,000,OOO.ilKo elected, waterworks and sewerage having any relation with 5a Bill 'introduced in Indiana legisla­ convicts, the moment of g n a t decision. What 5ft them in the year 1923. to fully develop the railroad facilities system* will bo extended and new who shall be guilty o f inhuman treat­ ture provides for the prosecution of 5a 5a shall they do? How .-ball they cap­ P p , p p - [ pj * of the country to keep up with th e 1ones constructed. City planning will ment to any convict liy neglect, cx- rum i(inner* transporting booze by italize the knowledge gained by years p 5a 5* A few yearn ago some o f the •-low growth o f the next eight to tea years.' be on a larger and wiser sculu Hum ccustve pimiithment, or who shall w ill­ aeroplane. Possibly intended t*> off­ of elfott so as to make it return a mien sold Hanford was building too liveable dividend. KKE IS \ M ESSAGE I'lttlM T H E ' l*lt|*ii g all o f the period o f low' prices ever before. The motor trucks nnd fully or negligently permit' one to set sky high prices Ihercotr. tunny houses mid (here would lie no and deflation and the advance o f rail- tin- automobile* nnd the flyin g nm- escape, *hn!l lie punished by a fine of G R E A T E S T O l’T IM IS T Ol Under tin- caption, "Trade or !‘to money in renting bouses ■>■ .lo ie rvttd rale*, the Manufacturers1 Her- chine* will all riintinue to expand in not to exceed $10,00(1 or a sentence T IIK D A Y. rooms. We have *een a million did f e <>,11111," the Christian Science Mononl tepeatedly said editorially and in influence for the nution’s advance-, not to exceed 10 years in the peniten­ lam spent iii buildings s in c e ,mid itoi offers Miine food for tluiuglit letter* to financial and railroad nu- ntent. 1 tiary. It further provides that the First honor* g to Kiriuml II, Ed­ nunc o f them lire empty us yet. A along iliU lim-t Ihoritic* ihut either rates would in- , Year a fter year this country has captain o f every camp shall make a "It is a mistake to believe tIn*t em­ mund*. publisher of the Manufactur­ evil ably have to come down, forced broadened in its activities. few years ago the growing of winter Men of Vegetables was “ overdone" and the ployment in tin- luminal trades is an ers' Record for the high place he by economic laws beyond thuir pow­ vision, sometime* harassed by petty detailed report to the governor once whole business was going to tin- bow dignified. It is digmtied if it is bon-t takes among the optimist* of the day, er to control ,or else the price o f pro­ bureaucratic method*, w ill grow su­ every month regarding the condition wows. They went right on mid c *‘ and it is profitable if it lends to A m e a l issue of bis’ great pnblien.- duct* would have to advance to justi­ perior to the bureaucrats and aweep o f prisoners in his charge. The board o f commissioners _ o f plowed nnd ptunteil until instead of the reward* whirh integrity and lion contain* a uii-ssnge o f industrial fy existing rates. \Ve expressed the them away uml go forward, doing the state institutions would lie charged .‘10(1 tars they had ft,IKK) rut's of celery hone t service merit. The office hope that is so forceful, so inspirational earnest hope that the railroad nnd tilings which make fo r national ad­ with em ploying inspectors to visit the alone. "Overdone" it might have buildings of the larger cities of Hie and -p truthful that every newspaper financial authorities would use their vancement. The time to do this again camps twice a month, nnd niaku rebeen but it certainly was a big busi­ United Stales ate tilled to overflow- - in tin* country ought to be glad to pettiness of utmost influence to bring about ad­ has come. Tho very )<ort. It requires the salaries o f rnpness and continues to be a big busi­ ing with well-equipped, yet n lru g-jg lv e it emphasis nnd space. This i* vance in price*, fo r only In that way some o f the plans that have been talns at not less than $ I.H000 annual­ ness and somebody is putting up an gllng lawyers who are without clients,) what Mr. Edmond* sitys: could railroad prosperity be develop­ proposed fo r putting all business in­ ly, not more than $2,400; those o f the enormous lot of money for it. And doctors who are without patients, and The most cheering m-Ws that this ed. terest* practically under government Sanford rontinues to grow and ex­ efficiency expert* guards not less thun $900 and 'not without experi­ country bus received for many ii The advancing price* o f the ln*t control will bring about a revolution pand und reach out mid the croakers ence. Their numltcr* will be Jnereu*. long day, even for some long and more thun $1,200, while Physician's twelve months have brought about in thought, nnd men w ill seek and continue to croak but wc seem to tie ed, ibis year and next year, and in weary year* o f inadequate transporwould receive not less than $2,000 a the condition which have justified succeed in unthrottling from govern­ doing business just l{ie sauur. And they year* to enine, only to make the tutln, is the announcement that the year und not more thun $3,000. It every statement wc made on the sub­ mental domination nnd damnation we can use tight now twenty-five struggle u harder one. Thtj young tuilroad budget for expenditures, for would ptovidc that all these officials ject. It ih true Hint some agricultur­ many interests now rontrolled by apartment houses and at bust one men nijd young women who are now enlarged facilities in the way o f ears, give bond. al product* are still ton low fo r thu bureaucrats, und the nation will go hundred more dwellings. And then at the crossroads should consider well, locomotives, terminals, nnd other bet­ Leaders o f the fig h t to ban tho freight rates which they are paying; forward for the fullest utilization of t— the business will not be "overdone.’.’ from their own standpoint, the prob­ terments, amounts to $1,500,0000,00(1. whip asserted that they would gladly our natural resources, which are so but cotton, for instance, at thirty lem which they alone cun solve," This is the amount whirh President cent* a pound can fa r lietter afford grent that a study o f them staggers accept this amendment, if it expressly prohibited the use o f the whip in sec­ It i* the old, old question— to be a Storey, o f the Atchison, Topeka nnd to pay the present freigh t rate thun the human mind. failure in some profession or a suc­ Santa Fe, in a recent letter to the could cotton when it was lean than V SELL {g , WHEN U What this country Is doing und will tion five, which reads; * cess in sonic vocation? There is noth­ Manufacturer*' Record indicated a* half that price. P ig iron and steel do is necessarily leading the world " I t shall be unlawful for any cap-,, Y O U R R E A L 7J i L IS T IT ’ ing more pitiful in this life than all in hi* opinion necessary fo r the ade­ und tundicr and other products are in into a larger and more world-wide tain, agent, gunrd or physician em­ ESTATE ( f 1 W IT H US educated man or woman a complete quate development o f the ‘railroads to exactly the same situation. H igher 'a ctivity . Our example is quickening ployed by the state to work, super­ failure in one o f (hu professions yet keep pare with the growth o f the freight rates can be justified only by all the regions o f earth. Thu back­ vise, and control the various convicts vainly Dying to keep up appearances country. N O T H IN G S M A R TE R FOR high prices fo r products and high ward nations arc no longer willir*; to to use any cruel o r inhuman punish­ and live up to the standard o f his or] D A Y T IM E \Ve look fo r a further increase in wages fo r all laboring men. A break live as they have lived. They have ment while said convicts are under her education! And all the while the amount. A ctivity beget* activity. down in prices o f manufactured and caught the vision o f betier things, their care, provided, however, that in This effective straight line dress lc* there is constructive work to du will necessitate enlarged demand for agricultural products would inevita­ they have seen h«w human drudgery case o f riots, mutiny, insubordination, day wear, is fashioned of rowwooo on Y o u r H eu l K s tu tc ? around about, all the while the sand* the building o f curs und locomotives bly force a breakdown in freigh t can be lightened, they have seen how or refusal to work, punishment may brown wool Jersey and is trimmed witn B ec L k ------------ - W e I lu v c it o f Time are running through flic iron and nloei. The building o f new rates, and that would be disastrous to modern machinery and modern equip­ be inflicted under thy personal super­ suited to development in cr$pe. hour gla**! expansion ment can double, quadruple, quintuple vision o f the captain, o f each camp and or one o f the new cloths. The terminal facilities and sidetracks and long continued^ ‘railroad Have the courago to fit ynijrself to the relaying o f old tracks with new activity. W e look, therefore, to the the productive power o f man, and in accordance with the rules smj reg­ outlines a narrow, pointed vest** » “'] the conditions o f your time, yuung rails will mean the stimulation o f ev ­ movement which the railroads are with Increasing productive power nec­ ulations a* prescribed by the Board o f continues tht*-*fcrvtre about the oval neck.1 A dashing touch is f h j 0 th®» AGENTS man and young woman! Your life ery line o f manufacturing which making fo r spending a billion and a essarily cornea increasing wealth for Commissioners o f S la te institutions. deeves, by flowing points which m*X w iir lie what you make it. Educa­ touches an railroad work, uml that half dollars as proof o f tha present the individual man and fo r the good be lined with contrasting cofof> » A woman's care with the food you desired. Medium size requires J yo™l tion merely prepares your tnind to includes almost every' Hue o f activity. far-sightedness o f the financiers and o f the world. F ar back In the faatT in , CtMmlty, Auto Insurant* tl— . function wisely and thoroughly. I f Anri .so the rap road* w ill go on and the officials who control railroad op­ noss o f Asia the voice o f America have to oat counts fo r something, so 54-inch material. Pictorial Review Dreoa No-, IN W. First BU SANFORD, FLA U falls s h o r te r thiy It falls short o f on, gradually gellin g back to a con- erations. They see that If freigh t calling the world t o a new and broad- they all say,' You get this from the Sixes, to 44 inches bust Fries, » , ,r>l l : e ? W-.tjtfty.-lfr . 1 ' Market. atythingc ' ............. G Sanford, Florida THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 fj' \ If ‘ HERALD COLLECTIONS r FROM 0 SANCTUMS Daily Fashion Hint f* (K L n it Want to Borrow Some Money Maxwell & Britt R E A L ESTATE ' �I ■' '■ / 4 , 1 • * ‘ THE SANFORD b A IL Y HfffoALD, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923 -rrr famous RECOMMENDS THAT Gap section o f this world ■ summer playground. JUDGE WILLIS BE ■ P O P U L A R SUM M ER C A M P ■ I t Is expected that the boys leaving, PUT FROM OFFICE ■ fo r camp from this section w ill num­ Included in the party o f boys going ber n jolly crowd, Hrigga Arrington, T A L L A H A S S E E , May 1— Gover­ ■ to Chimney Rock Camp this sum­ < another well known lnd having nor Hardee today' recommended to mer frdm-Snnford are the names ot signed up fo r this camp, som e-tim e the senate that County Judge B. F. two well known lads who enrolled for ngo. Jack Geier, the wonderful boy WHIla be removed front office on the eight weeks session yesterday swimmer from Orlando high school charges o f malfeasance, growing out ■ afternoon during a brief visit to this has already signed up for “ Chimney o f the death o f Martin Tnbcrt in the Rock" according to Mr. Hamilton, |private camp o f the Putnam Lumber city by Chas. A. Hamilton one o f the Young Geier was the lnd who sprung |Company, director*. Mr, Hamilton who is the such n sensation at the recent water The senate took its usual course In head o f the athletic work at this meet by capturing four gold m edals1handling the governor's rccommendapopular boys' camp stopped over in atul five silver cups for M em orial1tinns. It went into executive session . |nnd then a committee o f^ tw o con­ the city during his return from the High School. • s isting - o f .Sunatora. Stake *-a nd-Mao-Httit-e—championship sw imming meet S.anford Paint Store is the busiest, Williams was nppointed to make niw held at Hollins College Saturday last. » While in Sanford. Mr. Hamilton was place in the city. The reason fo r this report on the recommendation. is thnt this store always has a comTfte two senators nrc members o f J the guest o f l)r. and Mrs. J. N. Rob­ plete lino o f all kinds of pnints, stains, the joint investigating committee | inson. Signing up yesterday fo r the big­ nnd varnishes in stock. They are able which received testimony on which ■ gest vacation in their yoiing lives to give you better prices as they buy the governor's recommendation w a s ," were the sons o f Mr. and Mrs. L; N. in very large quantities. Last week timed. Judge W illis was charged in t h e !* Hansell and Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes this store bought a rnrload o f paint Moughton. Roth Dan llnnsell and o f nil kinds. Today it looks more like testimony before the committee w ith 1 Leslie Moughton are looking fo r­ n wholesale house than u retail store. having conspired with Sheriff J. R. ward to the time of their It would do your henrt good to see a Juncfi to railroad men to the camp lives and Mr. Hamilton who will take! first rbms paint store. It is an In- o f the Putnam Lumber Company nt j the Sanford hoys to camp in person! spiratlmi in itself. They have pninC Glam, fo r which the aheriff admitted 5 j^wlll remain with them during the e n - fu r every purpose and Mr, Halverson, he received $20 a head. Intemperate ■ j tire season, the Sanford b#ys jo in -1the proprietor, is a man of muny years ue o f whiskey was also charged )■ in g th c rest o f the Florida delegation I experience in the paint line. One of again .1 the judge. jn at Jacksonville, special Pullmans he- Sanford’s business men remarked last Sheriff Jonei wan removed from " , ing engaged at this point to take the week this city ought to bo proud o f office earlier in the week. ---- ------------------------j entire party to Hendersonville, North n store like this. You can find this j Carolina. Russes will take the party store next to the American Fruit, * Rogers Silverware Coupons given with every 25c ensh purchase nt the j , from this point to the camp which Growers in the Wclnkn Block. 27-2td; 11wc, Popular Market. 28-2te i lies in tho heart o f the Hickory Nut ! LO C A L BO YS E N R O L !, FOR 8 . S o m e P e o p le S a v e 8 S a money in a stocking- tin box. or bureau drawer — if they put in $10.00 and it isn’t stolen, they have OftLY $10.00. 8 8 >8 While if they deposited $10 at Our Savings Department,, they_ would have $10.00 and 4% Inter­ est also SAFETY for their money. Deposit your savings with ! First 8 A COMMUNITY HUII.DER r P FORSTER, P m id ro t H V W H IT N R R , CaeMer IRK SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! 4t44t44t4 *t* 4i 44*< *** 4t44444J>4t + *♦* *** ****** *•* *** *** *** *♦* 4i * 4I44t4 *1*4t4 *t4 4<4 ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ i T T 1 am told that the only typew riter in SHOWS GOOD PROGRESS the hontu was second hand twelve yyars ago. Sewing machines are L A K E L A N D , May 1.— On n re­ needed fo r the domestic art depart­ • s cent visit to tho city Rev. J. It. ment. One o f the drentns o f the orphan­ Cason, superintendent o f the Meth­ odist Orphanage, located nt Enter­ age lionrd and superintendent has prise, on the shores o f Lake Mnroe, been the establishment o f a small talked interestingly o f the institu printing plant that a-regular orphan lion over which ho has the oversight, age paper may be printed. While The inmates o f the homo have in -: teaching the children u good trade it creased remarkably In the past year, would give them an insight into someIn fact they have' more than doubled thing o f the art o f journalism, within the past two years. It is said thnt with* a very limited Hr. Cason was ftt one time pastor amount o f type and n small press o f the First Methodist Church, in this work cnuhl be begun. The highLakeland, nnd is very enthusiastic in , school pupils nre eager for the ophis support o f the orphanage. He portunlty to start this venture .if puls his whole soul to tho task, nnd j the equipment wps available. dues not spare himself in making the There in a dentund for other build­ home a Fticce-'s. ings at the orphanage. There should At the present time there are W5 he a school or administration build­ children in the home, fifty-one boys ing fo r it is said that the gymnasium and forty-four girls. The proposi­ will be Inadequate for the needs of tion is financed by an assessment the school another year. There will placed on the Florida Conference bo three grades for the high school amounting to $15,000, nnd this in next term ; and another tneher will u raised by free-will offerings from the bo needed. Mr. C. Binkley, o f Jacksonville, has Sunday schools nnd congregations o f the conference on each fifth Sunday. been, devoting much timo ami alienSeveral acres o f land is included lion to the orphanage at Enterprise, m holdings o f the chijreh nt Enter-' and has started nn endowment fund prise, a portion of which is in g r o v e ., with a donation o f $10,000. He la orphanage board. The boys nre being taught farm ing treasurer o f tho mid .gardening, under n competent Mr. C. E. Howard, another promi­ lijider, and as fast ns funds arc nent layman o f Orlando, is secretary available other departments o f indus­ o f the board. trial training will he ndded. • I)r. Cason hays he is expecting I ’uhlie higli school*nAt being avail­ some big-hearted porno nti come fo r­ able for the advanced children of ward at.any time und build n dormi­ the home, it was derided to cslabliAh tory fo r younger children ns a inema school in ihe home, 1h:r> work was orjnj some loved one who has placed in charge o f Miss France.? passed away, n little rhihl, perdaps. Itouchcllc. The high school is being |I_ | j# n. Sweat, in Vumpa Tribune, taught in the gymnasium, und up to ; this time almost without equipment except the necessary text books. Tables und chairs were requisition­ ed from other parts o f the home nnd j a blackboard tvaa improvised by the larger loiya fo r , temporary use. I H r Ttie Aoanelnlfd l * r c »«» ST. PE TE R 8U R U G , April .10.— Among the needs just now are good blackboards, lockers fo r hooks, u li­ Sheriff vLindsoy und deputies this brary, mugardne subscription nnd morning rounded up tw entyltw o Ita l­ other beriodicals fo r rcferenco and ians who were being smuggled into collateral reading. the country from Gulin. Their bout A laboratory, tyjH-writcr, manual was soiled and searched fo r liquor training equipment, nnd acore* o f but none was found. The uliens were .things nre on the list o f crying needs landed at Maximo Point, six miles, in order that wo do the clever part from here. They were, taken to by that large fam ily irttder tho cans Tampa fo r a hearing in tho federal o f tho Methodist church o f Florida. court. M ETHODIST O R P H A N A G E . ± tf T ? T f t tt t? T tT YOU CAN NOW BUY AND PAY FOR A CAR OUT OF YOUR WEEKLY EARNINGS ON THE T T t T ♦% ^ £ Thousands o f families arc taking advantage o f this new way of buying a f 4*4’ Ford and will soon be driving their own cars, enjoying all the benefits and advantages o f motor transportation; The Ford Weekly Purchase Plan is amazingly simple. with an initial payment as low as $5.00. You can enroll Each week you add to your first payment—as much or as little as you feel you can afford. This money is placed in the bank and draws interest. In a shojjt time your deposits, plus the interest paid by the bank; will be sufficient to obtain delivery o f Jhe car. Twenty-twD Italians Caught at St. Pete, Smuggled into State • % Start Today and bcfoVc you realize it you will be driving your own Ford Car. X Detroit, Michigan ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BBBHBaBBaBBaBBBBaBBBaBBBaaBBaBaBBBH| ■■■■*» [ I T ’ S P U R E T h a t’s W h y It’s ...Popular... Our orders are coming in so fust thnt if i t ’wcre not that we kept prepared to render real service we could • not handle them. PHONE U S 7w e d e l iv e r and wc deliver Kwompt, anywhere, _____any ■ __ time. And if you do not urink Elder Water now—you will, after one trial Com e in and let us give you full particulars * Depository for * « ' / •■ . * ' *» * Ford Weekly Purchase Plan Payments FIRST NATIONAL BANK, SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, SANFORD PEOPLES BANK, OF SANFORD BANK OF OVIEDO BANK OF MT. DORA - *j * ■ Lrr. v.-t �THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, TUESDAY, M AY 1,1923 PAGE POUR — ----- -----------=*---- S P E N D— ------------ ----------------W E P A Y 4% IN TE R E S T ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS that no m an will ever amount to a hill o f beans, w ho puts aside all 4houghts PROGRESS SERVICE STRENGTH SU G AR H E A R IN G BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L B A SK E T B A L L T R A P SHOOTING GOLF BO W LING T E N N IS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Did you see "Glimpses o f the Moon' laiti night? D A Y T O N A , May 1.— St. Petersburg got to Little in the second and Coop­ er in the fifth and seventh yesterday, nnd took the firs t of their series with Daytona, 0 to 1. Thomas hit safely in ids 18th consecutive game in the tlth. O R LAN D O HEATS GROW ERS I t you did not then hie yourself to O RLAN D O , May 1. Although they the Princess tonight for it’s your last slept in the early innings ,lhc Hullchance to sec this wonder picture. dogs, wakened In plenty o f time at Thla is the aristocrat o f all society Tinker Field yesterday and defeated the llradentown Growers in the first lovc-dramus. ganm played here by Roy Thomas's athletes. The score wus K to -1. It's a Paramount picture The game produced many things in­ And there Is also a good comedy as cluding the first welcome of the sensun to Gene Elliott. It also saw four an added attraction. hulls knocked over the fence, two o f them by Hill Kerns, the Grower And tonight the honored guests backstop, nnd one each by Green and w ill bo Hon. Pool Dooley, o f Seminole Dank fame, and his lady friend. He Saunders o f tin* Hurkemen. There there sure tonight Paul as the treat is was a number of sparkling fielding hits contributed by Sam Johnson, on the house. Shorty flultby and others. The Growers grab lied ,llie lead in And then tomorrow and Thursday ttie second session when Kerns raised w ill 1ms Wesley (Freckles) Harry in " fla g . to Riches" It’s a Warner pro-1 Ids fiist circuit drive over ,the fenceJCough," writ with Johnson on base. Kern's single ville, Indiana ductlon. to left and a sacrifice fly by Kline | l’„ r gave lie added another for the growers in the enntrart a ei: Friday and Sal unlay A tilth. In the seventh Kerns raised his I Eoley's Horn Spanish-American Sport second blow over the right field wall, i g,,t good ref "M y American W ife." It’s ch illi ended the Hradenlown day at , {'<,110) 1. mount pletuie. South Hound A rriv e H I ......... 2:110 a.m. I)e 2: If .... 1:48 a.m. Washington Chicago __ ROASTING EARS CORN Y E S T E R D A Y 'S RESU LTS Nutiunsl I.ensue Huston 11, I'hiludelphiu .1. Hrooklyn 3, New York 4. Chicago 4, Cincinnati 0. I'ittsburg f», St. Louis 7.' 3:42 p.m. Trilby llrnnrh A rrive for home and nutomohile DOZEN O V U lt T H E WOULD . Daily Herald on tale at Joe's Sinope H o u m , Mobley's Drug Store and Uiuita Pharmacy. * .tf Diamond Tires Accessories Replacement Parts IBEaHBacUEBBBflBnBBBBBBUnBBBBEflflBanBBBaflBBL'EBBBBa “ finality and prices hard to lieal" F. P. RINES Oviedo Hranrh A rrive 7:tr> p.in. Cures Mularin, ('hills and Fever, Dengue ur liilious Fever. 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc 1916 Buick Six, good condition.............. $300 1916 Buick Six, extra good condition, only 325 1917 Buick Six, this price will please you.. 375 1920 K-45-Six, you know how these always run .................. .......... ....... . 1920— Another one just as good 650 ........v 650 One Overland 90, guaranteed condition.. 175 The cars priced above arc cars wo exchanged for New liuickH, and have hud the heat of care, therefore we guaran­ tee all Hulcka we aell, either new or used. Amrrlran league St. Louis 7, Chicago 3. Cleveland 4, Detroit 2. Philadelphia 4, Hostun 2. New York 17, Washington 4 FORD CAR A s long ns they Inst I- will give a Sun- Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries Electric Fans Electric Lamps 11:1.1 a.m. 1918 Buick Six, looks and is a bargain ... 400 St. Louis Hostun ..... . in your ments to sustain its petition and filed a mass o f documents and affidavits. TIRES A N D TUBES GAS A N D O IL Northlmund Nuliomtl LeaniiiWon Lost Detroit . | Philadelphia CHATTERING car F R E E to anyone ... 10:00 p.m. L A K E L A N D , May L — The Smok­ ers uneiirkeil a fusillade o f clean anil Dally Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke I teak hits o ff Luther yesterday nnd I I oubc, Mobley's Drug. Store and took the first name front the High­ UunL’a Phurmacy. * • tf landers, 1.1 to 10. Gulley ran his hittin)' record to nineteen gamca. McKinnon-Murk wood Company will Clcvelnnd . open their new clothing store soon in New York 0 » liruinley-Ruleslim building, 12-lfc W ill Positively Stop the ford, Florida, name plate fo r your A rrive KM OK EUS T A K E ONI New York riliciimuti Chicago Huston I'hlladclphla St. Louis Pittsburg Hrooklyn sugar futures trading on tlio New the government hnd presented argu­ Dempsey to Meet Gibbons July 4 Anil remember the show Maris at 7:30 each night except Saturday when K w ill atari promptly at 7 :00. Autoline Oil fo r n adjourned until May 7 today, nfter CO RRECTED M A Y 1, 192.1 A T H E N S , fia., May I.— Fred Sale, diminutive right hander fo r the Uni­ versity o f Georgia, pitched a perfect game against the University o f V ir­ ginia here yesterday. Not n man hit enfely, no one reached first Imse and only twenty-sc\cn men faced him. Georgia won the gam e,‘ I to 0. Sale fanned eight men. temporary injunction to rextrnin raw N E W Y O R K , May 1.— Hearing o f the government's application York coiTei! and sugar exchange, was Georgian Hurls A Perfect Game S A IN T S W IN COMES U P M A Y 7 WE TRAD The influence o f ad­ vertising is apparent in every turn o f 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 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 o f 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 o f something sub­ stantial and which will make me feel completely satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. Let me say a few things which 1 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 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 embar 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 I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product o f quality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know I am asking for. the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. WE SELL ON TERMS (This was written by a woman) 1. B uick Go •r # * * ' * i 1»•“ I Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association o f Advertising Agencies �.-. - •• • ■ * - ' • ■ ■> ' ■■■ ' •. V ■ »r '- - ' ^ ..- • - > Wmw$- - •. V ^PPPSPSi^B •'-• • '• . < V •’. .• , THE SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD, TtjESDAY, M AY 1, 1923 A r s i n g tfte Fam ily Oh surer Let's oil laugh i U )H S ( t T S 50 FUNNY ___ THE. ONE H *S WHE.fJ TOUFUNlS WWf\TS * * - u u»L<\ft»rv tvae ol FO ^- yy^£ tO W £ ^ v— , A BUSINESS DIRECTORY You on find (he name of fvrry live Business Man in Sanford in this Column each daj. PURELY : PROFESSIONAL S Carda of Sanford’s Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, In hla chosen pro* fension tbs Herald reconi* mends to the people. * ta ta A A IA H s n n n n M n K i A A A A A A A A Lumber M arket Review Shows Strong Tendency to Keep Up Prices CLASSIFIED = ADS : Classified Ada l<^a word. N o IA Ad taken for lens than 23c. !A And positively no Classified Fa Ads c h a fe d to anyone. Cash 0* must accompany all orders, ta Count the words and remit M arordlnicly. *• A A A A A A A A A FOR SALE lick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes Storage Facilities re pleas*, you, tell others; IF not, tell us. Phone 498 Attorney-nt-Law iNFORD NOVELTY WORKS KAKUBUS—You con K*t io«d bod fratn**) and irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100 tfc Over Semihole County Bank SANFORD -:- -:- -:- FLORIDA FOB S A L K — Doaier and Gays’ paints and vamiahes at Sanford N ovelty Worka, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FRED R. W ILSO N FOB S A L E — Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdall Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp ATTOnNEY-AT-I.AW V. C. COLLER, Prop- First National Bank Building FOR .SAI.I-i— Fine strawberries for S A N F O ltD FLO H ID A preserving or table use, 15c quart City orderfi o f five quarts or more deNTRACTOR and B U IL D E lT E L T O N J . M O U G H T O N livered.— L. 11. Jones, Ilcurdnll A ve­ nue. Phone 1130:1. 22-tfc Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. leneral Shop and Mill Work ARCHITECT Room 7, Miller Illdg. ICITELLE M AIN E S S. O. Shinholser " 1.1*. Connelly & Sons 5— ' 11EC.IN K N A B B C O N V IC T C A M P PRO BE T O D A Y T A L L A H A S S E E . May 1.— Prison conditions at the county convict lease camp form erly owned by State Sena­ tor T, J. Knnbb nnd located in the northern section o f Florida, w ill he investigated by the joint legislative committee tomorrow. This commit­ tee Inst week concluded its inquiry into the the denth o f Martin Tnhert o f North Dakota, which has resulted in sweeping Itfgislntive reforms. While members of the senate today fought pro and con over the adoption o f a bill to prohibit corporal punish­ ment, in convict camps, clerks in the prison division o f the Department o f Agriculture were compiling records pertnining to whnt is known as the “ Knnbb investigation.'' The records will bo nviUhle when the committee •assembles tomorrow morning. • The last week has witnessed no mnrkctl change in the .lumber mnrket, nays the American Lumberman, Chicngo. Tlie cool weather lias pre­ vailed over much o f the country,, building is undergoing seasonal stim­ ulation and w ill undoubtedly reach enormous volume during the next few months. Retail yards in the larger communities nrc selling n great deal o f lumber, but continue to hesitate about entering the market fo r future requirement* on any large scnle. Building material dealers generally are beginning to take n de­ cidedly conservative attitude toward the future, expecting an eventual slump in building na a result of high­ er, labor and material costs, which undenin^ly art? beginning to meet public opposition. Country yards are Work sfiice Christinas has been showing n lively Interest in the mnr- under wny on the Dixie Highway in ket, and indications nrc that their the neighborhood o f Sebastian' was trudo will be fair to good this spring, completed recently, ami the road nnd tnttcr still in the fall, if tin- opened to traffic. Five nnd a half farmer harvests good crops nnd st?- , miles o f highway were rocked nnd cuits reasonable prices for his prod­ |asphalted. Today the road Camps FOR S A L E — Lot with 0 room bunga­ low, corner o f M yrtle Ave. and Kith ucts this year. Industrial trndc in softwoods holds IA N FORD FLO R ID A street. Apply to Frank Brinson. 25-fitp up well, heavy construction material having an especially strong market. INSURANCE AGENCY FOR S A A #mr !- 1 0 acres good celery Export trade with South America, . F. l.nne, land, $5Q. per acre.— E GRE------ AUTO------ RONDS the West Indies nnd Mexico ii> also o f 26-3t|> satisfying vlurne. Business in hard­ LAW YER FOR S A L E — N ew bungalow, reason­ woods remains n little dull. Furni­ — Court House able terms.— E. F. l.ane., 26-3 tp ture nnd interior trim manufacturers S P E C IA L B A R G A IN In lake front nrc slow buyers for the present, nnd Contractor nnd Builder lots— E. F. l.nne. 26-3tp automobile interests appear lo he less Cyan Examined (,leant* Designed However, FO R S A L E - E lg in empty linseed oil astively on the market. FLORIDA barrels.— Sanford Paint Store, We- the great activity o f these industries lnkn Block. 20-3t and their sixnblc order files lend to OptUian-Oplometrlsv F t)It S A L E ;:iki III. McCray R e frig ­ the expectation tnht they will soon K atn l.lll.lird I BOS 112 Boat Kiral Street Sanford. Fla. erator fo r grocery or restaurant, re-enter the mnrket strongly. Other n-r.-A-i. i :-s-t -a -T-n I nb m l m m Is like new. A small counter show case, large hardwood consuming industries • I m p r n v r d le n d In a u r n n rr also Fnvorit • •l-hole gas range, cheap meanwhile sustain the rnurket with their large nnd often pressing re­ |r l.ute N iir r lf Honda for cash, 103 N. Sanford Avenue. quirements. While hardwood pro­ ate !.«■■• 27-fTtp duct loll and shipments are consider­ ler.e I'ruprrlr Ilu .ln m * C l a i m F IR E , L IF E , A U T O IN S U R A N C E A B A R G A I N Roofing and house able, nnd manufacturers ale making M ain O ffic e paints. I'll make a price.— L. some progress in t atching up with H K IS C I I i i R A i . r r c o m p a n y Office 271 ' Baker, com er 4th and Sanford A v e ­ -PhoncsItrs. 2 0 3 old orders, stocks are not being mate­ N r o l l II I N V K S T M K N T C O M P A N Y 27-3tp nue. rially added lo , nnd any normal sup­ IN 104*K Mod n o l l e A r e . FOR, S A L K — Indian twin motorcycle, ply o f dry hardwoods this year is P H Y S IC IA N -S U R G E O N dir.l cheap. Cash or terms. U rk’s Most unlikely. Repair Shop. 27-6tc Production nnd hookings o f both Rooms 206-207-208 Mrisrh Building M Flowers------------- Floral Designs FOR SALK—Dodge Sedan, used very southern pine nnd Douglas flr are little, looks ami runs like new. Big close together, nnd shipinnets exceed Rooms 226-226 Annual and Ornamental Plants bargain. W ill take trade.— San Junn them by n good margin. Buyers re­ |t Myrtle Ave----------- Phone 260-W Garage Co. 28-3tc port much trouble in finding needed D E N T IS T pOR S A L E — Lot, 60x117, with cot­ lumber in the low and broken stocks New MeWch Building m a c h in e tage nnd garage, 1113 Oak Ave, A p ­ at the mills. Prices are firmly held Phono 201 Hanford, Florida by large nnd small mills ,nnd the few ply to Jerry G riffith, Ford Garage. 28-tltc good transit cars that are being offere dcommnnd higher priccp. |(«cncral Machine and Boiler B. W. HERNDON L u ic e ! Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. K. D. V E S TE L, Eighteen Yearn Experience in Detective Work, mem­ ber Chamber o f Commerce. Postoffice Box No. 928, Orlando, Fla. GEORGE K. H A R P , form erly U. H. Government Investigator; Pa. Slate Constabulary; Ten Years Experience; Member Chamber of Commerce. Phones, day 1346, N ight 990, or San Juan Hotel V E S TE L-H A R P N A T IO N A L D ETECTIVE A G E N C Y Licensed Detective W ork in all its Rranches Offices in Hwopc.Building, 126 South Orange Avenue C IV IL A N D C R IM IN A L IN V E S T IG A T IO N S FOR B A N K S , R A IL ­ ROADS. F A C T O R IE S , C O R PO R A TIO N S, A T T O R N E Y S A N D IN D IV ID U A L S A ll Investigations Confidentially Conducted hy Reliable nnd Experi­ enced Investigators Correspondents in nil the Principal Cities of the United States O RLA N D O , F LO R ID A This agency wishes to nnnounco its purpose to have operators in Sanford at all times subject to call on short notice, day or night. This agency has as members in its protective service in Orlando more than 125 o f the lending hanks, hotels, department stores nnd business places o f every kind. The moral effect o f the Vestel-Hnrp National Detec­ tive Agency Signs surely have their effect, nnd the wise crook is go.ing to stop nnd consider before he commits ii felony that will put this Agency on his heels. W e protect you in every way. are being moved to Wabnsao, where n mile and a quarter stretch of high­ way west o f Wnbasso is to Ik- built. Upon completion of this the forces w ill bo moved here and put to work on the Fort Pierce-White City hack road. Gfifi quickly relieves Constipation Biliousness, Headaches, Colds and LnGrippc. For Coughs and Colds, Head-* aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and A ll Aches and Pains A LL DRUGGISTS 35c and 65c, Jars and tubas Hospital alia, $3.00 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc W . J. TH IG PE N Real Estate 's to Swim Current” With DR. J. T. DENTON ’EW ART The Florist DR. R. M. MASON iNFORD COMPANY Works Cylinder Grinding . Automobile Repair? Acetylene Welding fhone C2-------Sanford, Florida |LIT THIS OUT— IT 18 WORTH MONEY < i.i nut this slip, enclose with 6c '! mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 ShcfI1Id Ave., Chicago, III., w riting your ime and uddres* clearly. You will (reive in return a trial package con­ fining Foley’s Honey nnd T a r Comuun,I fo r coughs, colds and croup; Joley Kidney Pills fo r pains In sidus back; rheumatism, backache, kidry and bladder aiimenta; and Foley Mhurtic Tablets, a wholesome and noroughly cleansing cathartic fo r ffistipntion, biliousness, headaches, id sluggish bowels. Sold every­ where.— Adv. r. i JL ‘ •*■*■11 « • ■ * « . N rvrath J e d lrle l ' Irre ll la and fa r M rm l.nlr C u n t ) . FlaHSe,— W (Y s s itr r UIV U IU K DR. G. S. SE LM AN FOR RENT, Practice limited to NEG RO H U NS A MU C K ; Diseases o f Eye, liar, Nose and Throat FOR R E N T — Furnished rooms for K IL L S T H R E E A N D Kyea Examined, (Basses Fitted light housekeeping at summer rates. IN JU R E S TW O P E O P L E Meisch Building Also two furnished bed rooms, very desiraldo location, 701 Magnolia ave­ B IR M IN G H A M , Ain., May L — nue. 25-4tc Three men wore killed and two in­ FOR R E N T — 3-room npurtment with jured at Helena, Ain., today, when all conveniences to party without a negro ran umuk and fntaly shot 26-3tp Allen Abcrnethy, nephew o f Judge II. W A N E D — A chance to build your children. 312 Oak Ave. B, Abcrnethy o f the Jefferson county new home before lumber gets any FOit R E N T — Two desirable apart­ Court o f Misdeamcnors. higher. Plana and estimate* furnish­ ments at 320 Oak Ave, May 1st. Call Abcrnethy was shot nl>out 2:30 ed.— Sanford N ovelty Worka. 183-tfc 2603. 20-3tp o'clock In the afternfton hnd died just W A N T E D TO B U Y— Aaparagua fern FO R RENT-r-Furnished rooms, cor­ before reaching a hospital (n Birm ­ ner Elm ave. and U th Street.— A. ingham. aeed, fo r good clean stock w ill pay t ___________26-8tp a good price. Address W . P. Newell Schneider. John Morgan King, ucgfo coal Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, FOR REb/’r—Tw o 6-room bungalows, miner following an argument over Fla. 279-tfc one 6 room bungalow.— A. P . Con­ hla pay check, is said to have return­ 26-tfc ed to the office o f the coal company IlA V E B U Y E R S fo r farms and lands, nelly Si Sons. in Srminolo county. Describe and FOR RENT—Fpmtshed room 411 In which Abcrnethy worked and to 27-6tp have shot him. He then fled to his state price— Lake Mary Realty Com­ Park Avenue. home and barricaded himself under pany, Lake Mary, Fla. 25-tfc FOR ItEK T^U m all cottage, J. MuT- the porch, with several guns and a \V A N T E b — Four or five room fum 27-3tp son. large cuantity o f ammunition. ished cottage, close in, reasonable. FOR~"RENT— 2 furnished housekeep­ Officers and a number of citizens Phone 367. 28-Stp ing rooms, $20 per mopth, 314 East stormed the house, and Phillips was Fifth Street, 2»-2tp killed In the fight, which ensued. Riot calls were sent to neighboring u O T T AND BOARD—Rcasonaible towns and oficers from Birmingham rates, 122 Palmetto Ave, 28-tfc-^I ROOM AND BOARD—$8 per week, LOST— On Orlando road between Sll- rushed to the scene. Unable to dislodge the negro, offi­ ver Lake and 8anford, Packard 37x6 28-2tp 600 Laurel Ave. tire and rim. PI esse Inform ~E. T. cers started dynamiting the house, 24-tfc and it was set in flames. W A S H IN G T O N , May 1.— InjUnc- Field, Field Auto Top Co. King was killed while fleeing from LOST— Atlantic Coast Line check tlon proceedings asking that the fed­ payable to C, R. Duffln. conductor. the house. eral courts put ii atop to certain prac­ W ANTED BOARD A N D ROOM l> 1 1)rd. Complainant, n . % iWendant, KIJ4IKA li YItI>. IMjoNVILLK. AUK. 1Japoearllia from the affidavit of I* Hvrd herein duly filed, that he In the .If* till’ above el>lcd cauie. I!'4, ’ t.?* 1* ,h* belief C»r the affiant P>l Klaiina Ilyrd la over twenty-one par* of a«e and that aald Klmlna Bird , * reald.nl of the state of Arkansas. ••Idln* In Boopvllle. Arkaneaa. ThrrrforaMbu Klmlna H>rd, are orPr*<l to appear to this Mil hereto filed k‘ .f to on tices of the Southern Pine Associa­ “• drat Monday appearance In June. IM S,hethe ■me beta* a Kale Day of thJa Court. tion composed of about fifty corpor­ >1 la further ordered that this nullca ations, were filed by the government t ubilahad for four conaecutlvr a In the Hanford Herald, a nrwa- in SL Paul, Minn., today at the di­ mahed In Harainola County, rection of Attorney General Daugh h. A- Douglaaa, Clerk of erty. /y i?. Conn. *nd a aeal thereof, delivered al* times a 7“ ------- L O S t • Finder please return to 306 East 4th street and g%t reward. 28-3tp Fresh cream that will whip, fresh cottage cheese and buttermilk from a Miami Chamber of Commerce, re­ private dairy.. Phone your ordera to 23-2tc ports $25^00,000 spent by tourists 210 Popular Market. there this season, with $15,000,000 Dally Herald on aala at Joe’s Brooks additional in purchasing property at that place. Congratulations, Miami, House, Mobley’s Drug Store and Hunt's Iluinpacy. • . '_ • : •nii < /%* . Thin in about two npnrk plugs. At the momant they arc lying on the Halos manager’s tlosk in the establishment of a largo mUldlo-wcstern hardware jobbo r. One spark plug boars a name known wherever automobiles are used, tbo other a name seldom heart!. Both, says the salon manager, arc good plugs. On the score of quality they run neck and neck. “ But,” he adds, "we are diHcontinuing this line"— and he holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ count on it is larger, too." • "What’s wrong with it? Not a thing. It’s a good plug— mighty good plug, but— no’ one knows about it. It isn't advertised— the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. And we’ve learned it pays to swim with the current, not against it." More and more jobbers in every line of business arc learning every day that it pays to swim with the current of popular demand. “ Our job," said one jobber, “ is to supply markets, not create them. Let the manufacturer make a market for his goodt, and wo will handle it." Said another— “ Our salesmen carry catalog with thousands of items in it. They haven't the time to push .unatlvertiseti goods. Their work is princi­ pally taking orders." If you go among these wholesalers to­ day to introduce a new product in com­ petition with merchandise nationally advertised, unless the article is excep­ tional, you will be met everywhere by the injunction: “ First go out and get a reputation for your goods through advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact. with dealers how they valuo speed of turnover, goods which move with a minimum of effort, goods people know about and ask for. 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IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION _____________________________________ i____ ' • SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, APRIL fr0._lg23------------- VOLUME IV. -------~-r~. . ------------ — y.r ' tot T F ~ —rnT-------- 1 ERENCE 1 ~ FLOGGING MAY BE INVESTIGATED B \ FEDERAL JURORS A i f t h NEGRO’S DEATH TO CAUSE PROllB OF THE AFFAIR GOVERNOR HAS P L A N N E D TO RECOMMEND IS V I O L A T I O N ABOLISH may - The Whip But Advocates Will TO SENATE REMOVAL OF COUN­ TY JUDGE WILLIS OF Have Hard Time Gcltinff LEON, COUNTY , This Measure Over i n r T k t A n««**tafr4 P r f m ) (lljr T h r A s a o r l a t r d NUMBER 27 COLOMBIA, MISSOURI MOB STORMED COUNTY JAIL AND HANGED NEGRO MAN 1 WOMAN KILLED WHO HAD ATTEMPTED AS­ BOMB EXPLOSION IN PADUCAH PROSECUTOR HAS conferred today with Chnncollor Cuno SAULT ON FIFTEENregarding Germany’s new reparations t u'i'.AHASSEir^A^rn"” .—Tin YEAR-OLD GIRL * offer, snys n .Control News dispatch ,r0*crnnu.nt ha9 , topped into ft cm Berlin thin afternoon. Florida’s convict flogging nffnirs, it became known here yesterday when LONDON, April 30.—Convention Fred Cubbcrly, U. S. district attorney, [ ______ under which Rear Admiral Chester announced he had under consideration ____ . ' . . . . . . . , ’retired and his associates are g rn n t-1ninklnK the leasing of New Thom p-! ||()M || KX,.,.o m i 0 UNDER COR4 ” " Of Terms of Invitation Sent Kits­ ed development concessions in A na-1son^ .y e a r - o l d negro, by J. It. Jones, ................M ill H rln g I m m e d ia te b r a n d NKR OF WOMAN’S . sin by Several of Entente tolia has boon signed at Angora by | (|cpo»o<l sheriff of Leon county, to the Jury Investigation HOME Turkish Nationalist capital, says nn | i»utnam Lumber Company, a subject Allies -----------I 111 T h e A a a o r l a t r d 1‘re a a t Exchnnge. Telegraph dispatch from | ()j ., fct|orttl grnftd jury investigation. i n r The Aaaorlntrd IVeaal I COLUMBIA,* Mq.. April 30—IxUldConstantinople. Illy T h e A s s o rls trd l 'r r « l An agent of tho departm ent of jus• it , , . PADUCAH, Ky„ April 30. Mrs. crs „f (he mob which stormed tho LAUSANNE, April 30.—Official tice arrived here several days g.. and KoBt.t|B Daugherty W arren. 31. was CMU„ ty Jn|| hcru y, sU nlay mornin cut protest against Russia ‘being “arbi­ T o k lO , April 30.—Tokio lias pro­ conducted nil t«“iuir> ns t« • f | killed instantly early today in dynn- , hrough steel doors with ncetylcno trarily kept out of conference’’ sent posed to Moscow exchange of com­ 1 homi>ron wan held in peonage. ®c |m ltc explosion which wrecked .h e r torches nnd hanged from a bridge, oo Near East Peace Conference today mercial agents between Japan nnd made a report to Mr. Cubberly, who home, lle r three children escaped. j „ n)C, Scott, negro, charged with atby M. Vorovsky, Coviet representa­ Ruusiu vice foreign minister an­ is how laying plans to present tho A woman is believed to have plant- ^ h l n g a fourteen-year-old daughter tive here. Ho dednred such decision nounced. Officinls In foreign office m atter to the grand Jury, whirl* con­ ed the explosive. Authorities nttri- nf | )r> s y Alnwtodt, head of the wns direct violutiou of the terms of fire divided on the question nf resum­ venes in Pcnscoln tluring the first part I’Uted insane jealousy as the cause of (>lt. , maI, departm ent of the Univerinvitation sent Russia by Great Rrit- ing full relations with Russia, there­ of May. • . the blast and are working on several ()f Missouri, are known aconling inn, France nnd Italy preceding the fore it is difficult |o find out whnt Thompson is n,,w dead.: He .Bed, it IMlilltlng immediate hfrcsLI , (l th otlllty |m>8l.cut{ng attorney first I.mi hunnc conference. is happening. Japanese press ex­ is rlalmiul, in the Leon count> Jail «» - ()y|lun*jt(, W1W |>|m 4-.| ;,t the eorner wh„ Iin immediate grand preused opinion of negotiations with tur hatin g been leased out to the 1 ut- ()f „ u„ frillll r„om ,Urct.t ly under the jm v ’investigation. At least one nonLONDON, April 30. — British, Soviet government to succeed Knto nun* Lumber Company and retu rn ed ' i>ci, „„ wj,|c|, Mrs. /v a n o n slept. Mr. icsident of Columbia led the mob because lie was not physically fit *****, W urr,,„ VV119 ut work ftt time of cxplo- which was said to have been made American and Italian ambassador:* government may retire. hard labor. * lihompson's death, Leen sion. It was said the jtuilty person 1„|, 0f the rougher element of tho city. authorities, assert was from n«turnl j woul<1 jK> on Vdoublo mur The girl lin.l positively, identified causes; hut federal officers arc* in pos- j|t i< tfhnr|^ if Mrrc9tl.,|. WRh Mrs. Scott as the man attem pting to ntsession of .evidence they claim, tending Wum>n pc,r |n|u.,| „„ „,dH.rn child. Inek her. to show that death was due to exces-1 ______ sive flogging he received nt the lease j M | . s n,.,,, Wagner. alias . limp before being rejected. Thomas, nn.J Mrs. Emma Skillian. The aged negro came in contact bot|| Mril|t„ e I1U(.,| vrerc arrestwith the county convict lease system o<| jn ctlon with' the explosion, through an ellcged error, there being Thl, won,r |, <ir,. charged with wilful no charge against him at the time he j ,r, conspiring to cause the was sent to the camp of tIn* lumber death o f Mrs. Warren. Police and Fine Prizes For l.argest Rlack Rain ('might In County. eonipuny. A pence warrant was tak­ county authorities say they have inen out against him by a negro wom­ 1formation pointing to participation Now thut summer time in coming <11, T l i c A a a o c t n C p d I ’r r a a * an nnd r.s the result lie become mixed o f both women in the crime, it is said. and Thursday afternoons will be tho WASHINGTON, «;U„ ....... ............ ..............- *...... 1 Mrs. W agner hud threatened the life real tiling tho boys are thinking Dnugherty ngninst m*rv of Mrs. W arren on several ocnesions i h - Supremo_ . overturned today by th« C o u r t ^ " p s Testimony adduced before tho j.d they (taid. Mrs, Skillinti is alleged about those fine black bass thnt are however that bun prohibiting both American ‘and foreign lying in shadows of the Weklwn, the Se n t t o n e a r e a s t p e a c e PARLEY TODAY BY RED REPRESENTATIVES IN THE SENATE THIS AF­ TERNOON WHEN THAT BODY RECONVENES * v TALLAHASSEE. April 30.—CorTALIJVHASSEE, April 30.—Gover­ pornl punishment in the disciplining nor Hardee plnns to recommend to of convicts in this state was slated tho senate tho removal from office of for another airing In the senate this County Judge Mjillis, of Leon coun­ afternoon when that body reconvened ty nnmed in ^ titn o n y liefore the after its week-end recess with advo­ joint legislation investigating com­ cates of abolishing the whip fighting m ittee us having ngreed with Sheriff an uphill battle. The upper house Jones to send" vagrants to convict hml W o re it n bill banning th / dp lense camp of Putnam Lumber Com­ by Senator W. C. Hodges. It wns pany a t Clara, it wns learned from reported favorably by the commit­ un authoritative quarter today;. Sher­ tee n convicts headed by Chairman iff Jones was removed by the senate ' Pittman, hut’ took i ts place on the last week no recommendation of thy rnlnulur anyway when Senator Stokes governor. called it up, and wns subjected to fire in Its 75 minutes of consideration POTATO GROWERS Friday. Senator Stokes, who ns n STOP IMAGING TO member of the Joint legislative com­ SEND PRICES Cl' mittee investigating m istreatm ent of convicts, /las heard the sordid rccitnl Fully 75 per cent of the potato of the past few weeks, wns the bill’s growers in this section are idle today ardent chumpion.Frldny, with Senator in nn agreement to stop digging until II. H. Wells of Chipley, assisting him. |he market recovers from the present •Senator W. W. Phillips, of lj»ke City, stagnation due to ovv ('flooding of fought it bitterly on the ground th at stock. The price lias been dropping the senate engulfed In the sway of fion* a dollar to n dollar and n half public , sentiment growing out of the per day for tho Inst five days, nnd death of M artin.Tabert of North I)n- sales are practically impossible even kota, wns trying to knock tho sup- a t the government bureau's quota­ l>ort from, under Florida’s institu­ tions. tions. The state road department The report from the bureau nt Hust­ had to work convicts on tho roads, ho ings today was: “ W eather fair. Mar­ Enmlockhntchio. Creek, tho upper and declared, and to tukc the whip from ket slightly tfCaker. I’rices slightly lower St. Johns river ami the numer­ over them would demoralize dis­ lower. No. 1’s $7.00; No. 2’s $5.00, ous clertr water lakes and stream s of cipline. Senayrr Stokes describing few ns low as $1.00. Shipments 113 this wonderful county of Seminole. the whip as a rem nant of bnrburcars." * It is said thnt the .strenms of Semi­ nm. declared other states have found i puny. It is stated by the growers that even nole county will noon have the finest | office last week when the senate np better means of holding their prison­ at $7 there is practicully no market fishing in the state for they are to be ers in line nnd he pleaded that Flori­ for potatoes, 1*1*11 th at dealers do not proved Governor Hardee’s recom men-1 WINDSTORM IN GEORGIA protected from this time forward nnd da join the majority. Advocates of seem to believe that the yield Is very dntioii for malfeasance. . LEAVE FAMILY III It I F.l> there will lu* ho many fish thut they the whip to make prisoners work The death of Thompson has been, , N DEBRIS OF Ill'll.D IN G much less than wns forecast two will Is* jumping out of the water in­ a subject j>f inquiry by the legislative I ______ harder lose sight of the prim ary pur­ weeks ago. Crops that were expected to your Unit ns they did in the early pose of the penal institution, he said, to run sixty barrels to the acre hre . onnnittee. Two doetorH have testlW R R im 'SV Il.LK . (In., April 30.— days. Well the fishing season is on which is to4 reform men, not punish ht'il to having trrn tn l tin* ni'gu> [ \ violent wiml anil rain.^toi in t lint really turning out twenty nnd twentynow and the best sign of the .fact is one gave the eause yf death as tuber - 1H<| lu ^ t|u. (.Natern part of Johnson them. Senator Johnson treated the five.— Pulutka News. Hint the lu ll Hardware Company are culosis. Sheriff .loiius denied the ne- (.(1„ „ jy L,„r|y today destroyed a tin in­ measure in highly sarcastic vein, ofiillViing their wonderful prizes again .. i i ....» ** »>'•-' t«rrv (|f |,onies of tenant farm ers, feting u Mihstilutu to prevcnt'parents for tho biggest black bass caught In - One way of living on the fat of the 1 rO p O .S tll O l l . . .......a ll, former jailer, told the c front whipping their children nnd n s -1 leaving one family of six buried in the waters of Seminole county*. 1-ast land, is to m anufacture a good sorting that he had a mind to legis­ mittee the negro was sent t<» the „f (|,eJr home. • year, this fine offer of the Hall H ard­ obesity cure. camp and later brought back with his late eternal punishment out of cxistThe greatest damage was reported ware brought in some great fish sev­ buck lacerated from muiiy licks from from the plantation of .1. T. Fulford, ^ cnee. Mr. Stokes, however, said thnt I I I . T l i r a i i » o c U l .i l I ’r r u l . . eral of them going us high ns four* parental punishment nnd that of the vote to waive the rules and vary PARIS, April B0.—The French government, it \va? ...l :* whipping boss’ strap acveir miles east nf here, where the tecil pmiiM* which is some fish. ThU from the regulur order of business. well informed circle*' expects reparation proposals Ut’ing fnimed .......................................... . m iIlu. „of John Brantley, n widower, convict guurd were not to lie com­ home year they may go over this weight n* have worked (|PBlroyc.d# pared. That’s where the senate left And they further aver that they bv Chancellor Cuno will offer less than twenty billion goR! murjtB th(|t tho f,.,Ji ral hut it is hardly possible nnd no one ^sh. French official circles express themselves as pessimistu Mll.llsivi.|y in inveHikating alleged • o(T to start again thin nfternoon with have enough business on the calen­ can Rcscucrn who lushed to tin- scene wants to get a black bass that will iu erning pi prospects of any headway resulting ironi new pro- |MMIIIIIgu cll„,utions iflifong tho .lumbar nfte i the storm passed found Brant­ weigh over fourteen pound* for tho five or Rix senatrs planning to enter dar to prevent tick eradication com­ concerning ing up for n long time. That iM their camps in this section, particularly in ley burled under brick and timber, the fray. , po.sals. little fellows are gamey enough but the territory In which the Putnam oldest daughter, Adeele, 21. suffered The house was not expected to ac­ side of it. On the other side, there the hoy* who fish say thnt In tho company opcrntiw. The Inquiries of although he was nothndly hurt. The complish more than routine in its is a profession of confidence that leg­ REAPPORTIONMENT TO swift Wokiwn there are bn** weigh­ these agents have never been laid be­ a In ken left thigh n ndankle and n brief session this afternoon, nnd ac­ islation to eradicate! ticks will bo ing twenty-five pounds and wo beREACH VOTE WITHIN . fore u grand Jury, it is understood. cording to a strong minority is not passed nt tho present session. lacerated head. She was pinned un­ lievo It for no limn knows what the FEW DAYS IN SENATE The houao during the week should The legislative committee will re­ der a heavy sill. She wuh taken to going to accomplish more thnn minor Wekiwn contains. However, tho convene tomorrow morning, re-open­ u hospital in Snndersville, l»n. stuff for some daya to come. The come to n measure already pussed by starting of the fishing reason is good TALLAHASSEE, April 30.—Reoping its inquiry into the office of Coun­ house has vitraully gotten off Its the senate to substitute electrocution lira trice Brantley, 21. was badly nows to nil the looul sports and now .for hanging in this state. portlonmcnt is expected to bu reach­ ty Judge II. F. Willis, of Leon coun- bruised and hurt internally. Bhe was you can see A rthur Yowell, Goorge chest the measure to ablish tho prac­ Of the real big things the commit­ ed by the senate this week with the, ty, who is charged with having enter- foUI|(j UIMj,.r a tnMr which hud been tice of leasing convicts to private in­ Det’ottcs, Ned lla rrlso ^ Henry Bur­ dividuals and firms when it amended tee still have most of them with no indications that the upper body will T o HOLD M A N D A T E D TERRITORY jed Into a collusion with er Ul*'”' Hher- buried in the debris. ” form * den, John U*onardl, George Speer, indication ns to when they will turn a sneatc measure on the subject F ri­ . . . . . v c t 'iiM ik'iuil iff Jones in connection with the lensCharlie, 18. wn* bruised. IU said * yu[ Jnn,CM)n> Ur. Mason, pass with little trouble n measure At. A IN S I i t k m . it prisoners to tho Putnam com- Hint he hail goten up and while wait- . 1 tt , . , day and sent it back to the upper them loose. The Joint Appropriations looking to a constitutional amend­ Joo HuUkiinson, Harry Wilson, Bob i r t O l i L V C ln V AGGRESSION house for concurrence. • It has under committee concluded its henrings on ment for reapportlonment of the pony. . Ingr for. Hu* storm to pass, dropped Newman. Charlie Whitncr, Joe Ball, ■ —r A fter the Willis case lu disposed of onto a lied. A few minutes later the Bob Dean, Ed Hlggin* and many oth­ n special order of business for to­ the budget Saturday nnd will prob­ house membership on a basis of 3 (Hr 'Car s»«.«rl»le4 I’rM tl the committee will enter upon the re­ bed was gone, he said. morrow consideration of a measure a b ly make iU report tmorrow or next members each for the 5 most popu­ . PARIS, April 30.-F ra n c e is send­ ers getting busy on the old boat and by ltepdesentatlve Hendry which day. The finance and taxation com­ lous counties, 2 for the next 18 ami ing more troop* to Syria to hold the ported brutalities a t the private lease* Guy llraiitlcy, 12, suffered tu ts on the fish lines and the poles and new would require th at vagranta be given mittees of neither house have de- 1 each for the reniutndcr, while the mandated territory nguinst any pos­ convict camp formerly owned by the head and hand*. Annie Brantley, bait. “ jury trla), and also defines a va­ cidcA on anything in the way of tax senate would be given a m othership sible aggression by the Turks. A con­ State Senator T. J. Knabb, near Mac- 0, escaped without u scratch. We rhnll watch the events closely grant in te r m f of much less scope reform despite their labors of the of 38 spread cqusitably over the siderable number of French colonials Clenny. There win one mule hitched to n and keep track of the big ones as . than present definitions have. Mr. past week. The administration is state according to population. There have already quietly embarked nnd post lu the stable. Tho stable was they bring them in for it .will be a Capper’s Weekly states Europe carried nwuy by the storm , but the Hendry aaya the purpose of his meas­ sponsoring a bill th at would give* the arc further indications th at this are on their way to Syria and two di­ good season for bass. ure Is to give protection to honest central tax authorities full power In measure will be accepted in Hie house visions totalling 20.000 men, It is re­ owes every American $250 each (pro mule was still there. The following prizes will be given. iwrson* seeking employment as dif­ the handling of taxes now available, in other words, that it will ivmstltutc ported, have been decided upon ns capita) on loans. Very interesting The Price school •• house In the First-r-Shnpvspoare “ Ideal” Level ferentiated from the typical vaga­ first, by setting up assessment boards the 1823 session’s proffered solution probable reinforcements to be sent so but no valuable in compiling our in­ eastern p art of the county, was also Wind Heel. in each county. Former Governor bond. destroyed. as to give General Woygand u suffic­ dividual assets. of the time old problem. Second—Hcddop'a Bambo Casting Tho provision for a jury trial comes Gilchrist is sponsoring a plan in the The Bouth Florida delegations are ient nrmy. Rod. If there’a u fool In every family, it in for oppoaition because of the ex­ fortn of n ‘ proposed constitutional France now has 20,000 men in Syria ThlnV—Fishing Tackla Box. apparently catisfied with t h e ‘plan, amendment thnt would provide for nave* argum ent where there Is an pense it would entail. • • but the northern front is about 200 F ourth—XX-50-yard Blnuon lin e . envolvcd from tho several plans stud­ A county option no-fcnce bill by the derivation of sta te revenues frofn only child< miles In length, and a Turkish army .. -.J ' Rules. ' ied by tho senate constitutional Representative Parrish has hern first corporations and county revenues l^ J F U h must be caught In Semi- 1 amendments committee. On the low­ corps of 20,000 is concentrated there from real estate.. Another crowd tax on the calendar of business for sev­ tho details of It* future Syrian pol­ e r side of the legislature, the South with additional forces on their way. nole county. eral daya. and each time it baa been reform ers U woking, for n constitu­ i l l r T fce A u w > l * l f < »•*••■» The announcement of French mili­ ity, simply Ift it Ins known through ■J.—Must be caught with a rod and Floridians have not given up the WAYNESBORO. G a , April 30.— reached Has beep temporarily passed tional amendment to classify prop­ tary preparations was made after n , semi-official channel th a t bocause reel withoutaasistance of any kind, hope of taking home nn apportion­ on motion of Mr, Parrish. Propo­ erty with a view to getting at inPrem ier Poincare’s two hour talk the of the massing of Turkish forces Rev. J. E. Seals, pastor of tho F irst shape or form. ment by the present session In splto Methodist church ended‘Ijls life short­ nents of the measure are waiting ap­ tanglibles. A plan thought highly of 3,—No contestant can win more of the claims ,tihs session cannot other morning with General r d l s , the across the border from tho French parently pn the.expected fight on tick by Marion L. Dawson, state tax ly before 10 o'clock thla morning by, “the despatch of fresh contingents of French high commisaloncr a t Constan­ than one prize. . conatitptionally effect any realign­ eradication. Thirty-six members of equaliser before tho session, th sl tinople, who ffnR went to l.ausanne French troops, token from t h e col­ sending a bullet through hU brain. ment. They have a “bill on the cal­ the house by their vote on a collateral would provide . th at the state assess and then came to Paris for a general onial force*, Is considered necessary.’’ He left a note eaying “It was cither issue last week were recorded oe anti- each county for its proportionate endar which would provide for Im­ conference Olith tho prem ier on tho The m ilitary mouiurea, however, It asylum or death.” He was said to mediate reapportlonment mostly-along cradicalioniaU, and some of them share of state expet^Te, has lift ypt is understood have,been taken only as have been in ill health since his wife situation and for a discussion with Celery shipment* from Sanford: 6, . have been outspoken to the effect taken evert, tho form of n bill. Sup the lines of constitutional amend­ a precaution, for Gen. Belle brought lied a year ago. * General Woygnitd on tho m ilitary • _______ » Chicago; 5, Florence; 4, Waycroa*; 2, that they are eo strongly * against Lprtcra of the State Road Depart- ment plan, except thnt y»o senate plans. President MiUerand late r re. from Lausanne a report of fris long eradication measures th at they plan-1 m ent are fighting stubbornly for a membership would have to remain at ran ly .taUttVlXhe only ex* Atlanta. ccived General Pclle, who gave the talks with lamet Puaha which the From Manatee: t), Savannah; ned to hold the subject from conoid-1 straight out Increased goa tax, to two thirty-two. U t this plan cerve ns a pVcVider.tr 7 u 'ir information oT c o n X . F rcw h ransidor more encouraging I ception being noted in the lUhl., Pittsburgh) 5, New York; 1, S t. Loti eration a s 1long as possible. It cer- cents a gallon, the departm ent to get temporary remedy they soy and the than lamct'a attitude in the conferwhich state* Job cur red the day7 ho 1, Jacksonville;.I, tlontgum ary. . tainly won’t come up out f it* turn, it all, whUe others want to aot up Constitutional amendment will / Ax UmtXrjPHJPI Tho government, without divulging er.ee. . 1 '')* « ■ bor“ * * 1 ‘ ’ things permanently. „ . they declare, for it akea • two-thirds 1a gas tax for (he counties. *>. . i.. J f v ■'*-** *' - , ,7* c ITvtp ; .Ax *v* • Wv AMERICAN SHIPS CAN SERVE LIQUOR ON BOARD ON SEA - WHEN OUTSIDE THE LIMIT Rail Hardware Co.’s Annual Fish Contest Will Re Started Ruling of Attorney General Daugherty was Over­ turned Today FRENCH GOVERNMENT EXPECTS REPARATIONS BEING WILL BE MUCH TOO SMALL Promts'll of Chancellor Cuno Less Than Twenty iThad w*«. Billion Gold Marks 1 ■ • Jl FRANCE SENDS MORE TROOPS INTO SYRIA Tn>* Methodist Minister . Killed Himself at Waynesboro, Ga. MAMET fiEPOKT | ' �THE SANFORD DAILY HeUrALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1923 ?AQE SIX /S a tu rd a y Special, 8t)c 1-lb. aaaortmant of Chocolates, . Saturday Only.—R. C. Bower. 25-2tc STOP& COtlOM AND WHRRZY.)) a man—it must be chased, not empty handed, but with money with which to make MORE mon­ ey! Our Savings Department pay­ ing 4% Interest is the path on which to make your start New accounts cordially invited —why not become a steady de­ positor of ours? A COMMUNITY HUILDER F P POPSTER, PreeHent MRS. FRED DAIGRR, Society Editor I’hoi* 217-W ■f you haw an* frlrmla slaltlnx >«u —if r » i nrr u*ina am n k rr* or rumln* hoMPi nr If >«u a rt rafrrlalalns, larllr a pnalnl rarrt In ihla itrpnrlmml, nit line frlatfa, nr Irlrebonr Ihr Itria. II **111 hr (T rallr niiprrrlalrS. SOCIAL CALENDAU Ilcrnlco Watte, Miss Nell Graves, R. I.. Allen, Miss Fannie Belle Priest, Coibett Williamson, Sam V. Beil, Ml*a Helen Chnrpening, T. I). Oliver, Misn Pearl Sutton, Mins Edna Stiles, G. II. Webster, Miss Mnrie Stemper, Sir Uirhnnl Terheun, Misses Janie ubd Inez W atts, Jack Gibson, Miss Marguerite Franklin, Carl Chorpening, Robert Grier, Miss Surah Lois I’reist, nnd Claude Echols. Saturday—Cecilinn Music Club meets at p:ir> p. m. at the studio of Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. Monday—Pipe Organ Club mee’.a at th^ home of Mrs.' Guy 8. Set man oil 7lh anti Eini avenue, at 3:2b Monday — Sanford Choral Society wi|| have rehersnl a t tin* I'nrhih House nt 8 p. m. Tuesday—Circle No, 2. will meet nt home of Mrs. Nix on 305 W. Fifth street ut fmir o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. McBride left today fur points in Ninth Carolina where they will spend tin* summer monthn. t Edward Higgins, the Ford agent here is cutting up with n new Ford Sport model. It i:< u bright red body J. W. Ragsdale of Jacksonville witli ull the appurlmirex of a sport spent the day here yesteidny attend­ car and looks mighty nifty. ing to butdne.is. Il is rumored that at leant twenty nudrlrnint houses will Ik* built hero Mj\ nnd Mrs. George E. Watkins thl# summer ranging nil the way of Or.wegtr, N. Y., were litliolip the ftorp twenty-five apartm ents to lite nrrivuls here mul are Ktopping at the otie and two room nptirtmcnl houes. Montezuma. _ Some of them will Ire among the largest in the city. Dr. and Mm. J. Hrnditer of Syra­ cuse, N. Y., arrived ill the city yes­ Mr. nnd Mm. John Maurer left terday and are spending a few duys Inst night for New York after spend­ here a\ the Montezuma. ing the winter in Snnford. Mr. Maurer was In charge of the wash­ II. II. Hill of Columbia, S. C„ i* ing nnd packing celery for the Amer­ among the business visitors here and ican Fruit Growers for dhc past few is muking hlJ' headquarters at the month* making nn experiment here Montezumn. Mr. Hill is n former in tahl line nnd wns very successful. resident of Sanford nnd hit* miiny friends here. DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Ernest McCowan Galloway wan the gracious hostess yesterday when ulie entertained nt n bridge luncheon ut her lovely country home on Curneron avenue, there were two tables of players and the guests in­ cluded the members of the Duplicate Bridge Club. ■ The luncheon table wns exquisite ill its appointments, il being laid with n handsome cloth, und graced with u nllvcr basket of fragrant red roses and fern*. The place card* nnd other details carrying out the color motif of red und green. At one o’docw n dylidous luncheon was served. Following tin* luncheon, n spirited game of bridge was played. The* tables being arranged in the spadutis living room which had been decorated with quantities of pink roses and lilies. After severul gullies were played acoreA were counted and the prizes, Dutch hot plate pud*, award­ ed Mrs. S. Pu^rxtoti nnd Mrs. Flunk Miller. ' A GOOD A N S W E R A lawyer was cross-examining nn old German iilsiut the position of the doors, windows, nnd so foilh, in a house In which a certain transaction occurred. “ And now, my good mail,’ said the lawyer" will you lx* good enough to tell the court how the stairs run In the house7" The German looked dazed nnd un­ settled for u ill onto il .t "How do the iitairs run 7" he quer­ ied. "Yes, hmv do the ntjrH run 7“ "Well," continued the witness, a f­ ter n moment’s thought, “ ven 1 nm uo|i*t«ir.« dey run down, luul ven 1 lint downstuirs dey run uop."—National Monthly. Saturday. Hpcciul, 8l)c 1-lit. assort­ ment of Chocolate*, 4‘Jc. Sutiirduy only.—R. C. Iluwer. 25-2tr CALLED MEETING ROOSEVELT AUXILIARY There will he a culled meeting of Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary, No. ”, Tuesday afternoon at four ft’rlnrti to complete plans for enter­ taining the visiting ludies to the U. S. W, V. reunion May 7-8-tl. Wc need1every member of the auxiliary present, contributing and active. Your president will appreciate your support. LOU SMITH TERHEUN, ’ President. ORDER O! The Sanford Chapter, Older of DeMiduy for Jroyn will hold its regular business mealing Wednesday eve­ ning, May 2, at 7:30 sharp. Much now htfsliions will ho discussed and three candidate.* will icceivc the iniiluiy degree. Every member Is urged to attend this meeting. At the last mooting every one enjoyed the work and refreshments much. All Master Mssutts are. cordially invited. Fo‘r Florida! Generally, fair today and Sunday, except probably local • thunder­ showers Hi extreme north portion; gqntle to moderate southeast winds. W ritten for The Csnpnign Being Made by the Wom­ an’s Club'for Garden Week Ju st two years ago ' a movement was started simultaneously by. Mrs; II. W. Herndon of the Womnn’n Club nnd Mr. T. IZ D unns df the A. C. L to make shine effort to beautify our station grounds. This hid long been n dreaftl of ninny r.enple.__ A. roeilln'g wua hold nntl "it win decided th at the Woman's Club would take the grounds r.l (he north end of the ouilding and the A. C. L. employcen fcftRlSTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE t|jo south end. To the enst of the building was n big ditch. M n t HemSUNDAY, A P R IL .20, 1D23 don decided to pinnl, her little park Subject: in ncurlet hibbisrin and Cocos "PROBATION AFTER DEATH’ plumosas palms, together with the Chinch Service 10:4f» n. m. Services will he held in the m l poinsettia, which had nlrcady Palm Room of the Voider. Hotel been planted by Mrs. K. A. Hill und All arc* WELCOME. Mr. Schnirard against the Express office, this made a thing of beauty. There is no more beautiful spot in FIRST BA ITIST CHURCH. w the entire town nnd none more udmired by tha people passing through Sunday school 0:30 a. ni. Morning worship nnd sermon 11 a. Sanford, for not n day in the year in. Subject, God's Purpose in De­ signing n Woman’s Heart. B. Y. P. Unions 7 o’clock. Evening worship nnd sermon 8 o'clock. Subject, The Man Who Wins edge and asked Mrs. Henry Wight to plan it for them. She did this at the Finish. with much enthusiasm, furnishing a Sunbeam Hand Monday 3:30 p. m. list of plants to be ordered nnd when Prayer meeting Wednesday evening they came, superintended their plant­ 8 o'clock. ing. Wo all know the beautiful re­ Sunday morning at tho First Buptist Church the pastor will deliver sult. Not only these plants,, hut all tho first of a sories of sermons on those on the south side of the build­ the theme, ‘‘The Family of Four." >ing und of Oth street together with The subject of the Prat’ sermon is some on the north side of the street "God's Purpose in Designing a Wo­ were bought with, money donated by man's Heart.’ The wives und tin* the employees of the A. C. L. Itnilmothers of the congregation will lie ron'd at Sanford, who feel a great especially interested in the morning pride in what hur. been done. Many times the officials of the discussion. Tho second of the series will he delivered Sunday evening, nnd A. C. L. had been requested to do the men of the city nnd distrlcl are romething with these grounds, hut cordially Invited. The subject for nothing had ever come of it. After this work was started und they liegnn to seo that*we really and truly wanted n park and if they would ifM do it, wo would, they • became very mill'll interested, especially sunn* of the high officials and issued in‘4 ruc­ tions for various wink to lx* done here. One of the first moves was to pul a man on for all of his time to 'cure for the park. They next or­ HOLY CROSS CHURCH. dered the big ditch on the cast aide Churchc services for the 4th Sun­ filled in nnd pi park made there. Next day after Easter will he: they instructed that wutcr Ik* put in 7:30 it. m. I-ow Celebration. over the entire grounds mid most of l»:45 u. m. Sunday School. this has been done. The Inst instruc­ 11:00 a. m. Mullins and Sermon. tions issued were that nil Ifoles, tele­ 8:00 p, m. Vespers nnd address. graph, telephone ami light poles must At night in addition to tVc special come out. Some have nlrcady been music of the service, the Anthem will removed nnd the others will Ik* in n he: “Glory Be to My God, This very short time. There are two Night” (Gounod) ns n Duel sung by tilings mnre that we hope will lie Mcriiinnie* Tnkutli and Leak. done before n grout while nnd that they are, the widening of Oth street THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH end n white way down the street. • W. J. Carpenter. Pastor. The work started by a few peoplt* has The Hiibjcel of the morning sermon done a great thing not only for San­ will’ lie: “The Sons of God—Their ford hut for other points as well. The Piescnt und Future." A. C. L. official* have become so At night the pastor will speak on: proud of the Sanford pnrk, they huvo ••The Sears Borne by n Greut Hero." issued /Instructions th at several of The Sunday school is In flue work­ the other stution ground* in the ing order developing every day in Jacksonville district must fixed up UBufullnesn. We want parents whose as well. While they nre1'proud of our children do not go elsewhere, to send pack, they ure not one half ns proud them to us for religious training. ns we are. To them is due much The Kpworlh League invites nil .thunks nnd appreciation, for wc young people to its dcvotlonul ser­ would not have the large beautiful vice nt 0:15 p. m. park we have unless they had taken hold of the work, for we did not have CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. the funds to do such extensive work Wo will have all of the regular ns they have done. Fur over a year scivices tomorrow. Mr. Ilurhun*’ they have had entire charge, the subject for tho morning will be "A work being directed by Mr. T. I~ F a u l t l e s s King." At tho night ser­ Humus nnd Miss Mell Whitner. vice tho Life story of Moses will be Practically all o t the* iilnnts were given in fine Movie Pictures. These are very highly praised and secured front lleastw r Bros,, of Onccn will prove IKith instructive and cn- und wonderful success was had with tcrtalning. ’ They bring great les- them. We have in the park nine va­ nobler lives b y the vision of God’s rieties of pulms, seven varieties 'of sons, that hnvc lifted humanity to hihihscus, eight of crotons, the mnlinterest in and helpfulness t» men. vaviacus, thumhurgls, druanla, yel­ Moses the *iTr, the greut Prophet, low elder, Au»trnllnn oaks lind pines, the divine leader and greatest of nil ruhlier plants, loses, bamboo, poii\law givers ha* loft hls^m lghty im- settin, n pine, three 'oaks, it buy, a peluulas, chrysan­ l> te x » upon world history, and 111* life monkey plant, story cannot bo too well known. Do themums, und various other plnnts, not full to see those historical .pic­ with flame vines, the numerous pal­ tures. If you want a good seat he metto trees, while all around the buck suro to coino rutly. Tomorrow night uie trellis covered with the purple bougunviiln, with double white ut the Congregntiouul Church. oleanders between. When this wuik was started in April 1021, it wan not with the "Here comes a friend .of mine, lie ’s u human dynamo." h u t.fo r tomorrow und if some think it has been slow, just look back two "Really 7" • . "Yes, everythiag ho lins on • Is year* ami they run realize what has charged."—CoiigrcgaUunnlist. been done nnd think how it will look In another two years. Application for permit for con_ —M. W. ntruetion of n causeway nnd bridge art ess Indian River at Fort Pierce Daily Herald on sale'at Joe’s Smoke Is tu lie made of tho board of county House, Mobley’s Drug Store and rouuniialonerN by tho Fort Pierce Hunt’* Pharmacy. Financing and Construction company. The proposed esusway and bridge McKinnon-Markwood Company will Would extend across the river to .F s- have a complete lino of H art 8chaffIwr’a Point, on thoesst, Ju it south ner L Marx clothing, now store, now of tho Inlet. * stock. V< ' (> [ 12-tfc b r e a t h in g jiiS lu £ tad fy S ay s Site W is R onCECIL B. DeMILLfffi Down, Suffered With Her Back) “Had- p cough and wheeling in mjr throat," writes Carolina Dillard, Pet­ ersburg, Va.. ‘T oley’a Honey and Tur gave me quick relief and slopped my cough." Coughs resulting frobt Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, , As­ thma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved with Foley’s.H oney and Tar. Three generations of satisfied users have made Foley’s Honey and Tnr the larg­ est selling cough medicine' in the world. Refuse . substitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold everywhere.— Adv. • • * T o o k .C tn W , t o * , v C* M , tlchmond, Ind.—"I thought | would tea line or so, to sar thxl I owe my id health and strength to Cardul,Mo y » eUer from Mrs. Cora Courtney, 31 hold Street, Ihla dty. ./ 1 was alj run-down until my family ught they would lose me," writes Mrs. inner. “My husband coaxed me to e Cardui, so, to please him,. I did, and * ____’ _ TFX • 1 '■ * # I ‘ K c | K I \ A V A ky io,r is a s £ s $ s s te fflt& - The Dully Ifurflia, ~ll»o per tveeE I do all my own v find time to pity. 1 Every tick and runUke this wonderful , ' "I suffered with n Apply Boncilla Beautifier cnsmlc clay to fcelinl* in my limbs, your face, and rest while it dries, then . • iiarl«i¥ remove and seo arid feel the wonderful .. l . X ... difference in the color and texture of the w ed—so tired all Ui skin. S Guaranteed to do these definite things for the face or money refunded. Clear the complexion and give it color. Uft out the lines. Remove blackhead* and pimples. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin soft and smooth. $ You can obtain regular sixes from your favorite toilet counter. If not, send this ad. with 10 cent* to Boncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, for • trial tube. Tho Herald delivered six time* n-eok for 16c. !;• t ■, CATARRH OF THE STOMACH F r jO U CANT ENJOY LIFE with a tois, sour, bloated gemoch. Fded does not nouriih. Irulrtd it it a i ouicb c( tqiseiy, earning pain, belching, dinars* and besd. schr*. The prr.’.n vviJi a bad ilo.nach should be (sltdied with nothing Ira than prrmsoent, lining relief. • *1 The tight remedy will acl upon the Enter* of ike ttoiearh, cetich die Mood, as] in caitir.g cut the cclaalitl pouoa* and s'.rcngdica eyny Lodtly function. «] The Urge number of people \«l>o lure nncesdutly uied Dr. Usrtftuo’s (smou* medicine, recommended for ail catarrhal condsly^it, offer the itrongcit pnuible eiuloitcmco! for March 7 P e - r u - mA Let the Sanford Sign Shop Do Your Sign Painting. IH SERVICE FIFTY YEARS TABLETS OR LIQUID SOLO CVCRVMrtlCr.g . • . . ' ’ t \ THE FINEST EVENT ON TODAY’S HORIZON Today’s great offering of Churchwell’s entire stock of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Clothing and Shoes, is an r . • , extraordinary event for all who are accustomed to the best in Clothing and Shoes. It means supreme quality, —a great range of styles to choose from, plus remark­ able value. Of course you will not overlook this winning combination. It means that you get the best in Mer• , , ,. chandise, Clothing and Shoes at the best value obtain• c able this season. The picking’s easy Come and pick yours it Churchwell’s ■ A �J-fX'VJ THE SANFORD DAILY’HERALD, MONDAY,' AI*RIL 30,1923 PAGE TWO Some paper* are getting rather hysterica) over the convict business ami 'would' nlralish everything even to P i k l M r l P » r r y « U rrm o o » 4 my a t t b + l l e r a l t n a l U l a a , 1W corporal punlshmoht. If they will Magmalla A▼»« t o f w i , Pl*« abolish the leusp system we will Ire satisfied th at each county can take care - of their own convicts in the ru n M m iK fiii .rig h t manner. Punishm ent cannot W. J . I I O L I . T j . -------- ----------------r^ ltiir N. J . 1.11.1. Alt l > ----- H f r r n . r r - T W M . W P he nlxdished and should not Ire nbolH . A . N K K X .................. O r . w . 1 M n n a a e r ished liut humane treatm ent should l». ft. 1 IO L I.T A d w rtlil. 1 M . . . y r lie arrorded the prisoners always. on A A v .rtl.la K I t i l r . M ad. K n n n n Heminole and other counties that A p p licatio n have .refused to leaso their convicts L E W I * S H IP I' ... flr r n ln tlim K . . . | r r l>u(. work thorn on tho county rowls Phone M l- W a t t . r ft p. ta. have Imd no trouble and have had no ■ a h a r r l p t l n n P r i c e In A t r a . w HUNI iMid^ropoftsieinanatinK from them. It m M 3 X r c r c 3 3 i i 2 o i p . u . » ~ 'is alFrifcWAd go after the people,reM|t>rv<)bto Air tho crime of whipping o„ a hoy to dpnth hut don’t get mushy The ^ver the convict Idea. They should ■Id ■■d ila* (rented as human lieings hut they ' itli _ t l o a . S3.»0 p e r » r . r , . I n a r a In a d v a n c e . jdrauJd^ubiJj_Jju inudi: Jo_wxirk Jt-Jjig y . P— Manap ■ ■---- a w n a a a ■ ■ ■ M K M IiK Il T i l l ! ’ A M O C lA T K f r P U K * * arc able to work. —7------TTT“ --------- -- IUST KIPS-— Mevle of a Kid Making a Bid la* a MrCMW The Herald Printing Co. B'C t*■ m s d tngo later on. When-bond price* arts low, buy: lorig tim e , Issues .th a t the relatively high income available nt thattim e may be enjoyed a 3 long ns possible." 4 ‘ General business continues It* side­ wise movement. . The index of tho Babsonchnrt shows activity a t 3 per cen above normal. The same level as last week. •V AN INDEX s ^ TO CHARACTER NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1701 contemplates a raise In scale to 76c per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. fff There could be no better Index to char|| ncler than a ftavings passbook,— i i ( 29l-2C tp f Hi WEEKLY CITRUS REVIEW. d R L A N q o , April JBO.—Tho weekly citrus review by F. I*. HFelly, ns is♦u*d*,rffWr*He •■«f£e«t-«f— A m edian F ruit Growers, Inc., says: J T h s A s a o rla le it P r e a a la e x c l u s i v e l y Shipments of California navels con-*" • n t l l l . d lo l h a u aa f o r rrp iitillcA tlo ii of a l l n t « < il l a p a t c h . n c r e d i t e d lo It o r "I.EON PROPOSES TO SPEND A tinue smewhut heavier than was ex- » n o t o l l i e r w l . a c r e d i t . <1 In thl* liatier pected, a total of .1232 tears h a v in g * M lIJJO N FOR HOADS. a n d a l . o t l i . lo c a l new s p u lilla h .il herein. moved during the six-duy period end- £ All r i g h t , o f rn - p iih l lc n t lo n o f apeclnl d i s p a t c h e s h e r n l n a r e n lao r e s e r v e d ing April 23rd, however, a rapid du-; ■ All those counties in Florida and; O ff lee ■ IIK H A I.II I l l 'l l . I I I M l . P h o n e IAS crease in this movement may now bo ■ Georgia that were aide to secure i expected. , S certain grades of clay for road build-j Foreign Advertising kapfasan’.allva ing, thought they hail solved the. fy z ._ Florida shipments for tho seven-' * niE A MF.WK-ANl'ME3!t ASSOCIAl ION c Xrtoon CO, Q INTF.RN problem when they mixed the clay day period ending April 20th was *133 J with n little sand, placed it on the cars of orangek and 52‘J cars of m m ^ m r j h f f i in n m hi m h n grades and announced the completion grapefruit. of unother highway. But the toll Oranges: As predicted last week "The Mist Living Relative of Wash- taken hy modern swift and heavy the auction m arkets maintained a ton is Living in Orlando,” says the traffic soon indicated that the sandsteady advance until Thursday, the Orlando Sentinel. That's nothing. h _______ clay rood was only a makeshift. They slight reaction on that .and the fol­ We have among others the first liv­ BAUSON DISCUSSES FACTORS THAT GOVERN MARKETS do very well in dry weather, provid­ lowing slay being due largely to the ing relative of ope of *10 million de­ ing they are continually worked on, unexpectedly liberal offerings of scendants of those who came over in Pu k i k i k V Ka h r Ku f n ka k;t * 4 fe i Ra f t j ku hut in wet weather they often be­ navels, however, n net advance for the Mayflower. come impassable. ^hc wceJt'Of f)0(o to 75c was recorded. ---------— o----------WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., meantime hnve n heavy demand for With the uubtidn* In u healthy con­ Leon county, home of the! State 'linn. Charles I). Haines, Altamonte April 30.— Bonds have declined since commercial loans and the bonds they dition and an increasing f. d. b. de­ Springs, Fla., one of the really big Capitol, is the latest county to Inst September until nt the low bought with idle funds during dull mand, the close of the week finds awake to the .need of some Hort of men of the country and a red blooded »!« point of March 27, they were hack to times are* soldi Ail this reduces the Florida oranges in a decidedly strong­ American from the crown of his* head permanent roadway. The progress­ the level of December 1021. Inves­ demand for investment bonds and in- er position. to tho sole of his feel, favors William ive people of Tnllnhnaneisnre petition­ creuses the available supply of such G rapefruit: The first part of the Jennings Bryan for the presidency.— ing, through the Chamber of Com­ tors who have been somewhat dis­ issues. mayed bythis turn of nlTairs will lie merce, the county commissioners to week did not witness so farKed an Jasper News. “As the boom goes too fur, banks advance in grapefruit ns was shown submit a million dollar bond isstle for particularly interested in a state­ ■---------- -o ■ ment issued by Huger W. Balisnn in get overtaxed and must call in louns. by oranges, neither did tho corre­ paved roads. The proposal is to Article in this issue says the potato which he explains the situation. More bonds are solll and prices tum ­ sponding declines occur during the make Tallahassee the southern growers of Ihe Paintka section hnve ble. Concerns which are caught must latter part, and, on the whole, the terminus of ^•direct route from At­ "Bond prices," says Mr. Bnbson, agreed to stop digging until the : price goes up. That Is what co-opera­ lanta snuthvAird to Florida and lo tap “are governed hy a combination of liquidate and forced sales mean sac­ auctions closed with satisfactory re­ tion will do and ' organization and ihe coast of the Gulf of Mexico nt three factors: the demand for goods, rifice prices. The moment the pub­ sults especially on fruit of the better standing together. If the celery Cura lie) le with another permanent the supply of money, and the psy­ lic sees prices begin to weaken, de- grades. (Hferings to outside m ar­ growers would have decided to ship road. The road from Atlanta would chology of the times. The combina­ mnml disappears as quickly as it ap­ kets were freely taken nt satisfactory J half a crop this year they would all connect with State Hoad No. 1 be­ tion of these three set tho price far pears in u rising market. Business prices and inquiry for storage stock, have made more money. It is a case tween Pensacola and Jacksonville and money (the yield of bonds) which slows up and funds begi nto accumu­ was encouragingly heavy. Tim rapidly diminishing supplies of hanging together or going into would also alTord direct connection govern the m arket value of the in­ late liitli with the investor who saves more in dull times, _ than in boom would 1seem to preclude any possi­ bankruptcy wherever n hunch of. with all Central Florida over State dividual security. Bonds No. 2 and No. fa A direct, "Jf we begin a t (he bottom we find times and tlUJ hanks who now have a bility of heavier shipments during growers fail to stnml together. through highway between South low commodity prices, dull business slackened demand for commercial; the remainder ef the season and, --------- o----------while no extreme prices may prevail, The Pnlatkn News had so murh Florida and Atlanta hy way of Talla­ and little demand for commercial loans. "Both turn again lo the bond m ar­ it is practically assured that belli advertising Saturday that the editor­ hassee, would prove of vnsC benefit money. Add tin* psychological factor ial head had .to lie rut down in order to the entire State. And this will of increased confidence on the part ket and seek to invest these surplus oranges und grapefruit will continue to get all the reading m atter and come to pass within the next five or of the public and demand picks up, funds. Dtmnnd, for bonds again to move at very satisfactory figures. advertising m ailer In the paper. TbF nix yfcaTs. ‘I«<*t US repeat, Florida will prices strengthen and m anufactur­ picks up and prices la-gin to rise. As News is doing a great work in Palut- be the best paved Stale in the Union ers bestir themselves to take care of they go up the buying increases. A McKinnim-Markwimd Company will j kn and (inode Cluerry is iTn 1gnl 7.nl I and will entertain more winter visi- new business. As soon as these con­ certain speculative element, busy in (carry a complete line of Interwoven' as being one of the best in the stale. ' tors for that very reason limn any ditions exist, laiyirg sta rts in earn­ the stock m arket during tin* boom Socks. * T l3 4 fc l Wo are glad to note that his people other Slate.- Ijikidiind Teiegiam, est. People always like to buy iu a turns to bonds for a posiblc specuare beginning to help him hy taking SKIIIUNi; DAS RECORD YEAH. rising market. The more they b u y , lntiv'o profit. - ‘THEY ALL KNOW MB." more advertising and hark him up tin* higher prices go and we bend fu r| “The true investor," concluded Mr. hy something besides kind words. HERRING, April 30.—Citrus ship­ a boom. All ibis buying takes more Babaon, “shifbhl nut l«* upset hy Every newspaper man in bin ex money and the m anufacturer m piires these fluctuations hut should buy for ments hy the Hubring Citrus Growers’ ----------- u-----------The Lakeland S tar-Telegram is pcricmi* soliciting advertising lias added funds to lake care of increased regular income rather than specula Association J u n e thus far totalled showing more Improvement than .any had smile merchant tell him: "'I hey demand. live profit. The position of the m ar­ .*(00 t arsi or 115,000 .boxes .exceeding daily paper in the interior of the nil know me, so why shouliUI adver­ "Funds that would otherwise he in­ ket when tlif funds qre available all previous records. Prices reeeivstate. Since the Star and Ihe Tele­ tise?" lei us lonk at t l u | \ If tile vested in bonds are used in business, should govern only the type of se­ I cd have been most satisfactory, says gram have been united under the merchant meant anything by Ibis as- iu fact, many bonds an* sold to gel curity selected. If bond prices are Manager W. Crews. About 75 name of the Slur-Telegram lHere has sell ion lie meant that everyone who tlieiieeessaiy cash to carry on opera­ high, buy short time issues that ears of high grade fruit remains to been a decided change and the imsi might b»* induced to trade in ids tions on the m*w .scale. The hanks funds may be re-invented to iidvuu- is* shipped hy the association. ness men who said they only wanted j town and witli him knew him. That one paper have turned in to support! this is not true is nppaitn! to every that one paper ns it should be aup- ,thoughtful person, ported. Twenty-four pages was tin* People in a community are con­ limit for lust Saturday and when a stantly changing, coming and going, daily newspaper in u eity the sire of and are becoming more und . . I lsikelund can pull out a 21 page pa­ preoccupied with their own i H, per it mentis (lint they hnve ii won­ so a merchant need go hut a rl « derful city anil a progiessive hunch distance from homo to find c i Jan. Fel >. Mar. Arp, May Join July Atig. Hi•pt. Ort, Nov. lire. 1 ntnl | Inlying JI ciih of husinesH men. It also proves (hat w)io never lieanl of him. The; y |Vinrriran record*: the Lakeland merchants meant what meet a merchant in a personal y, White I.<t 1ioiii, single lien they said when they decided to cut and at tin* same Cline 257 ( 20 19 25 25 23 23 2*» 2fi 23 19 12 17 g l*'ii'nl year of laying 189 U to *17 23 19 21 25 27 23 21 0 0 down the iiuiiiIht of newspapers to I ,,f ||jni in u laisinesH way ami noth■Sivitnd year of laying 110 11 21 3 5 14(5 \ 15 * 17 4 3 1 1 19 21 White Leghorn, Av, of 80 lien* one good well supiiurtcd paper. ing of the goods lie handles. Rose t'limh Rhode Ihlunil Red, single hen y 241 Meeting a mini iu a personal 30 27 23 27 19 25 18 13 15 1 15 28 First year of laying .... .... ...... . Hanfoid is taking a stint in ihe •1 10 29 14 14 13 11 13 173 IG 24 17 7 Second year of laying N and meeting a man in a bus building line that will never he 20 15 10 17 13 183 15 22 11 12 17 9 White Wyandotte, average of 28 pnllctti 17 4, way arc two very different th : Mopped regardless of linid limes or Assorted varieties, average of <3T7 liens and Joint Smith may know John -I X. 18 lfi 14 13 10 11 127 . 8 U 4 7 to 4 pullets ........... other calamities that might overtake the mini, lull Smith may mil trade Enulish records: us in the future. Sanford will lie n Single lien witli Jones, ttie grocer, for the ver;y city of ten thousand people in the 0 IK 21 18 15 24 229 First year of laying 24 23 29 10 good reason that lie only know year of 1924 just as the Herald pre­ 0 23 0 10 12 19 2*5 24 191 Heeoad year of laying 121 •21 23 12 Jones in a personal way. lie doe v Juslralian records: ' dicted and with sufficient money here not know him in a business way. Ill»• While Leghorn, single hen to build the houses contemplated' f First year of laying 213 i lias not las’ii educated to think o 2*5 2(1 27 24 rD n*O m 19 15 oo 12 11* 17 it there will lie enough houses ami 3 0 18 21 23 20 24 21 r Second year of laying 18 11 15 15 192 ) Jane* ns the possessor of some coni enough apartments to. t a k e care of •1 White Leghorn, single lien ........ modify that would give him greater < 1 5 ■7 151 i First year of laying .............................. . 4 13 22 21 19 19 19 13 7 inuny new people next winter. The rJ comfort ami happiness, lie lius 0 0 13 •)'» 23 oo Second year of laying 113 1 Wb OO . 8 U 1 Itehild lias Millie good news oil tile * / 0 been educated to ihink of grot’* Silver Wyandotte, single hen apartm ent house idea and it will soon First year of laying ...................... ...... ...... .. 16 lli 17 12 13 13 20 24 21 21 21 23 217 ! y| when lie thinks of Jones, if e be given publication. There is noth­ fi Second year of laying 8 ’ 13 14 15 (5 9 8 Ill 1 10 3 7 12 ing to worry alatut our city’s growth. Assorted varieties, average of 534 pullets,... lfi 13 10 11 12 13 14 20 22 22 20 19. 192 n There will In* no dull summer here. ThD 'cily will continue to -grow and highest egg records lay constantly I duccrs during their first year prove grow us fast or faster than any other we might say that Smith knows throughout alm ost'avery month in the j vc ry unsatisfactory during subseinterior city in the state. And you Jones, the grocer, better is to teach Smith more of the business side of yenr and that tho only time when quent years, as for example, the Auscan ull help by pushing it along. Jones and Ihe goods he sdiii. How they fall off in egg production is dur- tvnliun Silver Wyandotte shown in else run this he done more effectively, ing the molting period or when they the table. To be certain that no such economically and consistently than hens are selected for breeders, .it is arc brooding. • 0 SELL WHEN U through newapupur advertising 7— Hens that do not muke such high necessary th at careful egg records be YOUR REAL By SETH W. SJIOEMAKF-R LIST IT Exchange, Y egg records usually lay very well In kept. ESTATE - ■ o ■— — Director, The .School of Agriculture, certain mhnths, of thp*T*nr, but arc T tiF T tyest eggs are produced dur­ ’ ffjilppicnli kre being made of* vege­ International Correspondence unable to stand th e* * train , of heavy ing {he time of molt and the period 1 I 1 ■J tables from funds between DcLami, Schools, Scranton, I’a. f egg laying and fail sometimes almost immediately following that season. Ip New Smyrna' and Duytumi to the completely in other months. the United States tho molt occurs northern m arkets a t tHP rule of more Records indicute tbut egg produc­ than a car u day. The shipments in­ tion is more a m atter of individuality* If the records of eighty W hite Leg­ during the months th at intervene be­ clude celery, potatoes and other truck­ than uf seasons, though molting horns in Amcricu is compared with tween July and January and naturally on Your Iteal Eutulc? ing products grown in the Dclauul seems to have a general effect. that of twenty-eight American Wyan- egg* will sell for the highest prices See ------------We Have II section and shipped by freight, exThe egg records given in the ac­ dutL s and the 077 bens of assorted during this period. Hons may be en­ pruts or b>' bout. The urreage this companying table have been taken varieties in America, It will be noted year in vegetables is larger than us­ Irani Inying hens in Amerk’u, England tiiut the egg production in the cold couraged to lay during these-months. ual and while the frost set bark the und Austruiiu. Thu records of some months of the year is fully aa large Pullets th a t are hatched early in AGENTS crop somewhat it is expected that the exceptionally high egg producers ub in the spring months; also, that the spring lay earlier than the present excellent prices will huld up huve been selected und ulso the aver­ Ihe production declined only in the later hatched pullets. March hatched on account of the greater damage age production of a large number of fall when the fowls were molting. Pir«, Casualty, Auto U autaarc pullets frequently lay In July, while done to trucking crops further north. fowls, IM W. P i n t BL, SANFORD, FLA First Year Good those hatched in July frequently will • • A careful examination will show The Dally Herald, 16c par week. that individual fowls that make the not lay until the following Marvlt, Some hurts that uro heavy egg proH *.«. • * r ■’ * * * ** b- iv m \ V v v w v . , - i ■y . v V TREND OF BONDS SLACKNESS IN MOLTING SEASON IS ONLY UNIFORMITY IN EGG LAYING RECORD OF*1325 HENS OF 3 NATIONS .1 Belief Weather Influ­ ences Hens* Egg-Lay­ ing1Rate is Found Mistaken W P Want to Borrow Some Money r --' -r - -■ Thls will serve you well at all times and iiitr l .it under all circumstances.. •* !i i|i IT THE P E O P L E ^ A N K o f 1 Skitiror^'is ■ ready and anxious to: help you to KeTp — ryoursdlfr- An tnlenest-bearlnR. aeeount-H your best recommendation. i L r —— — *—— 7— 1. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford, Florida %* • • _ A u t o l i n e O il Will Positively Stop the CHATTERING in your FORD CAR Wight BrosXo. • ' % Diamond Tires Accessories Replacement Parts IBBI Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Freight and Passenger Service i Established 1854) llm iffni of* FiMaerigrn Carried -Not a Life Lost From Jacksonville One Way 'F rom Jacksonville One Way $3i;.l» ATLANTIC CITY .102)0 BALTIMORE, Ml). W A S H I N G T O N . I). C. 31.71 . 12.52 BOSTON, MASS. NIAGARA FALLS . SIU2 CHICAGO, ILL. 43.18 N E W Y O RK ; N. Y. 302il CLEVELAND. O. . 39.31 P H I L A D E L P H I A , P A. . 34.38 DETROIT, MICH. 41.93 P IT T S B U R G H , PA. 39.31 ELMIRA. N. Y. 38.93 S A V A N N A H . G A .............. li.OD MONTREAL, P. Q. .... 50.50 T O L E D O , 0 ............................ 11.71 AUTOMOBILES CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS Hi i I I I i i K h f u t flu It J o i n t »* N u t i l i t i k i l A pril SMI i , * SfilliriK H f o r I 'll llatl' l |<h In Tlm i MihtY. .mi IV 51. Hti-urtiNltl (» Ajirll tli, April 23111. 1' oi kft Mi ii lw u n d 1 . . r i l i of i mi l l it ill « I; I m i i i d i t L rxr**|»t l U a t f t f k id k H im ti t Si i vi if f i i «li Ini l ut l i l •• 1 1 j i t i dv E x t r a c l i a r u t : f o r | i r o f v r r » n l Kp T l i r o t i i : l i !lt ' )( p( H t *» p r l i t t l pi i l p o i n t * F u l l I n f o r m a l Ion o n a t “ Auk Mr. Fuiiliir" liiire au or ».!• * J. F. WARD. Trav. Puss. Agent C. M. HAILE, Gen. Axt. Ticket Office .and Pier. Mil) I i liny St., Jacksonville, Telephone 638 u You’ve Put That Engine In Fine Condition-Thanks’.’ We’re proud to give efficient service to the car owner because of his cordial appreciation for work well done. i • J **n . Our modern machinery and etpiipment en­ ables us to take cartjof a ear whether, it. needs complete overhauling, or rebuilding, or Tnorely some slight adjustment of brakes or corburetor. Our methods of doing business and tho very reasonable charge we make for high claas work has won us higli^rypt^ution among motorists. Maxwell & Britt REPAIIl DEPARTMENT REAL ESTATE Sanford Buick Co. �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY,‘APRIL 30, 1923 , M they last T will give n San Florida, name plate for your car FREE to anyono ENDEAVORS PREPARING FOR THE STATE CONVENTION t ir e s a n d t u b e s GAS AND OIL Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries Electric Fans Electric Lamps Lehman, a>id will appear In th ^ M a y issue bf tho Florida C. E. Nows. Speakers of note who have recently accepted places on the progrnm are Wm. J. Ilryun, Marcus C. Fogg, and Dr. Robert McCaslin, formerly of for home and autqraphlle Montgomery, Ala.,, now pastor of the "Quality and prices hard to beafL R irers^ c .Presbyterian church,' Jack­ sonville. These men have long been friends of Christian Endeavor. Mjr. 'Fngg has grown up In the organiiaiG6n from the Junior Society, M r 105-Pel B ry m T lfS rtT irW S rp '^ ld c n t of the "first Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor in Lincoln, Neb., and Dr. McCaslin as a staunch Chris­ tian Endeavor pastor in Alabama, has helped th a t xtate grow to its present high standing in Dixie En­ deavor. Lawrence C. Little, formerly Chris­ tian Endeavor field secretary for cGorgia and Florida, now secretary of Christihn Endeavor for the Meth­ odist Protestant Church In North All or our cakes are sweet and Carolina, will conduct conferences, luscious. From the coffee ring or and Carl J. Matthews, Jacksonville, crullenf for brenkfsst-tlm e, cup who has been the very successful field rakes for the luncheon hour to the secretary the past yend for Geor­ layer coke* for dinner-time, you gia, Alabama and Florida will-assist will find they aje made of (he best i nthe conference work, and is to be materisls—fresh eggs, the best song lender throughout the conven­ butter, sweet milk and a flour tion. that’s fit. zMany other Florida pastors and workers in Endeavor will nppear on the program, and ethough Mr. Leh­ mann ns chairman of the program committee, has not yet stated when or in what way he will nppear on s a n f q r d m a id tho program, the IvndrnvorerB of the state have served notice th at they consider no stnte convention progrnm complete without at least hearing in conference fro mono who hits trained more conference JcndrrB ami field secretaries than any other person a f­ filiated with Christian Endeavor. Miss Lucy Belle Hailey, Miami, first vice president of the state union is le g isla tio n manager for “ Flori­ da’s Grentest Christian Endeavor Convention, Miami, June 8-11, 1023," and hns nearly half the 1,000 regis­ tration in hand. Robert A. Greene, Snnford, second vice president, hns distributed very widely his publicity features—an a t­ tractive Miami “sticker," n conven­ Jf the plans fnr ynur tion blotter and the convention song new home demit ml Ihe in-lit materials, “It Pays to Serve Jesus." phone tis for esti­ mates today. We are In a Into number of the Christian -nnfldent you will 1>« .Endeavor .World, Dr. Francjs .‘ Er mo nr . than ..pleased with our iiuallty ma­ Clnrk, founder of the Christian En­ terials, and our pric­ es. deavor organization, writes of his recent trip to Florida. What he IT 'S LU S C IO U S ARCADIA TO Ha Y * CANNERY ARCADIA, Apll 30.— Plans fdr the erection of a grapefruit canning fac­ tory a t Arcadia were formulated hero last week by representatives of the DeSoto County Citrus Sub-Exchange. Harold Crews, Sub-Exchange m an­ ager, announced the plant will be completed In ainple time to s ta rt op­ erations a t the iirst of next fruit shipping season. It will be operated on the co-operative plan by the vari­ ous associations and special shippers in the sub-exchange. Its product will be m irketed by the Florida Citrus Exchange under the-1 Senldhcart brand. r^The cannery will* have a ca­ pacity of 300 cases per day. FAMUS “ LAST W< WEEK'S WEATHER. W eather outlook for the period April 30 to May 5, Inclusive. South Atlantic and E ast Gulf States: Generally fair untiltngar end of week when bnsuttlcd shower^ weather la probable: norma! tem ­ perature. Sanford Paint Store is the busiest place in tho city. The reason-fm rthls is th a t this store-alw ays has a com­ plete line of all kinds of paints, stains, and vnrnishes in Rtock. They are able, to give you hotter prices as they buy in very large quantities. Last week this store bought n carload of paint of all kind*. Today it looks more like a whqicaafe house than a-retail atorp, It would do your heart good to see a first class paint store. It is an in­ spiration In itself. They have paint for every purpose and Mr. Halverson, the proprietor, is a man of many years experience,'in tho paint line. One of Sanford’s-busincsa men remarked last week th is *lty ought to he proud of n store like this. Vmi can find this store noxt to the American Fruit Growers In the Welnkn Block. 27-21*1; ltwc “I wonder if it's loaded T III look down the barrel) and see." “ Look at this wire hanging down Into the street. I’ll throw It to one side." “I wnder how much clcctrcity these wires carry? I’ll touch one and find out." “I wonder whether this rope will hold my w eight?" “ Which one o theso is the third rail Notice of Application for Tax Deed anyw ay?" Under Section 375 of the General “It's no' un swimming here. I’m Statutes of the State of Florida going nut beyond tho life lines." Notice is hereby given th at L. Ken­ wonder if my gasoline tank is empty? I’ll s trik e .a a match and nedy purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 313, dated the 7th day of June, A. I). aee."—CongrcgationaiisL 1020, has filed said certificate In my office, and has made application for Tax Deed to is s u o In accordance with law. Said certificate embraces the following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Lots 332 and' 333 Van Arsdalo Os­ borne Brokerage Co.'s Add. to Black Hammock. The said land being as­ sessed a t the date of the issuance of such certificate In the name of N. L. Sevenson. Also: Tax Certificate No. 314, dat­ ed the 7th day of June, 1820, has filed said certificate in my office end hes inadu application for Tax Deed to is­ sue in accordance with law. Said cer­ tificate embraces tho following de- Some People Save money in a stocking:' tin box or bureau drawer — if they put in $10.00 and it isn't * stolen, they have ONLY $10.00. While if they deposited $10 At Our Savings Department they would have $10,00 and 4% Inter­ est a lsoM R ?T X fe^ _ Deposit your savings with _Seminole. County, Florida,‘to-wlt: WV4 Lot 342 and ail Lot 343 Van Arsdntc Osborne Brokerage Co.’s Add. to Black Ham­ mock. » The said land being assessed a t the dote of the, Issuance of such certifi­ cate in the name of N. L. Sevenson. Unless snid certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law Tax Deoil will issue thereon’ on the 1st day of A. D. 1023. ' iLlTNESS my afflcini signature ■ a r i l seal this the 2tUh day of March, A. II. 1023. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fla. 3-2G-Gtc By: A. M. WEEKS, D. C. A COMMUNITY BUILDER f P FOPSTBR, rrwldevt BREAD ASPHALT ySMIUCUSy Hill Lumber Co Phono 130, Snnford Lightning causes many a serious fire loss. Your property nhould be safeguarded in evety pos­ sible way, but in spite of all precautions there aro some fire dntigers that you can­ not guard against. It is im­ perative that you -■ make sure of your investment by carrying adequate fire in­ surance. For over a hundred years insurance has been guarding property owners from financial loss,by fire. This agency has recources and experience back of i f Insure in the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 396 Real Estate , Investments - — I N S U R A N C E-----FlRE, AUTO, CROP, FRftEZK, BONDS taken ns an expression of apprecia­ tion and gratitude for the courtesies he and Mrs. Clark received from his friends in the state. When it comes to landscape painting and general out-of-doors and industrial pictures Dr. Clark’s pen paintings show tho skill of n master. His description of CITRUS BELT NEEDS RAIN TAMPA, April 30.—Rain is need; ed over most of the citrus licit, ac­ cording to a crop survey made by the Florida Citrus Exchange. W eath­ er bureau repbrts indicate that tho scattered showers of the past week have been entirely insufficient to have any beneficial uffoct on citrus. Somo dropping of fruit is reported, though trees aro generally in good condition. According to the Daytona Journal, "Alex Samra will begin tho erection o f 'a new brie*:, flre-proof, sixty to seventy room hotel In June." The Journal says that it is to be con­ structed on the Orange avenue pro’perty owned by Samra now occupied by shops and stores. I t \ will be a commercial hotel ; to be operated on the European plan* The newspaper also saya th at “the cost of the struc­ ture is estim ated a t 1150,000, com­ plete and furnished. The plans call for a spacious lobby, and the con­ cerns now occupying small buildings on thp site wilf be furnished with larger and better quarters la the ‘oil Today and you Driving Your Own Here is-your opportunity to buy a Ford Car in a simple, easy yet practical way You know the advantages enjoyed by your friends who drive their own motor cars. They go when and where they choose. If you are interested in purchasing a Ford Car, com e‘in and let us explain how the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan provides the way for realizing that desire. Enrolls You. Small Payments Weekly. Start today by making the initial payment and then arrange to make regular weekly payments which will be credited to your account and draw interest at the regular savings rate. Ask us for full particulars or go to your nearest Ford Dealer, B P. WHITNBR, Cashier | �PAGE FOOT REAIM OF SPORTS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING tiny sta or any foreign country. To liuy.- rs*IL deal In, tram*. ho)rt o r Irmil-oVo rCnl ■■state, and the fixture* and personal property Incidental thuretu or cnnnortrd therewith, and wtlh thal end In view lo nciiulre, hy purclump, 1en*■•, hire or otherwise, lands, tenements, hereditaments, or any Interost tli-rvln. and *to Improve th e ' same, nnd generally to hold, ninnaae. •"•I with sort Imnrove the property of tho company, and to Bell, lease, mort..K I1, in •use, or otherwise dispose Of the lands, tenements and hereditament* or other property of the company; to ((instruct, erect, enulp. repair and Im­ prove houses, liulMIriK". politic or pri­ vate road*, nlley*. tram w ajs. yallrond#. reservoirs. Irrigation ditches, wharves, sewers, tunnels, conduits nnd subways; lo make, enter Into; perform nnd car­ ry ndt contract" for constructing, ,nl» j terJug. decorating, maintaining, fur-, iilslilng, IjKtlng up and Improving lilitldlnge Of every sort and kind; tQ»i interior,.- atniiey to. and enter Into cioj; arrangements of all Wind) r*. property owi oUinrar'iutd to carry on lie respective ■nriinches the liusl . niltlilers.-ciiiil roctore. decorators, era In Mont-, hrlck. limiter, hardware imd-otlier tiutldlng niaU-rlul* or reijul______ 4:..—-------- J*.---------ki ’Article 5.—The amount of the capital .sloe), of this corporation nliair (j<- Fifty I ThOMSnnfl Dollars fl60.UliO.Oa) divided . Into five hundred shares of the par I value of f t 00.00 per share, gold cnptthl stuck may lie paid for In property, latt o h e h u p n r s e r v l c r s n t' n j.u.s.t v n tuBtlon lunt CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor League Or­ BASE BALL NEWS Another ganized in Florida SATURDAY'S RESULTS Florida Stale League At Tnmpn 2, St. IVte 0. At lakeland 3, Orlando 5, A t Daytona I, BrmJenlown 2. FOR THE MOVIE FAN Either Snnford is too large for the "small stulT” and too smnli for the Hv “larRe Ktuff" or else thn fana juat [ I don't want baseball, or. then; are not enough fnns In thcAnwri with onoURh get up to organize a club, or what­ American League Mondny an<J‘ .Tuesday—/ ‘Glimpses ever it might ho,’ and while Snnford A t Chicago C, Cleveland .1. ir i : . 'i dormant on the tp/eition, nearly c f the Muon/* A t Detroit 4, St. Louis ]. every town, hnth-lnrgc and small are .--------- ti •. _ A t WaahinRton-Phlladelphia, rain. putting ..... w teams ........... | the field.. thin sen_ This la Allan Pwatflr benutiful and into - At. Ilmtnu-5, tiuuj Y-f.*k--3j------------ •on. and"viewing'it from every VtiKle imprcflsIve' iicn ^ x d aitS c. ihrv fill look 11idle like the renl roods. ’ ---- —■they all real goods. National League Some* of the stars in this benutiful Another new league, known as the picture nre Hebe Daniels, Nita Nnldi, A t New York 4, Boa ton (1. , Ridge League has been organized, ami f l x e i l h y t h e I n c o r p o r a t o r * a t .t .h. ei* o r A t Philadelphia .1, Brooklyn 2. will play every Thursday afternoon. Kuhyo do Remnr, Dnvid Powell and i n l X H t b m m e e t i n g o f s n l d c o r p o r a t li o tni . A r t i c l e «.— T h e l i o s l n e s s i i f r n l r s of At Pitt»hurgh>Chicago, rain. I Tliesu clubs in this league are all sup­ Maurice Costello. this corporation *linll In- i-ouiliictcil hy At St. Louia I, Cincinnati .'I, a hoard ol directors o f not less than ported by towns many times smaller three nor more than t w e lv e members. It Is a romance of a luxury-craving than Snnford, ami rhnnecs nre they A r tic le 7.— T h e annual m eetin g of tin- storkholdi rs shall tin held at the SUNDAY'S RESULTS will furnish a brand of the national society girl, loving no passionately pilneliial o ffic e o f the company on thn second Monday In January o f each y e a r Ameriran League past time that will satisfy their fans. that she will m arry the penniless tit 10 o ’clock a. in. o r as soon th erea fter At Chicago 8, Clcvelnnd 8. Snnford, no doubt, will organize a man of her heart—but so fickle that as practicable, at which m e e tin g there shall tie idccted by and from the slm-kFalling Into the Sewer. At Detroit I, St. Louia t). dub in the year 1030, providing a ball she insists beforehand that the m ar­ lodih r* a hoard o f dlrertur* f o r the i 1 riage will be for one year only. ensuing year. T h e Hoard o f Directors At Wnahington 2, Philadelphia 3, park lias been secured by that time. Tho present season a t Ft, Lauder- so elected shall meet Immediately f o l ­ Others not scheduled. lo w in g the adjournment of such annual meeting o f the stockhold ers nnd shall And seeing this picture without cost dale has been an idcnl one for the orgunixiFROSTPROOF, April 30.—The or­ Iiy e le c tin g fr om th e ir own growers of winter vegetables. No •number a President. Vice-President, ganization meeting of the "Ridge Lea­ will i>o II. C. DuBose nnd his family National League Pt ereitiry and Treasurer. frost, not too dry, nor ton wet. A ami the free pass is good for tonight. gue" was held In F/ostproof the oth­ A r tic le S.— T h e Ptin-kholib-rs tills A t Brooklyn I, Boston 2, big rroji has lieen produced, but the enrttorattan shall at the first o r goaf n iz a­ The management is expecting you, er night, with tile ridge towns of St*, At New York 8, Philadelphia 0. meeting, o r as soon th e r e a fte r as prices have not been as good as they tion Mr. DuBose. p rin tlen hie. adopt thn necessary b y­ bring, Avon Park, W inter Haven and A t Cincinnati !l, Chicago (I, might. However, many formers have laws fo r the govern m en t o f tins c o r ­ Frostproof represented. luike Wales, poration. A t St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 2. A r tic le « . — T h e hlg hrqt amount of "Rags to Riches" with Wesley m ad e‘money nnd the season as a indchtdvni-ss formerly represented in the league or I In ti III t y io which tills whole.has been very satisfactory. corporation shall at any time bo rub* meetings, decided to withdraw and (Freckles) Harry, Wednesday and WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY leet shall hr the sum o f F i f t y Thousand Thursday and "My American Wife" i inllnrsr ' play imlejMtinlcnt, sending ropresenta^ M i T i r i n Florida State League Article in.— 17n111 the first election nf Notice In In ruliy g iven Ituil the purl i lives to this meeting to stale llieir po- Friday and Saturday. Tampa a t Lakeland. iK'iHlilp I t i l i l ) eu It - h 1st I no !h I w « - ii ns. officers the hiislnod, a ffa ir* of tills rnr- | point Ion shall he conducted hy the f o l ­ ilu iiudi r s l g oed .1. t*. Hull, nod W. I.. | sitioiis. 8t. Petersburg nl Daytona. K. A. D o u g - , W ight, cn ii'y liig •>!» iMistm-ss under Hie lo w in g named o ffic e r s ! This week's program —and you can lass. President A. : 1k Frocker. Vicefirm u.-nno of Iln ll-W Igh t I ’ rodiicc Bradcntown nt Orlando. The result of this meeting was the P i eslilent; and Vv. II. T iin u lc llffe . P e e - , I ’oiMpnny. w as on the H tli day of April. lice for yourself—is one of the best ..1... ______________ . formation of a four-club h-nglie to Il’ I.l. dissolved h y mulonl couseal, so i c la r y and Treasurer, and the said ofit* regard* the said .1. p. t.lall, who l lc ir s shall constitute the fir s t Hoard play games every Thursday afternoon week's programs in n long, long time, fi.r rutlre* from the firm. Alt m-enunis ow- of I drcrlors. and every one tiinulil see that they do A rticle I I . — T h e lisines and restdeiir- 1 Inr in sold • unpnoy to lie pjilil to W. during the months of May, June, July I. Wight, who w ill Continue the liual- i'» o f the aUhserlticrs to these tirllrles j and August, and .while the entire ; not miss a one of these three fea­ iii * n* W ig h t Produce i .‘mupuny, nnd of Inrorpnratlon to g e th e r tilth t h e ’ W. I. W ig h t tiNKjimlng nil Indeldedin *n uumlier of shares o f tlo- capital stock | schedule has not been completed, a tures. of snld I ln ll- W I g h t Produei- I ‘mnpuny. sliliM-rlhcd hy carh set opposite Ills imme, ate n« foltuws: J . P. H A M , . tentative schedule was adopted at this Nn not Kesldi n‘ce No. o f Him res • \V. F. W It; I IT. tk A. Douginas.. Hanford, Fin. Zoo a*)-: 6-7-U-2J The table In-low shows Rogers meeting culling for games ns follows: A Ik F r o c k er. Hanford. Fla. t \ s nt Scbring vs. Frostproof, and nl \V It. T u n n lcllffe. Hanford. Fla. ID'J M IT IIF .I Hornsby's century of humcra from In VVIliiis* W h e le o t we have h ere­ .V h II ct I n hfrn hy k I\ i * ii llmt H ip tihK& * - 1015 incluiiitiK 1023: Avon Pork vs. W inter Haven, the of •• • t mI k w i l l m i t h r l l l l i <lut i*l Mu x . unto set our hands tills 26th day A. I *, iH23. apply t*» tin* U«ivpino|* of April. A. D ISM. games to lie played Thursday, May 3. | • Year CL HR. 14. A. DODO LAPP, l-'lni idu for htttfHMi pufi'tit iiii'iiriiiinitN’h me— G. AH. It. II. Pet. Inn <itii Hflvon, tinr UHsf.olot» n mnl Mir* a . i-:. r u o r i < i : i i . 18 (i • . VV II TITNNI* :ii1F F I 4, Greene, Orlando Id til 12 81 .485 • • Mini #* Itil o n lii mIv r*nfjiiiriMi ii ml it lit** AVON PARK, April 30.—May 3 ■ 1010 ..................... (! P T A T I 4 ( i F F L . I l l I DA, ..... 139 l i m n , n f Mf i aNTKSSUMA O »M P A N V. S. Johnson It'town 16 49 It 21 .130 Cl d ‘ N T V l IF PI4AI1M 11.14; VVp l i l s o In*i H» y i l i ’iil*ir i* m : . | n I i o w K r 1017.................. ft will see the Ridge Lcuguo open with ... 145 ii. It known iliai on this day personMum Mu* f o l i o w l i i K f l i a r i ' i i h h I m i l t I. >i Thomas, Daytona 10 OH 10 211 .127 •«f jilli i .ime lo fore me.' an o ffic e r duly Avon Park playing a t Winter Haven 1 tic*<*r |i*«if i ( It > ii | m n f u l l , i r i i t ' m u l 11018 ... ................. .115 5 i MMi|f|i*tr i n j i v, t Hit Mf l i i l loM *«f w l t l r l i In anthorlzed lo ink.- a ek n o w li dgeiiients, CIti IIcy .Lakeland 10 00 13 20 .3111 K. and Frostproof at Retiring, this was 1P1D....................... . ni l fill* III I ht- «if f I f f n f I ||i* Hfi'M- |I! A I'oiiuhisM. A. 14. Frocker, and VV. B jp‘ Donaldson, Tnmpn HI 02 8 21 .388 Ill*»\\ *ai v t»f Hi nt *' ill Tf i | l i i h n w? ( i i i l m t t i K lit.* ' l l I'm iiih -llffe. well known to me and rfv * 1020 . t» decided a t the meeting of the league 149 11 it i * ■ Irt’il hv, law for tin |»u1»| l«"xt• i I. iiiiu u i*« me to lie the person* who In 05 Hi 25 .384 i NmIi i rt'iu 1 I • v cull I Ho fo r e g o in g promised c h a r ­ f Hi In ii mI Iro. 21 nl Frostproof Tuesday night * when Ne'hnus, II town 1021 ‘ 151 ier n rut each fnr him self ncktiotvlidged ' 1C. A. | i n l < ; l * \ S S . • (iludu, l^ikiln nd HI 03 H 21 .3HI I H u l l In e x i - e u t e d t h e s a m e f o r till- lisi H \ K r i ( » h t c 1: 1: , 15 t 12 Lake Wales' derided to drop out ' and tMy.*j"" 1022 Hi 67 HI 21 .3011 Arn old, It'town a n d | m r p o s e * t h e r e i n e x p r i ised. \V. II T I ' N N M ’I.I F I T : • 1 leave un even four-eluii circuit. 1023 ................... 7 i n w I t ill's* W h e r e o f l h a v e h e r e u n t o | Mi n i i i :m o f %t io \ 10 01 12 23 .-300 Hunter, Orlando \ \ *’, I hi- Iii)t|. r wl n n vi l , I n i * li> H8»t*i I* ni 1 in. hand alul hi jiI this 2i)tli day ol The meeting followed organization Ap r i l A D. I S M . mi i f h .-I v«'w | m«* l l i * r f.»i ih* i»tu | m»w Currie T a m p a IT. 03 17 22 .350 fill* R |v Total ..................... • S K A I.) 14. It. 1I A W K 1NP. | o f Irt-rMHlIUK II Uiwly TO I*I*. >1*11*» lllltli'F UK) ol the Avon Park Baseball Associa­ 1010 InP d n r y Pm,He. ' Ilu* I u % vn *.( I* 1 *r I ■I ii m i l l \ \ r It* rt"h.y- <l*- * The following jdayprs mndc HMi or tion here Monday night w|»en K. P. " »'til 1 i* I lllli I !*♦• I *»11* i W I fl'K tl t 11 * 1 W m f 111 * . or'iMai’iil lull p-li.Ml o. tiwlJI Mil« olid 1m* Hi** more hnmura-m their t-nreers: Untie Loumi>, f o r m e r l y * o w n e r . o f tin; .Chat r | i m i * ' i nl Hahl « i m I i *' Innoogu (S o u th e rn le a g u e ) d u b was \ t i l i*l i * I -'I II* o f i hl w i‘i»r|»i.r- i c x i i m n i i z i l i i i c i i ) Ruth, Yankces, Kill; Sum Thompson at t u n hh.ill I" M o N T I J / . l ’M A <’<»M ■■ ■■ of Detroit nfhl I’hibidcljdiin Nation- e l r r l e d president, C, It. 11edit, vvlio l-ANV., A r m I* 7 T i n p r i n c i p a l p i n t ■■ <if . nls, 127; (bivvy Cravat h of the Phil­ owned a W i t h f ’nrolinn S t a l e Lcnl i t i n t i i f - * • t f il,l,t ,-ttf i m m t l o o s l u t l l Iti- I n NATIONAL ,, Me ( ’I t ; n f S i t n f n n l . Ct Mi t il y o f .'■■•ml lies and Red Sox, 119; Tilly Walker gis- team last year, vice-president, t;. All. R. it, • e l . | u n i t .. m n l p l a i t o f I ’l n l li l a, h u t t l " ’ of the Athletic*, Red Sox nnd Sonic ami Glenn H. Spink, s e e r e ln r y -tie iis - Wbeat, Itrimk M IH'.i ! imnril oi DliI'Ctors may tntinMlt.ii 11 15 7 ■ 22 l . t i , t o ll nTflt-t * a t t t t l n - r p l a c e s w l t l i l n tom, 110; Cy Williams of the i'liillii « urer, uitii an e xeeu tiye iiu n m itte c Trayimi-, I’itt. 11 HI Hi It) 170 m n l w i t h o u t l l o P l a t e o f F l o r i d a f r o m IVH l i n o - t o l i m e n « m a y loi i | r » l r c d . eomposed o f these three and (filb e r t .And Cull/ and Rogers Hornsby of the ■ (itiniin, Pitt. tl Hi • II1| Article .1 TUI* corpnrtlt loll slinll ■ It ■■ l t< emnn, Mark Smith, M u rray W hite* i lun ** | mr|M Itml u*iHt 11tiuiL Cardiniiis an even 100, 0 ;i 1211 Ilarni-tt, t'iii. ■ ■ 1 21 i oTi ( l n a t u r e *>f t h e ■ ■ Jim Rottomley of tin- ('iiidiiinb Inimt, 1‘buries II. M o f f e t t and M c ­ 1liii jjruvi-, l 'inn. J 2 1 1 Hi i i ' l i oAs linief*c,b*- o fi MiTlisn -r nu«r m o r a l l o p s h a l l h* T o rarr> ,oi llo* loisllii-s* o f InUel N■ first player In either league In Ini a Kee Ml well. h i .i inn - 1. ■• a - 1 reH iaUranl kceiicrs, |eai»-r» i * k*-e|m*i s --f M i r a g e s f o r m o t o r ■ ■ AMERICAN home run with the base* tilled in r ,r I ( • l i i r l r s ' I -ill I. lints, wnrt-litnisciio a. ■ ■ Daily Herald on sale at Joe's Smoke lleilmiuui, I let. I I 11 ] | 21 •h o ’ I ii,l,iici-onlsli ili-nh-r* In |iro» Islntis, har1923. ■■ ln-r« mill ha ir ilre*s e rs , new sitcnli i s ■ ■ House, Mobley’s Hrug Store and Hunt inir, IIns. 0 HI .155 i null Compiled by A] Mono Slias. |>■-•■|ii lei o r * mnt m u i m g e r a of tlie - ■ ■ Hunt’s Pharmacy. tf Williams, St. [,, in M 17 I I 5 ' Jl t f' i- - OI'I l -I In III SIS mill ot list |lllli-es Ilf ■ ■ ] tml-lle i nl e rl ii III itieM ■ limn*. l!o toil in 30 Hi .41(11 T n I t t i r e l n o - e I n i i n . h i r e o r n l h e r w I s e ■ ; i e l i e v i :s h a F k a f i i e ■■ (ii-i l n ■ i n Ii 1 1 i . i v a . i i i a l n t n l n . Ini Collins, Chicago 10 ■ ■ Florida citrus crop to April. 15th 15 . 105 I |irn( i n l l n r m n l I n «■ It, e o i i r e y , t n n r l ■■ at 531,000.0(1(1. estimated "Have hail kidney trouble uni! back­ ■■ <■■ ache for many years ami i tried sev­ Volueity was dr scribed hy a m hnnl eral doctors but got only temporary ■M relief. A friend advised me to try bay as "what ii fellow lets gn iif a ■■ Fcjcy Kidney Pills, nnd before I used bee with." ■■ ■■ two boxes I was entirely well," w rites ■■ p-l Pa Pi Pa P ■■ A. C. Perkins, Rummer Shade, Ky. f i Pi Pn MB p1 Kidney anil bladder trouble teijitin-s P i M prompt treat men*. Foley Kidney * ■M ■■ Pllla give ipiick relief. Refuse sub•a MB II btitute*. Insirt upon Foley's. Sold 1* MH aI a p\ p p . P* everywhere.—Adv. MB Rogers Hornsby Hits IK 1One-Hundredth Home I Run Off Alexander Rest Ten in the Florida State -League I You can now buy nnd. pay for a Ford car out of your weekly earnings on tho Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, • • ,< . Thousands of families are taking advantage of this new 'way to buy a Ford and will .soon be driving their own cars, enjoying all the benefits nnd advantages of motor transpor­ tation. The Ford Weekly Purchase Plan is amazingly Simple. You can-enrpll with an initial payment as low as five dollars each .week. You add to your first*payment ns much or ns little as you feel you can afford. i ‘i This money is‘placed in the bank and draws interest. In a short time your deposits, plus the interest paid by the bank, will be pufficient to obtain delivery of the car. Start today nnd before you realize it you will be driving your own Ford Car. * SEE ANY AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER a , %' • • The following banks are acting as depositories for pay­ ments made in connection with the Ford Weekly Purchape plan: FIRST NATIONAL RANK SEMINOLE COUNTY RANK PEOPLES RANK OF SANFORD RANK OF OVIEDO RANK OF MOUNT DORA 1 five Leading Hatters in the Big- Leagues V * K llta lC ia i3 a C D a O IM M llllllD lD V R a illllllllllllN II MM III MM MH MH I ...MAGIC NAMES... 11 11 1 CELERY SEED BUILD NEW PACKING ROUSE, TRAIN SCHEDULE LAKELAND. April ,'in -(‘oiihI iu i lion work i* rapidly progressing on CORRECTED NOV- I ITU, 1022 the Hew 575Jnni parking house here of the (.aketniid Citrus Oiowei «' As­ Knulh Humid sociation. Tile building i» to lie of Departs Arrive hollow tile,' finished m lui(T stiueo M3 ... 2:30 a.in. 2:40 a.m. No. along Spanish lines. It will la- one No. 27 8:40 a.m. of the most attractive, as well as 1:3M p.m. 1:18 p in. merit modern) ye<|uippcd packing ' No.. t o M'.l No. 3:20 p.m. 2:55 p.m. . ... 0:55 p.m. 7:H) p.nt. 85 No. The Daily Herald, 16c j>er week. McKintiuh-Murkwood Com puny will open their new clothing store soon In No. the Brumley-Puleston building. 12-lfc N ii. No. Nn. No. ISPECIAL!!! ROASTING EARS CORN 60 c DOZEN |Piggly-Wiggly ALL OVER THE WORLD Nurtlilaiuiid Arrive 82 ..... I : )y a.in. HI . 11:45 n.m. 80 ........ 2:36 n.m 1*2 ........ 4:01) p.m. 28 .......10:0 p.tn. Dupnrta 2:03 n.m. 12:05 p.m. 2:55 p.m, 4 :05 p.m. Buick Sixes 1!)1(> Iiuit'k Six, condition !!)!(> Hnick Six, extra Rood condition, only 1125 I ill 7 Buick Six, this price will please you . 375 BUS Buick Six, looks and is a bargain ... 400 1020 K-J5-Six, you know how these always run .......................................... 650 i 1020—Another one just as good * rilby Rranrh Arrive xNo. a No. xNo. xNo. *- 109 24. 25 101 ..... 6:60 p.m. Daily, cxrejtt Kumlay. .... $1100 . * ........ 650 • One Overland 00, guaranteed condition.. 175 Departs 7:00 n.m. 3:25 p.m. *' I^v-aburg Branch Arrive Depart* *No. 167.. a*.r»5 • No. 21..... .. 2t60p.ni, xNo. 158 •,**,,(*(■« 7:00 a.m. No. 22 .......... 7:10 p.m. Ovirdu llranth Arrive Departs ■No, 120. — .... 7:4B p.m. xNo. 127;..,.,.... ' "*•’ f i ■4. V • 1 3:B> p.m. ;-<{♦****>•>«** i Tito cat's priced above nre curs wfc exchanged for New RuickK, and httvo had the best of caa‘, therefore wo guaran­ tee id I Ruicks wo Bell, either new or used. * MH MB MH MH MH MH MH MM MM MM MM The influence of 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 should eat, wear, and use and what I should buy.for my family. I find that there is on the tip of my tongue a multitude of names the mention of which will bring from some shelf nearly everything that 1 can use in my daily life and in the daily life of my family. In every instance that name means a very def­ inite promise and assur­ ance of something sub­ stantial and Which will make me feel completely satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. Let me say a few things which t h e s e n a m e s — these old friends of .the newspa­ per and magazine pages —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 embar 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 I have seen a name re­ peated over and over again assures me that it stands for a product of duality. In speaking that name to the clerk I know I am asking for the best. I am a more judicious shopper because I buy advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that seHs them. ' WK TRADE----- WE HELL ON TERMS S a n fo r d B u ic k * i C o: Bulcks, and have hud the best of cars, therefore wo guariin- (This was written by a woman) I Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies MH MH MH MM MM MH MM MM MR MR RR HR MB MR HR HR HI MR HI M M M M M I I 1 « 1 M* mm M I MI Ml M I M I M I Mi M 1 R t M I M I M I M ■ M ■ Ml MB ■I MB Ml Ml Ml MB MB M B Ml Ml Si 5 Eg :M « :: :M g :s Ei �PAGE in v v TOE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; MONDAY, APRIL 30,1&2S tfie Fam ily l f i h e r o ; 3 a n y m o n o y i a r o u n q c o u n t o n /Ma f i n d i n g III 3 OLO OBit-Kkr F^mhn . , t eoOCMT- u o o XCAJRS C*.C> O 's& cncr t x u w e M - omc C n ic e ookhtvmmc; no \ r Hc>aoo»w AON F ih o at* w n r ME O 7 LIFE TO l HELO W C i S T W sT O O TTV H E F R O M H A L K S r 'S#KT‘D « r < R iO A T i h T H IS © . m o <- t r <v. w o n o g .f i . - V\JL "tVMHO-NOO O P ^ m oe . pjho ticftOcN'iA. V 1 UmOoJ i r - V S — OQA'we.R. l* i WV B A C K - . \ ■law m ev :? IF r H E P C . M W T V ^ -x^ H - D O l"l PsR - \ ^ N eP . >Ti J A GOEPX LAI. iH sm oosH O ^. —7 HCs', ____ v B tu i-V y " f N H o T t to B o D V ] v ... ) tffft 1 <! w a -- b You can find the nemo or every live Business Man In Sanford In this Column each day. ■ i LI — Cards of Sanford's Repot, abl# Professional Men, each of whom. In hia chosen proI m t o i the Herald recom­ mends to the people. 1*0 Classified Ads lc a word. No fc» Ad taken for less than 25c. *3 And positively no Classified ^ Ads charged to anyone. Cash *4 must accompany all orders. •Li Count the wurds and remit M acordingly. FOR SALE Quick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes Storage Facilities Attomey-nt-Law If « • please you, tell others; If not, tell us. Phone 488 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS Over Seminole County flank NFORD FLORIDA FRED R. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW and varnishes nt Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agents, f'tiU M ALE— Blinde Island setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Ellsworth, Ilcnrdnll Avenue, V. C. COLLER, Prop. First National Bank Building Kim kai ,E —Fine strawberries for SANFORD FLORIDA • preserving or table use, 15c quart, City orders of five quarts or more de­ livered.—L. II. Jones, Ueurdall Ave­ CONTRACTOR and BUILDER nue. Phone 3505, t 22-tfc 117 Commercial S treet—Sanford, Fla. ARCHITECT FOR- SALE CURAP--"Model N Hup-mobile roadster. Excellent condi­ Room 7, Miller Bldg tion, new tires, new paint. • A-l mechhanical rendition. $250 takes it. Act quick. See | \ A. Mero. 24-3lc INSURANCE AGENCY Lot with <> room bungnFIRE--------AUTO---------RONDS of Myrtle Ave. and 13th ' LAWYER -J.• to Frank Brinson. General Shop and Mill Work ELTON J. MOUGHTON B. W. HERNDON CHELLE MAINES S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder t- FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons ■latiitillahril IVOH ' H -E -A -L , g -l-T -A -T -B Varma l n - l m p r o t r d la a d • l l r t.«la In* r a l m r n l a In .u ra n ra H n r c lr ll o a d a IImlltraa rruprrtf —Court House ( j m Examined Classes Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt D. FOB S.U .I. New linngnlow, reason­ able tei ins. E. F. Lane. 2fi-3tp SPECIAL li.MUJAIN in lake front Optician-Optometrist lots’- E. F. Lane. ^ 20-3tp HS Boat First Street Sanford. Fla. FOB SALE—Eight empty linseed oil barrel;;. Sanford Paint Store, Wo- W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate FOR SALE .<*(! 111. McCray Refrig­ erator for groeery or restaurant, FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE like new. A small counter show case, also Favorite 1 hole gas range, cheap >a. 203-------- Phones---------Office 271 tor caslt. to.) N. Sanford Avenue. 27-3tp DR. J. T. DENTON STEWART The Florist I 'll YSICIAN-SUIKJ EON Booms 20G-207-20R Meisih Building Cut Flowers-------------- Floral Designs Annual and Ornamental Plants till Myrtle Ave,----------- Phone 2G0-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY Booms 22C-22S DR. R. M. MASON DENTIST New Melxrh Building Phone 201 Sanford, Florida General Machine and Boiler DR. G. S. SELMAN Works Practice limited to Cylinder Grinding Disease* of Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat Automobile Repairs Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted Ac'elylcne Welding Mcisch Building ‘ Phone 62---------Sanford. Florida Simplicity, Mrs. Casey was calling upon Mrs. * allidian, mul suon the talk (unit’d to U»- daughter of the Inttcr, who hod hut recently returned from school In another town. "There's n )>hiln girl for ye," sold Mrs. .Callahan, "absolutely no nlti, In M>Ue «if the fact that ahe has been at * finishing irhoof. Nothing stuck up nl'init Mury. Hhe’i unanliunna to SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying: Property E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. WANTED tag. No, Mrs. Casey, she Ju»t run* il’iwn, non (hi plume as she Is i"—Ex­ change. WANED—A chute* to build your new home before lumber gets any higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ £arty Irish Monastery. The site of mie of tha earliest Chrls- ed.—Sanford Novoity Works. 183-tfc tfiui monasierlra in Ireland has been found at Malice Island, Strsngford yfA N T ED '^0 BUY—Asparagus U rn seed, for good clean stock will pay Lough, nCnr Belfast. CTi*. ruin* have ix-cn hlentlfied ns those of Nendrdm a goofi price. Address W. P. Newell iiimi nst erf, mentioned In Mulrrha'a Co., W'hoUenle Fere Growers, Apopka, "Life «,f 8t, Patrick,” written before Fla. 279-tfe C*!» A. D. Extensive excavations have been SALESMAN W AITED by food manufacturer for Florida. State wage carried out and valuable material, In­ cluding some stones with writing, the wanted, age, prior employment and Mart meaning of which has. not yet references. Address Box 220, Jack­ been ascertained, hare been unearthed. sonville, Fla. , ' 23-5tc Rome df the writings are believed to b* HAVE BUYERS for farms VmTlandi-, <»f Danish origin. In Seminole county. Describe and Hollend will the American st«U price—Lake Mary Realty Com­ fitultlple- unit train system when it pany, Lake Mary, Fla. ■ >S»tfe electrifies Its Railroads connecting WANT TO HEAR from owner hav­ Amsterdam, The Hague and Rottaring farm for aale; give particular* and lowest .* price.—-Jt^hn J. , Black, Chippewa FalU, Wi*. 4-21-28-5-6 The Harald delivered aix times Week f o ^ l 6 i B,•■ *', 1 * •* For quick results try a want ad. FOB RENT—Six room house uiid ga rage. Apply 315 East Eleventh St FOR RENT—Furnished mums for light housekeeping ut summer rates. Also two furnished bed rooms, very desirable location, 701 Magnolia ave­ nue. 25-4 tc FOR RENT—3-room apart! all conveniences to party without 20-3tp children. 312 Oak Ave. FOR RENT—Two desirable ap art­ ments a t 320 Oak Ave, May lat. Call 2003. ■26-3tp FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, . cor ner Efm ave. and 11th Street.—A Schneider. 2C-3t|i FOR RENT—2 furnished housekeep stairs. $20 per month. 314 East 5th FOR RENT—Two 5-room bungalows. one 0 room bungalow.—A. I*. Con nelly A Sons, 26-tf( FOR RENT—Furnished room Park Avenue, FOR RENT—Large three roomed cottage, 1314 East 4th Street, lSnfinutes from First Stn&t, See Mrs. F. R. 27-ltp Mitchell, next door. FOR R lffit—Small cottage, J. MuT •son. 4 27-3tp Will Cive You flood Idea of This New Innovation in Itoad Building A sttidy of the roads of the United States by Mr. It. C. Kishhurn, Chair­ man Piama County, Arizona High­ way Commission, shoys that approx­ imately three hundred million square yards of osphulic pavement is giving satisfactory service and tending to decrease taxes, by the long life nm! small maintenaneo rcipiired, as com­ pared to other types of hard surface road ways of the non-resilient type. Mr. Kishhurn states that for a road m aterial to be successful, it must first of ull have determined strength, greater than all stresses, strain and shock of traffic to he applied there­ on, it must be resilient and elastic to stnnd tin* shock of traffic for the same reason tnht we put rubber tires on nutnmhllcH to absorb the shock and prevent thecnginc and moving parts from complete ruination. Asphalt for pavements is a mineral rubber ns caoutchouc for tires is a vegetable ruhber, and lias the same tendency to ahsorh vibrations. Now even asphalt has been im­ proved byTi process known as WIL­ HITE ns the following copy from the Highway Engineer mid Contractor (August 1922 lattic) proves: "WILHITE Highway Pavements (live Excellent Service in California," In June 1911) the >Jaia Angeles County H ighw ay' Department de­ cided to build WILHITE op the Los Angeles Harbor Boulevard, over for oldl earth-fills known as nigger siough, which had been unpaved for nearly ten years, for the purpose of giving W ILI.ITE, us they said, a su­ preme teat. Conuty Bond Commis­ sioner F. H. Joyner, at that time stated that if WILHITE would stand up under the heavy pound of traffic on thiH road under the terrific heat of the summer, no one need ever wor­ ry about it elsewhere, |lh a t he con­ sidered it the heaviest traffic in America. The old earth fills were about twenty feet high with lukes on Cach side, this sub-grade wnn properly prepared and rolled with a fifteen ton three-wheel roller. Wood­ en curbs were installed on each side of the rcyxl, WILHITE foundation three inches thick wus laid thereon, raked, spread and rolled, on top of which WILHITE two inch top course was laid and rolled with u five and eight ton tandem roller, until no rtoro ■compression was shown under wheels. Mineral aggregates constituting ubout eiirhty-five • per cent of the carried over ten,million ton* of truffie mid In aa |>erfeet today n* the <lny it wan laid, with not n dollnr spent thervun since Juno 1U111. No other rood in the stnte of Culifornin has ever carried fi\?o million tons of traffic without being wholly replaced. No other road in Califor­ nia has nver carried three million tons of traffic without being badly broken up. This is the supreme test. The urn,test ^iiKinecrn in America that were very skeptical at first are now enthusiastic support era of WIL­ HITE, and claim that tile above road referred to, in their opinion, is the most wonderful piece of highway in all the world. In view of the foregoing, we can­ not see how it is possible for any progressive state, county, or city highway department to refuse to in­ vestigate W IIJ.IT E claims and merits to the fullest extent. If tlnty sincerely have the interest of their taxpayers nt heart, they certainly will do it. We have at (his time laid in the state of California over sixty differ­ ent WILLET jobs, showing a total yurdage of six hundred and sixteen thousand one hundred and ninetyseven square yards and contracts and proceedings under way for nearly that much more. These jobs are ab­ solute proof of the claims of WIL­ HITE, because they have all been obtained on the actual showing and records established here in the face of the most hitler competition, and if WILHITE was not every thing they claim for it, WILHITE would have been out of business a long time (AgO. ............. .................... THE WILHITE SOUTHEAST CO. AMBROSEc OIL u p \ "THE CROSN BAR. AND BRING IN "THE A X E .\ W A N T T O TAKE: ' “TH \S E N G /N E a p a r t \ TH IN K T H E U C E N S E IT ACTS AS THOUGH THE W HEEL-BASE . W A S L O O SE ! pla tes a r e rattun .O R S O M E -TH IN . AS SOON A S A ; FENDER BE N D E R . S E E S A U M P /N 6 * B O N E BREA K ER *3j HEADED FOR. THE MAIN ENTRANCE) fjt HE S T A R T S G U E S SIN G ! Jf It Pays to Swim W ith the Current Thin is about two spark plugs. At llic moment they are lying, on the sales manager's desk in the establishment of a large middle-western hardware job­ ber. One spark plug bears a name known wherever automobiles are used, the otlier a name seldom heard. Both, says the sales manager good plugs. On the. score of t they run neck and neck. w e a r e ilisc o n tim i Jug this line”—and he holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our «Ur^count on it is larger, too "What’s wrong with it? Not a thing. It’s a good plug—mighty good * plug, but—no one knows ubout it. It isn't advertised—the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. *# ‘'* " 1 And we'vo leurned it puys to awim with the cuirent, not aguinst it." More and.*more joblters in every lino of business are learning every day thut it pays to swim, with the current of popular demand. “Our job," said one jobber, "is to supply markets, not create them. Let the manufacturer make a market for his goods, and we will handle it." Said another—“Our salesmen carry a eatalog with thousands of items in it. They haven't the time to push unmlvertiaed goods. Their work is princi; pally taking orders." If you go among these wholesalers to­ day to introduce a new product in com­ petition with merchandise nationally advertised, unless the article is excep­ tional, you will bo mot everywhere by the injunction: "First go out and get a reputation for your goods through advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they value speed of turnover, goods which movi with a minimum of effort, goods people know about and ask for. LOST—On Orlando road between Sil­ ver Lake and Sanford, Packard 37x5 tire and rim. Please infonn E. T. Field, Field Auto Top Co. 24-tfc Published by the Santord Daily Herald The-Dally Herald. IBe- per week. In co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies Daily Herald on aala at Joe’s Smoks House, Mobley's Drag Store and Hunt'd Plihmacy, • 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. 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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>, April 30, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c8a6fcadb46a0650b784c0c42e3dcd5d.pdf 29f768f2ff84d36689e67417926ed607 PDF Text Text v.v v ■ ': , / ' V A - ■ \ ’ '' • ■ ' ■ *«f- *|^ •‘ - , •••<•.. : 1 7 A* • j .318 W O R D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N P E i ' IN T H E H E A R T O P T H E - = = * ftU Much Tim e H a s A lr e a d y three m easures I, — - «I SPEED FOR JA M . KEEKS *SANFORD, FI/ffllPA. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1923, Chinese W ill P a y Indem nities to Fam ily o f Slain A m erican [TWENTY-TWO ALLEGED COMMUNISTS WERE ARRESTED IN PITTSBURG, PA. AFTER A RAID BY THE OFFICIALS 0 f Mir TIip A«HkiUI»( r r » « ) W ASHINGTON, April 28.— Amer­ ican Minister Scurman nt Peking has reached increment with the ChlneM K t t s b u r g h , G o u n t y a n d - F e d e r a l O fC k w R E a s t N jg h t I inviilvlr^ > tt..i I il.’ nl'l, IC hnrlui C Charlua —oltm .... n - n., Aulerird*, ‘at1the . hands of Chinese sentrios at Rates oi KnlRcn. The agreement provide^ for PRESIDENT POWER TO USE NAVY . AG A IN S T ttUM RUNNERS IS LOOKING FOlt AUH ave • TIIOUITV I •'' < II1: /vnm an.—Twepty-two allcgeu ynnun..... . ....... ...... p iT T s iiu n n u . c“ • w, V.H.lne'nrrmit here today after raids last night by city, coununder arrest ut|l(jritica bail had nlanplan ono3 woman woman woto were ond-i* • here toony nftcr . rn. t 4V_ ...thm-UIr* ty and federal offieera. The prisoner*, according to the n U ^ \ ned a big May day demonstration in Allegheny counti* , , • „ U lJK „ announced raids would continue until every one *“ * It included aubquantitiea of illCRal literature were captured by nUt^rUlci. u chigan. AND script ion blanks for a fund to defend the men arrested In Of General N atu re Been Passed b y Both Houses and Flood o f Locals, F ifth T rain lo ad o f O ak lan d Cara .Shipped to N . Y o rk nitwwbu M- — 1■ ' HOUSE OF DAVID COMES UNDER COURT IS CHARGED WITH In W ritte n FLORIDA GIRL Filed in C ourt T od ey: B y Judge AWARDED MEDAL FOR HEROISM 0AMAGE AWARDED apology from Tuehun in province n Ku,Kt,n> Immediate removal from 0ffjct, chicf of sW|ff adjutant and ad­ jutant who was in tommnnd of of-; fending troops and payment to Cnlt-j mnii heirs idemnlty to Ih> fixed l,y tlu’ . M A IIY 1'HUIINKK. 3 f ST. PETERS- rpQ a n c J M r S . H an sel n i n e . IS im w A u u K D i o u i0 1 T , . p American government fo r Th eir P ro p e rty lift A VERY T h a t W as C on fis­ A ll B u t T w o B oats o f Steam er W reck ed H a v e Been Picked U p PITTSllUltGH, Pa., April 28.— Six­ cated by Leader teen acts of heroism were recognized ( II jr The Anaoclnlrd P r » « ( by the Carnegie hero fund commission W ASHINGTON, April 28.— At the Mir The Assorlslra 1,1 the spring meeting here yesterday. GRAND RAPIDS, Mic Department of Justice todny the pres­ J11- T»i«* A«<nfl*lf< Press) The heroes, three of whom lost — HatuwIp* originally rvsMwts ol ident's request for nn opinion on U. CAPETOW N, South America, April were The Oakland Motor Car Company. but’ twn^ iifeboats belonging; their liven ineluding a woman, were Nn. hviI,0i Tenn.. brought suit la fedS. naval vcrhcIb aRalnat rum runners And where la President I.nnR and T A l T A I ^ S ^ taA p r ^ 8.--1Jn- were referred to Assistant Attorney why doesn't he step tn with his » uh- Pontiac, Mich., ihlppcd « trainload Portuguese steamship Mom - j awarded bronze medal*. Hvo hundrid) prn, c0(|rt recomptna* for of cars to the New York branch April ____I... of |sums they said they donated to the \ several of one |e« the Icifialativc hoppers ptodW* Willobrant in charRo of the lepal aa- pension)? oh did the President of old? several days days ago ago at —*dollava-wns ........... voted the father , ... () H, tho fifth trainlond that hns been nmrdes, wrecked colony upon their entrance *nd for now reported have Iwen the nun who sacrificed his life, tim double rupneity next month the pecta of the prohibition enforcement. The aenson does not hnve to l»e . . . . • who was disabled, was granted ( cumpcn*ati«m for labor performed. 'shlpirtd to this branch since the first Capo Frio, ---pre.ent.o..lon. of the l e c t u r e Mr*. WHlobrnnt nt once liCRnn examl- over a week or two old before the picked up. The Miwsnmedc* cnrrieil hero of tho Yunr* The trn,n' ' onslsted nf $72»i, while in six other cases smh Mrs. Hansel; from the time ahe en­ likely to eaUbllah n record In nntion of leRal technicalities Involved. “ extras” start and the first big event 40 special freight cars, which are two hundred and thirty passengers award totalled I'.U’iOO. tered the colony until the beginning f, wlaw. enacted with virtually half She Indicated considerable time will, to bo pulled olT seems to have been owned by the Oakland -company. §4,r>00 were awarded for other wor­ of war (a allowed two hundred and TE X AN IS ELECTED of the GO-day session Roneand only bo required before her opinion could Ernie Ilurke's “ gab fest" with his Aslmllar troinload, which com­ HEAD OF SOUTHERN forty dollars u year and- to racked thy purposes. . , , , three of the four ao-callcd general bo formulated. honor the Umpa In the fray at l-ake- luded compensation prised 40 freight cars was shipped Two Southvrrtors were me ...... ........ ............. for .period from WU HARDW ARE JOBBERS, measure* P »»e d both houae®. T h e t a Jnnd nt the opening game of this last to Buffalo April 4. During this same among those recognized. They were: I nt^ | u.r withdrawal from th# eoH have been an unusual flood pf local SEEK TO SOFTEN serie*. Wo of course did not sec the JACKSONVILLE, April 2« . ~ With Nft|)cy ( ;tim*lcy. 41. u housewife of : |n Ju20 at the rftte 0f $428 a jr**r. week n trninload of Oakland* filling measure* enacted. Of Rcncral bill* VAGRANCY LAW S game, nml would not l>e guilty of 30 freight cars was shipped to the the submission or requests by New v ... Smldy, Tenn., who died attempting t» j j |tr husband receive* net Income of on cwm to Rive one Confederate vet­ trying to pass judgment if we had, S. Anderson, a child, front |,, n .yt>nr u,, to time _war O,leans and Atlantic City for the Bnvo Lois Chicago branch. -. _ started. eran ----back due V.-.. -pension . J of $400 and „„ TALLA H A SSE E , April 28.— Aa- bu( what wo would like to know, Is 4 n _...ttlltrt Tntm Si'llt. 1 Krom .. .i * time At__ until 1D20 hi* drowning at Grnyavllle, Tenn.. that convention of ll«M. tho joint nynmd The special trainlond* mentioned arrested, two others when signed by the R ~ |sertions that some aheriffs and their this: -how cun n man hr P.i21. A bronze medal was 1pensation fixed nt $1200 a year, ... above me in addition to txo regular convention of the Southern Hardware ern«r, will give judicinl circuits o f ! deputio* were conducting the o ffic e *jp ut {„ j n||, tried in court, etc., for player | section of tho....'«p-mdlinvbgkqjmfw lluvMUli v . _____ .Jobbers Association nnd the American her husband. , and Duval ^counties ad-1 ^ „ vury rotu,n ways," were made in Hill»borough ' conduct unbecoming a ball player Mary A. lUihnor, 10, of 2.T8 l irftt GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 2*. ditlonal circuit judge. Much of the tho housec todny ua that body debuted while on the field, and then not henr railroad shipments made to every see- „ Bn|wnrtf Manufacturers Association stieet. St. Petersburg. Fla:, a student __Tlir House of David colony awa closed here yesterday. session given to consideration of n measure introduced by Represen­ U 'word from ihe l'reaidpnt of tho tlon or tlio country. who attempted to save a girl chum Benjamin and Mary Purnell, It* leadThe Southern jobbers elected ofiicli\ addition there are the regular convict reform measure* and one to tative Hendry, of Taylor county, league about it. Sanford had the from drowning ul St. Petersburg June era were characterized aa fraud* 1® overland drlvo-nways to nearby orrt n* follow !: eliminate prnellcc of leasing convicts which would require that all violators same trouble once or twice and we « written, decision filed by Judg* (L A. Trumbull, Dallas, Tex., (iresl- 1 to private firms and individuals hna be given jury trials. Final action on will leave it to you, how many times (Mints. Sat or today. The Judge, in hia opin­ distant sales man- dent Mark; L^oiis. Mobile, Ala., flr»l the bill was postponed until Tuesday. and how many men did the ex-Presi­ almost passed. W. R. Tracy, nrs ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., April 28. ion awards compensation to John every effort js bovice-president; Beamy Morrison, • > Representative Hendry declared dent Rose fine uml suspend for us. nger, stolen that . .. K„ cv Ark.. > w H vtce-prealoeiu, vtr-.-l.rrM.lrm-. - Mta. M .ry Il.rh.ror. U* , v » r «M Klrl and Marirarot Hansel for their *0T. i....I.... i„ .1.. Arli.. sivoml TALLAHASSEE, April 28.-Yen- one of It's objects waft to offer protec­ Rut of course, we should worry, 'tnlnl Jng made to get cars' to denlers in vices while members of the colony. ■ u rdny was convict day In tho Flori­ tion to n man honestly seeking em­ our troubles, and Mr. W. J. Merrill, time for the spring buying which is da legislature. Virtually 'every piece, ployment for being pleked up on the writing in the Lakeland Telegram opening with a decided rush duv to Sit- a c o m n - ........ ................ - ­ of business related to them nnd. all highways nml railroaded to jail on suys: the recent prolonged cold weather. I r r-hnrlei Ireland. Greensboro, N. ef her chum, Miss Dorothy Met latrlm K in g T u t is in S a n fo rd of it was brought on, nt least given the brond charge of vagrancy. The Aoul event of the day was the He reports that railroad equipment C who was elected to life member- in Tampa Bay June 17 left T a k in g T h ru H e r impetus, by the excursion more than Mr. Hendry declared that it was fracus in the fourth, which ended in and facilities for the shipping of mo­ " W. C. Thomas, Tampa. Fla., and jterdny afternoon^ for Orlando to at ir, month* ugo of n North Dakotan, often tho case now that tho maximum Ilurke’s ejection from the park. Hun­ Benefit o f Merchantfl tor ears to the west and the south­ E " a . L o iin n l, jr.. ltluoficld. W. Va. j tend, tho State 'High School Swim • • ■• *vi who met death In n private prison of six months was imposed and the ter nnd Saunders hail singled In suc­ sister Miss Pauline west are ull right, but there is still ___ - ________ __________ * n»injr meet. *tvr cession. Smith endeavored to catch defendant sent to u convict lease camp. ______ KLETCHEILIH. Buhner is captain of the St. Peter*- Read What Tut Say* About tk* Bt$* a con siderable tie-up on shipments to SENATOR The house passed in amended form Saunder* off first, and Umpire Mai*, Enstern points, although this is not CVI.LKD TO FLORIDA BY I |,urB (jirls* Swimming team. i tiehr Men of Ban/ord In a senate bill that when it)} final pas­ Humphries so bad as it was earlier in the year. The cost involved in jury triuls met ter ruled .that Rort DEATH OF HIS SISTER Th|, i,|,.nl which i-osl the life of This Issue. sage is effected, will mcun the end with some opposition und Represen­ coaching on first, In te rfe re ! with Miss McClutchie occurred about a mile He likewise reports a steady in­ W ASHINGTON, April 28,-Scnntor of leasing convicts to private firms tative Carmichael led in the fight to Stewart’s try for the throw. The off hhure in Tampa Buy, while the two crease in the number of blosed In ibis issue is a paga adrirti##* ,etcher left Washington Thurmlny Birls were taking their «lnily swim. or individuals in this state. have the jury trial provision stricken. hull rolled out toward the auto line, models being shipped—n general ten- l-'lclchi mi nt by King Tut, the old bird whoad The house then turned, tu worlf on Representatives Kenncrly nml Me- and both runnehi advanced, a huso. niight for Geneva upon learning of the Miss McClatchlc died In tho water, * dcncy noted In the whole industry. tomb was opened the other day oiltlen death death of his sister. Mrs. J. H. short time after a fish believed to a measure to give vagrants a more Comb spoke in favor of the adpotion Walker's decision to put them back sudden —— ' ” 0 over in Egypt.' Ho has somat He exwhere they were, brought forth a appropriate trial, the senate voting Huddleston, « l H>«t hnve been a harraeudn, severed the to any about luttcr day bulsnas* men W IN ESHER C1VK ALIBIS IN of the bill. , „ . „ to Washington prol on n bill to prohibit corporal punish­ Miss Buhner Representative Weeks of Holmes storm from Ernie llurke. When we CASK ON JA IL RAIDERS pects to return artery in her left leg ably about next Saturday ami leave ^ ,)0(1>. „ f |„.r chum even though he ia aome two thousand ment. It was this phnse of the d^y’* declared the vagrancy lnw ns now sny storm, we mean n storm o f cursyears old taking his time on I M S directed rather impartially legislative activity that brought the stands merely allows sheriffs and lngt STARKE. Fla., April 28.— A score >h.- O " * !'c o n m ltu ‘ 1 ir' off. Kind nnd........ hi* ............ time o ff— mostly others, most attention in view of the assur­ nnd of witnesses for the defense today « « deputies to ge;t rich off fees, while against the umpire Tut wm one of tho Pharoha and h* included i r .-. ».-.i • • • > ............... . ,h“ ance held for tho success of the other Representative Kenncrly related part among whom lie finally reforestation. Mrs. “ .Idlest.......... .nsclnus. The experience presented alibis for six of the nine only unconscious, knew much hut he never lived in prison reforms. The lash, before it of testimony adduced at the join Catcher Smith, who attempted to funeral will take place nt Geneva Sun­ shattered her nerves nnd she bus not , men on trial in circuit court for al­ Sanford and that is probably tha raagoes, if it does g * ut all, is going to legislative committee’s investigation knock the jiet name hack down his leged complicity in an at tuck upon day. »_______ __ yet recovered. • \ . aiin lie appears in this issue to glfd throat. McLaughlin, who was nt the make n fight. Tho senate which has of reported convict brutalities. the Putnam county Jail, March.2, in (.(I(S T N A T IO N A L.H A N K PITTSBURGH. April 28.— Sixteen you reasons why you should trad* bat nt the time, trlod to horn in, nnd it first to deal with, is so closely di­ which Sheriff P. M. Hagan was SHOWS W ONOBRFt’ L PROG• The many friend* of Mrs. E. C. nets o f hewlsm were recognized by with the following merchant*. Smltty gave him a little of the same. vided on the subject apparently as wounded and the jail, structure rid­ iiKSH IN BT ATM ENT TODAY the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission The Diamond Palace, Perry W el*Roman wlll.be glad to learn that "he IUayers, spectators and police inter­ to preclude more than a hazard of its dled with bullets. Twenty witnesses outcome. The upper house orated In recovering from an operation l>> vened and llurke was finally escorted Were called by the defense attorneys, The First National Bank continues ut Us spring meeting, yesterday. berg. Prop. Tlie Sanford Shoe A Clothing Com* Thrcoof the persons riled lost lives, the question for one .hour and forty- Dr. Mitchell at Robson's Sanitarium. from the park by Officer l utchlng........... together with three of the defendants I,, improve nnd i» “ getlting bt It* • son and Deputy Sheriff Purvis. Swot- C V Smith. L J- Hryan and J « b n | . by day” ns it would seem. About im lading one woman. Those receiv­ puny, Shoes and Clothing. five minutes, und when it saw that She will soon be out ugain. j . II. Hintcrmlster, Pianos, Phono­ the end was not In sight, derided produced the (and took his place nt first, nnd the Itaumeartncr. Six more will testify I m,mU, ago the First National is- ing awards Included Mary A. Hruh-t Australian mines Baunignrti graphs, Music. .nt on, as games have a habit to go home for Its usual week-end. . uued a statement showing a wonder- ncr. of SJ. Petersburg. Klu.^ —. - — ,, largest amount of gold huivu since itto:rI game WC................ tomorrow IIIUI iun« « . ----Mobley's Drug Htore, Drug# a«d Intcn “ Senators Stokes and Wells spoke j ~ J y - r ..though th.. output Of N..w |„, doing. .U-ntoe little in other IHUo_Interruption. Seven witnesses testified today thnt fu| K„ in ln deposits anti 11 t h e e t e r n a l t r ia n g l e ’ 1 such as this. Sundries. , of the whip in uncomplimentary und today n lesslcy Fowler, idcntlfiwl by Sheriff j J)Jirln 4,f ,the~ statement People* Bunk. ... Chi terms, it was defended on the" other bank a high ugan as The eternal triangle Is Indeed eterHagan ----u member of th«f mob which noW „(,foment gives the Yowell ti Company, dry goods, la­ hand by three staunch supporters, sought to remove a negro i n -Id for |evrl in deposits. ‘ The best part of nul ' Five thousand years ago in the dies and nienhi furnishings. Senators Johnson, Phillip* nnd the murder of II. C. Cross at Gainos- the statement today is the compara­ cave-man age there existed love trlWilliams Garage, Oldtmobil# M d - ,h“ * " ,r> .w,u ° Knight. Medical authorities, have be heard. was ville, was at a dunce nrar Gainesville tive statement made a year agd ami angles Just us there do toduy. In the repair work. . ’ •■ Add to the Tinkerlam thnt stated and Senator Phillips beiicved convict guard’s lash by offering todny. This year the deposits on Paramount picture “ Adam’s Rib" prolaBt year in the special the night of the attack and went C. A. Whldden, pressing and clean­ 1 Jist them, he said, that the wbip i* the sub for all of Mr. Hodge._ measure. April 27th were $1 ,481,057.34. wqh the home in nn auto nt 12:40 a. m. The ,t its enacting ciausi, ... f thu Bulldogs, was I they were ilurtal by Cecil B. DeMHle und which ing and merchant tailoring. muftt humane puniftbment yet evolved except (nil attack occurred at 1H5 a. m. >yoar on U10 name date wid be shown at the Princess for the on Piggly W iggly, Groceriaawould have made it U8!,n| * “ilu sence 0f Joo Tinker yesterday by man. It's « remnant of barbarism first J n took the stand this a fter-j $(,205,507.00 showing a big gain in last Umes t.sluy, the featured pluyers ... tnr n imrent to whip h isjp _ , _ ,(jon who walke<l out Seven mt.. ---... , llunt'e Pharmacy, Drag*. in the opinion of Senator Stoke*. To battery for a parent noon i nan effort to pr.ive that Wal­ deposits ami the immense liusincss hre seen In a “ vision- of the fttnne A. P. Connelly A Sons, Real Sstata, aboUth ‘the whip would demoralize L^hl/second, the same ^ S S Ttlw diamond after the'little flurry now kielng done by the First Nat­ ter Goto, also identified a* a mem­ money to loan. Insurance. discipline in the stato camp, Sena- L chool teacher to whip one, ronipcd on the bumps, and in ,, . ber of the mob, was in. Gainesville ional. Milton Hills, Anna CJ. Nilsson und . ....... /a. 1_.ban _ ___whinnmg ol con i _ made ■ . .himself ,___ ,. very i,niMirtant Ball Hardware Company, Hard­ against the whipping ml important ter Phillips asserted. Other *U te* BilU payabln nonu also soumls Theodore Kosloff compose this trluntil HLM o'clock tho morning or ware and sporting goods. vlcts. Mr. Johnson based his ,ul p ‘ ^ ^ T u o Tat on the bleacher bench have fouml better mean* of discipline Kood and there are many other angle. This la In the episode In the " " 1 [J “ bwfS to the dug-out ami gave his in* the attack. for their prisoners; let’s put Florida port of corporal Russell White, the third man Idem items in the statement today that giant red-wodo forests, hut again in STATE CONVICT LHABft BY8 In the Hat, Senator Stokca pleaded. tified by the Putnam county officials, ate worth reading and then send the modern times Milton Sills, as a suc­ TK.M ABOLISHED BY BOUSE Senator Stokes with Senator Macwns not at Falatka, but In his romn Herald to n friend’ and tell them this cessful broker, cornea borne to find ms Williams, Is a member of tho joint is the bank that Is building a six- wife (Anna Q. Nilaaon) entertaining 3 asleep, four w itnesses'-Id T A LLA H A S S E E . April **•— rict treatment, and It was ho who story The defiiise is expected to close IHO, y fire proof building -- - -- nnd one .of Theodore Koaloff, playing the role of hoftae today passed a m» M « « ^ committee Investigating bputal con- late eternal punishment out of ex- C a p t Brotherton to.nor.ow morning, and the case the prettiest hank buildings in the M. Jnromlr, tho exiled king of Morahabolish the atate eonvkt bore the burden of the fight to send iitence. state. go to th»i jury in theaftarnoon. GI la, a amall atato In Europe. W ill Com m and tern. Tho aaeaaura was the lath jhe way Of dlacardcd thlnga TALLA H A SSE E , April ^ - 7 ™ ° Thle Is. only nnolher phase of 1M‘ by Mr. * DuvJff, who aald Ih jt 1 MTRRANTE IB K bB C fB D ‘ * ’ K ey W e s t Station .tgdajf. , As the senate closed Senator case of County Judgo W1I1U. o$ this impression (hal-»Aevd K. I’. GRAND CHANCELLOR ancient trilngle, hut the entire them? \^ Hams hal had brought to him th? N e w Stadium ^ 1 .n jiffWUJIama _ county, growing out of M P H . ta^'cQoowafs tho Is based U a law against Jawing ataW* ^ production ^ n alleged sent Martin IRe Tfce » « m «U I»4 P ? ** O p e n e d .N e a r Ix jn d o n investigation Into the death 6fJMartta -Cnpthe outcome of il, which in this t'* 90| W ASHINGTON. April, -8 OCALA. April 28.—J. K Durrance. vlcts, such la. not the c i R A ill.Apert 'to*Kla gravd. 1 Senator Mac- Tabert will be re opened according t ,_in w I). Brotherton, now at tho a S c e n e o f D i s o r d e r s JacksonvUie' attorney Was elected proves to be highly novel, proves a de­ It ie not practiced. Hd < WUIlams plans to let tho senate look Senator Stokes, chairman naval war college, will be detailed grand chancellor of the Knights of lightful evening’* entertainment. that an erroneoua, Inaeftl** *t iu bulky strength Mondasy after­ 1 nr Thr A s M s t r i »’ "*■> about July 1. •• commapdant of Pythias of Florida ut thu grand lodgo revised etatutea •f'lB W 'Rdfil noon. It was described by Mr. Stokes new S W kwith -the Ig . b » _« >• LONDON, April 28.—The .. 1___ Va Munra ! ‘ WHS L IF E OR DEATH SENTENCES ter conference Wavorly Hill, yith a ca- convention here. l't. ^ ycr" 0 ^ “ H today aa th# most brutal instrument H. w m charged In testimony-by for- Seventh Naval District ami Base at UP TO TH E JU!H« e |slblc for the dafoct. (hi, j choaen u next meeting place. Other Key West, succeeding Captain W. ». atadluni at Wavcriy 11 . v of punishment he had ever seen, cer­ nacity of 120,000 spectator* was tno „ier Jailer PoppeH Crosaley, who will take qommand of officer, are: F.. U. Dlcklnaon. T.m tainly 41 compared with the tortures TA LLA H A S S E E , April 28.—The A U N T ALICE ROBERTSON _____ sccno of disorder* this afternoon, cd collusion with Sheriff Jones to rail­ the battleship Idaho, is announced. . o u t s A P r w fr t M jB e r *na, G. V> C.{ U » . Sparkman, GK. of the inquisition, he said. house passed a bill by Representative when it ope nod with asaocitttion foot­ -road train rider* to private camp j t R.; George M. Lynch, St. Peteraburg, ’ T l}® measure to prohibit corporal .. ..____1 Davis that would.make tfdiacretlonball final to decide the championship Putnam Lumbor Comuany Company at Uara. STATE ROAD DEPARTM ENT G. P.; D. W. Tompkina, Ocala, G. M. W ASH ING TO N," April punishment introduced by ‘ Senator nry with the trial judge to Impose betweeh England and Wales. Forty IN SKM LQHARTERLY SESSION K.; I*.* Hi Johnson, I*e*burg, O. M. polntment of Mla* Alice W. C. Hodges came before the sen­ casualties rcaultcd when door* were LAHASSEE, April 28.-T h e l Tom G Gordon. South Jackson- either life or death sentence, on per- fturner member of eo*| ate syestenlay on crutches. It wa* aca.u RoadT Ik p artm en t in regu lar etormed after tho stadium waa full. TALLAHASSEE, April 2 3.-Th e lift* .to J Oklahoma, as • weltara ville, (5 r-a.| and w. U, Pavia, of aona who plead guilty la reported unfavorably’ by a commit­ The game > V,M wwpetlded for time niuln. a O U The o ffU er. Were Under the present law. he Uhl, n the VcUrana Bureau hospital state mad dopartment held It. re*, u te Jdudison. ... tee headed by Chairman Pittman quarterly meeting k**01'* J1* " ludison. O . 0 - G- 7 ......... l"® llret d,>irntdegree murder murder carrtee a comRations from .11 part* of U>«> ular aemi-quarterly meeting, the day whe nspectatOra I^awunnad iostallrd. Next year Pythian* wUl kogve, waa apprevad today by Mr. 8toke« came to It* rescue and pulsory death sentence unleea the seeking work on certain projects. Th* being given over largely to routln# field. R f If V. ‘ vi onjoy a trip through the Conddlan celled it to the calendar and there tor Hines. jury rccofqmends otherwise. . -■ • ■h* S a l i e n t yesterday A businesa.. Delegations wiU bo beard Rockies. It was taken up for consideration un­ i G e D a lly H erald , 18c per week. .1 contracts, bid. for which h^i ^ by the department today. ^ der a special order of business. * ; * — promiscuously advertiaed- . , . ' | - Senator Johnson promptly.coupled B u rk e W ill Be Tried in Police C ourt on Tuesday M o rn in g .... r r s e w s a .t ir fA M t ; -- . - j " 7 •fix}*. * i® * A 1 v ., •* ■ A. • •. . .k *• j .r c k •.a �RD DAl^Y HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W I f i n h ate mmr friend* r U I I I s s ran — If r » a are w ain* answ here or runtime he me, nr If ! « ■ are enferlalnlaa. w rite • s w i l l rard ta Ibla drparlm raf. s l r l l S details, o r telephane the llrm . It will he wreatlr appreelalrd. SOCIAL C A L E N D A R Thursday— Mesdames Emniett Hunt, Edward Betts and Ml** Fern Word - entertain at bridge at the Parish i. House at 3:30 p. m > trid a y—Mr*. Ernost McGalloway will .. entertain the member* o f tho Dupll• cate Bridge Club. //,' . Friday— Mrs. Braxton L. Perkin* will entertain at luncheon nt her home • d r r K a g n b fl* 'kTcRub7Ti^noTThg_ lt(Tair Mary Powell, of Tarboro, N. C., the guest o f Mrs. David Caldwell. Saturday—Ceciiian Music Club meets at 3:16 p. m. at the atudio o f Mrs. Fannie 8. Munson. Monday— Pip* Organ Club meets at the home of Mrs. Guy 8. Reiman on 7th and Elm avenue, at 3:30 • p. m. The hour* pawed quickly in the spirited. game q t bridge, and when score* were counted it w *« ffound a that Mr*. J. D. WoodrufT held high scon: and w m awarded an exquisite tion and fancy work. flower bowl of terra cotta glass, Several piano numbers by Misses j Dow *corc was held by Mrs. Henry • Purdon who wn was given a set of iced Mary Elizabeth Moyc and Mnrgrct1 Portion who Strout and vocal selections by Mr. ten glasses. Two guest room candlc- p l For Florida: Fnir tonight ^ and Saturday. ^ and Mrs. Ferguson and daughter* rtlck* were given ns cut prise and were presented Mrs. Mitchell. vrero greatly enjoyed by the guests. Following the card gnmc refresh­ Tho hostesses of the afternoon, ments of brick cream In pink and Mesdames Ferguson, Wslker, 'Gra­ ham and Rounder were the recipients white, toppod witK whipped cream, publicly, directed by Mrs. Richard . * and coke Iced in pink were served. Maxwell. of numerous beautiful towels. On each plate were pink carnations At a late hour delicious refresh­ ments consisting of snndwiehc.-i, cake to bo used* as Tavors. Assisting in serving and entertain* and ice cream and coffee were served hy, tho hostesses assisted by Misses ing betide*, the hostesses were Mis.; I.ylc, Griffin, Btrout nnd Ferguson. Robert Hines, Mrs . Fred Dnigory Among those n1t werc Mes- Misses Florence Henry, Sara Kvelyn W i n i n m ^ ^ r y ^ t t i n i e l h ' rulcstonT TnilhRolscfT Bccrctno’ -Tren'surer.' . . dabies 'Fe'rgus*on7 Grahorn, Tho program for this particular Bourrior, Crosby, Telford, Iyiwc, Bandy, Lyfe*, Krupp, Grow, Lilja, Jenkins McConnell, Metcalf, Griffin, Moyc, Calhoun, Moye, Smith, Grow, Hackney Ilruhnker, Tyre, Burricr, Graham, Howell, Walker, Grayam; Misses I'attyo Lyle, Emily Griffin, Mary Elizabeth Moyc, Mnrgrct Strout and the Misses Ferguson. Messrs. Crosby, Ferguson, Walker, Tyre, Mpyc nnd Courrlcr, and n num­ Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Allison of ber of the little folks. . Palm lleach nre visiting their mother for a short, time. . Tho Parish House was the scene Mr. and Mrs. Archio Betts, Master Charles Bolts and Mm. C. M. Hand motored to Tampa yesterday whore they spent tho day niout pleasantly. J. K. Dickson o f Ocala represent­ ing M. C. Kiser Shoo Co., of Atlan­ ta, was in tho city ycitcrdny culling on his local customers. customers, ' W. 8. Jones of Atlantn represent­ ing Robinson Neckwear Co., wns in tho city yonterdny calling on the local mcrchnntn. . M. H. Nagle of Baltimore, repre­ senting Daniel Miller Co., wns in tho city yesterday calling on old friends and transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. John Sfycmpcr mo­ tored to Ocala Sundny where they were tho gursts of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, end also motored to Silver Springs before returning home. GL I. A. PARTY. In spite of the showeiy wenlhei tho U; I. A. Ladies spent one of the most delightful afternoons in their history with Mr. nnd Mrst Ferguson nt their country homo on Lake Mary Thursday afternoon. ’ Tho rooms were daintily decorated yesterdny of one of tho most at­ tractive parties given in some time when Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Edwnrd Betts and Miss Fern Ward, en­ tertained nt bridge. There were seventeen tables of players and n number of other guests Joined tho pinyers for 'refreshments. The Parish House was transformed into n large gnrdcn, with its decora­ tions of stately palms, nnd baskets of vari-colored phlox, forming n beau­ tiful setting for the handsomely goWncd guests. In the receiving line were Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Ilclta nnd Miss Ward. Mis. Hunt was charming in a becom­ ing gpwn of blue embroidered net over sliver cloth, worn with a cor­ sage of IHies nnd roses. Mrs. Betts wore a smart frock of tan figured crepe do chine, while Miss Ward wns attired in green crepe do chine veiled with green Spanish lace. Tho tallies were given out by Miss Florence Henry, who was n girlir.h picture in grey canton crepe, with lint nnd accessories to ipntrh. A prettily appointed punch table was arranged nt ono end of the largo room, nnd where delicious fruit punch was served throughout the afternoon by /Mrs. Robert llinrs, Misses Flor­ ence Henry, Mary Kli/.ngcth Puleston nnd Sara Evelyn Willlnmo. MrJ. Henry Wight, Reporter * Phone 315-W tcrest. For some sensons tho study o f drams hns been tentatively dis­ cussed, nnd now nt lust it is definitely planned to take it up for the new club year, in one of its newest nnd most fascinating forms—tho reading of plays. , Tho following Is the out­ line handed in by Mrs. Lconnrdi: * October—Tho Servant In the Hmiso, by Charles Itnnn Kennedy. November — Chanticleer. Edmund do IWislnnd. . December—The Chastening. January— A Doll's .House, Henrik Ibsen. . • February — Abraham Lincoln, Drinkwator. March— Lady Wlndcmcre'a Fan, Oscnr Wlldo. April— i’eter Pan, Sir JnmeH Bar­ rie. May—The Blue Bird, Maurice Mae­ terlinck. • In May, Peter Pan is to be given We've junl received about one hundred new dr ess on. They nre indeed exquisite. They arc without qucHtlon or doubt the crentlons of the country’H bent designers. They represent the Hcason’s most charming and stunning originations. In color nnd grace they express, indeed, the perfection o f the mode. A fortunate purchase has enabled us to secure an unusual Holcction o f Peggy Paige Frocks at a 257* reduction. Dross­ es in all the season's featured materials and colors. Frocks formerly sold for §'19.00, §59.00 and §09.00, will bo sold at—*■ MEXICAN METRIC sVfltEM :h* Daily Herald. For instance to­ day they are spbakinp abbut a special Ten bandits made ono revolution. three day sate fo r Saturday, Monday Ten fdvolutloni make ono govern­ and Tntsday and they quote the goods and price* that will make you ment. • • ait tip and take notico. They have One government makes_3fcn r^vdltia big line o f nil kind* bf piece goods, tions. household goods, counter goods, etc'. One dollar starts nn account at Uns A real department sttfro with real Seminole County Bank. loW price*. * ' —i Now Is the season of smart frocks skyn Sam Baumcl o f BaamePs Specially Shop, the originator* of the 'beat designs In ladies ready-towear at reasonable ; prfees. For dgnee, 'receptions * or i bridge they lytVe sonto'now ones at 932.60 on Up. liv e ly ftpfU x i f p r 1.street wear, ffforq 510.75 up and-pleasantly cool.cotton. (Trusses from |3.05 up. Rend their TMtdTTlIWejfkrih nirs" l l i l i e “ nm!Tlice Baumol's §hbp. They nlways have something now- nnd you will enjoy meeting had to do with denomina­ looking them over nnd then you-are tional missionary effort In China, nlways welcome at Bnumcl’s. nnd wna nbly handled by Mrs. L. R. Phillips, Methodist Missions; Mrs. George W. Stewart the well known C. C. Woodruff, P.-csbyterian; Mrs. decorator wns in the city today call­ Martin nnd Mrs. Leonard!, Episcopal­ ing on tho merchants with tho view ian Missions. of decorating for the 8panlsh War Veterans Encampment herp on the The work on the new club building 7th, Blh and 0th. is going on apace, nnd it is more or less of a problem to keep ahead of Tho many friends o f Mrs. E. C. the necessary weekly payments. The Bowman will be glad to learn that building committee, however, is right she Is recovering from nn operation on the Job every minute, nnd thJ club at the Fernald-Laughton Hospital membership constantly congratulates itself Upon this efficiently function­ nnd will soon be out again. ing group. Every woman In the club The Atlantic & Pacific Ten Co., iwes it to herself to give quick and have nn ndVcrtlsomcnt calling atten­ ready response to everything nsked tion to the prices on groceries of nil o f her—confident that nothing un­ kinds. Specials on fresh eggs, choose, reasonable will be demanded. The specialties arc tens and coffees and rummage sale Saturday in the new you get the best at very low prices. H ill.store on Sanford should be n wlinlo o f n sale, nnd will lie if every Only two more daya of the big woman will give Just one or two ar­ removal sale at the Sanford Shoe & ticles. These articles will bo gather­ Clothing Co., store nnd they arc mak­ ed up by Mrs. John Mclsch, Mrs. ing today nnd tomorrow very special Fitts, nnd Mrs. S. I’ ulrston. prices on straw hats, felt huts, men's bathing suits, shirts, shoes, under­ The Welfare Department hns now wear and palm beach suits. Sec their its now committee actively nt work advertisement. on the Comctory. The sexton is A special typo of ccrtury vapbr electric lamp has been invented to test the durability o f silk dyes With ultraviolet rays..* An electrically propelled streot sprinkler purchased by the city of Colombo, will be tho first vchiclo of tho kind 'in Ceylon. • flappfcr. -Jib wau»t- w«-trest-thir S A L E O N V A N CAM P, CROWN NED AND CAN­ GOODS. 'thy brother's boat ncrors, thine own hnth reached the Hindu Proverb. One who appreciates true exclusiveness in dress, will find alluring beyond words these new Dresses represented in I'haroh (irepes, Persian Prints, Zeuani (-rejM*. Cantons anti Flat Crepe, in beautiful color combination:;, a t— McKinnon-Markwood Company will have a comploto lino of Ilsrt Schslf. ncr & Marx clothing, now store, new stock. 12-tfe Beginning Saturday, April 28th and continuing until Saturday, May 5th, I will hold a Mammoth Bracelet Watch Bale. Every Wrist Watch In the store will lie sold at unheard of prices. High grade fifteen Jewel movements fitted In twenty year cares going nt Fiftren Jewel movements, fitted In twenty year Octagonal enhes going nt A choice selection of hewitchinuly winsome Wash Cotton Frocks. Smart and ft Linens, Voiles, Kwisses, Organdies, Normandies nftd Ginghams. Pleasing style: drawn collars and cuffs in the ever popular colorful combinations. Prices rnngi weather— real Florida Cecil Nil son of Orlando, manager ojf this territory for tho Bilirk Co., Js in town today on busineia. Min.i Gladys Morris of I/'c*hurg will nrive hero this afternoon to ■spend I ho week ond ns the gucat of Mrs. Giovcr Kperring. Rev. Gahonf of Geneva was in the city Unlay on route from Winter Paik where he has been the guest of Rollills College. . Where Style Reig: V j K .The Post Office Scientist* long ago discovered and combined in Nadinola Cream those element* which bleach tbs akin, remove tan, freckle*, pim­ ples and blockheads, and pn>duce that smooth, satin-like texture so much admired. By it* own virtues NadhwU Crmam remove* imparities and leave* the *kln dear, healthy nnd beautifaL Guarantoo and directions in each package. .Two Two sixes, sizes, Me. We. and $1.00, at your toilet counter. Umd and Endorsed By Thousands NATIONAL .TOILET COL. Paste. T «a . m am L A D IE S ' G A U Z E VESTS, e a c h ................................................................................ 1f l e - HOYS’ W A S H P A N T S , P a i r ................ J........... :...... ............................................. .................. .............;................. 7 5 c [JO YS' B L O U S E S , each ................................................. ................................. .......................................... ; .... , 8 9 c t C H I L D R E N ’S W A I S T U N IO N S U IT S ........ j............... ...................... ....... ..................... ................................................. , 4 8 c Great t eautify Your Complexion In Ten Dayt 1j is going big. Our Store was crowded with people yesterday and they realized the values Churchill is offering and they bought Bigger and Better Values Today and Saturday. . M E N ’S E L A S T IC S E A M D R A W E R S , ' P a i r ...................................................................... “ ......... P le a s in g ly C o o l C o tto n D r e s s e s Always something Daily Herald1on sale at Joe's Smokt House, Mobley's Drug Store Hunt’s Pharmacy. G. W. Lawton The plan* for Garden Week hnvc licon most nttractively carried out, nnd n full report of the activities will appear in this column next week. modem cavo-girl-^csresa hct vith a club or yield to her saucy silken wiles 7 Here’s a picture that strip, the Jalty tinsel o ff the flapper and shows what *ho’ * really made of. A tale of tho present daughter of Eve—their charms, their loves and their pitfall*. extra. . \ daily looking after his duties again, The old reliable Popular Market the tank will, he kept full of water, hns nn advertisement in this issue Fifteen Jewel high grade move and grass planted lots will be cured telling you nbout the spccinl prices nicnta going at wns delivered this week. on several Important articles of food, Popular Now is your time to get a beauti­ Among tho acquisitions of rcnl val­ snaps ami polishes. The Market has the goods and the right ful high grade watch, many of these ue to tho Woman's Club the past are selling nt less than actual cost. year have been, Mrs. Ilr. Gibbs, who prices nnd they give you rcnl service. STOP— Look them over, If you was transferred to the Sanford Club wish, make your selection nnd for a W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex- small deposit It will he held for you. from Crown Point, Inflinnu. Mrs. 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. ItKMKMUKU these prices will nev­ Gibbs hns served several terms ns 4-24-tfc er lie equaled ngnin. nnd stil holds the office of club president o f the ' Grown Point club, Saturday Special, 8(V 1-Ilr. ajisortparliamentarian, ij Saturday merit of Chocolates, 40c. .Mrs. \Vnltcr Wight, also served only.— II. C. Bower. „ • 25-atc 215 SL O ra n g e , O rlan d o for several torms In her home club at Cairo, Georgia, nnd was for years n member of the state board of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. < Mrsv C. E. * Hinton comes to the Sanford Club frdm the Progersslvo Culture Club of Titusville, Florida, nnd Mrs. Boy Peeples from Sorosis of Orlando. 1 .> Mrs. E. M. Galloway, the newly clctccd chairman for tho new club de­ partment of Junior Work, expect* to organize the young ladles in the very near future. This plan for Junior Work was emphasized in the Bien­ nial Convention in Chautauqua last year, and nil the staU**- arc making nn effort to harness the. splendid en­ ergy and fresh viewpoint of youth for the great influences o f the orgnnzidn woman'* work, nnd Incident­ ally training lender* to tnko up nnd carry on n» tho older lenders become le** active. . CECIL A. DcMILLETS .... ...................................... 8 9 c H E M S T IT C H E D D R E S S E R S C A R F S , e a c h ................................................................ L A D IE S ’ P U R S E S , N E W S T Y L E , each ................................................................................... ....................................... 13.25 C H IL D R E N ’S P E R C A L E D R E S S E S , each .....i u ..*..;.,..;.... ........... ..... ...... L A D I E S ’ S IL K J E R S E Y P E T T IC O A T S , e a c h ............................................... .....................- ..... $ 2 . 9 8 Dr. S. W. Walker formerly pastor of die loc.il Methodist church but now of S l Petersburg, is in the city today combining buslne.** and pleas­ ure. Kanner's Department Store are go­ ing after your hushes* find they will « » . . W e l a k a hivo' you for o 'ltH .Ijr customer If you will lead thuir lnlv*rtiscments in SE LLS IT FOR LESS W e e k ............................................. ...... ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ft Sanford, Florid* . �Off* V-C •• N* •v *t \ * ~ * f . Tv T H E SAN FO R D DAI WHEN CH ARITY IS NOT CH ARITY for the crimes o f its officials. There •' Sntordny Special, 80c 1-lb. nssori- dated the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1902 Saturday hns filed said certificate In my office must be some authority for the ptin- ment o f Chocolates, 4fic. ishment of crime, and brutality only.— It. .C. How;cr. If.' ' 1 26-2Vq and has made application for Tax Why is it that hernia o f businca Deed'to iaaue in accordance with law. " S j'n f s r j 5 3 n B n S s r . s r nmi moneyed men arc considered the against helpless prisoners is one of M i«««lto « w , ru . Said Certificate embraces tho follow­ McKinnon-Markwood Company will the worst of crimes,• logical dispcns6rs of charity! It is ing described property situated in carry a complete lino of Interwoven bt'cnuac they are Judged as having Th’6, Florida whipping boss, has The Herald Printing Co. Socks. v. -i1 12-tfd Seminole Gounty, Florida, to-wit: Beg. taken more out o f the community been removed from his position nnd i' -V IrtiUnrir.na 10 chs. W. of* SE cor. o f SW 1/4 of than strict Justlco would permit, and is now under Indictment for first de­ . V .tltn r n. J. H O LLY. SE. 1/4, Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S., Range NOTICE T O A L t CONCERNED: W. J, I.IL L A IU L ......H M r f t » r T - T t m « r f r "charity" becomes a mean* of salv­ gree murder. I f he is tried nnd con­ II. A. KKKL. .._________(l#B#rBl M ans*#* 30 E., run W. 10 chh. N. 12 1/2 dha, ‘ The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 B. I. IIOLI.Y .... A ltr r lU tw M »M «rr ing the public and their own con* victed, he will suffer the extreme science. It ia , wholesome when penalty. I.ct Michigan show the snnle rintomplntcs a raise In scale to 75c E. 10 cha., S. 12 i/2 chs., 12 1/4 A l n r l l i l w n a ira MaJ# Kama a churchen and colleges nnd other pub­ zeal in behalf o f right and justice per hour, taking effect Mny 16, 1923 acres. Tho said land being assessed A p alfrallaa ■ * 2»l-2Gtp nt the dato of the issuance o f such lic institutions depend on the doles of and humanity If it would elenr its I.KWIH SHIPP .... rirrnlailoa Maaaarr certificate in the name o f A. L. Mil­ the rich and not upon the general skirts o f the. stigma which now rests Phna* IUI-W after # p. hi. The Herald fo r first clnss job work. ler.* * abundance o f the people. In there upon them, . \ l i W r l h l l . B P r lrt la A l n i r . Also: Tax Certificate No, 324, dat­ anything more degrading to a bu*iOb # Year..... ................— . ....P U There tire some differences of de­ • la M aalha ------------------ ----------- # « Notice of Application fur Tax ’ Deed ed the Bth day o f June, A. D. 1011, tail between the Florida case nnd that D # m .r# 4 I . C l. 7 b , Carrl## | " c» con<;c r" lhnn UndCr[ " y ^ Ob# w o k ___ ________ ______ is c#aiaj men nnd then supply even churches o f Michtgnn. The Florida lad was Under Section 575 of the General has filed said Certificate In my office nnd hns made application fo r Tax W* Statutes of the State of Florida Th# him 13- l « is*s>f« W 'ffklf II##' nnd pny ministers nnd give them to nn inmate of the Michigan stute re­ a l l #Bllr#lr ro irra Srmlniil# I'o n a lf the men ns gifts? Ami is there any Deed to issue in accordance with law. formatory, nn institution, ns its Ndtice is hereby given thnt W. S. a a i la h i k l b l r i every l-’rlday. A i m llalaa r a lr . atadr k i . a a oa applies thing more degrading to the men nurnc implies, for the reformation of Knrle, purehnser of Tax Certificate Said certificate embraces the follow­ Ilea. I 1 M p#r year, alw ays la advaarr. themselves? Chnrity in this sense is the young, who would otherwise be-1 No. 102, dated the Cth day of July, ing described property situated in MKHRICa T IIK AHSOCIATKD PHKNN n most despicable thing, staining him come criminals. He, was under n A. I). 1915, has filed said certificate Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. Tli h Aaaoelnted TT«an la eirlunlvely NE:TnnTTrf-flW.T/4,-Snr;'111,-TwTr7-19j« -.7 who given nnd .him who takes.—• y n^ -y r a r ,« 7^trncc,^hidr^s-mt?mrr1n'my^offleo and Ettslitaclirnlipncallon «r\DU<*d 10 th# U M l o r r e p u b ltr a tio n o f pfl-wwrp-dlmiatchts creitttil "in—ft ajtTfijnry Ford. Sm Range 30 E., run W. 9.40 chs. S. completion nnd had hopes o f nn early for Tax Deed to issue tn accordance liarwtpf credited In this paper 1 chs. W\ 2.8G chs. S. 1 ch, E. 12.27, * Ulp# the local new* published release. There w .ih every renson with lnwj said certificate embraces #.»•*-» j*‘ , , n* 8-ebs. to beg. The said lnm jg 2'All rl.h u of ra-publlcatlon of special THE Kl; KLUX KI.AN SHOWS why he should have been- treated tho following described property slt-10^** llsp«tenes bfretn are also reserved. uuted in Seminole County, Florida, tonsse.Ved nt the date of the Is- ■ ITH HEART. with kindness nnd fnrbeuranee. It is ,Offie# i IIKII AliO BVILUIRH. Pknnr MS sunnee o f such Cc,rti/icato in tho name •■ wit: difficult to believe th/it he made an tr-^-------------- — of Ella F. Adams.. 9 The Ku Klux Klnn yesterday assault on the guard, nnd the latter Foreign A d v rrll.ln e Rrnreern'.atlve Hog. nt Int, o f T;. line o f 0. IJ. Ry. T H K A M F -R IC A N r ilM S ASSOCIATION Unless stlld certificates shall be re­ brought about $211(1 in cash, Inid it acted in self defense ns js alleged. with South Line Sec. 31, Twp, 19 S., on the Sentinels’ desk, and through There is nil the more reason why the Rnnge 39 E., run N. 31,35 rhs., E 12.27 deemed according to law Tax Deed its representatives stated thnt the investigation should Imj''thorough and chs., to E. line o f SW 1 4 of Sec. S. will issue thereon on the 28th day of money was to' he used for the relief impartial. No state can afford to 17.29 chs. W. to W. line Sanford May, A. D. 1923. W ITNESS my official signature nnd Clara Phillips, the hammer mur­ of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, and for shield criminals who may happen to Grant South 25°, W. 15.50 ch*. to S. deress should lie sent to f ‘Inra. assistance toward nn investigation hold nn office which gives them an line of Sec. West 5.70 chs. to beg. 45 seal this the 20th day of April, A. I). into the death of their son Frank in opportunity to exercise unwarranted acres. Tho said land being assessed 1923. • *. Florida for life. # ____________ ______ a Michigan reform school. The Or- brutality against those who mny nt the date o f the issuance of such (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, a!i "«* certificate in tho name of "D. G. Sheriff Jones denies the charges lnn,,° lh “ Pt‘,r of ,h<* KIftn « hOWs that be placed in their power. Clerk Circuit Court, It will do good to have the methods Crenshaw.” thnt he was anything except what a it hns a heart, wants to help those Seminole County, Fin. Also: Tax Certificate No. 2117, good sheriff should Is*. We did not who are indislress and wants an in­ of these Institutions which aim.nl the Hy: A. M- WEEKS, 1). C. ■ vestigation thnt will give a)| the facts repression of crime nnd the reforma­ dated the ffth day of June, A. D. 1899, expect him to own up. without fear or favor. In donnling tion of criminals, shown up to public lias filed said certificate in nty office 4-21-28; 5-G-13-20-27. 5 * "Sleeper Mny He Dropped Off A. 1200 to the Patterson relief fund the view. Tin* people have very little and has made application for Tax on behind the Deed to issuo in ntcordnnce with law. C. I,, at Orlando," says Reporter- Klun is doing constructive work. It idea of what goes is proving to the community that it closed doors of the penitentiaries. It Said certificate embraces the-follow­ Star. Don’t drop any sleepers off at SI desires a square deni nnd* justice. jH mistaken idea that the inmates ing described property situated in Tallahassee. The sheriff will get From a general survey of the press| ^ jnBtUutIonH must he treated Seminole County,. Florldn, to-wit: them. of the United States it would seem brutally ami sternly; that they wilt Beg. 11.33 chs. S. of NW. cor. of SE ---------- o---------"The Japanese Peril’ ’is again tak- thnt opposition, against the Kirin has not respond in kindly nnd just treat­ 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 10 K., Range 30 E. 1 have just installed a new Hat Block­ ing Mnrhine at the , ing its place in dully papers and run its course. We have observed ment. Our own stale prison farm is Run E. 0.92 chs. to W. line o f San­ that tin* organization hns performed i u Mv| l1(, ,v rutiition o f that idea, it ford Grant, S. 25*, W. to W. line of forming (tart of the summer fiction. S a n fo rd Steam P ressery We ure not afraid of nny Japanese a great deni of service in various see- h ri,|tH| )iy t(l). j,„II(ir fiy„tem, which SE 1/4 Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S„ Range 30 utilised, nnd is regarded as K., N. to beg. .The said land bein g!, . , . . peril. There ure greater perils right lions of the ruitnlry, produced respect ... *1... i i , ,i > , 1 nm prepared In Clean, IllticK and put for Inw and order, intimidated those j,y „ t|„,r Hiutcs.— Ta'mpn iisscsseu at the date of Die issuance of 1 ; , , , ,, here at home. new hands inside nnd outside, who thought they were beyond the [ 'j*jlntBi such certificate in the name o f "Un­ , -----------o----------on all llatH known." * Tho son o f Attorney General pale of the law, nnd in a general way Tho Herald for first class job work. Also: Tax Certificate No. 1473, We make them look as good ns new-. Daugherty hns been pent to u sani­ gained favor by their principles. In tarium for habitual drunkondess. giving to the I’nltersnns the organi­ Give us a Trial Too bad anti wii feel sorry for his zation has done a generous thing nnd unprejudiced will father. It seems strange thnt the those who are 2 thank it, even those who nre pre­ 3 Touring Attorney General cannot control the P H O N E 560 judiced will respect the motives thnt booze traffic any Itetlcr than tlmt. J induced the membership to-so hand­ • ---------- o ---------■ sueli n large The growers of Sanford should or­ somely subscribe union lit.— Orlando Sentinel. ganize for n number of good reasons Sanford Daily Herald A N IN D E X s TO CHARACTER There could be no better index to char* acter than a savings pass-book. This will serve you well at all times and under all circumstances. T H E PE O PLE S B A N K of Sanford is ready and anxious to hAfc) you to ‘ help, yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation. PEOPLES ■' • • Sanford, i * * Florida IAutoline Oil i W ill P ositively Stop the NOTICE! ! CHATTERING [ FORD CAR&/ in y o u r D iam ond T ires Car *9 9 5 IN * 11 V' ..j.! * and the greatest renson Tin that it DAYTONA HAH SOFT WATER. would insure a good pack, would mean thnt the Sanford brand would "\Ve never miss the water until guarantee good stuff and the buyer the well runs dry,’ ’ is an old saying would be protected. If nothing else that doubtless <.m ined to Daytona Was nccnmplisbetl by the organiza­ people hundreds of times during the tion the first year it would pny to organize. And it is up to the grow- past ten days. * The rinsing of the cos JtfWiffxelCes -as"’to '-w ThiOUm1-' they pnftAtilpg. .plant; wbiliF,/v pevy. j rpmJt wont nn organization or not. They was being instiilled gave Daytona are the people vitally concerned and natural water, just as it boils up they shonld know what they want. from the depths of the earth, just And Inst but not lenst there should as it is served to most towns and ,be at least sixty per cent of the lies! titles in Florida. growers nnd thr* .biggest growers in Hut Daytona lias been amistomed the organization before it is launched. to better water foi all purposes so -----------o---------- ■ long that the temporary reversion it seems that tlie <*ity Commission- to Dm natural,product of the earth . ern have definitely decided thut nil was anything hut pleasant the street paving will he asphalt. The . In tliis iuniriitii.il it might well Herald believes that the City Com­ he timely to lemind the public that missioners are honest in their couvie- Daytona has ahuiil the la-st water! tlons and that they are trying to in Fhuiiln, ns pure ns that found l get the Itest paving for the money anywhere, and Daytona has it water thut thoy cun buy. However, if there plant that is considered a model. is u better kind of nsphntl paving Scores of at tier cities in this and that cun Ur t.ectirrd either foi the other states have sent engineers and same money -nr maybe for a tilth- city officials here to find out how we advance in price over the pure as­ get this water. phalt that will give asphalt what it Good water, pure and soft, is u needs for long life and wearing real asset to any city. Here it is qualities In this climate we believe ,tnul i.. , the tux .payers ..... tire entitled. .to taken as a mutter of fact. • Daytona ' •ufiuil. , V.gvt the* best. We live anil fentn This is tin- same water that Salt* nnd there ure new ideas in street font u*es only Kunford hu» never (laving as well us in uutonmhiles. Tineditor of the Mi-rnld is not an expert been able to get it softened nnd nevet will until Kunford owns il>< plants. tin paving. We honestly believe that The Southern Utilities Co., have brick is the most durable paving agreed to soften the watur hut have that we have ever ohluined hut we are also open to conviction on the never made gmsl on their promise;, subject and would not say there iiJ ...... ... ’ /.Til.T no other material in the world for ‘ ' ,l|* l ’S’ FLORIDA paving und It is also a we-Il known j ‘ ** Hlt«AN, fact that the freight rates on brick llunpm iiulim- in niueli tiu>. mime niuke thu price ulniosl prohibitive. whether you find it in Florida or We want the best paving olituinahle Michigan. If there is a vein of at u price within our lumil money brutality in n man il will eertuiuly but we do not want anything hut the show itself regalilless of his place best ut that price nml (he Ih-si way to*find.nut ubout jinving muteriul is in life. It Is a curious coincidence however that while Florida was la give il the teat. slirrnl to its very foundation* hy — * ■ the stories of horrible brutality pruc* ticed against its helpless convicts, (J SELL El WI1FJ4 U Michigan should come to the front TO UR REAL f j with u similar story, almost identical LIST IT .\ ESTATE (f in its details o f awful nml inhuman W ITH US . * brutality, followed us in our own ruse hy the death of the victim, in this rase a Florida Imy. As we welcomed W a n t to B orrow the action of the North Dakota leg. Some Money iklulurciin its endeavor to protect one S'of its citizens, and promptly started on Your Real Eutate? an investigation to lay bare the fuels See D h----------- -W e Have It however discreditable they might Uto the state, so now it is the. duty to demand the same acting on the part of Michigan. Glvq us. the facts, no AGENTS (natter whom they hit. That is the first step towards correction. We R E A L ESTATE do not know if the Michigan legisla­ Flr«, Casualty, Auto Insursne. tor* is In session or not. W# think l$S W. rtnt Bt, SANFORD, F L A not, but that does not absolve the state- front an atom of responaibillty . A ccessories > s R eplacem en t P a r t s 5 * ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Doyle Oliver WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING At SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! S a n fo rd Steam P ressery East First Street W h a t do y ou d e s ire m o s t in your C a r? S t A T tiM E N T oi-v f H i i IFirst National Bank! Dependability? WitJ » 9a^l:uu,,’s "MiIc* 1 * age Ilnsis Ulan you can accurately estimate the number o f troublefree m iles your O akland w ill deliver. OF E c o n o m y ? ^a!it ycar Block Oakland cars * twice won national Economy Contests! In Cleveland last year it cost only *8.06 per car for upkeep on the Six-44* O th er cities report sim ilarly low averages. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A A t Close o f Husiness A p ril 27th, 1923 R eso u rces L ia b ilitie s Loans and Discounts $ 881,356.48 O v e r d r a fts ............... ‘206.01 U. S. G ov’t Bonds..... 184,150.00 Other Stocks and B o n d s .................... 49,088.75 Real Estate, Fu rni­ ture and Fixtures, • includingN ew Building to date ... 129,262.42 C ASH D U E FR O M B A N K S A N D U. S. T R E A S U R E R 377,966.79 Perform ance? J1 is “ “ six” — with OakJ l a n d s u n u s u a l si xcylinder ‘ pick-up’ j six-cylinder power; six-cylinder freedom from gear-shifting. P e a i i t y ? Oukland bodies are as beautiful ’ ns they arc roomy and comfortable; the closed bodies arc among the finest built hy Fisher. Value}* ether ca r—a n y w h ere near Oakland’* p f i c e - y l v r i you an much automohllc for »o lifTic money. WUi? buyers tire ordering now to be sure o f prompt delivery. O A K L A N D M O TO R C A R CO^ PoSfrtAC, MICH. of (#«■*rat Atoiorf Cetpotmiiam Come In Capital ......................$ 100,000.00 Surplus .................... 25,000.00 U ndivided Profits .... 15,849.10 Dividends Unpaid .... 124.00 C irc u la tio n ............... 50,000.00 B IL L S P A Y A B L E .... NONE R E -D IS C O U N T S ...... NONE D E PO S IT S .............. 1,431,057.35 $1,622,030.45 S $1,622,030.45 A d a tv h o w easy one on ment Plan See the tell you Let it is to Oakland Special f a y r D E P O S IT S , A P R I L 27TH, 1923...................$1,431,057.35 D E P O S IT S , A P R I L 27TH, 1922 ............ ........ 1,265,567.90 In c r e a s e ............................... ' ................. $ 165,489.45 ON® have p m *40 “A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R ” j ' , The 1923 OtUmnde H n n U it , . . . • e7| • i J°***jt? *. * • • • Sport Tourtn. . . W l *M* 1161 C o «p .ro »T »o . t llll Coup, fu, Klv* , OwUb ............ STRONG 14 *1 j ,45 P R O G R E S S IV E * F tu h /. #. X Fartw, * C O N S E R V A T IV E I ' i ' T his B an k has helped build this Com um nity fo r the p ast A ik about Oakland't "M ilea ge Datii P la n " T H I R T Y - F I V E years. W e can H E L P Y O U N O W . F. P. Forster, President B. F. W h itn e r, Cashier 88 H A . L. Betts, A ssistan t C ashier J Maxwell & Britt It % l,1 *f. 4 wtom MTM D IR E C T O R S jj L. A. B rum ley S. 0 . Chase H ■ t* l . ^ #f • . » -w.», -»4 4 v i* 4}w f 11/ t , * . T. J. M iller T. I, H a w k in s • * . - B. F. W h itn e r | B. E. S q u ires - f ~ f| •V m i la a a a a a ia iia a a a a a a in * 111" •, i I < tk ' *• . -k r 0wr<* l* . i t s bjsy F. P. F o rster i J * Al fg tL r * • .. ,* • j j �TH E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1023 =y £ TUT TUT, FOLKS-COMe / O N A L IT T L E J O U R N E Y 0 I N T O THE T W E N T IE T H CE n S E E FO R Y O U R S E L V E S \VuA L IV E O N E S A R E D O I m i^ ? V B E L I E V E M E , T h e r e 's dead a b o u t TNESE >i ' I jtadly fear,Kaad Tailor, that you. are Cca$e thy v^artlinj o royal Tmtsiciaad a i l y p a p e r s 1- it i$ a$ the it»auin& ■Otherwise you, of a sick crocodile P u r e l y W o u ld n ob royal household. Shall be- m >bly en tertain ed, toy t k iv fine, new in A tfa m e td e - £ \Viih- the latest , ^ rt records-, i t is a po^jes-sion^oSyWhaCkj eVert a kvn^ mxry' tocrp r o u d . ^ -/ lu d fo r y o a r ecpecial.benefxt^^JOlL -rem ind ^ drape m e in. a kimono, like cl C o m m o n * S'kiek I Wish, to be d re sse d i u - ^rntents fit 'V ^ k my Fair lo iu j bloom,, you shall be Qucetv. o $ the K ile/and rei& v With me £ oreVar'- \tTere is the rin g, pu rch ased a t the Home o f 3 eth er u eW elery *Iiotk in A h p t tke 33e?t is* Apod enouA k •Ifk ats^ W lv u i t ca-me flo m ^ — a km A-the same as1 a ll the m en- * W ho p a lr o t m e - THE SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. THE DIAMOND PALACE PERRY J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 115 EAST FIRST STREET W E IN B E R G , Prop. 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IM e f o r tl\at svJell lit t le bun^akW I fa V y e y te r d a y ^OerytkinA a b o u t i t -uh-S jusfc.ri^kt^ eyfen, to the e a sy p aym en t plan-, toecau se i t a d v e r t is e d b y - P. CONNELLY & SONS Insurance and Bonds Everytbinir In Real Eslale BBBBaaaBBaaaaaBBBaaaaaBBaaBaBanaaanaaaaaaaaaaanaaaaaaaaaaa ii G ° r l i i l ip v £ W U U t h e b a c k h o m e c o u ld m e xvoW! f lu n k 1'1L a local te a m otv tl\e old £and lot iach'of gash the Cfphyn'*-m I Want to play the iattve / V A Ti&px., So all jfH' \ “p slSrSfe W i ll Jbe . �Saturday SpeclAl, 80c 1-lb. assort­ dated tho 2nd day o f June, A. D. 1002 for the crimes of Its officials.1 There must he some authority for the pbn- ment o f Chocolates, 4Be.. Saturday has filed said certificate In my office 25-2tc and has made application fo r Tax Why is it that heads o f bURincB ishmont of crime, and brutality only.— It. ,C. JBowjcr. ' j ( » l l i i l ■ V t r f i H n r r g t ---Deed to insuc in accordance with law. *mT at thr* IIera 14 n d U l.a , 1*T and moneyed men arc considered the against helpless prisoners is one .of M » f M lt a A t N N R lc r ft n » . McKinnon-Markwood Company will Said Certificate embraces tho follow­ logical di*t*ons6ra o f charily t It la the worst of crimes. carry a complete lino o f Interwoven ing described property situated in The Herald Printing Co. because they are Judged on having Th'e Florida whipping l*>sn, has Socks. ■ l M '12-tW Semidole County, Florida, to-wlt: Beg. _ taken more ovit o f the community bc-on removed from his position and ! ■ rtitiLifliiRnn 10 chs. W. of* SE cor. o f.S W 1/4 of i than strict Justice would permit, and is now under indictment for first de- j ft. J. HOI.I.Y------------------------- TWlfar S E . '^ i , See. 81, Twp. 10 S., Range,NOTICE (tO A L L CONCERNED: H. J. M M . A H I I ...,...» f .r » t .r r - T r f « « » r .r ‘ 'charily'' becomes a means of salv­ greo murder. I f he is tried nnd con­ II. A. JfKKI,---------------- O f » f « l M t u t n 30 E., run W. 10 chs. N. 12 1/2 oh«, iTWe Hanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 ing the public and their own con­ victed, he will suffer the' extreme ft. I, H O LLY .... A A r r r t l . I . l M . M A . f science. It is , wholesome when penalty. Let Michigan show the same rtntemplntea a raise In acnlc to 70c E. 10 ch»., S. 12 1/2 chs., 12 1/2 Ilalra Ma4r K k a h i M n r t lili churehes nnd colleges and other pub­ zeal in behalf of right and justice per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. acres. The said land being assessed A ppllrn Him • 2»l-2Gtp nt%thc date of the issuance o f such lic institutions depend on the doles of and humanity if it would cicnr its I.K W Is S H IP P .... f'lrra la lla a M .a iR r r certificate in the nnme o f A. L. Mil­ the rich and not upon the general skirts of the stigmn which now rests ' P h aa* Itt-T V alter B s. s». The Herald for first class job work. ler. Abundance of the people. Is there upon them. Hnbarrlpllna P rlrr la A ivaarw ;A lso: Tax Certificate No. 324, dat­ O ar Year____________ _______________ ftLOO anything more degrading to a husiThere nrc some differences of de­ •la Maatha — ------- ---------------- - 3«H» ncs concern thnn to underpay its tail between the Florida case nnd that Notice of Application for Tax Deed ed the 5th day o f June, A. D. 1011, n r ll* r r r 4 la City k r Carrier Under Section 575 of the General has filed said Certificate In my office O ar W e e k .... ............................ IB Ceala men nnd then supply even churches o f Michignn. The Florida lad wns and has made application dor Tax and pay ministers nnd give them to an inmate of the Mjrhignn state re­ Statutes o f the State of Florida ____ W1 r e____ T h r bla 13- la IH-paaa k lr Her a l4 e a tlrrlr ea.ere Bemlanle Memfaalr Co b b l r the men as gifts? And is there any­ formatory, nn institution, ns its Ndtlco is hereby given thnt W. S. Deod to Issue in accordance with law. Ml aa4 la pablUbek e r e rr F rid ar. A‘ d' re rllalaa ralea aiade k i . w a aa appllra- thing more degrading to the men name implies, for the reformation of Knrie, purchaser of Tnx Certificate Said certificate embraces tho follow­ tlaa. H M per rear, a lw a ra la adraaee. (hemselves? Charity in this sense is the young, who would otherwise be­ No. 102, dated the Cth' day of July, ing described property situated In ; ■ MKMIIKH T i ll: ASSOCIATKD PltKMN a most despicable thing, staining him Seminole County, Reg. ---.... * * •Florida, to-wlt: ~~ come criminals. He was under n A. D. 1915, lias filed snid certificate i -—»■■*»—“ Th4 Aaaoclated Praa* la •■c-ln.lvdy jg who takes.— -ikroo. Hu*i^-fc4*jU<mc^v-wW<'h Avni*-nefi-r*-in •mytrffire* tmd Tift S' M.Tilir iTFiffi^Doif j antlllaO if* the tie* for republlrallon of who gives nnd him „ A‘n <, “ .D*1* * ‘tIM'nicheji- tjcdJiad-Xo. it r>r[flftnrrrn’ViTa:— 30 rE., ~ run ; T*r completion, and had hopes of nn early for Tnx Deed to Issue in accordance J?., ° ”Range“ nn " W. 9.40 chs. S. ■ • uH idw taf cfeiTllrd In thla imper la U a -t h o local ncwa publlahctl release. There was every reason with, law; snid certificate embrapes t chs. W, 2.8G chs. S. 1 ch, E. 12.27)5 ^ u j riaM . o f rs-mit'tleatton o f spuelai* T H E HI K J A X K LA N .SHOWS why he should have been treated the following described property s[t- chs. N. 8~cbs. to beg. The said land,£ (■patches hsrcln s n also reserved. .. .. IIEAHT. with kindness and forbearance. It is uuted in Seminole County, Florida, to* being niseiscd at ,the date o f the is- * if i l m I I K I t A t iD I U 1 M U M J . P k a s r MS ■>8 H r* sunnee o f such Curtl/icato in the name ■ ' difficult to lielicvc that he made an wit: of Ella F. Adams.. ^ The Ku Klux Klnn yesterday assault on the guard, nnd the latter ■Ian Adv.rtiilng fi.prr» . r n '. t lv . Bi;g. at Int. of I;. lino of O. II. Ry. AMERICAN PRESS AA SOCIATION Unless wild certificates shall be re- 5 brought about $200 in ensh, laid St acted in self defense as is alleged. with South Line Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S.,j on the Sentinels' desk, nnd through There is nil the more reason why the Range 30 E., run N. 31.35 chs., E 12.27 ! <«**enried according to law Tax Deed its representatives stated thnt the investigation should be thorough nnd chs.', to E. line o f.S W 1/4 of Sec. S. thoreon on the 28th d°y of money was to he used for the relief impartial. No state can afford to 17.29 chs. W. to W. line Sanford; M«y* A > D- 1023* W ITNESS my official signature and Clara Phillips, the hammer mur­ of Mr. nnd Mrs. I’ntterson, anil for shield criminals who may happen to Grant South 25°, W. 15.50 chs. to S.! deress should l>e sent to Olarn, assistance toward nn investigation hold an office which gives them nn line o f Sec. West 5.70 chs. to beg. 45 seal this the 20th day of April, A. D. into the death of their son Frank in opportunity to exorcise unwarranted acres. Tho snid land being assessed 1923. • Florida fo r ljfc. n Michigan reform school. The Or­ brutality against those who may at the dato o f tho issuance of such (S E A L ) K. A. DOUGLASS, certificate in tho name o f "D. G. Sheriff Junes denies the charges lando chapter of the Klnn shows that b<i ptaccd in their power. Clerk Circuit Court, it has n heart, wants to help those It will do good to have the methods Crenshaw." that he wan anything except what n f Seminole County, Fin. Also: Tux Certificate No. 2117, good sheriff should hr. Wc did not who nrc.indlstrcss nnd wants nn in- of these Institutions which aim at the Ily: A. M- WEEKS, D. C. vcstigulinn that will give alj the facts repression of crime nnd the reforma­ dated the fith day of Juno, A. D. 1899, expect him to own up. ■ 4-21-28; 5-0-13-20-27. ■ without fear or fnvor. In donating * ----- ----- o---------tion of criminals, shown up to public has filed snid certificate in my office $20(1 to the Patterson relief fund the and hus made application for Tax view. The people have very little ‘ * "Sleeper Mny Be • DropjM.il Off A. ■ on Is-hind the Deed to issue in accordance with luw. C. I*, at Orlando," says Reporter- Klnn is doing constructive work. It idea of what goes Star. Don't drop any sleepers off at is proving to the community thnt it closed doors of the pcnltentinries. It Said certificate embraces the-follow­ Tallahassee. The sheriff will get desires a square deal and* justice. is a mistaken idea that the inmates ing described property situnled in From u general survey of the press j of such Institutions must be treated Seminole County, Florida, lo-wit: them. of the United States it would seem Imilulty and sternly: that they will Beg. 11.33 chs. 8. of NW. cor. o f SK pond (<■ kindly and just treat- 1/4 See. 31, Twp. 19 S., Kongo 30 K. I have just installed a new Hat Block­ "Tho JnpnncHe Peril' ’is agnln Ink­ that apposition against.the Klnn has nn^ ing Machine at the run Its course,. t\c have observed ( nu^,i. Our own fjlate prison farm is Kun E. 0.92 chs. to W. line of San­ ing Its place in daily papers and forming pnrt of the summer fiction, that tho otganlznlion has performed a living refutation of that idea. It ford Grant, 9. 25*. W to W. line of S a n fo rd Steam P ressery We are" not afraid of any Japanese a great deal of service in various sec­ is ruled by tho honor system, which SB 1/4 Sec. 31, Twp. 19 S„ Range 30 tions o f the country, produced respect is seldom abused, and is regarded ns K., N. to beg. The .said land living peril. There are greater perils right for law nnd.order, intimidated those a model by other states.— Tampa assessed at the date of the issuance of I am prepared to Clean, Blurb and put here nt home. ■ new hands inside and outside, who thought they were beyond the Times. such certificate in the name o f "U n­ ■ , -----------o----- ----on all Ilatn ■ known." * The son of Attorney General pale of the law, and in a general way ■ The Herald for first class job work. gained favor by their principles. In Also: . Tax- Certificate No. 1473, Wc make them look ns good ns new. Daugherty has been sent to a sani­ tarium for hiy>ituat drunkenriess. giving to the Pattersons the organi­ Give us a Trial Too bad and we feel sorry for his zation has done a generous thing and unprejudiced will father. It srema strange that the those who are Attorney General cannot control the thank it, even those who are pre­ P H O N E 560 judiced will respect the motives that booze traffic any lietter than thnt. Induced tlie membership to so hand­ • ---------- o---------somely subscribe such a large The growers of Sanford should or­ amount.—Orlando Sentinel. ganize fur n number of good reasons A N IN D E X ___------------------------ — ifwr ' #e- ^ < v •:*-_ x£ay tO CHARACTER H If 1 There could be no better index to char­ acter than a savings pass-book. This will serve you well at all times and under all circumstances. TH E PEO PLES B A N K of Sanford is ready and anxious to hAfc) you to help, yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD . »* Ti f 1 1*1 Sanford, Florida ■■Ml lAutoline Oil W ill Positively Stop the s CHATTERING NOTICE! t R B B B ■ ■ ■ B ------------ o ------------- R eplacem ent P a rts Doyle Oliver WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING h At "W e never miss tin' water until the well runs dry,’ 'is an old saying that doubtless orcuned to Daytona people hundreds of times during the past ten days. The closing of the foftc.nijig..pla0t; while,/c pevy, jffpmp was being installed gave Daytona j naturiil water, just as it boils up from the depths of the earth, •just as it is served to most towns and cities in Florida. But Daytona has Item accustomed to belter water for all purposes so long tlmt tlie temporary reversion to tlm natural product of the earth was anything but pleasant In this i oniiei linn it might well be timely to remind tlie public tbnt Daytona lias about tin- best water in Florida, as pure as that found anywhere, and Dnyloiiu lias u water plunl that is considered a model. Scores of other cities in this and other stutos have sent engineers and city officials here to find out how wc get this water. It scents that the City Commission­ ers have definitely decided that all the street paving will be asphalt. The Herald believes thnt'the City Com­ missioners are honest in their convic­ tions and that they ure trying to , get the best paving for the money that they cun buy. However, if there is a belter kind of asphalt paving thut cun lie secured either for the same money or maybe for a little advance in price over the pure as­ phalt that wilt give asphalt what it Good water, pure and soft, is a needs' for long life and * Wearing real asset to any city, llcic it j» quulitics in this climate we la-lieve taken as a matter of fact. - Daytona that the tax payers lire entitled to Journal. get .the best. Wu live and lentn This is the same water that San­ and there’are new', ideas- in street ford uses only Sanford has never paving ns well us in automobiles. The been able to gel i| softened and never editor of the Herald Is not an expert will until Sanford owns its plants. on paving. We honestly believe that The Southern Utilities Co., have brick is the most durable paving that we have ever obtained but we j agreed to soften the water but have are ulso open to conviction on the never made good on their promise. subject nnd would not suy there is no other material in the world for Ill'MAN NATURE IN FLORIDA AND MICHIGAN. paving und it is ulso a well known fact that the freight rates on brick Homan nature is much tlie sunn muko the price almost prohibitive. whether you find it in Florida or Wc Want the best paving obtainable Mulligan. If then* is a vein of at "u price within our bond money brutality in a man it will certainly but We do not want anything but the beat at that price und tin- ls>st way show i I self regardless of his place to-find out about paving material is in life, it is a curious ioineidenee however that while Florida was to give it the test. stirred to its Very foundations by the stories of horrible brutality prac­ ticed against its helpless convicts, U BK1.L g | WHEN U Michigan should come to the front TO U R REAL 71v with u similur story, ulnunU identical L18T IT in its details of awful and inhumun .*• ESTATE (1 1 W ITH US brutality, followed us in our own case by the death of the victim, in this 1 ease u Florida boy. As wo welcomed W a n t to B orrow the uetinn of the North Dakota leg­ Some M oney islature Jn its endeavor to protect one of its citizens, and promptly started on Y o u r R ea l K htate? an investigation to lay bare the facts 8ec U h----------- - W e H a v e l ( however discreditable they might In­ to the slate, so now. it is the duty to demand the same action on the part of Michigan. Givg us the facts, mi AGENTS matter whom they h it Thnt is the R E A L EST A T E " first step towards correction. We do nor know if the Michigan legisla­ Fir*, Casually, Auto Insurant* ture is in session or not. Wv think 1 » W. First S I, SANFORD, FLA not, but thut diH-s not absolve the state front an atom of responsibility Maxwell & Britt Accessories D iam ond T ires S a n fo rd Steam P ressery W (i Hast First H ired W h a t do you desire STATEMENT m o st in your Car? o f 'THi !First National Bank Dependability? Witji 0a^.i,nd’8"MiIc' 1 * age Hasis I’ lan you can accurately estimate the number o f troublefree miles your O akland w ill deliver. OF E con om y? Year stock Oakland cars ’ twice won national Ifconomy Contests! In Cleveland last year it cost only *8.06 per car for upkeep on the Six-44* O th er cities report sim ilarly low averages. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A A t Close o f Business A y ril 27th, 1923 Performance? ,a "s ix "—with OakJ l a n d ’ s u n u s u a l si xcylinder ‘ pick-up’ ; six-cylinder power; six-cylinder freedom from gear-shifting. Dcailty? Oukland bodies arc as beautiful ns they arc roomy and comfortable; the closed bodies are among the finest built by Fisher. ' V o llt C ? °*hcr car—anywhere near Oakland'* price—give« you *o much automobile for *o little money. WUe buyer* arc ordering now lob e »urc o f prompt delivery, O A K L A N D M O T O R C A R C O , To.vTlAC, M id i. jDitiiipn of Gomotmt ifafuri SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! niton Come N I. R eso u rces L ia b ilitie s Loans and Discounts $ 881,356.48 O verdrafts 206.01 U. S. G ov’t Bonds..... 184,150.00 Other Stocks and Bonds .................... 49,088.75 Real Estate, Fu rni­ ture and Fixtures, * including1 N ew Building to date .. 129,262.42 CASH D U E FR O M B A N K S A N D U. S. T R E A S U R E R 377,966.79 Capital ..................... $ 100,000.00 ■ S u rp lu s........ ................... 25,000.00 U ndivided P rofits.... 15,849.10 D ividends Unpaid .... 124.00 C irc u la tio n ............... 50,000.00 B IL L S P A Y A B L E .... R E -D IS C O U N TS NONE * NONE D E PO S ITS .............. 1,431,057.35 $1,622,030.45 $1,622,030.45 \ *,y e t. D E P O S IT S , A P R I L 27TH , 1923 ................. $1,431,057.35 S e e U t D E P O S IT S , A P R I L 27TH, 1922 ....... ............. 1,265,567.90 e a s y ° n e H ° tPIflfi n- Increase ...................tv........ .................... $ 165,489.45 HKVE O N * OlttNO yp U R VSEP TmutM , . , • »M vvi bputt Tourtaj . IU I 1161 ft pfHwrt HoiilttM A r t a b o u t O a k la n d 's Coup, for Two Coup, fur t lv . *r«t "A . T k t 192J CkiiWi $1IS« . STRONG 1441 . . . . IMI /. p. ». f . M , C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R ” - >. ' • P R O G R E S S IV E , s ii C O N S E R V A T IV E S T his B an k has helped build this Com um nity fo r the p ast ’M ile a g e b a s is P l a n " | T H I R T Y - F I V E years. W e can H E L P Y O U N O W . F. P. F orster, President K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W O R K S ll«k A tr. nail Third SI. • B. F. W h itn e r, Cashier ■ A . L. Betts, A ssistan t Cashier/ ■ S j • “ MAXFUIIIt IIKAI.KM S ■ i ^ D IR E C T O R S O akland 6 : L. A . B ru m ley 8 S. 0 . Ch&se ‘ F. P. F o rster T. J. M iller T. I, Ha*wkins # B. F. W h itn er B. E . S q u ires _* ■; / 1 ll -* - FORD CAR *995 DAYTONA HAH SOFT WATER. * in your 'Hourin*} Cor and the greatest reason, *in thnt it would insure a good park, would mean 'that the Sanford brand would guarantee good stuff nnd the buyer Would be protected. If nothing else Wns accomplished by the organiza­ tion the first year it would pay to oi^fanizr. And it is tip to the growi'U JtHsusscUes '-da'-'tn .'wTmfHw* • they want an organization nr not. They nre the people vitally concerned und they should know what they want. And last but not lenst there should ,l>e nt least sixty per cent of the best growers nnd lIn* biggest growers in the organization liefnre it is launched. " ■*t * m¥ O. #fi iVisu tv: EEX �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1028 • M S\ 5 5 _ ----- • . <ri‘ i t c a m e 3* I 5adly fear, Haad Tailor, thd you ato Hot rcadinu the d a i l y p a p e r s 1-Otherwise you. Surely Would nob drape rue in. a l>rtnouo, like cl | ^ CoiHTupitj S*hxek. I W ish to be dressed iTL. <V 3h lay Fair lotu^ bloom., you shall be Queen, o? the K ile, and rcxAp. With me fb ra d a r' - 11K ere is the rin g, purchase <xt the Home oF b e t t e r oevvfelery *H oth m d t y t the 13e?t is* aood enouc • ^ h a t 's ^ W h u v- ^ p r iu c it t s Ci l a kluA-tluz same as* a ir the m en. * W lio p a t r o n .v z .c -: >yal miislciatr g o royal musician.- * |n, 5 it is as the moaning t oF a sick crocodile S?yj£ g H e r e a ft e r the. \ n jj S ■ S royal household Shall be n o b ly cntcrtainacL b y t h is firm new yC ^ iu .- itY a in e iu b - 5 ^ji-th the. latest 4 records’, i t is a pos\f< e^eit a huv^ m a y ! -A i\ d fo r your* T C ttiin d 3 0 a it H o r n . - THE DIAMOND PALACE 115 EAST FIRST STREET’ PE R R Y W EINBER G , Prop IIM wl)||)jF iNo more m n " i t indeed, none of fjf^y tl\oSe s t r o ^ - a Y m b lile ( ypj I ^ e t m y SH/weRS && -■ / , H haphaxaid ^ aWay money for me- ~'“l n~ ~T’ Front noW oil my tshehaly 60 Where they arc -fully protected,aru ?Yum draW interest eitlieiWn a $avitL< Shades' for me - I vJoiai born, ues’terd a y ! "II ' o f th is //, W//M/A CT "< s u p p l ie s xt the 13arj^ain. Center* tor* Account, or on Tim e Deposit— ( *HDi-u6s* and. S u n d r i e s - • — Lucky f<yr me wj|cn I tevnsYt'*)*:ffcti ; : r Strength, Stability nml Personal Service r 'rvV o vO OU9 13 GftVHHtr P R t f W —«3V» AK.y / / Here's tlint 5uib 1 1 £ent out yestctdai ' I / 1 bach aheacly f wSM~ :| I j -J ^°°h ^ juSt likje :| f I 1 1\eW,^oo_ \ j y li I I claim that's1 ?*& I I Service, m id I'm ^ ^iVxix^ them. a i l ofc my Vorl j ^ Slourmc thodc,”Vu Sa'idib, m _ — ,. B £ Ihot dimmed, m y eyes'‘to th r^ fu c t H u rt fo r - g l £ C / le a g ^ go to- S WILLIAMS GARAGE, INC. j Phone 41 “We Huvc It” J ' ^ fr o m noW o i l lt . - F h c . i?fc‘?ixv^)-'T3y tti n A ^ - 7 *7 1 j^ r a ir tld ^ m a y ay*$,4Afotkl W & 1 tip y o u o « ^ Secrets*-!^ uoaW ant the • ? & i i L ^ o f f c k'D r i i l h ^ :io h ^ / C io a r ^ v ^ b u rie d itL, b u t tlvy/ \ lack tl\e oom fort^ n o f lio m c. M e for* tlvak svJell lit t le bun^aloal I . . ^ y c S 't c r d q y . { bJverythxTia ab o u t i t MixS jusfc.riiht^ j CyfeiL to the easy Paym en t plan., 4 XX!Cause it- sOcis» jj a d v e rtis e d C a n d le ^ a * h fl ^ o h a c c o s ', vvphqk HUNT’S PHARMACY b y -.' : § | P H O N E 108 . 8 iiu m iiiiiiiiH u u a iiu in iia iiiu in iu i JLV G°plt, ho^ L Wl$1i the boy? baclc home could acc­ rue rvoW! tfhmk. 11L organize a local te a m on the old £>and lot bach of tl>e €?phynlt_JMJf I Want to play the Native x it o E io aii *LZJ ) be flu e enough to be | rT/1l r I V l ' i PH O N E 4G Mnsnolln Avc. rtU<cydTcoblrdrn{k to* (iounLmici m ay be a h a rd j i 'A N V i i \ t e r o il A * r V ' O T v» / th e N ile , X &* b u t I'm ? u i'c ^ ^ o f b e in ^ v .tll S u p p lx c c l-. I A c t m y G ro c e v h s s v lh iiid Q u a l i t y a a id 1-i.ic c a ra a l v / a y 5 r l b h t I t ' j a lo n ^ t iu p f o r m e , b u t t h e y 'r e V o r t b . x t b e o o .u J ’c. h t u x u c a m e i V o u - c a n t <£p Wrorv.pj i f you. a.1W a y Y u x V e y o u r* §ht do tot 1qjairxtu^ ------- ---- t ij r^entu neS h aV e J S jfi £ * Money to Lonn Insurance and Bonds Everything In Real Estate < B x o ix l . �SANFO R D M A Y FIRST Tt) OCTOBER- FIRST — FOR— • Largest Black Bass Caught in Seminole County -------------------------------------------------------- ------------- RULES ance o f a n y kind, shape or form . *3.— N o contestant can w in m ore th an ofle pi^ze. i cj Look o ver the old o u tfit an d fo r w h a t you need, c a lf us— our stock is most com plete PRIZES F IR S T — Shapespeare “ Id eal” L evel W ind Reel S E C O N D — H eddon’s Bam boo C asting Rod T H IR D — Fishin g Tackle Box F O U R T H — XX-50-yard Simson L in e DID you GET YOUR “OLD FISHERMAN’S C A L E N D A R ”? W E .. H A V E O N E F O R Y O U SPORTSMEN’S HEADQUARTERS «$»♦*♦•** *1* ****** ***♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦*t* +2?*1* BASE B A L L FOOT HALL BASKET B ALL T RA P SIIOOTlNt C IIA S . B R IT T Amerirnn l.cnguc YESTERDAY’S DOINGS IN THE BIG LEAGUES *** *1**1* K**t**1**t* GOLF BOWLING TENNIS BOXIN( E ditor LEAK 1'E STANDINGS night* Ur jug Mrs; Foster and 1h‘ there, Mr. Foster, the maunder oxyou. Next week’s program bus been releu A il an dwere we to try to tell you about tlu* real class to this coming week’s program, it would take sev­ eral columns. Get a copy and look it over. RELIEVES HACK ACHE |*J(I non too mo iioi lino t m | Ininpit o r, |>Lakeland I St. I etc Ilf,It o:»n opt) tut) III Daytona nil mo non mi) to Itradenlowii I’liilmlelphia WiiHhington Florida Stale Leu cue Orlando .............. him (m:i mm—Ii Lakeland I Hi ‘.!lh mu : Lucas and Frauds;‘Fayne and Stoitli B t P e t e ............. mm non i \Tnmpn l"" I'd I Wilson, Col net and Murphy end Name. L. ********* »t+ “ Have hod kidney trouble and bncknche fur malty years and I tried sev­ eral doctors but got only temporary lelief. A friend advised me to try Of all tin* picture that came Foley Kidney Fills, and before I used Sanford! two biives I was entirely well,” writes A. C. Perkins,* Summer Shade, Ky. Memorial Bouts “ Adam’s l!ib” has I hem all skinned Kidney ntui bladder trouble requires Sanford, li to I a thousand to one. prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Fills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ .Memorial High olinul defeated And this picture will be shown for stitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold Saafoid High edioel yesterilay at •he la t time in Sanford, tonight. i very whore.—Adv. Exposition Fail, in a bard fought game. Tin* score was six to four. Saturday Special, 80c I -lb. assortItobmd Tinker, Memorial's second Saturtlay inent of Chocolates, 49c. baseman, injured his ankle in the Bfi-Btc only.— II. C. iiower fourth inning and had to ieiire from I lie game. Daily Herat,) on sale at Joe's Smoke Elliott k, pt Sanford** hits well House, Mobley's Drug Store and s ia llc t 'c d yml. appnt entl.v, had the Hunt’s Fharmacy. tf S* oimole ls*y ■ at, tin merry through out I lie go tin* M Moye pitched well for l In* visitor-, but bunched hits combined With ci iors'.guve Memorial f'lirr tuns in the sixth inning, n lead ■i which i! never lost. Italleries. Sail boil; ■ Sl.00—Special Sunday Dinner Served from 12 Noon to 8 p. m.— SL00 m llakcc; ..Memorial: * Ella pelt. (hliiJido Sentinel Fresh Florida Fruit Cocktail McKiunoit-Maikwood Company will ■ ,Slurred Celery *( R|pc pUves open their itew clothing store soon in Pot age St. Gel main or Jellied Consomme the Btuinley-Pulodon building. 12-tfc * llruileil King Mackerel, Hotelier, Fouienis Julienne Nalioaiil League Ollh nun U0| mm 020 non * Imago I’iftshiirgh Daytona h.*>0 i Bradentown ’Jim i Little, Tildoti and Mono Withen and Ivein . SEMINOLE CAFE VALDEZ GRILL Sunday, April 29 SCNDAT DLN.NKIt SI.(Ill weel Mixed Pickle* Florida Valencia * S H IP S Turkey Soup with Hire E M U EE / Broiled TroOt, Potato Chips $ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ItOASTH* StulTod Voting Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Genuine Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce City Dressed Piinic Itib of Beef JJ GUARANTEED ROACH VEGETABLES New Potatoes In Cream or Sweid Potatoes . ■ *■*- r Doyle's * - Sti ingles* Green Pud h ■ ■ jj SALAD Florida Vegetable Salad • Ice Cream and Cuke l-emon Meringue Pie S.'iHInei " Coffee Parker House Halls, our own make K IL L E R 5 t; B $1,000.00 R oach K ille r ■ K ills Them ■ Prime Itib* o f New York lleof «u Jua life: t Native Turkey with Dressing, Otwnbcrry Sauce Broiled Squab Chicken on Toast ' • Whipped Potatoes (iurden Pons — O f KnglWi JnvonCitin **ls u • nunIS PHEHJDENT OF W. It. t inuffltoiic iron nlloy adapted to citytHerd machinery that can be moiildtd //KIMIV It HILLS, April 28.— The an readily us cast iron. Grand Army o f llie Itupuldic, depnrtment of Florida, closed its fortieth An attachment has been invented encampment lu*rif Thursday. Officers by which an alarm clock can be sits■wore intsailed by Fast Commander .1. pended fro man electric switch to F. Bullard. of St. Cloud. Emma operate it at any set time. Soseopuist, of .lacksolivillo, was installed ns president of the woman’s Daily Herald on snlo at Joe's Smoke relief mips. The next encampment House, Mobley’s Drug Store and will Ik* held in St. Petersburg. Hunt's I’hurmacy. if The Daily Herald, 15c per week. 1916 Buick Six, good c o n d itio n ....... ........ $300 1916 Buick Six, e x tra good condition, only 325 1917 Buick Six, this price w ill please you.. 375 1918 Buick Six, looks and is a bargain .... 400 1920 K -45-Six, you know how these a l­ w a y s run # ................................. 650 I 1920— A n o th er one ju st as g o o d ...u L L .u iiX 6 5 0 ■ One O verlan d 90, gu aran teed condition.. 175 Sweet Potatoes on Half Shell Ho-ton 11 ad Lettuce, Thousand island Dressing 1’arker limn* Hulls Corn Bread Apple or Peach Piu a la Mode Strawberry Short Cake, Whipped Cream Ice Cream and Cake Chocolate lee Macaroni Cream Detnl Tarse The Daily Herald, 15c per week Thu earn pricctj above are t ars we exchanged for New HuickH, and have had the bent of care, therefore we guaran­ tee Puffa Try m e of our Bu-dnr*i Men’s Lunches, served during week days from 12 to 2 a 0 , 60c Counter Lunch 50c All our Bread, Holla and Pus try a are i!ome*mnda White Hcrvlrc Exclusively all Uuicka we sell, either new or used. W E TRAD E W K S E L L O N TER M S Buleks, and have had the best of cars, therefore we guar an �A3 ■i IATUBBAY, APRIL 28, h* ** N Classified Ads lc a word. No K i Ad taken for less than 2Sd >* And positively no Classified Ad* charged to,anyone. Ca«h P* • tnuat- accompany alt order*, ha ha Count the word* and remit ha ha acordiagly. |Ca MthaMhaoaPahaaaKaha SOUPS Crehnt. o f thicken RELISH Hearts o f LcLtuco. Gnte City Celery Sliced CucuBohasaa- A Sliced Tomatoes ROASTS Primo Ribs o f Beef nu Jus Ron*t Leg of Fresh Pork Ham Baked Sugar-Cured Ham Roast Country Chicken, Celery Dressing Baked Individual Chicken Pic * Entrees Stuffed Green Peppers Candied Yams Macaroni nu Gratin VEGETABLES 'nutftpn __________ Summer Squnah in Putter Fresh String Iienns New Beets Steamed Rice Hot Milk Biscuits t(Corn Muffins Home-made Rolls Bran Muffins Cakes Custards Puddings Pies Milk Cocoa Iced Tea Coffee LU-BETH CAFATERIA FARMERS— You can get aewd bad frames and irrigation plugi at tbs Sanford Novelty Work*. 100-tfc FOR S A L E Uosier nnd Uaya' paints and varnishes ^at Sanford Novelty Worka, Sanford agents. 183-tfc setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue, San­ Q f o r d . ___________ *_______ 83-tfp ® FOR S A LE —Kino strawberries for preserving or table Use, 15c quart. S City orders o f five quart* or more de­ livered.— L. II, Jones, Dcnrdal! Ave­ nue. Phone 3303. 22-tfu g FOR SALE— Twu cows nnd several nice heifers.— G. D., cure of Hernldi 2t-3tp S First S treet-------------------------- ------------------------- Mcisch Building FOR SALE CHEAP— Model N Iiup^ mobile roadster. Excellent condi­ tion, new tires, new paint. A -l mechbnnicnl condition. $250 takes it. Act quick. See P. A. Mere. 24-3tc FOR S A LE —Lot with 0 room bunga­ low, corner of Myrtle Ave. and 13th street. Apply to Frank Brinson. 25-fit p FOR "SALE— 10 acres good celery land, $50 per ncro,— E. F. Lane, 2«-3tp means you get just what you pay for. There’s a lot of coinfort in knowing tlm t your lumber came from a concern with a reputation too good to risk b y careless grading. Wo ulways try to give our customers tho benefit o f the doubt. I f a hoard is a “ tolerable first,” . it’s a "second” with us, and so graded nnd priced. Ask the carpenters. HILL LUMBER COMPANY I1M0NE -SANFO RD , FLO RID A 130- : purely : : PROFESSIONAL = BUSINESS DIRECTORY You tan find the nam e'of tw r j live Business Man in Hnnford in this' Colum n each day. taaamitaiRaaaniKa m p* m Cards of Sanford’s Reput- M m able Prufeaalonal Men, each M m o f whom. In his chosen pro- M Mi feuaion the Hcrald recom- ^ Mi mends to the people. Re Rq n M n n a i a n i i M i u Quick Service T ra n s fe r G e o rg e A , DeCottes .Storage Facilities Attorncy-nt-Law U we pirsuf you, tell others; If not, . tell ua. Phone 49B S A N F O R I) N O V E L T Y WORKS . Over Seminole County Bank SANFORD FLORIDA FRED R. W IL S O N A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W V. C. COLLER, Prop- General Shop and M ill W ork First National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA CONTRACTOR and B U IL D E R E L T O N J. M O U G H T O N 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W . H E R N D O N / ARCHITECT Ream 7, Miller Bldg. IA N FORD -tFLORIDA INSURANCE A G E N C Y FIRE--------AU TO -------- BONDS LAW YER — Court House Contractor and Builder FLORIDA A . P. C onnelly & Sons K a ta tn U h »4 H-K-A-L 1 SOM C-S-T-A-T-W •'■TIM* (t t n le ir K i l*B< IjK I.n u <■■■■•«•• r n y e r t y H itle r M IIF.AI.TV C O M PA N T IS V B 1 T M E N T LO ST LOST—On Orlurnio road between .Sil­ ver Lake nnd Sanford, Packard 37x5 tire and rim. Please inform E. T. Field, Field Auto Top Co. 24-tfe W ANTED WANED— A chance to build your pew homo before lumber gets any higher. Plana and estimates furnish­ ed.— Sanford Novelty Worka. 183-tfc R e a l Estate W ear F. P. RINES W ANTED TO BUY— Asparagus fern seed, for good clenn stork will pay a good price. Address W. P. Newell Co., Wholesale Fern Grower*, Apopka, Fin. 272-tfc SALESM AN W ANTED bT food mnnufactarer for. Florida. State wage wanted, age, prior employment ami references. * Address Box 220, Jack­ sonville, Fin. 23-Mr HAVE BUYERS for farm* ami land*, in Seminole county. Describe* nnd state price— I^ake Mary Realty Com­ pany, Lake Mary, Fin. 35-tfc W A N T TO HEAR from owner hav­ ing farm fu r■mile; give particular* and lowest price.—John J. Black, Chippewa Falls, Wis. 4*21-28-5-5 FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE 104-S H e a a e lh i A r e . ------- Floral Dealgni Annual and Ornamgatal Plants 6M Myrtle Avt.-----------Phone 2G0-W S A N F O R D M A C H IN E COM PANY General Machine and Boiler Works Rea. 205- -Phones- -Office 271 D R . J. T. D E N T O N 4 PHtSICIAN-SURGEON rcc> v B *“ Itooms 200-207-208 Mclich Building Room* 220-228 D R . R. M . M A S O N . D R NTI8T New Mrixch Building Phone 201 * Sanford, Florida D R . G . S. S E L M A N Cylinder Grinding Practice limited to Automobile Repairs Diaeaaeu of Eye, Bar, None and Threat Acetylene Welding Eyes Examined, Gtaaaca Fitted Phone 62---------- Sanford, Florida The kiddie* think our bread i* dandy and that our pastry Instep like candy. And papa nnd mam­ ma nnd nil the guests agree that our baking, product* nre of the highest quality. Remember the name of our lirend nnd cay *ort of firm-like to the grtreery man— "Rememlirr, that’* the bread for me." ............................................... ROUTH BAKERY SANF0RDMAID' BREAD i THE Don’ t think a f m l in nil right simply because your __ stock cats it. A cow will eat most anything i f you sweeten it with molaasea but the milk pail will Hhow the difference. We gueranteu results from the feed that Bull— and remem­ ber— CASH M m H E R E are probably some things abnnt the telephone business O b L which m ystify you, just as there are things about other busi^ " n esses which you do not thoroughly understand. Perhaps it is a charge on your bill or some practice about the service which confuses you, even i f it docs not.annoy you. When these occasions arise,- why not ask the local m anager about them. H e w ill be glad to explain our entire rate schedule or to tell you the necessity fo r any o f our practices. A ll telephone practices are designed to make it easy fo r you to do business with us and to im prove your service. rI*hey are the result o f long years o f experience and reflect our best business judgm ent. They are flexible and arc constantly revised in tho interest o f cordial relations w ith our patrons. Th ere is no m ystery about the telephone business and one o f our greatest difficulties is to induce our subscribers to tell us about the things that w orry them. “Your Money Buck If You Are Not Satisfied" ■ M O -'x > 1 I Yowel! Com pany There is No Mystery about the Telephone Business * S atisfactory R esults C annot B e Obtained From C heap In fe rio r Feed C O lir A N V S T E W A R T T h e F lo rist Cut Flowcrs- W . J. T H I G P E N C tie w i Main. Office 4H FOR RENT—Owing to the fact that wc nre called to Tennessee for about one year, we offer our little home for rent. A six room house, furnished if desired, two wells, one Excellent drinking water, barn, ga­ rage, chicken house. Twenty bearing orange tree*, an excellent garden .spot on hard road, three mile* from post office, ('all Rural Operator 3203 — a bargain to the right parlies.- F. F. West. 4-27-28-w-tp FOR RENT- Funibhed room* for light boUhekoi'i ing at summer rate*. Alsfd t Vo fernishi d bed room*, very desirable location, 701 Magnolia ave­ nue. 25-lte FOR KENT 3-iooiii apartment with all cnnvenUn.e.4 to party without children. 312 Oak Ave. 2fi-3tp FOR REN 1' - Two desirable iqmrtmontf ut 320 Oak Ave, .May l*t. Call 2003. 20-3tp FOR R E N T - ’Furnished rooms, cor­ ner Elm ave. and 11th Street.— A. Schneider. . 2C-8tp FOR KENT— Furnished rooms. Call 1020 Union Ave. 2G-ltp FOR R ENT—2 furnished rooms for light housekeping,' private entrance. Over Heinhl office. • * * 2G-ltp FOR RENT— 2 furnishiTPKouscKevp^ ing room* on first floor and two up­ stair*. $20 per rnontii. 3H East 5th St. 20-2tp FOR RENT—Two 5-room bungalows', one 0 room bungalow.—A. P. Con­ nelly & Son*. Sfi-tfc Gloaeee Dealgned Optician-Optometrist IIS Bast First S t m t Sanford. Fla. RENT For Sports Ia te ra a re •lames UNPaau Examined H e n ry M cL au lin , Jr., O p t D. Saretr DaaAa H RISCII FOR FOR RENT—Six muni Rouse and ga­ rage. Apply 315 East Eleventh St. 25-3tp IC H E L L E M A I N E S S. O. Shinholser ■ ANFOliD FOR S A L E —New bungalow, reasonable term*.— E. F. Lane. 2<5-3tp S l’ECTAir~B;VEGA IN “ in lak^ front lot*—E. F, Lnnc. 2C*3tp FOR S A LE — Eight empty linseed oil barrel*.— Sanford l ’aint Store, Welaka Block. 20-31 moving into their new house hext FIR ST CAR OF PEPPERS I* stated by those who know thst • i door to Lionel Monroe’s, SHIPPED O UT TO D AY pepper* and tomatoes and all apring Mr. nnd Mrs. Leqlicf Bryan. and crop* will bring good prices this sea­ three children have moved out from The ’ Sanford Truck Grower*, Inc., son nnd the growers will be enabled m ;j ! * . v ■ . *> town to their new home on Bcardnll *h!ppc<l the first straight car of pvp- to recoup on some of their celery M h i fn m ta M h i M lh avenue, recently bought o f , Ashley l>era today nnd they weru some of losRt'S, The Herald had *ome o f tho Purvis. the largest and finest that ever left Smith peppers today and’ they were ‘ This Sunt^y laAtev. Joseph WainSam Younta is looking after A. H. Sanford, They were from the farm certainly fancy stock. rights day at Moore's Station again. Moses interests here now that M f of G. F i Smith on Celery, avenue and , Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Botes had their Moses has gone to New York for will bring the top market prlcL It For quick results try a want ad. little grandson, Dale Ward, from the Rummer. town with them last week. Mrs. John Qallawny and three James McClelland, Jr., fell out of children o f Cameron City have gone a pine tree the other clay nnd broke to Charlotte, North Carolina, for the his left arm, at the wrist. Dr. Mar­ summer and Mr..Gallnway has gone shall used the X-ray on It before be­ over to the Bromley rnnch during ing nblc to set it properly. their absence. Cards have been received from Mr. Mr*. Harry Hiorcn nnd Mr*. E. P. and Mrs. I. D. Hart, who nrc on a Moore representative* of the Wo­ motor trip to Hot Springs, Ark. They man’* Club were soliciting shrubs A are enjoying the sight seeing nnd nnd other plnnts to beautify the *evhaving n fine time. ernl Sanford school ground*. Mrs. I i Clinton Carroway left Sunday for Mr*. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. J. C. Ells-] Whether you nro a g o lf or Chicago, III., to enter the Moody worth and others gave of hibiscus,* tennis fan or just one o f the Bible Institute, expecting tjj. be nway ferns and other, things. Any one hav­ chief attraction! o f the two yenrs. Clinton has been n stu­ ing plnnts to give notify the commit­ country club veranda, you dent at Rollins College nt Winter tee. will soon be choosing the Park for the pnst two yenrs. A num­ .The next meeting of the Celery j Ofirsct to wear with your ber o f pleasant social affairs were avenue Circle of Presbyterian Indie* | new sports clothes, nrrnnged for Clinton before his de­ will meet with Mr*. J. W. Corley at V parture. O f course, the sports corset her home on Cameron avenue, Thurs­ Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. Caddie day, May 3rd. The last meeting .was . must he light anil flexible De'Oro nnd Miss Mattie I Iowan of with Mr*. Wallace on Celery avenue, so that it will not interfere Winter Park were Sunday visitors only nine present. Please let there with even the most strenu­ nt the Ellsworth home. ous sports— and yet it must be a larger number present next ■ have enough honing to give Mis* Beulah Brown from town nnd meeting. the support that means Miss Marincia Zoonovcnn were spend -- ■:----------------- r - - _: tho day guests o f Misa Mary Carro­ good lines. way Sunday. , flu long ns they lust I will give n KnitSmartest and 'most logical Mrs. C. E. Chorpcning has been ford, Florida, nnfno plate for yoilr tor sports wear are confined to her bed for the past two cur FREE to, anyone week*, nnd finally developed yhirkon pox. Mr. Chorpcning has aim been T IR E S A N D T U B E S real ill and expects the chicken pox L O D ^ R T _ G A S A N D O IL most any day. Alya was nlso ill,for n c IIways Jront Q im l several days. Dr. Tolar is in attend­ H ot Shot and F lash ligh t ance for them all. ( ’ome in to our corset department and have a Dr. nnd Mrs. W. F. Dressur drove B atteries Mndnrt Corset or Girdle fitted.' There is no over from Lake Helen ns week end charge for tit ting, guest* of Mr. nnd Air*. W. W. Dfea­ Electric F an s W e o ffe r Modnrts in a wide variety of inter­ sor. Mr. nnd Mr*. G. C. Chamber­ Electric L am p s est ing models— in many materials— appropri­ lain of Daytona Bench were also their ate for any wardrobe and any figure type. for home and uutomubilo guests over the week-end. Sunday dinner guests at the Zor- "tpiiUity nnd price* hard to bent' Prices a re $3.50 and up nov'enn home were Mr. anil Mrs. John Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peter* and their children of Richmond, avenue. Mrs. Theo. Styles nnd baby from 105 Pul met to Ave.-Phone 4H1-J town were guest* nlso. Mr, and Mr*. Ashley Purvis nre FEED STORE H W e w ant ybu to be fa m ilia r w ith tho reason fo r every charge w e make and to be satisfied, as we are, that it is a proper and necessary charge. E rrors are inevitable in all enterprises using hum an'agencies and w e particularly w ant you to tell us when there is e rro r in the account rendered you o r when you do not fu lly understand any featu re o f it. Our success depends la rg ely upon the measure o f the good w ill o f the community w e can w in and hold. W illingness to correct e rro r and to cheerfully explain every detail o f our business are, w e believe, two prim e elements o f public service. * V(, . . . D A V I D LA1KD, Florida Manager Jacksonville, Fla. U Sanford feed & S upply Co. Melxch Building «,;/ ' FEtD*HAY»CRAIM AND FERTILIZERS " " * I" }- ■ ■ * ■* PHONE S39* MYRTLE AVE fM"*Sr.SANf0f?D FU Saturday1Special, 80c 1-lb. asoortSaturday Special,’ 80e 1-lb: assort­ ment o f Chocolates, 49c, Saturday ment o f Chocolates, 49*. Saturday unly.— R. C. Bower. 25-2tc only.— R. C. 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' .■» •* t *.• ? jp j| r i - * .. I V . i i i i i , 1* ■ • f IN TH E H E A R T OP T H E W O R L D ’S G R E ATEST V E G E T A B LE SECTION NUMBER 25 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1923 VOLUME IV. Day BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE SECTION Memorial TWELVE Fittingly Observed at Central Park OF SANFORD WILL BE DECORATED i FOR SPANISB WAR VETERANS Had TROOPS WILL BE NEEDED PER SO N SU ED United Daughters of the Confederacy Charge of the. Ceremonies W hen They Hold Their Encampment May First v Here on SIX PRISONERS WERE KILLED MOBSRIIeCOUNTY INWORKHOUSE KENNERLY SEES ‘ STRUC­ TURE OF LAW FALLING * DOWN IN DIXIE s *\ . And Witnesses in Tabert In­ AT 8T. LOUIS EARLY TODAY quiry Art Intimidated and WHEN WHOLESALE JAIL HEWill Be in that Part of State LIVERY W AS ATTEMPTED <nr Tfc* TALLAHASSEE, !***••> April 27. — (H r T h e A t u n flil r l T r e a t Both the business and residential during tho three days reunion, repre­ senting | practically every branch of sections o f Snnfonl will be profusely the service that engaged In the wnr decorated during the 13th Annual Re. with Spain.union of tho United Spanish War Vet­ Committees from the local camp re­ erans, which will take place In San­ port that practically all arrangements arc complete fo r tho entertainment of ford May 7th to 9th. The nffidnl decorator, G. W. Stew­ their visiting comrades. The Tourtai nnd Convention Com­ art, is now In the city, nnd all indiv­ mittee o f the Chnmbor of Commerco iduals nnd concerns desirous of secur­ will arrange fo r cars to take the vet­ ing decorations can get In touch with erans nnd their wives on the trip to him at the Vnldox Hotel. The pnrndc, which Is considered one vnrious points o f Interest in Snnfonl. of tho features of the Reunion, will Thia trip will bo made immediately take place Tuesday, May 8th, nnd will after the pnrndc. The local enmp has bo one of tho largest over held In San­ also planned a big barbecue for their ford. There *nro a large ^number of guests. Everyone in Sanford is asked to U. S. W. V. Posts In Florida nnd cnch one will kern! n lnrge representation. display the national colors during tho Enel; one o f these posts has n Wom­ time the veteran* nro In Sanford. Tho an’s Auxiliary, who will also be rep­ line o f march will pass through tho resented at tho Reunion. It Is esti­ residential section o f the city nnd a mated that there will l>c over 100 vet­ generofis display o f the rolors Is n erans o f U8 and their wives in Sanford fitting tribuo to the heroes of 'PS. Troop# should b# sent to-D ixie coun­ ST. LOUIS, April 27.—Six prison ty to protect the live# o f state wit- era wens shot and several beaten sev­ npuses when the trial o f Walter H ig­ erely when guards frustrated a whole­ ginbotham, charged with first degree sale. escape at tho city work house murder In connection with the death early today. About fifteen prisoners o f Martin Tabert, o f North Dakota, sawed through bnrs In coll room and 1 .called on May 16, declared Repre­ let themselves into the prison yard by sentative C. H. Kcnnerly, in report­ nienns o f a rope according to guards ing todiy to tho Joint committee of who said one o f the prisoners with a hi# trip to Clara yesterday. clever imitation o f n pistol carved o f “ If the prosecution brings any wit­ wood attempted to hold up Fred Gicso, nesses down there for the trial, their 50-ycar-old guard nnd obtain keys. lives won’t he safe,” Mr. Kcnnerly Gicse opened fire and two of tho pris told the committee. "And if mem­ oners fell. The shots attracted five Richmond Girl Five Bomb Explosions bers of this committee arc obliged to other guards who fired n volley Assaulted at Nijorht go there, again, troop# should bo sent wounding four more. The prisoners on Ruhr Railroads Cut with them,” he added. The represen­ were then quickly subdued. Returning from Show All Communication tative related in detail how ho and ( l l y T h e .(• ■ n r ln lr il I 'r r * * ) Representative John Clay Smith, (Hr The AiKMlnlrS Burke Goes to Jail RICHMOND, April 27.— After all DUESSF.l.DOKF. April 27.— Five comprising a #ub-committee, were relatives started separate bomb explosions on the night search by While the Bulldogs greeted yesterday at Clarn, by n com­ when she failed to return fr o m ,# mittee of armed men, when i t .a r ­ Beat Highlanders Ruhr railroad during the the night m otion-picture show which irtio at­ cut railway, telegraph and telephone rived to inspect Tabert’s grave. • ------■" * ■" ~ * 3-------------- communication^, temporarily disor­ tended' with a girl companion early The committee which concluded tin LAKELAND, April 27.— One um­ Inst evening, girl o f HI, was found inquiry Into Tabert’s death this nf- pire Nnys one thing, tho other umpire ganized -traffic. The French head­ unconscious this morning under a temoon unanimously adopted n reso­ reverses thnt decision, arguments, quarters said -the explosions caused railroad vlnduct within a few blocks lution calling tho nttention o f the "fusin’ ” , scrap*; arrests, nnd general most serious damage since the In-gin­ o f her lvprne. Her skull hud been State Board of Medical Exninihcrs to big hnllnbnloo results, Manager ning of occupation. crushed and polico believe she was the conduct of Dr. T. Copers Jones, Burke goes to jail nnd then*the Bull­ criminally attacked. She was rushed During the confusion the German# physician employed by the I’ utnam dogs ami Highlanders battle for ten to a hopsitnl where efforts to riytore Lumber Company ,and asked that-an innings, the Ilurkcmen taking Ithc made a series of efforts to ion cunher to consciousness were without re­ investigation bo immediately mndc gnmo by tho score o f 3 to 2. The toms- barrier into interior o f Ger­ sult several hours afterward. Phy­ many, hut large quantities o f goods to theend "that the medical profes- chnrges preferred against Bufrke sicians have little hope for her re­ siotv bo purged o f a seemingly un­ were -for profanity and,later tho case which the Germans were trying to covery. get through were seized by the worthy member.” was dismissed. The score by innings: Tho resolution was- introduced by Orlando French. 100 010 000 l - $ 9 1 George Baker Hanged Representative Kcncrly- at the con­ Lakeland ....... 000 002 000 0— 2 8 3 clusion of his address. Before the at Lafayette, Georgia, I’nlmcr and Francis j Ery nnd Chamber of Commerce committee would vote it was amend­ Smith Election of Officers . for Murder Today ed. The original measure character­ ized I)r. Jones as a disgrace to the DAYTONA, April 27.— Dnytona ( d r T h r A » * o r ln ( r # I’ r t M l The annual election of the Cham­ profession and should be ejected from wo nfrom Bradentown here yester­ LAFAYETTE, G A „ April 27.— ber of Commerce will I k- held the lat­ it. Senator W. A. MncWilliams drew day, 9 to 8, In a see-snw nfTnir. The George linker, was banged here for up the revised resolution, calling on winninf run was mnde in the ninth ter part of April. Those not in good the murder o f Deputy Sheriff Morton standing will l»e unable to vote. If the tSate Board of iflcdlcal Examin­ with .the scoro tied. Thomas hit ut Durham, this county, March last you have not yet paid your dues for er# to investigate th# crcord of the safely for the sixteenth consecutive this year, you are asked to mail your year, The trap was sprung at 11:63 , physician. * and thirteen minutes Inter tho body game. . check promptly to the Secretary so A general discussion took placo was cut down. A crowd o f o f two Score by innings: thnt your numc will nppcnr on tho while Senator MncWilliams was word­ Daytona ......... 200 010 321—9 18 5 hundred people surrounded the jail. . lng tho amendment, and Senator Bradentown .... 100 002 311—8 13 3 meml>er#hip list. To them Baker sold through the liars Yours very truly, John P. Stokes, chairman of the com­ o f his cell just before going to the Cusack and Mun; I-ariscy and SANFORD CHAMBER OF mittee, declared, "So far as 1 am Kerns. gallows, "I, am not guilty o f murder, COMMERCE. concerned, I bellevo every word that I advise you to krep out o f trouble. TAM PA, April 27.— Caesar A l­ R. W. Pcnrmnn, Jr., ha# been said about him, (the physic­ varez and Charles Ollinger staged a I’m going boy*, good-bye." Sxecutivc Secretary. ian) and I bellevo ho ought to be pitchers' duel here yesterdny but the kicked out o f the profession.” AVho Is the head of this state, Gov­ mates o f tho former -came through Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke "He #cem# to have been owned with some timely hits, and the ernor Hardee or the Putnam Lumber House, Mobley’s Drug Store and body and soul by the Putnam Lum­ Smokers blanked the Saints, 2 to 0. Company 7 ber Company,” continued Senator Alvares gave up four hits, two of Hunt’# Pharmacy. Stokes. "Further, I want every crook these being o f tho scratch variety. that has had anything to do with this - w h a t 's t h e id e a Score by innings: to be cleaned out. But, in this doc­ St. cPtc „•......... 000 000 000—0 \ 1 O F TH IS EARLY MORNING tor's case, I bellevo It would bo out­ T a m p a____ ___ 100 000 010—2 5 0 SH A M B A T T L E ? -S O C H side the scope o f the committee’s Ollinger and Murphy; Alvarez and powers to do more than bring tho A S 1 O E T M Y <SAS MASK Nance. testimony to the attention toff the ON IM C O M IN G D O W N Board of Medical Examiners.” The Pure Food Market is after O N E O F U S IS G O /N G . It was brought out. today before your business and have an ad in the H O M E ON A S TR E TC H gg. the committee that efforts had been Herald todny. You know that Hugh made by Dr. Jones Im prove he had Tillis Is here to stay and that he will filsd the rf-hnlt. but th. records o f ^ ,the time. All r IM the department show, acording to the culJ1 jn Florida nnd westIlslath Officer, that all perm ts arc \ prices £• “ V * 11 issued in serial numbers, and there crn were no breaks In the aerial numbers LLOYD SHOE STORE HAS In the district in which Tabert per­ THE SHOE FOR ALL mit could have been issued. Dr. Jones told the committee he In today's paper you will sec the made a thorough examination of the ad o f Lloyd Shoe Store and when it body, and it revoaled no sign of tho comes to giving you rcsl vsluc# for strap. Other witnesses declared they your money spent at their store you saw the physician come in and look have got to hand It to them for they at Tabert Just before he died; that have Just what you want In shoes for they were detailed to take tho body tho wholo family, sport shoes, dress to'tho stockade where prisoners were shoes and shoes for street wear. Sec kept .and that the sheet and mattress them for your shoes and save money. stock to the body, from the blood of the boy’s wound. Others related how Piggly Wiggly has a sermon on the they were forced to sleep on bunks •busy bee" ssying that their store is and on the ~floor In the room next the busy hive of industry and the to tho dying boy’s bunk, and how place where the American housewife they pleaded that something should finds what the wants when she be done for him. wants it- Thoy quote you Pr,c“ *°* •The physician related how he saw day for Saturday and Monday that to it that tha convfota were amjfly will bring you running «nd they provided with clothing, and were well quote prices on almost everything 'a fed. He illiiatratad to tho committee the bl* s(ore-that is filled with the • ____ | t , t ■ that whenever he found the e'orivicla boat of goods at the lowest prices. without socks ha would go to the You will hare to read the advertlao'TUNING, com pany's /Commissary, the Clara mont If you want to know all tM Mercantile1Company, and buy as prices on everything and so read It many as 70 pairs of socks at one today and go to the Piggly Wiggly time. After Dr. Jones concluded his tomjirrow and 'Monday, ^ ,j ... $**}' • *L/i &: 11 The N. DcV. Howard Chapter, United Daughters o f the Confederacy, arranged n fine program fo r the ob­ servance o f Memorial Day at Central Pni;k yesterday. The threatening weather kept many jit home hut there were many of, the devoted ones as­ sembled nt four o’clock when R. J. Holly cnllcd the meeting to order and announced the program which wns nt follows: Hymn—"Nenrcr My Odd to Tee,” Grammar School Orchestra. • Prayer— Rev. Arthur Scaring Peck. Address—Dr. King. Presentation o f Crosses— Mrs. Geo. Fox. Hymn—“ Blest Be the Tie That Binds," Orchestra. Placing o f Wrcnth on Monument by the Daughters. Taps, John Schirnrd. Benediction— Dr. E. 1). Brownlee. * Dixio—Grammar School Orchestra. The address by Dr. King wns a beautiful tribute to tho memory o f the Confederate Veteran# nnd tho veter­ ans o f nil wars. Ho nlso stressed the fnct that America wns now a united country and there was no north or south, east or west and the sectional feeling hail been eliminated nnd the blue nnd the gray could nffilinto nt the memorial exercises and tho great spirit of brotherhood eternal abided with-lhem nnd would nbido with them forever nnd ever. Dr. King nlso mnde an earnest plea of tho perpetuation o f Memorial Day und Its observance nnd told o f a recent trip through tho Southern battlefields and the spirit of the men who hail fallen fightlilg for what they believed wns right oven though it was the Lost Cause. The presentation of tho Cross ■ of Honor to John Loid nnd A. C. Mar­ tin, two old veterans, was a beautiful ceremonial performed most graceful­ ly by Mrs. George Fox, president o f N. DcV. Howard Chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy. At the monument in the park Mrs. Wiggins placed the mcmorinl wreath on the murldo shaft dedicated to the World Wnr veterans whllo John Schlrard sounded "Taps.” t The Daughters nnd veterans nnd their families nnd ninny others then went to the Evans cemetery on San­ ford Heights nnd then to I.ukcvicw cem etery where the graves of Confed­ erate Veterans and G. A. R. members were decorated. There wore only four Confederate Veterans present yesterday, C. II. Leffler, A. C. Martin, John Lord and L. G. Strlngfcllow. Mr. Leffler enrried the Confederate flug and they were accompanied by M. F. Robinson und II. F. Haskins and several other Grand Army members and the most inspiring sight ut these memorial ex­ ercises each year is tho spirit of fra­ ternity with the members o f the Blue nnd Gray armies. The Grammar School Orchestra fur­ nished tho music nnd their efforts are greatly appreciated by the Daughters and all who were present. SWEPT THROUGH TEN­ WHOLE FAMILY FIREEMENT IN EAST NINTH STREET KILLED TODAY ‘ INOKLAHOMAMANY J M C m ( n r T h e S u o r l i t r l V ersa ) Others Were Cut Off From Fire Escapes and Could Not Reach Safety Zone 27.— HAWORTH, Okla., April Thomas llamlll, a planter and his wife nnd daughter, Mrs. Tope, nnd the latter's tcn-yenr-oldi son, were shot to death when they were called to tho door o f the llamlll home near here early todny nnd fired on by two men who rode up to the hottso An horseback. The fivo-eynr-old daugh­ ter o f Mrs. Tope wns probably fatally wounded and the Identity o f the men has not been determined. ( n r T lie A a a n rln le # I’ r f M ) NEW YORK, April 27.— Twclv# persons perished In a fire which swept through n tenament in East Hundred and Ninth street early today. A family o f five were among the victlihs dying In fifth floor epartIftcht. Scores fled from tho flsmo filled structure by way o f fire eacapes while dozens o f. others were spectac­ ularly rescued by polico apd firemen. Twenty injured* and many seriously. DEATH OF MRS. J. II. Several policemen and firemen were , HUDDLESTON AT GENEVA burned effecting rescues. Ten o f the dead perished In tho Mrs. J. II. Huddleston died nt her building. The other two had been re­ homo In Geneva last night about moved to hospital where they died 9 o ’clock nftcr an Illness, o f the past I o f chock nnd hums. Many t tenants twelve months. Mrs. Huddleston! elnd only in night clothes fled down hnd been In ill health for aomo tim e ! the rear fire esenpe which ended at but had shown signs of Improvement the first floor twenty-five feet above giving such hopes to the family that ground. A taxi driver drove his car she might eventually recover hut she beneath for safety plntform for firo was called from her earthly home and victims drbpping to the roof of the all her sufferings were ended in the, car from there to the ground. Many .peaceful calm thnt is given to one injured taken to hospitals In sanio Many more persons would who Is ready when the grent sum­ cab. have l»ccn trapped by flantes ac­ mons eomc. cording to-tHa police hnd It not been Mr". Huddleston.wns Miss Fletcher for Michael Kaufman, city employ*® In the old home nenr Forsyth, Geor­ living Across from the burned tene­ gia, nnd Is n sister of U. S. Senator ment who discovered the fire and Duncan U. Fletcher, nnd came to gave tho nlarin. FloriJa some twenty yenrs ago set­ tling nt Geneva where she and Mr. Huddleston raised their fninlly nnd Brotherhood Class of where they have resided ever since. Presbyterian Church, Thodgh almost an Invalid for many Hat Big: Gathering years Mrs. Huddleston was well be­ ■ ■■“ • loved by many friends who knew Members and Guests -Called Togeth­ her for the many graces and sweet er for Fine Time traits of real womanhood, ever ready nnd willing to help those around her Tho Brotherhood Class o f tho and a true southern woman With all Presbyterian Church held one o f their the attributes und traditions of hos­ regular big get together meetings at pitality nnd n love for tho home. She leaves n husband, ono son John the church last night and about fifty Huddleston who Is n paymaster in were present nt tho long tables spread the U. S. Navy, residing In Washing­ in tho social rooms o f the church. Tho Indies of the Auxiliary were present ton nnd two daughters, Mrs. Baxter to attend to the walita o f the guests of Gainesville nnd Mrs. Yelser of nnd n bouteous aprend was the result Jacksonville to mourn tins loss of of their efforts. Delicious baked ham wife and mother. which is one o f the specialties o f the Tho funeral will occur from tho res­ Presbyterian ladles was tho piece do idence in Geneva Sunday nftemoon nt resistance flanked by excellent sal­ 3:30. ads, green beans, macaroni, yams top­ Tho sympathy o f tholr many ped with marshmallows, pickles, rolls, frlenda here nnd elsewhere is extend­ hot coffee and apple pie a la mods, ed to the fnmlly In their bereave­ celery and other good things. ment. A fter tho luncheon Henry Lehman, acting as toastmaster, called upon the Sixteen Thousand following gentlemen to speak and they all responded telling o f tho many good Cases Liquor Siezed things tho Brotherhood Class had ac- • on Yacht Today cnmplishrd and asking for a larger at­ (H r T lif * • • « • !» (» * l ’ r » M l HIGHLANDS, N. J., April 27.— tendance each Sunday morning: F. P. Const guardsmen seized motor light­ Forster, K, J. Holly^ E. T. W oodruff, W hat the Los Angeles er, Nupcngue, with on estimated D. L. Thrasher, II. C. DuBoae and Dr. Critics Said About Pic­ cargo o f nearly 16,000 cases o f liquor. Brownlee. Miss Mabel Bowler sang a group o f lighter wan en route from \he ture Play “ Adam’s Rib’’ The songs accompanied by Dr. McCaalln _ rum fleet to New Jersey shore when and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell and Miss GerCecil B. DeMfile's latest production captured off Sandy Hook. aldlno Muriel gavo several humoroua for I’nrainount, “ Adam’s Rib.” by selections that were greatlyscnjoyed. Jcnnlo MnrPhcrson, had its world pre­ New Representations There was a great apirlt o f vordlalmiere at Grauman’a Rialto Theatre in ity and loyalty, two things stressed on Rum Running Los Angeles, nod registered tho great­ Messrs. Foatyr and W oodruff and Have Been Made by est triumph of tho producer’s career, tho Brotherhood Class enjoyed having according to tho Ix># Angeles newspa­ the visitors and tho visitors enjoyed ( R r Tfcs A s a s e lsle # P eesa ) pers, all of which gave high praise to WASHINGTON, April 27.— New being there. • the picture. A rising vo\c o f thinks was tender­ representations on the subject of Guy I*ricc, In tho Evening Herald rum smugllng has been mndo by the ed Mrs. Mere, chairman of the Wom­ said: "For novel daring in tho pro­ State Department to British govern­ an’s Auxiliary for the elegant repast duction of forest and cave-man se­ ment, which is requested in friendly served and at a late hour the mem­ quences in the midst of a portrayal of terma to co-operato In preventing bers and guests departed with the twentiet heentury fife it is doubtful if vessel# flying tho British flag from feeling tint tho Presbyterian Broth­ this plcturovkas uson boon equalled. engaging in the liquor traffic be­ erhood wse one of the beat and livest Cecil H. DcMfile deserves great com­ . tween American and foreign porta, institutions in the city. mendation as a ’director: The excel­ F. P. Forster has generously decid­ lence of ' the'photography eannot bo There’s a reason, says Stumper A ed to psy for now furnishings for the gain said. Milton Sills wins the un­ Company and they show you tho rea­ Brotherhood room and they will bo In­ restricted approval of all spectators, son why they are enjoying such a stalled in a few weeks adding great­ Elliott Dexter madu tho most of his phenomenal business in the meat and ly to the comfort of the member# and part, Theodore Kosloff Is a success grocery fine. The chief reason is aU who attend and a standing Invita­ and Anna Q. Nilsson and Pauline Ga­ that they have, the finest Una of tion Is extended to aU the viaitora to run are well suited to their roles.” rouata at prices that cannot tts beat the city to attend the Presbyterian At tho Princess tonight and tomor and then they believe in advertising Brotherhood every Sunday morning. row., to the world thabr price#. They are Wight Brea., have tho Autoline Oil WASHINGTON, April 2 7 — Fred- not afraid of competition for they crick Ryder, American consul at are lower than the lowent and their [that etopa chattering In your Ford Vancouver was Inltructcd by Secre­ meats are always fresh and they, car If you know what that meant. See ............... thelrt advertisement. * their tary Hughes today to investigate the have just what you want. Read Stcmper. He firing on th* American schooner advertisement and Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoke BUom, by Canadian Fisheries Patrol, oaves you money always House, Mobley’s Drug Sture and which resulted in the death of one Hunt s Pharmacy. . •For quick results try a want ed. piumbcr of {bo schooner's crew. • ■i • ' M �PAGE SIX THE SANFORD MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W I f TOM k * u ftn r frtrMdft t l i l l l a s r n — If r * a n rr R o (s a M r n k r r f o r c o m lair k t m r . a r If j o « o r * n t r r t i l n l f t s , w r it e ft ftaolftl rnrtl t a . l k l i d r p n r lr a r n l. f l r l n r d r la lla . o r I r lr p k o n r Ik * Item . II w ill M a r e a l ly a p p r e c ia te d . i SOCIAL CALENDAR Thursday— Mesdnmes Emmett Hunt, Edward Bette and Miss Fern W ard entertain at bridge at the Pariah | Houso at 3:30 p. m r; |Frida£— Mrs. Ernest McGalloway will entertain the tncmbdtii o f the Dupli­ cate Bridge Club. . Friday— Mra. Braxton L. Perkins will entertain1 at lpnrtilpir~g<~1n?r~ trormr . on Magnolia avenue, honorlqg Miss Mary Powell, o f Tarboro, N. C., the guest o f Mrs. David Caldwell, Saturday— Cccillan Music Club meets at 3:16 p. m. at the studio o f Mrs. Fannlcv8. Munson. • course with meringue kisses ' with strawberries and whipped cream and fruit punch. . ' . v Among those enjoying the cordial hospitality o f Mrs. W alsh-w ero Mrs. Ck E. Henry, Mrs. Fred Walsma, Mra. Harry, B. Lewis, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mra. John Mcisch, Mra. Harry Hccren, Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. B. F. Whitnor, Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mra. T. L. Dumas, Mrs. Rosbro, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mrs. S. O. Chase, Mrs. Alice Peters, Mrs. Deane Turner, Miss Margaret Clarke, Mra. John C. Smith, Mrs. W. J. Thlgpen, Mrs. George Fox, Miss Martha Fox, Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. A. J. Richardson. BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE PARTY Mra. Harry Walsh entertained in her usqal charming manner yester­ day afternoon nt tho first o f a series o f bridge parties which «hc is giving at her attractive home on Oak avenue. There were alx tables o f players. '-T h e rooms where tho card tallies were placed were abloom with quan­ tities of lovely spring flowers in tho various hues. Each card table carry­ ing out a different color with favors to match. , O f exceptional interest wus tho game o f bridge played during the a f­ ternoon, the prise for high score, silk lingerio, was won by Mrs. J. B. Cole­ man. The low score prise a dainty hand painted desk set was won by Mrs. A . J. Richardson. Mra. Deano Turner was given the cut prise, un exquisita guest room picturi. , Following the awarding o f tho pris­ es, the hostess assisted by her sistor, Miss Leo Ammon, Mrs. W. E. W at­ son, MtV Fred Walsma, Mra. John C. Smith served a delicious salad f.tTu.ol A CHIC SI.IP-ON Paris chows a marked favoritism to 'the clip-on frock, using it for any and every occasion, yet giving it such infipitc variety that it never becomes tiresome. For this design velvet, wool, ertpe, taffeta, satin or cotton cr6pc ntay be used. Medium size requires 5 K yards of 36-inch material. The pointed side (lands help the straight skirt to meet the demand for longer and fuller skirts. Pictorial Review Drc*s No. 1380. Sizes, 34 to 46 indies bust. Price, 35 cents. ’ *, Merchants and Miners Transportation Co Freight and Passenger Service (Established 1B54) . . Millions of Passengers Carried— Not a Life Lost Jacksonville One Way NT1C CITY ........... $38.44 30.96 423i2 43.48 CHICAGO. ILL. ... 39.31 CLEVELAND, O. . 41.93 DETROIT. MICH. 38.93 ELM IRA,*N. Y..— 60.36 •MONTREAL, P, Q One Way ..... 31.71 ......$44.12 ...... 36.54' ...... 34.38 ....... 39.31 ..... 6.00 ___ 41.71 AUTOMOBILES CARRIED, INCLUDING CLOSED CARS Mailings f o r l l s lt lm u r a Nantucket* A p r il I l t h . Balllnjra f o r I'lillsd r IliliU .T liu rn .ln j■, f. o o 1*. At. Mtuntnahlu I’ c rs l •• A p r i l S t ilt ; Knars. A p r il 33th. M r a ls and Iwrth un m a in d<cli In cluded, ejirrjii that t i c k e t s Following investigations now ten­ \ STOPS'COUCH AND W IIEEZY der wayVlti^s expected that oil and / b r e a t h in g , gas wells will ba drilled In Prince “ Had a hough and .wheeling In pij1 Edward Island this year. " thrdmt,” writes Caroline Dillard, Pet­ ersburg-, Va. “ Foley's “H on ey wid Business o f tho St. Petersburg t a r gave me quick relief h’nd stopped pbstoffice increased 20 per cent ftrr my cough.” Coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, W hooplqg Cough, A s­ thc' first quarter o f the present ycat\ thma and Bronchitis, quickly rclipvod 1*1 .with Foley’s Honey u a ! Tar. Three generations o f satisfied users have Sa Wa made Foley’s Honey and Tar the larg­ est selling codgh medicine in the world. Refuse substitutes.' Insist upOn Foley’*. Sold everyw hero^Adv. , Hi ^ M ' ( spr . ( wil ** ** J ton Art For Florida: Fair Thursday and Friday; mild tern* peratures; gentle variable winds. EUS-Jlfl ROTARIAN S TO ATTEN D CONVENTION ij ' 8T . AGNES GUILD SOCIAL MEET Tuesday ovenlng the members t of tho St. Agnes Guild were most pleas­ antly entertained by Mrs. Claude Der­ by at her home on Magmriin avenue. Games o f all kinds were played nnd prison awarded Mrs. Raymond. Phil­ lips, Mrs. W. M. Belding, Mrs. George W. Crews, o f Jacksonville, Gwynne Fox were avrnrdcd prizes in A fter tho arirved here yesterday for a nlny o f the guessing contests. grmes refreshments o f snndwlchcs, several days, transacting business. punch, and cream were served. Robert W illiams, n prominent mer­ -.Am ong the members present w efc chant, o f Dado City, la in the city ns Mrs. W. M. Belding, Mrs. Archie the guest o f rclativM. . Betts, Mrs. D. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Ray­ mond Key, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mr. and Mra. Tom W. Jones an­ Mrs. M. Minarik, Mrs. Gwynno Fox, nounce the birth o f o 10-pound son, Mrs. W. R. Leake, Mrs. Paul Biggers, Tuosday, April.2th4, at their home in Mrs. R. W. Penrman, Mrs Howard Rose Court. Ovcrlln, Mra. J. N. Robson, Mrs. Clarke IiConardy nnd Mrs. Walter Mlsa Lucy Byrd Smythc motored Twitched, o f Daytona. to DeLand this afternoon where nhe will attend the brldgo pnrty given Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Hintermister there by hjlss Isabelle Tate. gave n farewell party to J. II. Cramond,* who has been connected with J. T, McCollum, representing the the Hintermister Piano Company, of Bentley Gray Co., o f Tampa, was this city for the past several years. among tho business visitors here yes­ Mr. Cramond is from Canada, and left terday. yesterday for his home In Brookline, Ontario, Canada. Tho party was giv­ There will be a rehearsal o f the en Tuesday night with a largo gath­ Woman'a Club Chorus Friday after­ ering o f friends o f Mr. Crumond at noon at 3:30 at tho home o f Mrs. Iluzelton’s Amusement Park at Silver Frank W oodruff on Oak Avenue. Lake. The pnrty enjoyed swimming und dancing with lovely refreshments Mra. 0. B. Edwards, who has been nnd nftcr hnving n big time the pnr­ attending the Methodist Missionary ty broko up nt n late hour, every one Conference, and was the guest o f her happy, and wishing Mr. Cramond n aistcr, Mrs. W. P. Fields, left yestor plensnnt journey and visit to day for hor home in Chattahoochee, home. They nil voted Mr. nnd Mra. Hintermister the paramount o f hosMrs, J. S. Moore nnd daughter, tossesj nfter which the guests left hy Miss Doris, leave today for Gaines­ way o f their enre for the ride hack to ville, Ga., -where Miss Moore will Sanford. . spend the summer, Mrs. Moore ex­ p ects-to return home in nbout two ROYAL NEIGHBORS BOCIAI weeks. . ' The Royal Neighbors of America FISH FRY will have a sociul nnd party this, Mrs Tom Williams entertained most Thursday, at 0 p. m. All Royal delightfully at an old fashioned fish Neighbors nnd Modern Woodmen and fry , Tuesdny afternoon honoring Mrs. friends are invited to he present. Lm B. Edwnrds, o f Chattahoochee, tho guest of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Fields. All kinds o f good things necessary to make a fish fry perfect were serv­ ed and a most enjoyable evening w h s ■pent. Mra. Williams’ guests wore: Mesdames L. B. Edwnrds, W. P. Fields, S. J. Allen, G. W. Bailey, W. II. Purk. cr, J. H. Cowan, E. M. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I.lljn, Clarence Fields, Gcorgo Cowan, Louise Fields and Mr. Willinms. HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26; 1923 Tho many friends o f Master Harry Robson, who was run over by an automobile, will be glad to learn that ,hc Ts out o f danger. Alfred nobson o f Orlando spent Tuesday nnd Wednesday hero ps the guest o f his parents, Dr. and Mrs J. N. Robson. Don’t forget tho Rummage Sale In the Hill building on Sahford avenue Saturday for the benefit' o f the build­ ing fund o f tho Woman'* Club. Tim Dally Hcrnld iwll soon bring out a special edition on the new Pri­ mary School and other new buildings around Sanford. Mrs. B. E. Tnknch recolvcd word from her brother in Massachusetts thnt his wife had died very sudden­ ly. ,Mr§. Takach will bo unnblo to attend the funeral. Dally Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoko Houso, Mobley’s Drug Sloro and Hunt’s Pharmacy. . PER CENT STRONG EUSTIS, April 20—The Rustls Ro­ ta ry -C lu b ,4 h e baby orgnnlthti on i n Florida, n spry youngster which came Inlo being, Ju.nl winter and has mado a reputation for its activities, is now plannings to. go to the conven­ tion o f Rotary International in St. Loula in Juno-with 100 per cent at­ tendance. ‘ • * If the local organization accom­ plishes this fact, it will unquestion­ ably capture the handsome trophy o f­ fered fo r tho Rotary Club traveling the greater distance with the great­ est percentage o f attendance o f Un members. If this fact is accomplish­ ed it will bring to Kustis the atten­ tion o f the people o f tfie entire nation and many foreign countries in which Rotary dubs have been 'organised. Representative men and women from many countries will be present at tho convention nnd it is stated the attendance at the coming gath­ ering of Rotary will far exceed all former International conventions. • Thursday afternoons will soon be the real thing and the tired clerks and the overworked proprietors will then have a chance to walk the streets looking for something to nmuSo them. This is Memorial Day in four southern states and the banks nre closed for tho day and tile exercises in the park this afternoon and at cemetery will commemorate the brave deeds o f those who fought in the Lost Cause in tho days o f 'Cl. Mrs. Rosa McFarlane, who has been ill with malaria, is improving nicely. Miss Lula Lsfiles spent Monday ovenuing with Mias Christs McClallan. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Proctor and daughter and Mrs. Burns o f Canon were calling on friends Tuesday. . To lesson tha. volume of sound from phonographs a rubber studded disk to be attache^ to tho reproducers has been lnvnttd. Power for it large saw mill In Swpden L gone rated'hy gas qbtelned from wood waste, which alsq yields valuable by-products. ■ .... a v #*■: K* r-'y Norma Talmadcre l\l —IN4-, ; * From Hnnore Dycheaa da I.» with n- pnssloq o f sacrifice. Hu warm lips to her fotahead like tk. brhnd from tho smith y ' » f ' rj£ Never— ncypr-thever before hu Noyma Tnlniudgo Talpiadgo created a role to ™(!lgatM.lhc.Da f"Langc5Ts] Mtigesrts, gorgeous ;ous to Ibe. Ot never to !• In scenes o f splendor and stUpem? *he un folds this confession o f love from tho heart .of a wilful beauty |n France’s gayest courts. nctt« than “ Smiling Thru." W 7 EXTRAS, ALSO -Friday and Saturday. Live/-,Kidneys Bowels, B lood Cecil B. DcMIlle’s “A D A M ’S RIB” Sold by UNION HHARMACY . Sanford, Florida As long ns they Inst I will give a San­ ford, Floriiln, name plate for your enr FREE to anyoneAtf ALLURING DRAPED FROCK Charmeuse satin lends itself ad­ mirably to the development of frocks of this type. The fastening is at the left' side and the kimono sleaws are lengthened with deep sections of Lee. About (he neck is a little embroidery In self-color silk combinwl with metal threads, and this decoration is repeated on the edge of the cascade drapery. Handsome twin buckles finish the soft girdle. Medium size requires 4 yards 40-inch satin. Pictorial Review Dress No. 1431. Sizes, 3 4 ^ o 46 inches bust. Price, 35 ccntsj , TIRES A N D TUBES GAS A N D OIL Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries • * Electric Fans Electric Lamps - PIASTER B Y c o p v I co we m o a n ' having your 6tzo in Good­ year Tires on hand xvhon you need tires, advising you what typo o f tiro to buy, mounting your tires foryou,ohowingyou how to care for them, and following them up with expert re­ pair care so that you will got out of them every mil® o f the thousands o f miles built into them. for home nnd automobile “ Qualify and prices hard to beat" F. P. RINES 105 Palmetto Arc. Phone -181-J CATARRH OF THE STOMACH A t Goodyear Serelee Station Deal era r w jO U C A N T ENJOY LIFE with a tote, tour, blotted itoro«ch. Food doe* no! nourish. InitrtJ it it ft tource of murry, earning paint, LxLKi.v. dutinert and head- MONOGRAM YOUR FROCKS Mr. Sweat hns purchased n new Ford touring car. Mt^ and Mrs. Wm. Kilbe were In Sanford Thursduy shopping. Several men from here attended tho commissioners meeting in Sanford on Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Levy were In Sanford on business Friday. Mr. anti Mrs. J. C. McClellan nnd futnily from Moore's Station visited Mrs. J. M. Prevntt Sunday. Mrs. Harry Rivers spent Tuesdny with Mrs. II. H. Flynt. Mr. nnd'M ra. Claude Unulerson spent Sundhy in Canon visiting Mr. und Mra. C. F. Proctor ‘and daugh­ ter. • . Mrs. Stone hns returned from Ta­ vares after sponding two weeks with her daughter. Miss Alice Golgor is homo from Or­ lando on a two weeks visit with her mother, MVs. Georgia Geiger. School dosed Thursday night nnd n big program nt tho town hall. There will be u big basket picnic at Lakh Harney Saturday. Everybody welcome. O. R. Nicholson and Henry Levy * o ro in Oviedo on business Saturday. Mra. Gallic Hodges and son of Chuluota wero over Sunday taking Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kilbe to New Smyrna to sac his daughters. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt spent Thursday v/lth Mra. A. R. Franklin. Mra. Donnell spent Friday with Mrs. George Giegcr. Mr. and Mra. P. T. Wakefield wore in Orlatido Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H, H. PattishaU c a l M on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips Mon- - y T .P I M G f l T - - $ The work on the boat basin is the next big operation in Sanford nnd should be started ns soon as possible. This boat basin means much for the city and will bring the wealthy tour­ ists and their fine yachts here next winter. • The garden party hold at the park Inst Wednesday night was well at­ tended. The band played several se­ lections. tie Prince Many of the latent frocks in silk nnd wool, ns well ns in tub materials designed for winter resort wear, di*|>ort monograms that .give them an air of cnviable distinction. The style of the monogram is often indicative (if tho discriminating taste of the wearer. This dress may be carried out in apricot or mauve linen, _ with smart effect. It is also effective in wool Jersey or serge for those who cannot enjoy a winter vacation in the tropics. Medium size requires yards 40-inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 9802. Sizes, 16 to 20 years and 34 to 42 indies bust. Price, 35 cents. * lie sum the plnrtcr -aml lime you tiuy* la iiihi I i* o f tho very licst itunllty motorInin. olherwlm* you urn koIuk to Itavo triiublo. . Tho »uro wny is by buying your llino ami plas­ ter Iters*. •‘ llu llitr r B ' l l r a d q a a r - te r e “ Hill Lumber Co Phone 130, Sanford mn acU and mend the r.fff Good yt or C e r d t IB ilk the bevoUd All* Weather Tread and them up ifi f A bock standard Kent^Vulc. Works Oak. Avc. and Third Ht. Sanford, Florida tj The per.on will • bad tlonuch diould be ttlufird with nothing leu than permanent, luting relief. * I] H ie right remedy will tel upon die lining* of die ituma.h, enrich the blood, aid is carting out the catanhil potront and tlrengtlien every bodily (unction, q The large number of people who have iccreufully Uted Dr. Htitatn** famous medicine, recommended for ill catarrhal conch'ioni, offer tho rtrongrat pouiLle endorsement (or T. - An ugly cu t ? MENTH 0 LATUM is antiseptic and gently helps the i PINeSERVICE - ru - nA FIFTY YEARS Follow W e h ave‘pleased others with Price and Quality and CanPlease 4 U R C H W E L L Y �Gti TWO THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APK1 !■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*•• i ......------------------ ■■■■■■■ioiH■■■■■■■ troops wil l, hr needed ------------- -------------- i------------ ■ Pr o t e c t s t a t e w it n e s s e s SECO ND ST R E E T STR EE T Between Between PARK PARK AND AND OAK OAK IN HIGGINBOTHAM t r i a j (Continued from page I) testimony, he wnn recalled by the committee and it was revealed that he was n stockholder in the mercan­ tile company, which wag partly oWncd by the Putnam Lumber Compiiny. Representative Kenorly making his offlcinl report ns spokesman for the sub-committee that visited Clara yestonlay, related the actions o f the socalled reception committee towards Arthur Johnson, n negro, nn cx-coh- GRANDMOTHER’S W HEAT FARINA, pkg, A. & I*. PANCAKE FLOUR, pkg.................... SULTANA BLEND SYRUP, U -oz. bottle... SHREDDED W HEAT BISCUITS, pkg........ vlct, who accompanied the commit- toward * abolishing the .practice o f l °c' leasing convicts to private individ“ Whcn I -arrived at Clara," anld unlo and firms ttodny, when the house Mr. Kenncrly, "tho ear the negro war passed In nmended form 'senate bill In, WU surrounded by n crowd o f to that end by a vote o f Gl to 6. The from ^15 to 20 mon, highly excited, house, In order* to g ;t in provision llo It scorned to me that every one oi bill covering treatment o f prisoners them had a gun. I was to.ld that not covered in the senate bill nttachns noon as the automobile in which cd its measure to the .sehatc bill as Johnson and Representative J. Clay amended. The measure now goes Smith o f the sub-committee were in back to the sen a te.for concurrence, drefr up to the Clara Mercantile esConsideration o f tho measure In tablishmont, William Fisher, Super-, the senate to prohibit ebrporak punintcndvnt o f the Lupibor Company jehmont in this state wont over un­ stuck his finger in the negroo’s face, til Monday, when the.senate flounnn dsnid: “ Now, you point out that dered in oratory both for and ngainst grnve and bo d— n sure you v °in t the measure. out the right place.” Senate passed bill giving Judicial Representatively Kenncrly told of circuit, embracing Duval county an how Johnson hecamc frightened and additional judge. The bill now goes as they were proceeding to where to the governor. Johnson had said the grave wnn lo______ . __________ . errtedr-“ nn‘— mrtoTTrohilo— emttaminir ^ HtuYnBy "Spcclhi; TTk T-ttiT-CTEofr Putnnm Lumber Company employes mcnt o f chocolates, 42c. Knturday closed in ahead o f tho machine in only.__R. C. Bower. 25-2tc Every one guaranteed Dozen FRESH COUNTRY W ATSON'S BU1CK FOUND W RECKED IN SANFORD WOODS W ill Positively Stop the Diamond Tires Accessories „ ’v 5 ■ Replacement Parts * * □ ■H B B B B B B B B B B H B aB B X B flB B B B B H flB B B flB B B B B n B flB flB B flB B B B a atS Paul Watkins is.happy ngnin and was able to attend the K. of I*, con­ vention yesterday. Tho cause is that his no wI)nick car which was stolen Innt Thursday night from his resi­ dence has been located and *it was all | through tho blunder o f thoso Florida | wild cows and n raving maninc at the steering wheel. Cow nnd automobile came together four miles north o f Sanford after the auto thief had made pretty good headway in getting to the East Coast with the stolen car. Tho cow took to tho ditch nnd is stilt there while the thief took the car lo tho woods and there left it hut not until it had been pretty well stripped o f . everything that was movable. nlso and when Paul was notified yes­ terday by Chief Perryman tlint his car might bo in the Sanford woods he jumped out of the second story o f his Five Poliits and with tho chief hied himself to the scene 6f action. It proved to be tnc right animal alright but the engine number had been changed; tho engine repainted nnd n real nent job done on the/benst but by being just a little too anxious'to get away the deal was called off. Paul hopes to find tho neck o f tho driver some place and so does Chief Pcrrymnn. He left the car at Sanpnny that it was their*.’ ’— lakeland Star-Telegram. FINEST EATING LARGE AND JUICY ) GIFT FOR A LIFE-TIM E T H feA -N E C T A R T E A S Our Famous lino of ({unlitv Tens,-none finer in the world ORANGE PEKOE, INDIA CEYLON or MIXED TEA. SPECIALS S A T U R D A Y -------------------- MONDAY DUBERRY PEARLS 21 and GO inches, 14-k White and Gold Clasp. Original price $18.00, special WRIST WATCHES White Gold, Rectangular, Tonneau and all shapes, at reduced prices. c Z tATLANTIC&PACIFICc< Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U.S.A Very lurgo Diamonds, Watches, Glass, llnnd'Painted Cases, Mesh Mags,, gifts for graduation stock of Hilverwnre, Chinn, Vi nil apprnp at— 25% O ff Regular Price R lo U .S ,r - t O r, l-theStomach B 1 L ivet.K idneys Bowels, B lood Is rt*o»nli«t as Urn *iisr»st«»t rxternilnslor for IUia. Mlc», Ants. t'ockrosclio, tktul Wntertsur*. JVm't WMtotinvT tryltnr to kill Uiow im-aU With i<o«r<lcrs, 11'iuiiJa o r uny oxi»ilm onl*l pm isrstlnini. Sold by Rondy for Uso-Bottor than Tropa Jto*. bo*, it* V -ot, Ik u , It M UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida SOLD EVERYW HERE That’s W h y It’s ...Popular... Our orders arc coming jri so fast that if it were not that \vc kept prepared to render real service wo could not handle them. PH ONE US CATARRH nnd wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time, not drink Elder Water now—you after one trial B*tt*r T h a n a M u tta rd P la n t * ™ #th. Food doc* not nouiis'i, InilroJ it it n KrtJfro oi mivrry, earning pJiint, Lcltliiag, liittincil ttnd iicad- at! in. (j Ike perron with n baJ itemn!i tl.nulj Ims »jli firtl Willi Hoiking let* l!i*n i^imanrnl, luting relief. «j 1Ito light remedy Vtill at! U'-o-i (ho Imittgl o! tlie tt eiach,enrich the blood, aij in ciitiri(j nut the cntaahal painni t.itil ilrtngtltr-i every bodily lunclioa. <J Tito laife number oi people who Inyo Oiccctifully u»ej Df. I hitman’* Lrnou* rnrd.tiric, rctommcmM (or nil catarrhal condition*, offer th; 11rougeit rjtrvsible enjoin went ior YO U IN T H E TAOLCTS On LIQUID SOLD LVLWVWUCRZ R FIVE DOLLARS ENROLLS YOU. Smull payments weekly. Start today by making the initial payment, and then arrange to maku regular weekly payments which will be credited to your account and draw interest yt the regular sav*ings rate. We will gladly give you full particulars, or you can ask your nearest Ford Dealer. FIRST NATIONAL BANK (H2MINOL! PEOPLES BANK OF SANROlH) M BA BANK OF MT. DORA ▼tin' ■b b b b b b b b b b v ^ b b h b k b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b ANGF. burners often get a baptism of grease fruit] the skillet. Burned to a crisp it means end­ less scraping nnd scouring to remove It. A better nnd easier wuy Is to clean them with Giant Lyc. It'a tt iiuick Job nnd 1coves tho burner* clean und restore* tlie blue flume. .Skillet* and puns cun be quickly cleared o f soot nnd en­ crusted grease In the sam e way. Then you knew SHOPPING PLACE Boys’ high shoes in black and tan, a bargain at, p a ir ....... ........................... HAND BAGS One lot Assorted colors, shapes and leathers. Saturday and M on day.......... ONE-HALF I’ ltlCK TOILET GOODS SECTION lYprodcnt and Johren’s Tooth Paste. Regular 50c and title value. Saturday nnd Monday 43c*53c WOMEN’S SHOES J. & T. Cousins blnck and grey Satin Dress Pumps with Spank.h heel* and medium vamps. fl*Q A C $13.00 value. Saturday nnd Monday, pair*})*/#*/ J SWEATERS Slip-over Sweaters in ull colors nnd combinations of imported mohair. $10 values. QK Saturday nnd Monday .................. - ....... CHILDREN’S DRESSES o f Gingham. Sizes 2 to fl years. Saturday anti Monday ......................... discolored. ‘ I givy, it as- my firm convirtlon j that it wouldn’t he possible for a i grave in Florida sand to be in that | condition nfter it year. All the fir- J stances'taken together point in every ji way to exactly what hns been suid ■ by the witnesses for the prosecution." \ Tho committee announced before J taking a recess uijtii Tuesday, when ■ WDMFIVS VESTS MEN’S SHOES Women’s Knit Vests, Sizes 3G to 38 (P j A | j only. Saturday and Monday, 3 f o r ....— ... t p A » V v Discontinued lines o f Men's Tan Oxfords, ‘pair ..... x.......... ....... WASH GOODS WEEK -Saturday, May the 5th Beginning Saturday April 28th Ending' DRESS GINGHAMS SHEER WHITE jL A X O N tn tut Ion o f 1 K aijw on fu lt o f Giant t v * In 4 ou n titn l um trrunJiinie. lioll /ml* anil thill*ti In a Ilk* tolu llon or boltiha talutlun In Ihrm . N «w r for 29c. FRENCH COTTON FABRICS tpril 27. another » MATAI.AS.SE CANTON— Shade. Orchid >nd B e l^ , S ■ m R .g u U r p ric. »2.M . ' ' f «1 7 0 Wash Goods W e e k _________________ / - . - t P l . l * Wash Goods Week, IQ p special per ysrd ____ —------------------— —— FRENCH PLISEE in shades of French Pick » nd REZO CREPE POMPADOUR. This is a stitched Mutalasse crejie cloth construction In combina* tions o f French Pink and White, Violet and White, Peach and Black. Reg. price $5,76, (£ Q Q Q Wash Goods Week .—.... - ..................... . . . . w O t v O G IA N T LYE Tor f * ytmrt tha H*tt A lr-T Itht Tap llaUlt th * S ttm tth 15 to 20 pieces o f 32-in. Amoskeag utngnum ut » variety of twautiful pattern*, regularly retailing These arc all very exclusive fabrics, and must b« seen and handled to be appreciated . on a lu m in u m . QQ_ s /O L Gingham in odd sizes, some of-th em am Frcnrh Ginghafil. Sizes 2 to G years. (J*'| Q Q Saturday and Monday ................................* P A » t /0 FI ax on is. a household word and this should he a very popular seller. Wash G. week, yd u t* ly* Ll d r u g g i s t s 35 e and GSc, jars and tubes Hospital size, $ 3.00 , J If you are interested in purchasing a Fonl Car, eyme in and let us expluin how the Ford Weekly PuirchnBo Plan provides the way for realizing that do* Ire. For Coughs and Colds, Head, itches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Acnes and Pains m i q }C--. with > sole, tour. Untied tlom. tear it down—w ere in our county Saturday Special, HOc 1-11*. assort­ now, and we’ll do as we please.* ment o f Chocolates, 49c. Saturday 25-2tc *At ilenst ten or twelve men at the only.— R, C. Bower. cemetery woh told me that Tnbcrt was buried just where Arthur John­ son. .said he was huried-gtho fijyjj ^ * $rtfl »x-- jW tithe,That is. not nt Mingo Cuthet£¥Jr — Iiut they just didn't dare to testify. “ Well, wo put tho negro hack in the car and got him away from there for font they'd kill him. And 1 be­ ORLANDO’S FAVORITE lieve they would have,’ he declared. Tho committee discussed inform­ ally further action pending the re­ ceipt of means o f identification of Tabcrt's body. „ “ I don't believe our committee ought to waste any more time on |them," said .Senator Stokes, address­ 0 BLOUSES ing Representative Kenncrly. "The. :J Beautiful Crepe do Chine Blouses, I Lumber ('oivpunys attorney invited |f; Saturday ami Monday ........... ................. you down there, and’ when they got CHILDREN’S DRESSES you there, they tried to intimidate B Made o f White Pique. Sizes 2—4 you. Tlie Lumber Company appar­ 1 yettfc. Saturday and Monday,........ ........ ently controls tlie county officials and the court, nnd everybody nnd seems to have everybody on its pay­ rolls. I think the committee has taken all the action it can, and that we ought to drop this right here." “ 1 «m firmly convinced," Mr. Kennorly added, "that Tnherl’s Imdy was originally buried just whero the ne­ ]'he name of tliis liuliste is-elmrauleristic of OJk gro said it was. That crowd claimed its ((utility, width 30-in. Specially priced at u t / l the body had been in Mingo cyme -1 MARTHA FOUR-FOOT HOSIERY tvry since February, 1022- Why, t o 1 Guaranteed not to run. Colors grey, fawn, cordovan nil appearances, it hadn’ t been there blnck nnd white. $3.76 value. . (J*Q O Q more than two or three months, nt Saturday nnd Monday, pair tp c L u i/ most! No roots had grown through the sand except tlie small ’feeder* ; Phoenix Silk half hose, nothing finer made in chil­ dren's hose. $1 value. Saturday Q proots that grow in n few weeks. Tho i and Monday, p a ir............................ ...... O tfC sand was not prtvked tight ut all. It INTERIOR DECORATING DEPT. was as loose as n ‘ child's sandpile. j The paper label on the coffin, bearing j Quaker Filet Nets in neat ull over designs, Q Q Ivory ur ecru, 34-in., y a r d _______________ O t / C the undertaker's name, was hardly | n U hcl:Ci DELIVER 5 in p T jO U C A N T ENJOY LIFT. You know llio mlvaiilajpjenjoyoil by who drive tlieir own motor titr.a. when find where they ehtio.se. WE a OF. THE STOMACH ENROLL IT’ S PURE Blue. Regular price $2.50. (P I Q Q Wash Goods Week ______________ -*■— — / • OPEN WORK MATA LASSE—This fabric 1* exclu* Marigold ■l , « ’ " J in • » * ‘ h ,d ' ‘ “ ’ *nd ^ W ash'Goods W e e k ......... ..................... B B B B B B B B B B B B BB BBB BBB BBBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB BBB IBBB BBB BBB BB �, i«» l » tHfti * Ktiir* »•* ; k i , i .in it ft f i h i . i i j 'l rwt .i f it f; i , P ‘ Mr, If THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 » Miss Dorothfrn Black, o f East San ford, vhdlfed friends hero Monday in law, Mr. and Mr*. Louis Entimin- f orhis homo in Maine after ■poudinf . the winter here. , . s ' , Mre. Hall Nowrnnn and little son Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardy o f Win­ spent the wwk end with her parents, ter Park were the guests o f Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dill Allen. Mrs. E. R. Hardy Sunday. Messrs. Gerald llurlburt and The Seminole County Teachers Franklin o f Orlando were callers in Club met in LongWood this month at town Monday. 11. F. Phipps wn» an out of town the Library' Friday evening. There were sixt ytcachcrs present. visitor in town this week. (Tor. Mrs. M. E, Jacobs, is spending a fey.* weeks with her son, Prof. J. T . Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Nettles, o f Mer­ ritt’* Island, have returned homo a f­ ter n visit to their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Sapp. The friends o f Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saturday Special, ROc 1-lb. assort­ Sateher will be triad to hear that ment o f Chocolates, dBc. Saturday their little.daughter Is improving. 2S-2tc Mr. John Ranger left Thursday only.—R. C. Bower. Mrs. Jessie CJarTc attended the Seminole Country Athletic Club Mondny evening. M t i G. W. Venable, o f Sanford, Visited friends at Monroe. A big pie auppor won given by the ilptic - Ctatr-m m y night uir nve the Interesting features wero “ Ccatch for Yourself," a pretty drill and n dolly recitatlbA* h r thd ' little tots, “ Train to Podunk” which wan rcccivrd with screams o f laughter, and n negro farce by the fifth and sixth grades. The speaking was gaily in­ terspersed by songs anil by instru­ mental selections by the music pu­ pil*. Tho -packed house represented tmlny different points in the' county. Folk* camp from Sanford, Oviedo, Chuluota, Genova and other places. Everybody is most cordially invited this Friday, whon the higher grades will give their commencement exor­ cises. The Seminole Athlotic Club is still holding interesting meetings each ed a musical program ^was delightful­ ly rendered by the following: Henry Miles, pianist, Albert Withington, violinist, Hurry and Oscar DuBois, vocalist*. An ice cream cupper will bo given Monday evening at the school nuditorum by the Seminole Athletic club. Pepper reason is on in this section. Some have raid patches, others re­ fused offers, trusting to own luck. The peppers are large ami fine und an yet unaffected by the drouth. Mrs. Bartow Mann is nt Home after a visit .to relatives at Palatka. Mr. Jerry Oates, who lias held a responsible position nt L o g w o o d all the winter Is now at the home o f his daughter, Mrs. Bartow Mann. baseball diamond- and a nice sum o f money realised, Mr. Masslo, o f Georgln, is a ghost o f friends here. Bom to Mr. and M rs..Ixsllo Swnggertyi Wednesday, April lKth, a fine girl. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, b f Palmyra, Penn., stopped over and spent n night on route to their home in the north. Mr. and Mrs. R H. Black nnd family expect to remove to Monroe the first o f May. The community welcomes tho roturn of this estimable family. Mr. andfMrs. A. Merritt ar.d family have moved into their new home pur­ chased of Mr. nnd Mrs, Ellio Osteen. Mr. Merritt will coutinuo to have a Mr. and Mrs! 11. R. Chapman nnd little son arrived Thursday from Jacksonville. Mrs. Chapman nnd lit­ tle Ray will spend sonio time with Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Uinkcl.Mr. and Mrs. Shade ami daughter Sara left Saturday for their home In Verna, Pn., after spending the win­ ter with Mr. nnd Mrs. George Stuart. The Torn Thumb wedding was well nt tended Friday evening and every- • ■ W orks all summer to stoi c its food supply. PIGGfiY W IG G LY is the Boo Ilive of the American housewife. All the year round she finds at PIGGLY W IG G L Y a complete supply, orderly arranged^ at prices less than elsewhere. . ^ • , ■' > OF THE* NO. I CAN SUGAR c o h n .... :..... NO. 2Vi CAN GOLD BAR MELBA HALVES PEACHES ................... i NO. 2Vi CAN DEL MONTI S PEACHES ....:.................... NO. 2 CAN PREMIER FANCY - MAINE CORN ........... . ■ UrtJ.n CAN DEL MONTE CHERRIES ................. NO. 2 CAN OSCEOLA SWEET CORN ........ WHICH CLOSES TOMORROW NIGHT AT 10 O’CLOCK BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL SHOES, HATS. c a p s , Sh i r t s , u n d e r w e a r , m e n nnd BOYS’ SUITS and EXTRA PANTO STRAW HATS 2 The Quickest g No RUhhlng WILL DOfl’ HH WORK The Eusienl No Scouring Will Nol Injure the FineMl Silver or Gold NO. 1 CAN OVER-SEA PIMENTOS ............................. NO. 1 CAN VAN CAMP’S SPAGHETTI J........................... PALM BEACH SUITS iia low u s ......1........... ALL WOOL LATHING SUITS an low ua ........ NO. 2-CAN RED LINE I I IT HEKTS — •Phono 101 115 East First Street «***«*> a '■ * ' n v * * '. : , - j ^- +'■ »' it-*** a « • * * * « » * * * * « » * * » * » ! » a ' - \r • , . * », , ‘ ' , BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE, l-PINT SIZE - ........................... PREMIER SALAD DRESSING, LARGE SIZE .......................... 1H-OZ, JAR PREMIER PEANUT UUTTER WILSON’S CERTIFIED BACON, LB. t........... WELCH GRAPE JUICE, PINT SIZE .................. l-PINT BOTTLE PREMIER GINGER ALE ..... .......... 1 l-OZ. WELCH’S APPLE BUTTER rxi'S BEE BRAND POWDER, ffili LARGE SIZE ............ (■ 3 CANS AMERICAN SARDINES.................. » TOILET SOAI CAKE LOW PRICES * 23c | 54c j 35c! KIND EVERY BODY LIKES BEST 1 FIRST QUALITY — ■ 1/4-LB..TEA, ALL KINDS AND FLAVORS ............ ----- -------------- ----------------- ■ D o n ’t miss the opportunity of attending th is sale before it closes, as we will surely save you money on your purchases. Store closes tomorrow nigjsf to stay nig closed to business untill we get moved and re-open at our new store in the Meisch Building. Watch the paper for our announcement of the re-opening in the new store. 16c ®9c 15c The Bout No Scratching AIR FLOAT TALC POWDER, CAN CHIPSO, PKG. 3 PKGB. GOLD DUST WASHING I»OWDER PKGS. SHREDDED w h e a t ....... ........... FLEISCHMANN‘8 YEAST CAKES ............................. 2 PKGS! POST TOASTIES OR CORN FLAKES PREMIER YELLOW SPLIT PEAS, PKG........ ...... - ........ PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO, 2 C A N S ...... ........................... Our Fruit Stand^at all limes abounds with good Florida vegctabl Beets. Carrots, Squash, Beans, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Peppers, Cucum­ bers, Potatoes, Onions, Lemons, Apples, Pecans, Peanuts, and every­ thing that the law will allow-------- -------------W e appreciate your* business �ge i Form THE SANFQRD D A ILY HEHAED, FRIDAY, APRIL 27* 1923 ord Daily Herald h i k l h k i * e v e r y a f t e r n o o n r a e e p t Ann, day nt (h e ilr r n lit lln lld ln c , M a v n o l l a A t e . , H anford, F l o . 107 •The Herald Printing Co runi.isiiKns I« n m r w A - 8MUE; KANE«»tt!» .H U lt.p IN U A N D |.OAN , JIcKinnon-Markwood Company will ASSOCIATION’ In thfc mntinet* carry a complete line o f llUcnrovcn u f t o r Htalrd. e r e f o r e , N o t i c e la h e re b y Riven itim Socks. 12-tfc thTe h HANK OH II n U I L D l N Q A N D LUA\‘ O fC e u m H tW u T to r C . A smile Is the exercise Cod nave man to .develop his countenance nnd mould it iu shape to harmonise with the nodding flowers, the beaming sun nnd other expressions o f Divine Hap­ piness. Smiles are the wonder­ workers o f the age. Go out into the world with a smllo nnd you have it conquered. Smiles break down bar­ riers o f restraint, open doors o f riAN P|p you * sport CHURCH J vi&u. I hik » <oer«e -roo c a h t i u , n t m e T t«r o r T n e d u tn a n l r ■— -* xa’v it ! w o x r r vouVi. a o u n .v oonr it w « w ox. m e n « r The Herald fo r first class Job work. R n h a e r lp tlo n I*rlee In A d v a n c e as 9IAS& op v A IM f IJKC THAT- fi.U CAU.uP TM- Timthnux-AN m -t pm o vew I Orint TSSRScl BK . ( tub i n r r id t s ir t .U H k O T n xx X cen eoR T C I r iT SOUttPBD UIKE HAT (-------------------- - Foreign Advertising Hepre.enlatlve THE AMERICAN PRE5> ASSOCIATION W o would ask Senator John P. Stokes to run for governor now only we know he docs not intend to stay in west Florida nnd will some day be a citizen o f real Floridn— South Florida. Homo o f the- local grouches should read Harold Hummer’s talk in thiH Issue about "Sm iles.” There can 1m? much improvement along thlB line with many people. A smile costs nothing and'docs n lot o f good. We would like to sec something commencing on thut boat basin. It is stated that the plans are rendy nnd bids will be opened but see nothing about it in the City Hall und .summer will Boon bo over, l e t us have some­ thing Interesting about thut boat basin nnd let us have it right away. Hon. Braxton Bcachnm o f Orlando is being touted by his friends to make tho race for Congress. Ho was a candidate for congressman nt large but had to cover the entire stnto aiid lost. He hnH many Arm friends in the Fourth District nnd if he decides to run will have their undivided sup­ port. He would make n good con­ gressman nnd Sanford people have always IlkotJ t}lm, . The Chamber o f Commerce is grow ing every day and more and more t h o . people iff tliis eity and county are beginning to sec that they ennnot get anything constructive without concerted action through the Chamber o f Commerce. It is the cen­ tral dynamo, the power house for all activities to radiate und stretch out throughout the eity nnd county. Join tho Chamber o f t’ommerco and take a purl in your city and county. Don't be u- "hojd back." h e a d n n d r e l e a s e s th e cprdH w h i c h tie d o w n the c o rn e rs of the m outh. S m iles Bend w ireless h e u l l h o v e r th e b lood circu la te. body reports of and, m a k e red Some people smile ns if it hurt. I had rather have a person ignore me absolutely than tighten up his jaw an d'force u grin, i f you can’t come clean with a pleasant look don’ t Ik? insincere with God’s reflections of happiness. I have hud people slip me n look tlint would make an ice rin|< out o f tho Panama canal. And they twisted up their checks and tried to make me think it was a smile. Shame on .the person who would try to deceive.me. thusly. If I hadn’t been passing out smiles and receiv­ ing thousands in return for several years, they might bo aide to put some­ thing over on mo. Hut don’ t slander tho grouch. No, no! Extend con­ structive sympathy—honest smile's. sheer force of your joy fie "tnugfis at you. I had rather have a person laugh at mu than not laugh nt all. 1 am not so interested in whether a person laughs at me or with me. 1 simply want to bring out the laugh to help them. Laughing is infectious. Smiles are catching. Oh, good Lord, please ex­ pose me to n few more happiness germs. There is too much sadness in this old world anyway. Fray let mo smile myself to sleep, and if I may have my way, luugh myself to death. —J. Harold Summers in Tourist W a n t to Borrow Some Money Maxwell & Britt AGENTS I*E A L Na t i q n a l ; SEND TH E STATE M ILITIA CLARA. ESTATE n i l , Casually/AuUi Insurants * First fit,8ANKOUD, FLA The representatives of the Putnam Lumber Company have placed anoth­ er stigma upon Florida. This morn­ ing's Associated Press carry reports o f the attempt made to frighten the former convict who gavo the infor­ mation ns to the location o f the grave o f Martin Tuilert, by branching fire­ arms lilK? a hunch o f cowards nnd wild Indiuns, Is one o f the most in­ famous displays o f cowardice and fear o f tho truth that we have seen in tho state o f Florida. It Was made in ‘such n hold manner— right in the fuce o f the legislators; representa­ tives o f the Associated Press and led by the very man who represented the lumber company, in the contract to pay the sheriff $20 per man for herding vagrants into that hell hole which they have been keeping— mid in the very county where Sheriff Jones nnd the judge evidently passed and approved ail such lawlessness— and so brazen were they in tho face o f efforts' t« g e t -at the truth, that in their futility as to what step to Dike broke the law again and would have committed murder had they been given tho least opportunity, that it seems to all law abiding, sensible citizens that the State o f Florida lias been disgraced enough mid 'the militia or anything else that is need­ ed should he sent to that county mid every Inst one o f those slave drivers, every member of tho Putnam Lum­ ber Company, mid nil its propurty, every officer in Is*on county or any other county that had anything to do with the hitting o f the information or with tile beating o f young Tnbcrt or any other man, should bo banished from civilization forever nnd made to walk every font of the way and beaten with every step with the same sized strap that was used upon Tnberl. When it comes to men, who cull themselves citizens, defying the leg ­ islature, defying tho law, which is less than nothing in Leon county; defying the laws of God and man for which there is no recognition among them— that is the lowest degree to which men cull stoop und the State o f Florida, certainly doesn’ t intepd to stand for it. lly the Slate o f Florida we mean tho people o f Florida who believe in a square deal; who de­ mand that justice be meted out in this instance, just ns you would demand were you the father or mother of Martin Tnbert. It is a serious state of affairs when incidents like this related this morning are perpetuated and that section o f Florida needs to be clcnned out nnd if they can’ t be­ have, completely separated from the state because we don’t want and will not claim men as officials or law­ makers from any section that will meekly allow things o f this character to transpire without resentment. With their guns they dolled the informant to show where thu grove was located und this convict knew every last onu connected with tho w h o l e dou l. This lust incident is the moat dis­ graceful thing that hns happened in Florida In tho last decade in tho way o f trying to prcvonl the securing o f facts and have the law lake its victs, and were’ ^specially- severe In regular course. And no ono but de­ thole criticisms in th'ls case, and, by generated cowards o f the lowest typo the time the legislature made It would approve first, business - " n r i T O C H AR ACTER car TO every oinciar nna every, wiuu* «»*»» on Your Real Estate? Ice Us------------- We 'Have It T H I S IH TO C H K T I F Y that on th is IN W I T N E S S W II K I I K O P . S A N K O im t ( t h d a y o f March. A. D. 1923. nt a s p e ­ D t 'lt . D I N O A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION cia l m e e t i n g o f th e s t o c k h o l d e r s o f u r iim u n i t i o n , h a s c a u s e d thin notire H A N FO IlD Ill’ ll.DlN*J A N D LO AN A S ­ Itnd c e r t if ic a te t o he sinn ed In Its ri,rS O C IA TIO N . a r o r p o r a t l o n orK a nlsed purnte m e b y Its P r e sid e n t, and seal­ » n d i-sIstlnR under* th e lutvn o f th e ed w ithn aIts e n rp o r n te seal, attested by p t a t e o f F lor id a , d u e n o t ic e h a v i n g Its S e c r e t a r y , on th is th e 20th day of b een Riven ns p r e s c r i b e d b y la w und by th e h y - l a w s o f said C o r p o r a tio n , to March. A. D. 1923. e'at-h nnd e v e r y s t o c k h o l d e r o f said S A N F O K D H U IL D IN O A N D LO AN*ASItOCIATION c o r p o r a t i o n , by n v o t e o f 4,(11 sh a r es iiv TH JiO J. M IL L K tl,. president. o f s t o r k, s aid n u m b e r o f s h a r e s o f s t o c k b’c l n k m o r e OI TVTt' 'ttlT cc-friliittm O i K A U o f th e tota l n u m b er o f , s h a r e s o f stock Attest C O N N E L L Y . S e c r e ta r y s u b s c r ib e d . It w a s d e em ed e x p e d ie n t »*’ M ar 3 1 -A p r. C a m e n d A R T I C L E VI o f th e C h a r t e r o f A N INDEX WIIBN U LIST IT WITU*UB 0 8F.LL YOUR HEAL ESTATE AS SO C IA T IO N , a c o r p o r a t io n , Imetu). to a p p l y l«> the llnnnrwlile Gary a . Hart d ee . G o v e r n o r o f th e S ta te o f Florida at TnltwhnsBeo, Klorltla, on th e 30th day o f A p r il. A. D. 1923, f o r th e purpnae of nhtaln lm r pH a m e n d m e n t o f AltTICLK VI.. o f th e C h a r t e r o f th e S A N F o a n r G i L D IN O A N D LO AN ASSOCIATION, t o rend u« f o l l o w s , t o - w l t i " A r t i c l e VI.— T h e hlRheat am oun t of InilebteilneeB o r llu h lllty t o w h ich thl* ctirporn tloh sltntl atih jecl Itself ahull lie th e aunt o f T w o H u n d r ed nnd F ifty *r*i.nu■« nit Dollars Itolhira (IIROOOrt 00» •> -Thousand ( »2B(l.non.OO)." ■ .B W IH P I I I P P ( t ir e n la t lo n M s a n a t r P h o n e 32V-IV a f t e r B p. m. only rcnl wealth is happiness gen­ erated with a smile. If 1 were to have to go into the world having to choose between money, power, education, a plcanant smile, or even health, I’d take the smile. Give mo a smile so I may give it out nnd tho rest o f the propo­ sitions mentioned above will be mine before vury king. I can’t understand why those not born with a smiling countenance don’t acquire one. It is nn easy mat­ ter to learn to smile. It is true that it may crack a grouch's face at first, hut even n, hard-boiled gloom com ­ plexion will soften in time. A sm ile relaxes u w rin k led f o r e ­ NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Snnford Carpenters’ Local 1751 contemplates a raise In scale to 75c per hour, taking effect May lf>, 1923. v 291-20tp There could he no heller index lo clmr nclcr Ihnn a savings pass-book. This will serve you well nt nil times nnd under nil circumstances. M AXW ELL HOUSE COFFEE, fja n ............. — ............................. THE PEOPLES HANK of Snnford is rendy nnd nnxious to help you to help yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best recommendation. FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, Per dozen ........ .............................. BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, Per lb........................ ......:................ SUN-MADE SEEDLESS RAISINS, 1 -11),Tin ck n k o ............... ... ............ . ROSE DALE TABLE PEACHES, B'/j-lb. can ...... ........(........... !......... Sanford, Florida PLENTY OF NICE FAT HENS, Per l b . ............................................. M R S. G . C. C A T E S WAYK-IW-WKAK» SPECIAL OFFER V/JTht Standard ol Cumtuirltan To the Purchaser o f 12-Ilis. "Easier Lilly" Self-Bluing: Flour We give one O-lli. bug FREE C o m fo r ta b le C o u p e fo r T h r e e Ona 10-oz. Bottle of Thousand Island Dressing.... .......... 20c 1-II*. Stone Jar o f Hartley’ s Imported Marmalade ..........35c 1-111. rans Warfield Asnaraeus Tins, tier ran 10c Fab. Chips, Lafrance Laundry Tablets, Salsodn, Soaps of ‘ all kinds . O-Bright Silver Polish, per pack age......... .........:..... .......... 15c W o s t i l l m a i n t a i n th e e x c e l l e n t D u a l i t y w h i c h h a s m a d e fn n u iu s The Popular M arket I. I). MARTIN, Prop, T h is B u ick 3-passengcr C o u p e is e con om ica l nnd nt the sam e tim e exceedin gly co m fo rta b le fo r business, professional and fa m ily use. * ■* 4 §» Its w ide d o o rs op en to an in terior w ith ev e ry refine­ m en t and con v en ien ce for perfect c o m fo r t nil the year. Its fine plush cov ered scat is low anti co m fo rta b le . D isapp earin g d o o r w in dow s an d a d ju sta b le w indshields enable o ccu p a n ts t o ca tch the sum m er breeze o r e x ­ clu d e w in ter's cold. N o ta b le im provem en ts in engine and spring suspension h a v e m aterially increased ro a d a b ility and stam ina. Fours 2 Pan- Rood. 5 Paia. Tour. 3 P om . C o o t* 5 P m Man S Pott. Tour. Bfdan * * 6}kht Rood!, 2 Pail. Rood. $U7S 5 P an , Tour. * 1191 5 P u t. Tour. Gedan • • * 1911 5 Pom. Sedan • 1W5 • 4 P a n Cot 7 P * u Tot 7 P o tv 3ul Sport Vtead Sport Tour flulrk r a c to r fe r : c i w t m m t n l lam ________ ____ n/xmr ih r (i. SI. rt. H u rch a it riun. vu/iu h p tw id eg lor U t/ tm d l*uyn un tt. GOOD SHOES FOR MEN When better automobiles are built, Buick will Build Them SANFORD, FLORIDA .... . ............................................ L. C. MOORE, Manager No man likes to make excuses about his ap­ pearance. No man has to make them about his dioes when he can ehoose good-looking ox- as o memorandum. Once you sco our new O A K L A N D road­ ster, it's beauty o f line; its outstanding and predominant qualities and its smooth, non-vibratory running will remain fixed in your mind. Its impressiveness is due to its individ­ ual characteristics that njake it stand out above all other cars aH the**paramount o f perfection. A s a noted critic re­ marked " i f ever a car was perfect in every detail, it’s the O A K L A N D . This car lips marked an epoch in automobile manufacture." , •* V Kent Vulcanizing Company QaU Ayenuc and Third Street �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD; FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1923 Needs banking connection that is sympathetic—on capable o f understanding its opportunities ' as well as its limitations. ~ “ N S U L T US W I T H O B L I G A T I SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK STRENGTH REALM OF SPORTS BASE B A LL FOOT BALL BASKET B A L L TRAP SHOOTING CH AS. rESTERDAY’S DOINGSINTHE • BIG LEAGUES YESTKill)AY*S ItF.SUI.TS Florida Slate League At Lakeland 2, Orlando 3. At Tampa 0, St. Pete 2. i At Daytona U, Hradcntown 8. At |At At |At At At Al At National League Chicago 2, Pittsburg 7. , Boston It, New York 7. Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 8. • Brooklyn 11, Philadelphia 4. American League New York 4, Boston. 5, st. iaihtf.4. Philadelphia t, Washington 2. Cleveland 3, Chicago 0. Florida Stair League Won Lost 5 ...... 11 jrlnndo ...... O ' (I rnmpa __ 0 7 -nkdand 0 !t. Petersburg . ___ 7 ir Jay tuna .......... ... .. 7 .... (i in Iradentown National League Lost Won 1 iNcw York ............... 0 (Chicago .............. ...... 7 . 3 3 3 [Philadelphia , 5 Cincinnati .......... ...... 5 P'ittsburg .......... .... 5 ’ 5 Ft. Louis ............ ...... 3 7 • f» G Boston ..... O 0 Brooklyn ............ Pet. .688 .GOO .503 .438 .438 .375 L. BRITT, Editor Trap Shooters at it in Sanford High Plays in Orlando Earnest Yesterday This Afternoon GOLF BO W LIN G TEN N IS IT 'S /L 3 T $ , 1 000.00 ti km s the biggest of Uj*]/;kbA Can’t Stop the Giants, Reds Lose to Cards, Pi­ rates and Dodgers Win BOXING ST. LOUIS, April 27.— After going hitlcss Lie three innings, Couch was found for six safeties, including two doubles, mid St, Louis defeated Cin­ Boston Takes one From * cinnati yesterday in the second game Yanks, Browns Win, of the series, 8 to 4, Roush got four hits out o f 5 times to the plate, two and Indians Win being doubles. Score: Although there was n drizzling The tenmR representing the Sanford rain throughout the afternoon it was DETROIT, April 27.— Detroit was nnd Orlando High Schools will Imttlc not enough to dampen the order of the local trap shooters and neither to a finish^ this afternoon at F.xposi- vanquished yesterday by the Sislerdid it keep away the many visitors tion Park in Orlando, the Sanford lc,ss Browns, 1 to 3. Ken Williams' that" aro coming to Sanford every team taking along many Sanford fans third heme run o f the season came in Thursday to join the locals in their with them. Coach Wilkinson hns not the sixth, Gerber's second double of weekly shoots. Sanford had two announced his line up for this after­ the day, followed by Robertson's sin­ squads there while Messrs. Evans noon as yet, hut will in all probability gle, brought in the deciding run in the amt Mi-Gibbon of '-Orlando and Mr. lie the same ns the one that bent Or­ ninth. The score: Harold representing the U. S. Cart­ lando in Sanford on the 13th of this St. Louis T.......... 000 021 001- 1 S 1 Detroit ' ......... 003 000 OOU—3 II 0 ridge Co,, also took part and showed month. <'olliiis, Orlando is ull set nnd waiting, nrr Shocker and Sovereld; the locals a few points in the art of cording to the following from the Or! Francis and Bassler. " V “ knocking'them over." ) . ---------Some exceptionally good scores Inndo Sentinel: “ Hatties o f history will lie revived ItCRTON, April 27u-*-Boston opened were made yesterday by the local (ni Exposition Park this afternoon its homo season yustordai by defenlshooters and b y 'th e time the state shoot comet nlT next month, with when Memorial High Kchhnl plays ] ihg New York ft to 4, the winning run hundreds of .visitors here to take part Sanford High on the diamond. The coining in the Pth, on a double by tfti'njn; . m a w uj'aw cbnsfci^viii-' w gninu, promises to lie one o f the lies! H arris und a single by Burns, after high school mutches ever seen "Ttere. YoflJ frail tied the score in the fouqd right up amongst the l*est of It will begin ut four o’clock. final inning. Score: them. “ Memorial’s line up will lie some- N,.\v York mu 0"l IH*2 II 2 The State Shoot, which starts on May 17lh anti lasts for three days thing like this: Vnndergrift, lit; Ho- Boston .... . .... . 200 110 Of)I 5 12 o land Tinker, 2b; doe Tinker, ss.; Po­ Hoyt, Mays, Bush and S ch a n g ; will l>c otte of the biggest events ever gue, 3b; Dennis, c.; Elicit, p., Thomp­ Ehntkc, O’Doul nnd Pirnieli. staged in Sanford anil in attracting son, If; Helms, rf; Mole, cf. attention, not only throughout the WASHINGTON, Aptil 27—Twentystate but will have representation i grant but the two thousand fans :-ji\v Washington score for yctserday is from all points south of Memphis. cop the opening game o f the season During those three days there will be J as follows: 48-50 here yesterday, from Philndedphia, 2 hundreds o f these shooters in Snn- Coleman 71-75 to 1. Witji the Score tied in the 7(li, I Wight for to compete for the honors and Lloyd , Sea Zachary, who pit* lied the Nat­ . ,■........... 03-100 prir.es and the local Hod nnd Gun I Hutchison ionals to victory, hit for three liases, (it*. 75 Club are making large plans to put ..... 01-100 only to lie pul out later at the plate. thin thing across in a manner iliat j Evans 45-50 Evans, however, scored during the in­ vvill leave* a good impression of San- Knight ......... Puleston ................ (15-75 ning on n single by (iosiitt. From n for(] j„ ^he minds of the visitors for VrKildten ....... 8(1-100 ’box President Harding tossed out llie yea ra to come. Hi!liter . fii.vt hall. Score: .......................... 04-75 At the Bnmo time, it behooves c Ity-umlcy . ................... 78-100 Philadelphia (*00 loo 000—1 0 0 ^,ry member o f the local club oiu) 010 lOx—2 7 I jnj0 these Thursday afternoon shoots Harrell - ......... .......... ................ 34-50 . Washington .................. 17-25 II. Hnfris mid Perkins; Zachary and jn ordcr that they will find their Stokes ......... . Ammon . ...... Ghnrrity. .............. .......... 17-25 hearings in plenty o f time to Is* Fct. ,1*00 .i00 .500 .500 .500 .300 .2n0 •-1** '"amongst the host when the big day Mr. L. A. Ifrumley was one o f the arrives. A detailed account of yes­ regulars o f lust year that was seen Atncriran League terday’s scores is published below: Won Lost Interest is again running high at at the shoot yesterday, and from the O Cleveland ........ 7 the traps of the Sanford Rod and |'way " aJ’ those birds Misuppcurcd every New York .................. 0 3 Gun Club and many of the regulars time he. pulled the trigger, leads one Detroit .....................!. 5 4' are nut each Thursday afternouit get­ to believe he has been- doing mime 4 1‘hiladclphiu ............: 4 ting in shape for the big shoot that secret practice mi the side. 5 Washington .....____ .1 4 will be lield here on May 17, 18, 10. Charley West was in front Oviedo St. Louis .......... .......... 3 ,4 Thirteen were out yesterday, in­ to give the gang the once over, and Boston .......... . ......... 3 5 cluding visitora from other places while ho did not take part in yester­ C hicago____"..... ....... G 1 and while the rain interfered with day's shoot he was going over the the shooting und the crowd there glound with the intention of bring­ were several good score a made. The top score goes to Hen Coleman ing in the Oviedo squud next week to RELIEVES HACK ACHE with an average o f 1*0 for the day show these local hoys up. “Have hud kidney trouble and back­ with Wight a rinse second with !*•>• Hoc Puleston was at the idioot ache for many years and I tried sev­ On account o f the wenther many did eral doctors hut got only temporary not huve -tim e 'to fill out their pro- yesterday also, and that makes it look like old time.* when the Uoctur relief. A friend advised mo to try is thdre. I)oc wa sone o f lust year's Foley Kidney Pills, and beforo 1 used beat and he has made the boaat that two boxes 1 was entirely w ell," writes he is going to make himself hard to A. C. Perking Summer Shade, Ky. catch this year. Kidney and U addcsklfuublc requires prompt treatment,’.. ftd e y Kidney Next week should find not less Pills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ thaq four squads at the weekly shoot. stitutes. Insist upon Forty's*. Sojtl All thcao guys what play golf every everywhere.—Adv. <!$y should not forget that tho slate shooVlH just a short distance off and i fthey are going to do. anything worth while at that time they should 1 000.00 bo getting in some practice now. Perfect baking Is the art o f pro­ And where the deuce is Bob New­ ducing fins foods. Our master ba­ man and Col. Knight. Them’s two kers construct a loaf of bread that GUARANTEED appeals to every family’s of good ’uns. and they aro needed at the food value. Our pastries will m nw lot every Thursday afternoon. But you wonder why meal-limes don t w ell beteha ton cents they will be RO ACH K IL L E R come closer together. When you write w»t your neat grocery order write the name o f our bread upon it and insist that you get It. Just you wait itil the program that one Charley^Whltncr la working h Killer $ , day and night onYTOw, Is published. If you want to see the program for a i PROGRESS SERVICE team, pitched 'I ho ecore: Chicago Pittsburgh the two last innings. As long as they last I will give a San­ ford, Florida, name plate for your 000 100 010- 2 10 1 car FREE to anyone . 010 01it) 21x—7-13 2 Osborne, Dumovich, Stauffer 0 Farrell; Admits and Gooch. PHILADELPHIA, April 27- Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries Electric Fans Electric Lamps Brooklyn spoiled the Nutioniil League opening here yesterday by beating Philadelphia, 11 to I, in a hard hitting contest. In the first inning Williams hit a home run, scoring llolke ahead Cincinnati 200 010 010—4 11 1 r.f him and putting the Phillies In the Si. Louis 000 GOO 1lx — 8 13 2 lend for n short time. In the Gth, Co.uch, Abrams, Benton and Har­ High hit n circuit blow for Brooklyn. graves; Shard* II and Clemons. Score: Brooklyn 122 035 001— 14 15 1 NEW YORK. April 27.—'The New Philadelphia 20 ii 000 020— I i York Nationals opened their home Mason here yesterday, with a hard (ought 7 to :t victory over the Boston cltih. The game was a freakish-af­ fair and full of unusual incidents. Bos­ ton made only otic fluke hit o f f NYhf and Ryan, a bounder by HoVckel thru Booth's legs in. tile fifth inning. All three* Boston runs resulted from cr­ iers. Chri.-ty Mathcwro.'t. new B o s ­ ton president, was given a ttemenduus ovation. Willi two ort in the eighth, Nqw York started n -rally in which tltc Giants hunched mx hits for ten lias-'s and scored 0 runs. Score: Boston New York (MU* nil (it*I 3 1 <* (Hill mil Utix —7 I I I Manpmrd, ties- kg*-;*-und Ntdif, Ryan mid Snyder. CHICAGO, April 27—Stanley Cove* leskie pitched nil tight hall in the pinches yesterday, while Cleveland hit Fnber opportunely and shut out Chi­ cago, three to nothing, before un op­ ening day crowd of approximately 30,UUO. Score: Cleveland . Hi" (Mil) 020—3 13 0 Chicago ...... ooo ooo 000- o h o Covclcskic and O’Neill; Faber, T. Blankenship and Schalk. IIKAVY SHIPMENT OF TOMATOES GO FORWARD FROM MANATEE SECTION BUADENTOWN. April 2(1.—Tomatocs ure moving to market in in­ creasing quantity from this section now, the movement gathering im­ petus daily. It is estimated by Man­ ager 1. T. Willinms of the Manatee County Vegetable Growers1 Associa­ tion that lids week's movement of tomato** will not fail much short of forty cars a day and may average higher than that. • Carload movement of tomatoes for tile KOufdri which has just opened— up to Monday night o f this week— was close to one hundred cars for the period. Of course, that is only the beginning of the movement. Prices arc good—fancies were quoted Tuesday at $.1.25 to $3.50; choice at $2J>0‘ to $2.75, und ordinary ut $2 t ^ J $2-25. fP I f no heavy rains occur to blight the fruit tho car movement out of Manatee this season should figure in about fourteen to flltccn hundred carloads o f tomatoes) That means a money return to (hi* section of around a million on the tomato c for home nnd nutomohile “ Quality - nnd prices hard to beat” F. P. RINES -Phone 481-J f menus you geL ju st wliat you pay for. There's n lot o f com fort in knowing llm t your lumber enmo from u concern with u reputation too good to risk by careless grading. W o always try to give our customers tho benefit o f tho dou bt, I f a board is a “ tolerable first,“ it s a “ second* w itb us, and so graded and priced. Ask the carpenters! G.iwdy; PITTSBURGH, April 27.— Pitts­ burg made it two alt nights from f'liieego by winning y* sterility's game, 7 to 2. Thu Pirates l.nq ked Osborne out of the box in tli second inning. A fter four runs had been scored and with tltc liases full, he wan relieved by Dunmvielt, who retire*! the side, .Stauf­ fer, a Pittsburg boy on the Chicago TIRES A N D TUBES GAS A N D OIL • • ami HILL LUMBER COMPANY riOMC 130------------------------------------------ HANFOIll). FLORIDA Important Announcement t On account of having to vacate my place of business to make way for the contractor now working there, 5 have stored my stock waiting tor my . • • J) ' , » New Headquarters ~ * to be ready. * * • 1 .* 1 I will be located at the stand now occupied by R ou m illat & Anderson, and will be open there tor business just as soon as they are able to move, which should be about a week or ten days. ’ Company will g store soon in MldtAir- 12-tftf 1 g fgrgfiU H TEJTinLrefagrafafH JH fiiniJH nraiiiTz/Enara i*V vV« £1 4a * �■ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923 PAGE SIX - O*N L Y a man— it must be chased, not empty handed, but with money with which to make M ORE mon­ ey! Our Savings Department payr ing 4 % Interest is Jhe path on which to make your start. New Recounts cordially invited — w h y*-not-becom e a-steadydepositor o f ours? First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER ' ■ R F. WIIJTNKIt, Cashier F P FORSTER, President ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ D IR Satisfactory Results Cannot Be Obtained From Cheap Inferior Feed Don't think a feed is all right simply because your stock eats it. A cowt will eat most anything if you sweeten it with molasses hut the milk pail will show the difference. We guar­ antee results from the feed that we sell—and remem­ ber— “ Your Money Hark If You Ar« Not Satisfied” SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY Company FANCY FLO R ID A and W E ST E R N ALL CHOICE CUTS IN MEATS ‘“ HOME-MADE SAUSAGE -QUICK DELIVERY JUST PHONE 402 KANFORl) AVKNUI* DAYS OF THESE * ' % ’ *i Spring Showers of Bargains '.'The Eternal Flume" was one good picture. Just ns {food features. ----------- SALE ENDS TUESDAY, MAY Ist as most Friday night And if the o r d in a l picture* ere as good ns the features used to be, that means sure enough week end feature tonight. ____ . _______ . — ------- REM EM BER—3 D AYS j‘ Saturday. Monday and Tuesday Cecil II. DeMille's production "Adam's Klb" holds the cards for tonight ifnd it goes without saying thut this is going to bo n treat to those that bu it. And for the benefit o f those that ^an't get thcro tonight, so it to­ morrow night— it's here for two days. Mr. and Mrs. I). I. Thrnsher and Mr and Mrs. J. L). Woodruff are in­ vited to be the guests for the big plcturo tonight. This is another treat on the house. There nro Homo real high clnnn attraction!* coming to the Princess next wocit and if you would bu wise, get a copy o f next week’s program and act the dates you expect to at­ tend. You will find them' nil good ones. Phone 550 213-215 Sanford Avenue HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIECE GOODS Iced Tea Glasses, 12-oz. • size, plain, 2 for .......... ........ Bleached Muslin, 30-in. wide, yard ..... ........ ..... Dinner Plates, plain white, f f g\ each .........................................i t M Cnps and Saucers, St. Dennis, or recu White Lawn, good quality 30-in. wide, y a rd .......... lar teas, cup and Saucer ..................................... Coupe Soup Plates, OliLfl **.*•»»*a*•■ •<«*»«,#,mm ,»m••»•• Apron Gingham, 20c quality, 3 yards f o r ..... Saturday Special, 80c* l-lli. assort­ ment o f C'horolateH, 4l)c. Saturday only.— It. Bower. ur>-2U' "Had n rough and wheeling in my throat," write.*) Caroline Hillard, Pet­ ersburg, Vu. “ Foloy'a Honey ami Tar gave me (illicit relief and stopped my rough." Coughs 'resulting from Flu, Cirippe, Whooping Cough, As­ thma and Hninehitis, quickly relieved with Foley’* Honey ntid Tur. Three gene rat in as of satisfied users have made Foley's Honey anil Tar the larg­ est selling cough medicine in the world. Refuse substitute.). Insist upon Foley’s. Bold everywhere.— Adv. Oil Mops, each ............................ SPECIAL SATURDAY and MON­ DAY, all Dotted Voiles and Witch­ ery Crepes, (>‘Jc This is a chance you cannot afford to let pass, if you need a nice summer dress. REMEMBER this is Saturday and Monday Only. Imported Gingham, 32-in. Black and White Checks Batiste, 27-in. wide, Blue ami Binlf, yard ......... Curtain Scrim, White and Eerue, also fancy, yard ^ A lO L Gnlvan ized Combi nettea each .................... 98c Enameled Wn,di Basin, each ............................ 15c Tin Milk Pails 10-nt.. each ............... n n A 30c Ovens, full lined, for gas or fij O oil burners, e a ch ............. * » / Bilk it# PMttJ'llftlW-iiA each ........................... " /J Q 29e 29c colors | *8 ..J L v ^ -fl J . A 1 *2 L Marquisette, 45c value, White, Cream find Ecru, y d .. ..........l l 9 v Voiles, 3fi-in. wide. yard ............................. Water Coolers, 3-tin I. stoneware, each Steel Fry Pans, each Chambrnys, 32-in. wide, solid Light Blue, Pink, Orchid, Brown and Green, 36c vul., Unbleached Muslin, good weight, yurd ....... 10c $1.49 69c $2.98 Aluminum Pails, 12-qt. $2.00 value, each ...... OH, LADIES! LOOK A T THIS V A L U E ! flO v DON’T FORGET! J OUR SALE ON MUSLIN UNDERc WEAR ] 89c $1,49 Night Gowns, only a more left, e a ch ...... ft" v Night Gowns, extra sizes, e a c h ............. Muslin Petticoats, deep trimming, S 98c v“ luc: ■ •—is the wav you’ ll describe this sale when you’ve seen the multitude of bargains which are here for . the taking. It's a downpour you’ll enjoy since the bargains being showered upon the lucky shoppers are timely values. Remember, Only 3 More Days! 1 1i l3 fl 3i t3 ■ White Voile and Organdie Waists, only a few more left and they . arc worth §1, ea ch ........ .........U v V Ladies’ Knitted Union Suits, O Q o ea ch ...................... ...................O t F V Brassieres, GOc value, each .................. Bath Towels, 18x38-in., extra good weight, each Boys’ .Union Suits, 8 to 14 years, each Men’s Union Suits, eacli *..................... .......a..... Men’s Blue Chambcny Work Shirts, ea ch ............. ......... Ladies Full Fashioned Silk i Hose, $2.75 value, pair .... < Ladies’ Pure Thread Silk t Pair .......... .............' Ladies’ Lisle Hose, with Seam, p a ir ................. Ladies’ Silk Hose, long boot, pair ................. SPECIAL— OIL STOVES Oil Cook Stove, 3 burners. Wc guarantee absolute satisfaction on this stove and for the remaining three days of our salo are giving you the special price, 3-IIurner Stove, each HAVEN’T SPACE TO LIST OTH ER BIG V A L U E S W E A REGULAR DOWNPOUR Children’s While Organdie and Doited Swiss Dresses, beautiful quality, sizes 3 to Q 4 Q Q and 14 yrs. Priced at.. i p l i v O up COUNTER GOODS Sauce Dishes, 5-in. each ................... „....... Long Cloth, 30-in. good quality, y a r d ................ tie HOI) Lionel, from Oviedo, spent ♦ J Sunday with Mm . Rabun’s mother, A M m . Wnlnright. . A Mi*, and Mrs. Abe .West, and two sons, ’ llube and Clide, Miss Esther* f I’ owelli Mr. and Mrs, (J. Walnright j formed a party and spent tho day ut lllack Water creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ruhun enter- *<jJ mined Sunday at dinner in honor of V their little son, Curl .1. It., second A hi)Unlay. Those invited were M rs.'** John Hadger and two children, I.ila £ and O. (’ ., Mr. and Mr«. I). II. Rabun, Mr, and Mrs. Carr 1,. Bchoone- j mu mi. j Mr*. Carl Smith spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ala) West. This week will start the pepper picking, iicunn in some patches will ^ aoon lie tiirougli lw*aring. Tomatoes are being picked and carried to the J packing house In town to he parked. Oscar i'eurson is building a new house in the place where his house ♦»; hurried. They only saved tin* clothea *♦< they had on and a few that was on £ the ilothes line, (hat was in the yard. Jt. Mis. (tussle Smith, lms returned! J home after spending several days at j Tarpon Springs with Mr. Smith's mother and sister. ♦*' STOPS COCI1II ANII WIIKKZY ♦*, llltRATHINfl CHILDREN’S .W H IT E DRESSES, $1.98 Unbleached Sheeting 9/4, big vnlue, y a r d ............. Dress Ginghams, 32-in. wide, yard ................... 3 SUCCESSFUL ■ HOME MANAGEMENT — includes thrifty buying. That means Inking advantage of every opportunity to purchase nec­ essities at a profit. Certainly this Spring Shower of Bargains presents such an opportunity and ev­ ery forehanded buyer should be here before this event is over. _ * SANFORD, FLORIDA NO PHONES— NO DELIVERY— NO CHARGING— NO OVERHEAD EXPENS WE HAVE FANCY CORN-FED LITTLE PIG PORKERS, ANY CUT. LB.......... ------------------------------------------ NO RESTRICTIONS AS TO HOW MUCH OF OUR STOCK YOU PURCHASE THIS IS EXTRA SPECIAL „ GOOD COFFEE, PER L B .................................. ................. ..........23e SUGAR-CURED H AM S, per lb.................................... SPRING LAM B, per l b .................................................... LEGS OF MILK-FtyD VE AL, per lb........................ 3 1/2 POUNDS GREEN BEANS F O R ................. N E W POTATOES, HOM E-GROW N, 4 LBS. FOR Prime Steer Pot Roast, lb. Juicy Oven Roast, lb......... Shnrt Ribs, lb. ......... Steaks, Plain, lb.................. Steaks, Flat, lb. ................. Pork Shoulder Anna, lb, .. Legs of Lamb, Western, lb, Sirloin Steak, Western, lb. T-Bone Steak, Western, lb, FANCY LARGE POD GREEN P!2iM»ERS, Per dozen WEST FIRST STREET 3 *MORE CHICKENS, FRESH KILLED, per lb. ............................... .....................35c FA N C Y LEGS OF PORK,.per lb............ ................................................. 20c F A N C Y FLORIDA PORK, CORN-FED, per l b . .................... ......... 25c PICNIC H AM S, per lb................ .. . ........ .....:...................1............. .. . 15c F A N C Y B R E A K F A ST BACON, p crlb ................ ...... .................... 25c Beef Liver, lb........................... .................. 1 Smoked Sausage, lb........................ 1........... 1 Pork Chops, Western, lb........................... 25c Bacon Nugget, Sugar cured, lb ......... ........ ! Pork Rousts, Western, lb............................ 20c BRING .YOUJi. BASKETS ANI) FILL THEM W H GROCERIES WHILE THEY ARE CHEAP WE CARRY THE FAMOUS Ll! TZ & SCHRAMM & CO. JAMS------------------------ KEEP MPVI Sparc Ribs. Western, lb.......... ....... ........... 20c Pig Tails, Western, lb........... .....................20c Cream Cheese, lb. .................... .......... ....... 30c Limburger Cheese, lb ............. ................... 40c Wisconsin Brick Cheese, lb..,.... ............... 40c Sliced Ham, lb............. ........................... ..... 40c Luncheon Loaf, lb....... ......................... ....... 2(Jc Butter, lb....................... ,.........................:....5f>c CHASE AND SANBORN’S COFFEE NEXT DOOR TO COCA-COLA jg �L'-V ,'s THESANFOfcDD; TTforml 1Pwa sa 'co m Ig~a rtis t I ■ fc* W f i m ^ h e v Tr h e T v V ^ ^ v w w r e o iB V M E . " R vm oos # \ « r ts r e » V R o t s E u .i m : r lie W W ^ 'SHSEr KlR- r w ^ im •:yW iM V ^Sw ! there. We enjoyed seeing the colj ery jhi its trip from the trucks to tho big washing tubs, the bunching nnd I crating nnd on tho carrier which |lakes it to the place where streams of ice wntcr chills it, then on tho — W H O L E SA L E ^ * carrier again right to the iced enr ready for its trip north. We also en­ flix.'ifird Ado Ic n word. No OB COMMISSION MERCHANTS * --------Cards o f Sanford's Repot* joyed n pleasant drive through the Ad taken for Ir.na than 23c. Ml M Ton tan find the name of able Professional Men, each And positively no Claasifled Ml Mrs. Wcstcrdick spent the day truck section and down by tile little Southern Vegetables M every live Buaineaa Man o f whom, in hia chosen pro* Ads rharerd to anyone. Cash Ml Tuesday with Mrs. Wm. Swnync. church. Our Specially M in Sanford in thla Column f m s Iod the Herald recom­ must accompany all orders. Ml On Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesse Lee M each day. mends to the people. Count the words and remit !M nnd children o f the W estsido nnd RICH M ON D , V A . Saturday Special, 80c 1-lb. assort­ « Mrs. Kntio Thompson nnd son Ralph, ment o f Chocolates, 40c. ■ — - . -------acordinKly. Ml Saturday m ■ h N U M t l i k i l i l i nnd little granddaughter from l)e- only.— R. C. Bower. 25-2lc ■ ■■■■■ aaii ■ ■ ■ ■ !■ ■ m a s s ana i s n s n s i i i n i i i r s i i s n s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a n Quick Service IVansfer Ijtnd were callers ut the home of Mr. FOR SALK * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ »■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a u a in in M a H a a a B a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ George A . DeCottes Mrs. Stedt. Storage Facilities ' lHMEKS— You can gat aeod bod attorney-nt-Law S ' s Rev. Wnhlberg wns also n guest if we please you, tell others; if uot, frames and irrigation plugs at t t « 5 Tis is the Place to Buy Your there, having cnlled on nKturdny at itP'C*. tell ns. Phone 498 nford Novelty Works. 100-tfc Over Seminole County Bank n number o f Grnpcvillc homes, Ilit SALE—Hosier «n<l Uaya’ paints SANFORD FLORIDA Mr. nnd Mrs. Nelson and two and varnishes at Sanford Novelty daughters o f Silver I*nkc came over SANFORD N O VELTY 'orks, Sanfotd agents. 183-tfc Sunday morning to hear the icrmon FR ED R. W ILSO N W ORKS bit SALE—ithode Island eggs Tor by Rev. Wuhlbcrg. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. V. C. COLLER, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ltindquist and liswortli, Ilcnrdall Avenue, Sanchildren nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. lliimcr First National Dank Duilding General Shop and Mill kyL 83-tfp I.undquist nnd little daughter spent 8ANFORD - :FLORIDA Work . OR SALE—Fine strawberries fo r Sunday at Palm Springs. preserving or table use, 15c quart, CONTRACTOR and RUILDER Mr. nnd Mrs. Nell Swnnson lu»d ity orders of five quarts or more clo- ELTON J. MOUGHTON •17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. the plcasuro o f n littio outing last Ivorcd.—1.. II. Jones, Ucardnll Aveweek motoring with their so:i Nor­ ARCHITECT Phone 3303. 22-tfc man, Saturday to Tampa and return­ BIRD’S NEPONSIT WALL BOARD jj ’OR SAI.K Two cows and several B. W . HERNDON Room 7. Miller Bldg. ing Tuesday. lie Mrs. McDou* < nice heifers. (J. I)., care o f Hcr- 4AN FORD FLORIDA gul to set* a brother there. CHATTANOOGA AND WEBER WAGONS \ --------------------fri^ tp Sirs, 'p fik in s o n niid daughter, l INSURANCE AGENCY Helen, of Osteon, were dirfner guests FIRE--------- AUTO----------BONDS fo il SAI.K CHEAP-’ Model N Hup*, ** o f Mrs. Westcrdick on 1 Satunlny. irohile roadster. Excellent comilICHELLE M AIN E S They canto over to attend the ser­ new tin-s, new paint. A*1 me* S. O. Shinholser LAWYER vices at tho home o f Mr. Forrest hhnnir.il condition. $250 takes it. - :— Court House West. Elder Shullcr nnd wife also let quick. See P. A. Mero. 2l-3tcContractor and builder came from Orlundo. fo il SAI.K lot with *1 room bunga­ ■ —W■— m ■ Mrs. August Swnnson Is spending low, corner of Myrtle Ave. and 13th «JW Examined Going Back f or It. Glaa.m Doalgned 4ANFOKI) *:* *:• *:• FLORIDA » i i i a i « H i « i » » n H n M i s i i s | i B i n i n i i n i s i i m m n t a few days with Mrs. Ilnrold llnskins Itrrcl. Apply to Frank Brinson. Henry McLaulin, Jr., I - . —I------~*-~ ■■ -------------------------------------- II I ‘ ^ ~ ■ -- ------------------- ; ----------_ „ .week. , ....... 25-Gtp A. P. Connelly & Sons thisMrs. Beck nnd molHer, Mrs. West: Opt. D.; " - • IC.lMMI.hrd ISO* FOHRKNT erdlck, attended the nrhor day ex-1 tl-R-A-L. r-N-T-A-T-B Opticl an-Optomctrist erciscs at tho school on Wednesday. Phone or write # Pirm . Im r.lm r#li *7 /II Bast First Street Sanford. Fta. Mr. nnd Airs. Coller stopped to see ♦> •THE SANDI'll'ER” Pn-IntprM.rd Innd ln*urnnrr Mr. nnd Mrs. Cramer on Sunday. His hir midseason rates, 315 N. Atlantic t'ltjr I,Ml. Nurrlr llande nephew, Will, who has Iteen spending tvc., Daytona Bench.— Mrs. L. R. llom r. I.,IHM« W . J. THIGPEN the winter with them went litick last halt. Phone '.'I'O-W. 20-Qte llu.lnr.. rr«iirr<r llu.lnr.. C lanrr. week to his homo in New York state, UtRAMIE now Cut the mask beauti­ Real Estate Muln UlTIre. but as he has had Florida sand in ful coniplet* !y furnished, cool, ocean u r.iM ii ni-tAi.rt rouiM JiT FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE his shoes, it may draw him here ront apartmcniH on the beach. EvlANPOlill IWKSTMli.AT COMI’ AST rj thing new and modern, investigate HIM VlMsanlln Ate. again. Anyway he liked it. -OfTicc 271 I'kimr dH -I’ honcsRes. 205Ben Swansin after spending the cisiinally or write in time. Sudd, winter here with his brothers, Neil 16Ocean Ave.. Apartment I, Daytona DR. J. T. DENTON ST E W A R T The Florist nnd August nnd other friends left on Irnrh, Fla. 7-3t-Frl-p PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Cut Flowers----------------Floral Designs Wednesday for hia home nt Denver, Colorado. August was down to see Rooms 206-207-209 Mrisch Building Annual nnd Ornamental Plants him otT nnd on Sunday, Neil and wife 'OR RENT Twofurnished bed 814 Myrtle Ave.------------ Phone 260-W visited nt the home of Mrs. Nelson rooms, home new, ideal summer loRooms 226-228 |c«tion. Apply 217 East Third Street, where he lias been stopping for some i( pays to swim with the current of This is uboul two spark plugs. At the DR. R. M . MASON time. Nell had not seen him for block from P. O. 23-3tp SANFORD M ACH IN E popular demand. DENTIST moment they are lyhig on the sales forty years. iFoTT l:f"NT 2 fornislied housekeepCOM PANY New Mrisch Duilding "Our job," nuid one jobber, “ is to Ilev. O, O. Eckhart o f Pierson will ing rooms on first floor and two upmanager’s desk in the establishment of St. 24-21p Phone 201 Knnford, Florida preach tonight, Thursday and again General Machine and Roller "lairs. $20 per month. 31-1 East 5th supply markets, not create them. L e t. a large middle-western hardware jo b ­ F4ill ItKN'l Six room house and ga* on Sunday evening nt the Lutheran Works IIn* manufacturer make a market for iage. Apply 215 East Eleventh St. church. Cylinder Grinding DIt. G. S. SI5LMAN ber. > ____________ "_________25:3tp Wo hear that Urn. Clark preached bis goods, and we will handle it.’’ Automobile Repnim Practieo limited to nt Ijiku Mary on Thursday evening. FOR RENT—Owing to tho fnct that One spark plug hears a name known Acetylene Welding Diseases o f Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Throat Suturdny morning occurred the we are railed t«» Tennessee for Eyes Examined, (Hasses Fitted Phone fil!--------Sanford,.Florida wherever automobiles are used, the Said another— “ Our salesmen carry funeral o f David Henry Thompson, ilniut one year, we offer our little Mcisrh Building the nine year old son of Mrs. Emma home fur rent. A six room house, a catalog with thousands of items in it. other a name seldom heard. Bryant o f I-ongwood. He had been furnished if desired, two wells, one They haven’ t the time to push unudan invalid nil o f his life, being unexcellent drinking water, burn, gaBoth, says the sales manager, arc nfalc to walk until seven years old. vertised good*. Their work i« princi­ iage, chicken house. Twenty bearing good plugs. On the store o f quality Malaria also affected his heart, l-nte orange trees, nu excellent garden pally talcing orders.’ * ly his mother ‘ had moved to Mrs. •pot on hard r/ad, three mllca from they run neck and neck. Jack Vaughn’s who kindly helped to p" t office. ('/fill Iturnl Operator 3203 care for him calling the county doc­ —a bargain to the right parties.— F. If you go among those wholesalers to­ “ But,” he adds, “ we are discontinu­ tor who did all lie could. Father! K. West. 4-27-28-w-tp day to introduc.e a now product in com­ ing this line”— and he holds up the plug Hcnncssy o f the Catholic church held m FOR RENT— Furnished rooms for petition with merchandise nationally services at the grave. His uncle, o f unfamiliar name. “ Yes, and our dis­ light housekeeping at summer rates. Axel I.undquist and sisters, Mrs. advertised, unless the article is excep­ Al»u two furnished lied rooms, very count on it is larger, too.” Nylund nnd Mrs. Dan Ferry and son •ksiiiddc locatiun, 701 Magnolia ave­ tional, you will be met everywhere by and duughters, Mrs. Joe Fortier and nue. 25-4 tc “ What's wrong with it? Not a Columbus Karin o f Soldiers Creek at­ tho injunction; “ First go out and get tended the funeral. Mrs. M«Waters thing. It's a good plug— mighty good a reputation for your goods through kindly took the mother to their home. VvAhKD—A chance to build your plug, but— no ouu knows about iL. It Sho moved her things bsck to Ix>ngadvertising. new home before lumber gets any isn’t advertised—tho other one is. Tho higher. Plans and estimates furnishwood Monday. w • Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tyner and fam­ demand is for the advertised make. ni.—Sanford Novelty Worka. 183-tfc Tho wholesaler knows by actual con­ ily o f thla place and Mr. and Mrs. And we’ve learned it pays to swim WANTED t o BUY-rAsparagus fern Noah Fry, Mrs. Bengston, Miss Eu­ tact with dealers Junv thoy yalqe speed seed, for good clean Stock will pay nice Tyner, Mr. and Mrs. Maincs Jill with the current, not against it.” o f turnover, goods which move with u * good price. Address \V. P, Newell I .• X CTS-SlSV o f Windermere and Emil Magnuson Co., Wholesale Fern Crow en, Apopka, minimum of effort, goods people know pic nicked on Sunday at Crystal I*ake, \*»»% More nnd more jobbers in every line Fla. 270-tfc f*Xt» Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith end two about and ask for. o f business arc learning every day that Sa l e s m a n w a n t e d by food manchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Hender­ ufarturer for Florida. 'State wage son o f near Monroe were Sunday afACHIEVES ELEGANT •anted, age, prior employment and ternoon visitors at the home o f Mr. SERVES NEEDS OF YOUTH references. Address Box 220, Jack­ SIMPLICITY and Mrs. Wm. Henderson. sonville, Fla. 23-5tc The needs of youth are charmingly Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson had a . An.interesting frock is this because It makes one look just as one wants to HAVE BUYERS for farms and lands, served in this frock of changeable apri­ pleasant time tithing on the St. Johns cot and old. rose taffeta. The ovallook—elegant nnd conservative. For in Seminole county. Describe and ahaped neck is bound with a bias fold on Friday. the model dark brown ertpe is used. •tale price—Lake Mary Realty Com- of aelf-nutcrul, and the sleeves of Mrs. Vollie Williams and'children If the deep collar is not preferred, the flowing design, are finished in the same P»ny, Lake Mary, Fla. 25-tfc took a trip .to Orlando on Wednes­ slashed front may be rolled liack to way. If preferred, the deep flowing form revers, surmounted by a collar. day. sections which lengthen the sleeves may This design Iqpds itself to development • ' Mrs. Ballinger spett a day with be omitted, giving the drees a more in a variety of materials. Medium Mrs. Albert Cruse at hor home near sice requirr*4tf yardsof 36-lnch ertpe. LO.Sl—On Orlando road between Sil­ formal air. Medium sire requires 4J> 36-inch material. Pictorial Review Dress No. l u i . the pre-cooling plant on Wednesday. ver Lake and Sanford, Packard 37x5 yards Pictorial Review Drr^ No. 1431. Sizes, 34 to 32 inches bust. 'Price, 33 engineer I Albert Is the diiy c Mtv and rim, Pleaso inform 1-. T, Siaea, 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. . *V •• . Field, Field Auto Top Co. 24*tfc cents. _ ------- -----* V x ------ — la Ri fii f t m f t N " " " purely" " : business : CLASSIFIED S ADS : PROFESSIONAL : DIRECTORY j Virginia Produce Co.] Honesty | Service | t ftOOFING We have the variety, the quality and the best 5 price q H IL L , j Implement and Supply Co. \ I It Pays to Swim With the Ci f t ~ WANTED Published by the Santord Daily Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies ■ H H H /H i' mm * B raB e. * ■M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 27, 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/dd9500599232f663cf67223fae6a2e6b.pdf 94049930bc7d5075273e542c587d9c64 PDF Text Text fJ-'fT Sirs- •• i W'.'.Z. ■i* v : V P3»% ■ it t IN t h e HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION • volum e .. .> ~ . J ,—• ------------- '. . m -------- SALFORD, Fli>RkDA,.THXIRSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923 rv. WENT DECIDED PERMIT .......... RUSSIANS LANDED IN PHILIPPI . - FOUR S0U T..^«, ■ . 4 - - j r — t4 t • ' — ....... IFRFAll MEMORIAL SERVICES “ •* Ruthenburg Jury Jlears Communist Party’s Program ( I ts n » r A sso c ia te* P re s s 1 - NUMBER 24 MANY DEEGATES AND VISITORS W ill ATTEND THE REUNT OF SPANISH WAR VETERANS hrSTr-dOSEPH; -Mtch.—-ATrii-^O — 1 . Tho keystone of the statu of Michignn’s case ugninst Charles E. RuthFeatured With Parades and Puhlic Speaking and enberg—the program nnd constitu­ tion of the Communist party in Amer­ • Decoration of Graves ■ ' HELD IN SANFORD ON MAY ica—was read this afternoon to the 7TH TO 9TH AND BIG jury trying ltuthenbcrg on charges WOULD ALLOW THEM. TO . . . tn r Tkr Associate* I’ltw l TIME PROMISED of crlmlnnt syndicalism, after all ef­ COME TO UNITED STATES ATLANTA, April 20.—In four "Southern state today the South commem­ forts of the defense to keep it out ON TRANSPORT orated the grey-clad heroes of ’01 in widespread memorial services featured filled. The twelve men in the jury with parades, puhlic speaking nnd decoration of grave*. Alabama, Georgia, l*ox, with printed copies of the docu­ Florida and Mississippi were the Rtates Betting aside the day. Public offic­ ments in their hands, followed closely ials and private citizens joined the United Daughters of the Confederacy and as 'Cole Smith, nsistnnt attorneyIwill Be Feature of Parade That Sons of Confederate Vetornns in \ho celebration. . gnnernl of Michigan nnd Charles W. Will Take Place on Second OF ORLANDO BOY IN MICHIGAN Them to America In Charge of FROM HOURS OF 1)AVID WILL I1E Gore, prosecuting attorney of Berrien Day of the Reunion The American Red PRISON PRESENTED MADE TO TELL WHAT tounty, took turns rending it into ~ Cross TODAY Acording to U. A. Tcrheun, Comthe record. . THEY KNOW innmler of Col. Theodora Roosevelt an r T h r A a a o rln lrd P r e s s ) Mass action, the program says, (It* Tke Aamplalrd I'rrn ) ‘ WASHINGTON, April 20.—Presi­ Camp No. 13, United Spanish War <njr Tile AiwfUIrS Ptm») LANSING, Mich., April 26.—Evi­ “leading to direct collusion with the dent.Harding decided today to permit • ST. JOSEPH, Mich., April 20—Ben­ Veterans, there has been a most gondence to establish thnt Frank Patter­ gourgeoisie stute, has been forced transportation to the United States jamin Hill, 28, and Lillian Ilnnson the prolctnrint by the Wfvolution- son, of Orlando, Fin., who died n fort­ urous response from the various or­ of five hundred Russian refugees, forde, 20, who were Intercepted" at invitation sent .iry epoch in which the world has night ago in Iona reformatory was ganizations to the recently landed in the Philippines, Stevcnsvillc early today while fleeing them to participate In the parado struck by a prison guard nftcr hq had now entered.’ after a stormy voyage tln their own from the House of David (were bro’t which will be held during the 13th attacked the guard \\'a» before Gov­ “The Communist party," it con­ nhips from Vladivostok. Plans for back here this morning and agreed to Crowd of Men Threaten Former Convict Trying Annual Reunion of the U. S. W. V., tinues, systematically ami per­ ernor Grocsbeck today. Transcript of bringing thd refugees to the United go before the grand jury Investigat­ which will be held in Sanford May to Find Tabert Death * sistently“will evidenefl taken in investigation into propngnto tho idea of the States on army transport mapped ing alleged immorality at Colony nnd inevitability of a necessity for vlo- Patterson’s death was presented to 7th to Oth inclusive. out st a • conference of President tell what they know about conditions The parade will be held the second I Hr Tkr AwncUtfll Press' lent revolution nnd will prepare the the governor by Prosecutlny Attorney Harding. Secretary Weeks, and Chair­ there. CLARA, Fla., April 20.—A silent grove about a half mile from the main workers for armed insurrection ns Gomund and Sheriff Cook, of Iona. day of the convention, the formation man Payne of the Red Cross, which display of firearms greeted the mem­ i-ond. Tho committee left the nuto- tho only means of overthrowing will be ns follows: organization will have charge of re­ WATERWAY bers of the joint legislative commit­ n.obilo and started for the grove, ap­ the capitalist state." Marshals: Sheriff Hand and Geo. BANKER ADMITS lief measures for the Russians on tee here yesterday,, on their arrival proximately thirty men following. A. Lane of Miami, tho latter tho MEET AT It is on this program thnt the stute HE STOLE FUND arivsl in this country. with Arthur Johnson, former convict, Representative Kennerly addressed ordepends to prove the nature of the TITUSVILLE to exhume the body of Martin Tab­ thd crowd, saying: "Gentlemen, this TO BUY STOCKS: ‘h“ ‘" “c WASHINGTON, April 20.—Appro­ ert of Munich, N. D., who is alleged is an outrage. I shall report this to gathering at llridgcman, this county, Next in line will lie the band, priation made by Congress a t the last . DAYTONA, April 2(1.—A dccislvo to have died of injuries received at the tho governor. I will let the newspa­ which ltuthenbcrg attended last Au­ YORK, Pa., April 20.—In a con­ Knights' Templar, G. A. R. nnd U. C. gust. Francis Morrow, department session for elevating guns of Amer­ step toward obtaining government hands of a “whipping boss" in a pri- pers know all about it, too." fession given out by tile authorities ican fleet will not be used for thnt aid and co-operation in the construc­ vato ramp'herc. There was no response from any­ of justice agent, who attended the tonight, Thomas H. Baird, cashier V.' in cars members of nil camps pf ' U. S. W. V. of Florida, American purpose, SecretaryD enby announc­ tion o a navigable waterway, between The firearm’s were strapped to the one in the crowd, hut several mem­ convention at Bridgeman, us n dele­ o ft he city hank of York, who, with Ixgiun, National Guard Units, Com­ gate was on tile stand all day today ed, because of unintended, erroneous Jnckuonville and Miami was taken hips of several shirt sleeved men, bers of tho following pnrty asked his assistant, Win, II. Boll, is in jail pany D nnd Medical Detachment, linking up the events of the conven­ statements made by navy representa­ nt an open meeting today a t Titus­ ngninst whom charges of intimidation those who had pistols to hide them. charged with embezzlement of ap­ tives in recommending the appropria­ ville, with the oppointment of a will be made, it was announced by They also requested that Johnson be tion on which the state hopes to con­ proximately $1,000,000 of the bank’s Masons, Elks, Kiwnnis, Roturinns, I. O. (). F.» D. A. It., U. D. C., and tion. Secretary Denby intimated special committee to visit Washing­ Representatives .1. Clay Smith and J. allowed to point out th- spot where vince ltuthenbcrg. funds, *inid Ids speculations hail con­ In his testimony Morrow told how tinued more than twenty-live years i Auxiliaries U. 8. W. V. and American that the department would go before ton In tho interest o the improvement. S. Kennerly, members of the commit­ lie contended the first burial took William Khutor tried three weeks nnd that he was responsible for about Ix’gioii Auxiliary. The last four the next congress frith a new pro­ The committee is composed of: tee. Johnson, who testified nt the place. gram in order the record might be W. F. Allen, president of thg Titus­ legislative committee’s hearing that Johnson walked In ami nut of pnl- ugo, left the convention early one $800,000 of the shortngel Specula­ units will be in rnrs. Commander Tcrheun urges that ev­ kept straight. Ho said of course it ville chamber of commerce, chair­ Tnbcrt's body was buried in n spot metto th.-kets, followed by the com­ Sunday in August, after two depart­ tion in wildcat mining stocks and the eryone th#t can possibly do so enter had the approval of President Hard­ man; George W, Pnrkhill of Jack­ throe miles away from where ids mittee, but nftcr a half hour search ment of justice agents from Chicago HUgnr market were the prjncipul < i d e c o r a te d car In onler to have as had been seen spying on the meeting ing. sonville; Charles F. Hbrgmnn of Day­ grave now stands, appeared, to have he declared he wus unable to locate causes of his downfall he was quot­ large a parade na possible. He also froma nearby hill, Monday, the wit­ tona; E. G. Swell of Miami ami Eu­ been the center of interest. ed as having said. it. An electric torch has been design­ gene Masters of St. Augusline. The committee arrived at 1 p. m. Baird did not implicate tho as­ usks \o be notified of all those who Meantime Representatives Smith ness continued, tho lenders to break ed small enough to be clamped to n The government board .of engineers Johnson was riding on the front sent and Kennerly were shaking hinds up the convention and try to jret the sistant cashier, but snid they had will enter a rnr for the parade. The 13th Annual Reunion of tho person's finger, being suppliod with also will be asked to • postpone the of the automobile with the legislators. with members of the informnl "recep­ delegates away before the expected known of each other’s dealings In current by fe pocket battery. date .of open hearing nt Minmt■ Without extending any salutation to tion committeo’ and there was no fur­ raid materialised. the stock market for more than two -United Spnnish Wnr Veterans will Mny 12,'u n til November Jn order thu committeemen, "Captain Hill ther hitch in the procedure. That night, tho witness said, uuto- yeant. Boll, however, was said to in' one of the largest conventions ever taken over the Consolidated Crate that further statistics on cost of coh- Fisher walked up to the cur nnd, ad­ The committee then proceeded to nmbiles were pressed into service, have told the authorities that he and held in Snnford nnd the members of and Lumber Co, mill at I.ake Wales struction may bo-gathered by the dressing Johnson, snid: “ ^ou toll the Tnbert grave in the Mlngo-ccmc- and tho work of transferring the del­ IBaird Mil i xa sometime ago had - -made — —- - known the ---— -local camp, • who number some of them where you buried lubert, if you tery. It was found just off the road egates to St. Joseph began. When to each other their improper use of! the most prominent business and pro-^ and will operate it. committee. know what’s good for you." behind a wire fence. Two convicts the delegates retired they were order­ the bank's funds. Boll admitted huv-.| fessional men In the city, are mbit Wlhle he was addressing tho for­ begun digging into tho mound. A ed bo keep their clothes on nnd have ing misappropriated nlwiut $160,000. anxious to have it sAld that the 13th mer convict eight men with pistol* heavy shower rtorted, and the work their bags packed, ready to lenvo nt Roth admitted, Assistant District Annual Reunion was the best from ** protruding from their belts stopped td exhuming the body wus postponed. a moment’s notice. As a result only Attorney Amos Herman declared, all standpoints thnt has ever been up behind the spokesman, Johnson While waiting for tho rain to cease, seventeen of the seventy-six-in ut- that they had stolen money Monday held. Prominent among the officials did not reply and appeared frighten­ G. Crimson, assistant attorney gener­ tendnnee at the convention were qn night, "to hire lawyers" while the of the national and state officers who ed. al of North Dakota, made an appeal hand when Sheriff George Bridge- examiners were winking on their have advised they will be hero are Representative Kennerly ordered to tho committee not to open the cof­ man nnd u passe arrived Tuesday ; ,,ll(lkH( ||„ || taking $f>00 and Ihiird the following: the automobile to proceed. Johnson fin until some means of identifying morning. A. F. Entcnxa, Comnjnndcrfl In $1,000. , ------------------directed tho* party along a highway, the body could be procured. Ibis, Mr. Mr. Hermann, repenting to the As­ Chief, U. S. W. V„ San Francisco, passed the spot where he had tes­ Crimson said, could I k*, accomplished POSTOFFICK WILL TAKE sociated Press tonight the enabler's Calif. As Charged by/the Governor and Said He Has but tified before tho committee that he only by comparing thmAeoth with n THURSDAY AFTERNOONS ' alleged confession, said: "Thomas II. Frank Date, Dept. Com. Dept of Taken No Drinks in a Year helped to bury TaltofT. The car was dentist’s chart of ’Wbcrt’a teeth, BEGINNING MAY FIRST Baird admitted he was in a r r e a r s in Florida U. 8. W. V., Key West, H a. followed by about ten automobiles which wus on its way from the youth’s the hunk when ho was married In Geo. K. Spenrcr, Dept. Adjutant, filled with natives. - .* , Illy Tkr Awnrlllnl Press' The Snnford postoffice will take 1U00. Ho had been manipulating for Dept, of Fla. U. 8. W. X., Key West, home in North Dakota. TALLAHASSEE, April 20.—Testifying before the senate committee The committee members proceeded The committee yielded to Mr. Crim­ Thursday afternoon holidays begin­ upwnrd of twenty-five years, and he Fla. ’ _ Sheriff Jones, of Leon county denied all nltcgcutions of maifeasanre in of­ about two miles I»cforc Johnsoh re­ ning the first of May and continue admits that all his shortages ana J. E. Atchison, I)cpt. Chief of Staff, fice an charged by governor in recommending to the senate his rcmovul from covered hiH wits sufficiently To tell son’s request with tho understanding "Jirough the summer months us long shown on the ledger of the hank. 114 Fla. U. 8. W. V., St. Augustine, Fla. * office. Jones told the committee he had not taken a diink of whiskey in Tal­ the members thut he had taken them tlml the.state would l>c put to no ex­ as the business houses take the half particularly described three transac­ H. W. Countermarsh. Dept, quar­ tra expense. After uncovering the lahassee since January, last year. The rfiunty commissioners nnd other wit­ past the spot on purpose.- The uutoholiday. All the windows will bv tions. termaster, Fla U. 8. W, V., Key West, outer box, which revealed the name of nesses testified as far as they knew the sheriff's sobriety could not bo ques­ moltile wus turned around and pro­ "One involving $250,000 to $.l))0,closed Thursday afternoons except ' tioned. The committee announced at conclusion of hearing it would report ceeded back towards Clara with thu W. 8. Whiddon, n I'crry, Florida, un­ the general delivery window. The 000; another of. $150,000 and a third Fla. Adjutant Gen. Foster, Florida Na­ dertaker, tho grave wus ordered re­ cnatn lntn'tnrtnv. * . to the senato late'today. other rars following. • incoming and outgoing mail will i»e of nearly $100,000. tional Gunrd, St. Augustine, Fla. • Johnson pointed out a iimnll pine filled. “ Ills most recent taking of the handled us'-usunl and the half holi­ Cromwell Gibbon*, Jacksonville, TALLAHASSEE, April 20.—Tho senate passed the bill giving Hillsday wi|l not only lessen tho work of bank's money was siace tho bank was Fla. „ Itorough county an extra circuit Judge. The Dill now goes to Governor liarmuny of the employees but will also lust examined, one and a half ysars Jerome E. Widcman, State Com­ dee, having passed tho house. give thorn a chonco to catch up with ago. Since that time, he took $100,­ mander American Iaglon, Miami. much .of their work on account of 000 to cover one transaction. A. T. Hose, State Commander G. TALLAHASSEE, April 26.—Tho senate voted to come to work at 10 “ Baird took tho actual cash from A. R.. Miami. Fla. insuficient help. The hnlf holiday • o’clock daily in future instead of eleven; Senator Lindsey, who made motion will not Interfere with the scrvlro tho hank and then through the mani­ Theodore Roosevelt Camp No. *» pointed out tho senate was lagging on calendar. nnd is really coming to the postofflco pulation of tho bunk’s ledgers and was instituted not many years ago TALLAHASSEE, April 26.—The house passed two remaining bills of employees ns much as it is to the with tho aid of s dummy ledger, hi* on tho 13th of the month With 13 clerks in the stores. As business on own, he covered his various specula­ members, representing 13 different it* original thirteen relating to prohibition. One prescribes revised proced­ Thursday afternoon* is almost sus- tions. Forged checks agsinst differ­ states in the membership a t that ure for issuance of aearch wnranrta and tho Bccond measure would set up And Glory of the Mid-Victorian Period Amid Big ponded in Hanford during the sum- ent accounts were used to cover up. time. The 1M3 Encampment Is the maximum penalties $250 or 60 days imprisonment for persona who drive au­ Demonstration "He usually used cash and always }3th State Encampment held in Flor­ mor months there is no reason why tomobile while intoxicated. the postofflco should not Join tho dealt with brokers in hi* own nams ida. There are at present 47 mem­ movoment pnd take the same priv­ and not in the name of the bank or bers of the Col. Theodore Roosevelt " IBr.«ka AseMtetef jhreMl throughout tho Kingdom, equalled ileges as tho stores. t n r Tfce A » » w l » m t P e e * * ) any other individual.” Camp. • 1 . LONDON, April 26.—Albert, Duke only by Princess Mary's marriage to Further details of the plans for the Viscount1 Lascellc*. It I* universally of York, was united in marrlaga with enteetalnmcnt of the visiting VetName Seven Men MARKETS Lady Eliaabcth Bowes-Lyon in hailed as another bond between the ;lven‘lU ter. erana will bo given' In * Liqupr Deal solemn old Westminster Abbey a t crown and the ppople. From Sanford: 16, Waycross; 6, London* entire population is In noon today, with pomp and panoply Chicago; 4, Potomac Yards; 3, Jersey Portugal Mgil Steamer reminiscent of -spacious days of Mid- carnival apiriL For the glad event, City; 3, New York; 2, Atlanta; 1 each CHICAGO, Aprif 20.—Federal in­ /Victorian era amid tumultuous dem- multitudes of visitor* from tho con­ Memphis, Canaqtota, Toledo, Buffalo, dictments naming seven men as well Aground at Cape Trio brio i i* onstrationa oft vail throngs that tinent havo.flockcd to th* capital and Philadelphia, Jacksonville, Baltimore, as the Ann o Gromincs & * Ullrich, Southwest Africa Not Allowed to Investigate Charges Made gathered under theratenlng skies to are vieing with tho American tour­ Elmira, Florence. liquor dealers, which recently dis­ witnea the weeding pageant. It Whs ists in •elebrating the wedding In ad­ From Manatee; 4 Savannah; 1, solved by distributing Its two hun­ IUy The **--Against Federal Enforcement Officers vance. tho second time in little more, than _________ _April LONDON, dred thousand dollar stock of liquors Cleveland, L New York. England's most, envied girl spent yaar that King and Queen of ErgCapetown, says Pbrtuto stockholders, were returned before dispatch from Total, 47. •a &______ tl.« a a a s a 4 e n lapd gave, one of their children lit the last evening .of her single life in gucse mail steamer, Moseamedee, District Judge Wllkerson today by WASHINGTON, A bth ’ s C —Conrad Austin, general prohibition preparing herself for the event In wedlock to* persbns outside the realm which grounded several days ago a t federal grand J u rf The firm and In­ with headquarters at Birmingham, who resigned yesterday because he said he which sho will enact the leading part which he will occupy with his bride of royalty. . Cape Frio southwest Africa had been dividuals charged with violation of g ftrr their honey moon. wa. not given a free hand In the investigation of chargesm ade today. \ ' I abandoned with no sign of 237 p**j federal prohibition law and with aid­ e « I enforcement offU#rs In Alabama, South Carolinagind Florida, has been The Duke of York spent, the last Ycatorday was onjy less memorable ing and abetting illcgwl transporta­ aengers she carried. Thu* far th* LONDON, April $6..—When PAnce aaked by Commissioner Haynes to to m ato Washington to dlacuai charge*, I Albert. Duke of York leads Lady day of his single existence under the for tho duke than his wrdding day dispatch add* no boats have been Ivmsd roof discussing final details will be for thp king honored bjm with tion of liquor. waa announced today. * * Elisabeth BowcsrLypp tu .th * .* ltp r peL picked up and there are no indication in Westminster Abby todpy, he will a ? Ithe wedding, with th* King and the treasured order o f the thistle An inventor has given a portable o fthe fata of th* passenger* gad ‘ WASHINGTON, April 2fl.-Invcatigatlon into many charges that g have the bleasing of the whole BrltUh Queen. Later ho called on his sla­ which Is held by only a score of concrete mlger rubber Used whelps crew. . , 4 U being practiced on or among federal prohibition agent* has beqn b* ^ n y ter, Princess Mary, and wished her other Britons, and h* was appointed His union with the. ,young, Empire. — . . . so that it cag be hauled behind an the Internal Revenue Bureau underw B cb prohibition unit 0P « ■ £ , • T" " ' unostentatious girl from the Scotlsh. many happy returns, for -----today, ---- —. >— — wa* ‘senior whrden pf th# United Grand automobile at considerable speed. , 15c Daily ury official* said considerable data bad been laid before Commlsslonei; Blair Uplands, has struck « popular chord her birthday, and inspected th* houaa Lodge of Free Mason!. > Ii b„t •»>— n .......... Al^laaMi no losses to !* * ' .SJZ * ■ jgsi-ra •, jr \ * . Mis. & EVIDENCE.... TO ESTABLISH CAUSE DEATH DECORATED CARS YOUNG COUPLE CAUGHT TODAY PLANS BEING MADE RUNNING AWAY INT LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES INVESTIGATING TABERT’S DEATH MEET DISPLAY OF FIREARMS SHERIFF JONES DENIED ALL ' ALLEGATIONS ABOUT MALFEASANCE AND MISFEASANCE IN OFFICE DURE OF YORK WAS UNITED , IN MARRIAGE AT WESTMINISTER ARRF.Y AT .NOON WITH ALL P0H GEN) R PROHIBITION AGENT 1 R1 jNfeD BECAUSE UNABLE TO Rave free hand in troui : �THE SANFORD DAIL8 ►AGE SIX i ■; m i ■■i L» ‘W - J \ r . B B h --; * . T), WEDNESDAY, \ \ e you cannot afford to miss. We have our Store brimming' full of crisp new Merchandise which you need now and our prices are always low---but watch Churchwell’s Store and Prices tor the next ten days MISCELLANEOUS One Lot Ladies* Pongee- B louses........ 25c Ladies' Ilose, . pair ...u....... ................. 75ii Ladies’ Hose, p a i r ............................. $1.00 Ladies’ Hose, p a i r .......... .................. $1.25 Ladies’ Silk Hose, p a ir ....... *.............. .*.... .25 Children's Bathing Suit in Blue o r f $1.50 Ladies' Muslin Slips Grech, a t per suit ................................. Crepe' do Chino, colors, at, per y a r d ..... :. BATHING SUITS AT $2.98 $8.00 Crepe ‘I*-’ Chine, <10 in. wide, at, per yard ..............* 0 18x20 Bath Towels, each ............................ /B O Shoe Laces ..................... Jffon’s Arm Bands .................. DIMITIES A'C 22c 20c Dimity Checks, 27 inches' , wide at, per y a r d .... ................... ORGANDIES AT 22c 29c Organdy, 40 inches wide, at, per yard ......................... fl LAWN AT 39c ite Lawn, 40-inchea, FLAXON AT 22c 29c Plain W hite Flaxon, 20inches wide ,ut, per y a rd ......... . BATISTE AT 22c Men’s SoekB, p a i r ................... a.... Men’s Supporters, p a i r ........................ 2x7 Duplex Window Shades . ........... ** J. & P. Coates’ Thread, per spool Dress Pin, per puck a g e ------lUc-Rac Braid DRESSES AT $15.00 $10.00 Ladies’ Dresses, good range to so le d from, ot, * ^ per dress ........ DRESSES AT $20.00 $27.50 Ladies’ Dresses, all of the w anuo material and styles, at per d r e s s ........ . . $1.25 Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns, at, each ___ _______ • 98c $1.00 Men's Dress Shirts ........................ $1.00 Men's Socks, pair .................................... Men’s Athletic Union Suits 4................................. Men’s $2.00 Dress Shirts .......................t .....: Men’s $1.00 Silk ' Ties ................................... Men’s 50c T ie s ..... ............... .............. Men’s 25c Socks, pmi* Men’s $1.00 B e lts ...... :......................... Men’s Wash Ties ............................ Safety Pins, • per p a ck a g e ..................... Hair Pins,* per p a ck a g e ..................... Ladies’ Plain W hite Hand kerchiefs ......................... Hooks uud Dress Clasps Remember the date and be on hand Thursday Morning, April 26. This is the Sale you have been looking and waiting for 29c Plain W hite Bui Isle, 20-in. wide, at, per y a r d .... ;..t........ . . , I t*.F , . GOWNS AT 98c> MISCELLANEOUS Good Pearl Buttons. $2.00 Taffetas, 30-inches wide at, per yard .............. 1 OXFORDS AT $3.25 One lot of Men’s and Ladies’ Oxfords, at, per pair.... .......tJ jO $1.00 Ladies’ Muslin {Teddies, at, each . Bias 4 Tape ..... SATINS AT $1.69 ET*1....;.......■:..$1.48 Sec window display Children's Silk Socks, pair .....‘........................ CREPE DE C111NE AT $2.48 .75 Ladies’ Sateen Shadow Proof Petti $2.50 Bathing Suits, Blue with Yellow :\nd White Stripes, at, pel- suit ............:...'......... . ty/ZAo'JCP Children’s Socks, p a i r ............................. 18x20 Huck Towels, each .......................’..... PETTICOATS AT $1.48 BATHING SUITS AT $2.98 $2.50 Ladies’ Silk Hose, Pftir CREPE DE CHINE AT $1.75 SLIPS AT $1.19 BATHING. SUITS AT 98c OXFORDS AT $4.48 $5.00 Men’s Brown or Black Oxfords, lllu or Bal, at, per . A. A S pair ........................................ V JM OXFORDS AT $5.98 $7.00 Men’s Jlrown Oxfords, © ff? at, per pair ............................ V ® OXFORDS AT $3.65 $4.00 Ladies’ Brown or Blnck one-strap Pumps, at, ©O per pair ............................... OXFORDS AT $4.?5 $5.00 Ladies’ Brown or Black one-strap Pumps, at, fl* 4 O K per pair ................................ OXFORDS AT $1,48 .75 Misses’ W hite CanvasB pump, size 8 Vi to -2, ( at, per pair ...:............... — .. * OXFORDS AJT $2.69 $2.00 Mlssos’ Putent leather om Pump, .size 8*/& to 12, at par pair ............1......... - .......tjF * 1 OXFORDS AT $3.19 . SUITS AT• $19.98%i* ie lot of Men’s Suits. $25.00 at, per Values up 610 ( •„ SHIRTING - . * L AT • ' 45c t 59c^Satin Slrijic Shirting, 32-in. ( . wide*, a t per yard ...... ....... SUITS AT $25.00 One lo t of Fahey Voiles, 27-in xtide, at, per.yard ............... GINGHAMS AT 22c ’.in. Dress Ginghams, fast CQlprs, at, per yaid 72-ineh Table Damask, at, y ab I »*••«••♦••••••• »••••$*•••••• SELLS IT FOR LESS Men’s All Wool Guaranteed Suits* at, per suit SUITS AT 51.00 Children*. W ash .: Suits, a t, each Bip: Lot of Men's and Boys Pants at Reduced Alices �THE’ SANFORD‘DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1023 come across nnd do their port toward making Sanford a greater city. I t U got fair and it is not right for nny man to let the other fellow do it all, nnd thin has been the policy of many pcbple here Tor yearn. __ If there arc nny men in Sanford tciday that arc nblo to lake out^jmemberahips in the country club they should do so, even if they never intend to piny golf. It menns much to them nnd to their children and to the future genera­ tions, nnd they should’have the spirit of fairness ,n their systems to such nn extent that they would cease to a:ik "How much do I get out o f it." ! I* a h lla fced e v e r y s t i f f s # ® * e x c e p t * » « i 1 O r tit < k f H e r a ld I tn lld lH * . 107 JYj ' M n tr a a lla A t * , S a n fo r d , F la . The Herald Printing Co. ___ ________ _____ J ' d H o r ...H e e r r la r r -T r e n a u r r r .......... t l m e r x l M m tn x rr A d v e r t I . I iik S l n a n a r r A d v r r t l .I n a Itn _____ tr * M ad e A p p lic a t io n K its n r on 1.B W IN m i I pi* .. . r t r e p l n l l ii n M a n a g e r P h o n e M # - \V o t t e r n p. ni. (fo b o e r lp llo n P r ic e In A d v a n e e Y r a e ..._ ___ __ _______ _______ __ _i M l _________ ____________ ■ lx M o n t h . r^ . ...............--------------------D e liv e r e d In f l l r l*jr C a r r ie r O n e W e e k -.!...™ __...___ _ . __ ,.-.....1 # I ,, ■ , ■ - A S S O C I A T E !) IMIKSN T h a A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s la e x c l u s i v e l y e n title d to th e use for rep u b llcn tlo n of a l l n e w * d la t m t c h e n c r e d i t e d to It o r . n o t o t l i c t w l s e c r e d i t e d In I h l a p n p e r a n d also th a lo c a l new * p u b llu lie d herein. A ll r l s h t a o f r e - p u b l l r n t l o n o f *|>ncU( d la p a tc b e * h e re in a r e als o rca e rv e d . O ffic e i 1 IE H A I.I) n o I I.III .T il. P h o n e I1S T or.l T1IEA ! Republican leaders nrc split the question of the. World Co’i the League of Nations. Like quo’s ghost—it will* not down. A d v c r l l . l n r h r p r e s r n '. s l l v * real ESTATE WHEN U 1JBT IT WITH US Harry King in the Tourist News says Hi. Petersburg is like a deserted village with all the tourists gone. That is’ one objection to tourist towns—they are so dead in the sum­ mer time. ■ ----------------------- o — ---------------- E ast Coast folks . nro going to Washington to plead the case of the East Const Canal. This cnnnl was [mid for several times by the state of Florida but docs not belong to the state yet. It is one of those puzzles Ihnt passeth understanding. ------ ------ o------ -----i'Rum Runners are Quizxed by Dry Agent Outside of Three Mile Limit” says dispatch in daily papers. Ami \vr bet it was a very dry, dry agent when he was through quizzing the rum runner outside the three mile limit mi a dry day In a very dry week Over at Daytona they have n good one oil Murdockk, the mind reader. His assistant h-fl a few days ago with about 1.000 smackers in his pockets belonging to Murdock and the D a y to n a nlithoritlca are waiting for Murdock to go Into a trnnee nnd find him. Word coming from r*euuan> that "Mu Ilie im is Held by Unem­ ployed." Well, there ure times when wo think the same thing about our own towns in America. 'I here are a bunch of enthusiastic stick whittlers who are busy almost the year'round doing nothing and usually they hold offices and hold everything ebe hot nailed down. This newspaper business is the greatest razz in the world. Every time you write something that you want to In* real good it is gummed up so badly that no one cun mukii any sense out of it and usually it will he the one article that escape* your proof reading if you happen lo step out of. the office u minute. Getting a newspaper out on time is like a t­ tending to a young baby. It re­ quires ceaseless cure und attention and you can’t leave it a minute. REM W IN G UNSIGHTLINESS Want • to Borrow' Some Money on Your Real Estate? Maxwell & Britt AGENTS REAL ESTATE Firt, Casualty, Auto Inauraoea OS W. First BL, SANFORD, FLA .H / aoout n e u f J O M t s I ' S u t s t o r fwlcvu* K R a o f j - AN INDEX l o v e w it h s u z i e ■ s n i T H - v f - A , SHE'S 'GOT CROSS EYES AITfT S H t1 hair tevritx. fe* iM II AOVB WITH HER “ f*J1 hr wiriiH an a m ts <A»fr \ ^ tsr sA IN tD - F I S ISW flAD SAYS HC KXVUt N lT A H A N WHAT, JU VA O A M t AS T6AOSO TO NSW - dlN 'TOW rt x p u A i t v B out h e r * couko u m n u st a s ’ a TO CHARACTER w o r jA n h There could he no better Index to char­ acter than a savings pass-book. This will serve you well a t all times and under all circumstances. tf e m , TmttrNATIONAL CARTOON CD- Sanford will never he the city it should, be until wc get the tourists hero in grunt numbers. Get them here with n big tourist hotel first and wc have everything else here for their amusement now. Our country dub is snid to be one of the finest golf courses in the stntc. The country club is giving rcnl service nnd is one of the show places of this city now. The boat basin will be started at once find should bo ready for the fine pleasure yachts of the millionaires next winter, The magnificent St. Johns river is already there, the many beautiful lakes nro already there, the many fine roads for motor­ ing are already there with many more to follow. The fine climate we have with us winter nnd summer nnd we have everything else to make life worth-living. The tourist hotel will come hut meantime Sanford 'should 1m* building apartment housbs and bungalows for rent and a place to house tile tourists this winter. Get them here and our needs in the big hotel line will lie apparent to them at once and you will find some of the big financiers, ready and willing to back the hotels for there will he more than one in the next five years, Sunford has more to offer the tourists than any other place in the state in the way of what Nature bud pro­ vided- It is here all ready for the hand of nuin to supplement with hotels uml bout basins and other places where the tourists can gather and have the necessary accommoda­ tions. Tile public spirited men of Sanford who went down in Iheir pockets and pul the golf course and country club over should have a monument erected to -th eir memory for they have done much. There a n ­ other men in Sanford who have prof­ ited nnd who will profit d>y this coun­ try eluli in the years lo come who have never turned their hand over to help this club. They could easily V SELL feel Or else the growers will hnvc to -«lMU»g«i-tlHiir...Ui:tiQi.dttAhC-iU:aW[niL and shipping and selling. RICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION STAND BY TIIK COUNTRY,.CLUB your 1 0 5 MOW y o u cause i witt. in tn v s A n e ./S k PlCklJI _ 'n i M B e n w H _t r * i u u x m f l WWAVS M'U Woks like celery crop will have to.be changed. .T h e h i * 1 5 - t o IH -p R tcf.-'W rrk lr H e r * o ld r n l l r r l r r o v e r * Nr tin M ole C n a o t r R o d la p u h l l .h e d e v e r y F r ld n y . A d v r r t l a l a * . r a t e * m a d e h a n iv n o n a p p llr n f l a n . * 3 .0 0 p e r j e a r , a lr r a r * In n d v a n r e . M K M O K Il T IIF ! I Kn o w UMMRSTAH’ Tlie beauty of many towns is partspoiled by unsightly pole* and I tangles of wire* ulpng otherwise ! beautiful *treet*, and It is refresh[ ing to note removal in any town. Avaq Park is a town of about 2,000 people in Highland* cdunty but Avon Park is foruimte In being served by a telephone company that is very much intefrtted .In it* beau­ tification. The Scott Telephone Com­ pany 'hu* removed It* overhead^wires and all pole* and replaced them yfith underground cables, and In a recent statement regarding Improvements sa y s:* "Only recently we have laid un­ derground cable to replace the un­ sightly overhead wires in the park and business section. Unis removing all wires from the park and other­ wise Improving the general appear­ ance of the beautiful community It is seldom that a public utility company takes such a beautification attitude without being forced to it that the incident at Avon Bark is NATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR “OWN YOUR t^VN HOME" MOVEMENT. By n unique system of state loans to persons who desire to establish their own homes, the government oT Sweden has contributed 120,000,110(1 crowns or $.12,000,000 to the lmilding of a total of 110,000 homes since 1005, according to cnluculntions made by tin- Swedish Department of Agricul­ ture. The’ "egnit lit-m," literally "own home" movement in Sweden has proven a blessing in enabling young people, and others with limited means, til settle on nnmll farms anil to erect cozy dwellings through the help of money loaned at low interest and on easy terms of repayment. Several thousand city homes also have been acquired through the same plan. While the nmm-y is loaned by tin; gnvn njnent, the actual adminis­ tration of funds Is done by associa­ tion ; organized for this purpose, which me responsible for interest payments and amortization. , It |s-reported that the money thus invested by the government has not o n ly been of immense value in ‘es­ tablishing social solidity nnd content­ ment in Sweden, but hnsjdso brought good economic results through the rise in reijJ»L*tnte values since the years before tin- war.—St. Augustine While high officials of the Repub­ lican national administration and representatives of the sugar interests are in a controversy over tile effect of the Republican tariff on the retail price of sit gar the public stands as an unwilling listener and inciduntiiUy pays outrageously to sweeten its cof­ fee. Tin1 profiteers in sugar have added some 5100,111111,000 to their *polls while Ibis debate between the authors and lint beneficiaries of the tariff has been in progress. Henry II. Worcester, of Boston, is vice-president of the Revere Sugar Refinery of Massachusetts. He ap­ peared in-fore the Massachusetts Commission on the Neeessariin of Life a few days ago and made the following statement; "It may interest your Commission to know just Imw the price of raw sugar affects the price of refined granulated sugar us sold by the re­ finers to the wholesale grocers and jobbers. It takes H>7 pounds of U(J° to ir/uke 10(1 pounds of granulated. For example, tlti" ray is minted todny (April 2) nt 5.(21 cost nnd freight New York. Refined granulated is quoted today ut' U.00—2 per cent— H.82 net. (id1 raw pef 100 pounds........... $5.(13 Duty on 100 lbs. rnw...„... 1.7fi Cost 100 lbs. 00° raw uml duty 7 per cent shrinkage ............ . ena! omits to tell just what explains the price of 5,2 3cen(s a pound fnr Cuban raw sugar landed in New York. There Is n suspicion that this figure is much higher than it ought to he. But there is no doubt that lie is correct when he says that the duty of $1,7048 a hundred pounds goes into the retail price, with a good deal of pyramiding added. willing to tnke the p ro p el action in such mutters. Whether wo live in -Mtfhlirmrorfvlftlher wellvETn FlorT 'da we are alt American cl.tir.ons nhil wo all believe in juRticc nnd fnir play, Ak the days go by we believe therewill be n tendency on the part of pris­ oners nnd convicts for-wltlitovcr term of sentence they may be undergoing, to reveal all the inside information that they oun givo and not ho silent by the fear of punishment if the information is given on the witness stand. One who breaks the law must bo punished, hut his punishment must he of such n nature as to ho euVntivc if such a thing is possible. Educa­ tion ami vocational training will sometimes reform a criminal. Death, inquisitional tortufes, brutality nnd inhuman treatm ent will not cure n lawbreaker or a convict and, if such conditions exist in our penal institu­ tions a federal investigation of all prisons will be demanded before the year is out. Sanford, Florida there are just as many good people FRIDAY AND SATURDAY in Florida as there are in Michigan. SPECIALS AT YQWELL A CO. The Paterson ease has nrnused the comment of the outsidu world. The Orlando Morning Sentinel was the first paper in the United States' to intimate that Patterson might hnvc come to his death through brutal WHY SO "TOUCHY" ON "OUTSIDE treatment, such intimation being INFLUENCE” ? bhsed upon the two unsigned letters which the father of the boy received, In speaking of the Patterson case Michigan institutions require a house followed by an examination of the which through the efforts of the Sen­ denning Wc should thihk the gover­ body upon its arrival in Orlando.— tinel, lias become a national matter nor of that state would he glnd to Orlando Sentinel. Daily Herald on sale at Joe’s Smote of news interest, the governor of receive nny evidence from outside the House, Mobley’s Drug Store and .Michigan says, "If an investigation boundaries of Michigan that bo could McKinnon-Markwood" Company will Hunt’s Pharmacy. if is undertaken it will l>e for the infor­ obtain. We don't think that Michi- have a complete line of H art Schaffmation of the stale and not because gnn'cnn lay nny more claim to por- ner & Marx clothing, new store, new The Herald delivered six times a of outside influence." Florida has ! lection limn Florida nnd certainly stock. „ 12-tfc week for 15c. Jantzen Swimming Suit Skflt’*1 Jun>-I A Suit that fits and retains its shape. It is so constructed, that it does not fUnuitirP bad* ini* 7.30 Cost 00® raw sugar 100 lbs. granulated Net price 100 lbs. granulated.... 8,8*i Balance available for refining cost, plu* profit '...........- ........ -01 "From the above illustration you van easily set the part that duty play* m fixing the price of refined sugars, and that any reduction in duty ia sure to be reflected in the price the public ha* to pay for the sugar it consume*." „• Mr. Worcester'# ■tatement of the THE PEOPLES BANK of Sanford is ready nnd anxious to help you to help ^yjmrsclf...An.intcmateI> earjag accoynt.is _ your best recommendation. The National Swimming Suit It is shaped to give fortuity, which no other suit does. They give perfect satisfaction as few suits do and.cost no more. ^ �PAGBTE THE SAftFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1923 SEEN IN PICTURES This season Seaidswect Florida grapefruit and oranges havo been sold in twenty-five per cent more carlot markets than lapt year. ' Scaldswcct fruits now are distributed in twice as many carlot m arkets as five years ago; in several times as many as ten years ago. This increase in our distributing capacity shows th at we, tho growers who cooperate in the Florida Citrus Exchange, have been fully awake to tho importance of expanding m arkets to £akc caro of increasing production. F irst we developed consumer demand for Sealdsweot grapefruit nnd oranges by aggressive advertising of the food and health values— for years and years carrying on this essential educational effort alto­ gether by ourselves. N ext wo gradually enlarged our sales force to properly cover tho 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 whteh affords a profitable outlet. • All this has been accomplished in the face of destructive competi­ tion from Florida growers who m arket through non-cooperative chan­ nels. We havo sold Sealdsweot for more money than other Florida m arketing agencies got for fru its of comparable grade, pack and quality. We regard our work as little less than marvelous in view of the facts as explained herein. Obviously, however, as the Florida crop bf grapefruit and oranges increases in volume, there must be even greater progress in enlarging consumption and extending distribution, TVA]/ not help tit do the job, to your benefit and ours, by working in our ranks rather than against ust b c a r d t o f I t a O l a t r i b a l l o a a n d . . n i n e a r r v l r * . C o o . a l l th o « p r o f th o n o a r r a t a s s o c i a t i o n o r .n o b - E x c h a n g e sc w r i t s t b s Insaa n a an m ee r a t I V a p s , F l o r i d a . fcTAHT CONSTRUCTION OK NEW DELAND HOTEL Tho largest indoor set in the history of motion pictures. Thai’s what Is claimed for the huge prehistoric forest which forms the background fo r.th e "somewhat diffent" cave-man sequence of "Adam’s Rib." tho nfrw Cecil It. I)o Mille Paramount plciuro which features Milton Sills, Ellintt Dexter, Theodore Kasloif, Anna Q. Nilsson and Pauline Garun, nnd which will bo the big feature a t the Princess theater next Friday nnd Saturday. Paul tribe, Art Director for Cecil B. Do Mille used 225 plasters nnd carpenters for two weeks, in the constructioti of the ret. Forty-five* huge trees were built, twelve of them over fifty feet in circumference. The. back part of tho set was elevated 18 feet in order to give a hilly perspective nnd make possible a bubbling, leap­ ing brook which cascades down wa­ terfalls to black forest pools. The trees tower to the full height of the stage, 30 feet. Over lfiO.OOO pound* of plnstor were used to build the set and enough lumber to build n good sized bunga­ low court or apartment house. A carload of real pine trees was brought down from Oregon to fit in with the created monarchs of the forest. Ten thousand ferns were used, n ‘carload of underbrush nnd (5,000 pounds of moss in sixty bales. Mr,.Do Mille’s reasons for building such n furest rather than go to the Redwoods, live hundred miles north, nre valid. ■The founda .tion Is complete nnd brick work was started this morning on the New Putnam Inn. Thin means that tho first step in the building of Dclgind's trow modSrh four story 'brick hotel has been .taken and the next step started. It is expected that the brick work will require nbout three months, which shows something of the size of tl*c structure. The dimensions of the buRding will be MO feet by 135 fecL six stories high counting the Inclement and the roof garden. » (X Tl. Shawvcr in doing the brick wprh and states that he is gettiq£ a pood start nnd If workmen enn bo secured ho will hurry tho brick work «R l*aptilly ns Rood construction will permit. Thu first brick to bo laid this morning wero in tho boiler room in tho basement. The walls of the basement will be raised to the level of the first floor nnd then nl[ the walls will Ik* carried up njmultanoolllsy if tho brfck-lifycra enn be se­ cured. Tile foundation lias been made of concrete of a heavy, rich mixture to innate a firm base for the—immense structure. Tho whole foundation has been completed ami the outline of the building can be seen from the shape of tho foundation. The New Putnam Inn is Iwlng built ns n home enterprise, follow­ ing the destruction by fire of the famous old hostelry which stood on the uitc of the new building, it in expected that tin) building will Ik* completed in about six months, which "Could I find just the proper ar­ will insure an opening before the rangement of* cave, stream, fallen next season. ‘The people here are trees and pool required by tho dram­ juoud of the new hotel and express atic exigencies of the' story of tho hope that no .difficulty will arise to Interfere with tho rapid erection "Adam's Rib." * The story of "Adam's Rib" deals of the much needed hostelry. Tho cost will reach approximately with the troubles of n family of wealth, in which the daughter snves a quarter of n million dollars, in­ the wreck of her home by divorce, cluding the value of the site and the by sacrificing herself. Tin* theme fixtures and furnishings, it Is extends to show that in* nil ages of pecled that it yjiil be popular with man, from tho caveman period down­ the visiting public* and that a good ward. human passions were tho same, season will be enjoyed next year by g and that the flapper of today had her the new enterprise. prototype ht-the-envewonmn of thou­ sands of years ago. Hut in "Adam’s Instead of using a battery a new r 7 f c FLORIDA '/ CITRUS EXCHANGE •4J.lt, -< W. Lawton, Itraeelet Watel 215 South Otniige, Orlando electiit flash light is provided with eurrem by a generator driven by a spring motor th at enn Ik* Wound with a hey. McKinnon-Marl.wood Company will epcq-thclt; new clothing fto re soup in the Urutnicy-I’uloKtou building. 12.tfc Have You Ever paid interest on borrowed money? If so; you know how fast the in­ terest days come, and how fast the interest counts up. Have this bank PAY 4% Inter­ est to YOU by depositing: stead­ ily at Our Savings Department— First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER T P FORSTER, TretUml SPECIAL OFFER To (he Purchaser or 12-lbs. "E asier Lilly” Self-Rising Flour We give one 6-lb. hag FREE One 10-ox. Mottle of Thousand Island Dressing 1-lh. Stone Ja r of Hartley's Imported Marmalade l-ll>, cans Wurfield Asparagus Tips, per can Fnh. Chips, La franco Laundry Tablets, Siilsodn, Soaps of O-Mrighl Silver Polish, per package We Mill maintain the excellent qualify which has made famous The Popular Market I'llONKS 210-211 I. D. MAltTIN, Prop. f and SATURDAY SPECIALS YOWELLCOMPANY Novelfy Silk Skirling In colors and white Marouet Satin, yard— ,• hath mats, Rose, Blue and white, each 20 pieces of -10-in. colored Voiles in light nnd dark patterns. Special, yard— White, Brown, Urey, Palm Bench, ex tra good Cotton Lisle, pair— Fancy Lace stVlpe, clock nnd chiffon silk Special, nil colors anti, heavy Blue Chnmbray Work Is, cut full and >vell made, each— REMNANTS SALE—VOILE, In oil colors, yard YOWELL COMPANY 4* "PAG RUGS, SPECIAL ALL COLORS,'FRIDAY AND SATURDAY^ Nainsook, yard �Z '\ (,l k . ' • • ' r ’V )* TOE SAT)FORD"nArt.V HERALD, THURSDAY, AITOI, 26, IMS BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING ’ GOLF BOWLIfttJ TENNIS -.BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor YANKS DEFEAT SENATORS; DE­ TROIT WINS YESTERDAY’S RESULTS * J? ., ' ' a \ _____ $>--------— Q R & N D o , April 20—Bert Humph**' !* ** W Florida S tate U o tf ia 1,- ’ ' At Orlnndo 4, Daytona 0 /^ ’.) ____ L u U J & m d s n is m - H i At St, Poto. fi, Lakeland 3. National League At Chicago 3, Pittsburg 7. At Philadelphia 3, Boston 2, At Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 1. Only three scheduled. American League A t Detroit 2, Cleveland . At Washington 1, New York 7. At Boston 3, Philadelphia 1. Only three scheduled. LEAGUE STANDINGS Florida State League Won Lost 5 Orlando ............ ........ 10 fi Lakeland ......... ........ 9 fi Tampa ............. ........ 8 8 St. Petersburg ........ 7 9 Daytona ............ ........ C 9 Braden town «.... ____ « .071 .407 .400 .400 National League Won Lost 1 New York .... ............ 8 2 Chicago ....... ............ 7 2 Philadelphia . ............ 3 4 Cincinnati .... ............ r. 0 Pittaburg ..... ............ 4 o 5 Boston ......... o 7 St. Louis ...... 0 Brooklyn ..... ............ 1 Pet. .889 .778 .600 .550 .444 .280 .222 ,143 ’ American Lraguo Won Lost Cleveland ................... 0 2 Now YorK^.„— .....— o - a— D etroit .................. ...- I> Philadelphia ..._........ 4 W ashington............... , 3 St, Louis ................... 2 Boston ....................... 2 Chicago ......................... 1 3 3 0 4 B r» Pet. .007 .000 Pet. .700 ,7/iy ,025 .571 .375 .333 .280 .107 Sanford High School . An Accredited State High School Now # ____ _ Of much interest to the people of Sanford and of Seminole county is the statem ent that the Sanford High School iR an accredited state high school. This was made possible after this yenr’a report of certification of tA chers, the value of equipment, num­ ber of pupils nnd a complete report of the activities of tlm, High School, The following iH the official an­ nouncement of this degree in a letter Prof. McKay: Tallahassee, April II, 1923. Prof. McKay: “This Is to notify you that the San­ ford High School has been acredited us a Class “A" Senior High School fbr the school year 1922-23 by the State Acccditlng Board. . “ Yours very truly, "W. S. CAWTHON, “Statu Superintendent." NG SUITS SPECIALS SI'EEIt & SON’S STORE .. ^ Burkerrien to n shutout \¥Ictqry over Never Tiaa plrcgtone been bcT well ■ Truck owners, using pneumatic tires, the M enders, Riving the locals the cltuated to give operators the greatest will find the answer to every demand of scries, t\yo games to one, The old measure of Cushion, Traction and Mile­ rapid, economical transportation In the muster was never batter-nnd when the age at the lowest cost. Firestone Truck Type Cords with the nine innings had been played ho had n tread that increases carrying capacity great record, with his opponents’ g ar­ Today, economical manufacturing and and improves traction, and the powerful nering only two hits, one of thorn an distribution arc showing the fullest re­ infield scratch. Not n single Islander gum-dipped carcass construction. sults. Our favorable purchases of rubber, CLEVELAND, April 26.—Detroit reached third bnse nnd only two got in advance of the 1$0% increase brought got an even brouk with Cleveland by Let the Firestone Service Dealers to second, ono of them by a steal and about by the British Crude Rubber Re­ winning yesterday's game 2 to 1. The Ihe other through an error. The Is­ Keep Your Trucks Moving striction Act, aid further in maintaining Tigers ngain won In the 9th, Cutsbaw landers hit only five bnlls out of the There are 800 Firestone Service Deal­ scoring the winning run on Sewell's the old price levels.1 infield. Tlje box score follows: ers, located in the principal trucking error of his grounder, two infield out Daytona centers, fitted by natural ability and a nnd a wild pitch. Score: Whatever the Truck Service—the All R II PO A thorough knowledge of trucking, to help Detroit ....... ....... 000 100 001—2 8 1 Thomas, ns. ....... . 4 0 1 4 3 Firestone Dealer Has the you choose the right tire for your roads, ■ 1 4 Fitch, 2b........ ...... 4 0 0 Cleveland 000 100 000—1 6 1 Right Tire loads and service. Shannon, ef. ....... 3 0 0 0 0 Dauss and Bansler; Uhlu and t GnfTncy, rf. ....... 3 0. 0 1 0 Firestone developments of the past two O'Neill. Price Protection as Long as . Finney, If. .. ...... 3 q 1 2 i) years have made paco for the industry i Norma Talmadgo o O 0 11 0 Stocks Last Taylor, lb. . ... gnd -set new records in sure, economical PHILADELPHIA, April 26—Boston Williams, lh . i 0 0 1 0 Additional tires will be supplied to performance. Five tires—the Heavy Norma Till mud go reigned supreme took the deciding game of the series 3 it 0 0 0 Henderson, 3b Service Dealers only so-far as our present from Philadelphia yesterday, 3 to 1. Duty Cushion, the Truck Type Cord, Inst night. 3 0 0 3 1 Munn, c. . output will permit. Consult the nearest Ferguson had the home team nt his the Maxi-Cushion, the Giant Solid and Ames, p. ........ ...... 2 0 II 0 0 Firestone Service Dealer at once regard­ mercy until th cclghth when a-rally Ami she will be seen ngain tonight the High Type—cover the needs of xCusuek ......... ...... ' 1 0 0 0 0 ing your truck tire needs. He is in an scored one run.* Ogden started for in “The Elornnl Flame.” motor haulage in all its forms. Each advantageous position to give you an the locals hut timely, hitting by the Totrils ...... ...... 29 0 2 24 14 has a distinct work which it does best. unusual tire—a specialized service—and The invited guests for tonight's Red Sox gave them an early lead and xllntted for Ames in 9th. Each possesses a definite and special Hclmnch finished the game, holding prices which may not be duplicated in program are Frank Miller nnd Ed. Orlnndo the visitors to one hit in four innings. value for the operato'r. months. Lane with their families. , t* Score: AB R II PO A o 0 Mnitby, 3h. ...... 4 0 l) The big program of the week is R(,!d ° n ................. Hh) Oil 000 3 8 0 1 1 3 3 “Adam’s Rib” which will he shown nt Philadelphia ....... 900 000 010—1 8 0 Staley, 2b....... Ferguson and Picnich, Walters; Og­ Green, r f......... ..... 4 1) o 0 l) the Princess Friday and Saturday. don, Hehmich and Perkins, Bruggy. 1 3 13 1 ..... 4 KENT VULC. WORKS, Sanford RAY BROS., Sanford Burke, lh ....... Hunter, cf....... ..... 3 0 0 3 0 See how this modern cavo girl is SEMINOLE SUPPLY CO., Oviedo, Fla. Saunders, If. ..... 4 0 0 1 0 treated. It was a question whether PIRATES BREAK MeLaulin, ss. . ..... 3 2 o o 4 A’ caress with a club or yield to her CUBS WINNING 9 0 o*- 0 saucy silken wiles__This, pic LurusLrips -Francis, c. .... < 1 71 0 1 1 ' STREAK—7 TO 3 Humphries, p'. the jnzzy tinsel of the modern flapper und shows what she is made of. 4 9 27 3 ST. LOUIS, April 20—St. Louis lost Totals ....... lo Cincinnati, 3 to 1 in the'opening Score by innings: H is a Cecil B. DeMillo's production agent. 000 000 00—0 nmi i« one of the very heat pictures j game of the Natioriul League aeaaon Chicago .... ........ 020 000 100—3 fi 0 PKOHI AGENTS ATTACKED Daytona liyals alleges that a waiter then no 002 oox— i brought to Snufunl in many n day I here yesltirduy. Tho locals held n 1 Pittsburgh ...... 010 150 OOx—7 15 1 1 BY MOI1 IN MIAMI Orlando ............. .... jumped for him with n knife, cutFussell, Summary: Two base hits, Staley, nnd tdiould bo seen by every man, wo­ run lend from tho fourth until the Kauffman, Keene and ding his coat. A dozen men from McLaughlin, llurkc; earned runs, Or­ man and .. .Sanford. Two ninth inning, when safeties by Dun­ Hartnett, O'Farrell; Cooper nmi MIAMI, April 20.—Two federal 'a brtek room, together with Russell can, Roush, Brcssler am!1Pinelli gave Gooch. lando 2; stolen bases, Shannon, nights, Friday and Saturday. prohibition agents working here un­ Gay, alleged propriety/ ,ijf .fte pl^t;.. the Reds thejr run*/ itcrtMh's and PinIlurke, McLaughlin; sacrifice hit, der the direction of Dilvsion Chief jumped into what hertimc ft general r.eli’s hits went for two hags. Score: Francis; douhlu, p la y s,• Tliouiaq 1° BABE RUTH HAS BOSTON, April 2C.—Philadelphia Stroup were attacked in u luncTt room , Cincinnati . 000 000 003—3 9 3 obtained an even break in the series this nfternoon mid. after thu coat mixup, the agent said. Fitch to Taylor; McLaughlin to S ta­ ley to Burkej first base on errors, A NEW INCENTIVE St. L o u is............ 000 100 0 0 0 - l 7 0 with the Braves by winning yesterday o fone of the agents had been torn The two agents fought their way Daytona 1, Orlando>1, buses on halls, Donohue, Keck and Hargrave; I’fef- 2 to 2. A hatting rally in the seventh almost from his back, they were to .the street. A warrant for Guy off Ames 3, off Humphries 1; struck NEW YORK, April 26.—Malic Ruth for im<l Ainsipith. produced three runs on four singles. driven into the street by between was sworn out by Agent Stroup and out, by Ames 2, Humphries 1; .um­ ban now received an added incentive Ralph Head, it recruit from Hartford, twolvu nnd fifteen men, including the served by Deputy U. S. Marshal El­ liott. The lunch room is one of seven pires, Maxtor and Lolir; time, 1:45. for "busting his home run record dur­ PITTSBURGH, April*20—Pittsburg Conn., held Boston to five hitH. He aleged proprietor of tho place. ing May." Each time he knocks a opened the home season, here yester­ gave six passes, hut pitched himself Agents A. J. Ryals uml J. A. Cape. places against which temporary in­ MRA DENTOWN, April 26.—Brad* four bagger a numbers of lawyers day by breaking Chicago's winning out of several difficult situations. The sinio went into the lunch room they junctions were issued by Judge Call cnlown had the better of the argu­ will dig up either from 'their friends streak of seven consecutive games. score: said and bought two drinks of "red last month. ment in tin* final game with Tampa or their own pockets $1,000 for tho The score was 7 to 3. Cooper was in Philadelphia ....... 000 000 300—3 9 1 liquor" at 50c a* drink. Ryals, after here yesterday, ami won, 1 I to 4. Ihe Salvation Army in New York. fine form, allowing the Culm only fi Boston ............. 000 110 0 0 0 -2 5 1 tasting his, reached for tlje pitcher In thre months, 053 acres of orscore by innings: The agreement between Ruth and hits. In the fifth inning thu Pirates Head ami Henlino; Gonevvich, Coon- froni which the glasses had been nnge grove property, bringing $5211,Tampa ... . 000 100 U03— 4 III 1 the lawyers wus made, yesterday. made five runs. Score: fillcd, saying thnt he Wasa prohibition | 000 has been sold a t or near DcLuiul. tywind O'Neill. llradeiilowti .... 010 100 45x—11 17 2 Fisher und Nance; Gump und Kerns. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio C u s h io n — T r a c tio n — M ile a g e IT ’S P U R E ST. PETERSBURG, April 2fi.— Sparkling support, headed by Dean’s one-handed leaping apenr of Am­ mons’ torrid liner in the sixth which took the local second packer off his feet, and doubled Gulley, who had ___ h tripled following up Hernandez’ con­ sistent hurling, gave St. I’etncliurg n 5 to 3 victory In tho last game of i ■ the series with Lakeland here yester- J| day. Gulley of Lakeland hit in his ■ fifteenth consecutive game. I ho scoru ^■ Our orders are coming i» 80 fast th a t if it were not th at >ve kepi prepared to render real service we could by innings: • not bundle them. Lakeland .020 000 010—3 « 4 | ■ St. 1'eto 100 000 22x—5 10 2 Luther and Smith; Hernandez nnd PHONE US---------------------- WE DELIVER . Moore, „. -s T h a t ’s W h y It’s ...P o p u la r ... Speer & Son will make a specialty bathing nuitB on Friday and S al­ ami their Hpecial bathing Kiiil Juntzcn—the Nutional Bathing it is called because so many ft Ik the beat bathing null that the special sale on Frlnml Saturday Speer &’ Son will Electricity keeps shelled peanuts Suita ut $0.50 und $7.50. warm in a new automatic vending machine und nt Intervals flashes a The Daily Herald, 15c per week. light to attract attention to them. ■McKinnon-Murkwood Company will carry a completo line of Interwoven 12-tfc Socks. und we deliver prompt, anywhere, any tinle. And if you do not drink Elder W ater now—you will, u ftcr one trial ” 1r Springs Water Company | NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: The Sanford Carpenters’ Local 1751 contcmplntvs » ruise In scale to 7r>o per hour, tuking effect May 15, 1923. 291-2fltp $ 1, 000.00 GUARANTEED ROACH KILLER |yp|TM*V*•1 • Will Not Increase Prices on Solid and Pneumatic ?Truck Tires . \Iv ' Until 'May 1st ' NEW YORK, April 2<t.-j-Thc Now :>rk*Yankecs closed their first hoftjp and yesterday by dofoatlpig Wash* 7j ?7.to 1. I Herb Ponnock, fordier ^ttih lefthander,Jwnn effective wilh ^ Bn f*nd helped win hUI and by cinVint in.two runs and scorS ■PIT two others hlmqelf. Rice hit ft homo run nnd a double and walked twicq in five times up. Score: Washington 000 010 000—1 9 1 New York .......... . 401 200 OOx—7 9 0 Hollingsworth, McGrow nnd Rue); Ponnock and Seining. -— Saints Beat Lakeland Giving Orlando Clear Title to First Place — 'W a* ^ There is an much comfort i pure food as in any other with which man Is rndnwod. Our bread is at the top of the [ provender’ program. It Is tasty and always uniform In quality. Ask for our bread by name. X $1,000.00 Roach Killer Kills Them M BREAD * , r - rr . t On- account of * haying to v a ca te my • , ifplacet of business to make way for the . • " j _ * contractor now working there, I have stored my stock waiting tor my - ’ NeW Headquarters to be ready. I will be located at the stand now occupied by Roum illat & Anderson,-and will be open *there tor business just a 3 soon as they are able to move, which should be about a week or ten days. . , . o r a le u s e S h o e P o lis h SANFQRDMAID Important Announcement B. L. P E R K I N S �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 26,1923 Saying som eth in g ann wvcartnq ic* >t aredifleroni proposltiotfc ~ ss r-r' H PW t EOT- TO SWtLfSRTO E V /E P N S T A F e — „ , 1 PLEASE. IfW R S , kVHD-WkINS/. 4 • SN’V ^ v %f S * Classified Ada 1c a word. No Ad taken for less than 2.Tc. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit arordingly. Cards of Sanford’s Repatable Professional Men, each of whom, in hia chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to tho people. Attorncy-al-Law # 1 * < You can find the name of every live Business Man In Sanford In this Column each day. , Storage Facilities If we please you, tell o th e rs ; If not, tell ns. Phone 498 tMEKS—You cad get seed bed Over Seminole County Bank im~> and irrigation plugs at the SANFORD NOVELTY 'ord Novelty Works. 100-tfc IAN FORD . FLORIDA WORKS k MALE Hosier and (Jays' paints V. C. COLLER, Propnd varnishes at Sanford Novelty FRED R. WILSON rka, Sanford agents. *183-tfc General Shop and Mill ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ft SALE—Rhode Islnnd eggs for Work dting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs, First National Bank Building CONTRACTOR and BUILDER .worth, Bcardall ■ Avenue, SanSANFORD -sFLORIDA iI7 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. 83-tfp lit SAM- Fine strawberries for (reserving ov table use, 15c quart ELTON J. MOUGHTON B. W. HERNDON y orders of five quarts or more dcARCHITECT (red.—L. II. Junes,. Bcardall AveINSURANCE AGENCY Room 7, Miller Bldg. FIR R-------- AIJTO--------BON D8 (AN FORD FLORIDA S. O. Shinholser ilt SALK CHEAP—Model N Hupnubile roadster. Excellent condip, new tires, new paint. A-l meUnical condition. $250 takes it. [ quick. See P. A. Mero. 2-I-3U CHELLE MATNES , LAWYER • :—Court House fijea Examined. . „Glasses Designed ' Henry McLauIin, Jr., icil room, new and clean. Apply at Opt. D. f Laurel Ave. 10-tfc Optician-Optometrist it RENT Desirable housekeeping .'12 Bast First Street Sanford, FIs. looms. Box 117. ’ lt)-6tp Phone or write W. J. THIGPEN ’’THE SANDPIPER" r miilseason rates, 315 N. Atlantic Real Estate i\. Daytuna Beach.—Mrs. .L. It. tt Phone 090-W, 20-fitc FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE AN OF $7,0(K) WANTED—Will pay r ; interest for six months and les. 205--------Phones-------- OfTice 271 fix per cent bonus to the party DR. J. T. DENTON king this loan. Security: All tan* ’ PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Flc assets of the business together lb other securities. Money to he Rooms 206-207-208 Mcisch Building (d fur additional Equipment, which I increase the business 150',i. If Roams 226-228 j have the money to loan, investiDR. It. M. MASON :c this good, clean, legitimate estnbDKNTIST ted business,’ near Orlando, For In* , New Mcisch Building view, address M. II. U., care Sanmo 201 , Hanford, Florida d Herald. 19-tfc I! RENT—Furnished bungalow I. F. Ijhio, 23-S G. S. SELMAN I . *DR. , di RENT—Two furnished bo<! Practice limited to oums, home new, ideal sunfmer lo- Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ion. Apply -217 East Third Street Eyca Examined. Gin**™ Filled _ Mcisch Building (R RENT—2 furnished housekeep ng rooms on first floor and two upirs. $20 per month. 314 East 5tt BKADENTOWN WILL HAVE NEW CANNERY WANTED wNKD—A chance to build your pew homo before lumber gets any phi-r. Pinna and estimate! furnish^—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc fNTED TO BUY—Asparagus fern prrJ. for good clean stock will pay koo,| price. Address W. P. Newell Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopka, [»-_ 270-tfc M-KSMAN WANTED by food manufneturer for Florida. Stntp wage kntvd, uge* prior employment and Pyrenees. Address .Box 220, Jackkill i\ Fla. 23-5tc A.sTi-.u—JFeajUon by experienced Tsihicr. Answer, P. O. B«x 1113, infold, Fla. 22-Stp IANFOHD A. I\ Connelly & Sons ... . tlMi it 1.11. hril ii-R.A-t. K am i* In , ralnirnlB l'n-liN|,r,itrri C llr InhiI ln.iirnnrr I.Hla S tirrlr llomre ila iln r .. ISOS n-n-T-r -T-ii l lu u d * t.iHina I 'r w p r r t ? llii.ln ra a I’ k a a m The Dally Herald, 15c per session wns expected to get the girls SECOND LIQUOR VIOLATIONS HOUSE OF DAVID ANOTHER BCKKEN before the court. MASTERPIECE IS CREATED , INQUIRY TAKES A TO MEAN THE JAIL Mrs. Couch who in the daughter DIFFERENT TURN BY NORMA TALMADC.E o {Joseph Bnushke, the I’ntriarchiul TALLAHASSEE, April 26.—Tho Overseer of the Purnell Cult’s colony “The Eternal Flame,” a magnifi­ ST. JOSEPH, tyich., April 2(1.— house ridded itself temporarily a t cent picturizatlon of Honoro Uni* The state’s investigations of chnrges 1on High Islnnd, 1100 miles up I-uke Icnst of the temperpneo bills today, znc’s "La Duchess do'Langcnis," with of immorality against Benjamin | Michigan loft the sect two years ago. when it disposed of the 13th and last Norma Tnlmadge in thd most poign­ Purnell, head of the Israelite Colony | She gave virtualyly the same testi­ measure of the lot designed to make ant starring vehicle she has yet of the House of David, took a new mony liefore the federal court in graced with her benbty and charm, turn today, when eight members df Grand Itnpids at the former investi­ it extremely warm for the bootleg­ ger and his supporters. The body is the extraordinary First National the sect were denied marriage licenses gation of the sect’s activities. Mrs. Couch told how she drew sec­ by order of Attorney General An­ split llfty-llfty on tho bills before it attraction at the Princess Theater, ond prise in a marriage lotery at drew Dougherty. for the last time tonight. today, passing with but little protest While the disappointed bride­ the colony, when another girl won a bill to make compulsory jail sen­ The story revolves about the petty jealousies, scandals and romances of grooms were returning home, sub- Joseph II. Bully, whom Mrs. Couch tences for a second liquor violation, hud first picked for her husband. She and then voted down after much de­ the Court of Louis XVIII, with the poenns were hurriedly issued for the Mormon, was forced to draw again, and got bate a bill which would have provided b e a u t i f u l d u c h e s s n s' t h o o u t s t a n d i n g four brides, and Captain her present husband. • r e w a r d s fur informers a g a i n s t whis­ figure, Attorney General Dougherty inti* key law offenders. The measure thnt Miss Tnlmndgo as the duchess mntrd today that the scope of the was passed was a revamped version reaches the heights « • her- wonder­ investigation may he broadened to o fthe measure voted down yesterday fully successful caiVcr; ns the heart­ •include a visit to High Island, where amid much gnashing of teeth. Yes­ less court coquette, she Is elusive; witnesses in the suit in the fedora) terday , it held disenfranchisement ns the woman whoso true love is court testified girls with whom Pur­ provisions fo rliquor violators and doubted and foresworn, she is a most nell was alleged to have been in’ti- compulsory jail sentences for even magnetic, appealing figure. mnto were sent on the eve of past first offenders. Its shattered forces General dp Montrlveau, masterful­ stute and federal investigations. were eorraled over night ami today ly portrayed by Conway Tenrle, kid­ the bill came limping back shorn of naps the duchess, believing her pro­ REFINER RAISES PRICE. house moved to give it another fessed love to be a mockery, ami in chance. . , his rage' prepares to brand her as n woman to be shunned. But he can­ PHILADELPHIA, April 25.—The Approixmutely 75,000 bales of not bring himself to mar her beauty. Pennsylvania and tho McCah'nn Su­ Ho frees her. She writes him daily, gar Refining companies of this city, Egyptian- type long staple-• cotton but her letters are returned unopen­ so called independent refiners toduy were grown in the United tSates in ed. In despair she decides to quit increased the basic price of fine gran­ 1022, while -100,000 hales were im­ ulated to 10:25 to the wholesale trade. ported from Egypt. About 38 per the world forever and go into the The Pennsylvania company was the cent of this amount wns used in the seelusiuti of p convent. Do Montfirst to make the increase from 0.85, nmnufuclurc of uulomubile tires. rivoau learns her love is genuine and followed quickly by Die McCahun arrives at the convent just ns she Tho Docutec Fruit Company’s cit­ was about to taku her fiuul vows Dial Company. rus grove buildings have l>ccn sold would linve closed its walls about her The Herald for first class job work to the Chase interests for $-100,000. for life. The happy reunion of the lovers is nn exquisite finish to this production. Filmed on a magnificent sonic with nil tho splendor and fine trap­ pings of the early eighteenth cen­ tury, with hundreds of players ap­ pearing in the scenes, “The Eternal Flame” muy well be termed n mo­ tion picture masterpiece. An un­ usually well balanced cast of artists, in addition to Conway Teurle, is seen in support of Miss Tnlmadge. Adolphe Jena Mnnjou gives n par­ ticularly fine, characterization as-«thc Dus do Langcnis, while Jtoscmary Theby makes nn admirable Madame do Serlxy. Wedgwood Nowell is seen as Marquis de Ronqucrollo*. Kate lis te r as Princess de VlumontChaurray, Thomns Ricketts ns Viit puyp to swim with the current- of daine de I'aruler, Irving Cummings Thin in about two upark plugs. At the us Count do Mnrsny and Otis Har­ popular demand. moment they tire lying on tho . huIch lan ns Althc Gonrnnd. “Our job," .said one jobber, “i.s to managcl*’fi desk in the establishment of The production was personally di­ rected’ by Frank Lloyd, and without Hupply murkbts, not create them. Let n large middle-western hardware job­ doubt is his finest screen achieve­ the manufacturer make a market for ber. ment. It Pays to Swim STEWART The Florist Floral Design* Cut Flowers Annual and Ornamental Plants 814 Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY With the Current General Machine and Boiler Worlw Cylinder Grinding Automobile Repair* Acetylene Welding -Sanford, Florida Phone G2 EXECUTIVE MATTERS Three Irish Irregulars t Were Executed Today By Free State Officials (Dr The A .w lalrs I'rrMl TRALEE, IRELAND, April 25.— Richurd Hathewuy, James McEnery and John Grcsney, were executed here today by free statb authorities. Huthewny, who wns a deserter from the British regiment, was captured Ih the recent siege of cave in which a hand of irregulars wbh holding out on Kerry Cliffs. FIGURES 811OW AUTO 1ST8 AVERAGE INCOME $1200 RELIEVES BACKACHE 9S7_On Orlando' road between Sil“Have had kidney trouble and back**r l.ake nnd Sanford, Packard 37x5 ache for many years and I tried sev­ * *nd rim. Please inform E. T. eral doctors but got only ’temporary ^I‘l. Field Auto Top Co. 24-tfc relief. A friend advised me to fry Foley Kidney PIUs, and before I used "Tlje largest buyers of Amerlcan- two boxes I was entirely well,’ writes *de automobiles,’ says’ a Firestone A. C. Perkins, Summer Shade, Ky. •Hctin, “among other nations, are Kidney, and bla4der trouble requires fcisda, Cuba, British Indies and the prompt treatment. Foley Kidney ^kd Kingdom.” Pill* give quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes,. Insist upon Foley’s. Bold everywhere.—Adv, Fo» quick rtsults try a w« :■ Contractor and Builder ...» iE T r— *| Quick Service Transfer George A. DeCottes ' n e * m e n f i j - > ------------------- mm m Fisher 7 " ^-------- :------------------- :----------1-------------------“~ Salesmen of onr of the largo tiro manufacturers recpntly were supplied with aom4 very Investing figures on the average income of car owner*, gleaned-through thu «Natlcn|l Auto­ mobile t>eiler»" a I socA uS*,1 for whom they were compiled by a *ecurity concern in Cleveland, Ohio. According to these statistics, say Firestone tales executives, of 2,500 car owners selected at random by this Cleveland financing,concern, the average shqwed a - definite monthly income of $349.70. Tin cars purphased averaged $1,361. The averago buyer wns 34 years old. Seventy-four per cent were married and 82 per cent had bank accounts. Sixty-ninc per cent carried life Injurnnce. Tho 2J40Q car owners were exclusive of Ford'owner*. :Hr.& r vtTr OCCPY SESSION OF HARDWARE JOBIIERS JACKSONVILLE, April 25.—Tho first days session o f the* Joint con­ vention of the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association and the Amer­ ican Hardware Manufacturers Asso­ ciation which opened here today was devoted largely to executive matters. Isaac Black president of the manu­ facturers and W. M. l’ilkln president of the jobbers said in their opening addresses that Florida holds great opportunities for development, add­ ing that eerry line of business is feel­ ing the stimulus of new life. Tomor­ row morning the association again will enter on executive session. A steamer trip will occupy the after­ noon. g bin goods, and wo will handle it." One spark plug bears a mime known wherever automobiles are used, the other a mime seldom heard Both, says tho Hnlcs manager, are good plugs. -On the score of quality they run neck and nock. - "But," he adds, "we are discontimiing this line"—anil he he of,unfamiliar name. "Yi count on it is larger, too, "W hat’H wrong with it? Not n thing. It's u good plug—mighty rofh! plug, but—no one knows ubout it. It isn’t advertised—the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. And we’ve learned it pays to ' swim with the current, not against it." More and more Jobbers in every line of business are learning every day that tt tl tt ft E pi tt C tt ft tl al tl Said another—"Our salesmen carry n catalog with thousands of items in it. They haven’t the time to push unad­ vertised goods. Their work is princi­ pally taking orders.” if you go umong these wholesalers today to introduce u new product in com­ petition with merchandise nationally -advertised, unless the article is excep­ tional, you will be met everywhere by the injunction u reputation for your goods through advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they value speed of turnover, goods which move with u minimum o f effort, goods people know about and ask for. Published by the Sanlord Daily Herald In co-operatioD with The American Association of Advertising Agencies The Herald for first clues job work. � 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>, April 26, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/070c146cf61028d6b6c760464ca329a7.pdf 0e6a41c4c200493ef3924096d9be723e PDF Text Text IN T H E H E A R T O P 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 NUMBER 23 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, A P R IL 25, 1923 VOLUME IV. American Fishing; Schoner Suspected o f Poaching I l I r T h * A x o n i- la lr t l I’ w m I January First VOTE CAME A F TE R IN TRO ­ DUCTION BY H A L E OF C A L L D E TAILE D INFO RM ATIO N Will Be Put on Violators of Pro hihition Laws 'for Sec­ ond Offense AFTE R SERVING TEN DAYS FOR CONTE.MI’T W IL L RUN-FOR . ' GOVERNOR VANCOUVER. II. Cl. April 25.—The Ardor icon fishing schooner Siloain of "Senrttrr^KnFprrtrrl— rrf— prntrtrtnjr- til Solandcr Hay on thb west coast of Vancouver Island was captured last I night 1» yCnrutdinn fisheries patrol j liont, Malaspina, after the schooner .was struck broadside by a volley of shots from the patrol boat and had I been scuttled by the crew that fled ; leaving one wounded man who was taken prisoner. The test o f the crew that fled leaving omfwypmfw ! crew succeeded in escaping to land |where they were being sought today i by federal and provincial police. .MIC.irr LEAD TO SETTLE MKNT OF GERMAN RE­ PARATIONS PROBLEMS . JOHNS FltOM M’ A L A T K A H AR N E Y OKI'S A l.l. OF TKX THOUSAND Says Chairman of Barclay Bank of England in Addresn Before American Bankers • (Or Thr ,tM«rlalr< P r tlil Iltv T h r A u n rln trd P r r » « l RYE. N. Y.. April 25.—Suggestion W ASHINGTON. April 25. About OXFORD, Miss., April 25.—Thro. FASH AG A IN ST MORS* forty million dollars of the fifty-six that agreement on terms of payment C. Hilbo, former governor of Missis­ erauicunon won •• million, five hundred and eighty-nine of British debt might lead to settle­ of two in the test v o te ln the house. sippi, was released from Lafayette W ASHINGTON, April 25.—Com - thousand dollars appropriated by con­ ment of German reparations problem The vote came over the introduction jail here early today after serving a plution of the jury and the beginning gress under protest of budget bureau was made today by Frederick Goodby Hale of a resolution to call upon sentence of ten days for contempt of of the oral presentation of the gov­ for improvement of rivers and har­ enough, chairman of Hnrclay's Hank the state livestock sanitary board for ( court. Hilbo announced be would ] eminent's ease by District Attorney bors has already been allotted by Sec. in England, in an address before the detailed Information on •the cost of leave for,Memphis Inte today and |Gordon marked the trial today in the Weeks and the remainder will be dis- executive committee of American eradication in the stuto; bow many planned to spend tomorrow in that District of Columbia supreme court tiihutrd among various projects later. Hunkers Association. years it would take to free the stote city returning to Oxford Friday pre­ of Charles W. Morse, hie three sons, Allotments already made include the Reinvestment of securities. Amer­ of ticks, and which would have pre­ paratory to opening bis campaign for Letters Are Going In From A ll Parts ot Florida ami four others. They arc charged St. Johns riser, Jacksonville to ocean, ica receives from' Great Britain in tick vented the consideration of any ti. the Democratic nomination for goverin indictments returned tnore than a $500,000; Jacksonville to f'alatka, $5,­ securities offered by the German govAbout I)r. Jones Suturduy. measures by the house until this in­ year ago, with a consipracy to de­ 000; I'alatka to l.ake Harney. $10,001,1; ■ciament would lead to. eventual formation wh9 furnished. It was fraud the federal government in con­ Ockluwalm river, $3J9(I; Kissimmee solution of reparations problem, he il 25. — The |can prove it. An for resigning— No. nection with ship construction ami in • river $5,000;' Am lute river, $11,000; declared. German reparations bonds NO DANGER North IhSkn-j I'm going to stay in office to the operating contracts awarded during Suwnncc river, $111,000. would be made attractive investment of a convict last minute.” * OF S U R P L U S IN and nter the war. to investors throdghout the world, ho months ago,I Sheriff Jones was the tint willies With eleven men in the box, when said. F R U IT F IE L D irrow among to testify before the committee. Tin* court convened, llUle dficulty wa > German Communists d < inrn by" county officer admitted having eii- had in selecting the twelve jurors., Stir Unemployed to K F K l.l'X FACTIONS l l l j Tim A k.orln leil I ' r i x l i l ttlve com i terell into n jiersunal agn ciin nt _with only one talesmans being examined. | AGREE ON ARM ISTICE Clash With Officer* ORI ANDO. April 25.— 1. C. Chase oiled prison the Putnam Lumber Company to The jury is composed o f seven sales­ of Jacksonville contributed strongly fin nirii the company with pri-nnor.i. men, two cashiers, one hotel proprie­ , t A T L A N T A , Gn.. April 25— Hostili­ ESSEN, A git il 25. A mob of the to the pregiam of the Morula State iltlce to the I 2 ° ’ u head. tor, one clerk and one collector. ties for control of the Knights of unemployed men claslnol with the po­ Horticultural soeiily in Ins discus­ . i mill town Letter* from all seeiiou of l-lornla The jury was not locked up. but lice yesterday at Katernberg, near ku Klux Klim ended today with the sion of the bugaboo of over produc­ was given tin* customary warning by la-ie, in another outloeuk ot unrest signing of an armistice between the u. announcew‘*" « s from r ? ciiininittec of the two of legislative tion of ciliu". fruits. Mr. Chase de­ it fur Tabert ar,‘ being received by comniittec Justice Stafford against dismissing into thc$HRDLSI!KD8HRDLUUUU throughout the Itulti which German opposing factions. clared possible over production had l l . member i In which an investigation l be case wit haul siders oi reading elficial- attributed I" Communist ag i­ investigating committee inquiring InV\ illiam J. Simmons, emperor, and been a cuu/c for worry nnumg riti an into the medical rccod of Dr. T. newspapoi act mints ot it. t„ i be death o f Martin Tabert came II. \V. Evans, imperial wizard, are tators. I liu* man was killed and one i us growers when first be came to. tb, I'utnam Capers Junes,-convict • :.np phvslclnn. Iij.li i. l Attorney Cordon had not l ady wound, d. here today to learn of the funeral and lelaiiied in their posts under the Florida foity years ago ai d. ir to­ . .,i ,i. Iris been icoucstcd. D i. Jones testi- completed an examination of the iif • c i :.n III ■ burial of the youngster, who tiled in igneimnt. The controversy was Ac, hi dill); In German aecublits, sev­ day a topic in both Florida and Cali. ij,.^ tied before the conunifie be attend­ diet hi . 'nt. at tla adjoin ament of eral bumlicil an u under Communist brought to a dose through the efa camp here of the I’utnam Lumber fotniu. I’rovidcd that prompt and, ed Tabert thee days la fore the Da­ court will lesunic the task tomorrow., Company- .alleged to have -been the ecomnnicul transput tuliun for citrus leadets attempted to picsellt demands f o i l s o f -a commission o f klansmcn, ' ''' 1,1 " kot nii’ii death. He i ncpiicum oiiiu ■It may be that the actual taking of to the iit\ authorities but the miiyojr jiidcd it was said, by independent result of brutal whipping at the .. . in ... • ii,,. euilM) o f death with a social rroiu is furnished, Mr.. C h a s e doe; lesliniony will not be tailed before' hands o f Walter Higginbotham. nni-| counsel, Arthur G. I’owell, aiid Hol­ disease complication. Iki declined Thursday, although the governnioat 1ordered the' police to bold them off. vict guard. . The crowd rerouted the cffoita of tin* los II. Randolph, non-memberk of " n T r T e lo ' ‘ 1"' ,U‘" VU witnesses were oi eotiil tialay ami police all,! I lie collision lolluwei). wns doc iirimurily to pneiioiuoina wcie direi ted to icpoi j tmnoiiyw, M AINTENANCE o f w a n Judge K. 0. Thomas, on motion of •lie of I s'olt . , | ( . with a complication of malaiia. Appioxiiuutely !PIO.imiii.UIHI waa in WORKERS ASK RAISE .counsel for both sides, dismissed his m t l i l N S \\ IL L Mll\ I Asked why he made the erroneous voiced in four ship coiistrm lion and i , order and dissolved the commission ltd tint wit nr "ti two ship opeiating emit rads awarded' has j ,,f thice which had been directing the < IIICAGO, April 25.— Request for charge of malfeasantc in office, in ruiiM* any FlUmii t ^sKnu'lH hdk r» by the Emergency Flint Corporation a return to wages In* existence prior an-i alfaii - of tile klan. This commission charged by the governor: family. Otlu*i wiI iulm** have* ifi- .ml the Shinning Hoard to the Groton res- wll, ,, mi posed of Emperor Simmons, tu July 1, 1021, was made of the rail­ Sheriff Julies cultfi'l re,l with Sen­ ed that Tabert dad following a whip be Impelial Wizard Evans and J. M. road labor board today by the United ator Stokes (hi a ft i i lioyli. Follow­ ping given lorn by Walter lliggin brotherhood of Maintenance of Way a» Geiuge, marshal of the municipal keting of t in us fruits in a lifetime ing tlii.i i ,inference, the county ofli- hotImm, tjie whipping bom. Employes und Railway Shop Labor­ ► ••O il cer wits apptoached on report* that It was also In ought out that la ers. The petition affects 17.r>,0<Hl em­ spent in the industry ill Florida. F lie planned t resign ahead of flnal bell was suffering fiom min k poison |\ Goodman, of fjk e Alfred told o( ployees. ing-which prodiucd i uniting soles. what northern investors expect in dispirit inn o f his < -ac. Dr. Stewirt G. Thompson, chief ol "Resign front offite, eh? Well, not putting their money into Florida cit­ COLLIER MAKER OWN PLEA rus propel ties. Miss Sarah Part­ until they ks- k me oilt," the sheriff lIk* i ioridu biiic.iu ol vital statistics has been* sent to Mara and Crosi ridge of the effect of fruits in. tin replied, adding: TALLA H A SSE E , Apiil 25.—The t’ ity, with fail authority to invosti diet; and II. G. Ghmprecht of lirad"I have Inen gnmsly misrepresent­ house committee on towns and or­ entown on prevention of decay in fit ed by a bunch o f ex-convicts and fcl- gate why no ikath certificate oi ganizations which reported unfavor­ i shipments, were licard with at­ lows that 1 have i!i-,'b,*r s I frimi of- burial ccitirtcate wan turned ill bj ably several days ago a bill to estab­ • ncc. There is not n bit of truth in either of thy local health registrars lish a Collier county out of the south­ tention. Substituting on short notice on tin that stuff they told tho committee. I offices. ib,. support of the klan. The Kvan* ern end of Lee county, reopened its faction, it was understood, will also hearings on the subject this nfter- prof ram, C. M. Stokcly of Mount in de­ remove several officials from the Intnoon with Harron G., (Jollier appear­ Dora aroused enthusiasm scribing the remarkable . i rides whirl periul palace, the klan headquorters, ing in behalf of the bill. . recently have liven made in liaiqinr who are "objectionable" to Emperor A fter hearing Mr. Collier and sevculture in Florida through the intro Simmons. These were said to be F. |rnl other spokesmen in fa\*or of the L. Savage, chief o f staff; N. N . mittee deferred uction until tomor­ duction of the Cavendish variety. 11* Furncy, cashier, and C. M. McKin­ row 'morning indications thut it the exhibited a single bunch whirl non, chief of the investigating de­ advocates of " a proposed Hendry weighed in excess of one buncjrei partment. ' county an dthoso championing Col­ pounds. The symposium on the »iib i Emperor Simmons, on his I'art, it lier county can get together on joct of canned grn|>efruil at the sen Committee Appointed to Look A fter all Details as was declifrcd. agreed to cancel his iMiundnries the committee will report to Time and Place court uction for ubsolute control of i.in favnrnhtn to the lnttcr, il althe klan. and work in absolute har­ Kiwnnlslthc Kiwanis Club was ready to do «*v- 1For Efforts of Men Engaged in Rehabilitation of ay’s meeting o f the mony with Imperial Wizard Evans, i ci.vthing possible to add to tho sui—ess | vus culled tu order by Preside und both will bend their efforts to ■ Veterans of the reunion. establish friendly relations between n nnd Rev. Hrownlee was called EX-KAIBEK'S A U N T DIES I rof. T. W. Lawton was the speak- , the f net ions. Ills Tlir A » » i » r l n l » s I'rsaO to ask the customary blessing, j cr of the day and he told of the many necessary to prevent poor quality oi WASHINGTON, April 25.— More latitude for district managers and less nail, who is usunlly on Gmc gooil things In the Kiwanis Magazine. of canned grapofruit getting into the rod tape nnd redoubled efforts in rehabilitation work w(ll result from con­ ClIUIll'llWKLl.'H TKN-DAY SALE. eating, wus Iqte, and. It wus indeed nn interesting talk anil ference of consuming markets nnd thus spoiling officers In progtesa at Veterans' Bureau, Director Hines members bis version clearly show;* that Prof. Lawton does the demand which now exists. A tvin outlining decisions of meeting declared. Greater responsibility for Veter­ In this issue is a page advertise should do—rends j what every member i cent visitor to I’orto Rico slated that ans welfare will be placed In regional organizations Hines said and district ■milt o f the Churchwe 11 Companj 1carefully and undorstandingly the On motion u jinst president’s pin canned grapefruit from there must managers will be given freer band in adjustment of salaries of field person­ ie presented to A. P. magazine published f«<Y KIwanlana. be ktrongly reckoned with, the Porto . . It was voted'to invite the members nel with budget allnwaneu# the only mcml»cr at Rican packers expecting to increase of the graduating class of the Kunle to thnt honor. their output to a milion cuAs season SOMETHING NEW I read from Internation- ford High*School to be guest* of tho after next. club nl u luncheon, the time and Tonight at Lake Mary » usmo « oqto, Cnnndn, in answer to an invita­ place o f which Chairman Ed. Lane, CHANGES IN ZARING’H STAFI new danco called the “ Kiss Dunn tion aent hint, that he. was Indeed sor­ Prof. McKay and Rev. Urownlco will with fine music by the Orlando Coun­ decide. Kdgur A. Hull elicited much Some changes have taken plaeu in ry that the itinerary of l\is coming try Club Dance Orchestra. If you trip to this section would not allow a applause by announcing that tho en­ want tq have a big time be sure and the pgraonnel of V. W. Zuring Co.. tire high school orchestra would !>c Joe visit to Sanford. President Rosa will go tonight as they have some real wholesale grocers o f this city. visit the Pnlatku Club on May 23, present us his guesfs. It is proposed fun in alorc for you. The Casino ,1s Davis, that veteran salesman, known and It was decided to send a delega­ thnt thW luncheon shall be n inemor one of the finest in the stale, built fur nnd wide over this territory for tion from the local club to that city uhle occasion In the lives of the slu high from the ground and part o f the many years, will ngain take up the ers Association Today to represent Sanford on that occas­ dance floor U over tho lake with a criujind traw l some, making Orlando ion. cool breese Llowlng all the time that A vota of appreciation waa extend­ you are dancing, and if you go out NEW YORK, April 28.— Avoidance of extravagant and wasteful use of ed to tho management of the Valdes there and cannot dance, nee a doctor news print was urged upon memWrs of the American Newspaper Publlrhers nnd their big stock' of spring and Grill for the excellence of tho lunches for you wUI Just naturally dance Association ut K b annual meeting today In an address by it* president, Paul summer goods are now on tba shalvaa and service for the past few weeks. when you hear the fine music, and Patterson, publisher o f tho Ualtlinpre Sun. Thr record hreaklng rale o f new* ready for thla big money-saving sals. see everyone gliding over one of the print consumption continues he assorted but-expansion In mills should provide The Goathala Company will apend finest floora ih th * country. Remem­ adequato supply if publishers do not waste It. Patterson praised the associa­ 112.000,000 improving Key Weat nnd ber the place, Lake Mary Casino and tion’s traffic committee fn'r assistance it bad given in relieving the news print on May 8, and the secretary wan in- for t adjacent islands. the tima 0 o'clock tonight (Wednea' shipments from "various embargoes restriction*. atructed to inform tho veterans thut meat dgy).' See you there tonight. < l t r T h r A a a o r ln lr it g r r a a l COMI'I.ETE FOR G O V T MORE la titu d e ; a llo w e d • ! FOR DISTRICT MANAGERS AND LESS RED TAPE AVOIDANCE OF EXTRAVAGANCE AND WASTEFUL USE OF PAPER BY NEWSPAPERS IS ADVOCATED �PAG E SIX T H E SANFO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD , TU ESD AY, A P R IL 24,1923 S OCIETY LAKE MARY, FLORIDA INVITES YOU 29 feet higher than m oat'of sur­ rounding country. W ater 99.5/10, pure., Several cottage* for sumturr rental. A few 5 and 10 acre trades, | within city loft. Good citrus, grape,! bunch blueberry and blackberry land. City propert advanced 25 per ernt, 1922, will increase 25 per cent aft.'r September, 1923,. MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 2I7-W I f » o « k m r nn|- f r i e n d * v l a l t l n a > " ■ ■— I f »€>o n r e k k I mk n n r n k r r r n r r n m l n c hom e, nr I f )n n n r r r n t r r f nlu lna, W e lle ■ P o a ln l r n n l I n Ifcln d r pnr t m r n t. tc lv ln a •le tn ll *, n r t e l e p h o n e t k r l l r m . II w ill k r r r r a l l ) a ppreciated. The weather la all right but we could uae aomo rain. Written for The Campaign Ilelng Made hy the Wornon’a Club for Gnrden Week Rridge at Pariah House at 3:30 p. m. Thursday, hostesses, Mrs. Em* mitt Hunt, Mrs. Edward llctts nnd Mra. Fern Ward. Mra. Harry L. Walsh will give a aeries o f pnrtics, the fll-st Wcdnosday at 3:20 p. m., at 705 Oak avenue. Air. R. S. Weal left for Ncugirl;, . J., to spend the nummrr with bin • L a k e Ma r t r e a l t y Co. I.rk3 Mary, Florida The object in planting .the home grounds, is to make n pleasing pic­ ture, which Ih nn opportunity nil may enjoy. Shrubs should he used in maaaca around the foundation o f the house; along the boundary lines nnd in the The monthly meeting o f the I-itera-t«re-O epartm ent--of- "the—*"Wrrmnn*K c m x w r jL . o f —Dm g ro u n d s___ T ir o - w h o le . Club inects Wednesday evening, at hark yrird may ,1k1 enclosed, giving privacy to the grounds. Even n 3:30 at Comfort Cottage. small yard may be m&de to nppenr Airs. Clifford Dell, chairman o f the much larger if the open lawn Is pre­ U. D. C. requests all members to served. The planting should be irregular in meet at Central I’ nrk at 4 p. m. to outline, here n projecting point form­ make wrenths for Alemorinl Day. ed hy u shrub or twq; there n hay The executive committee o f the where the lawn seems to project in­ Choral Society meets nt 7:30 p. m. to the border. In general the taller growing Rchcrsal nt 8 p. m. Monday nt the specimens should lie kept in the Parish House. Full attendance re­ background, lining smaller growing quested. plants of different heights to bring Daughters of Wesley are to be en­ the border down to tile ground. Antertained by Airs. W. A. Lester, Mrs. Estridge, Miss Loin Evans nnd Miss Ollie Johnson, lit 80(1 Magnolia street. MrKinnoti-Mnrkwci«d Company will carry a complete line of Interwoven Socks. . 12-tfc NO TICE OF MEETING Mra. Will Parker, who has been the guest o f Mra. Tom Williams, has returned to her home in Jupiter,* Fin. Hon. Forest Lake left last night for Tallahassee to resume his duties ns Seminole's representative. Dick Muse, the strawberry grower, is selling his berries nt tpn cents n qunrt to* those whd will pick them. Next Thursday is Memorial Day for the south nnd Sanford will ob­ serve the day with appropriate exer­ cises. Aliss Annie Hawkins nnd her fa­ ther will leave tomorrow for Com­ merce, ‘Georgia, where they 'w ill spend the summer months. W. C. .Sntcher, of Longwood, was in the city today nnd reports his, lit­ tle daughter ns improving. She was very ill for several weeks. Airs. Alfred Liljn and Mrs. R. I.. Griffcn entertained nt a theater party Saturday, complimenting Mrs. W ill Parker of west Palm Beach, Fin. A fte r the party delightful refresh­ ments were perved. The guests were Airs. Will Parker, Mrs. Tom W il­ liams, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Griffcn nnd Mrs. Ltljn. Airs. Wells hud as her guests on a motor trip to Alt. Dora, Airs. Hare, Mrs. Sykes and Airs. Rcniufnt and Mrs. Patterson. It will lie noted witli pleasure by the friends of Miss Mary 1/iuise Wells, now residing in Tampa, that she is studying interpretative danc­ ing under the able direction o f Alnic. 1-ee ScovelI and has just recently ap­ peared in one of Mine. Seovell's most wonderful productions, "The Purple Ainsk," which was a noted event at the Tampa Bay Casino Inst Thurs­ day nnd Friday evening. While Miss Wells is only a eluss pupil, and lias just recently begun in this interest­ ing study, she displayed much ability nnd talent in this last recent pro­ duction, having led in two ensemble numbers, “ The Dnnco' of- Joy" and "A s in a Web." Mine Scovall pre­ dicta siiecss for this little lady a* she continues in this art. Alary 1-ouisc has pinny friends in Sanford, hnvimr visited her aunt, Mrs. Alfred A Serna From RagtnaU Barker's Production "Heart* ARama" Last Times Tonight at the Princess Reginald Baker’] Production A roaring shpet. of ffre "Wccpin* . through the hi** timbeiw,,WjfUr than tlie wolves racing before H Notliing but masting could chert it and, the dynamite must b, brought through. A plucky prf ar\d a brava youth do the trick, n ia n thrill o f thrilla. Sexton Johnson, superintendent o f eity sehools o f Orlando, was among the' visitors to the city today coming up to attend the Rotary meeting nnd to go over school matters with Supt. Lawton. • A. I*. Connelly lias returned from n business trip to Atlanta and re­ ports everyone talking about the rapid growth of Sanford wherever he went. Marcus Aurelius was a heathen, even so he wus one of the greatest philosophers that ever lived. When he m i id "look beneath the surface; let not the several qualities of a good thing or its worth escape thee," he suid something that rang true down through the ages. Il is a long cry from his day, 12I-1H0 A. I).— nearly eighteen hundred years— to our day, yet what he counselled then stands now nnd will stand for all time. It is best not to stop nt the surface, hut open tlint SEM INOLE • COUNTY HANK ACCOUNT TODAY. Added Attractions, loo The Bociul meeting o f the G. I. A of L. E. will be held Thursday after noon at 3:30 at the home of Airs. W G. Ferguson at Lake Alary. For quick results try a want -ad, Wednesday-Thursda Norma Talmadge in The Daily, Herald, 15c per week, Assistant State Attorney Jones ?nid he considered it significant that the brain was removed before the body wns shipped to Orlando. Ho ndded that while the cose will be letf in the hands of Chauncey A, Royer, the Patterson attorney he “ hoped a thorough investigation of thee oase will -be conducted." The attorney general o f Aiicliignn will be formally requested to stnrt on official investigation tomorrow morning, 'M r. Boyer said, adding he will tclcgrnph details of the ense as he has found them to the Michigan ofifeiul. "M y only interest is seeing justice done. I feel thut this boy was bru­ tally beaten to death," Mr. Boyer snid. “ That he was left throughout the night nftcr lie was beaten with­ out medical attention nnd that some­ body must be responsible for what seems to have been the grossest ©TlttOWlMnegligence whore a human life was nm vi ■ concerned.” ’ „ . 1*11 l> I * Patterson’s parents ont only blade public Ihu letters they" received from inmates o f the reformatory telling o f i lIn-alleged brutal treatment which Radium i .iffi i.i i* fr it mod in a mintcaused Frank’s death, hut exhibited’ Iwr nf nniiMi.tlly inicrct.iing rpring letters from church member* in flocks. This model mvc* niiirli of iis Moore Haven, which showed the high ili.m il lo its simplicity, Dias folds of self-material are Mitrhrd alintit ihc esteem in which he was held in that iteclcnnd refirated on iltr skirl. These city, where he formerly lived. (olds may lie pill on uitli lirm-ntitch­ ing, if desired,and arc exipii'ite in their il.(inline**. The —« f iwo-toiicd liblton allords another n|>|*-ri unity for individsu’.l treatment. Aledinm t>i/.e n quires I '.4 yards aft.inch material. Father Peck nnd his mother, Mrs. Jonathan Peck and Aliss Edith Hubhard motored to Caronnda Beach to spend the day, today. Rivers and H arbors Allotments To Be Published Shortly -----T O N L G H T___ —Attorney -John •■('. Jortr Messrs. Frank Anderson nnd J, C. Woolfolk of the American Fruit Growers ^ompnny weer among the prominent visitors to the city today. The Jennie Spnulding #'irclo held thoir Inst meeting nt the home of Air*. Charles Collins. Good attend­ ance o f members. The next meeting will he with Mrs. Ashley Kelly, at her home on W. Hughey street. All the members are urged ti» lie on time, 3:00 p. m. he P rin c e Pictorial Review * I in v< No 144ft. Sizes, .ft lo -It indies husi and- lb to 20 years. Price, 35 reals. The Eternal Flame’ TO HAVC Bowels, Blood Sold by. Y our b a k in g - UNION PHARMACY done Sanford, Florida KeopYour Complexion of Rose-Petal Texture Nadine Face Powder will keep the rose* in your cheeks. It will make your skin soft, smooth and velvety. It wiU lend an irresistable charm, and the fragrance of the L-'Sy flower garden. Nadlna adheres and protects the skin ^ V^ from *un, wind nnd dust. Contains no ingredient that ran liartn the skin or the eyes. Money re­ funded if not pleased. SOcat your toilet counter. Min­ iature box by mail 4e. ■ NATIONAL TOILET CO. Parle, Tenn Yes, It’s pleasant to* have your baking done-cif it’s done in our bakery instead of in your own home. The purefood ingredients of our bread and pastry thoroughly mixed nnd baked with expert skill bring to your home the acme o f the.baker’s urt when you order our goods by name. Nc\\t to Princess Thoalro Clearwater City 'Commi.viinncn have accepted the new city hnll Tinti. Ifs S S P & fc , B fc . Ur u n i t f t Wg Whit,. l i t i*. /•In*. V B s rj Daily Herald on sale nt Joe’s Samir i House, Mobley's Drug St *re anl Hunt’? Pharmacy, I l l y T l i e A a a o rlu lrd I'r r a a l NEW YORK, April 24,— Events leading up to the escape of, Gerald Chnpinuii, llrondwny mail bandit, /loin St. Mary's hospital at Athens, Ga„ where he was undergoing treat­ ment for wounds received ut the hands of a posse after he fled March 2H, from the Federal penitentiary nl Atlanta, worn delayed here today by Mis* Cnrnlca Ramey night nurse at the Athens hospital. Miss Ramey whs before Federal Commissioner llilchcnek as a government witness in removal proceedings in cases of Abe Silvcrstcin and Dominick Didntn who were arrested he re April 13 on an Athens indictment charging them with aiding nnd abetting Chnpman's escape- She admitted carrying a let­ ter from Chapman to the two, but denied she aided in the esenpe. She admitted she received a letter from Chapman after'h is escape mailed in Athens, dated April 7. Fortieth Encampment Grand Arm y Veterans Sectarian Fight is Anticipated Begins at Zephyr Hills in Legislature 10 Stores in Georgia Sanford’s New 1 Store in Florida Store Phone 127 Boys’ P aim Bead li Suits $10.00. * TW O PAN TS fortieth uniiuul encampment of Flori­ da department Grand Arm y of the Republic begun here today to com tinue htrough Thursday. Veterans will meet jointly with tiro Woman’s Relief Corps nnd 1-adies of Grand Ariny. * . .• Dully Herald on sale at Joe's Stnokc House, Mobley's Drug Store and Hunt's Pharmacy. if T H E R E S T A U R A N T at the corner of Palmetto Avenue nnd Third street ii, now rendy for business, under the management of Harry Hirschberger who guarantees good, clean service. * Florida Congregational Conference Begins Its 40th Annual M eeting <Hr T l t r A H a rln lrS I ' l f w l M IAM I, April 21.— The Florida Congregational Confercme U gan its fortieth annual meeting here today, to continue through Thursday. The theme of the conference is Obligutton o f £ongrvgiitionali*ni to local, nat­ ional, and world-wide community welfare. Many national tpenkers ate on th* program. Saw dtf not forget the back yardf li can be made into n veritable park. Just tlilul. o f the supreme joy nnd tin 111 you cun extend to your north­ ern friend*, when they come to visit * “ 22 - l t p tarinn fight over the hill introduced by Senator Singletury to require the teaching of the Holy Bible in the public schools of this state, loomed up in the senate tonight. The upper rouse worked so long this uflernoon on an executive communication that it decided to come buck tonight to make some progress on its calendar. The sessioi war. given over until rly to advancing nicq&iirr.s from their smccond to third readings, nnd the pussage of a few bills local ill char­ acter. Senntor Singletary’s bill was re­ ported on favorably several days ago by Judiciary. " I l” committee. On mo­ tion of Senator Stokes tonight it was ordered sent hark to judiciary " A " committee for the specific pur­ pose o f having that committee re­ pot t as to its coiistitutionality. Op­ ponents oT tiie measure huve indi­ cated thut they would base their fight on the ground that the bill violated the provisions of the constitution for religious freedom, in that it would require the teaching o f Bible in school:) where children- o f all creeds attend. , you, by pormilting them to pick u hcuutiful ripe orange . or tnngcritiu from n tree in your back yard. Plant n pineapple orange tree, Dancy Tan­ gerine, Duncan grapefruit, N'agaio kuntquats, Hart’s choice bunanu or your own pet varieties. These things will nil lend that dreamy tropical touch so much desired by all. Plant something uicc for yogr boy or girl and let them call it all their own, share with them the pleasure of caring for It. We trust we can count , Grove property on Lake Eustis, 160 oil your eo-operation in planting your acres, has hetn sold for $65,000. yard, and thus giving us a Sanfhnl Behring Ic advertising for bids for i.crniid to flow*. iutnUhing u new water supply. . - — M. J. II. v • Men’s Palm BeadIl Suits $12.50 % , • First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS • ♦J* *1* *1* »*♦ W elaka Block %rf **♦ ej* sj» *•* �i . - '. v t * '' t .1 ) !. 7Wr- ran : ■ r>.v tw J.#t . . u. .« > I T H E SANFORD D A IL Y H E R ALD , W ED N ESD AY, A P R IL 25, 1023 i —= = z = z = :il • - ■ -----pla on both sides o f the Mason and By Ai Carter Dixon line a_re getting together in ’T w een M esial the greater brothcrtiood and spihit o f fraternity in the* observance of Me­ HOWII JA LIKE TO morial Day north mid south. The I'D RUTHER BEEN , v* pEeq sih. wacrE* GEORGE WASHmETOH-1 RAiEiGH rvLCr Queen southern Memorial Day is never ob­ % ■ ■■ 1■" " ■■■* * lUTABETH WALK ON EITHER WAOHIHGTOtl served without the grncca of the •yuh coat nusM? JESSE JAMES PER I AlKT PARTICj northern soldiers being decorated and we believe this Is true o f the National pocorntion Day that takes place on Mny MOth nt Which time it is said j • the northern people nlwnys decorate the graves o f southern soldiers who There could be no better index to char­ died In the great conflict on northern acter than a savings pass-book. soil and were buried’ there. This is the spirit thnt cements our great f [ This will serve you well at all, times and union closer together ns the years L b O n e W e e k .......... ....................... ... „Jtt ( m l * )\ under all circumstances. ‘ ' assuage tint grief ami feeling that j « The man who stands square for " ________ ..iii , prevailed jpst after "The" Civil War T h e hlr I S . t o I K - p a a e W e e k l f H e r * Hid e n t i r e l y r u t era N em lnnle C o u n t y good government is too radical; if on both t ides and the feeling thnt | hnd la p u b l l a b r d e v e r y F r i d a y . A d t r r - he advocates a strong f [ TH E PEOPLES. R A N K o f Sanford is remedy for l l a l n a r a t e * tnndr k n o w n on n p p l l r n should prevail in all parts of the j || ready and anxious,.to help you to help t l o n . * 2.00 p e r y e a r , n l w n y a iN * m U a^ c. some long-existing evil he is too rev-j { Th(l brawjlt u aro us-. _____ yourself. An interest-bearing account is -* a i.w k **n K m j i b^ a 3p.o.p ia.t h i * _k d k m 1jthiUqiMUXJ. if.ht:_'Kngi’a_war_on Jnluury«1ttittTTiir> iiioslTt:H«lPTlroa>ted lititid life " your best recommendation. The Associated Press In exclusively and other evils like the convict slnvbravest— tho men who fought— on entitled to the use Tor repuhllcHtlon ft* , , ., , , alt news dispatches credited to It or| cry system he is an idealist, and no not otherwlso credited In this paper Thnl's uhv it w.ioM not do to north or south sides were llie first and also tha local nows published on* 1hnl s u,,y 11 WOUI° n° l 00 one;; to task for n hotter understand­ herein. put men like Henry Ford nnd Hill ing between the Blueand the Cray. * All right* of re-puhllratlon of speclnl Bryan in the White House. Henry dispatches herein are also reserved, i j I.et all of us then tomorrow 'oh- ] orrieei lllllt A 1,1) llin 1,1)1 \(j. Phone Its Ford would want to know that pub­ serve the Memorial Day and attend lic funds were spent economically nnd Fuitlpi Advrrtl.lns Krprfifti.«llv« public service was made 4-ficient. Bill tho exorcises and let all of us attend n IE AMERICAS’ I’RES> A55UCIATiOS Sanford, Florida Bryan would want to promote world the National Decoration Day exer­ cises on May noth. Wo are now a peace in tho most effective way and . 4 k’ would perhaps go to tho extreme of nation undivided. oadvocating a closed season for shoot­ IIA lI.ltO A D COMMISSION AND “ Dry Agents Under Fire," says ing prohibition enforcement officers religion were sumernd up in the words loyalty to that purty nnd would open dispatch. Bad condition and they anti thereby destroy one o f our great­ C IT Y BATHS. * 1 p4' K* Kx Hu f.-'J f*t p.a fce 114 f a fca tei Pa Ri fca the door so thnt some day the .South ‘ Thou shait not drink.' may hum up before help comes. est national sports. Either of these *1 "During the years of my leadership would hnve a presidential candidate. ■---------- o ----------Friends o f municipal ownership ex­ ranting radicals would lose sight of in patriotic societies I have made ap­ The Democratic party owes the South the report Dr. Jones and Sheriff Jones are the pie counter us the paramount press some alarm over peal after nppcnl to the people thru much o f its prestige ufid Kl„ ry atuj having a rather rough lime o f it purpose of the presidency and spec­ that an effort will be made to place the press nnd on the platform to keep should now receive recognition.” after their little fiasco regarding the ial interests would lose the reward of the regulation and rates o f all pub­ Protestantism in the foreground, and treatment o f prisoners in the piney the righteous campaign contributor. lic utilities under the Railroad Com­ PU B LIC ITY . TAX without apparent avail. Selfishness A D D IT IO N A L mission. Such an effort was made in woods of west Florida. It won't do, fellers; we must pick and cowardice seem to dominhte Pro­ M EANS G REATER GROWTH. the session two years ago nnd raised ------------ o-----------safe and sane men for. the presidency. testantism today. The power of Ro­ a storm of protests that iLsulted in , We opine that the medical fratern­ — Arcadia Enterprise. W A N T S W ILLIA M JENNING S B R YAN TO ACCEPT TH E manism increasesy by leaps and' The electors o f Orlando again went Correct, and we arc among the its abandonment. ity of Florida will want to know C A ND ID ACY hounds. Tile minority of Rome is to the polls yesterday and again radicals. W e-want Henry Ford for That the attempt will be made * 1 more about Dr. Jones who treated mightier in politics at Washington and voted far progress by carrying the president nnd William Jennings again is believed since the visit of Martin Tahert for a certain disease f-i im Xu xa p-i i*n ha x i m x i xa m xa K j in almost every state legislature than issue which provides an additiur.nl president—since Peter 0. Knight to the state capital, when he was dying from whippings Bryan for vice .the majority o f the followers of Luth­ one mill publicity tax for Oilamlo. Charles It. Haines refuses to become and from conferences with his and his body indoubtedly showed it. Ex-Congressmnn Charles D. Haines' ting through delays and apcpnls, nnd er, Knox nud Wesley. By their votes the people hnve again a candidate for vice president. Henry friends. ----------- o ----------|declines to become a candidate for the carrying from court to court, "I have taught to retain the Bible proven their faith and security in Or­ Thnt Orlando, hoy being beaten to Ford and William Jennings Bryan That such a hill is in contemplation Vice-President on the Democratic tick-1questionable contentions to evade and in the public schools, hut eight states lando, in a greater Orlando and in an death in a Michigan prison comes to] sounds good to us nnd looks like a jH practically assured by the talk of et hut wants William Jennings Bryan 1make justice ridiculous; laws foolish, have thrown it out nnd this without Orlando that is daily dedicating it­ light just in time. It shows-Chat all winner, the old corporation lobbyists thnt "it in accept it. He made the following unwise, harmful for public weal, ob­ protest from Protestant churches or self to higher ideals and a firmer the brutality in prison camps and would he a ‘ good thing," and when hfntemcnt in the Tampa Tribune solete and noil-forceful, hut still the reform organizations. I believe the determination to become the largest ENFORCE TH E LAW AS IT prisons everywhere is not confined to this contingent talks about "good "My friends are entitled to know my inws, nnd laws must be obeyed, saturnalia o f crime in the United and most progressive city in Florida, STANDS. the south. things” it’s well enough for the pro- attitude in regard to such a nominu-] ‘“ There are m illions'of those who states will not he stopped unless mur....... ............................ it docs not take a wild or frenzied — —— - o --------------------The legislature has turned down gressives to he constantly till the tion if it were fortlic (lining, replied mutce up our substantial respected'cit- ni re-inforcement is given to the hoys ' strt-tt-h o f the imagination Thursday (tomorrow) is southern lookout and keep their powder dry. Mr. Haines. sf ■ izennhip who disregard and violate the nnd girls of our public schools and straining of brains to remember when some of the bills regarding prohibi­ Memorial Day and the banks will There is no doubt that the* rail First,. while no.man is ton .. big for constitution respecting tion and we think they were right. . . . . prohibition, that this can only lie afforded by a u^ fL.w “ hard boiled,” sulf-saciifinnr close and business will be suspended One hill would make the crime o f! r" U1’ " “ s man>' things to look t(mt position, I am .not a can-1Let us look at each other with free <]iiily reading of the Holy Scriptures sulicitnrs would puss the hat around in part tomorrow afternoon when the ur 4lI1y „t)u.r political ’ minds and open hearts and face con­ in the public schools. liquor selling a capital crime— it after— they, are not in Fnllnhasser (ij,|al(, por Oilandn and extract from a compara­ exercises are taking place. An honor for their health nor to see mutton ditions as they are generally known wanted to give offenders jail sen­ 1 have (hampimu'd the Towner- tive Imndfull of general citizen* to those who fought for the lost cause pictures. They are there for a weltences for the first offense. Another 'Second, I have doubts as to wheth- 1,0 t’* '* 1- D is the better way. What }^tt*rIinjc bill as affording the federal money in which to make Orlando a and for state rights. defined purpose, and need watching. one was to disoi|frnnehisc a man for cr I could be elected, even if nominal- ,,|,n *’*■' expected from the rank and l ile •ri,j jt.f ( Q HUr public school system, greater city, of benefit to thousands —--------- o----------Esteemed members of the house , ,| 1when members o f churches, members -................. - -selling liipfor. This is carrying it too rw 1without which it is languishing nnd of people and to increase the pernnial The l'ulnam Lumber Company is seem to find it difficult to interpret far and such bills could not pass the ■- — ■ l * dvlne. esneciallv in our rural districts, wealth of those who never ea\i a There are Americans who art a Wisconsin company and every just what is implied in the npplicnera o f the prohibition law, and all We do not l hold that immigration should be nickle to anything. Gradually it >1 ... .. 1 joker, r member of it lives outside of Florida.' i* * '* '* " * ™ «"> ’ ti,m . hi nuitiio iiriiiifii ni u L-11 tin tnii> «<■( (Tfim. a . . . . .. . . .I Mon ofc the word r.verj I,,,,... noui afraid,* who dare face adverse public ' classes which make up our <-itizfii-1vigorously restricted, that we should dawned upon the people that perneed these laws on the statute hooks. in a session members themselves ,le- “ phimn when they are convinced they.; ship, still Indulge In tho satpc old It is hardly fair then for the north­ ! Neither do we want a lav, that w ill, tert what is commonly termed a say to the nations of Europe: ‘ You clonal soHcitntion • and the domitnmi "«*! », nmi I ju*t happen ft, be one ern papers to he casting slurs at the is t 'allow every Tom, Dick and Marry to wny' , . . ! shall no longer make America the I of probably one per cent of the total of that class state of Florida. These same people “ joker” and they proceed to kill it “ 'I am not a prohibitionist, nor tin ,j,impjntf ground for your criminals population was a poor game to piny |search your automobile at any time would work convicts in Wisconsin in with amentiments. - | During, the past twenty years noli, just an ordinary sort of citizen nm| pUUpf.rHi y „ ur lunatics and an- and u «,ne millpublicity tax wa- fa\or place or enter your house at any the same manner if there was anv .Says Charles K. Jones, staff eor- have devoted much o f my time, ener v.lio 1arcs not for praise nor fears lin.hj,t8f and that only Amerivuns : urhly voted upon nndfrom that .lay time of the day or night looking for timber in that country. respondent o f the Journal at Talla­ gy and financial resources in sUstainliquor. What would prevent thieves -------- - - o ----------ing organizations advocating Am eri-1^ ^ ’ " h° Ul,i mm'rn1 A,m‘ri<’1,‘ has become n more potent ... . . 1hypoci lay. and I do not hesitate to ..S), „||UgCthi.r, I do not see how I front holding up ears under the pro- hassee : Newspapers are -not free vehicles "Running the risk of being nedied taiusm and Protestantism, and while slate that there are times when I feel vv,m],| ninke a very excellent candidate forcc in the nation. 1 tense of being officers ‘and stealing A city growing hy leaps and hound* any longer. There Was a time when would l"'ivilege of the floor, t wall say 1 have not opposed the religious eon- like indulging in a toddy or a mint b(r M„y national office. The fortes everything you had. What must keep ahead of the procession we allowed the public to run over u:tliat hills have 1... .. introduced, and ' ' “ bins *»f "thers, my ardent, force- jidip, which from time immcmoiinl ( juij would oppose me are so numerprevent them from going through and build for today and the fut'-irc. I'u! and utiereasing advocacy of the and pul in free notices and "fill up will he introduced so full of ‘jokers’ ka- been emhraeed in Southern hospi-1(lU8t imp|Ht.abu. an,| fu-nre. They are vour house in your absence and if The only way to do this is by the I rotestant. faith has caused uc* to be your paper" with stuff thnt meant t.dity, or a glass of beer, und this „ njp.(j) cohesive. The friends of princaught flash an officoi'x badge and 1L.*t tli time and ingenuity o f such composite strength o f a united utitalher ingloriously classed as anli- without intent to break the law or nothing except to make certain peo­ ... . , get away will, it. The crime o f "t-rutii.ixiT* as Stuart of I illsls.ro. qdes I hold as dearer than any pub- , t.my nm| thp c(|Ua] “ levying of taxa­ ple ricla We print nothing now un-j K . ‘ . . I |a.Wis of Jackson, Bell of De Soto. t'c.tliolic therefore the Roman t'atho- violate the constitution.' lii office, are divided, irresolute. My tion" for publicity purposes placed Jess it is paid for and we want our: ' inP ' u"' ..... " 11,11 1' ^ |,iir (|1- j )uvi|| |ij,vis of 1^-on, Van lies would not generally favor mo. "Being now free from official re­ hat is ton torn and battered to throw upon the shoulders, of all who bene­ money for what we do just like o th e r!' ,,w' ' ^ 1{liy „ f rilrils aud McKenzie of Lak, “ Again I have with fieri*' unlag s p o n s i b i l i t y , 1 110W o f f e r no e x c u s e o r into the ring. )cople (liquor was iniole a eritiii’ 111 Morula y fit from such publicity instead of a nnism fought the 'reds' and every un- apology, but get back to my individ"1 favor William Jennings Bryan ___ (i j before that. If these laws cannot be will Is- taxed to the limit." few. Amei h un organization in this c nun-, ualism. The perpetual franchise hill was tor the presidency if our party could nforced we do npt need oilier laws lion. James Cox, newspaperman, Just as the one mill publicity tax "| „in now and ever have been a de. be brought about to nominate u full of jokers. And other bills lire try, and I surely am worthy of their o f Ohio and Florida, and nominee of |n,,b'/Mi( m strong) 1 we need olli- coming equally as hazardous as in­ political ) amity, and this class is m ore' j, o f a few years ago spelled greater antagonist of the saloon. I Southern man fur that office, nnd|af the law the Democratic party party in l!>20 Tor “ r ""b -ers <" would never vote for its return. It Hot he should he our candidate for the advancement for Orlando so will the volves the lights o f the people nnd numerous Mum most people leatizo. You cannot send a man !> ■ jail for president will address the legislature mill publicity tax the privileges proposed to be granted “ For years, with my staunch nnd did morn to outlaw itself than any1 vice-presidency, lie would hnVe tak­ additional one the first o f f e ns e . He ought to be in' May. Well, Jimmie can be count­ certain public utility corporations.— ley a I following, I have persisted in'other agency, I am against the hoot- en a scnntorshtp if he hnd been 'd ra ft-' voted yesterday mean an accentuated settl there for tin* second offense nnd ed upon to tell tliem something good jib*- yffort to continue our established logger and bootlegging. I am against ul.' and he will not refuse the nomi­ impetus toward a more aggressive bis sentence ought to be longer every Jacksonville Journal. and lie will show them what kind of Orlando it system of public schools, and the rend- j all acts not in cunfosmLty with do­ nation for the vice-presidency if nnd pi o.qverous city. a man he is and what kind of a man time he comes up for the same crime. TH E FARM KICK TIM E IS COMING ing o f the Bililo in' those schools. >mey and our constitution nnd laws. building well and securely. M»r 'diafted', for lie is a loyal Democrat they now have iti the news paper .bus­ Neither can you disenfranchise a There are millions of people in Miis i "Rut 1 am also against invoking and accustomed to make sacrifices for, chances for becoming Florida’s great­ est city are becoming brighter and iness. Florida gained something man for selling liquor and if you The movement from the country country who are opposed to those pol sneli a ridiculous unconstitutional pen­ when Jimmie Cox was induced to buy could the majority o f those who sell to lhe#city while generally deplored a-jrn, and they would not want to ce nlt\ on the violator of Min Eighteenth * >(i , blighter a.* the days go by.— Orlando “ I am very anxious ill this con nee liquor care but little whether Maythe Miami Metropolis. oluieul economists, is really but |,lt. ,h :t position where my influence . amendment as is now before the 1' lut- lion, for Colonel Bryan has u great, ■Sentinel. arc citizens of the United States, or by pi i . ------------- o-------------------- - « ----------a natural sequence o f existing cull-1might be grenter. |ida b gislatiu loyal, powerful following throughout Now that a Florida boy lias been.: McKiunon-Markwood Company will ditions. We have millions of acres“ | rould tint expect the support of "When it is proposed, in my state the entire country. He is one of the beaten to death in a Michigan prison •'» *»«' enforcement of prolidno f feitile lands. For years all the those i\hoviolate our constitution and h\ choite and to enact one ablest men o f the times, lie would ,1,*vt’ :l fompleto line of Hart ScliniTwe shall expert I.. see the same writ- " " " ,l" ' J"k,’s' every organization that resourt-es of science ami tlu* ingenuity laws, for every organization that I ,,f the most vicious laws ever propos- ' help t his stale wonderfully through iter & Marxclothing, news t o r e , new ten'up in the Literary Digest anti1 What l'Tui idir and every other state >>f inventors has been directed lojh ave been associated with Tins set id in a civilized country, a law to dis- his being a candidate. He would add stock. l'J-tfc other magazines just like they uiote . . . . ■ . . . making those acres more productive,1forth the following aa one of their un- franchise any person upon whose per- glory und laurels to our nirendy fnup llu -M »r)il, T «l,,rt In ' . «l n a l, * » l. th .l .... » l r . « » ^ ...... „f wh„ ......................... alUTuiilc obligations: soii or properly liquor might he mous commonwealth. It would give Daily Ilcruld on sale at Joe's Smoke flo r id * came In for a lut i,( rllUrUm. I " " h|' “ “ ' * ! t|U (hen*. Tlioiv i« now h*nlly 0 “ I will support and aid in muintuin- found, to moke of such citizen an the Democratic party in the South House, Mobley's Drug Store and W e are not kicking on this for the for“ ''1 « ‘ t officers that Will enfoite form of farm labor which there is jnj, tj|4. constitution nnd laws of the outcast of society.,to mark him as a I arty recognition for its long years of Hunt’s Pharmacy, “ Florida newspapers whre more severe them. Sanford had an instance of not a machine to, operate. The re­ United States, and of the state in c rim ilia I beyond ul! other criminals, to It demonstrates ' than any other papers on this sub­ this enforcement. sult is an immense increase of the which I reside.' degrade nnd brand our women who that "it call he done" despite the ject. But when the magazines climb staple farm products, with u conse­ "And now I am being severely crit­ make a health drink out of orange or on Florida and then the same crime crankings of those wlm would decry quent decrease in-cost of production, icised hy the prohibitionists, it is grape fruit, I enter nit emphatic pro is committed in the north we want the lutes and their enforcement. ami lessening in tilt) demand for labor. ilnintcd that I have been writing and test against such proposed obnoxious -----------o----------to see them give the same space to against the Eighteenth legislation. It would 'increase rather Hence the laborers are flocking to s|u>nking M EM ORIAL DAY, the same crime that happened in the the cities, lured away from the farms amendment, but this is unfair, becuuse than lessen prevailing evils. Such a northern prison. And we will watch law could never lie enforced in a ‘ land Tomorrow is Memo’ rial Day for the by the highly wages offered by the jt j.s untrue, the magazines and see if they are entire south and the day will lie ob­ factories and manufacturing instilu"So continous have been the chnrg- where yet remulncd a drop o f red "fa ir." served in Sanford thanks to the N. thins, with which the farmers cannot es, presumably for the reason thnt 1 blood in human veins, or manhood to DeV. Howard Chapter, Daughters of compete while they are compelled to nm the president o f the American Fa rebel uguinst it. "Time is on the side of temperance. the Confederacy. The Herald ndvo- 8t.|| their produce nt low prices. lo r triota and Supreme Master of the Pil­ grims, that I concluded it might lie The millennium cannot bo reached In the first time In this country's his­ rated the establishment of a chapter D HELL W H EN U of the Daughters here for many tory the population o f the cities ex­ best for tite interests -of those organ­ a day. Education, not hysterics, wise YO U R R E A L L IS T I t years as Memorial Day canto and ceeds that o f the country. It is an izations, to resign forthwith. The ex­ legislation sensibly hut inflexibly en­ as n memorandum. O nce you sec our new O A K L A N D road­ ESTATE W ITH US went with no observance o f any entirely natural movement, which it ecutive offices o f these societies are forced will gradually in tho course of ster, it's beauty of line; its outstanding and predominant years kill off King Alcohol. Lifelong kind. The memory o f the men who is doubtful if any1 legislation can Ilying moved to New York. qualities and ita smooth, non-vibratory running will rem ain " i t will Tie interesting to the thou­ habits t annul in n moment be shaken foukght for the Lost Cause should change. In time it will correct itself. fixed in your mind. Ita impressiveness is due to its in d ivid ­ W a n t to Borrow la* kept green und the ones upon The city dwellers must lie fed and un sands o f Pilgrims in Florida to know o ff without discomfort which is found ual characteristics*that make it stand out above all other to find expression in an effort to just how far, as un individual, I hud incrcnso o f their consumers '•without whose shoulders this duty falls ure cars as the paramount of perfection. As a noted critic re­ Some Money u corresponding increase of produc­ oppused prohibition. This is what I evade the luw.' Public opinion will the sons and daughters und other marked “ if ever a car Mas perfect in every detail, it's the on Your ileul Estate? O A K LA N D . This car has marked an epoch in autom obile relatives of the men who fought nnd tion o f food products must inevitably have said or written. It is the .sub­ eventually and effectively Weak down See Us------------We Have It all opposition to the enforcement of manufacture." Med und, died JntheGO's. The vet­ Then the fluaters will surge buck to stance of my offence: the Eighteenth amendment, provided ** ‘ There is a growing disrespect for Then tho flitters will surge back to erans of all wars should he honored and this honor cun only conic from the farms and the equilibrium will la* law. We .have altogether too much its friends •preserve their sanity. "What I protest against is not the the relatives of those who fought und restored. Nature’s laws work slowly law. Laws made that have the ap­ AG E NTS the women of the land cun always be but they never fail to work, and all pearance o f being good, hut so fram- amendment or tho overwhelming senOak Avenue and Third Street relied upon to tukc up this duty of mutt's efforts cannot change them, or ed thut astute lawyer* cun prove j timent behind the movement to outlaw R E A L ESTATE (hem incompetent o f intent; laws that the_ liquor traffic, but the unreasoning reverence. And as the years pass hasten their working. Usually any Fire, Casualty, Auto Insurance und time sweeps away the sectional effort in that direction only brings can convict -the moneyless unfortunute and unreasonable attitude o f those PHONE 17— ---- ----------------------- SAN FO IU ), FI 105 W. First BU SANFORD, F L A feeling that ut one time .existed be­ confusion und disappointment.— Tnm- and free those with means! latws far- who scent to think and act and peek cicul, both civil und criminal, permit- to legislate as if all morality und tween the north und south tho |>co- pu Tribune. ' . ♦ A county-wide clean-up campaign Is ordered by the prohibition heads' and it is rumored that many official l*aA l>kri m r r uftrruoum n « » t O r ■ ! <k» llrrtM nulldluit, 10T _____ M « » » b|Ii A t n Hauford, rim._____ heads in tho government forces nnd among locnl offcials in many stntcs The H erald Printing: Co. will take place. It seems thnt agents have been secretly engaged in lonkru n u m tc n a ird ttT t *nK nrountl some nnd they have spotR. J . IIO I.I.V ft. J. l.ll.I.A IIt ) i.^.Srerri«rr-Tre»«urrr, ted the officers who, hnve not been II. A. S lIR L . A d * r r m '« Maiuiarr «hdhg their duty. Well, let the blow It. S. 111)1.1.Y fall. We must cither hnve real pro­ A d ttrtU lts llntra Made K num A p p lication hibition or go bnck to government ____I----I.KWlft M liri* .... ClreuUtlna M s a ift r 1rt'gulntions o f wine nnd beer. Inke I'fciin* 32»-w ntirr a p . m. it or leave it alone. Knforec the low i or cut it off the hooks. N a l i a r r l p tl u n P r i c e In A d v a n c e O n e Y rar .........* .......... ........................ *fMMl o -— !-----■ l x M o n th ). ____ ____ ______ ____________ a.IHl' WE AUK R A D IC A L D e l i v e r e d In O i l y t i * ,O n r t l c * Sanford Daily Herald JUST S8H s A N IN D E X . T O CHARACTER f PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD HAINES DECLINES INVITATION OF HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS FOR CANDIDACY VICE-PRESIDENT J You Need Tie no String on Your Finger ■Mr K ent V ulcanizing Company Maxwell & Britt SL.j rV. i t i I■ H �' ■?< -*Vi PA G E TH B JE l TH E SANFORD D ^ IL V HERALD , W E D N E S g ^ y ^ A P R lL 25, 1923 MRS. FRED DAICKR, Society Editor Phone 217-W t f J <>n h a te a a r Irlrn d a v l i l d n * y o n If rMa a re K »ln K B » > w b fr r « r rn n ilaa k »m r. ar II r - » a re r a le r la ta ln v . « » l l r m piw ial ra n t ta <Nla depnrrnieat. R lr ln i artalla, ur te lrp fc o ** Ifcr llrni, it ■* Will — l,r ( r e a l l y n p p w la t W . SOCIAL C A LE N D A R Mesdomea A. M. Phillips nnd W. D. Gardner in dho loby of tho .Walakn Apartments. A t the conclusibn of n most interTfeting business session, Mrs. Phillips soup, n group of songs in her usual *3 p* sweet manner. Lovely refreshments consisting of Now for that gentle rain for ■■all fruit punch nnd sandwiches were night. served. LOCALS It will bring out the grass and flowers and make the golf links The Alothea Class .wiil have their green. soc*a' meeting Friday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. J. L‘. MillerThe celery season is almost over All members are requested to meet and wq will soon hnve a report on the nt the church at 3:30, cars will take entire season. you out. Since the market bur?nu was TUESDAY D UPLICATE BRIDGE moved to Hastings the Herald only publishes the car movement each day. CLUB. - The meniIters -of the- Tuesday Thi* plicate Bridge Club were most de­ II. Apple, formerly of Cleveland, lightfully entertained yesterday af­ is now in the city and will make it his ternoon by Mrs, George \V. Knight nt future home. He is. city salesman her home on Magnolia avenue. A profusion of exquisite red roses for the C. W. 2nring Co. combined with greenery were used in Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ned, Mrs. N. the various rooms. J. Lilian! and Reg Holly were in Following the spirited game of Orlando yesterday on business and bridge, Mrs. Knight served a tempt­ pleasure combined. ing snlnd course. A LA T H B A CLASS Wednesday— Mrs. Harry Walsh entertaint at tho first of n series of parties nt her home on Oak Avenue, at 3:30 p. m, > ' <* * 9 Thursday—•Mcsdames Emmett Hunt, Edward Betts and Miss Fern Ward cntcrtaln'at bridge at the Parish House at 3:30 p. m . Friday— Mrs. Ernest McGnlloway will cnterUin4ho m«mb«ra-af the Dupli­ cate Bridge Club. Friday— Mrs. Braxton L. Perkins will entertain nt luncheon nt her home on Magnolia avenue, honoring Miss Mary Powell, o f Tarboro, N. C., the guest o f Mrs. David Caldwell. Saturday— Cccilian Music Club meets at 3:15 p. m. nt the studio o f Mrs. Fannie S. Munson. .!. D. Woodruff and It. T. Thrushes hpent the day-yesterday nt Daytona Bench, fishing nnd swimming. ‘ George DeCottes»nnd Fred Wilson are in Arcadia nnd Wnuchulla attend­ ing to legal business. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Tunni-Jif^kspent the week end nt St. Cloud with relatives. H. Apple, o f Groveiand, was nmong the business visitors here Monday and was registered at the Montezuma. Jacksonville was represented here yesterday by T. J. Murray nnd P. E. Powell. Among the business visitors hero yesterday from Tampa were L. M. Stahl nnd H. B. Lenfefty. FORTNIGHTLY BRIDGE CLUI1 Friday nfternnon Mrs. George W. Knight was the charming hostess when she entertained the members of the Fortnightly Bridge Clnb nnd one extra table of plnycrs, at her home on Magnolin avenue. The rooms where the card tallies were placed were adorned with quan­ tities of lovely pink roses and ferns. * A most interesting game of bridge was played during the afternoon, the prizes, for high score both for the dub members and guests, were silk lingerie nnd were won by Mrs. Frank Miller nnd Mrs, Walter Morgnn, At .tile conclusion of the enrd game, the "hostess served a delicious snlnd and ice coursu as refreshments. co. d 1 vews ” notes R. L. Smith, of Miami, who repre­ Did you see the outfit nt drill Inst sents the Bentley-Gray Co., of Tnmpn, night? Well, there sure was a bunch was in the city yesterday calling on out, one of the largest we'huvo had the local merchants. in some time. h h m T h e P r i n c e s s ! —- - - - - - - — - — - - - - — SAPfcORD’S TEMPERATURE ■ 1 -TONIGHT- •^ “THE ETERNAL FLAME” For Florida: Partly cloudy Wednesday, and Thursdny; no change in temperntnres; gentle variable winds. PLANTS AND 5 SEEDS THAT " CAN BE SET n-------ow Written for The Campaign Being Made by Ihe Wornnn’s Club for Garden Week . • m n i a h f t i r j R i l K i i * I*, * , L A K E M A R Y C A SIN O * *• i ' ♦ Orlando Country Club Orchestra IIANCING 9:00 to 1:00 W. S E W E L L Manager I f So; you know how fast the in­ terest days come, and how fast the interest counts up. Have this hank P A Y 4% Inter­ est to Y O U by depositing stead­ ily at Our Savings Department— the IN T E R E S T will pile up just as fast. a \ First National Bank f EXTRAS, ALSO -Friday and Saturdayt ’ccll B. DeMlIle’s A COMMUNITY BUILDER “A D A M ’S R IB ” It is very difficult to give a lisl of Martin DcDnniel left for Bunnell t,innls n„d seeds suitable for plant-j today after spending the past twOj1|lg nl this time of the year. Of STOPS COUGH AND WHEEZY BREATHING weeks here with relatives nnd friends. tl)Urst. if~wc are to hold Florida as "Had a rough nnd wheezing in my Mrs. McDnniold nnd the baby will go »p|ori,jn the Beautiful," we must home some time in May. hnve flowers every month o f the year. throat," writes Caroline Dillard, Pet­ The following nre a lift of flowers ersburg, Vii . “ Foley’s Honey nnd The rummage sale o f the Woman's and shrubs I would suggest as suit­ Tar gave me quick relief nnd stopped Club building fund will take place able to plant now though some o f my cough.” Coughs resulting from Saturday in the new Hill Building on them Would do better planted earlier Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, Asthmn and Bronchitis, quickly relieved Sanford avenue. Gather up your or Inter. rummage and have it ready. Hibiscus, Malnnnicus, Colons, Cro­ with Foley’s Honey and Tar. Three tons, Acnlyphas, Petunias, Gladkdns, genehitions .of satisfied users hnve The films for the ltoyn^ Palm Zenins, Flock, Marigolds, Asters, Hy­ made Foley’s Honey and Tar the larg­ Park that belongs to the State Fed­ drangea, Geraniums, Scarlet Sage, est selling cough medicine in the Insist eration of Woman’s Clubs will be Gnillardin, Periwinkle ami Gallndins. world.* Refuse substitutes. upon Foley's, Sold everywhere.— shown here one night this week nt The hibiscus could hardly be over­ the* Star Theater commemorating estimated both for beauty and hardi­ •Adv. Garden Week. ness. • It can be planted from cut­ McKinnon-Mnrkwood Company will tings most any time of the year. The L. Urban May, salesman for Dodge Chinese Hibiscus is lovely and has open their new clothing store soon in cars, and family; enjoyed a splendid beautiful flowers, it delights in a the Ilmmlvy-Puleston building. 12-tfc chicken dinner at the Hotel Oviedo well rotted manure, with sand enuf last Sunday and reports this hostelry, rich soil, made up of some loan and as becoming very popular under the to mukc it porous. Good drainage is ■ new management. necessary nnd if this is neglected the B F. W H ITNKR, Cashier V P F0W8TBB, Pm ldtw t SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! I I T ’ S i ^1 Ilh P U R E | T h a t’s W h y It’s I ...Popular., •• • Our orders nre coming in so fast that if il were not that wo kept prepared to render real service we could not handle them. CHANGE OF LIFE BANKS TO CLOSE AP R II. 2ii Gi A S ' inA N D Oft, «. S «* #*/■».' “KISS DANCE” TONIGHT paid interest on borrowed money? ■ \ From Honoro de Balzac's "I*u Duchess de Langcais*— Flame of love, to be snuffed by a breath, or fanned to a blast—to consume her with u passion o f sacrifice. His warm lips to her forehead like the brand from the smithy's forge. Never—never— never before has Norma Talmndge created a role so magnetic, so radiant ns the .Duch­ ess do l./iiigonis,|urgoons_ta behold yel never folio hold-' In scenes of splendor nnd suspense she un­ folds this confession of love from the heart, of a wilful beauty in France’s gayest courts. Better than “ Smiling ’jjjnu." u leaves often drop off. One check to n plant lasts through the entire season. The red spider is a serious pest and The hanks of the city will be dosed should be kept from working on the Garland Lawson, who has been If they keep coming out like this spending the winter here with his "IJ" Company is certainly going to April 2fi, Memorial day, (tomorrow.) plant. The iqulnnuisi us is i bendy related brother J. U. Lawson, left yesterday surprise regimental headquarters by ty or treated like I lie liilih.tis. The for his home in Atlanta. ALA B A M A I.EAGLE OF being mi the honor roll of the regi­ flowers are different in shape. ment. So let Vm roll. WOMEN VOTERS FIGHT The Colens, Criilniiv mid Atnlyphns II. J. Mays, of Tampa, was in the CONVICT LEASE SYSTEM may lie grouped undi t one head. They city Monday transacting business and The awkward squad of new men nil have beautiful foliage and the Acmade his headquarters at the Monti* (certainly ure'picking up things fast BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. April 25.— zuma. nnd if they keep on we are going to Women of Alabama will start today nlyphu is especially noted for its ______ ^ ‘ I have one <> fthe best outfits in camp. change in color of foliage. All pro* ii fight to end convict leasing when a pngnU'ff frnti seed and cuttings nml Mrs. It,'J . Starling has returned] resolution is introduced lookin'!: to­ respond to a fairly rich soil and plen­ home from Washington, D. where, And just think of the "pep" the ward that end by the Jefferson ty of moisture, though not too wet. >he attended Continental Congress o f ' hoys are getting it sure doesn’t seem county blanch of the l«cuguo of WoBoth the double iiud-single petunias the I). A. B. like the snino strnggly gang we had njen Voters, according to Mrs. Solon do well in the spring and summer. ii few weeks ago for it is fnst de­ Jacobs, second vice president of the They will bloom until exhausted. Then R. Annengf^l, of "Jose Villa" arriv- veloping the old pepper und that will national organization. till them back almost to the ground, i d in Sanford Monday and is spend­ put any outfit over the top. Efforts .to extend the campaign to give a weekly application of manure ing a short time hero enrouto to oth every branch in the .state will lie water, and in n few days you will see i r points in the northern part o f the Then that banquet will come off made, it was announced in a con­ new shoots starting about the base state. next week and every one will get certed effort to upset the action of of the old stem, nnd in n month will a good feed under his belt and we the short term of the Alalminn legis­ lie n large plant, loaded with flowers W. K. Southerland, of WauChuln, R. know that the outfit will be able to lature in January in extending con­ unit buds. Planting a erimson and a J Griffin, of Newton, Ga., and C. P. knock ’em dead after that. vict leasing for four years from the white plant together gives a very Glcaton, of Arlington, Ga., were end of B O . pleasing effort If we want to be among the out-of-town business men We understand that the "D " Com­ sure of a certain variety it will ^*e nnnsneting business here yesterday. pany Club, who are in charge of the GKNKItAL SEAMEN necessary to grow from cuttings as big feed are certainly going to make STRIKE AT NEW YORK we rati never be sure what a seedling Mrs. W. C, Hill left yesterday fqr it a swell affair and nre going to give will be like. Atlanta where she will attend the the guard a big boost. NEW YORK, April 25.— A general Gladiolus are propagated from bulbs grand opera, and will be the guest of strike of all American seamen nfnnd are fairly easy to grow. Soil her brother Eugene LeGctte and fam­ This club held an informal meeting fliutcd with the Industrial Workers should be fertile and in good physical ily. after drill Inst night nnd decided on of the World, who nre aboard ships condition. Friday, May the fmrrth as a tentative Zenins started from seed several Mrs. Fred S. Dnigcr nnd son Fred- date for the feed hut this will be in New Yolk harbor, was ordered at midnight by oficials of that organiza­ weeks ago muy be transplanted now. crick, returned home last evening a f­ decided by the company lit the next tion. The 1 . W. W. headquarters as­ Flocks ure very hardy und propa­ ter spending the past five days in regular drill period. serted 80,000 men would be effected gated from seed. It’s a little lute to Ocala us the guests of Mrs. C. W. by the order. plunt them now, but if we have plen­ White. I We are welcoming in our ranks i ty of moisture they will come up, and -------Fred Connors nnd Henry lloddenbury. j MELON'VII.LK AVE NU E if not sufficient mosturc they may Mrs. Howard Smith left Monday for Hurrah! boys a few more like these come in next fall. The flowers make Mr. and Mrs. J. U, Webb und two her home in West Palm Beach. after un,j the* Auttit will be filled with good New'* n good show and are used in vucant daughters, motored over to spending the week end here most d e-1n),.n, lots ns well us in the home yards. Smyrna Sunday und spent the day lightfully ns the guest o f friends. Mr. Marigolds are very hardy and will with Mr. Puup Webb und family, at Smith spent Friday nnd Saturday Too much on hand last night for seed themselves. here, returning homo Sunday. “ knngeroo court” to get in action but their home on Orange street, nnd re­ Asters may he set now from seed there will be plenty on hand nt the ports a fine trip, only the road is planted u few woks ago. Any fair rough and dusty. Mrs. Dnvid Caldwell and guest, Miss next session. ■* Little Miss Carolyn Webb enter­ soil in good physical condition. Mary Powell, of Tarboro, N. C., Mrs. Hydrangea is- very good and pro­ B. L. Perkins and Mrs. Claude How­ Every man come out next week, tained a number of her girl friends pagated by cuttings. Start them ard formed a congenial party motor­ let’s try to write our name on the nt a birthday party Saturday, after­ now. noon from 6 to 3, being her Oth birth­ ing to Daytona Beach todny where Honor Roll this month. Geraniums may be stalled now for day. After enjoying u number of they are spending the day. summer. tV. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex- games and reciting some slorieft she Scurlct sage, Goillaidia, and peri­ Mrs. Adele tane, who tigs been 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. served hot coco and cake. winkle not as good as some o f the 4-24-tfc spending the winter here, at the Mon­ Mr. nnd Mrs. J. J. Gutt, o f Mel* others named, but very good for some tezuma, left yesterday for Palatka lonvitlc avenue, ure sure raising places und muy bo planted nt this where she will spend a short time go­ CHARLOTTE HAKROK, , some chickens; they taken off 100 or time. % FLORIDA GIvTS 515,000 more Saturday. ing from there to Jacksonville for a The Gulludiuus should !>c put In few days visit before going to her now and respond to good treatment. WASHINGTON, April 16.— Allot­ home in Chicago. I realize this articlu is brief but I As long as they last 1 will give a San r— i i n i d ment for Improvements on river and ford, Florida, name plate for your sincerely hope soma,of these may be harbor projects announced today by IPE ORGAN CLUB used for the beautification of Hanford car FREE to anyone The Wp« Organ Club was delight­ the War Department included $15,000 and Seminole county. fully entertained Monday afternoon by fur Charlotte Harbor, Florida. T IR E S A N D T U B E S R. S. COOPER. C O M E O N O U T A N D G E T A KISS A T T H E H ave Y ou E ver Norm a Talmadge .m Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries Electric Fans Electric Lamps RUM AILMANDA IS* GROWING LARGER HIGHLANDS, N, J., April 25.— The Jersey rum fleet has increased in numbers since it was Inspected by Federal prohibition officers. Last week it comprised U ju ex* for homo and autombbile , yacht Ittu, tanker Warsaw and four "Qifality and prices hard to beat” schooners. Today it included also an 1,800 ton frleghter, apparently heavily laden, which was helleved to have arrived direct from Scotland, **i« t • 105 Palmetto Arc -Phone 431-J and two more sailing craft. F. P. RINES WE D E L IV E R " nntl wo deliver prompt, anywhere, any time. And if you do Florida Lady Was in a Miserable not drink Hitler Water now— you will, Condition, But Says She Found after one trial Cardui Helpful, and ■ • Got Well. ' S ^ j Elder Springs Water Company s Allhn, Fla.—In explaining how she found Cardui so helpful during change of E life. Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of Route 2, this 5 n iiiR m a a in x ii^ ix a n a x n iH n u iiiiia iiR R S iiflU H iU H iiiiiiiiiiu place, said: i became so weakened it was an cllotl lor me to get around. 1 knew what was the matter, but I felt like 1 couldn't give up. "1 just dragged, and I certainly was nervous. I was so restless 1 could nol sit down lone—yet so weak I couldn't get about. It is a most miserable and RanuaRRBBiiaRunaiiRBRBRaBBRBRRRiiRaaRaRRRBaaiiaBBBRBBflBBB eucIi a helpless Iceling. “ I would get depressed and out ol WE ARE EQUIPPED TO DO GOOD PRINTING " s .h e a rt. “ I began to feel, alter awhile, there was no use to try to get well. This is all wrong, lor it makes a person worse. “ I had heard of Cardui, and thought it might strengthen me. A neighbor had useJ it with good results. “ Hookone bottle (ol Cardui), then I saw I wasn't so nervous, so kept it up. "Gradually the nervousness lelt me. I began to cal and sleep betler. Was booh well, and all right. Cardui did wonders Inr me, anu 1 certainly do recommend it." Thousands ol other women have writ­ ten, to tell ol the beneficial results obtain­ ed by taking Cardui, and to recommend ** sfohUverywhcre. TryiL Deposited in these Banks NC-HO W IL L ENROLL YOU IN T H E An ugly cu t ? MENTHOLATUM an tisep tic helps the healing Weekly Purchase Plan j E N RO LL TODAY, nml you will noon be -driving a • * Jl your own Ford cur. Here is your opportunity to buy a Ford Car in a simple, easy, yet practical way. * W ALL You know the advantage enjoyed by your friends who drive their own motor cars, They can go when and where they choose. Bo a r d If you are interested in purchasing n Ford Car, come in nnd let us explain how the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan provides the way fur realizing that desire. Conn- (■> us fin w a ll taxi I'd, fuj* x<>U Will K»-l »»'•« anlr thr> lilahcst •piultt). Iittl the |>r<Mn|)tr*l * *«•(■»• leu. and both to r a I * • , FIV E DOLLARS ENROLLS YOU. Small payments weekly. Sturt today by making the initiul payment, and then arrange to make regular weekly payments which will he credited to your account and draw inteiVst at the regular sav­ ings rate. We will gludly give you full particulars, er you can Ask your nearest Ford Dealer. rfSSiiiiMldc price We stni to save you Imtli tim e und money. " D u l l i l c r •' l l r u d t j u u r - Irru" Hill Lum ber Co. rhono 130, ,v:« Sanford FIRST N A T IO N A L R A N K SEMINOLE COUNTY B A N K PEOPLES B A N K OF SANFORD ia ,-i,’ B A N K OF OVIEDO B A N K OF MT. DORA i ' , GM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B M B a a ia a a B a a a a n a a a a ^ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a B i �’ •i i • •* r v>» PA G E FOUB T H E SAN FO RD D A IL Y H E R A LD . W ED N E SD A Y. A P R IL 25. 102S n BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P S H O O T IN G “V IlS in illlllllllH I IIIIIB IIIIII IIIIII IIH IIII IIliiiii t.OVU. -NOT JBAI.OUBY'. REALM OF SPORTS GOLF B O W L tN H T E N N IS B O X IN G n IS “ T H E E T E R N A L F L A M E " A lesson for onduly jealous hasbnnds is to bo found in Norma Tnl■ C H A S . L. B R IT T , Editor mndgo’s magnificent picturizatfon ■ of "The Eternal Finnic," the First ■ •" Nntionnl attraction playing nt the Is Your Ford Jerking nnd Chattering? Wc have the remedy ■ Princess thentcrHonight nnd tomor­ C U B S T R IM C A £ t )S IN D IA N S DROP O R LA N D O SLUGS row. A N D REDS W IN " A woman's loneliness should be T H E IR F IR S T O F W A Y TO V IC T O R Y respected; not violnted." O V E R P IR A T E S T H E SEASON O V E R IS L A N D E R S That is what the Duchess o f Lnn■ Rcnis, portrayed by. Norma, told the . We guarantee to stop that jerking nnd chattering o f your ■ Giants Continue to Win While Rain C LE V E LAN D , April 25.— Detroit Lakeland Wins Again While Growers Count <le Mnrsny when he begged ■ fo rd -------------- I f we don’ t do itN -your money back broke Cleveland's winning .streak that Hetties I'hilndclphin-lloston Drop Another to the to ■comfort her in her loneliness. had reached six- gamer, yesterday, Then she added: " I am sorry you _ Affair _ .Smokers ..-.YE STE RD AY'S RESULTS,, i winning n loosely played game 8 to C. W e drain your Ford Crank Case FREJE 3 have forgotten that we were frie n d s !" -----/• '■■•r — to lose a friend is to die n little.” .■ tNATI, April 2&-xClndh- f hut ORLANDO, April 25— Getting next ■ )♦'•;> ,.•//* “ ■ 5 Florida Slate League ■ lit evened the opening series with ‘’ rrorn bcJ,,n'1 h,m nUoWCtI lh“ ^ anB to the entire 'pitching staff of the A fe tr 'th e contrite De M arsny'2 Autoline Oil costs no more th n n ^d lh ary lubneant*. ■ A t Orlando IS, Daytona 2. •“ " iburg )>y winning the final game tu 8curc fm,r run*’ fgiveness, h e , Sought „ „ — * Islanders, w itlfsixtecn hits, In d u in g he dged* he i1 fotj ■ A t Tampa 8, Mrndentown 5.002 200 103— 8 12 3 „( Vt,rnl circuit 'clouts, the Bulldogs w,,t ■ snlAy, ,5 to I. A fter ihe third,] Detroit Due dc Lange a is to toil Jiitn: ■ ■ Silverware F R E E W l Gasoline A t Lakeland 7, St. Peto 5, '^ P itched, strongly until thci 9th, ^ I took ihc.zc&ihd 'gamo- nf-ifrc atsai^.l'.Y2HLV^!^’A -J!plliUtX^IU.JBbiU»dterl«-----— r M»ti.j *• ,.1,., ,, ’^ U Trates*pulled when thci'TratT^* pulled o ff n throat-1__ 1 lulu ll^^T Tilh ccs tmtl/ Woodall,! yoat(.r(|ny to tho tune o f 18 to il.l '’hrirnocl and exalted me.’ I)o Lan- 3 m National League 5TU D E R AK E R nnd CH E VRO LET AUTOMOBILES cning rally. With the tying run on E**»ler, Metevicr, Shautc, Morton ami Score by innings: . geais, proligatc that he was, b e -'_ Sec our Studcbaker Light Six, $1,1,15 Delivered A t New York 0, Hrnnklyn 4. third ami the winner on sci'otid, L u -! D Neill. Daytona......... 000 000 002— 2 3 4* imved Do Maraay’s remark n trick t o 1" ■ A t Pittsburg 4, Cincinnati 5. I i|Ue fanned Rik sell for the third out. jOrlmulo...... . 102 1320 OOx— 18 10 3 1conceal his conquest o f ‘ the Duchess ' ■ NEW YORK, April Il5.— The Yan,, ™ . , A t St7 Louis 0, Chicago ,'t. The score: , ... , Purcell, Elrod, Tildon and Munn; and a reused her of accepting the recovered from their hatting ,,, , A t Boston-Philudclphla, rain. young coxcomh ns her lover. £ on ooo 002—t y a kees Pittsburgh . - * , • , , | i Woolf and Francis, slump yesterday and pounded out n .120 001 01 x— T tK 8 I Tiie knowledge that her hushund * Cincinnati four to nothing victory over Wash­ American League wagered ns to her purity was the (5 Kunz and (Teach; I.uque and VVIngo. ST. PETERSBURG, April 25.— The |....................... ington with President Harding’ and -Snnford, Florida A t Chicago 0, St. Louis 1. First Street nnd Myrtle Avenuehutting of Gulley, Lakeland outfield- humiliating climax to their unhappy his personal staff in the stands. Babe marriage o f cnnvcnttlon. In her A t Detroit 8, Cleveland 7. BROOKLYN, April 25.— New York .. ... ar, who made four hits in five trips A t Boston 3, Philadelphia 7. <leaned up the series With Brooklyn \Ul,ih . !,,R. r ^ 0n'! .‘ " T !!’" to the pinto and incidentally hit safe­ shame nnd despair the Duchess ,, ................... . _? —. . f —.— P A 4«... f f 11 . .. f ? *.. ..I.. season in tin* 5th nnd posed with the A t Washington 0, New York t. yesterday, winning 0 to 4. I he Giants \ .. ' ly in Ids fourteen consecutive game, sought out her great aunt, the Prin­ embraces the following described Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: 1president. knocked Auditor out of the box in the fentured'~T1ajr7'To—5 victory of the cess, fo rad vice. "You take life ton property situated in Seminole Coun­ Beg. 25.fi l chs. W. and 20.82 chs. N. Washington ...... 000 000 tlftO—0 f> 1 LE A G U E STAN D IN G S third, hunching seven hits for five Highlanders over the Saints here yes­ seriously, my child,’ 'said the Prln* ty, Florida, to-wit: NW. 1/4 of NW. cT SE. cor. See. 2, Twp 20 S, Range 30 New York .0J)3 Oil) 000—4 !) 0 re s, "L ife is a carnival— you can­ runs o ff the southpaw star. They terday. lv Run N. 10 chs. W. 5 chs. S. ID Mngridge, Ilrillheart, Russell, Menot come to it dressed n^_a nun." At 1/4, See. .18, Twp. 21 S., Range 2‘J Florida Stale League could gel only one hit off Dlckeminn ,, . Score by innings: chs. E. 5 chs. The said land lieing as­ East. 40 acres. The said land’ being the rinse o f the interview, the Duch­ Pet. in the last six innings, a double stonl |^ ri,lW’ m,(l <jhi" n t>" ,tuuhl* Jo"<* Won Lost Lakeland ....... .‘300 200 200—7 13 0 assessed at the date o f the issuance sessed at the date of the issuance of 1Si hang ess promised to alter her life. Ami by Frisch nnd Young after two passj <1 Orlando •••••**•»**»■l • 5 .c n St. Pete ............ 103 010 000—3 7 2 suci^ertificntu' in tho name o f "Kxher. change to a great coquette of o f such certificate in the name o f A es, giving them the only run o ff the Lakelnnil • **#•#illMllMO it 0 Craig and Smith; Lane and Moore. P. Cowley.^ Unless said certificate trs. T. Weed." P H IL A D E L P H IA , April 25.— Phila­ the court o f Louis X V H I ran her into Tampa .......... G 8 .571 Memphis recruit. Score: shall lie redeemed according to law Also: Tax Certificate No. 1503. delphia staged « comeback against tiie deeper ■waters of love and cul­ 8 Daytona ..... G 42!) New York ....... 302 010 000—0 8 1 BKADKNTOW N, April 25.— Tam­ Tax Deed will issue thereon on the dated the 2nd day of June, A. I). IK'.HJ^ Boston yesterday, halting out five minated in one o f the most fascinat­ (100 Oil) 000— I 0 t St. Petersburg IS 8 .42!) Brooklyn .. lias filed said certificate in my office . runs in tin* first inning, and winning pa made it two straight here yester­ ing romances ever brought to the 81st day o f May, A. D. 1023. ' y Eradentovvn ... 5 .357 Illume, F. Johnson and n>l i r > ,|)(, j,nnu, 7 t(| Naylor twirled fine day when they touched Sullivan'and screen. W ITN E S S my oUicial signature mid has made application for Tux , Ruether, .Diekerittnn and Deberry. nnd seal this the 21th day o f April Deed to issue in accordance with law. hall in every inning hut the seventh, Nitty for fourteen safe lilts and mass­ National League Said certificate embraces the follow­ when three scratch hits were all con­ ed 8 runs to l;ont the Growers, 8 to 5. LA IO L L K T T E P L A N LECTURES. A. I). 1023. Score by innings: Pet. CHICAGO, April 25.— Vic Alrldgo verted into runs by the Red Sox, u Won Lost ing described property situated in (S E A L ) F.. A. DOUGLASS, heli| St. Louis to two hits while the Tampa ............ 112 000 202—8 I t 1 Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Ileg. strong wind made it difficult for the 1 .889 Nc\y Y o r k ........... .... 8 M.YDLSON, M’ is.. April 24.—'S e c ­ Clerk Circuit Court,; 000 200 0,10—5 13 2 tor La Collette will take the stump 10.82 chs. N. nnd 20.04 chs. W. of SE. .875 Clubs hit Jesse Haines opportunely, fields luil the Athletics played with­ Braden town Chicago .............. .... 7 1 . Seminole County, Fla*. *» o cor. See. 2, Twp*. 20 S, Range 30 K. llymel nnd Nance; Sullivan, Vutty to carry his beliefs to the people Philadelphia ;...... .500 making a clean sweep of the series by out a»1 error. B yi A. M. WEEKS', I). C. and Kerns. Hun N. 10 chs. W. 10 chs. S. 10 chs, K. .500 shutting out the visitors, 8 to o. Hart­ Boston Cincinnati ........... .... 4 4 some time in Jqne according to' word 4-25; 5-2-0-10-23-30 000 000 300—3 8 I 10 chs. 10 acres. The said land be­ 5 .375 nett's homer, his'fourth o f the season, Philadelphia Pittsburgh ........... .... 3 fro mhis son and secretary Robert 510 010 000—7 8 0 <1 L A K E M AR Y, FLORIDA .333 gave the locals Hu- first run. HonthBoston ................. 4 M.'l.a Collette, Jr. It is regarded as Notice id Application for Tax Heed ing assessed at the date of the issu­ Piercy, Fullerton, O’Lmil, and DeIN V IT E S YOU . ft .250 ciite stole home in the 7th. Only one voriner; Naylor and. Perkins. ■ St. Louis ............ .... n IU like! yhere that the Wisconsin sen­ Under Section 575 o f the General ance of such certificate in the name of visitor, .Mueller, who doubled, reach­ Mrs. N. (!. Foster. 2’ . ) feel higher than most of sur­ .143 Brooklyn .......... *. .... 1 0 ator may take up the trail o f Presi­ Statutes of Che State o f Florida ed second base. 5 eslertlay’s victory rounding country. Water DD.5/I1) Also: Tax Certificate No. 1002, dent I larding should he swing through Notice is hereby- given that F. L. ST. LOUIS, April 25.— Elam Van was Hie seventh consecutive win for American League Woodruff, purchaser of Tax C ertifi­ dated tlu* 7th day o f June, A. 1). Isos. Gilder, who won.the only previous vic­ pore. Several -cottages for summer the west. Score: cate No. 400, dated the 5th day of has filed said certificate in my office tory for the Browns this season, re­ rental. A few 5 nnd 10 acre tracks, Lost Pet. Chicago. Won (Mil) 000 000—0 2 0 within rify left. Good citrus,’grape, St. Louis June, A. D. ltlll, lias filed said cerli- and has made application for Tax FIRE DOES 8200.1)00 DAM AGE peated his performance yesterday nnd 1 .857 Clcvclnnd ... ... ft DIIU Bio 2<)\ 3 8 0 bunch blueberry and blackberry land. ( hicago • 1 I lento in my office and has made ap-1 Deed to issue‘ in accordance with law tinlocals defeated Chicago 1-0. He .714 5 New York •'ity |nopert advanced 25 per retd, O Haines and Ainsinilh: Aldridge and llaitu’K ; KINSTON, N. f\, April 24.— Fire : plication for Tax Deed to issue in nc- Raid certificate embraces the followallowed tlie visitors but I hits. The .(> 1 5 7 Philadelphia .. 1 run that gave the.Browns the contest 11*22. will increase 25 per cent after o f iinileti-i milled origin this a fte r-1eordance witKVlaw. Said certificate ing described property situated in .571 Hartnett. Detroit .... ... 1 3 ,i noon destroyed the new brick Inline- embraces the* following described Seminole County. Florida, to-wil: came in the Hh, when Tobin doubled, September, 1023. Washington •i-.’ I.AK K M ARY It K A L I Y CO. • » -•o warehouse at Senior avenue and property situated in Seminole County, Reg. 11.80 chs. . and 29 chs. S. of f a ' f a F a ' t o p a f -v ^ wi nt to third on McManus’ sacrifice .333 n 1**3 4 .St. Louis Lake .Mary, Florida r Independence street lieu-, together Florida, t-> wit: Beg. 39.82 chs. N. A N. E. rur. See. 2, Twp 20 S, Range 30 1mu) home when Kish's throw to Cnl.107 Ha 1 Chicago 21 ile with approximately 1,500 hales o f j 35.04 ihs. W. o f SE. er. Sec. 2, Twp lv, Run S. 0.14 chs. S. 4;> deg. W. H.li Inis, in all attempted double |lay nf5 .1(57 8 t 1 Boston cotton entailing a loss estimated at 2D S., Range ,30 E., run S. 1.82 chs. chs. N. 11.92 chs, lv. 5.78 chs. to beg. f i ter he had gloved Sovercid’s fly went ►l SHOE WORKERS STRIKE E N B S j eeno.ono. The cotton was owned by , \V. 19 I 2 chs. N. 18 chs. E. 12 chs. f* acres. The said land being assessed f i i ppst the Sox' second Mieker. fa JOH NSON H AS — _____ the cotton growers co-operative auto- s. 82 E. 8.34. chs. N. 12.71 chs. K nt the d#t» of the issuance of such ccrf v , St. I.onia nnti iq(i non l 8 2 i f; I Y ^ N . Miu— . April .Irik' oiati.m. oxtiuwtfir */f l i f t jjW W Y.1V1 C:«h£.N. T V 111’ ,E. in r i'iJ C : E.tCrtake. In the flinm* o f "Titus Hart", L IT T L E T R O U B L E r u t -hiragir timi ooo (loo o i i fn iif worker.< affiliated with the Amal­ mice win* avnilahle. I 73 chs. S HI chs. W. 1 1 11 chs. S 20 Unless said certificate shall he rcfa f t | Woodward, Lcverctt, and Selialb; P a f j Fa f a fa fa B E A T IN O F U L T O N f t gamated Shoe Workers of America ______________________ i i h*. Stt'ly to beg. 33 acres. The said deemed according to law Tax Deed Van Gilder and Severeid. was ended today mid work was re Notice of Application for Tax Deed land being assessed at the date of the will 'issue thereon on the 31st day of Norma Talniadge tonight and loN E W YORK, April 25. Being dis sained ia full ill Ihe 18 factories af issuance oT such certificate in the May*, A. 1). 1923. Sect ion’ *775 of tlu* General tinctly Hie lesser o f two evils. Floyd morrow nigbt, CLYDHCHAPM AN , Hinted with the l.ynn Shoe Manufac­ I iidcr W ITNESS my official sigriatdri Statutes of the State of Flnridu nmne of ''Sanford Water Works". Johnson, parking the punch o f a miturers Association. TO P L A Y W IT H Also: Tax Certificate No. 2053, and seal this the 21th day of April, A. Notice is hereby given that Mrs/ ••'HiI'.fi-rnal 'lady’s powder puff, will go on against She appears Sti !ln Cowley, pureifnser of Tax For-1 dated the 5th day of June, A. I). 1891, D 1923. D A Y T O N A A G A IN Jess Willard in tin,* feature ImoiI of | lann ." McKinnon Murkwnoil Company wi'l -»<i, dated the t'.tli day of has filed sai l certificate in my office (S E A L ) lv. A. DOUGLASS, the Milk Fund show, as the result of enrry a emupleti Hue " f Iiitgrwnvcn ;\ |t pigp hns tiled said eerti- aml hn* made application for Tax ' * Clerk Circuit Court. t ors of splendor she unfolds a Joined li.iilona in ttrlando Y estergaining an unofficial derision ovet In Socks. 12-tfc lii'ate m my office, and has made upDeed to issue in accordance with law. Seminole t'ounty, Fla Funny Fred Fulton, that strictly neu­ I i.life ion of love from tin- le ill I of lerd.ii mul Will Gel Into Actembraces the followBy: A. M. W E EK S, I). t . plieittioii for Tax Deed to issue in ae-1 Said certificate tion at Once tral gentleman of pugilism at the Jer­ a wilful Kraut v m Eraiice's gau-st i 25 ; 5 - 2 - 9 - 1(5- 23-30 , j jfc | f H (ordanre with law. Said certificate ing described property situated sey City armory Monday night. A eourt-. i lyde < ha|immi, mi old lino- ptt'h jury of boxing critics, icpresenting ('m ils state that IbK phluie i- , r Sanford, as well as one of.Sun-j five New ' York uiormng newspapers, voted unanimously that Johnson won hejter than "Smiling Thiotigh" and s.rd’s celery farmers, left yesterday -------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:-------------------g easily. He did. But. whul they neg­ while there me timse who claim it |||( n,|aij,|i> uheic lie jojiu-d the Day^icmt "club, liming signed with that lected to mention was tiie fart that if enn't he jlone, 'tis a fuel. See it . , !uh alioiil a week ago. lie lias a regJohnson had the punch of a welter­ yourself. weight or Fulton anything hut tin-------ulm* berth with this leant nail after Without cost to Vulu'e Douglass, lie 1,,.;,,^ g h iti enough time to get in a heart o f a gazelle, the fight never would have gone the limit of 12—bar­ is invited to tiring his lamily a- the |ji(|e pia«ti*e In v.ill take up tinmanager's guests tonight and -o N*o iwirliiig in tegulur style, room rounds. In our labored way, we are attempt­ mu in "Tin- Ivtornnl Flame Chap should mal.e tin- Islanders a ...... ...... man this Henson after his stmt* ing to convey the thought dial the Saturday— "Adam 's w„i|. mil on t h e i e h i y farm this Friday and principals were and me a couple of « larlure ason, getting rii f tiie malaria le v ­ tramps. But words fail i is . They Kill.' 'Don't miss it. It put-tramp tin- field. Johnson, fight ■haling with a model n cave girl a el that has Itmnpeied him during the F.Ve their past seasons, and if given the proper ing a rushing, rapid fin* battle from I" col daughter of llo -l ow he should win many frames for the first, dropped Fulton with a left , tuim- I iii ii l ov e s , el e. e nd f ea t ore hook to the head in the opening round, tegohn vu I is team. The Herald is watching with. interand although in* hit Frederick on that , -I, the results o f l imps twirling this fragile jaw of his with everything e\. M H P K OF MEETING ctpt his foot throughout the remainib season, and we are betting our plug or of the fight, thc_ plasterer o-vci -||„. ,„Miul no . ting >.f the G. 1. A. o! Iiihui <o t lliit h> will lu* l!i o' with again forsook tiie perpendicular. of L. K will la* held Thursday after- j tin* hip mil. clean, man-sized wallop in the first, (WMlt| ll( ! 8,0 at the liumi ..f Mis. \V third, fourth, seventh, tenth or d. vIVrgusoii at Lain Mary. Clothes wash cleaner enth round, w6uld have finislrt*il Ful­ UIK ond w h ite r, nnd last ton, hut Johnson jusl didn't have it. N ig h t a n d longer w hen you use M o r n in g | R e d S e a l L y e to soften fOfl _ l { ave Clean N O TICE TO A L L UONGKRNKD: # YESTERDAY’S DOINGS IN THE BIG LEAGUES ! A UTOLINE \ 3 San Juan Garage Company] FOR THE MOVIE FAN Important Announcement On account o f having to v a c a t e my place o f business to make way fo r the contractor now w orking there, I have stored my stock w aiting tor my S o fte n s W a s h -V / a te r - New Headquarters Tho Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 contemplates a raise In scale to 75c per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. 21H*2Gtp I T 3 A SUCCESS TOUR If they Tire, Itch, Smart, Dura or Discharge, it Sony, Irritated, Inflamed or Granulated, use Murine. Soothes and Fiefrtshcs. Sale lor Inlunt or Adult. Ac all Druggists. O sU R ) BBAA\K l N C r ' $ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 W rit /or FfW £y* MUniNB CO., 9 t’. u GUARANTY R O A C H K IL L E R $1,000.00 Roach Killer I' ’ K ills Them L P. McCufler r+w the w ash-w ater. Lnun'd r y soap goes u lot farther, too. EVES Healthy Sycs ^ Ohio S ii.n , Ctuc.fw in mo t humes tlu* old gue^s-witfk Jinking days have gone, never to re­ turn. Them it 'was a matter of anxious ronjccture as to whethi r or not tiial hatch o f bread would rise properly. All of our baking is a scientific success. Our broad should he one of your, standard family foods. ROUTH BAKERY SANF0RDMAID' BREAD Th orou gh ly dissolve. R E D SEAL L y e in w ater before putting clothes in. , K eep R E D SEAL L y e in the house; it has many * every-d a y uses. W rit a for booklet. Full directions in each can. Be j sure and buy only the genu-( Ino RED SEAL ] Lye. STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE J* nxxxrtiUxl »< i h « mismnUx'*' cxterroliuvio* to be ready. stand now occupied by R o u m illa t & Anderson, and" w illk' *„ be open 1*there tor * + ‘ ‘ * “,J 4 *'' * * l 1 i 1 ■ t . * y «'*.t A*: r" business just as soon as they are able to move, which should be about a week or ten days. *, P. C. Tomtan & Co. m u tu i*. p*. cxtha (nr <V» Viyui_ln.'. W ulviU if.. Aut». 1UU »Utl B. L. P E R K I N S Mini. IWin’l w»»U 11mo trrlaa lo kill U***o port* with Hooter*, liquids or HU mpatuwniol l'r>'i«mUoti>. R oady fo r U«o—D sttor th an T r a p s s-oi: uii.rsi * iko* t»***. •O L D V V SR YW H B R B ■ t **• ♦% I w ill be located at the 1L. ** y ' i . �THE SANFOftD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922 PAGE FIVE Fisher B e s r o fte p . *w s n *c " w m a t l OSEP 1 U X «r_fcU C H T MfvS SBNWEfc , i P M u n M ' M A ir.s j ) M .p e ^ O S rH f\ ! r of Vfitf\T W E VOU TTM-klN (NBCHJT?^ BUSINESS DIRECTORY m ---------- - _ ta Wa 1*1 h* fa fa fa f« ha fa FOR SALE ^ ** ^ * ^ * -------Cards of Sanford'a Reputable Professional Men, each of whom, In hia chosen profeaaloo the Herald reconituends to the people. N M ^ ll M mi George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law IKMKIto— You con get seed bed Over Seminole County Bank Ifram's and irrigation plugs at tfc« ford Novelty Work*. 100-t/c SANFORD FLORIDA lit SALE— Hosier and Days' pmntn hml varnishes nt Sanford Novelty [trks, Snnfoid agents. 183-tfc FRED R. WILSON A TTO K N E Y -A T -I.A W lit .vw .lv—Itiumu island eggs tor[ retting, 15 eggs for $1,01). Mrs. First National Bunk Building L worth, Heard all Avenue, SnnSANFO RI) -:FLORIDA fd. 8:j-tfp jit SAl.i; .Modern Luiiku Iuw, pnickieally new with garage and cement Ilk.-. Also five uercs hammock land ARCHITECT stly cleared on puved road, Imtuire [13 Oak Ave. 21-3tp Room 7, Miller Bid*. FLORIDA [lit SALE Fine strawberries for 4ANFORD. -:* -:preserving or table use, 15c quart.' |y aiders of five quarts or more derred. —1.. It. .lanes, I lean lull A v e *1 Photic 3303. * 22-tfe ELTON J. MOUGHTON CHELLE MAINES )H SAI.K- Two cows and several pice hrif! •is.—(!. I)., care of H er-1 til-tltp Kyaa FA*mined FOR RENT lit IIF NT Modern apaitlneiit, also ped room, new and clean. Apply at l.nurel Ave. 1‘J -tfci You tan find the nnme of every live Business Man In Hnnford in this Column each day. k i R i i i u u n i u i ) Quick Service Transfer -:- LAW YER — Court House Glaaar* Dealgned Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. Storage Facilities if we pleaMe you, tell others; if not, tell us. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR nml BUILDER •17 Commerri.il Street—Sanford, Fla. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRS-------A UTO--------- HON D8 S. 0. Shinholser Contractor anti Builder JANFOltD FLORIDA A. P. Connelly & Sons l> i»M la h i-il it-r .-A -i. I 'h t iii. l ’ U - 1 ill' |» r h i r «l I inn t) CllF I #44In 1 Hanford. Fla. 11»titf»H llB u In r a * in ns -t - i» I ti, r . t i n r n l a (11 *»11r 11•i r r Hiirrlf tl tiii tl■ 1,41HII■ Optlrian-Optometria* ^lt ItKNT Desirnlile housekeeping |H2 Bast First Htraet Box 117. 111.(itji J *fci| iF rff flu w ln m a ( t in u r r i M.it n * UTl.n I'hniie nr write I I F . I H II ltl.tl.lt n n iiM N r ' I II K SA N 1)1*1 P FR ” iw riiu n i \\ i:s i mi:vr ruvti’A.w |r midsenson rates, 315 N’ . Atlantic Phtint* 4H |(>|-H H u e millet A i r , •Haytotm Reach.— Mrs. 1.. It.' lit. I'liotie UL'O-W. 20-tite FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSU RANCE >AN HF ii.iiuo WA N T E D Wrti ----------Phones--------Office 271 Cut Flowers------------- Floral OrNigmi I'sy i interest for six months and Res. 203 l M* per cent hoitus to the party; |\|> I ' l 1 I 4Ii'''M rl ' f 11V Annual and Ornamental Plants Iking tins loan. Security: All tnn-i "* - * PHYSICIAN-SURGEON Be a'M’ts of the business together| 814 Myrtle Ave.---------- Phone 2(iO-W fh “ ther securities. Money to lie lioonis 206-207-208 Meisch Building d fur additional equipment, which II increase the business 150';. If Rooms 22IL22H p have the money to loan, investif•' this good, clean, IdRitinmte estabCcncritl M;i('him* and Boiler DENTIST d business, near Orlando. For inWorks New Meisch Building M ‘‘w*. address M. II. II., care San-1 Cylinder (Irimiintr Sanford, Florida Herald. Itl-tfc Phone 201 W. J. THIGPEN • Real Estate STEWART The Florist Dlt. It. M. MASON SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY fh RENT— Furnished bungalow.— F. lame. 23-2tj»l Phone >!! RENT—T w o' furnished bod j Practice limited to n.s, borne new, ideal summer 1«-' Wwai(„ cf K>l.f F-ar. Nose and Throat S TA TE k from P. O. • 23-311> K>i-k Examined, Masses I .tied DK. G. S. SELMAN i WANTED Automobile Repairs Acetylene Welding (J2--------- Sanford, Florida R E A L ESTATE ■ HOARD IS PROPOSED Meisch Building T A LLA H A S S E E . April 24.— Li­ NED— A chance to build your A form of porcelain has been in censing of all persons who do real pewf home before lumber geta any vented in Bavaria that can bo soften estate business, including sah'sineii. her. Plans and estimates furnish- ed by beat and blown into shape and and creation of a Florida Real Estate Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc otherwise treated much like gins*. |commission is proposed by Senator ---------------------------W. it. Igou in a bill Introduced in INTKl) TO BU Y— Aspurugus fern Contract bus been let for the new I the senate Friday. for good clean stock will pay The measure is said to be ill uc.... I price. Address W, P. Nuwull National Rank building lit Do Land, Wholcsale Fern Grower*, Apopka,! 1° cost $100,000. I cord with the ideas of the Florida * 270-tfc ----------------- 7-------'Realtors' usocioation. ; registration fee of M I.S.MAN W ANTKD by food man- HALF. M ILL T A X FOR HEALTH BOARD O K B Ill?1B fflr brokcri um, $lu for salesIjfaiturer for Florida. State wage hud, age, prior employment nnd TALLA H A SSE E , April 24.—The r"ices. Address Bor 220, Jackpvilli*, Fla. 23-6tc budget committee of the bouse will make u favorable report on the reL U «*i quvft pf the state board of health for •cjhulf mill tax for the support iNTKD— Position by1 . xipcTiciiced 3' liBcdlu asbier. Answer, P. O. Box 1113,! of the board. State Health Officer 'ford, Flo. ■ i 22-3tp Dr. Jt. C. TurCk says this , will be , t ___ adaquatv td mcqt the domnnds and will provide $210,000 for the mainnniW ARE MEN W IL L tenacc o f the board for the two years. MEET IN JAX TO D AY RELIEVES BACKACHE ACKSONVILLE. April 25.— The “ Have had kidney trouble and back­ nt unnuul convention o f the South- ache for many years and I tried sev­ Hardware Jobbers Association, eral doctors but got only temporary the' American Hardware Manu- relief. A friend advised me to try 3urera* Association will open here Foley Kidney Pills, and before I used arrow morning and continue for two boxes I was entirely well," writes 0 days. Several hundred delegates A. C. Pcrkios, Summer Shade, Ky. etdy are here for the convention, Kidney and bladder trouble reqpirea Foley Kidney lM> will open with an address of .prompt treatment. Iconic by Mayor Johu W. Martip, Pills give quick tjsUef. ■ Refuse subtlkia city, for the city, and Colonel alitutca. Inslat upon Foley's. Sold K. Toomer, for the atatc. cverywlvcre.-i-Adv. .A iit& K -z X iJ L -. SO PS s |SEEIP»’ V/Cot^C,, < men with a renewal privilege from year to year ut a fee of $H) for brokers and $0 for salesmen. Applicants are granted permits to do business either as broker or sales­ man upon recommendation of ’ two reputable citizens, who must be own­ ers of real estate. ' Permits are revokable for numerous 'reasons. Among them are misrepresentation and failure to properly account for any moneys coming into one’s pos­ session, that is property of another. The chairman o f the board would receive 516 a day for uctunl time occupied by the work, while the other two membera would receive $10 u day each. The board would be au­ thorized to employ clerical help. For placea where electric current is not available tbare baa been invented a ventilating fan that ia driven by the heat from a kerosene lamp. . .. . V u v e r | VO u(2 P U R P L E * /M-IVE . R xNWN • Major Railroad System CLASSIFIED E : purely : ADS 5 : PROFESSIONAL : Classified Ads 1c a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no ClasaHled Ads charged to anyone. Cnah must accompany nil orders, Count the words and remit orordingly. • it: fa fa fa fa fa fa Ra t TH EM u S O P B \ E . C 'H E R E , Q U IC K * . 5-------- j U l K l N l M R l k l t a l Q ) i - J l.W N T L DO HN E V E S R E C E IV E M e I 4 nn/t 4 ,u u u u ri M ile s , ,he thinl p •» “»e v»n swenn- ‘'r.V:i Mor>'- Ju n - Tiu' WI* their de- velopnuuit, 13 yeara ago of Shaki r . i . ' OWNIN’ ti YD FIt OWN HOME. -------- . . * pledged to carry on until these ex­ penses urc over. There is uotlting that givci .a p«nv- IsH'til lenllors me selling—holfseson the easy payment plan. Like pay. eat residential suburb’. Ing one’s own •home. It often has jn(j rent, a comparatively small pnyC L F V F I AND Anril25__\ „,,W J The second chapter was the build*K’1'" sa'1' •* 's cheaper to rent ment puts the purchaser in fiossesion ijor railroad system the Van Swer* ,*u* high-speed interurhau line *b»n I" own, but is (his saying true? „ f „ fiome and then by payment of major iron consisting c o n s i s t itnr o f * m i n i - o v i n m t e l c il lr ue in the long run when rv- n small a mount a month which pays ingen, of approximately *" l»r‘»v»«h* adequate servin' to Shaker Heights. erything Is considered? thtr interest ami part of the principal I,tiOO miles of roadway and im luding The proposed SfiO,000,000 Union j "h e r e does the family gel to that In family in n few years will own its the eoiisolidiited Nicked Plate, whieli station on Cleveland's Public Square always live < in a rented bouse 7 What home. embraces five railroads, the Chesa­ H widow with a peake ami Ohio and the Hocking Val­ will be the fourth chapter, although happens when the hicudxviuuci* dics^ >|*l( HUy j})(, family of children left with a home ley, operating as a separate unit, is it was conceived long before the wr Kltt« beyond the age of \voj k ? Many a Tampa family iti the last has a long start on. the woinuti left Plate consolidation was no wane of the five great railway N'iekcl few years lias hud the unpleasant ex­ with only a stitek of rent receipts nml systems of the country, according to thought of, and originally planned ns perience of having its home sold over a few hundred dollars worth of tmusea downtown terminal for tin* Van new rnilrond praps just issued. Sxxeringen latemrlian line. Build- ka bead by not having the title to ||,dd furnitvne.—Tampa Tribune. Oris P. ami Mantis- 3. Van Swe? ininga are ln'ing razed for aeluiil eon- *he bouse. Renting means xfurry* it, _____ ;________________ gen, o f Cleveland, pictured in some means moving; moving means ex- ( V m U .lVS IS CAPs(ruction of the station, which xvill circles as the twentieth century pro­ pense, Often buying new things to tit cover about 31 acres, to be built in totypes of Hill ami Ilnrristitati are the new home. Il means in the end1 ** RED I N 't E N I R A l . AMERU A the men who control this rtew sys­ such a way as to allow for ample expansion of steam roads and transit when n man has reached an age in . • tem. Both are comparatively young, line facilities under its nmf. It will |life when imlimsl to take things a, SA J;A ’ A l>( A,,nl Oris P. being -12 nml Mantis .1. 10. he a development’ somswlmt similar little easier that lie must keep at the I's. Mara I hdltps, the Los Angeles For the last twelve years they have t.. the Maud Central Station in S'ewJ trend mill. I im m lew a. who escaped f.'om a ( al. been numbered among Cleveland's York, and one of its wings will hold [ Ruying one's own home, except in ir,,rni“ I'tison some time ago has feuding eitirens, but until their en. i i hotel, . i .i iii.iu a sense oi i s - ( lie 'll captured, tliroiigb the combineda nmnirnolb another insiames, puts tranee into the railroad field liny Sweringen property, j spousibility oil the man and liD fam- efforts of American detectives ami were little kitowrt outside the stale Tho Van Hxveringens control also ily, sacrificing some of the pleasure *ke k'cal police in regucignlpa, Houarid possibly in financial citric* in tlie Calumet and Chicago Canal and pf the present for eomfort and pleas- diirus, according l<i inforn^ition ieNew York and Chicago. was arceived here. 1 |ie Dock Company xvhiclt owns some urse Inter. It means thrift. These brothers, however, appear choice parcels of dot I. and rail land The man who rents collects a stack indifferent to fame. The quiet way in Chicago, including l.htHI acres of of real receipts. The ordinary man Agurcut. they grouped the five roads into the manufaetiij-ing and xvarehonse sites and family pay the rent and spend propsed Nickel Plate system is one and 2d!) acres of resident Ini and Inisi the test, pet hups waking up when loo MEDICAL ADVICE in RADIO. example of the aversion to publcity, ness property. late to .a realization that they made . . -------while the method irt which* They ac­ The brothers sharealike in these a serious mistake by nothaving a, KF.Y WEST. April 25.— Medical quired control o f tin1 Chesnspeak and enterprises. Both me unnuirra»d and1permanent home. advice was given today via radio Ohio and the Hocking Vallt■> is all­ live in NlmkVi Heights. A Imine owner always lias credit: front the .Murine hospital here to the ot her. Jal |he bank. If it ionics to ilte worst] steamei West .lallYry, which reportThe Heralddelivered six times a and there is sickness and death with ed a member of its crew critically According to railroad men here the unusual expenses, the home may hc^ill alliance .with Lbc Chesapeake mid week for 15c. Ohio jva> a departure front xxtint had generally been expected, us a combi­ nation between the Nickil Plate and the laickawannu or Lehigh was thought probable, tlm* giving them an outlet to a New England seaport or the port of New York. Instead the Sweringcn* obtained outlets at Newport . N rw,- and Nor­ folk. But ibis was not all. The Chesapcak and Ohio, it was explain­ ed, had been overburdened-with tiaflic oi igninting on its own line and its expansion retarded on account of lark ofoiitlets over, otbei roads. The Nickel Plate, on the other blind, car­ ries large volumes braCeS Five Ro'lds now said to have needed the counter-bal­ ance of large shipments, principally west, the hulk of which movement would be in the opposite direction to the Nickel Flute travel. This it ob­ tains from the Chesapeake and Ohio. The consolidated Nil kc| Flale is composed of the following railroads: Nickel Plate, Lake Erie A- West­ ern: Toledo, Ht. Louis & Western; Chicago & State Line, and Ft. Wayne, Cincinnati & lumisvllle; the Detroit & Toledo Shore Line, owned jointly by the Toledo, St. J.oiti* A Western and the Grand Trunk Western, may ♦% also tie included. Plate The original Nickel traverses five states- Illinois, lndlana, Ohio, Pennsylvania nnd New J .York, running from Buffalo to Chicago. The Toledo, Kt. I amis & Western runs from East St. Louis, III., through Frankfort, Kokomo and Marion, Hid, and Continental, O., to Toledo. The Detroit nnd Toledo Shot el Lino makcH an extension of this route, giving nit entrance into Detroit,. The I .like Erie & Western touches Muncie i Sand-sky and 'Fostorla, O and Frankfort, lnd., and Blooming-.A ton, und terminates nt Peoria, III. ] The Chicago Si SUte line Is u short I 1 stretch carrying tho NiekcJ Plate | ■" system directly Into Chicago. The Fort Wayne, Cincinnati « j -w L’ )uif:ville runs through Indiana from Fort Wayne on the north to Conners ville on the south. Th<; Chesapeake & Ohio has a com­ bined mileage with the Hocking Val­ ley o f 2,890 miles, stretching from the Atlantic seaboard at Norfolk and Newport News,' Va., through West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. The Hocking Valley runs from To­ ledo, O., through Columbus to the Ohio river. ’• The -Chesapeake & Ohio of Indiana extends the main line of the C. A O., and carries it across Indiana, into Chicago. This consolidation o f railroads la Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y „ !•!♦ I,m>> tY y Y Y Y Y °f ClovelnmlV fin- roll smh'feelitg of security ns own- This is nhnttl two spark plugs. At the moment they are lying on the sales manager’s desk in the establishment nt a large midtile-western hardware job­ ber. il pays to swim with tlie current of popular demand. •'Our job,"-said one jobber, "is to supply markets, not create them. Let I lie manufacturer make a market for his goods, tind we will handle it." One spark plug hears a name known wherever automobiles are used, the other a name seldom heard. Ruth, says the sales manager,. tire good plugs. On the score of ijualily a catqjog with thousands nf items in it. They haven’t the time to push unadvertised goods. Their work is princi­ pally taking orders." Ihey run neck and neck. ‘•Hut.*' he adds, "w e are discontinu­ ing this line"— and he holds up the plug of unfamiliar name. "Yes, and our dis­ count on it j’ n largrr, tbo." "What's wrong with it?. Not a thing. It's a good plug— mighty good plug, hut— no one knows about il. It isn’t advertised— the other one is. Tito demand itt for the advertised make. And we've learned it pays Said another— "Our salesmen carry to swim with the current, not ugainat it." More und more jobbers in every line of business uro learning every day that If you go among these wholesalers to­ day to introduce a new product in com­ petition with merchandise nationally advertised, unless the article is excep­ tional, you will be met everywhuro by the injunction: "First go out und get a reputation for your goods through advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they vulue speed of turnover, goods, which move with a minimum of effort; goods people know about and ask for. > � 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>, April 25, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9be841b07ec5b017f56df8731d5dac49.pdf 58813064cfbc410ebaba33b79d364036 PDF Text Text •' •»N« • * - .1 ' t. m IN THE H EART OP THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEG ETA B LE SECTION NUMBER 22 SANFORD, FLO R ID A , TU ESD AY, A P R IL 21, 1923 VOLUME IV. OFFICERS ELECTED RESUMPTION PEACE PACT PRESIDENT HARDING TO MAKE AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS .. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 B U R , BEGINS AT ROTARY MEET _ APPOINIEDBY HUGHES O M H E TRIP-TODAY FOR NEW YEAR . BETWEEN TURKS. AND ALLIES GIVES RISE TO SUGGESTION TO NEGOTIATE WITH MEXICO Arrived in New York This Morning on First Lap of the Journey YORK BANK . CLOSED TODAY no t im O ecided BY THE STATE f o r CLOSER U ND ERSTAND . in g w i t h r e p r e s e n t a - CLUB HELD GOfffi MEETING AND HAD SEVERAL V.18IT O R S , CUBAN PLANTER IS ARRESTED IN NEW YORK MEANS ^TROUBLE TURKEYS EXPRESSED DE­ SIRE TO CAST OFF FRANCE (ny Tkr AssiirTnlrfl . Snnford Rotary Club held a good “ " the president, expects to account for N E W YORK, April 24.— President AS A N A L L Y meeting at the Hotel Valdez today , TIVES OF OBREGON Harding arrived nt the Pennsylvania his stewardship o f administrative a f­ with a good attendance of-members fairs, to restate and reaffirm the pur­ and several visitors. President D. L. Station shortly after fi o’clock this poses o f his administration, and to an­ morning prepared to make Jhe first of nounce and to explain the policies he Thrasher, after calling the club to­ gether, introduced the visitors who u series of addresses planned for this plans to pursue during the'remainder Most Important Development In were Sexton Johnson, of Orlando, su­ But at Early Date .Charles W ar­ o f his tenure o f office. CHARGED W ITH O BTAINING SE­ spring and sumemr. He will speak Conference ns France ts Econ­ perintendent of the city schools; T. COMMISSIONER WHO REPORTS ren and John Barton Payne White house officials, as is custo­ to members of the Associated Press omically Concerned CU RITIES ON FORGED W. Lawton, superintendent of Semij INDICATIONS OF Will Act in their annual meeting. The presi­ mary, have given no inkling of the mile county school?, and Fred F.herPAPER SHORTAGE I Ilr The rim e d | dent and party arrived on n special nature o f the address Mr. Harding hnrdt, of Atlanta, of the Willitc South­ ( n r T k e A u w l i l r f V r rim ) LAU SAN N E , April 24.— Resump­ will mnko today at the Associated train of three cars and were greeted ( l l r T h r A o n r h l r d I’ r r a a l WACMINGTON, April 24.— Secre­ east Company. tion of peace negotiations between i n y T h r A > a o r ln f ~ d I’ r f U ) Press luncheon, which will be attend­ NEW YORK, April 24.— Dicurdo tary Hughes announced American , YORK, I’a., April 24.— The stnte only by a handful, of newspapermen Mr. Johnson gave nninteresting the Turks and Allies gives rise to tho and a few pnlico officers and plain ed by a largo proportion of the news­ Del Valle, Cuban sugar planter, was Commissioners to negotiate for closei i bnnklnir commissioner today tt>ok over talk on Highway Hcnutificntion, Supt. suggestion thnt Turkey’s expressed clothes men who hnd been detailed to paper editors and publishers of the arrested at ft hotel here today charg­ understanding with ^representatives nl)(| cloned the City Bnnk, one of Lawton on Education and Boys’ Work desire to east o ff France ns her eco­ i remain* with tho party throughout country. The president lias been at of Obrcgon government in Mexico York’s largest financial institutions. and Fred Ebcrhnrdt on Street Paving. ed with grand larceny on complaint of nomic pilot may lend to difficulties work on his spech for several days, . their stay in New York. Julian La Yin thnt Del Valle luul oh-1 City, would bo Charlea II. \\ nrren, i Examiners reported to hanking rumand yesterday went over it with sev- President Thrasher gave opu .of the tallied $62,000 worth of liegitiahlo1that, will prove to be Important de­ of Detroit, former nmbassudor 1 °) rnissioner at Harrisburg today they WASHINGTON, April 24.— Depart-! eral members o f his cabinet, includ- liistl viilks on the duties o f Itotnriiins securities from him in exchange fo r' velopment to the conference. Most Japan, and John Barton Payne, for­ tlint the members have ever heard, Turkish debt owed to France, whose !.n.d! ? ti? n" " f ore of President Harding from Wash- ing Secrotary Hughes. Indicating that forged certificates oil saiigar ware­ mer secretary o f the interior, now: qoq, Warrnnts wore issued for the nationals also have preponderance of culling upon them to do. their duty nt ington last night for New York, where ' he considers it of extreme importance, houses. Another Cuban planted al­ chairman of Red Cross. , at rest of Thomas Baird, enshter, and he will speak today at the annual all times as Roturians and to stand f ’onomic holdings in the dnmnin now The luncheon nt which the presidcht leged by police to have been involved The time for meeting of comntls- w . H. Boll, assistant cashier. Baird’s together for the luitterniyftt of man­ governed from Anger. The Turks luncheon of the members of the Asso- will apeak is to lie held at I o clock at sion Sit Mexico City hns not been wife said he lind gone awny f«>r the dated Tress, marked the real begin- ’ the Wnldorf-Astorin hotel, and is the kind and the upholding')if the laws J:i the same transaction was arrested express a desire to shake ojf French lust January ami eivll suit is reiwrted fixed but will bo determined at nn control hut spokesmen of France ning of a series of speaking trips to principal event on tin1executives pro­ and that service was the greatest to have been- begun nguinst a third. early dnte. Tho Americhn commis­ privilege of mankind. As it was elec­ aver they-are interested only in pro­ be made by the executive during the .gram for the day in New A ork. He sion will be guided in their discus­ tion day he stressed the idea of stand­ tecting legitimate French invest­ spring nod summer to various parts: plans to spend only about twenty sions by bonrd considerations of ments in Turkey to which end they of the country. ' j hours in the metropolis, arriving in ing behind the new officers to he policy which hnvc actuated the* ad­ already have made extensive conces­ Through these addresses, of which1the city early tills morning by spec- •leeted nnd thanked tl|e members for ministrating in nil dealings with their hearty co-operation with him sions. iiliout fifteen will be made during the |ini train and leaving tonight at midCelery shipments from Snnford: 9 Mexico. It iB emphasized there is during his term of offiee ns presi­ transcontinontal tour starling in June, j night on the return trip. , I’utomnr Yards; ft, Wayrros*: I, Flor­ . LA U S A N N E . no desire to interfere in Mexico’s lent. . April i l . — Siffeinternal affairs or suggest what laws Tlie election followed witli the re­ ence; .1, Chicago; 2, New York: 2, Jer­ ' guarding of the legitimate national sey City; I, Cincinnati; I, St. Louis. that nation shall enact. interests of the United States nnd mit below: i of the principle- of commercial op­ President George W. Knight. The celebrated Sanford Band will I ai il practiced the teaching of Rotary portunity for all nations -was official­ Vice k ’lv-.idcnl— It. .1 . Holly. Legislature Takes play tonight in Central Bark at 8:00 in *hi% every day life. Mr. Dullose ly set forth today ns the guldiftg Secret a i .\ W. M. 11ay lies. ••’clock and the public is cordially in-, Cognizance of the also asked that real co operation' he rule of tlie American representatives, Treasurer—C. L. Britt. cited to e.lteml. The following pro­ Pattersoji Case gram will he given in full: Governors (two to Ik* eleeted) I I . ' given to tin- officers elected for the when ttv Near East peace conference ensiling year. it'Mimt*il its labors in un, endeavor to . . Dullose Mini Hr It. Stevens. 'M arch—Niehelungeii R. Wagner i TALLAH ASSEE, April 24.—The Selections — From the Relic of New It was decided that Sanford will be restore peace between the allied pow­ II. I llultose then arose and paid.a Hutton and Adams, Evans Companies Are The beautiful tribute to the retiring presl- represented at tile national meeting ers and Turkey, and between Greece Florida houso of representatives yes­ York ... Gustave Kerkcr terday took cognizance of news re­ Patrol—'The Crack Regiment Tultani' ilfiil, li. I.. Tbrmlo r, saying among i,i Si. I,mils in dune anil it is Imped and Turkey. ,Lowest Bidders ports thut Frank Patterson, of Or­ Serenade—Love in Idleness Maelieth .)nspli C. Grew, American minister other things that lie bail been an Ideal that many ••( tin* members will take lando, had been mistreated in a Mich­ $116,110.05Hutton Eng. & Con. «'<»• Switzerland, nnd head of tlie delpresident of the Rotary Club because advantage of the reasonable rates and I INTERM ISSION | Rids were opened yesterday at thei will go to St. Louis. igan penal institution, liy adopting n Waltr.bs—Gold nnd Silver F. l.ehar meeting of the City Commissioners] $1 16,9(10.00— Adams, Evans Co. egat inn, made this clear in n brief he lived the life of a true Rotarinn $124,444.80— J. F. Morgan Paving Co. resolution culling upon its three mem- p(ipnlur m ,„ „ r >2li— inaugural speech following similar fur tiint puVposc and theie were many $ 120,ri8S.lt)— W. B. McDonald Con. Co. lets of the joint legislative commit(u(i /«u u o vt.r addresses by lenders of the other m « n y, io u Sissler Make of them for all kinds of material. A f ­ $ 120,704.36 — W. .1. Bryson Paving Co. tee inquiring into convict nliuses in delegations. The conference then (b ) Kicky Koo E. Johnson ter a careful summing up of trio bids Sheet Asphalt, Stone Foundation with this state, to brit.g the ease to the at Operetta Chimes o f Normandy divided itself into three committees, tentinn of the committee and have it Combined Gu rh and Gutter each of which will take up subjects I’lnnquette ami going ovi r the figures it was take such nation ns *t may deem nec­ March—Noisy Bill II ill.. n Eng. A- Con. Go $11 1,640.(16 1 the in dispute, and tomorrow active dis­ found thut Adams, Evans Co., an F. 11. Ijoavy Evans Co. Ill M l essary. A $114,772.09 the Hutton Engineering Co., were cussionon concrete topics will be Star Spangled Banner Key The resolution was introduced by lowest bidders and there was oi ily a $120,184.80 - .1. r. .Morgan l aving Cm i begun. Representative Fred H. Davis, gf Leon „ _____ 1 ,.|jght difference ill tile bids. 1iiit li­ $124,008.10— u . c. Mr Donald <kin. ( * i i Minister Grew said the United county, and adopted with hut little ! R a i l r o a d C o it t lT I lS S I O n , ing definite was decided upon yi ster- $ 126,180.36— w . .i. Bryson Paving C.. States web nnitil the resumption of Course, SI ■mi Will Be Made in Few Days and Sheriff Will Plead discussion, an amendment Itcing made Will Meet in Sanford (day and the <*it> Commissioner* will Sheet A*pitn It. Binder the conference. It hnd reconvened Funndution Wilt Combined Curb ti its preamblo by Rep. A. Y. Milum 'g o over (tie two lowest bids toila; - nnd on a substantial basis; and an un­ His Case On May 4th Hearing the mutter will probably be dc tided and I.utter ol Duval county. As introduced the derstanding had already l>ocn reach­ Ai lam h, Evans Co. $126,800.00 prcamblc'reclto'J thnt the Florida leg— next Monday at which time ft ayur ed on a variety of important sub­ ious reports were circulated regarding TALLA H A SSE E . April 21.—The islnture was now investigating the Take notice that the Railroad < om- Lake will he back again from Id 4 till- $131,340.06— II llttin Eng. & Con. Go je cts and upon this firm foundation, its probable nature. dcuth of a convict in the private camp missioners of thd State of 1-loridn, ties at Tallahassee and tho matter $141,07(1.80 J. F. Morgan Caving Go. Florida senate ai led promptly yester­ Newapupcr men thought they knew the United States expected soon to in this state, hut owned in Wisconsin, will he in session at Sanford, !• lorida, will he decided. The following is the $144,408.10— W. B. McDonald Con. Go. day on the first recommendation fol- nnd fidgeted in their seats, with the see a Just and stable pace for which into the cleat hof a North Dakota hoy, in the room of the Chamber of Com official report of the various bids as $153,092.36— W. J. Bryson Caving Co. [ lowing the legislative committee In- thought that Its consideration might the world was waiting with eugerAsphalt Block, Concrete Curb in response to n request from the leg­ mefee, on Ihe 4th day of May. 1928, **1 submitted yesterday: 1vestigntion of Tnbcrt’s dcntlu.— the bc deferred. Then Senator Stokes ness. Of the position o f the Amcrislature of thnt state, nnd then caul'll 9:30 o’clock a. m. to hear, consider Rids on Contract No. 2 for Paving $129,218.00— Noll & Noll. Asphalt Block, Granite Curl* attention to the reports of Patterson's and determine whether or not Uliit- Second Street (Oak to French), Third recommendation of Governor Hardee „„,| MacWitllnms came running in nan representatives he said: t rum the investigating committee, "W e are here for the same pur­ ner's Siding, a railroad siding located Street (Sanford to Magnolia), and $134,732.00— Noll A Noll. alleged- mistreatment. llbut Sheriff Jones of this, Loon coun­ grinning like two youngsters late to poses and in the same capacity *as within the corporate limits o f tho city llrick, Laid Flat, Sand! . T i„, As amended by Representative Mil­ (Oak to Avocado), Avocado Avenue Vertical ,Fiber , .. ,, . Jty, lie removed from office, Ihe gov- school. Mr. Stokes apparently knew before the Adjournment, participat­ of Snnford, should he inrludcd in the lation. With (.rnnite Curb i * ^ ' Foundatl (First to Third), Fifth street (M ag­ am, the preamble reads: ernor submitted his message recom­ the import of the message, and he ing not mi the footing of a beliger1x10 Sand Fill "Whereas, tho fair name of tho railroad swilehing limits of said city. nolia to Myrtle), Ninth Street (C y­ mending thnt Junes he removed for promptly moved for its consideration. ent against Turkey nor us n^ party to The said eomniis>bmcr* will also press to Bark), Thirteenth Street $134,888.00—Adams, Evnnr Go. State of Florida hns licen called in malfeasance in office .shortly after Everybody but the senutura were run the treaty of peace under negotiation question by certain charges ns to hear and consider, at st|Ul time and (Sanford to French), Central Street' $1/10,0(17.00— Noll St Noll. tlie senate reconvened, at 4 o’clock out of the cIiihiiIht nlid the doors clos­ between the allied powers and Tur­ mistreatment by a foreign corporation dare, such other matters TMatmg to (Sanford to French), Culinetto A ve­ $139,394.76—T. B. Gillisple. key, but none the less in a full repre­ • yesterday uftcriioon, from Its week ed. he subject matter hereof nv may N o t e s of a North Dhkota citizen In u timber nue (Central to Hughey), and (Com­ What happened thereafter Is not sentative rapucit)’, und fully comend recess, nnd at the sa/no time add $7,If Lake Asphalt is used, ramp operated in this state, nnd etc." proporly arise in the premises. mercial to Luke Monroe), Oak A ve­ publicly known but it-is known th at1 ►peak on tivhulf of the govpuintyd out that under an opinion by And nt said time and place all par­ 920.00 to asphalt bids. _ nue (Tenth to Thirteenth), Laurel The resolution was referred to the Senator Stokes talked for some 76 eminent o f the United States.” If Willitc is used, add $7,920.00 to the ssupreme court, bis own power of ties interested will have an opportun­ Avenue (Sixth to Thirteenth), investigating committee. minutes, and Senator Galkins follow­ Concluding, he said: "W e wish to ity to be fully heard. i Asphalt Concrete, Stone Foundation sheet uspluilt and asphaltic concrete suspension was not effective during a ed him briefly. The irntc shadow of ussisl in serving the cause of peace." [session of the senate and could only Witness the hand of the chairman bids. The Clermont Hotel, Clermont, is With Combined Curb and Gutter Mr. Stokes could Ik* seen through the • i i * coiiiiiu * iic I action. Thu acnatc went No mention win made nt today’s of said Railroad Commissioners, a ffix ­ _______ I-----------------------------------being remodeled. i into executive session. It remained windows us he talked all oyer the inaugural meeting with the Turks ed in open session and by their order . 1bi-hind closed doors for one hour und floor. of the ruilroad or the other conces­ S. H. Ccacock, jr., is erecting a bus­ this 19th day of April, 1923. With the executive Session over, sions grunted either to Americans or R. HUDSON BURR, thirty-five minutes, at the end of iness building at Perry. Chairman. which President Turnbull made known Senators MacWllliams and Stokes other, foreigners, but the Chester con­ that he had appointed Senator Stokes went buck to the committee investi­ cession continues to , ho the great Avon Bark will have a new business: chairman o f the investigating commit­ gation. . The Herald for first class job work. topic of private dicscuasion. block, costing $70,000, ' The governor’s message said he un­ tee. and W. A. MacWilllama, of the The Turkish delegation, through committee its spokesman, declared the Chea­ committee, as a committee of two to derstood the legislative report on the governor’s message. was still taking further testimony, ter concession was entirely valid and Co-operation ir. to be tht keynote tion system ns planned by the Flori Tills was the regulur procedure in "which, however, wo may assume will was granted not because Chester waa cases of the kind. Although Mr. Ik* largely cumulative." It submit­ an American or^Turkey wished to of the drive to secure deep waterway du Wnterwnys Traffic league. Membership ill the leagu e is ex- Stokes und Mr. MaeWUllama huve ted the transcript o f some of tho tes­ favor the United States, but because transportation for Florida. heard tho testimony in the Tabert case timony nnd said: Americans knew how to do business Under the stimulus of the Floridn ested, und soon the gcnorul plan to "I wish to eull yoi^r attention espec­ on a business basis, without appeal­ Sheriff Jones will h*vc the opportun­ Waterway Trnlfic league all the show Congress how necessary it is ity o f appearing l*cfore jhem In tho ially to that part of the testimony a f­ ing to their government for help or •• *, , •* , • i■ many organizations and association* for the progress o f Central, Euslcm light o f their new standing. fecting Mr. J. R. Jones, sheriff of serking to exercise »ny “ economic interested in a deep seaway and Southern Florida that! the rahnThe governor inude no recommen­ lx*on county.” lie expressed thu up- pressure" against Turkey. Yote Stood 39 to 29 o n Jail a n d D is e n fr a n c h is e ­ directly to open all markets to Florida proJ ncl in the St. Johns river from Jack­ dation In tho case of Judge Willis, the inlun it was not improper for him to ment Features . ilncts and manufacturers urc to labor sonville to Sanford Ito made 200 feet Judge who It has been testified was call the senute’s attention to the su­ W OULD CRKVKNT AN under one banner ami for the one wide und 20 feet deep will lie vigor­ alleged to have been implicated with preme (.-ourt’s ruling that tho chief ELECTION IN M IAM I aim o f securing the urgently needed ously urged by ull. Sheriff Junes. Ills action regarding executive could go uo farther than This in it. turn will ulso rail for T A LLA H A S S E E , AprVniS!^-'^bThooac voted down 29. to 39 the commit­ appropriation for u deep water chan­ t ill AM I, Fla. April 24— Arguments Jones did not oonio as a ,surprise. It relommund action during a session of active development o f tributary lines tee bill that would have made jail scntcncea compulsory for liquor violations nel in the St. Johns river. before Circuit Judge 11. P. Atkinson was known thut ho hnd kept in close tho senate. as feeders, the construction of later­ and also carrying disenfranchisement for. liquor law violators. c > was this morning on the petition o f H. "Tho authority o f the governor U Pending arrangements, likely to tie touch with thy progress o f the inquiry defeated after a figh t o f more than two hours during which a charge “ DC* completed shortly, will bring this al canals, the connecting o f existing since Saturday, when the two o ffic­ limited to recommendation only and 0. Tatum, S. J. Thorp and C. Vf. waterways ,and the building o f va­ litlcai trickery waa hurled by Representative Mia! against Representative about nnd^then all tho ials coming within his jurisdiction, tho question o1 removal is your pro IUil, for an injunction Jf> prevent tho interested rious land feeders throughout tho en­ Taylor, chairman of the temperance committee. . were brought into the testimony in an rogative based upon the record sub­ city primary election May I, revealed units are expected to work along tire section, which Includes generally, the fact that if the injunction la unfavorable light. Ho followod close­ mitted," the message said. identical lines. all that section from Jacksonville, ' T A LLA H A S S E E , April 24.— The general educational bill, endorsed endorsed by y "1 have examined the record as granted there can be no city primary 1 Steamship lines, truck and motor South and East and West practically ly tho rpmmittce’s investigation as Superintendent o f Public Instruction Cawthon, setting up strict Prt'rc‘ ,“ ‘ tu nominate city commissioners until submitted to mo, und 1 am o f the fast os it could he transcribed. There lines, farming interests, producer o f across the elate. .for applicant teachers and abolishing flying squadron o f teacher. opinion that it fully justifies a chargv the first Tuesday in May, !92&x In waa a general feeling as the day pass winter products, roorehnnta, whole­ With tho waterway as * .planned went under fire In the senate today. The measure withstood two onslaughts that case. U was said the present city he was prepared to remove the of mslfeaaance In office, against sale organizations—all are to work by Hodges to kill its main effect in tightening up on tC*J ‘ syathmatlcallly and in harmony tp there is no reason st all why Florida l #h#riff >nd ^ icrwion #bout the cop-ijonea, and I therefore recommend hla commission would hold over-for two ere and Wm still aubject o f debate when the acnatc adjourned to ictun, later j cannot, wl$h the Proper development l itol iHt-nme more pronounced years. pronounced ns v a c I removal from office." bring ' about *tho better transporta­ liWllMWj Ml l*M* T»m ) to keep abreast o f its calendar. . BAND CONCERT IN CENTRAL PARK TONIGHT AT 8 CELERY SHIPMENTS PAVING BIDS WERE YESTERDAY AT CITY HALL, QUESTION NOT DECIDED GOVERNOR RECOMMENDS REMOVAL OF SHERIFF JONES, OF LEON, FROM OFFICE-SENATE COMMITTEE REPORT CO-OPERATIVE CAMPAIGN PLANNED TO SECURE FOR FLORIDA DEEP W A T E R W A Y TRANSPORTATION JAIL SENTENCE FOR LIQUOR . SELLING WAS KNOCKED OUT . . IN THE LEGISLATURE TODAY •' if? �T ^ E SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, AgRIL 23, 1923 PAGE S I* MRS. FRED DA1GER. Society Editor NOTICE, CO. D. BAND ! Grim Realism in “Hearts A lame” To­ night and Tomorrow A ll membern o f the 154th Infantry Florida National Guard Band nrc re­ quested to be-present at the Court House tonight (Monday) nt-8:00 p. m. by order o f Major Stevens. Phone 317-W Realism is the oihatniulitig feature o f Reginald Barker's latest produc­ tion, "Henris Afiam c," a Metro photo­ play which presents Frnnk Kcenon and Anna t}.-Nilsson at the hcado of a strong fast at the Princess theater*. SO C IA L C A L E N D A R Frtfflj atari. to flnish, the picture car­ Tu'oaday— Mrs. George*- Knight will rion with it an nir o f reality and con­ entertain the members o f the Tues­ viction that vonlj' sincere effort could _* „ . day Duplicate Bridge' Club at ihSO produce. In making the production, Mr. BnrP. M. • . .. \ ' » Tuosdny—St. Agnes Guild will huvi* kfir, wan not limited by nithcr cost" or time in his, determination td get big, smashing efTects and realistic thrills in tktr scenes .of "Hearts Aflam e." On quo occasion during the six months II consumed i ntho filming o f the story, he took his entire company up to Cranhmok, British Columbia, where u* he rpept seven weokn getting wonder­ ful outdoor scenes with nn extensive . ’forest o f majestic pines ns a hack­ . ground for the action. White in the Canadian woods, the director launched the first thrill of ! the picture, blowing Up a dnm nnd re­ leasing to nthousnnd huge logs to go 1*1 Written for The Campaign racing madly down the river. He Being Made by the Wonthad Ut construct* the dam especially Mat nn's Club for Gnrden Week i for the scene, making it as subslani tint ai.d ns correct from nn engineer­ ing standpoint as though it were to n stay for years. This was necessary in g order to hold the logs and provide the e proper effect in thccxplnsion. But tho greatest fout in the picture, e und incidentally one of the most dnr:i ing projects ever attempted for thu t* kcroon, is the raging forest fire r episode which builds up to tl(o powerV ful climax o f tlie story. Staged tin­ e dcr the pcraonal supervision o f Counn ly Forester Stunrt J, FJinlhmn nnd his force o f one hundred deputies, the - fire sweeps through twenty acres bf y pine trees whilo Anna <J. Nilsson «. j liravts th e ‘flames at the throttle of ■ ii l.K'omolive in a wild ride for powder i- tu dynamite a whole niounUinaide. iTwenty camprihn were used to recII ord the spectacle, and tho startling c result on ihe screen arc a more than r just reward for the tremendous chances taken by Miss Nilsson and the i- fortune which went up into smoko in the name of realism. Grasping the f j ,1 cuttle with one hand nnd ehtionvor-' if ing to shield her face with the other, ,| |the screen actress Ih plainly seen i»•- \side the blazing cab o f the engine e with the flumes from the burning (• trees reaching out and licking the I- sides of the locomotive ns it plunges il through the doomed forest. I f j mi h a ve nnr f r tr n iU t la l(ln K ) on — If fu u a r r eoltut i m j u b r r r nr romliiu home, nr If > on nrr rn lrrliiln ln ir. n r l l r M S M l a l rural (n II i I n ilrnnrtlrtrnf. u l t l n a d r fn lU , nr t r le n h o iir I k i llrni. I t w ilt br «rrn1l> npprrrlntral. Hint interests some ors stuiuis for llul- Doll.tr gasoline would at least ielieve the congestion ill tile emergency wards. Hot und dry and getting dryer ev cry day. • For Florida: Fair tonight and Tuesday,’ A big r.iiq would work wonders in the garden and farm and grass plat. W EEK'S W EATH ER E. W. Kills* nnd son, William, of Geneva, were in the city today on bus­ Wcnther Outlook fo rthc Period April 23 to 26, Inclusive iness. • ■ . A roaring sheet o f Arc sweeping thru the big timber— . That sounds dosn’k It? interesting, now, . This is a part o f what is in rttorc for you in "Hearts Aflam e" at the . W ASHINGTON, Aprif 23.— South Princess tonight nnd tomorrow night. 1022, will Increase 25 jloi: cent aftC* Bids for the'Second quota of street Atlantic nndyrEafit Gulf States: Con­ September, 1023. pnving will la? received;today by the siderable cloudiness, occasional show­ L A K E M ARY R E A LTY CO. This is a Reginald Barker produccity commissioners. ' * — — —Lake -Maryr-Ftorlda-----.»■ ers; temperature somewhat above nor- Jldn_.nnd this nweuping-ike,- awifter . Commissioners Curlettj Enlzminger and Wheeler were in the city today from their rctpectivo bailiwicks. Dr. W. J. Carpenter expects to leave today or tomorrow for St. Pet­ ersburg where he will he absent for several daya on church work. . The rcgulnr hand concert will bo held tomorrow night in Central Pnrk. Tho program will ho published in Tuesday's Dally Herald. Botn to Mr. mid Mrs. Martin Mc­ Daniel, n filio. baby hoy. His father thinks so well of him thut he will p.ohahly be named Martin, Jr. than the racing wolves before it is played only as Barker production can struck see Mr. Owon for he con sure nhuw it. do the finest work in photography, also enlargement o r snapshots or . Nothing but blasting could check it photos; visit th e ‘studio nnd aec what and the dynamite must be brought a nice place it is. You nrc always through. A plucky girl nnd brave welcome.to stop In nt any time and boy do it— giving thrill after thril. see the many arrangements they Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Bossldy and Mr. havo thtfre to give you the very best M. D. Tar hell, 8r.r urc the invited In that line o f work. * * • guests for this big feature tonight— John W ulff, who has been employed the treat on the houso. ' for the pnst- several months as Lino­ type operator on the Orlando Morn­ "Tho Eternal Flame',’ nnd "Adam’s ing Sentinel, was in the city today to Rib" ore the two other big features visit R. K. Gore, ho nnd Mr. Gore this week. That mukes three features working together several yea'cs ago on in one week, don’t miss a one of them. the Morning Journal at Dnytunn. Mr. W ulff is headed fqr his home in Illi­ Tho management announces that nois. i overy picture this week there will he Mrs. Fred Daiger, jr., society edi­ 1 * tor o f the Daily Herald, Is spending Mr. nnd Mrs. John Maurer, Jr., Mr. several days ^n Ocala visiting rela­ Amon Maurer, Mr. Stanley Miller, tives and friends. all o f Now York City nnd Mr. and Mrs. It. S. Holly und son, Jock, of Sanford, motored to Daytona -Bench Frislny at 1 o’clock Mra. J. K Saturday afternoon where they spent will dntertnin tho Book Lovers' n very pleasant week-end, stopping at a picnic luncheon in the p: at tho Suu-Sido Inn. Surf bathing front of the Pare home. was enjoyed by the party nnd after visiting Cattanoo'a famous Grill at M rs.. Lester will entertain the Daytona enjoying one of C’nttanoo’a Daughters of. Wesley nt. the home of shore dinners, the party motored hack Mrs. Goodhue on Magnolia avenue at to Sanford. 8:00 o’clock Tuesday evening. J. H. Dunbar and Miss Dunbar have gone to their summer home nt Willow Grove, Pit., but' expect to return to their winter home in I.ongwood Irefore another winter season comes. Daily Fashion Hint Representative*! o f various pnving concerns and allied industries lire in the rity looking after the paving bills thnt will he opened toduy by the ( itV Commissioners. The Building Committee of the Woninn’fftCIcC will hol^ u Rummage Halo next Saturday, the place to hr BRITISH P R E PAR E FOR announced .later. The members of MOST PRKTKNHIVE OF WEDDING CEREMONIES the Wuniuu’s Club are requested to save nil their rummage for the sale. LONDON, April 23— Not since the lion. Forest Luke is home from Tnlduy thirty, years ago when King George IV as the Duke of York led Inhn.sseo to meet with the city cumhis voyul bride to the til'jtr has Lug- niihsioners nnd also to transact other Mr. Lake is anxious to land prepared herself for such a gala business. wedding fete ns will he celebrated know just how the people feel ubout Thursday— when Prinet* Albert, of several hills now in the legislative York, next in ’ succession to the Brit- hopper. jsh throne after the Prince of Wales, Jack Harvey, of the Southern Cluy w ed s Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon in Manufacturing Co., is in the city Westminister Abbey. All pinna for the great oension are shaking, hands with his many friends. completed nnd.il remains only to put Jack says thut brick is still the pro­ the finishing touches to the scenery uder paving anil ho'intends to pave some nf the streets o f Sanford Jiafore for staging this loyal pageant. I.ondnil herself will be bedecked he is through. liko a bride in all file finery of her Mr. and Mrs. I L T . Smith left yessilken flags and banners, and almost everybody In tho United Kingdom, to d a y for their home in West Palm SO it seems, will he here to join in Bench after spending several duys the festivities. Those not able to here the guests of friends. Mr. Smith i tone to London wilj he regaled with was formerly the cashier o f the Peo­ th e, wedding. Hlory • told l*y wireless ples Hank here hut is now cashier of one of the hanks in West Palm Beach. broadcasting. Hundreds of thousands of'people Owen's Studio havo their add in to­ ate expecetd to line ihe route of tho wedding pi occasion to ami from tho day's paper and they have something abbey. Stands have been oracled near in their ad that will interest you. and see Westminster for spectators und every Read their advertisement building along the route will he turn­ what they have to tell you. Mr. Owen ed into a bannered pavilion. The win­ Ihe proprietor has one of the finest dows of o ff lies, shops and even pri­ studios in ihe state with the lighting vate honsea have already been rented. system his own invention, lie can take your picture at night time day time or on cloudy'days, in fact at any time Reginald Baker’s . Production Added Attractions, too Tho Daily Herald, 15c per Wednesday-Thursday Norma Tslmsdge in Carload o f tho finest bananas nnd ap­ ples has Just arrived, nnd will be sold from tho car at the chenpcAt prices. Bananas sold by hunch or dozen; ap­ ples sold by bushel sack nnd half sack. Also finest Florida tomutocs sold at cheap prices. "V IS IT OUR CAR" ITS GROWING Corner Flrat Street nnd Oak Avenue n comedy or oome kind of oxtra. That is goinA some when you consider the merit of the features themselves. A good progrnm every night this week, CATARRH OF THE STOMACH fwiou CANT ENJOY LIFE GERM AN CROWD SEES . FRENCH U N FU R L FLAG OVER H E AR T OF RUHR ( t l r T h e A u n rls trH A roaring sheet o f fire sweeping through the big timber—swifter than the wolves racing before it Nothing but blasting could check it nnd the dyndmite must he brought through. A plucky git| nnd n brave youth do the trick. It is a thrill o i thrills. Prcassl ESSEN', April 23.— The French flag todny fliert over Essen for tho first time. A battalion o f French troops today presented arms while Curious’ crowds of Gormnns watched the tri-color huaited to tho top of the flagstaff over fh_* Kohlensyndikat, where the Ruhr coal barons once cuytralizcd n business o f 100,000,000 tons. Tho hands o f the Flinch played tho Mnrseillese. Tho ceremony was short. , At French headquarters, it wus said, the ceremony was moroly*n mat­ ter o f form in order to have the French flag fly lrg in tho heart of the Ruhr. r * J j wkh a lore, lour, bloated i!om- sch. Food does not nou.-iih. Instead it is a souire of misery, earning pains, bekli'mg. ditiincss and h?.»d* achn. 2 The per.".a wills n bad slomarls iculd he astidkd with nothing less llian permanent, lading relief. ( ] The tight remedy will ncl upon the linings of the tlo.nach, cr.iicb the blood, aid in catling out llie calanbal poisons and ttrcngll.cn ercry bojily function. <J The largo number of people who have sumessfully used Dr. Hallman's famous medicine, recommended for all catarrhal conditions, eStf the strongest possible endorsement for Everyone who eats our bread nnd pastry can understand why our business is steadily glowing. It is becausu this bakery, using modern, scien­ tific methods, turns out pure, delightful foods. Order our bread by name nnd make sure that you get it. Next to Prlnee*B Theatre McKinnon-Markwood Company will enrry n complete lino of Interwoven Socks. tablets or liquid bold Evcnywiicnc For quick results try a want ud, 10 Stores in Georgia • 1 Store in Florida Phone 127 A CHIC M ORNING FROCK I'hi* slip-on frock in dark blue rashmore i* a delight for shopping and other tasks of the morning, it has a round neck, but the collar prefers to wend its way downward to show a ikunty (rimming of bullous anil braid. Deep culls of bclf-tndtffrial lengthen the sleeves and Irclow the hl;w there nrc loomy |>ockei* for thy ’kerchief or parse. .Medium size requires J?t yards 51 inch material. I *id•trial Review Drcsa No. 1381. Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price, 35 cents. • _ FOR THE WELL-DRESSED A Scene Fro Reginald Barker's Production o f "H E A R TS AFLAM E** at the PriitceBs Tonight and Tomorrow SELLS IT FOR LESS 12-tfc GIFTS FOR TH E GRADU­ ATES AT TH E QUALITY SHOP. • ” 20-2te Sanford’s New Stores When Fashion wants to give variety to. n familiar model, she. selects in­ triguing details of d'^wation for tho luujHisc. This frock ol lijiht gray crfne de cldnc, for instance, ^s luudswhicly yet simply trimmed with roscltca of apricot chiffon lined with diver. The dosing is at the left ohouldcr and the nock is in ovul outline.' The side nirc-J ore gathered ut upper edges, extending I>rlow the hem ill points, i Medium size requires 5 Vi yards 36-iach material. Pictorial Review D/op No.. 1360. Sizes, 34 to 48 Inches LuU. Price, 35 OrnU . v ^ ’’ Wei �m v :.I THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923 £a g e t w o 'your agricultural development." Sanford Daily He Therefore the following r i k l l a k t i r v p r j n ftrrn o o n pvpept Sum 4 » y Ml tkp Ilr r n ld Ilnllrilnr. 107 >1nKnnllii A s p .. Snnford. Pin, The Herald Printing Co. H O l.liY ... I.II.I.A IIl) AUK I...... Itnl.I.Y .. A d rrrlltln x ..... ....... :_____... ..Rdllnr . . K rrrrlsrr-T rrn n irrr - ...... *J«*nrrnl M n n n it p r Ad v r r tliln ic Slnnnitpr Itn tra Xlndr A|i|tllpnll»n llm m n on comment front the Kustis Ijtko Region is time­ ly nnd to the point: "From different sect ions JUST KIDS- I Wonder If H e i m 'i Like TN t? By Ad Ctrtitt i lF I S F ? A N INDEX o f .the state rtiine report* of increasing in- XtflOL in agricultural pursuit*. , By T O CHARACTER i punuits, In this Instance, . diversified farming. Kmwist ... crop farmer has his fat years nnd hi* loanV ic*. Ill* fnt year* nre caused by . combination of Rood crops nnd fair prices, [ but these comI*rlpp In Adsnnpp •0.00 binations often fnil to work. His a tni lean years nr®. caused bj; i i C ity Iiy C n rrlrr crops or low prices, and they tvrpii ............ in eput* with distressing fre Tfcr Ii I k 15- In IH-pagr W p p k ly l l e r - been coming aid entirely revere Meni^nnlr Unnnty! (|Upney within the past decade. ' and la piitillahrd e v e r y ______ _______ . . . . I lainn rnlea nmite kn ow n nn npptlra- lhcl'0 is no reason to hotiovo tlon. *3.1)0 p er yrnr, nlssaya In nilvanee. their visits will be les* M B H U B II T U B A SSOC l A T W l . j a U -|-thc-nm r-future-thrmihry .... Tti.i Assoc tali'it I ’ r«*sn I h r x r l l l “ l\ past. The inimitable lean year is entltlpil to thn uso fur repttltlleutlni nil newi* dlnputchrs ori-Hltnl to It. or nightmare o f the singlecrop farmer. not o th e r w is e ereilltril In thin fin ...J I'Mi>er . . . . . . .* nml nlnn-tlio local n ew s puldltt news |iu I>IIhIi «'iI lie has infinitely more risk to run herein. than the man who raises a variety of Alt r i g h t * o f re-iin tilirn tlon o f npe d ls p a tc h m herein nre ulnn rpei-rveit The farmer who diversifies O fflppi I I K I I A l . n m i l . D I M . . I’ hnnr MS crops. and as far as practical produces on the farm the, things that nre neces­ roreliin AHirrililnfl hrpt«*i»rn.iittv» THE AMERICAN Pltr.ShAHSOCtA I ION sary for the sustenance of Ids family has a far better * chance of success for a given period than his neighobr who sticks exclusively to cotton, corn and tobacco. It is not possible for AD VERTISING HELPS. a farmer to raise everything he uses on the farm, hut, to the uninitiated, There is one way by which a bus­ it is surprising just how near he can iness man's credit is improved, nnd approach that goal. The idea of di­ thnt is by * policy of consistent ad­ versified farndng is to raise all that vertising. Ifcmk men believe in ad­ is needed of every kind of crop that vertising, for they know it pays. can he profitably produced, and Their feeling, therefore, is that when then a little over, so as to have some­ n merchant who is a good advertiser thing to sell. There _ are but few applies for a loan, that a reasonable crops on the farm for which there is amount o f goods, bought by him on not a market for the surplus, he it credit, is likely to he turned over much or little. Of course, the prices quickly and promptly paid for, on nre sometimes far from satisfactory, account o f his method* of keeping but that is one o f (he problems that hts goods constantly before the pub­ the farmer has to wrestle with nnd lic. solve. The solution, however, must Discriminating buyers' of every eventually come through eo-operatiVi • lass know they can get fresh goods marketing, which is one of the 1110:11* from the store that advertises. I lie difficult things to get thy farmer to merchant who advertises seldom has understand, Imt self-preservation will shop-worn goods. And in that way eventually hammer the lesson into advertising -Helps the merchant's Ids head. While the progress may be credit not only with the hanks hut slow it is gratifying to know that the with the customers. And one is just practice o f general farming is gain­ as important as the other. -Tninpn ing ground in this slate. — Lakeland Tribune. Telegram, 1 * *1111*1* . . I'trenln llon Mntinjrrr 1‘huop .1M-1V nflp p ft p. in. There could be no better index to char­ acter than a savings pass-book. e ra f nSL£S ‘ I l«U» 4Af -i (**rwf •t*i| ’ fclC*1HAM* k »•'A^ a (At L ^ c u a i-— This will serve you well at all times and under all circumstances. t* TH E PEOPLES R A N K o f. Sanford Is ready and anxious to help you to help -yourselL An-lntorost-boaring-account is — your best recommendation. fAtinTk rvJtr .^ Jri1 vs. If it** I *»•** »w ttt uajik Last Times Tonight at the Princess PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD getic nnd patriotic citizenship live, labor and luve. A h someone has said in more poetic ■i: , , worijs and phases than the way in which I would express it: “ Florida is the playground of the Western Continent, the garden of the United INTERNATIONAL CARTOON CO. States, where bnbbling brooks, rip­ pling Inkes, silver rivers und crys­ tal sens blend in eternal melody with stately palms goorgous magnolias, flaming poinsottia* and myriad songid ids; where generous sunbeams, salt sea breezes, and mellow moonlight make one forget his troubles— nnd 1. — A now Library Building in the center of the city. 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. hin enemies— and where amid climate luxury, incomparable beauty ami the 3. — The new pier and boat basin finished before January, fragrance o f flower*, be may hear 1924. 4. -—A big Audi toriu mthat will scat at least 5,000 people. Nature’s seductive invitation, abide with us forever." 5.— w home fur the Campbell-Lossing Post, American M iiAiitL Vitm ' T .,- ; itillI *t«*l ill*» *• * Sanford, Florida out for the negro ami yesterday was married lc*s than n year ago, while Mr. Kcmpfer and w ife and and leaves his wife, who was with mother-in-law were riding along the him at the time o f his death, and his highway near Deer Park, -they met parents, who live in Pennsylvania. a strange negro in the road. Mr. His body will be shipped to PennsylKcmpfer got out and asked where he vanin tomorrow for burial. was from and he said “ Deer Pnrk," The Herald delivered six times a hut Mr. Kempfer knew better than week for 15c. that, as ho was aeqauinted with all the citizens o f that place. He told RELIEVES BACKACHE the negro to hold up his hand* to be Legion. "H ave had kidney trouble nnd hack: Can a state sue has this fail to Searched nnd the negro drew out n (».— A Community Chest out o f which all funds will be lend her fellow states? She is lead­ gun And shot Mr. Kcmpfer down the nebe for many years and I tried sev­ drawn. ing them now. Add a few more first time, and then shot him five eral doctors 'but got only temporary 7. —Two mill tax for publicity purposes. relief. A friend advised me to try -years o f wisdom to our state and she times. 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works and will he the pride o f the nation— yen, Mr. Kempfer shot the negra three Foley Kidney Pills, nnd before 1 used soft water. end even the pride o f the world— times, after he (Kem pfer) was down. two boxes I was entirely well," writes 0.— Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. Dorothy Day in The Spokesman.— Tin* negro escaped, but was captured A. C. Perkins, Summer Shade, Ky. 10.— Ten thousand people here one year from today. West Paint Beach Times. later at Melbourne, lie is not ex- Kidney and bladder trouble requires ported to live. prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief. Refuse sub­ DEPUTY ..SHERIFF Mr. ' Kempfer was rushed to the ft 15 mi fci w rai w fa s i rs fa n fa ri r-a m m i*j n K ILLE D 11Y NfcfittO Orange (leaeral hospital ia Orlan- stitutes. Insist upon Foley’s. Sold *X ri -------- • i do but died before be reached the i verywherc.— Adv. r x KISSIM M EE, April 21.— Harold hospital. r.i Kempfer, a deputy ^tjierilf of Deer .Mr. Kempfer was 25 years old and McKinnon-Markwood Company will ►» Park, was shot by n negro named very prominently connected in Deer {have a complete line o f Hart Schrilf1* Tin* lloralil farriers manner mil 1 cunt ml their mutes, pay in John Flcitmwny yesterday afternoon park, was an exemplary citizen in ner & Marx clothing, new store, new • ntlVMllt <• for all in lifts lirnwn, ;.nil .uiistilutely depend iq.im tiieir in about two miles of Deer Park, in every way andn fearless officer. lie 1stock. . 12-tfc nt it g r e a t e s t a s s e t i s d e b t . u Auto-Tel” Idea is t ollt'i t lot is for their runnint' 1nntlal and profits. Whe 11 suliseribOsceola county. • » t*r.*«* Hot: It*'*t to pay them It P th.* CARRIER nml lint THE The details of the. atTair are as “ America's pn-ntcM iipm -I is llril in (Jreal Favor llftill'l llltlt sttltlils till) "lil'lllll. ’ D A YTO N A BKACH A N D SEABREEZE follows: John Flcinnwny, a negro, every live Amrnruii is tip in hip neck • Nil I'Me 1it)i*rx wile <lo not eare t>■ prty tin* carrier i te ll week r o i l RENT OR S A L E * living nl Hopkins, near Melbourne, ill debt. i started in debt; itin in Hallow I ile. |.J\ .iulete. led in Ijlo may pay Mat llcmhl two nr mure months in mlvnmc and they b n nml killed 11 negro woman at We have stung bargains in summer cottages and apartments, completely lurdebt now; I'll lx in debt a- lung te I pi npn-il urn In 1 dablish a chain of. will pay the earner each wee!, from this fund. t.hnt place on Friday, and open 1ifd. nished on Henrli live." This fi.iin tin. lips .if ntie of lintels nr *,\uto-lels," as they are In Tins -ystem o f delivery is ktlown as the INDE PENDE NT FLORIDA COAST INVE STM E NT CO. The deputy sheriff-of that place came America's greatest i tipituiis nf indus­ be ealied, the length ami breadth nf C A liK IC lI PI,AN and is used by mo: l of the larger newspapers of ------------- DAYTONA. FLA.----------------- -Atlantic Murk m oi and told Mr, Iwmpfur l*> limit Tel. 5ti;t-.I try, Samuel Vaui lain, is worth pan Mm idn, fin- I In* benefit of northern, the country and lias proven la-ymid doubt t" be the vor ybest plan deling. Debt lines lint >prll 1i1-.nl eu; tern nml western tourists wlm tieof delivery. When a boy mitaages b.t own routn, btlys ann sills vency. Indeed, the man who timer sire good accoinmtulations at mtsletat a profit he is in business for liiurelf in exactly the saute sense operates nn bonoMiil capital i-. fsn tite pi ires, mid will endeavor to inus any merchant. He knows he must give service to be success­ v v f* more likely to die iltMilvclit if he he ■'< dlicr the promoters of the project In ful and build up his business, lie known that every new custom­ business man than• his mole vi-utim- locate one of the earnvanseries at or er he sts tires mentis more profit. In short, he knows he must t if some lu-ighlHir, near this city, probably at Kissengen <iimlmd his business in n capable and efficient manner to be sue• T Y Nothing ever o | Imp been acctitn Springs. civ sDd. Y plihluil in cniiiitu ire nr industry 1 \ Tin- Herald earnestly nquests its .subscribers not to dis­ G inlgc II. cbmellts, secretary of T cepl by those who are willing to lake the <'handier of (otiiNirieo, lots re courage the-e boys in tills, their f.is-t bit-iue s Venture, by i; fus­ a l imner. Out mil mad.-, arteries ■>( turn'd fintn tiiland" when- a meeting ing to pa;, piomptly cm h h i rk for tin-ir newspaper. v trade, him ch-vatm fm the storing "I men 11"in many .-cetimis nl the o f grain, our ship lines, nil have been -tut*- wtts held fi»r tile purpose id dis­ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. T Y established mi bmmwed rnpilut, Oui co sing t(ie lea -1 Ini tl y nodde-iraliitT mines have been developed bv men <lt \ nf tlle prop"; cd ‘ A Ot" - tel He ? who were willing, if »ve may use the ijj;p"lts t tint tin te w in 1 ept cm-nla f vernacular to place themselves m linek | lives tit the meeting limn .lai kmhi temporarily became of the promise ville.i Oi lamio, Hoine- it'iy, llurtow. Y of large piotits. ami Itampa and that after listening Y Debt is ti blessing, not (lie curse it •" diseussinits of the "Auto-lel" idea no fli'ju elilly is ("lisitltiei! by badly they voted imaiiimously to do what it pays to swim with the current of T liii, i.s nbniil t w o p a r k plugs. A t the balanced petsons. Tampa Tritium*. they could to have a chain of the popular demand. moment they nre lying on the K.-tleK FROM WEST I'M.M I t E U I I TIMES proposed host'll ie erected at s i Mil 11 ---Y v "Our jo b ,"'s a id ’o n e ’jobber, ‘‘is to I'R E A t lllN t; I HE HOSTEL OP n > malingers desk in the e.stnldishmenl of If1 ► P p , * % f , r . r v •* r * r r*t r* r * r \ r \ r . ru r Messrs. A. A. ('unit, S tn 1 1 tin■ > nl O P E R A T IV E M A R K E T IN ';. supply markets, not create them. Let a largo middle-western hardware job­ ? 0 . the Floi ula I lev eloplm lit Itn.ird, "1 the manufacturer make a market for ber. plodllft* ? vyill n Jiii ot 1" 1 Will • 1 Mi ill Vill ■ you l"| i im nl,1 Mijrfir « :mo The newspapi 1 of Floitd i are ten .luiksoiiville; h!dgar A. U rijriit, idi his goods, nml we will handle it.” III f lull ti inj: 4li’V* r thou *;ini| poniuit of siiptu ? tiering a tetd set vice in the faimet: tot of the Florida iirow • r. of Tninpn; pu l, str.itwin1) r l**>. f it One spark plug hears a name known Kit! ileus III nnd wen 1 lose t ft mid growers in keeping, pm i lently I!. I.. Hniuncr, nf tin* T. •lUplf T n Honda will Im* the Italy of Anu*rlilies Development Company, of Or- Hu* month of December on the job when it comes to etienut wherever automobiles sin* lined, the tea, tin* rcmltzvnUH of art, atld lilt* T Said another— "Our salesmen carry aging the idea of 1n-opetati\e mat 1Ill'll), and .!. w Siint|il< S, of Haines !:'|tind,i is as laige n> New )'o,k. wm Id's- (i.iiden of Etlen. f ol lit r a name seldom heard. a catalog with thousands of items in it. lieting. (If •mu «• that is md tin City, wen- named as a toinmittee M.iHsachueetls und Rhode l-laud put It will be the luntl of wonderful begiiiiting lint yet tin* ending <>f <<• to mime a general stall wide tom tnge'hm. TI icm .stales e.111 l.oa-t a They haven’t the time to push unadcutes, fm* it has some of the largest y Moth, says the sales miutager, are Operative ell ntl b"i*ause if 10 opera ntit tee 1loil" <1 with powet to make papulation of ItfU'iu million, ami nlmid heal (test spring* in the world. vertised goods. Their work is princi­ ti«n is a good tiling in the market phuts l"i the liaaticiag of the project, though Florida only bus one million. go o 1 plugs. On the score of quality 1 1 1 , 1 1 it, 1 11 , s 1 Jt will It* thii sugar bowl anti fiinp ilig of eeliiipi altieb ougbl In be I seeme l"catlotis ami do ollu i II 11111 - |g pnpultai.iti 1 . •111milv tin rise mg , , , v_ J pally taking orders." they run neck and neck. e ... .tin* 1. ... 11 .ni ..t ■ fait, . ' . as .that . . of . bant I ol America. a good thing in tin itomiiuical.......................... pm- oec <•1> ,l" Imve talked ol iwiye a» rapidly, itr illictioa of those tit lirles, Ant' Is' tn opt ration at the rat In si (),,* t'uiled States jis a whole. ily of food product*, in variety of ♦% "Hut,” he adds, "w e are discontinu­ If you go among these wholesalers to­ Florida'* teal weqlth ’ must tilti- 1possible iuoim*iil probably in time The stale lias ten llmutuml miles of clop , fishes, birds .trees, flowers ’ mutely depend upon lici ogiicdtuial for the tourist sen-on ol I'.i2.t-2 I. ing this line” — and he holds up the plug day to introduce a now product in com­ good paved mud', more than any and herbs. It excels ia the* number. it development. Ask the stranger wlm *j |,t. "Auto-lvls" vs ill be built out other stale in tin* union. of unfamiliar mime. " Y e s , and our dirpetition with merchandise nationally of growing duyr, in production of - f •Ik wlml bis im- M(|(. , iti,.H m every instance, when passes through Polk Evi u now liutidretls of tourists phosphate, naval storca. Fuller's' J count on it is larger, too." advertised, *unless the article is excepan* ami what he thinks is |(, ( mi titles of ground may be f , ,,fn c\ciy state in theunion eoine ea ith, hi li-hing, timber, in winterfm the mnrvebius dcvcl- alilir.ed fur the neiessary buildings j,, Ameriea’s famous playground to tional, you will be met everywhere by grown tiuek, length of coastline, in "W h a t’s wrong with it? Not a obseivahle on all ride* ask i„ used As sleeping quarters, res- |-seti|te tin* rigorous climate of their of, standing timber, in the •injunction: "First go out and get him what it c, that distinguishes! taurants, cottages, garages, service nWj, atute and manv'succumb to ilH t . . t iwinterr o THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 HERALD COLLECTIONS It P a y s to Swim y Y Y Y Y AND THIS IS FLORIDA W ith the Current Y Y • Y Y fY Y Y i Maxwell & Britt A. , I I. 1 t _ - 2. . ffr“ W« truck crops, in annual ruinfull, ill eovoanuts, lianuttus, camphor, sisal am) sponges, in muck soil, in drainage o f rich lands, in variety of hay crops, in equable climate, atid IciuIh all Southern stales in iamiasc " pidatition ami in vulue of crops per uere. *, Florida is a cool state in summer ami warm in winter. The northern boundary o f Florida is further south than the,southern boundary o f Cali­ fornia. We nre in the same latitude as tin* land which the I^ird said would flow with milk and honey and in which Jesus Christ und the Christian religion were born. Florida i* a commonwealth where­ in every person from eevry clime is welcome, and hero the millionaires, whoJtavu the pick o f the world, come to erect tfceir stately mansions; here the business man finds recreation where an intelligent, hospital, ener- $ Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y from certain other sections of Motions, etc. tl is purpose that o v -1balmy climate und wealth *— '*l- " ff -*-■* proFlorida, ami tin* answer will Is cry hotel room will be furnished with am) rrnfliin"Tn=%rcoine Flyria bail) and that every cottage in must loyal ami admiring citiwhieh families or groups traveling 2,.as and when after 11 your'n ndvontogether may elect to Hyu fur a tluy, lure in fanning Mr. loynl Citizen U BELL WHEN U week, month or season, may have all writes C. his relatives am! former LIST IT YO U R H E A L the comforts of Intuit*. The rale* for cnighbor.' tilling of getting one bunWITH US ESTATE room* will be from $1.50 per day for tired nml five bushel* o f corn from dne single room*, with corresponding low acre of land, It),OOP quarts of straw* prices for larger rooms with more berries from n like amount of land, rWant to Borrow elaborate accommodation*. ami other like result*, they flock to The propectqr* o f the "Auto-tcl" the marvelous pluce and tlm* Flori­ Some Money plan have in mind plants at Jackson­ da's population increases, on Your Real Estate? What vhnnee for competition, ha* ville, ut various points down the East See Us----------- We Huve It Coast as far as Miami, ot Orlando, Ohio's and Kuhns' storm-swept latvtls at Maine point in Polk county, ut and Wyoming's sun-baked or iced Tampa, at Fort Myem, ut St. Peters­ lands us the season may lie with such burg, at or neur Ocala, probably at a climate as our*? AG ENTS What chance hn» Wisconsin’s dairy­ Silver Springs, ami at Live Oak or Jjike City. The state-wide commit­ man when Florida's balmy climate R E A L ESTATE tee to be selected by the committee and abundance of grass arc the dairy Fire, Casualty, Auto Inayranra on organization named ut- Orlando cow's natural home? What chance has Colarado with wil Intake the selection*.— Bartow 105 W. First S t; SANFORD, F L A their sugar beet* \vhen one acre of Record. i thing. It’s a gootl plug— mighty good plug, hut— no one knows about it. It isn’t advertised— the other one is. The demand is for the advertised make. And we’ve learned it pays to swim with the current, not against it.” >7 More and more jobbers in every line of business are learning every day thut a reputation for your goods“ ^tSyough advertising. The wholesaler knows by actual con­ tact with dealers how they value speed o f turnover, goods which move with a minimum of effort, goods people know about and ask for. ’ Published by the Santord Daily Herald In co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies t . >.tw ■ . i UiA'JijiS.l �■v ■/ PAGE THREE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923 In the old days, prosperity was N O T IC E ' OF A P P LIC A T IO N FOR TAX DEED UNDER SECITQN gauged by the number of spare rooms; .575 OF THE G ENERAL S TA T ­ n0<r It is gauged by the number of UTES OF TH E STATE OF FLORspare tires. IDA. the date o f the Issuance o f such cer­ Twenty Cameras Used tificate in the name of Unknown. Un­ to Filin Forest Fire in less said certificate shall bg redeemed according to law. Tax Deed will Issue “Hearts Aflame” thereon on the 18th day o f April, A. IX 1922. 1 W ITNESS my official .signature A t the Princess for the Last Times and seal this tho 12th day o f March, Tonight A. D. 1923. (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, Twenty cameras, the largest num­ , Clerk Circuit Court, ber ever trnned on one scene, were Seminole County, Fla. employed by Reginald Barker to rec­ By A. M. -Weeks, D. C. ord the spectacular forest fire which Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17c was staged especially for tho big la a u a CO-OPERATIVE CCAMPAIC.N PLAN N E D TO SECURE FOR FLORIDA DEEP W A TE R W A Y jj TR A N SPO R TATIO N S Get Into Business (Continuod from page 1) -* MrKlnnon-Markwood Company will o f Uer wnterways, handle at least 401J Notice* is hereby given that Mureopen their new clothing store soon in chal Neil Rose Cp„ purchaser of Tax per cent of her citrus fruits nhd 30iB for yourself as a means of mak­ the Brumiey-Pulcston building. I2-tfc Certificate No. 2500, dated tho 6th day pj-r cent of her Vegetable crop t o 'a ing: money. o f June, A. D. 1894, -ha* filed said market hy refrigerator stenmors. ■ - 2 The relative cost of this improve- J| As long as they last I will give a San­ certificate in my office, and has made This will necessitate a bank ac­ application for Tax L'ocd to issue in ford, Florida, name plate for your ment, because of tho absence of g count and steady SAVING on accordance with law. Said certificate costly excavation in removing roek,]■ car FREE to anyone embraces the following described pro­ and la-cause of Ihodow cast of main- a your part. t ir e s a n d t u b e s perty situated In Seminole county, climax in "Ilenrts Aflame," Reginald tcnance resulting from the fact, that ;B Our part is in paying 4% Inter­ Florida, to-wit; Notice of Application for Tax Deed Barker’s production, released hy Me­ there i ; no appreciable current in ■ GAS A N D OIL X«4 o f SEU of SEU Sec 19, Twp. Under Section 575 of the General est on what you allow to remain tro, and tonight at the Primaud thea­ the St. Johns river and no rapid fi 21 S. Range .10 East. The suid land Statutes of the State of Florida currents creating bars and other de-(1 ter. ^ A Ilot Shot and Flashlight being assessed at the date of the Is­ Notice is hereby given that Amnn* on deposit with Our Savings De­ posits, render the proposition from ^ Working under the supervision of partment. suance of such certificate in tho name dn Samuels, purchaser of Tax Ccrtlfl* Batteries a construction standpoint most n l- 'g .Percy Hilburn, chiew photographer oj_F. W, Elbey. cate No. _28i*>, dated the 7th day of ■T trac tiv e .________ ^ production,- tho - uiwranum. ■----------- " E l e c t r i c F a n s ^ J — Also .Tax Ccrtlricnte Tv*o7-I08, dated [ June, A D. 1909,1ms filetl snid'cerTf nm Present steamer -rates from ’ Cali- g the -1th day of June, A. D. 1917, has ficate in fny office, and has made ap wuYe stationed in pairs lit various fornia to Atlantic' seaboard points J Electric Lamps filed said certificate-in my office and plication for Tax Deed to issue In ac­ points along the twenty-acre stretch permit the deduction that Florida o for home and automobile has made op plica lien for Tax Deed cordance with law. Said certificate of pines set afire for the picture, can save at least 60 per cent in 3 “ (Junllty and prices hnrd to beat" to issue in accordance with low. Said embraces the following described many o f them being so close to the handling all fruits nnd vegetables ^ certificate embraces the following de­ property situated In Seminole County, flames that they had to have sheet via water. scribed property, situated in Semj- Florida, to-wit: Bog. 10 ft, E. & iron blinds to protect the cameras Based on only 10,000 ears there from the fire. In r.plto of this Rronole County, Florida, to-wit: • 330.CC ft. N. of SW. cor. of NE 1-4 would lie n saving of $2,800,000 N. 5 acres o f NE»4 o f S E li of Sec. of SW 1-4, Sep. 7, Twp. 21 S., Range vision, two nf the cameras were put -Phone -181-J 103 Palmetto Avc, which in itself would justify the ex­ A COMM UNITY BUILDER 19, Twp. 21, S. Range 30 East, 6 ncres. 30 E, run S 599.28 ft. W. 8 2 'ft., N out o f commission entirely hy the penditure to develop thin waterway: Tho said land being assessed at the 599.28 ft., E. 82 ft. (less N. 1.89 terrific bluze and intense heat, and Tin- avcrpge freight rates on veg­ B F. W HITNRR, C w bltr 3 V r FORSTER, rrw H tn l date of the issuance of such certificate chs.) The said land being assessed at five of the cameramen woresn severe­ etable . r.jjd citr-ju fruits hy rail ly burned in the experience that they in the name of Unknown. the date of the issuance of such cer­ i i i B i i s i a i i a i a B B n t i i D B B M n D i i E R i i i K B i i a H m R i H i i a i i i i i a ^ fit,in . hiV.dn points to Eastern Also Tax Certificate No. >107, dat­ tificate in the nnme of Moses Sam­ had to report for medical treatment points is one dollar per package. 1 ed the 1th day of June, A. I). 1917, has uels. Unless said .certificate shall bo when the scene was completed. Rail facilities at New York, Phil­ filed said certificate in my office and redeemed according to law Tax Deed Half the -number of cameras em­ adelphia, Baltimore, Boston and oth­ has made application for Tnx Deed to will Issue thereon on the 9th day of ployed could probably • have covered er Atlantic ports are inadequate and issue thereon in accordance with law. May, A. D. 1923. tho necessary angles just as well as congested. The rail lines entering Said certificate embraces the follow­ W ITNESS my official signature the twenty used, hut the cost of the New York are now developing a pro­ ing described property situated in’ Se- anil seal this the 2nd day of April, forest fire sequence reached such an duce delivery depot on the New Jer­ mino’ e County, Florida, to-wit: enormous figure and the tiling was A. 1). 1928. sey side, approximately ten 1miles SW.4 of SE«4 o f SWV4 ( I.ess N » i such a tremendous undertaking that (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, from New York. and less S W '4 ) See. 19, Twp. 21 S. Mr. Bnrker decided on the greater Clerk Circuit Court, This will necessitate cartage Range 30 E. 2',i acres. • Seminole County, Fla. number o f cameras to insure getting charges and will further advance the The said land boing' assessed at the n 3-3-o.a.w-Ctc Ily A. M. WEEKS, I). C. the full value of the.spectacle for the transportation costs to the Florida a date o f the issuance of such certifi­ screen. And an even better reason IT shippers. II cate in the name of Overstreet Tur­ was the importance of catching- An­ ■ Steamship lines can land nil Flor­ STOPS COUGH AND WHEEZY pentine Company. na Q. Nilsson at the cab of the locoida product* right jn the heart of oil « Our, onliM-.i r;tv# > n iin jr in so fn sl tlm t i f it wt-Vi* not th a t w o Also Tax Certificate No. 400, dated BREATHING ifiotivo which she drove through the M kept p rep ared to ren tier ruitl servii-o w e i-ould these cities and they can be distri­ n the Ith day of June, A. I). 1917, has "Had a cough and wheezing in my flame^-n daring feat that nearly cost not handle them . buted at a minimum cost. 5 filed said certificate in my office and throat," writes Caroline Dillard, Pet- her her life. With all her leky in tin.u Dining tinseason of 1921-22 there hus made application for tax deed to ’ ersburg, Va. "Foley’s Honey and wild ride through the fire, she was >1 ■ issue thereon in accordance with law. |Tar gave mu quick relief and stopped ho badly burned about-the neck and were several thousand-acres of cab­ a WK DELIVER PHONH t^S n Raid certificate embraces-the follow -[ my cough." Coughs resulting front shoulders that she required eimstnnt bages in the State o f Florida th it B were not harvested for the reason ilml a Ing described property, situated in Se- Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, As- medical canf for a week. and \u- deliver prompt, anywhere, any lime. And if yon do Nemo-Self*Reducing No. 3 the freight rates from Florida to the H minoje county, Florida, to-wit: j thma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved B Isa real bargain.%le has a low top Headed by Miss Nilsson and Frank not drink Elder Water now— you will, and medium skirt. Made In dotBeg. 3.12 elis. R. of N W Cor. of SE |with Foley’s Honey and Tar. Three Keenan, tin- east embraces such nota­ consuming maiketp was more than ■alter one trial able pink or white cou'.d: m: cs the caIdmge cotlld he sold for. The ’ i of N R '4 of Sec. 19, Twp. 21, S.' generations nf satisfied users have bles us Richard Headrick, Russell 24 to 36—and costs o».iy $3.00. freight rates on this commodity Range 30 East, run R. 19.58 chs. E. made Foley's Honey and Tar the larg­ If four dealer can't ter ft. tend name,aJSimpson, Richard Tucker, tSnnloit dff*A« tile and II, We'll send (he turret. 7.95 chs, N. 10.58 chs. W. 7.95 chs. est selling cough medicine in the Heck, Lee Shutmvay, Irene Hunt, about $ it) per ten. Nemo ltvjtic’nU*Fa<hft*n ln»ttlulr All tli - linn- tirst Florida cabbage The said land being assessed at the world. Refuse substitutes. Insist John Dill, Ralph Cloainger, Martha 110 E. 16th St.. New York dVr*. *1 ivii'i going to wn te ill tin* field-, hdate o f the issuance .of such certifi­ upon Foley's. Sold everywhere.— Mattox, Walt Whitman ami Joan can e of ex militant freight rate . B cate in the name o f Unknown; Adv. VII * Standing, f ’raig Ward, the leading >hip load were being brought into n u e s a s ■■■ a b e isi n s h b a a x u i u b i h b u b r r i b i r r r i h r r BBBBM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Also Tax Certificate No. 405, dated man ,is u "find" of I’ -gin.-dd nlhkvr'ii, Atlanta port from II dime! nod Di ’ithn 4th day of June A. D. 1917 has tll- NOTICE TO A L L CONCERNED: whose excellent wo»V in tins picture l!U .in ilU B R S IS R n H IS IIN D S H IB IS R S a n iS B 3 IIIIR R IB ia iR B a R R B ia •od said certificate in my office and The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 •marks him as ,oi>e o the coming fa ­ Tll.tr I: liy ocean steamers. 'I In pogi aphy of |-lot ;d.i loud:has untile application for Tn:w Deed contemplates a raise In scale to 75c vorites o f the sei.' .1, G. Hawks it-eU I i the development nf watei- - B to Issue in accordance with law. Raid per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. ■ and L. G. Rigby |m oared tile ccenn■ |certificate embraces, the following de­ 29fJ20tp rio from the fanioa - novel, "Timber," wa> ;ts no other state in tin- union, ■ t 'f the total area the land stirfuei ! scribed property situated in Seminole > w a l l ,B o a r d hy Harold Vitus. Tin photoplay wal! ■ ( County, Florida; to-wit: co!i |ii-is 34.713,000 acres, while lit* MORE FORDS SOLD produced foi Loan- if. Mayer. wall rw.i> . olid lakes Iplnl 37,931,520 f * , Jilv'4 j'f^ N li's . IL o -i UJ.5 chs, N & TH AN EVER BEFORE \\ Idle Kid B J? by T.'Jr. chs E & W. in SW. Cor) uv i i-s,* .- ■ SAYH EDWARD HIGGINS Slipjters —I u--l , See. 19, Twp 21, S. Range 30 E. e t c ., ’I lien are no mountains that will ■ E ARLY HISTORY OF DETR0I1 I ike ( 'til ! Said land being assessed at the date into fee i* with Hie construction of JJ "More people want Ford ears than Interestlr^j Now to Read of Forti of the issuance of such certificate in Intend canids joining up tlioso va- i** II ever before," says Ed Higgins, haul Erected for Protection of Citi­ a the name of Unknown. lions Inkt-.s and waterways with dc Ford dealer said today, zens Against Indians. Unless said certificates shall ho re­ water. "F ifty thousand more Fords wore deemed according to law Tax Deed For nearly twenty years followlnt will issue thereon on the 18th day of sold at retail in March than in any­ If vmi li to UtdllK til the Amarh-im oeeiqmtlon of Detroit litilfd. nf »■'ill i m* Vim Counter for Golfers. ^ one month in the history of the Ford April, A. I). 1923. w.irif tin- \fi\ hint tn 179^ the Itxlliin.s of llie Suclm,— An iiislruinoiii designed to la-ep an b inn! * *rl:U>* f«» nn hit » W ITNESS my official signature and Motor Company, according to word valRy harassed the citizens hy threat. iieeiiniic iicciuiiit of ihtt strokes iiindil 3 It, Hill! >(HI i'ItII ilf ’' seal this the 12th day of March, A. from Detroit, The March sales to­ Citing iittneks upon the town, and hy fni*d t(i iiAi* *»h! v ih** hci.M-cn hole-, mid worn like n wrist a hint \\It i’ll \(Ml l»nl taled 197,794 cars and trucks. D. 1923. ■tenllng their entile from the puldli watch, Is a novel appliance r»>r I lie J w lllt |(As VV*- I'hnii »■ "For a whole year sales have, been common •through which Washington golf o il IiiikI.-i - i , and is di-serlhed with a (S E A L ) E. A. DOUGLASS, ri'Afctiiiulilt* lirli** k for uuullt.v inni* tJ;iln. running over lOO.iWO a month, bring­ boulevard w h s nflenvttrd surveyed. lllio lrollon in the Popiihir Meclumlcs 2 Clerk Circuit Court, * Kanhiou proplumietl it anti now Seminole County, Fin, ing a lotul of 1,429,979 Ford cars and Fort Shelby, uhleli then centered Jdognr.ine. (in the dial of the In>tru- ■ ^lliiiltlrrii* llrnilriunri vi-ry sign [miiits to a luinilment about the prrm-nt site of the post tpriiH incut Is o small pMnici which Is 3 Hy A. M. WEEKS, D. C. trucks into use in tho United States office, did not liillmldnto the Indium moved uflcr each slrtikg. of the prom iso—particularly Mar 13-20-27 Apr 3-10-17e alone since April t. 1922. from invasions of the common, so a Foot wear which may be chosen Hill "Here in the Jacksonville branch dreiilnr earthwork fort‘wan construct­ ! Fair Enough, from these assortments in n NOTICE OF APPLIC ATIO N FOR territory of which Sanford is u part ed Just en*I of where High mid Park Lumber Co. "F iji surprised to see such mi emi­ most at tractive vpi iuLy of strap TAX DEED UNDER SECTION l the March sales were 3,891 ears, a big boulevard now converge for mlill- nent lawyer defending u bootlegger." ami pump styles any one of 575 OF T H E GENERAL STAT­ increase over lust year for the same tloniil protection, Tho work ‘was per­ t’ linnr J39. Sanford "Turn tthoiii Is fair play." which will Rivutly add to tho formed hy soldiers from the fort dur­ UTES OF THE STATE OF FLOR* month. The demand for the Ford is "Eli V fashion effectiveness of your "He was the ho megger's cIP'iit. IDA. just as great proportionately right ing the year tsml-7. white costume. White kid When finished this fort Inclosed a Now the houllegger Is his client."— here ul home as it is anywhere else circular space of half an acre. Th* Vlriiiliighino Age-Herald. looms as a favorite and colored Notice Is hereby given that W _ in tile country. walls were ten feel high, with an Intrimmings lend novelty. Pierson, purchaser of Tax Ccrtifi-1 "The company is now operating on able pamper half way tip. It was sur­ Ucsd Up, cate No. 47, dated thu flth day of Ju-' the greatest nmmifm-turing schedule rounded hy a broad ditch about six A naval oilh-er in -Washington who ly, A. D. 1914, has filed said certifi­ in its history, so there ure, more Ford feet deep, which the swampy ground km, hull much experience In I tit* Arctic cate in my officii, and has made ap­ cars being built than ever before and kepi filled Willi water. For several exploring line was one*- giving an ac­ plication for tax deed to issue in ac­ improvements in ull the different y^ars a small detail of soldiers went count of Ills slay nmhl Ice fields, "We rcrlnilll.v would have traveled cordance with law. Raid certificate types muke the Ford the best it ever oiR from Fort Khelh.v to this post lo stand guard against cattle lldeves, nimli furl her," he explained, "bad not embraces, the following described pro­ has been. out nothing ever hnp|K-iicd, so the In- our dogs given‘ out at a crlth-al mo­ perty situated in Seminole County, !« "And Ford cars are now easier to nahllnnts railed It Fort Nonsense. ment." M Florida, to-wit: obtain than ever before her ause o f the Years later Itev, George Ihiflh-hl, "Hut,” exclaimed u woman who had a n Lot 38 New Upsala ns shown by J. new Ford Weekly Purchase Plan D. I)., bought do- land and built Ids lici'h ll-ietilng very Itrcully. "I ihoiighl ■ O. Fries Flat recorded in Pint Book which makes it possible for more residence on the Woodward nvenue that llie Eskimo doga were pcrfcilly ■ C Page IS (Orange Co. Records.) * i’ families to have a car. Father, moth­ front. Street* were laid out on each llreless erealures." aide of lids hd. That on the south The otlleer’s face vv*-re n whimsically BBEBBBBIIIlBBDaHaBKBBBBBBHBUn nBBBaHBIB B I I B B R I B ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « Tho said land being usse.med at the er, sons and daughters all can par No Need to Call date of the issuance of such certifi­ ticipato in the plan und it la rather able was named George street and gloomy expreasinn as In- replied: the Plumber "1 n|M-nl: In n culinary Kruse, inudutn." cate in tho name o f C. W. Goodrich. surprising the number of families who that on Iho North. Dofllcld street. The old fort was raxed and graded level. —Pldlmlelphla la-dgel1. Unless said certifirato shall be re­ are raking advantage of it an ns to F the drain of yuur For some reason George street was bathroom, kitchen sink deemed according to law Tux Deed enjoy the pleasurea, that come with renamed High street.—Delrolt News. or refrigerator gets clog­ will isaqo thereon on the 18lh day of automobile ownership. ged, dear it yourself with r i r - i r n n u n P E lO P P O C UaUai r i r i n r i r i r n r i n r i r t r i r i r i n r i r i r i p i p i n p i p t n r t w r t April, A. D. 1923. Giant Lye. This powerful nuiaij o u ra o ra a a a 13013 iznznsrcxufRnivooiiTcraiivKSiifooooananB S N O W HOUSE N E E D S CA RE solvent eats into the m m WITNESS my official signature of refuse, forming a soft What Is Earth Llkt InsideT The Eskimo makes constant rhnngea and ceal thin the 12th day of March, soap which can be easily Old ldeuit In regard to the high lient In the thickness of (lie roof of hit A. D. 1023. flushed out, leaving tho on the .unknowu Inside of the earth imovv house, or It loo, to keep Its In (S E A L E. A. DOUGLASS, drain dean, sterilized and -fl may have to b- revised,-If the Incon­ iertor bent uniform. odorless. Don't let it Clerk Circuit Court, VllhJnlmiir Klefanssoii, the Arclle ex* r* £ r jj happen again. It ’s dan* Seminole County, Fla. clusive evidence adduced by tempemgerous. Giant Lye cost4 tnre tests in 107 deep wells In flie plorer, tells about a snow but built : I • By A. M . Weeks, 0 ” . C. so little and goes, so far Bnlted States hy Dr. C. E. Van,Or at HI degrees below xero. Each hlock i 1 \ Mnr 13-20*27 Apr .1-10-17c •train!, idiyslnil geologist of the Unit- of onow u«cd In Its ronatructlon wna S • you can afford to use It lavishly. A littf" twch day cd Htates Geological survey, sbould^he neecKKurllv of tho sumo temperature [ J keeps the plumber, away. NOTICE OF APPLICATIO N FOR conflriued hy later Investigations. Ac­ and contained what might he wrongly r 1 T A X DEED UNDER SECTION cording to thin expert, the steady in­ ternidl a great deal of "Intent cold." p J DIHF.CTIOS’S: Work Into t in d r a in o n * ra n o f 675 OF TH E G E NER AL S TA T­ crease In ‘ temperature, so great that To neutrality this cold It wua nece*-1 - y Giant l.ya and tritk l* In UTES OF TH E STATE OF FLOR­ a miner could not live at a depth of anry to keep the Inside nf the hut for 1 J ilutrly i qu a rt) o f hot one mile, appears to he less rapid a a ronsfileruhle I Into nt a teuiperntura T J mmItr. Wait S or to m inIDA. i fv . ' u ln and flu ih with hoi r J little beyond that depth. Combined o f 00 degrees Fahrenheit. \ F ir s t N a t i o n a l B a n k ! F. P . R I N E S I I T ’ S P U R E ! T h a t’s W h y It?s . ...Popular... I Elder Springs Water Company j s P ia s t e r R o o fi tie BRttks a -. It’s to be a Whi le Season subscrib F f o h t h e I HERALD toiE tsn $ Wednesday-SPECIAL-Thursday FAMOUS SUNSET GOLD BUTTER, lb. 5 0 c wafer. * LYE F a r M y m r r th o B m t M r -T it k t Tmp timid* th * S lrtn gth Notice is hereby given that W. A. Stapler, i»un.haaor of Tax Cortiflcuta No. 8. dated tjie 2nd day o f Juno, A. D. 1919, hoa.filed oaid certificate la niy office, and has made application for Tax Deed to isiuo in uceardancc with law. Said roHillcato embraces tho following described property situated in Ssfuasli! County, Florida, to-wit: Lot 70/Bt. Joseph. Tho said land being aascsso^ at with the fact that mathematicians hajre not yet found thn law of distribu­ tion of temperature from tho surface to the renter of the earth, this makes uncertain the watt pmlion of some actvntlsts that the heat at the center Is is high os 1N0.0UU degress Fahrenheit'. DliHcrvutlous at a deplK of about 7,590 feet hqye been taken, but Dr. Vau Oritrsnd has not bi-yn able to curry Ids nvrxtlgutlous furl her.—Hcfi-nco Servxr. : Enow la *o nearly n non conductor _ J of .heat tlmt. once the "|nt«-nt cold’* 1l ! had been neutralized, (he*heat of hu* [ • wan bovlles alone kept tiie tenqs-ru* r J turt xtx-U nhovtt the freezing point,|£l avion when a hole‘In Clio roof vvoa open *** for ventilation. Sometlinea when th* ie «t n ac tpo high the rpof would he- - f f l gia to mult. Then thn roof had It • ] >*• shaved- mi the outside anywhere I- j from two to four Inches thinner ao Q f that tho cold from the fiiuisld* would J pvneirutc thu anow biocka. With n Dollar I’urchasc— Limited .'1 ll».s. lo ct^slomi-r When Ueltcr Huttcr Is made will lie when the cows yel wiser' i PIGGLY WIGGLY 1 ■ i! �M PAGE FOUR THE SALFORD D AILY HERALD; TUESDAY, APRIL 24,1923 PROGRESS SERVICE STRENGTH REALM OF SPORTS BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASK ET B A L L ’ T R A P SHOOTING . * * GOLF B O W LIN G ' T E N N IS BOXING i * CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor iUniform Traffic Laws For State is (Manned N E W TO N FLO R ID A’S BEST ATHLETE day, in every way, "A rk ” Newton is proving the wonder athlete at the Uni­ versity o f Florida. By winning the Southern Pentathlon championship on Y ESTEIH)A Y ’ S It ESU I.TS Fleming Field from a coterie of stars representing Centre College, Florida State League Georgia Tech, Oglethorpe and others Lakeland ....010 Oil 000 0l)3— C 10 the Arkansas boy,proved conclusively St. Pete .... OIJU 100 Oil 001— 1 10 he is by far the bust all round athlete Payne, Craig, Fry and Smith; W in the university just now-ami one of son, Long, Cornet and Moore. the greatest, if not the greatest ath­ letic marvels in the school’s athletic Daytona 100 400*003 -H 0 1 history. Besides track, "A rk ” is a Orlando ............. 000 003 000—3 0 1 star in football, basket bail ami baseCusack and Munn; Lucas and Fran i ball. , cis. Iti capturing the Pentathlon, Newton was ffo form, showing clearly the effects of lack of training, caused by his liii chnll of late. Otherwise, the National League .Pitch in g 032 000 102 Cincinnati 201 000 I no Bochler, (Hazncr ami Gooch Itixey and Hargrave, Wingo. New York 000 002 002 I K I Brooklyn 000 003 000—3 k 2 J, Barnes, Ityan, Jonnurd ami Gas* * ton, Smith; Vance and Deberry. Iteginnld Barker's Hearts Aflam e." production T A L L A H A S S E E , April 2L— Six measures approved by tlm Florida League o f Municipalities have been turned over to Heprcsentntive A. T. Stuart o f Hillsborough to lie intro­ duced in the house; find City A ttor­ ney P. II. Odom o f Jacksonville is preparing n seventh to b e 'introduced. of county commissioners ur the legisWhat Did He Get Then? ltcnnjv small scion of u Montgomery The seventh measure will estab­ lature; n fifth hill would give coun­ ties power to acquire by g ift or pur- • county family, Is ui the age w hen in lish uniform traffic.In ws in citic and cboM* lam! fo r ' park purpose:’, while st ruction on etiquette seems neves towns o f Florid!), Mr. Odom is ex­ a sixth give.) cities and towns the sary. Suiplay, the family was Invlieii ported to send it on here next week. i ight to buy by condemnation or out for dinner. While at (he table, / the hostess served Uenny with a see. One o f ’ them prohibits burning otherwise public utility plant;-. oml piece of cake, On his tmucomwoods or marshes, except between mlltai m eeptanee of tlw* favor, he wn* February 15 ami March 111, or except admonished by his mother: Swallows Cover World. upon giving,tw o days notice to every "Now, what do you suy. Bonny?” Swallows, It lias been established by j Hastily gulping down the lust frog person living within one mile o f the experiment, migrate from England to Smith Africa. 5.000 udfes. mini in , meat o f the second slice, Benny re area to he burned. Another would authorise cities Berkshire, In llktlj fastened a mark piled, wIth dllllciilty; and towns to fix rates fo r water, g c i on !■ swallow ami turned it loose. Tin* !< ’ Hot any more?" — IudlanapolU bird was reported as having been and electric rales, another allows caught live tliotillet Inter ’nr Jniisete cities nml towns lo fix toll rales for vllle, Soutli Africa, tuber marked Thc Herald for first clnss job work. use of bridges by public utilities; mv ill low s. liberated In Kngland, have yet’ another forbids 1ho erection <»f been lepni'lrd from Natal. Orange 1‘ree The four banks o f St. Petersburg direction signs along public high­ Slate, t ’upo l'rovlm-e ami the Traits* now have deposits in excess of $LS,ways except as authorised by boards raal. 000,0(10. At the Princess last night nnd'hguin tonight. Nothing need he said of this picture if you will just ask those that saw it last night. Feeing the picture without cost tonight will lie John Schirard and his family. -------Tomorrow night. Norma Tnlmadgc "Tim Eternal Flume" will be shown jit the Princess two nights Wednes­ day oml Thursday with extras attach cd tii the program. Adam’s Bill ST, Al t ; CSTIN K B LAN KS I’ AI.S; CD LEE IS MASTER Chicago 120 100 030 000 S t.'Lou is 004 000 102 000 Faber, Conully, Robertson Scbalk Th;urston, Danfortb, Pruett and Severeid. Lamar Golf Tourney Starts For Saints P A LA TE A, April 21. —The Saints got sweet revenge fur the lacings they received earlier in the week, by blank­ ing the Pals 3 In o Sunday. C liff Colei-, nit tin- mound for St. August ine let the Pals down will) two measley hlts, and struck out nine men. Fight o f his nine-strike-nuts came during the fitsl five innings. SIG H T OF MONEY WON H 200 000 000 2 7 I ST. A U G U STIN E , April 21. By no Prospector Refilled $100,000 for Ml IHHI 000 001 —1 3 0 means does the end of the winter scubut Sold tor $10,000 Actual -------|son mean the end of golf in this city, Gold Money. . 0U2 030 211—i> II tamt the Lamar tmiinamenl is now on Boston 101 00(1 not II 12 Vat the St. Augustine Country Cluli. Philadelphia Itomuiell, This is the first log event of the Emko and Jlevoimer; i«. summer at the dub, and the entry Kinney and I list is line, of the largest entered till Harry Vettess tells of rn old soiir* o il out) null 2 K 2 tl.e home links, winter orsummer, Detroit ilotigli of the Klondike, who had a null III) IIIx 3 5111 Over fifty an* in the play. Cleveland valuable claim alter several years of As must nf the men entered are dangers mid Imrd'ldps in the North, Holloway ami Vhimlull; Edwards business and professional men, who lie came to Sent tie and operator* nml Myutt. make their muml of the links after wlm realized I tie value of Ills holding* h o'clock, it will tain* some time to laid tried to buy him out for $100,000, LEAGUE STANDINGS hut It was mi ust>, the prospector held |duy o ff the tourney, but interest will on. Then came the wise man who I lie nolle the less keen. This cup, I 111rillii Slate League made tin* deal, and for one-tenth id i( l which was presented by (J. It. Lamar, that niiin. The htiige-tmitinged propo­ Won Lost 1115 president of the St. Augustine Nation sition wiih worked like tills: Orlando U15 lid Hank, ami must be won three times The operators cornered their limn Lakeland VIK * >' «n y player before it can become on tho main street and ladmi'd him Tumpn IU*i Ids permanent property, was won last to aeeomptiiiy thorn to a dark little Daytona Uja year by Alex Weber, uitji Marty Ev- olllee olT Marlon slre.et. There they St. Pete talked A hi ska and mining until they 1Kr, nils as i tinner up. Drudcritown thought they hud their innti In Itie proper frame of mind. They opened i National League up the siihjeet of a deal and he ml* mllled he hint heen offered jfitKi.isKl Won "Amt you’ll never sell Bu- lbut?” New Yin k • ■tie said, and when the miner sahl $ , Chicago . "N o" the would lie purchaser went to Philadelphia n table near by that vvn» covered with Cinclnnnt i G UAR ANTEED a chilli and snatched the covering Pittsburg away. There. Marked In neat hut Boston careless appearing piles, was $10,000 ROACH KILLER lit bright* new shiny $20 gold pieces. St. Louis "There’s what we’ll give you," Brooklyn shouted one of tho operators ns he saw the miner’s eyes gleam. "You American League JilsI sign the deed, nml take the Won Lost money." $1,000.00 Roach Killer Cleveland ... And ltie miner, unused to money New York carried away by the sight of rent coin Kills Them Philadelphia signed.—Port la ml Oregonian. Detroit Washington Odom & Gillum are building a new , St. Louis I Chicago store building on Hendry street, Furt Boston ..... . Myers. If you ask me Washington New York it’s the best cigarette ever m ade!” 1 000.00 w �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILTIfERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1923 Raising theIggna»y-.^'rrfPn ' -? v* ho w a s o ve r that roan i MV kANOS, V f \ THIS IS .■ -n^RmLe! fO R T H E LCVti. O F ^ P e t e .h n « i s i n c e T ‘ — r. .1 r i 'f t « ■ zs.urO»Sr e o ^ 'f ^ G noujftTOS, O S IS *SlGt«*«-»»tC TO T O O — tvuvt \WHE\n ! X H IS ^ s S O M E ’ •CHMJGe. Fp.C*-x TVAFCT" Ha r w s t o u M F i r e THIS 15 UIV<E GlibSS -t o u v h a s - H iu e S - B A f ik ^ * •* — STOP. 6lOBO$\ UJE VEST HW OP'S-' . • - . ... - c - HdTVUH* ---- . F is h e r P f\ R O o rt M E . Q u r Cf\0 YOU TE.LAM E W RPT* iS TH t8 E S t uJfVd F o P - M E T O G E T TO UrsQttvSTOUJN r* TT\kE p P< 9 /> / • ,--t r /____ r__ * t ', ■/ --------- r r —— // ? 7 r b m m m m PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS' DIRECTORY Clannifiod Ada 1e a word. No Ad taken for Iona than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the worda and remit scordingly. Cards o f Sanford's Reput* able Professional Men, each of whom, in hia chosen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. You can find the name of every live Rusineas Man In Sanford in thia Column each day. I* George A. DeCottes FOR SALE Attorney-nt-Law UtMEUS— You can get seed bad Over Seminole County Rank |frames and irrigation plugs at the inford Novelty Works. 100-tfc SANFORD *:• FLORIDA )R SALE— Hosier and Unys’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty FRED R. W ILSON orks, Sanford agents. 183-tfc ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I'it SALE— ithmic? Island eggs fur sotting, 15 eggs for $1.00: Mrs.! First National Ilnnk Rultding Haworth, Benrdall Avenue, SanSANFORD FLORIDA ^rd. I 83-tfp fo il S A LE - Lot close in, on First street: Bargain. Apply 200 P.irk ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT IvcnUr. 18-fttp) |OK SALK—Mnflern bungalow, prnc-1 Room 7, Miller Illdg. tieally new with garage and cement FLORIDA IA N F q im fidk.i. Also five nr res hammock land 1 ly rlenred on paved road. Inquire j Itl'.t ib.k Ave. 2l-8tp CHELLE M AINES fdl: SAI.K Fine strawberries for pie’, rvmg oV liilile use, 15c quart. LA W YE R |ity orders of five quints or snore de• :— Court I I oubc Vlrcil L. II. Jones, Heard,ill Ave-i Plume 3ft03. 22* tfc gjea Laaniiprd. (ilaasea Designed F ill? R fc N T ? r" Ini: KENT - fvlively furnished front l l ' in. After A p ril 24th, 111 Park kvi'mit*. 17-6tp I'm: RENT— Furnished bed Lin I'ark Avi' l’ It NTS 11Pi I > ItOOMii for light keeping, “ lit Mngmdia ave. hour.IH-5te foil ItKNT— Desirable housekeeping Box 117. Henry McLauIir*, Jr., Opt. D. Optician-Optometrist roiini, 1113 Kaat First Street Sanford. Fla 17-<>l j> Foil t t K \ T Modern npnr lmei i t , also ••ed rnntn, new and rleau. Apply at 117 Laurel Ave. HMfc ri’lllllH. TOM.TVE.GOT A SURPRISE for v o u - Do r is mas a S T U N T AND I W A N T VOU TO COME OUT WITH ME TO DINNER TO N IG H T W IL L V O U ? ( new I < - TS 5URE: I LIKfe O H .D O R IS. I BROUGHT TO M HOME WITH ME FOR. DINNER? IS I T R E A D Y / g o r ig h t VET ? U P IT ’S \ ALREADV. W AITING s u r p r is e s ! Quick Service Transfer *0 * « W. J. TIIIGPEN Real Estate SlorttRty Facilities If we pleaae you, tell others; If not, tell us. Phone 498 '/M §/ SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER (17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Flu. keep GOING Y o u ' r e NOW GOING T O THE Ro o fg ard en I B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FlltK -------- AUTO--------RONDS s. Shinholser * Codirnrtor and Builder 4ANFOVH FLORIDA A. I*. Connelly & Sons IdwlMhlUhtbl IUU* e - ji t - a r n n-r.- %-i I n%i'Qliiimld KnTiiii U o-lm pn ord Itinil i l l y l.u ii Ifctiitr* I tltlfttn r** l*r«»n»**r1 1 m l im 4a ,m rh itn r o :h » IS ii M.itli •fTir »* iic ii i t i > %i .q i m i i in n *A \ r .n r l»l-S r n i r . w v 'l- .u .iu lln S tW NORMA REAI.I/.KS CHERISHED HOPE IN "E T E R N A L FLA M E " Norma Talmadge has registered ninny screen achievements starring under the First National releasing hnnuer. tine of her most successful pictures, it will he remembered, was the emotional Spanish drama, “ The Passion Flower.* 5 M,,r<‘ recently came her, notable triumph in "Smilin' Through.” But Miss Tnlmadge has not yet been fully satisfied with the semienstume pictures she had ap­ pended in. She was consumed with ambition to at tempo! a monumental nil costume production, which ambi­ tion she Has at last renlixod in "The Eternal Flame," thenttraction which will be.shown at the Princess theater Wednesday and Thursday, "The Eternal Flame" is an adapta­ tion of Balzac's “ La Duchosse de l.ungeais,” which after months spent searching for a suitable story was decided upon as a fitting ore for the versatile young star with its back­ ground of pomp and magnificence, its frivolities and heartaches. Therefore, she depicts the complex chnrncter of that notable court beauty and toquote, I .a Durhesse de l.ungeais. Those who have studied Miss Tulmadge's work and followed her steady growth ns an net reps of gieat emotional powern ore looking for­ ward with keen interest to this latest pint she is enacting, for they u»c as­ sured she will give u finish and flaw­ less ultlstry to a role that will set graciously on her young shoulders. For Norma Tulmadga umlnttuhly inixe; beauty and personality with brnitut. M AKE WAR ON "B A B Y T A L K " i l l > U n i H « 'F Ntirrly Ihmiia I ,i»n ua lltiwl liras (hnnrra A ir. FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSU RANCE Hl-fitp Res. 205- A £rjMv e Srf* CLASSIFIED ADS IQ IQ IQ f t W - ■•/ f 4M in # 1 v y .y / ir> 'll///. n " / STEWART The Florist -Phnncs--------Office 271 Cut Flowers------------- Floral Designs Phone or write Annual and Ornamental Plants DH. J. T. DENTON "T H E S A N D P IP E R " PIIYSICIAN-SIJ KtiKON 814 Myrtle Ave.---------- Plmne 260-W f"<*r midsensnn rates, 815 N. Atlantic Daytona Beach.— Mrs. L. It. Rooms 200-207-208 Meisch.Building SANFORD MACHINE IVntt. Phone tl.IO-W, 20fit ci Rooms 220-228 . COM PANY M*li KENT— Five- room bungalow.1 I'hone 70-W. 21lip I)R. It. M. MASON General Machine and Boiler l-'M.N Or W A N T K D —Will UENTIST Works pri> I ' I interest for six months and New Jli'hfh Building Cylinder Grinding >ix per cent bonua to the party phonr 2<U Hanford, Florida A u tom ob ile Itcpairs faking this loan. Security: All tan- -------------------------Acetylene Welding t'hle assets of the Intsineas together DR. G. S. SELM AN Phone 62------- Sanford, Florida *ith other securities. Motley to be' Practice limited to [“’X'd for additional equipment, which ‘ ill iin1reuse the business 15UVr. If* Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, AS TO DIVISION OF LAB fou have the money to loan, investiE yo, Examined, (ilasscs Fitted tstc this good, clean, legitimate eutnbWith Changing Circumstances, Q* t Meisch Building |i.-hcd business, near Orlando. For in- f ally Accepted Definition Mas Un­ dergone Many Changes. rview. address M. II. B., care Sanj ,,, „ 19-tfc j STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE at Die ford llcruld. per quart if you piqk them, for The* division of labor la one of the l(Mt RENT— Large three room cot­ benefit of all who want to put Up the principles evolved from (he Mtnly of tage, 13IH East Fourth street, near finest. No small children ulloWed.i 1 poll i leu I economy, or ecqmaulcs, and M'lloiivllle Ave. Apply next door to la bused on the claim Hull Industry It. Meuse, West Side. 22-ltp j can best fie curried on when each umn ■T F. R. Mitchell. M -ltjl ! has n special work lo do. t'onstunt iPo r It E N T-- Furnished rooms, '1020 practice In dolin' the same thing lends 22-ltp W R IT E R ’S NAME W IL L LIVE to a perfection which could not other­ East Second street. ’f T>0 V O ll G U Y S VJAhlT T b l P L A Y fK R A C E ? » A FRiEkTD O F MlkJE KJAMED F E R R I S GfWE/ tyE A T \ P Okl A U O R S E -TVUT E A T S ' r fS O A T S O U T OF. * * A CASU SHOE l a c e != I VJOULDkiT RET A"Dl N\E OVl A H o r s e \p it RACED A FIELD OE CREEPING -x R E G I S T E R 1 V lK lE S ? THOSE D REG FU L' G A M B L IN G M E ll " B E lT lk lG H O k lE V Okl S lkiE U L RACE IX Ho r s e s ' GIUE -THAt \ T P To a WAITER, BUSI b e t He a v /V” OM A HAG OkJCE, AUD IT TURHED OUT TO BE A c L o t Ue s -h o r se « I L O S T ’EH\ A LL oH I T ? Cincinnati School Authorities Havs Is. sued Special Appeal to Women’s , Clubs of the City. An appeal lots been m ade by tbs sdiftol authorities of ( ‘tncltnintl to the mothers <>f that diy to enllsi In a nor against -"baby talk," and Its effects on their rhlldrvn, and u special speaker lias been appointed t>» carry Ibis enuse to the mothers' clubs. While much of the talk wlih which fond mothers hegullo llielr babies may Humid very foolish to others, ll seems In sound c o i h | to the baby, and while the claim that It makes stutterers and causes other defects of speech mnv have some truth In It, fhn "baby talk" will bear comparison with mU'di other talk heard by children. While good spis-ch Is Important, the matter Is of more Importiiiire than the mannei— In fact, good matter naturally tends to good matter lo spoech. It Is ■t least quite as Important that par­ ents, fu(tiers ns well ns mothers, ure careful to select rto- right subject mut­ ter for talk before uud to tlo-lr dill drill ns that baby talk lie eliminated Try, as I bey may, the teachers tire likely to have n bard lime anyway to convince many mothers Hint Imliy talk la not Ho- proper, language In which, to address the baby, both ns to sub Ject mailer and method of speech.— Pittsburgh Dispatch. A R M IE S OF W O M EN W A R R IO R S Amazon!, According to Ancitnt Writ­ er*. Were Fierce Fighter*— Some Records of Their Deeds. vv ANTED wise lie attained. Though the name Superficial Critics Have Misjudges j of Adam Kinllli (1723-1'UD. author of the Work Given to the World ” ANfc.D— Chance to buna • your "The Wealth of Nations." has ls*cn by Sir Walter Raleigh, new home before lumber gets any closely uHMH'luted with the principle fiighi-r. Plans and estimates furnish-. It Is something of a paradox that of the division of labor, the Importance N-—Sanford Novelty Works. J83*tfc the last work of Sir Walter Raleigh, of It baa been recognized before, notably by I'luto (427*8(17 it. C.J, In WANTED TO B U Y — Asparagus f emj "The Wur In the Air. should have Ida "Republic,” and by Adam Ferguson 1 been the history of a great modem seed, for good clean stock will pay udventnre, written upon a largo scale (1728-1810) lu his "History of Civil good price. Address W. P. Newell To thoso who knew Itnlelgh, whose Society," In modern Industry very °-« Wholesale Fern Grower^, Apopka, death a vsst number of friends and little la. due to the direct operation Ha. 272-tfc disciples are deploring, only by his o f the human ham'; almost everything works, be may have seemed somewhat la done by a machine. The develop­ LOST detached from the life about him, mid ment of steam and electricity as the Intent upon the niceties and elegancies motive power both -of production and I Lu s t , fetltAYKi) bit s T o LETTH exchange, has along with Die parallel o f style. large bay home, stocking feet bedevelopment, o f ,machinery completely The most of tils books deal with Bind, brand on left fore shoulder. $15 the past. In which the superficial revolutionized the conditions of Imltisjfrward If returned to Henry Marshall, ( critic might tldnk Itnlelgh was finding try, necessitating a division o f tabor L#meron City. 17-6tpj mi escape from reality. The super­ on a fur wider basis tliuu that com |<HVNKH OF GREEN hut advertised ficial critic of course would have been templuted by Adam Smith. At tha present day It Is not a mere question in Herald can get same by calling wrong, of personal adaptation, but of local, na­ Like all good writers. Raleigh had I*’ this office and paying reward. on Intense Interest In all (hut was tional and International fitness unit spe­ h 'o.x ic o - P o s it io n oy experienced about him. Whatever be rend he pul cialization for carrying on dltfereut cashier. Answer, P. O. Box 1113, always to tho test of life, and-thus forms of Industry. Division of labor ■"snford, Fla. 22-8tp found the best, the only commentary has become only s factor lu the wid­ for the boiks which he loved full er problem of the organization of la­ March building permits in Lake­ well.—From "MusIngS Without Meth­ bor, necessary to Hie success of every great .industrial undertaking.—Cleve­ land doubled in .value those of Feb- od" In Blackwood's Magazine. land Plain Dealer. I Diary, HA- HA- G E T OUT- l'VE GOT A GOOD T I P WOVJ Okl 1AY 7 ’ *KUsa*ncs'<* Fl Vf i LIQUOR RILLS PAUSED BY THE HOI HE T A LI.A IIA S S E , April 24.—The house came buck to work yesterday afternoon and pushed five of its thirteen bills despite the repeated e f­ forts to interrupt their discussion with motions that busines* be given over to the introduction of hills. Only tho lesser drastic bills of the lot were considered, their floor champ­ ions having them ahead of the hard ones in view o f the short time in which the body had to work. Little discussion marked their con­ sideration. Feeble attempts wore made to amend one here and there, but they all sailed through with flying colors. The net results were pas- LA/ According to nnetent writers, the Amazons were a nation of female war­ riors, who allowed no men to llv* ® U S T f e R ' CALir- r P A S S aiming I hem. but murrheil lo buttle .4 _ andi-x command of tbalr queen. They held occasional Intercourse with tin­ men of neighboring states. If hoys r-age of a hill to make the burden of that would make jail sentences com­ were horn to them, they either sent proof on the possesur, when he claims pulsory for liquor law violations, and them to their fsttiers or killed them. that intoxicants were nVquircd law­ another one that would disenfran­ But the girls were brought up for war. and llielr hreusta were' burned fully; to require the sheritf to keep u chise violators Af the liquor laws. It off that they might out be prevented detailed record o f all liquors seized,1 returned .momentarily at the outset from bending the how. From this cus­ and to destroy them only in the pres­ to its meusuru to prescribe the pro­ tom they received the name of Ama­ zons. which-Is ‘Tires »t leas." ence of the circuit court clerk, and cedure ill the issusnfo of searcii war The Asiatic Amazons are said to making hi insqbjcet’ to removal from rants to which tha entire day was de­ hove ut one time subdued the whole office if he does not comply with voted Friday. Heavily listing will of Aaln, nud In have built .Smyrna, these provisions; to provide that fin«l amendments hut still carrying ip the city recently captured and burned udCutirec by ttie Turks, mid oilier cities. conveyance used in thu transporta-' teeth, the measure was tion o f liquor must tie used with the from second tothird reading, and 11)0 Ollier Halloas Of Amazon* men­ written consent of the owner; mak­ copies o f the. engrossed bill were or­ tioned by the sn-'lenta were the Scyth­ ian Amuxone. who In afterllm** maring the carrying of a weapon, knife, dered printed. rh-d among the neighliorlng Scythians, dirk, or the like while engaged in snd the Afrli-un Amazons, who sub­ unlawful trado " in intoxicants, a The Daily Herald, 15c per week. dued tho (lorgops slid Atlnlbte* felony, and providing that the evi­ marched through Egypt and Arabia, dence of a “ whiskey tgtiter* be ac­ Winter Garden's $40,000 issue ol suit founded their esidtal. on the cepted as authentic. public improvements Itond* sold at lak e TrHolds, but wore annihilated The house did not get to tho (fills ♦1.05. by Demurs. yH * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 24, 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/1b883b9285dbf32a3aa8d0208df3f2a4.pdf fed8a8b2de3d84499966bd58c00eae22 PDF Text Text in k .£ • " >shj • * •/ .■ • r • : U‘ & 39« - ' IN THE HEART QP THE W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEG ETA B LE SECTION ’> • = 5 i r:> ♦*. • v __ __ ______ :_u__ S DANCER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MET NEW RECORD IN SPECIAL SESSION TODAY ON ENDURANCE ORLANDO BOY WAS K1 in mm ....; ; i y O S P P i ! i i »j r.1 Shows Three Large Fractures on the Skull Made . ;• ■ : . By a Club WHISKEY CASE ISLATURE CAN WORK _ IN ILLINOIS IN INVESTIGATION iCOMMITTEES BUSY f a c t io n s m u s t NUMBER 21 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1023 VOLUME IV. be together b efo r e brot Leg­ T I »7 T k e Associated I’ rraa) Are In Both Houses WA8HI1NGTON, April 23.— Acting '•' That Will Throw Them Prohibition Director Andrews, of Illi­ 1Into Turmoil nois, was suspended todny by Com­ Measures missioner Haynes, pending an Inves­ tigation Into case o f Grammes Ullrich Distillery. In Grammes Ullrich case liquor valued at $5,000 was distribut­ ed among the stockholders as a result of dissolution o f firm. Andrews was in charge o f prohibition enforcement during the dissolution proceedings. tn r Tfcr A ew u tfW r r Newman, D ALLAS, April l» > - R . local athlete, worlf^ war vrtti*an, quit the duncinl floor here at 3:52 o’clock this morning, hnving set n record of one 107 hours nnd two irrfnutes’ dancing. He was allowed fifteen minute rest period each four hours of his enduranee test "which started 4:45 o'clock Inst Wednesday. On the basis of fifteen minutes rest ( D r The A a o w Is lN l I’ r f M I every four hours Newman had a total W ASHINGTON, April 23— Rehearrespite of about six und a half hours in'g o f case involving title to eighty of a hundred and seven total. neres o f land near Miami wns set toSix contestants started Wednesday . but « v , . Intluilinn three « r l l . ' ' ,r M">'.10 b>' lh' AND REP. LAKE ON MATTITLE CASE THUS OF IMPORTANCE. TO COUNTY IS REOPENED AT MIAMI TODAY PASS SEINING BILL ORLANDO, April 23.— *The examination of the body of Frank l’nttorson, tho Orlando youth who it is alleged In letters to his parents by inmates o f reform school at Iona, Mich. Thnt he dtod/rom the effects of a whippfng re­ ceived at tho hands o f u gunrd was indicated according, to Undertaker Hand who examined the body declared the youth had been beuten to death. Inree large fractures were found on the skull, the principal wound being on top or the head which it was said by those examining the body which reached here yesterday did away with tho theory that the hoy died as the result of a tall on the floor during u riot in the institution. . There Were threo other minor wounds on tho forehead, plastered over by the Iona undertaker with n substance resembling rouge to cover up sears, out otter .... . the eUtleth hour. /he |.r..|e.ty He. I the Newman in. vicinity o f Bayou Riscnyno anti .sitit was stuted. ' ' . 1 Physicians pronounced ......... - ....... , “ fairly good condition" when he quit.1 ,n e*c,“ . ____________________ ivo residential district. Recent do1visions by the department was Javorable to claim of Francis S. Whitten, hut opponent of Whitten appealed and secured rehearing. Thro House nnd is Now in Sen­ ate Where it Will Pnss With­ out Any Trouble The Board of County Commission­ ers held n special session todny for the benefit of many citizens of the county nnd to meet with RepVcsentalive I .‘ike to find out Just what was ■.•anteil in regard to the various bills which he Inis for the county. The hill to prohibit cattle running at largo in certain precincts in the county wns the first question mid after hearing from several representatives from various prccints it wus decided tu al­ low the hill to stand with ihfe amend­ ment put on by Senator Overstreet making the date for getting all the cattle out the prescribed districts July, 1024, instead of the hill ns pass­ ed the house making the date Octo­ ber 1st, 1023. It wns ratified by tho county commissioners with this amendment with the exception of Commissioner Curlett who stated that Ids people wtye divided on the subject and he wanted them to have a chance to vote on the measure. The question of the laws regulat­ ing the size of trucks on the county roads nnd also the bulkhcnding of Lake Monroe wsn brought up ami it wns decided by the board to send their attorney, George A. DeCottcs to Talluhassee to frame these hills so they would he absolutely constitutional nnd TALLAHASSEE, April 23. The IcKiulnture entered it* fourth week this nftemoon with indications that the hitherto heralded smooth machin­ ery of bot hhousea had sprang some loose bolts. On the lower side there are reports o f blocs and* secret night sessions, nnd the actions on the floor indicate that there arc" too many Trial of Revi Tikhon Governor to Act groups to make any one of them effec­ Postponed Indefinitely In Case of Leon tive for anything except obstruction. German Government is Ready and Willing to Was Set for Tomorrow County Officers Before anyone hopes to accomplish CHANGE OV VENUE W AS G R A N T­ Negotiate nny legislation the reported move­ (Or The Aaaorlatrd I’ rraa) ED MEN CHARGED W ITH A T ­ M l y T I t r Akoorlntnl I ' r r M l ments to bring some of the groups to­ MOSCOW, April 23.— The trial of T A L L A H A S S E E ,’ April 23— Prompt TE M PT MURDER gether into a strong faction, must /Rev. Dr. Tikhon former Patriarch of • in r Thr Aaanrlaled Preaa) • , . News action in the eases of County Judge LONDON April 23.—Tho Berlin correspondent or the t ennai take better shope, observers say. all Russia, on charge of treason and (•*. B. W illyi« und Sheriff .1. It. Jones, flly Tkr Aaaurlnlnt I'rraa) Neither house haa done much in the hindering the carrying out of the nays ho loams’ on good authority the German government i^ preparing a P '«men of l.con county, whose names Idive ap­ I’A I.A T K A , April 23.— Nine way of the big things other than have Soviet orders hns been Doslponed in Stivo offer to the Allies. Government heads will declare Its roadincss to in- charged with an attempt to commit peared prominently in the legislative their committees labor over them. On definitely. The trial had been set to f;t>tintc questions of repaiatlons und guarantees. murder in connection with tlie storm­ investigation o f the death of Murtin the other hand there are measures begin tomorrow. ing of the Putnam county jail March Tnbert, of Munich, N. I)., will lie in both housos, which If takch serious­ ;th were arraigned in Bradford coun­ taken l>y Governor Hardee, it was MOSCOW, April 23.— On the eve ly inuy throw tho membership into n ty circuit toiirt at Starke this morn­ learned in an authoritutive quarter tourmuil and tie up things generally. of the commencement on Tuesday o f ing under a change of venue grunted todny. • The house is facing the reconsidera­ the. trial of Rfcv. Dr. Tikhon, former 1when the men were put on trial at Tile names of the two Officials lu.ve tion of a resolution designed to ro7 patriarch of all RuKRia, on a charge run throQgh* the course o f testimony strain the teaching o { Darwinism nnd of treason and hindering the carrying given to the legislative committee like subjects jn the public educational j out of Soviet orders, the Soviet press . • • nire of thirty-six men were exhausted. since it began its inquiry and was institutions, while the senntc hns an • today is filled with n reputed confescourt recessed until nine o’clock topped yesterday with a startling Anti-Ku Klux measure before it. The sion of the prelate. An alleged “ contomorrow when another special venire nnrniliv'„ ()f n||CRP,| j|| ,,rucilces in house gave its endorsement to the' fession’ indicates that Dr. Tikhon Allied and Turkish Delegations Meet in Another will l>c called.. their offices given by Jerry M. PopDarwinism resolution at first but; must have undergone numerous pro­ Effort for Peace . pell, former jailer. Popped described some of tho members claim that its j liminnry cxamlnntione. Not one word B F rA M M F W n ATIHN In hi the business of nVresHng! » « Representative U k c on nil full import pased over their" heads in his defense is found In the news­ <lt> T S r A Morin I *4 I ’ rcsat llL L U iT llT lIM N U / \ IJ lW j vagrants, which he said occurred dl-| »»“ * bills that the county wi.he. to .H l-H A MWMtl | S i papers. Oil the contrary, the dis­ I AU SANNE April 23— The question of the Near Eastern oil fields st the t t m i ' W i n r comes back to lertly after the sheriff had contracted j h'*v,‘ passed, I.A U S A N M ., Ap ^ ( .hihUr i|im.c8Bion lB in the foreground tqday the calendar thoy promise to oppose it patches of the official government esnecially those cohered by the < Hester concession ... .....• with the Putnam Lumber Company, The question of Seminole county agency from the provinces tend to as the Allied and Turkish delegations meet in another effort to <J™f R » vigorously. in whose camp Tuhert died from nl- paying out any more money on the The senate ordinarily, will got to show that meetings o f working men treaty acceptable to Doth sides. Whether the genera -object of leged brutal treatment, to receive $23 erudicution of the cattle tick wns rcnpportlnnmont early in the week, a ait* demanding Tikhon’s execution ns comes before the conference formally seems to depend on th s i. ■> head for »cvory prisoner he deliv- brought up und since. Seminole hns negotiations between the British nnd French concession ladders and the Tur committee" ha von sent out a plan of a counterrevolutionary. ured. lie declared the county’s la w , already spent nlaiut |40,000 on the. won....... ...... "X AHIO. whon .h o, u, drtch - o o ............... ..........-* D;". Tikhon will go before the Soviet 38 senators to -be^ distributed accord­ the United TO ABOLISH CONVICT LEASE enforcement machinery was so set up eradication o f the tick without *uecourt, admitting thut he is an iniing to population without bothering ornie queiat ions from treaty delegates here. It Is understood as to furnish a continuous supply of |cesa it wns decided to instruct Mr. SYSTEM AND COUI’OHAL placaculilb foe of bolshevism. States representative Joseph C, Grew will continue the present open door county lines, and a house of three labor. The sheriff's entire force und" laike to vote against nny measure for PU NISH M ENT . members each for the flvo most pop­ MARJORIE DAW WEDS policy. . _____ _______ the county Judge were habitually the eradication of the cnttle tick in ulous counties, two for the next 18 the state that would muke it invumdrunk, he testified. ‘ " C H A P L IN ’S DIRECTOR permitted will he required for muny (IIS T h r A « « » r l n » c d and one each for the remainder. It N E W FARMER BANKS During his service under Sheriff IhuiI upon Seminole to stand the exTALLA H A SSE E , March 23.— Rec­ be ready should cmfwy cmfwyiJcmfw qtonse and let the state stand it In the is freely prediefod here that this plan OI’ BN CREDITS TO LOS ANGELES, April 23.— Mar­ months. The money, however, will is- ommendations will lie made by a Joint Jones, he declared he had known thnt with a few minor alterations will go future. committee investigating FARMERS IN M AY official to observe the law twice in jorie Daw, motion pietiuc actress, legislative ready should call for it he inuilc. The hill prohibiting seining in tho through both houses and on to tho and Albert reported abuses of convicts in I* lori.lu the destruction o f confiscated liquor. Edward Southerland, waters of Seminole county came up voters next November in tho shape to abolish the convict lens.* system, On one occasion, lie testified the Washington-,• April 23.—The Fed­ M It’ll IGA N I’ AR TY IS screen director, were married last and n petition wns brought up signed of u proposed constitutional amend­ iotporal punishment, imine.liat re­ sheriff substitut'd water for moon­ night and were hack at work making eral Farm Isian Hoard announced toItKI’OBTKD RESCUED ment. Sooth Florida delegations may by several hundred names asking moval of Sheriff Jones of Leon coun­ shine contents uf a jug and then cnllday that May 1 had been fixed as the pictures todny. FROM LAK E ISLAND. thut the hill he amended to include make some noise for something bet­ ‘ The Ruv. Neal Dodd, rector of the ed a court attache to witness his de­ ty und establishment of merit sys­ date for the forrngl opening of the ter, hut It is believed they arc in the Episcopal church o f St. Mary of the twelve now interme.ilx.te farm credit tem, these recommendations will he struction o f it. Another time, the certain open nnd closed seasons for in r Thr A»»n.-ln.rit t* r r « l fishing: There wan inuch discussion mood to accept the proposed solu­ ‘Angeles, known o f Hollywood’s Lit­ hunks, nil of which have been charged CHICAGO. A pill 23.— Eight men made ns the result o f the first phase sheriff was drunk, he stated and fell pro xiiul con on this hill and the board tion. ' . tle Church Around the Comer, per­ and will be prepared to consider ap­ and one woman who had been mu- of |t* inquiry with the death In prl- down und broke a jo g tilled with finally moved that the bill as pre­ The house at the outset must go formed the ceremony. Mary Pick- plications for loans us provided under rooned roone.l on oouwi South Fox ................. Islun.l In l-x»ke(Vate Tuhert ......iv «iu camp of Martin — -— of - North vyhlskey. Governor Hardee kept in close sented and that has ulready parsed hark to' iU hatch o f prohibition hills. ford wa* matron of honor nnd Char- the new agricultural cerits law, A Michigan, John Milter, tho pilot of an. D«k«ta. Announcuil chartfe* of bruthe house he allowed to stand with It still hao before it tb « first of lot the liccnso MU. Daw gave her name uniform discount rate of 5 1-2 per airplane which went to U |ity out of — alleged cruol touch with the investigation us it pro­ lien wt*in uj their n»v*s rescue j ik iiij growing —* ’n only one dissenting vote, thut of Com­ prescribing the procedure in the Is- as Marguerite E. HoUse und her age con; has been fixed by ull the hanks, and wan w recked and two (% icago' treatment administered Paul White, gressed yesterday und it was learned missioner Curlett who explained that »uance o f search warrants. Thore aro as 21. The bridegroom, who is Chap­ guaranteeing lo farmers credit at not newspapermen were taken off the is­ ot Washington, in convict cump ut thut he was prepared to act promptly. many of his constituents fished for a 13 of the temperanco measures in all, lin’s assistant director, gave his age exceeding 7 per cent with the possl: land ut 4:30 p. m., today by u cur MucClenny will he taken up next. The With I’oppcll’s testimony causing living and it would injure the indus­ committee is making rapid progress i mt,rh comment in legislative circles, and, while tho lower, body may run as 20. hility of slightly lower interest ferry leas.*d from the Ann Arbor rail­ ’ try. Judge Dickinson wanted an toward bringing the Tabcrt phaso o f 1 the Pensacola News, owned nnd edited through the majority o f them fastly, road try Thomas K. WiU6n. the packer charges. the,investigation to n close this.after-i |,y Slut.; Senator John I*. Stokes, amendment allowing shad seining but there arc two or three elated foV conWith the announcement thnt the according to wireless messages from chairman of the investigating, com the originnl bill was allowed to stand siderabla bpposltlOn, particularly the CONFERENCE government’s part of the program for Munistlque, tylch. The ferry which noon. mittec, published today u demand on as written and it 1s certain to pass the one providing for the dl?enfranc **extending new loaning facilities to left Frankfort Sunday morning ar­ IJnlly Herald on sale nt Joe’s Smoke Governor Harden that “ Sheriff Jones senate und become a law and all sein­ ment of liquor law violators. An­ the farmor is ready, the problem now rived at Fox Island at 2:30 o’clock House, Mobley’s . Drug Store and o f I a'oii county should be removed.” ing in Seminole waters will be pro­ other that would make Jail appears t"o he one of organization this afternoon. It carried a physician Snutor Stokes’ pu|>er declares that, hibited as soon as tho bill becomes compulsory oh bootleggers will brin* ’ among those who will seek govern- and u trained nurse as one o f the Hunt’s Pharmacy. “ North Dakula hu. ’not compelled a law, on soms wrangling. It Is predicted. inent money. Certain provisions of woodsmen on tho island was reported Several minor matters were dis­ The houso will have before it too, stag* by Marion von Rosenberg, - M.j Florida to abolish the system of leas­ the law required that the producers suffering from acute appendicitis. cussed und the meeting adjourned. ing county convicts, and it is a libel Six olrplaines In all have token part Poincare said; a measure passed by tho senate pro­ AG A IN S T DEPARTM ENT OF AG­ individually shall not obtain funds dl­ on the people o f }*lurida G»r anyone viding for the abolition of the county R IC U LTU R A L RE­ “ Geimany’s minister » f foreign a f­ , rect from tho loan hank but-must first in the effort to rescue the woodsmen • to say so. The good people of Fiorldu M OSUl'ITO ENGINEER convict’ lease system, that Is, insofa PORT ' group themselves Into one of several on the Island 'since repo*#* reached fairs pretended that wo entered the TO DRIVE BEST OUT as permits of leasing prisoners to Ruhr without sufficient causa and made up their minds long time ago kinds o'f organizations through which shore that they were struving. OF OCALA, FLORIDA. tlint wo rejected In Junuary, 1U23, an thut the lust vestige of human slav­ private " Anns V individuals. The (Hr Tkr the producers’ obligations may be ST. M ATTHEW S, 8. C., April 23. house has a measure of it. own. now olfer «< thirty billion marks made to ery under legal sanctions hsd to come OCALA, April 23.—This city is the — Proposal for a national conference rediscounted and passed on to the Poincare Compares the Allies Jointly. This offer was In­ to an end in this state and the legis­ l* r facted after a batfb ’ of first in Florida, and eo far aa is of "representatives of agriculture credit banks. Among these organiza­ German Apathy and lature now jn session in Tullahasee is menu, and which goes much further vented for the occasion; it was never tions arc co-operative market associa­ known, the first in th* United States, friendly Interests” to meet in W'ashthan the senate measure, in one par­ Sacrifices of French mode, and lf*the figure-thirty billions hut registering the will of their con­ to have a municipal 'mosquito engin­ tions, livestock st>4 loan companies, irgton to protest against tho Depart­ is named now It is doubtless an at­ stituents.* The editorial referred to ticular," I ptaht Tt provides that coun­ and agricultural credit corporations, eer," who will give his full lim e to ment o f Agriculture report on proh­ ty and state convlcU canhot he work­ TOURMEU8E, France, April 23.— tempt to please the German Socialists the senate’s action in voting last week firetcntion of mosquito breeding. The each with certain limitations and re­ ib it acreage o f principal crops made to abolish county convict leasjng. 1V ed or b o u M together. It Slso. pro­ striction! upon its power* to handle Wcmier Poincare . speaking before who suggested it. Jr tejegram aent Norman Mayer • “ Tho developments before tho Joint office has been created a a .f feature But let us admit for the sake of hibit. the' whipping of- county pris­ thcriisands o f residents of the Meuse Co., New Orleans, by J. S. Wum\a- paper for the farmers. committee of the senate and house uf Oeuia's participation in the stated ' oners. ‘■WK ' ’ Tho farm loan board is optimistic department aasambled in the town of argument thnt Daron von Rosenberg inaker, president of the American charged yith the investigation of the wide mosquito eradication campaign. The sepal*, however, h a*'a meas­ Cotton Association, made public here although Commissioner Lobdell said Vdud at the unveiling yesterday of a told tho truth. What would follow? convict lease system in Florida,” th* ure comfrt* VP for Siucial considera­ today the development of the systenl monument to the war dead, reiterated That Germany after formally admit­ today. . ’ editorial continued, “ vvldeuces a con­ office which he hold#.. This is not ting i)*r indebtedness of 132,000,000,necessarily 'would he slow during emphatically that Frances’ essential tion Friday whWh oboU* h w matter in which I^eon county alone conditions to approaefyment with Ger­ uuO marks in May, 1021, and after dition of rottenness in the office of poral punishment in *U camps, both la interested; all Florida, squally with remainder o f the week aud than turn what hs termed the experimental tho present sheriff of Iwon county un­ stage. The commissioner predicted many uie now na always; “ repara­ having obtained in return for this ■.late and county". Leon county, la upon trial,'and all. paralleled in the history of Florida it to the floors. tions and aocurity.” Th# premier in admission the concession that the Then? p re’Invocations that the comFlorida is interested in proving to Measure relating to the alati road the new facilities would he reeddy and should result In the prompt re­ Ruhr should not he occupied, deigned mittces and olhers. concerned have department, Increased revenues and grasped and the opportunlilea pre­ U speech which was remarkable he­ the country that the citlaana of thla moval of J. R.‘ Jones, the lncutphont in January, 1023, to offer tho Allies about agreed on something in the way (he like, . some measure inimical to sented would be accepted by thoae for patite it contained only a few casual state aro not in sympathy fR h the references to the Ruhr, drew a par- less than a quarter of the suW prom- o f that office.’ ’ of tickier»d|cat|on. It would not be ths department, dthern helpful, are whom they were designated. action o f the sheriff of Leon county “ The eyes o f the poopld of lho For starting the banks; the treas- allel between the earnest and aucccsa- laed by her and fixed by the reparasurprising IT V jb t t U not reported lUJl la committees. which made possible the horrible »- ■ United States are upon Florid*. *nd out during the -wpe* which would ef- i Committees lavdatlgating charges ury lias turned over ono million dol-iful efforta of the French to pay i * 4 tlon commission. And at whaf price Florida's governor,*' the editorial doath which befell young . us pay for this feet the eradication under a system of against oficial* stispegded by tho lara to each o f tho twelve InatUu- j drmnlty and liberate their territory would she have Eight witnesses will appear before said “ and prompt and vigorous action zones, providing for dipping here and governor atU| have work H t <N‘ f « r lions, although the law allow, each after 1871 and Germany’s apathy, re- strange conresaion? She naked tu for Is required lo show to the world that the committee tomorrow la a » at­ amaximum of five millions. Mpmfuaal and icslaUnce In th* matter o f a moratorium o f threo or four years, nasturn . rotation there; ' . them, but ij is within H»e realm o f pasture rotatiun tbtre citizens o f Florida do uot approve tempt to substantiate ISippoll's testi­ here o f tho loanboprdexpect that I naying after 1818. Replying to the | and consented to give nolther tathe p f ible The- Joint appropfiotiopa eootmitUe possibility that some of them m.ay rei ' . / tho conduct o f Sheriff Jones in the m ony. nothing like th* tapxUnura capital |s^coch recently delivered in the relch- ( security nor guarantee, » •will have lbs budge* wfcb tt fur tht port the coming week.. ’ • »: • . • •. • ; • < >’ ’ • .. l," GERMANY WILLING TO LISTEN JAIL STORMERS TO REPARATIONS QUESTION ' WITH VIEW OF SETTLEMENT ARE ARRAIGNED IN BRADFORD QUESTION OF OIL FIELDS IN NEAR EAST IS UP TODAY BEFORE LAUSANNE' CONFERENCE; WILL BE M A D E BY LEGISLATURE IS CALLED TO FILE PROTEST \> ■«AcJlV - ?Sr ■<isr 'm ■*!> : �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 PAGE SIX df cleanliness A P R IL 22ND, 102.1 Business IWcn’s ^.unch served throughout the week. Table Dinner,-60c“! “^Counter Lunch, ■50c A In Carte Sendee nt nil-hours Our Dining Itpom is Spacious and Cool SOCIETY MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor Phone 217-W ir ran S ave « n r frlrnU* v la ltln a r » » — I f y o s e r r g a l a * nMrwfcrrc nr own In * home, at I f you n rr m t r r l n l n l n a . w r i t e • pmiiii curd to th l* d r tm r lm r n l, k I v I n k d eta il*, ur telephone the Item. It w i l l be a r e n t lr appreciated. S O C IA L C A L E N D A R Monday— Pipe Organ 'Club meets with Mrs. A. M. Phillips and .Mrs. W. D. Gardner, nt the Welnka Lobby at 3:30 p. m. M o n d ay — Westminster Club meets nt four o’clock nt the home o f Mrs. L. I. Frasier on Celery Avc. Tuesday— Mrs. George Knight will entertain the mombers of the Tues­ day Duplicate Bridge Club ut 3:30 P. M. . Tuesday— St, Agnes Guild will have special meeting at the homo of Mrs. Claude Derby, on Mngnolia Avo., lit U P. M. ' Friday— Peter School will give n script dance at the Valdes from 0 to 1 P. M. • G. I. A. M EETING The monthly social meeting of the G. I. A. to the B. of L. K. will be held nt the home of Mrs. W. G. Fer­ guson nt Lake Mary, April 20th nt 6:30 p. m. A ll mombers cordially in­ vited. The hostesses this month nre: Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Grnynm and Mrs. Bouricr. Co. I), 154th Inf, F. N. G., met.Inst evening in the office of A. P. Connel­ ly & Sons nnd organised n club for the purpose o f furthering the inter­ ests of Co. I), to try to Increase the Company to full strength, nnd to strengthen the morale. The following officers were aloeted! Top Kick Bill Kungc, president; Mess Sergeant Bill Rumple, treasurer; Cor­ poral Skinny Whitcomb, aecretnry. A fte r the election of officers Lily Connelly passed uround the cigars NOTICE! nt'tho rd*nct?oni4ith the asphalt. ' fend— Wo find-that the addition of The short order lunch room will be u copper salt to colloids in residual open for business Monday night un­ asphalt g re a tly -alters the physical der the management o f Harry Harrhproperties o f tho colloids giving them berger, corner o f Pnlmrtto Arcjiud greater resistance to water* dn In­ nnjl Second street. 20-ltp creased toughness, greater resistance to foads v*hon mixed with mineral ag­ McKInnon-Markwood Company w ill; gregates (sand or stone) and a long- carry a complete line o f Interwoven | * * 'F o r * Florida: ThunderC H R IS TIA N SCIENCE ci llfel The .writer attributes these 11* showers this aftrenoon or , SERVICE . Socks. • ‘ 12-tfci increased physical characteristics of tonight; Sunday fair. S U N D A Y, A P R IL 22, 102.1, the action o f copper sulphate tb resiSubject: dual asphalt to-the two causes com­ DOCTRINE OF ATO N E M E N T bined.— Industrial Testing Laborator­ Church Service 10:45 a. m. ies,'Dr. Henry C. Knyscr. • * Services will be held in t})1 ■This statement is the result of Carload o f the dlncnt bananas and ap­ * Palm Roomrof tha Vahlcjj Hotel thVeo yearn experimenting with thd ples has just arrived, and will be sold • A ll arc WELCOME. ,, Wiilito process In direct comparison from, the car nt tho cheapest prices. with straight nhoct asphalt and Dr. Bananas sold by bunch or doxen; ap­ K ^ y m 's report shows that cheat as­ ples sold by bushel sack and half HOLY C R Q S B CHURCH phalt ( standard City of Los Angeles sack. * Also finest Florida tomatoes Church Services for 3rd Sunday afIJ&TftettlShn)— RaiT^a - To‘mpTe'8»t v*c" C. U /Lanler is In Eiisfls*lo3i strength o f 281 pounds to the square business. 7:30 n. m.—Low celebration. “ V IS IT OUR C A i r insh. While W illlte has a compres­ 0:4p n. nu—Sunjiay school. Jack Hardy missed two Gcorgip sive'Strength o f 5G8 lbs. to the squnre Corner First Street nnd Oak Avenue 11:00 a. m.— Morplng service. inch, pr more than 100% in favor o f boys haircpt^whilo at lunch today. 8:0p p.’ m.— Voppers, * Willlte. The Richmond Testing Lab­ Wednesday, tho JI5th Inht, in Feast .Dry weather.continues— prohibition oratory experiments shpw that sheet Day o f S. Mark, Evangelist, the weather. .•. church ’service will be at 7 a. m. .FIR ST METHODJ8T,CHURCH Watf$> the jpnily Herald for bar .W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. The pastor .will occupy the pulpit at The .piany new buildings in Sanboth services on Spnda^. A t the morning service the ,aqbjcct vdll be: ^prfi pre pinking progress and will guests that came to honor their state “ Our Responsibility to tho Generation soon be ilnlahcd. ’ president. That $Jpw Is.” . • Miss Person is n woman of.chnrmJ. H. Hintermister received.two fine In the evening n sermon will be ing grace nnd personality, nnd made preached on: “ What la in volved in Old /Town canoes this morning'one n lovely picture powped in orchid fo r W. C. IHll and one far J. D. Hood. georgette With black picture hnt, and . The Sunday school t is .busy getting carrying iii her arms a hugo bouquet ready ifor Sunday Schooi Day, ..which S.,A. Webb motored to Jackaonvilic o f red nnd white carnations tied with will |)e event o f grant Importance Monday p lgh t on business, returning red nnd white tujlc, tho flowers the to thr school. on Tuesday. gift from tho l^lnrtha Rold nnd Annie The Epworlh longue wijl have Perdue Scbring chapters. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Gindor, charge o f.th e prhycr meeting this n daughter, named Anna Katharine, During tho afternoon n delightful week. It will be fine. weight 8 1-2 pounds. Born April musical program was given by Miss Ethel Mouser, who played benutifully lbth. F IR S T B A IT I8 T CHURCH. n sonutn by Grieg npd n prelude by Sunday Rchob) 9:80 n. m. Joe Cameron'is riding' in n new Morning worship and sermon 11 a. Chopin. Mrs. I-nwrcnce Adams, whp always delights "her henrers, sang "A t m. SqbJcct. What Shall Wc Make Dpdge S^dqn^tjje first closed car tljpt Joe has tried bpt he secs a big d if­ Dawning," .by Cndmnn nnd "V a le" by Our First Consideration? ference Jn tho comfort of the closed Jl. Y. P. Unions; 7 o’clock. Russell. 1 • car for hipnself and his family. Evoning worship nnd sermon ,8 Mrs. G. A. Wood the general chair­ 1 % ’o’clock. Subject, The irresistible man o f the lovoly affair, then intro­ Mr. and Mrs. Jnck Scarboro hnvc Chnrm o f n Groat Personality. duced Miss Person, who made n par­ A t the evening hour n report will returned to their home in Quincy a f­ ticularly splendid address. Miss Per­ ter nvisit here with Hudson Unit and be made of the Memphis meetings. son touched on the activities o f the Mrs. Judge I$haron. Mr. Scnroboro is Prnyor meeting Wednesday evening Daughters nnd spoke cntcrtningly o f one o f the prominent young bunkers their work nnd her 'vision in regard 8 o'clock. o f west Florida. Sunbeam Unml, Monday 3:.10 p. m. to the future work of tho orgnnizn- be the second lnrgcst monument In the world the memorial nt Stone Mountain nnd others. Miss Person told of the sninllest chnptcr which is composed of- eight people loented in Paris, Franco, from the president of which che hnd just, received n letter endorsing Mrs. Amos Norris for president general. Miss Person urged nil chnplors o f the state to bond their energies townnl making M rs.'Norris the president general ns- shu is fitted fo rthe position from every point of view. The convention from which the president general will be elected will take plnce in Washington the third Wednesday In November, nnd Miss Person hoped thnt a Inrge delegation would he in attendance. A fter the address delicious re­ freshments wer served, ice cream nnd frosted cakes with coffee, soled nuts nnd mints. The bovy# of ntttrnctivc young girls serving with Mrs. G. A. Wood were Isabelle Wnrriner, Ethel Mouser, Mary Preston, Mrs. Henry purr, Mrs. Frank Morrow. Pouring coffee Mrs. Howard Dexter, Mrs. J. C. Murchison, Mrs. J. C.’Twynmn, nnd country, nnd we urge every member nnd friend to come out nnd hear whnt our own worker hns to any. A t night we will have four reels of travel pictures, showing the wonder­ ful Rockies, nnd tho splendid benuty spots of our National Pnrk of the great Yellowstone. These viwes will reveal some of the mighty works nnd henution of Gow. Come nnd bring your friends. • Cotton Spinning Sets New Record t Month of March U. D.-C. In honor of Miss Agnos Person, of o f Orlando, president o f the Florida /.division U. D. C., tho Jacksonville ,chaptbV Unfltsl Daughters of the Can’ federacy entertained nt u beautiful ,*reception yesterday afternoon at the ’ homo of Mrs. W. It. lturncy. 1 Beautiful In Its appointments, per­ ! feet, iu detail was' this lovoly compllment to an honored visitor, Miss Agnes Person. The spacioub and hospitable homo of Mrs. W. R. Harney was' opened for this auspicious event and tho rooms levishly decoraetd ip spring blossoms artistically placed. Receiving the guosta a sthey en­ ured were Mrs. F. C. .Skinner and Mrs. W. V. Hull, members o f the Jacksonville chapUr, the hosUsa chapter in the receiving line with Mias Person were tbo presidents o f , Medlin and Annie Perdue *JlUs..a. I Mw-, Niven,.who %chACeo.. Sm Jt. Harney received the number o fj * .V V .• V jY r • J.r Donna” Produced by Cco. Fitxmaurice. Beautiful, flashing, seductive her­ oine o f a thousand love-triumphs-. .littfi’o. .PqIo In. t he -briUi*mstory and gorgeous setting she was made for. A modern woman of fashion, luring men with her silken charms, till at last she meets the eyes of her great lov­ er. EXTRAS, ALSO e r Found A q y tlu iif .Better Than Cardni fo r a Run-Down Condition.” 7 Morgan Cily, La.—"It would be hard for me to tell 1iow much benefit I have derived Irom the use of Cardul," said Mrs. I. G. Bowman, of 1319 Front Street, thiadty. " I was so run-down In health I could hardly co. I was thin. I had no appetite. Could not rest or sleep well. I was so weak, and so very nervous, I was no pleasure to myself. " I suffered some pain, but the worst o f my trouble was from being so weak and easy to get tired and out ol heart. "This nervous condition was worse than pain. "Some one told me of Cardul, and l decided to use it. "After using a few bottles, I regained my strength. I wasn't so nervous, and began to eat and sleep, and grew stronger and was soon well. " I have never found anything better for a run-down condition." If you suffer as this Louisiana lady did, you, too, should find Cardui helpful for your troubles. IT S ^ P fU N G 1 It’s Spring— the enbrgetic time of the yenr when the grown-up* und the kiddies need energising, pure foods instead o f nostrums. l*t our bread disappear -4rom your table three times a day. it's * hcnlth habit. Speaking o f our de­ licious pastry— it's delightfully digestible. Next to Princess Theatre Get Abottle of Cardui, today. NC-144 ca, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ad All Aches and Pains A L L DRUGGISTS 35c and 65c, jars and lobe* Hospital also, 93.00 rea in CAnrirm--------------------- — ---------------------- 1 Store in Florida A « H r Tfc- A M o r l n l n l - ' . ' HL&tc You may shake, you may outrun speed cops if you w ill; but the coroner always gets his when you spllb Willi to Will Stand The Ravages of Time and W ear of Traffic Fable: Once there was a man who Hnnfird Need* >VIUIte on Her New Paving Program * utd drop back to second dear withit of'erinff some alibi,to cxcuso his The action o f copper sulphate on residual asphalt (that used in pav­ ing mixtures), can bo regarded from Money In circulation figures two different angles. per capita; this year’s income t First, the copper acts as a caUlytic per capita. W e’ re good for t agent, as lubsUntlated by the fact more years. that U»e-sulphate can be recovered It Itt easy to COW the man who IOOKS rk* sheepish 4f ypu.threntcn to lam him altered in ifututh or amount at Uu end 1 Phone 127 f • Sanford’s New Store CH AKLTTE . N. C., April 21.— Heports received hero snid talc mine owned by the Standard Mineral Com­ pany in Moore county hpd caved in nnd thnt six lives aro believed to hnve been lost. Tho mine is neur Hemp, this state. The regular meeting wns held last night with twenty members present. Patrol Leader Booth started the meet­ ing with tho salute to the flug. Dick Maxwell took the oath and wns web corned gs a tonderfooL Dan Hansel was taken in us active member of tho xi. i It was agreed to hold a field meet on May to prepare for big time on the Fourth of July, when we ex­ pect to invite several .troops to join us in a field day. \ The shadow that has been hanging over us has passed away and our be­ loved Senior Patral Under is with us again, looking as if h*> would burst the buttons off his clothes. According to the ruling made re­ cently eight boya w ere dropped from the rolls. We arc sbrry to do thin Sebring, bui believe they lu»ve bad u fair - Picture— Talc Mine Caves in Near Charlotte, N. C., and Six Are Killed Mr. nnd Mr*. Oscar .Pearson of Paula lost their hotpe and entire con­ tents Inst night, while tho family was in town. Absolutely nothing could be saved by neighbors who naw the tilaxc und enme to help, us the fire GIFTS FOR THE GRADU; was already too far along. They ATliS AT THE QUALITY carried no Insurance except a small V , . ' l l ___ 'VT..V___ - ..... SHOW. . • 40' 2tc amount on the pi 1 *' \ For mattress troubles phono 402- tho fire is known, TltOOP .1, BOY SCOUTS In her first A<neriean*madt d ir The I’ rc**» W ASH ING TO N, April 21.— Cotton spinning set u new record in Mureh. reaching more than nine nnd n hplf billion active splndlo hours the Census Durenu Monthly report today showed. In cotton ginning states the spinning nrtivity exceeded five billion active spindle hours for the first time. PEARSON HOME BURNS HONORING PR E SID E N T OF T IIE PO LA NEGRI l/m ltisna L ad y Says She H u “ N ev­ tion. She dweit'at length on the edu­ A L L SOULS CHURCH cational plnns nnd spoke o f the six­ Tomorrow, Utc 3rd Spndny after teen scholarships Hint are now in use, Easter, low M bsb at 10:30 a. m. and that they had fifty applications. Sermon on the Gospel of the dny. Eight scholnrshlpsc lire placed at TniBenediction nftcr Mass. lnhassce, five nt the ^iniycrslty nnd All welcome, J. H. Hintermister Piano Company hns just received n new shipment of Old Town Canoes nnd they ore sure some bouts, I f you are interested in canoes o f the finest mAke, see John Hintermister fo r he is the-agent for about four counties nnd will he glnd There wfil be n rchersnl of the to take your oriler for one now. Choral Soclcy at the Parish Monday J. I). Evers, Ihc genial representa-" nt 8:00 p! rn. live o f the U. S. Marketing Bureau, There .will be a meeting * of the who hns been hero during the vegeta­ board of the Sanford Shoral Society ble season furnishing market crports, nt the Parish House, Monday nt 7:30 will luhvo tomorrow for tho Hastings section where he will be loented for p. m. • ‘ . • some time. Ills many friends here hope he will be,transferred here next season. - T O N I G-H T— YOUR . MEN’S PALM BEACH SUITS In Gray, l\n, Brpwn, the very latest models ALL WOOL LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS— In all the Popular Design* T H E BIG P A Y CASH, P A Y LESS, D E PA R TM E N T STORE �, ■ . . ; -• m . , y .- - - .. r ,r c*y.-,;? ' I ' > • THE 3ANFORI) DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923 ► A G t iT W O Sanford Daily Herald The Herald Printing Co. PUni.lHIIKfl)l It. J. 110(X V ----------- -------- --- Kdltnr If. <1. t.fl.t.AKD.... Irrrrlarr-TrriM iirrt II. A. IfKKL---------- _ (.rnrral M iaairr. It. I. I I 01,1.V .... A ilfrrlliiln f U « r lh la ( ItHtra Mndr K n i m a • an Appllraf Ion I.KWIK KIIIPI* ... ( Irritlntlon Munnirr '____ Pfc«»e 3I».W nffrr a p. hi. season. On the other hand the grow* ers should get together, find out how much they want to grow, got the proper seed and agree to ship only ^ood slulT under n standard brnnd. There Is much io do in this section during the summer ftionths and much depends upon how the growers here get together on the subject. And then without any reference to the prices of celery the Hcrnld would like to remark that 6,000 cars o f cel­ ery from oho*part of the state is SOME C E I.E lty. ------------o ------tiO N V IC T . LESSEES ARE TO I HAVS $ e c N \THC i ' R U Q * © ■Foreign Advertising Representative Tin: AMCIUCAM I’Mi;S5 ASSOCIATION I Thirty Texas ministers art* "flaying the dance Marathons" says dispatch in the papain. Don't flay the Mara­ thon, brothers. Flay the squirts who would attempt to dance themselves to death. * A newspnper man at Daytona Thursday landed an eighty pound shark with his bare hands says state­ ment in paper. Since the Elks were meeting there that a day a newspaper limn could have landed any tiling. The legislature is nfrulil they can­ not abolish the convict leasing system until next January on account o f the lensefr running that long. The United States abolished booze at once with­ out making anyone mad about con­ tracts or leases. ----------- n— ------ * A drug addict in Jacksonville tells the Journal that he knows where he can get live dope any time lie wants it and lie will tell the Federal author­ ities "where." We opine that several people in Jn< ksonville ale now look­ ing fur a tiice quiet place to spend the summer. ----------- o----------- treatment o f the convicts. It seems that the Putnam Dumber Company wanted men badly enough to make an agreement with the sheriff to grab men wherever ho could find them and ship them to the liimlvcr camp where they were worked to death for sixty or ninety days and if they were living turned loose and if they died the bodies were hidden in the "E ver­ green Cemetery” hack of the camp. Tlio Putnam Dumber Company o ffi­ cials should ho ibdjcted for murder along witli the whipping boss and the sheriff and all those responsible for the death o f Tabert. The Tampa Times says: "in all the controversy which Inis raged over the convict camp atro­ cities, H lias been tacitly assumed that tiie state of Florida has been to l^nmc, that it has condoned, if it lias not justified the inhumanities and barbarities to which the prison­ ers have been subjected. Thai as­ sumption bus been grossly incorrect. The state inis, provided laws, which, if they had been obeyed, would have protected the prisoners. We must Inefficiency in the enforcement of the laws, but for-thnt the administrative admit that there has been laxity and officers are alone to blame, and the state will doubtless call them to a strict account for their delinquency. There nre officers whose duty it is to see that the prisoners art* not mis­ treated. They must make frequent inspections of live camp, and report conditions as they find them to their superiors. That they have grossly failed in their duty is but too evident. The laws o f the state have been grossly .violated ; Jn P mnpy. of the camps, but few infractions have been reported. Cruel and inhumun punish­ ments have been inflicted, sick men have been worked for long hours, far beyond their strength, and barbarous­ ly punished because they eould not complete their tasks. All these things have happened according to volumin­ ous testimony, but no whisper of them hits reached' the ears of tim proper authorities. Where were the state inspectors while all these crimes were being committed? We have not heard that any of (hem failed to draw their salaries regularly, but where is the evidence of any work done? m w. * ■ • - i i -----f *c \y ■ ;1, ; - ■■ 1 " I '- l T l - J V i . r ' -- , ■ • CHARACTER T|jcrc could be no better* index to char!• ncler than a savings pasg-book. * i This will serve you..\yeIl at all times and . imdcT_,*iJI.ffkCiiIlktnilf;?.«i___ __________ — — (nY P S A R At/fhJ. I f V o o < = K \ p e c r “CO T o A <3 00 -0 ‘ At^Ol/NO H e R E • c o t o f f tu t s \Fie^T s e v e u t e s t i m o n i a l s districts, ns ncnrly ns possible cor­ responding in population to the basis ^RO m Youce. CAST O F IS K 3 H T . I 'M MOT ns. shown by the division. We know TH<S. O N L Y O N E THAT KNOt\)^ T i4 6 M • o f no sufficient reason, why every p tG -G A R 'E > L < E rS S O F C o H S T H t e R . A N A R T I C L E county should have a senator. It is HAS MSRtT O R NOT .tVOUCD PuRITE. not done in other state's. It is not A N V T H lN G 1 t o s o s even done in Florida. Hillslxirough county now has hut half a sgimtor, ^THtSifS- NAIM 6 ^ and thcr are five counties in south f r in t ] Florida which had but one senator be­ tween them. The aslgnment o f one senator to n county Is a relic of the regard which the makers o f the con­ stitution hnd far the federal constitu­ tion width wastaken ns a model. There was n reason for it in the case o/ tho federal constitution, but there is no reason whatever for incorporate ing it in the state constitution. The federal government is made up of many independent and sovereign states. They differ in methods and powers, and it is to ‘ preserve liiost) varying methods that each state is made equal to every other state in the senate, regardless o f population. There is nothing o f tho kind* in the slate. There is no occasion for jeal­ 1. — A now Library RiiildinK in the center of thfc city. ousy or enmity between the counties. 2. — Extension of the present bulkhead on the lake shore. They all make up the state, and arc 3. — The new pier and boat basin finished before January, governed by the same legislature. It 1924. should bo responsible to the people 4. — A big Auditoriu mthnt will seat at least 5,000 people. und not to tiie counties, which may 5. — New home for the Cantpbell-Lossing* Post, Americanbe changed at the pleasure o f the Legion. 1 , state. THE HERALD’S PLATFORM FOR 1923 G.— A Community Chest out of which all funds will drawn. 7. — Two mill tax for publicity purposes. and 8. — Municipal ownership, starting with water works soft water. 9. — Systematic mosquito campaign and cleaner city. 10.—Ten thousand people here one year from today. The house o f representatives should bo apportioned in the same way as , the senate, no much population to have a representative, as might be found by dividing the entire popula­ tion by (18, the number in the house named in thu constitution. The dis, trict.s should be arranged, without reitl |ganl to county linen, but with tin* Ami now that long distance dancing P i splc ideli of giving ‘each. re|U'c:u>ntal*'l°/i'lVHOd. thv>’ Will try (fve, ns nearly as poj.sibfe, the* some ?• f>» fv. it in number of constituent!) us every oili­ • law to stop such stuir. If these P i er. That would make the legislature lounge lizzards went to kill them­ Pa J truly representative o f all the people, The Herald carriers manage and control their routes, pay in selves put them in a convict turnip! r i which it is not now, nor ever will advance for all papers drawn, and absolutely depend upon their where by aid e f the whipping buss p i |be, under the present clumsy and un­ collections for their rtmning capital and profits. When subscrib­ they can pass mil eventually satisfactory method, qr any of the ■ ers neglect to pay them it is thu t'A R U IK R and not THE plans proposed for its amendment. *.i Herald that stands tho "brunt." T H E Y SAY. Many of the plants proposed would p i Subscribers who do not cure to pay the enrricr each week s I ncvssitnte a change in tile constitumay pay the Herald two or more months in advance and they J)r. Brownlee at the Presbyterian p*j ii**n. which would be unnecessary un­ will pay tin* carrier each week from this fund. yesterduy preached a sermon Unit der this plan. It would be n radical p’j This system o f delivery is known as tho IND E PEN D E N T .should be printed and scattered broad­ change from the present system, but UAKIUEK 1‘DAN and is used by most of the larger newspapers of cast aver the land. U was on the it would be no experiment, for it is Pv tiie country and has proven beyond doubt to be the ver ybest plan theme of gossip and lie called it a system in use in litany states, nnd 1 of delivery. When a boy manages his own route, buys and sells “ They Say” and stressed the fact nothing hotter has ovor bcfii suggest­ r at a profit he is in business for himself in exactly the smile sense that all gossip is bused on the "They p-i ed. The counties would lose nothing ns any merchant, lie knows lie must give service to he success­ Sny" proposition that no one can They would retain "T o show Unit the state lias not PS by the change. ful ami build up his business, lie knows that every new custom­ ever see or find as it flies oil the licet) unmindful of the welfare of its all their present privileges und bounn i er he secures means more profit. In short, he knows he must wings of whisperings and “ They Kay" prisoners, and that the cruel utul tmdaty lines. The irftqunlities which p i conduct liis business in n capable and efficient manner to be suc­ has killed more reputations and de­ iistia) punishment inflicted have been itic inseparable from the method of P X cessful. stroyed more happy homes than any in direct violation of the Jaw, we sub­ P 4 county roprcDcnatiun would be done The Herald earnestly requests its subscribers not to dis­ world wur ever did. And each one join that section of tiie eodi relating P « away with, ns they ought to be, mid courage these hoys in this, their first business venture, by refus­ should mawe a solemn vow never to! to ,,rder and punishment. It follow: P i tiie legislature would represent the ing to pay promptly each week for their newspaper.. speak anything but something good will of all the people, as it does not "ll!MW — (HMD)— Order and punh>|iabout their fellow man or forever hold ment.— All necessary means shall lie now. Michigan has tried the system TH E SANFORD D A IL Y HERALD. their tongues. * f»’i for many years und shows no disposi­ used by the superintendent, ami such -----—— o----------punishment as may tic needful shall m ft w in io M h ra na D k! Ki D hi la iu M » w tion to abandon or change it. But a,(ion CABS OF CELERY TH IS we fear it is too plain and sensible be adopted, to maintain order, en­ for the present legislature to adopt force obedience and discipline, sup­ . SEASON. A P R A C TIC A L AND FA IB PLAN WORKING N E W SPAPE RS FOB it. Tnntpu Times. press insurrection, prevent escapes FOB R EAPI'O R TIO N M E N T. FREE P U B LIC ITY. --------- =-o----------- • and compel the performance of labor, Arrotding to the market report of BUT T IIE TAX E S W H ER E THEY th« government buieau on Saturday lint no ( UUKDor IN H U M AN punish­ The problem o f vrenppoi lioiimcnt There appears to be no cessation of there have been 1,052 ears of celery ment shall be inflicted upon any pris­ BELONG. over which ho much verbiage lias IN- the requests daily received by all been expended, und to solve which shipped from the Sanford section this oner, and no PU NISH M ENT year and there is much to follow. It JUltlOUS TO THE MIND (lit BODY newspapers o f the stale for free pub­ so ninny intricate' and more or less Taxes wo have with us forever, nnd is said that if rains and cooler weath­ OF THE PRISON HR shall be permit­ licity. Fame bureau or syndicate or complicated plans have been pro­ the tax question is us old us the hills. er came this week that very nearly ted, nor shall liny prisoner he com­ manufacturer will hit* a happy idea, posed, is after all, Just as simple ns It is not so much a question of high one thousand more ears would be pelled to labor without food. and some clever fellow will tell him a. h. c., or the pimplest problem in taxes but a question o f putting tuxes shipped making about 5,000 ears of •The above section wus repeatedly just how he can work the newspapers arithmetic, provided the wise legisla­ where they belong and they do not celery this season from Sanford. This violated at the. Putnam camp, in fact, for nil the "stu ff" needed; whereupon tors go about thu right way, with a belong on the residence o f tile man some record and goes to show that almost daily, and sometimes several the "ex p elt" is engaged. He makes determination to solve it in justice who wants to improve his home-place something should bo done next sea­ times in one day, lint Commissioner good at getting tho stuff out —hut (|iuJ fairness to all parties and all and takes a certain pride in living in son for better growing and packing of Agriculture troiffile with McRae, in whose publishers are too keen tin allow tin sections, it can bo done without ji decent home. Tho shipping of celery must be made charge the convicts lire, has wired the grafting game to go too far. amending or eliutiging the old con­ most city governments now is they better distribution. To gel away Times that "nil violations of the law Yesterday this office received u stitution in the least, aiql once done single out the fine homes and slup the with 5,000 curs of celery from San­ and rules and regulations reported to long article from Jho directors o f a in the right way it would forever set taxes to them. They state that the ford ulone means distribution even if this department have been promptly rubber concern; an essay on the un­ at rest the ghostly and unpleasant home cost so much and the home the celery iM prime stuff and the and carefully investigated." Hence derproduction of arsenic, but it was specter of state division. The con­ owner should pay it regardless of the shippers should bend their efforts to­ is presumable thut no.reports were believed that sufficient was on hum! stitution itself points the way and fact that he Is not receiving any ward this point during the summer ever inudu. The inspectors were to kill off all the fool publishers who till there is to do is to follow its revenue from his himo and it is a qututly and Contentedly drawing thtdr would run the two columns for noth­ pm opln to the lottcr, forgetting, or liability instead o f an asset. It dis­ salaries, the whipping bosses were U ing; and article much* ‘consigning lj£ ; ItltU RURIU' telling KlIHIfe hoW iuum .... »• to the wastebasket, all courages home building, it discour, flogging us their whims or fancies ulutc* had been mined during tho your; |tho complicated plans thut have been oges improvement, it discourages real W H EN U O SELL estate business, it knocks a hole in dictated, and everybody—except the a five-column u|Kilogy from the nn-j proposed, L IS T IT YO U R R E A L tho Idea of any city’s planning for n (institution defines the exnct conviets— wus happy. The rules and thraeite coal operators over the price The co W IT H US ESTATE regulations give no authority for of coal; u four-colunip address ro- nuiplu’ *' ° f which hath the senate and bigger and better city. It is the flogging, und it ntuy be considered as livered by the president of the New house shall consist, nnd provides that fellow who is holding his vacant lots entirely outside tiie law. York .Stock Exchange telling how the population as given by the last for spcculstiun and will not part with W ant to Borrow Another section provides for the there was listed on iho exchange federal census shuil bo the basis of them at any price- who should pay the bulk o f the taxes and if ho does not separation o f white und negro con­ stocks claimed to be worth more than repruientation. There you have all Some Money • want to sell and does not want to victs in working, eating and sleeping, sixty billions o f dullarst five columns the data for the job, and it would be Your Real Estate? build he should pay more than tho a very simple matter to work It out. and this too was disregarded at tho of tabulated work telling how many Us------------ We Have It man with a home who had the idea of I'utnum camp. In fuct, that company, freight ears hud been loaded nnd un­ Jusi follow out the straight lines beautifying his yards and building a marked out by the bonstitution. Sure­ through its little deal wtih Sheriff loaded the past week; several col­ nice place not only for his own satis­ ly there is .Intelligence enough in the Jones, seemed to have had u regular umns o f clippings which arc "re ­ faction but for his city. The Lees­ supply o f convicts, whom It worked leased for credit;" nnd ubout n doien legislature to divide the population burg Commercial says; AGENTS ’ at its own sweet will without let or smull things. Fortunately all these j o f the state by 32, the number of ‘ Tosibly the only rpethod by which ‘ senators limited by the constitution. hindrance from the law. It needed are printed upon one side o f the sheet, ■_ . -- .* . _BM * - i L . I, Hriil* J*# real city progress ever reached its ."R E A L ESTATE The quotient would give the basis of g regular supply, for the "little Ever­ so that tho other may be available’for representation for each senator. Then goal, is through taxation o f unimprov­ fin , Casualty, Auto Iniuraaca green cemetery,' 'which was thu pride writing copy.— Palatka News. all the legislature would have to do. ed property, rather than forcing the Vint SU SANFORD, FLA o fthe whipping boss, was constantly ------!----*» Id bg to arr *ro * in g ." Maxwell & Britt (h; - • A N INDEX llan . $3.00 p r r j t a r , a lw a y s In nitvnnrr, a ll news dispatches credited to It or not o th e r w is e credited 111 this jiuner and also tha local news published herein. A l l righ ts o f re-puhltcatlon or sprcial dispatches herein o re also reserved, O ffic e I I I R I t A l . U n t l l l . l t l . M i . Phone I 4H ’ / ■jiimtili'winiir>giiHT)Kinmttl Nnbarrlpllnn l*rlrr In Artranpr One Y ra rliL ......-J U U X . *:___ W.IHI I I I M on ik a..... ..... .............. ........ 3 INI Delivered In Cll)r bp Cnrrlrr lll.AM E . One Week....... ......... .............13 Onfa A » 1 I - paar'wVrkl ^ fC rf^ 1",In the majority oT the enttes or it aid e n tire ty r m r n Seminole I'ou and la pnhllahrd rvrry F r id a y . A d v r r * might he safe to assort all the rases Italn v rntra made k n o w n on appllea- of brutality practiced in the Florida M KIM KIl TIIK ANNOCIATKI) IMIKNN camps are due to the equanimity Thu Associated Press Is exclu s iv e ly en titled to the use f o r reputillrutlon of with which the lessees viewed the V V 'rW 'i4? *:? .‘V’l^WirV ~ • •. HERALD COLLECTIONS; THE PEOPLES HANK of Sanford is ready and anxious to help you to help yourself. An interest-bearing account is your best rccommendnllon. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Sanford^ Florida "W hile we pride ourselves on hav­ they could hold out, seeking to bene­ Clinmber of fit* hy the upbuiulding of progressive men, they would. The only way to none in the even up matters is to impose a tar state, pro rata to population, wo must on this type, which will lessen the recollect that the tail cannot .wag the burden o f u builder, nnd increase the dog. revenues o f the city in addition," " I t would be useless to bring peo­ ple here from all over the country, That island in l^ikc Michigan for business and residential purposes, , , , . , . , , . i , i where people cannot get off when unless tiie building campaign lie notl 1 ' ", . , they "r} • . . . want to should be advertised ixtcnonly up to expectations, but in excess sively. Wo did not know that then! of present plans. was such a place in the United States. "Vacant lots, on. which owners will set no price, represent a harrier to a For quick results, try a want ut greater Leesburg. Unless tiie owners will build, they jdintild sell to those RELIEVES BACKACHE nnxinus to fditnjn sitci for liomeimr "Have had kidney trouble and harkbusiness locations. nehc for many years end 1 tried sev­ "Failing to do either, tlij* assess­ eral doctors hut got only temporary ments thereon should lie raised to a relief. A friend advised nu* tu iry. figure representing tho actual worth Foley Kidney Bills, and before I used of the property. Owners will soon de­ two boxes I was entirely well," writes cide that paying taxes on vacant lots A. C. Perkins, Summer Shade*, Ky. is not increasing incomes und will I Kidney nnd bladder trouble requires build to-save money. prompt treatment. Foley Kidney “ When rentals afford anywhere Bills give quick relief. Rcfi:$e subfrom ten to twenty per dent on an bliluU.H. i na;8t uptm Foiey’s. Sold investment, in addition t*> the specula- i (.VL,ryWhore__Adv live increase to realty uS time passes, | ________ ^ _ it is too good an opportunity for a, McKinnon*Markwcod Company wilt business man to neglect it. Slave a tdmpleh)-H:fo of Hurt K haiT"There are always tUi*s<J win} seek ner (* iilsr-c-eloHmirr, new store, m-w to profit by the labor of others. If dock. u-tfc ing a well conducted Commerce,., second to- �________ V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 23,1923 STOPS C O lfc n AN D W n E K Z Y CHANGE POTENTIAL TO OBTAIN SIGNALS W ay in Which This M ay Be Done With Three-Electrode Vacuum Tube. • For every filament current thcro Is McKlnnon-Markwood Company will n definite plutB potential that Will open their new* ciotiiing aiore'soon' in give the strongest signals. When us­ the Brumloy-PuleEton building.’ 12-tfe ing fairly hard tube**—high vacuum*— ament lends In. connecting a . socket will l/u disastrous ,lo the life of the filament. Note Hint (be fltnmwit rheostat Is set to place the tunxlmimi ninimnt of resistance In sprite with the filirtnent. After Inserting tho tube see that It Ih property sealed and that the frnir prone* protruding’ tnrni tho tube bane make good contact with their respec­ tive contacts In the tube socket. If, nrtcr listening In -with n vacuum lube used os a detector with n rated filament current and jilntu potential, rio k]goals.nrc lizard, go over the clrcult carefully, and Ihspcct all connee. tlomC centnctu, polnrity of both the jtA'f npd t'B" batteries, und tnko a look s i1the grid edndensen npd leak, 1A, thttie-«!ecirisle/vncadui tube can fta'substituted ^for tbp .crystal np n dotpetor In thu: simple radio receiving set described Jn this cAltmin a short cells of the plate of "B " battery will plnca-of a ciyhtnl detector will give give variations that tire flue enough. a much, lopdfr slmiiil, and a detector For very soft, ganeous tubes, low that when deice adjusted will stay nil- ^ ■ “ FR ICND S WITH OMR 3 k LINE B U IL D IN G > M ATERIAL And they stand tlie test of true rrlMiilship thru the years hernuse they nrn aimd thru and thru. Any building rnsterInt bought from us Is made to glvfc you lifelong service—and our prices are right. ••lluUdcrs* llrsdqnnr- ter»" Hill Lumber Co. Phons 130, Snnford vacuum, a Oner regulation of "It" bat­ tery potential Is required nnd Is most easily obtained by meaiw of an "A ” battery potentiometer. Klg. 14 shows how an "A " buttery potentiometer Is connected In tho circuit of a threoelectrodo vacuum tube to give fine TIT*rlntlons In the plate circuit potential. The reslslnneo of an "A " battery po­ tentiometer should la* between 200 and 500 ohms. By moving tho slider on the "A " battery potentiometer a vnrlntlotf of plate voltage equal lo the "A " battery, or ubout six volts, eon he secured. If the tube contains gas, too high n plate voltage will cause the tube to "buck-over"—tlint Is, the gak Is Ionized and becomes a conductor, ill* Justed. The material which will bq required to do this Is as follows: One standard vacuum socket. One 0-10-ohtn filament rheostat. One grid condenser nnd leak com­ bined. Three binding posts. A source of filnment current and a source of plate potential. Schematically the set Is connected up ns shown In Fig..15 when used with u three-electrode talaj as a detector. This sot, too, ran he very con­ veniently mounted on an 8 by 10-loch Imse, mounting the tube sorted with the filiunetil rheostat Upside It, / In n great many of the usual re­ ceiving circuits used tile so-railed tie- ----- 11*—ft _ 1 l\ We arc equipped to take pictures til NIG IIT, as well as on FIN E or CLOUDY DAYS. C + KBit -*&'Ba++■ Agent for Stewart’s Cut Flowefs Fresh every day Peonage BS'Sleih w r In Convict Camps Should Be Stopped T A U .A H A S S E E , April 21.— Amos E. Plnchot, Washington attorney ami a brother o f Governor Pinchot, of Pennsylvania, Will like “ hundreds of others” seek other fields of sport and “ pledge himself never to wet n line or Are a shot within Florida's bor­ WEEK OF A P R IL 2SIID TO 28T1I ders’ unless tha state goes to the bot­ Monday • tom- o f the convict brutalities and 7:30 p. m.— Reginald Baker's pro­ cleans house, according to letters at the sent by Mr. Pinchot to prominent clu|) duction, "Hearts Aflame” women in this state, including Miss Prlhcess Theatre. • 8 p. m.— Regular meeting I. 0. 0. Eliatbeth Skinner, president of Flori­ P. Lodge, at Masonic Hall. da Federation o f Woman's'Clubs, and 8 p. m.— Band drill,1(64th Inf. Band Mrs. W. S.’ Jerthings, chairman of the legislative _rirck . of.. Klerida. “ My reason for writing you is per­ Tuesday haps a peculiar one,”. Mr. Pinchot 7:30 p. m.— Reginald Baker's pro­ says In n latter .some .1,000 words in length. He says he has for years vis­ duction "Hearts Aflnmu" at the ited the state with his son nnd has Frinccss Thcntre. 12:15 p. m.—Weekly luncheon, Ro­ spent-many happy days in what "seemed to mo, perhaps the most tary Club, Valdez Hotel. 8 p. nt.— Band concert, Sanford Con­ beautiful port o f America," "Therefore, to me as to many other cert Band, Central I'nrk. 8 p. m.— Co. I), F. A. G., court Northern sportsmen with whom I ^alkcd, tho disclosures of the Flori­ house. 11 p. in.— Royal Arch Masonic Chap­ da peonage camps have come with an ugly shock. For nil Florida sports­ ter, Masonic Hall. men, I* think tho peonage disclosures Wednesday have clouded the skies and darkened 7:30 p. m.— Nonna Talmndgc in the waters of their old hunting and fishing grounds.” He says that lie "The Eternal Flame" at the Princess believes tho injustice can readily be Theatre. 12:15 noon— Weekly luncheon of the seen o f blaming the murders nnd "bestial floggings'1on men "like H ig­ Klwnnis Club at Valdez Hotel. 8 p. tn.— Rcgulnr meeting, F.lks ginbotham.1' Neither Higginbotham, tho camp Club nt the Club House. guards nor any other such officials Theatre. arc actually guilty parties, he Thursday charges; they are merely tho instru­ 7:30 p. m.— Nornin Talmndgc in ments through which the guilty par­ “ The Eternal Flame" nt the Princess ties committed ,their atrocities. "They ora the logical products," 12:00. noon—Monthly luncheon of he adds,, "tho first monstrous victims the Business Woman's Club, at Luo f Florida’s penal laws and regula­ Belh Cafeteria. 8 p, m,— Baud rehearsal o f Tam tions.'' The people of Florida should single O’Shanter Ladies' Band, Court house. 8 p. in.— Medical Corps, Fin. Nat­ out the men who put the peOnago laws nnd regulations on the statute books, ional Guard, at court house. he wrote, nnd especially "they should Friday drag to tho bur of public opinion, 7:30 * p. m.—Cecil 11. DoMille'.t and if the facts warrant, of justice, the legislators nnd officials who have “ Adam’s Rib" at the. Princess. 12:15 noon— Weekly luncheon of not acted to repeal those laws und regulations because while they lis­ Chamber of Commerce nt the Valdez tened to tile voices of turpentine und Hotel. 8 p. m.— Band rehearsal, of Tnm lumber companies they at tho same time remnined blind nnd deaf to the O’Shanter Ladies’ Ham!, court house. 8 p, in.—Regular meeting of Rebec­ drama enacted in the forests, swamps and stockades," above nil, he con­ cas nt Masonic Hall, tinues, being the director ami officers Saturday that lease the convict labor. i.— Cecil II. DeM (lie's "Creditable ns lias been the swifl at the Princess. action o f the legislature,” he said, "let us not Imagine that there will Following Dales Booked Ahem! not he Stiff opposition to the aboli­ tion of the peonage and flogging Spanish War Veterans Convention laws." Certain motions may bo gone May (i, 7, and 8. through in order to pacify public P IC K E T SHOP WOULD opinion, but a bmp hole will he left J1K BANNED IIV LAK E in tho finished product unless the leg -1 islators arc watched, he said. STUDIO, 112 P A R K A V E N U E , t Sanford, Florida teelor tube riiuctlous not only ns a detector, but us un uinptlfler nnd iih an oscillator, ns will he explained later. , There will also he printed a table of symbols used In drawing diagrams and thus tho different parts and mate­ rials Used In these diagrams will bn readily understood by llioH who tiro unfamiliar with these terms. JUST TUCT.E OP TUE B ulvillE. -v, AWE WE. r o s 1-__ i r ' AG ETH H gl ORLANDO. Fin., April 23.— The weekly citrus review by F. L. Skelly, uu issued from the office of the Amer­ ican Fruit Growers, Inc., nays: Improved weather conditions co­ incident with the diminishing Califdrniu naval supply has served to stim­ ulate the inquiry for Florida oranges anti grapefruit of good quality and the auction market closed much stronger than a, week ago. Offerings of off size ordinary quality fruit, however, continue to meet with an in­ different reception at the hands of the trade. Oranges: Valtncias of standard . Get Into Business for yoifrself as a means of mak­ ing money. • This will necessitate a bank ac­ count and steady SAVING on your part. Our part is in paying 4% Inter­ est on what you allow to remain on deposit with Our Savings De­ partment. ^ M ake tjias ta rt today!,___ „___^ First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER B r. WIIITNBR, Cashier ns n memorandum. Once you see our new O A K LA N D roadHter, it's beauty of line; its outstanding and predominant qualities nnd itrt smooths non-vil>ratory running will remain fixed in your mind. Its imprcsslvellbss is due to its individ­ ual characteristics that make it stuml out above all other cars ns the paramount of perfection. As a noted critic re­ marked “ if ever a car was perfect in every detail, it’s the O AKLAN D . This car has marked ah epoch in automobile manufacture." Kent Vulcanizing Company Oak,Avenue hnd Third Street PHONE 17--------------------------------SANFO IU). FLORIDA TRYAHERALDWANTADFORRESULTS! I T ’S P U R E T h a t ’s W h y It’s ...Popular... Our ortlfTH art; coming iu so fast dial if it were not that wc kept prepared to rentier real service we could not handle them. PHONE US W E DELIVER and we deliver prompt, anywhere, any lime, not drink Elder Water now— you uftor one trial Even unused attics w invite Ores. Up in the attic, on an old trunk, la a veteran of many fishing trips— a box of trout flies. It contains colls of oiled lines, and rests close to the chimney. The oiled lines g e t hot, they smoulder a little and then hurst Into flame. VlrtllXNUWBEB FOOtZ UAPPEWS TDBJ SA lTv POCK J V E A U -A M U C S TUETDpGUtST Btoo m fcr * TVER PUT LATE OP T Z TUENAVV \ VjuO ' qwiMOS ArtlAM (lV A ow „ a pair or ; r DUCKBVffC O A t? Fire comes without warn­ ing but is always n warn­ ing to the uninsured. .Telephone today and let this agency guard your in­ vestment by a policy of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. « ' P iow ftp TuiS W ANKXkSAM D i MEET DOC ST D WK «◦ M E O F g lU N IU E S MEN ABOUT TtJWW X AUJf MUCH OH FIGURE/. FOLKS, BUT I M LDMGQN ~f LEO'S the remaining crop. With moderate shipments and judicious distribution grapefruit should continue in active demand /or the remainder of the senThe movement of strawbcrrieB hav­ ing been retarded by weather condi­ tions with prices remaining a high level, coupled with relatively (light supplies of storage apples will un­ doubtedly reflect favorably toward remaining citruu supplies. BEAUTIFUL LINE OF HAND-VAINTEI) NOVELTIES AT THE QUALITY SHOE. 2b-2tc HOGS B B M /AT LOWEST PRICE. SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 396 fajlto take Real Estate Investments ------1 N 8 U 1 U N C E— F(RE. AUTp, CROF, FREEZE, L IA U IL IIT . L i r a , BONDS A-SOOINTAT IbMOROCIWS PAPER FOB OFTMEB1PD3 OF B>U,VUXt KAKHAB CITY, April 21,— Hogs sold on the Kanataa City rtnrkcl this week at the lewieil Icvod since last November, says the weekly livestock review issued today by the market news scfviee o f the United Htatca de­ partment of agriculture. The price ka» $7.S5 against 33.20 a week earlier. Rccclpta were tbq largest o f the year, 64,000; a week ago 47,03$. , bands nf any cprpo/atlon troleum, cotton, grain, provisions, or other produce, either on margin or oUicrwiac, without nny intention of receiving or paying for tho property bo bought or of delivering of the property bo sold. The maintenance of such offices or agencies would be declared n misdemeanor, punishable on conviction by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or by imprison­ ment in the county jaif no( exceedIpg six months, or by both fin* nnd Imprisonment A lawful apd enforceable contract for the purchase und sale of stocks, bonds and other "brokerage” wares Is defined In the act op are also the rights of brokers', ugrnts and mer­ chants. Repeal of cevernl sections of the revised general statutes .relating to dealing in futures or margins, unlaw­ ful contracts, prosecution of purlieu to unlawful, contracts, persons in this state becoming party to contracts mude out of .otntc, jK'rsorjn not ex­ cused frotti testifying end to ilsu of evidence, prlnn facie - rvidonce ol such, contract, establishing an office where are panted price i, construc­ tion of the aaid sections, and pt-nullici for violatioti o f Lectkrnc, , » Iu Your Ford Jerking nnd Chattering? Wc hnve the remedy A UTOLINE OIL Wc guarantee to utop that jerking and chattering of your Ford— — —— If we don’t do lt«— —■■■- • ycor money back We 'drain your Ford Crank Case FREE Autoline OH c o h I s no mere than ordinary, lubricants. Silverware FREE With Gasoline * - > ’ / STUPED A FfER-nnd CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILES See our Sltukbalur Light Six,*31,115 Delivered ..................... First Hired und Myrtle Avfci �PAGE F01 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 2$, 1923 H e r R e v ised G ram m ar. BASH B A L L FOOT B A L L BASK ET B A L L T R A P SHOOTING GOLF B O W L IN G T E N N IS BOXING CHAS. L. BRITT, Editor Athletic Meet For Sports Leesburg W ill Not Be SATRDAY AND Aquatic Orange County Boys Will Be Held at in Orange-Lake Coun­ IS Being Planned Rollins College ties League is Report SUNDAYRESULTS S A T U R D A Y 'S RESULTS Florida Stale League At SL Petersburg 4, Tampa 1, ' At Orlando 7, Lakeland 2. A t Brndcntown It), Daytona !l. NatI6naT~ncag5e*®^ At At At At Chicago 10, St. Louis 8. Cincinnati 12, Pittsburgh tl. Boston 14, Philadelphia 1. Brooklyn 0, New York 7. American Longue ^At St. Louis 1, Detroit 10. At Cleveland 5, Chicago 1. — At New York 7, Boston 0. At Philadelphia *1, Washington 0. S U N D A Y ’S RESULTS Florida State League No games scheduled. American League A t Waschington 4, New York .'I. A t Detroit 0, Cleveland 1. . A t Chlcngo I, Si. Louis !1. Others not scheduled. Orlnndo .'............... ... Lakeland ....... ..... . ... ... 'Tampa .............. ..: Daytona ' ... ........... . St. Petersburg Brndcntown .......... ... -w£££*— * © 8 7 r, 5 5 r> •1 5 tl 7 7 7 American League Lost Won tl 1 Boston II r« Cleveland i 1 New York 1 3 Jlhllatlelpbiii *» 8 Detroit *> 8 Washington 1 1 Chicago 1 1 St. Louis National League \ Won Lost H it New York 8t. Louia ..... Cincinnati . Chicago Boston Philadelphia Fittahurgh Brooklyn 3 Ti *1 *1 it 1 1 1 3 t 1 •I 1 1 SUBSCRIBE FOR THE HERALD TODAY! —i . — * —---------- N --- o r t l Ji B y S e a ORLANDO, April 23.— A t a meet­ (B y F. It. Bridges, Jr.) «*W ill Piny Independent jjall the Com* M e r c h a n t s a n d M in e r s T r a n s p o r t a lio n C o . C O L L IN S COLLEGE, W IN T E R ing o f the Orange County Y. M. C. A. A lag Srnson Freight and Pm« « ^ r S e r r 4 < committee Saturday in the rooms of PAR K , Fla., April 28.— (8pcclnl)— '______ (Establish Winter Park in general and Hollins the Orlando Chnntbpr o f Comemrcc It LE li& B tfRG , April 23.1—Feeling the .Millions of Paksengtjrs C ^ & N t t n L i fee Lo*t College and Luke Virginia in par­ was decided to arrange fof. n countyneed o f n hnncball'lean) for Leusburg ticular will be the meeen for the wide athletic meet nmpn'g'tho schools From JnckrnnviHe 'frne W ay Y ® Jayson iriile OpeJVj#l__ this season a nvirtiber o f player* artdTl — A T L A N T IC -C IT Y — Florida High School nquuHc enthu­ o f the county to be held-in Kxjuisi Tuns recently pOrfeHcil thcfr plnns for BALTIM ORE, M I ) . ...... 30.116 W ASHINGTON, D. C....... 31.7! siasts on Saturday, April 28, for an Park A p rif 28th N i a g a r a F a l l s .... ...* 4 4 . 1 2 BOSTON. MASS............. 42.52 anorgnnizntion, As the Lako-Ornngc The question of two buildings in that date the 11)28 Florida State.InN E W YORK, N. Y ...... . 86.54 CHICAGO, IL L ................ 43.48 League had*its quota o f |enm* made terscholnstig . Aquatic Meet will he the county, one in Orlnndo and the P H IL A D E L PH IA , P A ..... .14.38 CLEVELAND . 0 .............. 39.31 up it wns found impossible for the PITTSBURGH. P A ......... .19.31 DETROIT, M ICH............ 41.93 held on the placed water* of Lake other some place In West Orange, was Leesburg team to affiliate with that S A V A N N A H , GA. ...... 6.01) E LM IR A, N. Y ................ 38.93 Virginia, using the Rollins College discussed hy the committee, And it M ONTREAL, P. R .......... 50.56 T o l e d o , o ..................... 4 1 . 7 1 1 organization so the local club will piny wns the unanimous Bcnno o f those] ufieinl swimming course. independent hall tAin season. As wns AUTOM OBILES CARRIED, INCLU D ING CLOSED CARS Ninteen hoys teams and twelve present that the time is now ripe to j stressed in the nhnounccmcnt o f thi Hulling* for tViltlmori' Wednesday. r«.so Pf M. Htcnmrtilp* Junlatu girls tenms nre entered In the meet, take up the matter o f providing for Aiirll I6th) Allcatmny (new) April lis t; Nnntuekri April SStli. meeting hint' Week Ihure will Iw nn the needs o f the young men ami hoys according to the statement issued Jiy KnUlnas for rhllnib’tphln Sunday. Thursday, (5.00 I\ M. Htcnnnddp hired players in the personnel of the Howard. April SSml; Persian, April ZGtli; Essex, April gutl<. Bay Greene, director of the meet, to o f the county. club hut all will be home boys. Eugene G. Duckworth, county chair­ Monts and berth on main clerk. Included, except that tickets read­ the press this morning. Tin; hoys ing to Savannah Include herth only. Extra charge for preferred space. teams registered represent* the fol­ man, presided over the meeting and Throimh tickets to principal point*. . FORT M EADE, April 23.— A t n I’ ull Information on .request nt "Ask Mr. Foster" hurrau or lowing high schools: St. Petersburg, t! osc attending were: Joe Petris, of meeting of the Fort Meade baseball J. F. WARD, Trnv. Pass. Agent C. M. H AILE. Gen. Agt. Hissborough (Tampa), George Wash­ Oakland, S. W. Goodrich, William Ticket Office and Pier, 800 K, Buy St., Jacksonville. Telephone 038 club this week Eddie Stevens wns Bingcham, A. R. Douglass, H. KcnChasing Fowl, ington Junior (Tam pa), Woodrow made working manager o f tho club, to Wilson Junior (Tam pa), Lakeland, drik Guernsey, E. J. Milehani, A. R . ! take the place or assist' the nominal Kissimmee, Orlando High and Orlan­ I in riier and Karl Lehmann. manager, Harman Head, who wns do Junior, Hartford, Daytona, St. elected to thin position at a previous Augustine, Duval, J-ccAburg., New Orlando Swimming meeting, Eddie is an old hall player. Smyrna, Winter Iluven, Winter Park, t He wns given the task o f looking a f­ f Fan Donates a Cup Fort Myers, West Palm lleach, Mi­ ? ter games, seeing tho grounds nre in ami, und.DcLmid while girls teams For the State Meet good shape, and paying o ff the play­ T T representing St. Petersburg, Hills­ ers, etc., and he has accepted the task T f borough, George Washington Junior, W IN T E R PARK, April 23.— In a and nlreudy gone to work. T Orlando High, Orlando Junior, Duval, statement here Saturday, Hay Greene, ? f W E A R E N O W O PEN FOR BUSINESS----P A Y US A V IS IT Winter Haven, Winter Park, Fort director o f the Florida State Inter* OCALA, .April 23.— The LaTte City Myers, West Palm Beach, Miami and s.cholastic Aquatic meet to ho held in ? t “ Iloniinsonittcs" turned tables on the Del,and high schools will be in the the waters o f Lake Virginia,(thin city T Ocala "W ildcats" here Saturday after­ f coining events. Remembering .the fact April 28, stated that A.' It. Douglass, T noon in the third game o f the series ? that only llftecn buya teams and nine Ford agent, manager o f Orlando, will ? and*won by the close score o f (1 to 5. T girls’ teams were entered ill the 11)22 I present a beautiful sterling cup to the Score by innings: ? Y meet and thirteen hoys’ teams and boy winning the largest number of Lake City .........100 000 230—0 10 2 ? Y nine girls’ teams participated in the points in the coming meeting. This ...... 003 000 020—5 « 3 ? 11)0 ] tnnet and eight boys teams and cup is to take the place of the one of- Ocala Y six grils’ learns swam in the initial fered last year. Mr. Douglass has be­ Batteries: Robinson, Cox and Rob­ ? Y state meet, staged iif the spring of come very much Interested in the In- inson; Williams, Kodenbnugh and Y it can sea Jly be seen that, in­ tcrschnlnstic aquatics of Floridi. and Overt sereet; umpires, Bush and Y V terest sinning Florida High Hchbol in order to aid in the development of Youngblood. Y* ............ . ? “ fishes" in the annual ccpiit is In- interest in thut-typu of high school, -Aml Guarantee Every Repair I do the W ork M yself Y erensing an the years roll hy. In fact athletics has given this cup to he add-j HEADS T H A T A R E DIF- A Y hundred dollars FEE E N T A T TH E theie is such a large entry list for thi* ed to tiie fifteen U F A L I T Y . ^ ------ _ v year’s elassie that the width o f the wnrttrnfTToplItcs now offored. Y SHOP. ' 20-2 tc 1 |;j||jus rmir.e is now being milled to t ... ’ 1x in iiider to propelly cate for the en­ Y Y would *onn collect a sutlldcid negntries. Y live charge tap reduce 'the plate cur- I YO U A lfK A L W A Y S W ELCOM E Fifteen hiunlml dollars worth of rent to zero mid the tube would epuse Y f* > mjIv< r loving clips are on stake at the to funrtion. meet. Thi' fact, imgLtmu'll as Hie Palmetto sTBfd Sun ford Aves. Second Street* “ A‘ ’grtd-leiil; ItsitlKjrYub*4*»vi fesPTI'jl'irida* H'.nte Inii-m-holtn-lfe AquaTh' Y miec will not allow a sulllereutly Idigh IA Trophy case contains more cups than negative elmrge i(( colb’t't on the grid, anv nthei c u m in the south, enhances resulting In ii very small plate cur­ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*1* ***♦♦* ♦♦♦*1*K**Z+*l*+l++l**Z*& rent reduction and weak response In the interest taken in the annual the telephone receivers. , meets, for naturally the possibility of H C I I I I I I I B R B I I I I D I B I .^ ,.:U ( U V i8 3 p c n K K D IIIl» ll8 C R M B S lB a iia E B a D n illl] ia B R I» M R ia iM ■M On tlie oilier hand, If the grid leak ■ ■ winning a cup or two for th eir'high ■B Is of too high resistance, too high ■ ■ ■■ school increases the interest tliken in ■ ■ negative charge will collect on the ■ ■ IB the different events by file par­ grid and the condition of no gild leak ■■ ticipants, Beside* the cups, gold, sil­ Takes Place of “ C” B a tte ry - w lit be approached. ver and 11r1111v.r• medals are offered for In any electrical circuit Hint has How Impodance of Flow ■■ the v. in of lirsl, id and third place n difference of potential applied to _ — ■■ ■■ It, the current that Mill How depends £■ inspect ively, in each event. Is Determined. ■■ upon tlie "Impedance" o f that circuit; ■■ The manner of the scoring of points ■■ ■■ Just ns in ilie How of water through in the v:tiiouss^'ventsls, first in swim, ■ B Fig. 13 show* a set of curve* for u pipe, the quantity of water that ■ B do the thing that I be­ The influence o f ad­ plunge nr dive, 5 points; second in a three electrode vacuum tulip elreqlt will How Mhen any given pressure BB MB ku im, idunri' or dive, 8 points; third mm Killing a grid leak resistance a* Is ntiplied depends upon how much lieve discriminating peo­ vertising* is apparent in in swim, plunge or dive, I point; first shown In Fig. 11 Imdcail of a "C ” the How ilinuigli the pipe Is Impeded ■■ ple have judged bpst. every turn o f my daily mb in relay races. It) points; senmd in battery with the dime symmetrical by tlie frlcMon of the particles of mm nlleriuiljug dlfleicure of potential ap­ mb water against the side* of the pipe They mean c^onvcn* life. I find I cannot dis­ relay rimes, li points; third in relay mb plied to ilo* grid dlrtill. and a gill list one atioiher. MB races, 2 points. Judges shall inde­ ience. It is not neces­ regard it. It is always MM There being no “ C" battery poten­ In the electrical circuit, the rela­ pendently award points up to the BM tial applied to the grid, lilt* grid .In tion between these three quantities MM sary to describe the with me, guiding me in maximum of ten for each dive ac­ Fig. It Is normally at zero potential is that tlie current which will How mb JIM thing I want. Even the cording to the following scale— for with respect to the filament. As the IS' equal to the applied differences'of my pleasures and in my MM MM promptness o f dive, 1 point; for form positive halt of the first cycle of the potential divided by tlie impedance, most intimate articles duties, telling* me what l HH where tlie current is In umperes, the alteriuitliig illfTerenee of potential Is on stand. 8 points; for form in the MM MM may be purchased with­ should eat, wear, and air, 8 points; for form on entering the Impressed upon the grid circuit—see applied illfTerenee of potential Is In MM MM water, 8 points. In case of a tie in Fig. 13 the grid Is made positive volts and the Impcdimce In ohms. (>n out embar r a s s'm c u t use and what I should MM MB seme, the team or individual having since the advertisers MM buy fo r my family. the greatest number of "first” places T i he: MM MM have given us handy ' I find that there is on shall win. Jf the team or individual MM MM is till tied, the greatest number of names. the tip o f my tongue a MM MM "second” plan's shall decide the tie. MM They mean assurance multitude o f names tlie GRID POTCfiTiAe z Then if m rcss.ny "th ird” place* shall 'TtCWO MM £ National Lengur A t New Y ork 10, Brooklyn 0. A t Pittsburgh 15, Cinciiiimti 1), A t St. I*ouis 7, Chicago 8. Others not scheduled. L E A G U E S TA N D IN G S Florida Slate League Won Lost D A Y T O N A BEACH A N D SEABREEZE Ten (her was endeavoring to mnkc FOR R E N T OR S A L E clear to tho youngster* tlie grain matIrnl tense*. “ *My father had money,' We have some bargains in summer cottagcsr and apartments, completely fur„ nished on Beach she jmlntcd out. "is fii the past team. Now, tlrnce, what t«n*o would, yon be FLO RID A COAST IN V E S TM E N T CO. employing If *yftu should sny, *JIy fa- Tel. 563-J----------- 1---------- D AYTO N A, F L A .----------- --------Atlantic Block thtfr has money’ ?*' "Thnt would bo pretense,” Ounce, very soberly.—Exchange. * Pet. .007 .583 .500 .117 .■117 .117 Pel. 1.4100 1.000 .800 .750 .000 . toil .200 .200 Pet. .857 .333 .50(1 .833 .333 .500 .533 .200 T O D A Y ’S DOINGS ‘ Florida State League Daytona at Orlnndo. • Lakeland at St. Pelersl urg. Tampa at BradeiiLown. 1 000.00 $ , GUARANTEED RO ACH K IL L E R $1,000.00 Roach Killer Kills Them L P. McCuller t x Good Tires Cheap Y CIRCUIT WITH GRID LEAK RESISTANCE ...M AGIC NAMES... lie considered and as a last resort the lento or individual shall draw for the position of first place. Daily Herald on Rule at Joe’s Smoke House, Mobley’s Drug Store anil Hunt’s Pharmacy. if QRIO PCUNIIAL . C hargc on Gr id |-A WITH RCiPCCT To FlUASIlNT * u * 4 R E D U C T IO N IN PLA.TC CU RR tN T Motion o r R.CCC IVER D IA P H R ftl* xn? Tnm |U ,1^U B -W . at the Princess Tonight and Tomorrow with respect to tlie lllameiit.- Being ‘positive with respect to the llliiinent. causes ii ccrttilti number of electrons, which are negative charges, to be attracted and caused to give iqi their negative charges to the grid. During Ilu> next nr negative half of the cycle nf t1u> (il>|il(i'll crlil potential tin1 Krlil lit timiln negative with r**>»i*c<*r to tin* Hlamcnt hut d im not low ’ the clcriron* again. Thu* it. ncgntlrti charge Ik Inillt u|i on u Krlil during Iln* t»i*b live portion o f rut’ll cycle, tin* cutuuhit In* effect o f which In to iirotlucr it decreuKe of tlh* |»hitr current, ilurliiK the period that (In’ alternating illfft'r-. cnee of potential I'lilli'il u wave Irulu In applied .to tllu p lil. After thu alternating dlffvreaoo « f potent tut applied to tin* (grld linn eeuM'd. llir Krlil ilof* not Immediately lour It* nrun! it i* charge. Tim grid Irak fnrimt u high rod (dunce path for th<- urailiviv charge of thr Kihi to li'.il. .iff down. In Um lihillii'iit *hmly. If 1)0 gj'ld leak were U*\l. lilt) Krill transposing Hits equation the Imped­ ance Is equal to tlie applied voltage divided by the current. The Imped­ ance of a vacuum tube pinto circuit. Internally between tlie Hliiment mid the plate, when the grid Is at zero poteullul, Is mi Important constant of a vncuuiu lube and Is called ttn| Inirriuil |iluti* Impedance. Tito Internal Krlil Inipfdnnee o f-a vacuum lulm.uiwl in a rmlio set nn u detector delennlm*n the Impedance of the telephone* thnt will kite best renulln when connected In thu pluto clrenlt of that purth-nlur tube. It is then not only,11m rv*Uti|nee of n pair of tvlepliopes, hut nl*n the InUurtnnre mill the distributed «ii|ini|jlf o f the winding lliul eiim*e the iiinxp mum otirrent to finer In the telephone* Tor n glvpu change In grid potential. The Internal .plate Impedance o f a vacuum tube vwte* only slightly with different plate voltage. It Is bioru un Inherent chargrtcrUtlc o f the tuba wbb'b la determined hy the design. mention o f which will bring* from some shelf nearly everything that I can use in my daily lift* and in the daily life o f my family. In every instance that name means a very d ef­ inite promise and assur­ ance o f something sub­ stantial and which * will make me feel completely satisfied about having exchanged my money for it. • Let me say a few 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 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 that it stands for a product o f ii. qualify. In speaking iv that name to the clerk I know I am asking for the best. . I am a more judicious shopper because I bny advertised goods. I pat­ ronize the shop that sells them. (This was written by a woman) r)«lt ‘Published by t(^ Salford’ IJerald in co-operation with ~\ TJie Aijievi^llvfeftciaUon of. AdvevtisingvAgeneies IlilllMMMRMPMRMMMHMIlMRBMMMMIMIMim illBIMBaHMBIII MM MM MM MM MB MM MM U �PAGE THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1923 R a is in g th e f a m ily Pa’s an urfapprcclatlve soul! a .Ih y » t e t r s y r t r o v i • ( TVAfxr's <?7 n e . K c i 's © «- 0 v m o w o O b e t o f e e ym e. tjOWoSi TO 5 L 6 . E P _ OWE O U4U.Nl M lN t S UATW /x coOP»-*v v.Ufe“S OVF. mO «? A>«D J u st THINK,Wfs jT \W S THE v e r m ^ B E .O 6 E N E R / V .I. B R O U D IE D US IT- \----- -------- IM 4 J ' " Notice of Application for Tax HOLD 'E R * NEW T SHES I AREAFDN^/ Deed Unilrr Section 573 of the tieneral DOCTC#? Statute** of the State of Florida MORLET CYXioml ft Classified Ada 1e a word. No Ad taken’ for Jena than 25c. And positively ho Claaaifled Ada charged to anyone. Cash muHt accompany all orders. Count the word* and remit arordingly. " Carda of Sanford’a Reput­ able Professional Men, each of whoa. In hia choeen pro­ fession the Herald recom­ mends to the people. George A. DeCottes FOB SALE Attorney-al-Law FARMERS— You can get seed bed Over Seminole County Bank fram‘d and irrigation plugs at the IA N F O R I) FI.OR11 Sanford Novelty Works. , 100-tfr FOR SALE Dosier and liaya' paints FRED R. W ILSO N and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Work*, Sanford agents. ATTOnNEY-AT-I.AW f'tiR .s.-tLK— Rhode Islumi eggs for First National Bank Bullying setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. SANFORD *:• FLOKI Ellsworth, Bcardnll Avenue, San­ ford. • 83-tfp JoK SALK—Lot close in, on First ELTON J. MOUGHTON street. Ilnrgnln. Apply 20(5 Park ARCHITECT Avenue. • 18-5tp 1OK SALK— Baby carriage, medium Itoom 7. Miller Bldg IANFORD -! sire, in good condition. Phone Panfntd Heights, Central Avo. FOR SALE— Modern bungalow, prac CH ELLE M AINES 5 tically new with garage and cement walks. Also five acres hummock luiul - i- LAWYER Rosily cleared on paved road. Inquire . *,.,;:/>t-Court.Hqti$c 210:i (Ink Ave. • ' * ’ ’ ‘ * * 2l-3tp FOR R E N T Cj w Exsminrd Optlei an-OptoRMlriat i l l Bast First Street Sanford. Fla. W . J. TH IG PEN Real Estate 'f we plena* you, tell others; If not, tell ua. Phone 49H "T H E S AN D PIPE R " For midsenson rates, 315 N. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach.— Mrs. L. R. Wall. Phone 900-W. 20-6tc Hilt KENT— Five room bungalow. I hone 7U-W. 21-ltp LOAN OF $7,000 W ANTED— Will pay - 1 interest for six months and a six per cent bonus to the party making (his loan. Security: All taiigil'le assets o f the business together with other securities. Money to be usi<l for additional equipment, which will increase the business 150*■,{>. If you have the money to loan, investlfc»ic this good, clean, legitimate estab­ lished business, near Orlando. For in­ ti r*iew, address M. II. B., cure San­ ford Herald. 19-tfc W ANTED your WANED— A chance to build new home before lumber gets any higher. Plans and estimates furnish­ ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 183-tfc WANTED TO BU Y— Asparagus fern *eo(l, for good clean stock will pay a good price. Address W. P, Newell ro.. Wholoaale Fern Growers, Apopka, El a. -v 279-tfc b Ks ^ 'L s following described property situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-ivit: Lot a 332 mnl 33.T Van Aradale Ost.oriii) Brokerage Co.'s Add. to Itlaek Hammock. The said land being aa* sesiied at the dale o f the is sunnee of siirh certificate in the naiuo of N. I*. Sevemon. Also; Tax Certificate No. 314, dat* ed the Till day of June, 11120, hits filed said certificate in my office and has inndu application for Tax Deed to issuc.in accordance with law. Said cer­ tificate embraces thefollowing do* . scribed land situated in Seminole i County, Florida, to wit: W 'a Lot 342 'ami all Lot 51:! Vun Arsdnlo Osborne 1Brokerage Co.'s Add. to liluck llainnmck. '* " OP THE LAW^ zLEMME B Y j ‘ SANFORD N O V E LT Y W ORKS i JUMP OVER IT !’ V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work X IN T R A L T O lt and B U IL D E R 17 Commercial Street—Sin ford. Fla. ; B. W. HERNDON IN Sl R.VNCE AGENCY FIRR--------A i n u ------- BON 1 S. 0. C3IT F E R I HOME. BRUNO! , S h in h o ls c r The said laud being assessed at the date- of the Issuance of such cert if |» ] cate in the name of N. L. Hevenson. Cnless said certificate shall be re* |denied according to law Tax Deed will issue thereon on lIn* 1st day uf May, A. D. 1025. W ITNESS my official signature and seal tins the 2lilh day of March, -AFTER FOLLOWIH^'THEl5USPHaOUS^STRAN<aE C u irtriirior and Builder TW O Bl o c k s m a r s h a l o t e y w a l k e r f \ WAS HELD u p BY AN OBSTRUCTION ON MAIN ST. ARKINt Cs M l la l i J l « | l f l l it-r.-A-i. i Pnrm« On-laii|tr«»i r d I* in ml In UMf Mi flames l.t 1iluainraa l*r*»t»rrfy tl n»Jiitrsia Cbnnrra Main tiftlre I ' h o u r 4H Ilil-N M a i m l l a Ave, Would the average citizen ask to his reception a guest with the blood of a murdered victim on his bunds? Why is Senator T, J. Knuhh, of Macclenny, allowed to mt with his fel­ lows until the affidavits made against him shall have been cleared away? If the lcgnl hours fm* a. laborer are set at eight hours each day, Imw can STE W AR T The Florist the state say that convicts shall work DR. J. T. DENTON Cut Flowers------- ----- Floral Designs ten InAirs a day? Is that not what PHYSICIAN-SURGEON may be termed “ personal legisla­ Annual and Ornamental Plants Itooms 20(5-207-208 Meisclt Building tion 7” Phone 2G0-W 814 Myrtle.Ave.— If convicts may he illegally work­ Ropms 22I5-22H ed for a turpentine camp ut the rate ten hours a day, why is it that I)R . R. M. MASON SANFORD M AC H IN E uf they are forced to labor eighty-four DENTIST C O M PAN Y hours a week in place of sixty? New MpLch Building I f a sheriff admits that he lias been jne 201 Hanford. Florida General M achine and Holler getting n rakeoff of twenty dollars WorltH for -every convict he can create, how Cylinder Grinding does he split with tin- court und the Automobile Repaint Practice limited to police? .Shall lie lie allowed to make Acolylene Welding a bog o f himself und lake the whole of Eye, Ear, Nose und Throat Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida bit? Exuniined, Blasses Fitted If Higginbotham is convicted on the Mcisch Building charge o f murder now lying against New Attraction. A man who laid been engaged to him can there be found a jury of write a circus poster suddenly found women who will add to their verdict himself at a loss for n fresh adjective. a “ recommendation to merry7" “ See here," ho said to Ids employer. If a prison Inspector knew as much “ I don't know what to say about this us n .split bean, would he nut know punther. Have you n thesaurus?" The manager of the circus looked nt about the abuses which huve been Get An Abstract Before him carried on for years? What amount with suspicion, state o ffi Buying Property "No, sir, I have not," he said, “ mid I don't think I shall do anything about getting one this year. I nevet* heard E. A. DOUGLASS, Pres. of a circus having one, either, und .I've known some good shows. Where are they raised, anyway. I'd like to krxtwT" —Pittsburg Dispatch. Phones m it h M E B Y !’ 1 IN T H E N A M E Storage Facilities Eoi: KENT— Modern apartment, also MKinrit tin.vi.Tv nnirvxT la d room, new and clean. Apply a t , i lA N P u m i i> v company FIRE, LIFE . AUTO INSURANCE 117 l.aurel Ave. 19-tfc Hilt 'RENT— Desirable housekeeping moms. Box 117. lll-fitp !* s Quick Service Transfer Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. * KIMtNISH ED HOD MR for light house keeping, 701 Magnolia ave. 18-fitel Yon can find the name of every live Business Man In Sanford la tliia Column each day. -Office 271 M isu nticr ilo o ti, lie wit* In til** llr-t week ut college, At the meeting o f ' the Confederate und when lie *\enl in the stiitlotior'a t" Veterans in New Orleans, Dr. George buy n fnmiinln pi'ii he fell desirous Harding, father of President Harding, Hull the ynimg wiittnin who nutted on expressed the hope that- there might him MuuiM kpow llml In s-i*11*• of Ills youth lie was no high school hoy. he a joint reunion of the Blue and W lioii she hundcil him a sheet nl th*1 Cray in Washington next year. paper lie wrote mi It, with tminy nour­ A little later, a Confederate delegate ishes, In a large, tnilil tmml. “ .Mina introduced a resolution which if adop­ Muter, Alum Mater,'' eight or nine ted would make joint annual reunions times. The i leil, watched him with a sim­ the rule from now oil. it is said the suggestions were not received per, ntld lit lust she spoke. “ Why don't you lei her try It her with remarkable enthusiasm, hut it self,” she suggested, "and then If II may in* that later a different. feeling doesn't mi!L of course, we'll eltutige It." will prevail. —Milwaukee, fmitiiiel. Nobody will blame the soldiers who fought on the Southern side for wish­ ing to retain their identity and tlu*ir traditions, nor the soldiers of the North for feeling the same way, yet they would set a need* d example by meeting in amity. The North and the South, even these fierce old patriarchs of, the op­ posing causes, have come to see that they have inure in common than they have in difference. They have come to see, as the yeitra rolled by, that bravery, and honor ami friendliness exist mi each side III spite o f differ? dices of opinion i»n certain subjects, Oold Found In Nova Scotia. t'ottsiil .Met'a nu at Yarmouth, N. 8., says It Is reported tlmt rich gnliPbeur* lug quartz lias been struck on property til Malega Barrens. Queen* county, lit tin* Yurtuiitiilt cotisulitr district. The prellinlnary do*clopmcnl was conclud­ ed retv ally, mnl quartz Is now being taken out amt crushed, It In also re­ ported llml o rich strike has been made In areas mi the "Smith Itohldt" lead, Malega llarretis, mid tlmt there have le iii eleven men employed nit the workings since early spring. On July 2d a shot tired iqieiied up n live-font lead or quartz showing rich gold speci­ mens. ABSTRACT CO. I< >SIT!ON W A N t^ D — UlTman 30 Tho Daily Ileruid, 15c per wook. years old; Christian;'married. Work; Lushes In the world, ore a free gift fog knowledge general banking, t t Hod to tlio people of New England transportation and mercantile lines.11- Beautiful ta Its white or slightly n.w> As long as they last I will give a Han­ E- K., care Sanford Herald. 10-Ctc itu (lower,' beautiful hi leaf und habit, ford, Florida, name plate for your the bush Is, of course, most lovely car FREE to anyone when Inden down with Its cerulean ber­ LUS1 ries—lnrj;e. tound and plump, dusted iT T s T T ^ T irA Y E irO R - S T O L E N - I TIRES A N D TUBES over with a fine soft fuxa or blood, large bay horse, stocking feet be­ and packed full almost to tho point GAS A N D OIL hind, brand on left fora shoulder; $15 of bursting with a Juice which Is mart* teward if returned toTIenry Marshall, delicious than any known nectar. The f’amoron City. 17-Gtp rli*. rich, woodsy flavor of the perfect Hot Shot and Flashlight OWNER OF GREEN hat advertised New England -blueberry Is Indescrib­ Batteries able. In It are the perfume of the in Herald can*-get aame by calling wild rose and of the clover; la matElectric Fans td this office and paying reward. tern of tha palate the savor of the blueberry la precisely whst the bellElectric Lamps NOTICE TO A L L CONCERNED: PUFF AND POWDER GIFT Uke note of the wOodthroah la In the fpr borne and automobile The Sanford Carpenter*' Local 1751 liOXES AT THE QUALITY domain oC sound, festhetlcully, aa woil aa In habitat, the two are closely “ Quality and prices bard to beat" contemplates a raise In scale to 7Bc SHOP. ’<» 20-2tc associate*!. Both sensations are Inefper beor,* taking effect May 16, 192$. fable, and qult^ wltlmut peraUri lu r.: t" 291-2Ctp and tihow the world thut it is possible for men to bo tolemnt and generous even about things oji which they arc divided, wouldn’t it help to promote peace in this sore, bickering world rix truly ns If these old men brought their wisdom to the conference tables?— St. Augustine Record. Northcllffe r.s a Boy. When Nnrthcltffc Alfred llan o* worth by name, w t* a young boy the family lived at Ht. Jolms Wood, next to g (.elect seminary for girls of twelve to sixteen, and frequently the boys' ball would bu knocked over the fence Into the seminary garden, with ensu­ ing remonstrnis'd from the principal, Once when tlsa hall came, over the fence Into tlie garden, the story goes, u graceful, dtcrk-cycd girl of thirteen look imssession of It', and when Har­ old Ilarraswortltp’lninhered after It jdia refused to give It up. - Later Alfred , literally dropped! In anil by a romblua- j tton of tact and .blarney not only got the ball but'gut. the girl's confidence i and |iroiulse to return the ball when­ ever It again casno or dr Into the gar­ den. Tradition haa It’ tbAt gig years “You’ve Put That Engine In Fine Condition-Thanks” We're proud to give efficient service to the car owner because of his cordial appreciation for work well done. Our modern machinery and equipment en­ ables uh tq tuko caro of a cat* whether it needs complute overhauling, or rebuilding, or merely Home slight adjustment of brakes or corburetor. Our methods of doing business and the very reuHonable charge we tifoke for high class work has vvou us high reputation umong motorists. REPA1U DEPARTMENT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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" ' ’ » ’S-,GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION IN THE HEART OF THE NUMBER 20 SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 VOLUME IV, NOTICE * Thin in tho Inat bulletin which will be iKsued from, Sanford thin nennon. Those desiring potato bulletins during Eighteen Inspectors Have Been Appointed and Will Report Violations TOLD HIS DEPUTIES TO GET BUSY AN D BRIJ4G IN THE MONEY m COMPLAINED OF Brutal Treatm ent o f , Prisoners OPEN NEGOTIATIONS TO BRING in Leon County Jail nnd BACK HAMMER MUR­ Was DlBchnrRed . DERESS J. D. Event,’ Bureau of 'Agricultural Economics, Hastings, Florida. Cnrlot Shipments Reported for Ed* day, April 20lh: ' . i n r The A u n rta trS • Florida—Sanford section - ............. <12 PEKING, April 21—The Chinese Gcnetal Chamber of Commerce, Union of Trades and Comcmrcial Industrial bodies In Peking hod fixcd*today for Florida—Mnnntce section .............. 12 beginning of the boycott on Japanese goods. Eighteen inspectors had been Total appointed to report violations of the boycott. I t ia planned registered goods already imported to bo placed on sale only after being labeled.. ^ Shipping Point Information for F ri­ — ------------ J ------------------------------------- --------------------------- — : ------------------- ---------------day, April both: SANFORD, FLA.: Warm, clear, llnulingi^ heavy, demand nnd move­ ment slow, market steady for good stock, weak for poor stock. Mostly poor condition. Carloads f. o. b. usual terms: 10 Inch crates Golden Self­ blanching 4-fl dox. stalks in the rough few sales, best mostly $1.50-$ 1.00, P n n n ^ and Michigan Suffering From Rising New French Strnin fc\V sales $1.25^ _ , v. $1.40, mostly around $1.25, few best Waters—Much Damage Done higher. New French Strnin nnd Gol­ den self-blanching poor quality and «O r T h r A a«netnte< l , . . . condition low ns $1.10. Many ship­ PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Manitoba, April 21.-T hc bank of the Assin- ments rolled unsold. boine river broke southwest of here a\ two o’clock this morning and loosed the torrent upon this city. The railway yards were inundnted and residential TOTAL CARLOT SHIPMENTS section invaded. Householders begun packing up to leave at any minute. ^ FROM SANFORD SECTION THIS SEASON TO ONTONAGON, Mich., April 21.—Two feet oC'wdter is running through DATE ........ ............. the main streets of this city today flooding basements and creeping up to showcases and shelves of business places. The Ontonagon river overflowed Total cnrlot shipments from Mnnntee section this season to its bunks yesterday.' Property damage totalling several thousand dollars has d a te ..................................... ■<..... 1,550 been done. More than one hundred lives saved only through quick action or Total Cnrlot shipments from San­ rescuers. ford* last senson to date...... x2,96l Total cnrlot shipment from Man­ atee last season to date .......1,082 x—Error in yesterday’s total. WELL REQUEST APTINVESTIGATION INTO THE DEATH STANDARD P A C K REPORT ADVERSELY ON ANY COMBINATION IN RESTRAINT OF TRADE / OF ORLANDO HOY IN REFORMA­ TORY AT IONIA. MICH­ IGAN And Bettor Shipping and Grow­ ing Conditions Should Be Ob­ tainable Thru Organization Friday’s meeting of the Chamber (H r T h e A aa*«U «ed P eaaal . ORLANDO, April 21.—A request of t Commerce wns well attended by TALLAHASSEE, April 21—Sheriff WASHINGTON. April 21.—An pre for nn investigation of tho death of both the business men and growers of Jones instructed him nnd other depu­ liminury to formal request for extra Frank Patterson, 21, in the reforma­ ties of Leon county to "gut busy for the city. Tho agitation for nn organ­ dltinn tho Stnto Department has do tory nt Ionia, Mich., will bo made, it this means money for me,” after he wns stated here by the fnthfcr, James ization of growers has prompted a to open negotiotions with the had made a contfnet wit hthe Put­ cidcd •Honduran V t ... ..nt . t » Aalnliltan I ItO government-to establish the Patterson. He said he had received great jlenl of interest In the efforts nam Lumber Company to receive $20 two letters from inmates of tho Mich* i being mndp by the Chamber of Com* identity of o'suspect residing in Teg­ for each prisoner leased to tho com­ igan institution concerning alleged, tnorco to perfect such an organizaucigalpa nnd believed to Iks Mrs. Clarn pany, Jerry Poppel, former Jailer de­ L'ifcumstnncca of his son’s death, one I tion. Phillips, convicted hamcinr murderess clared to tjie legislativo ^committee who escaped from jnll at Los Angeles. told of nu alleged beating administer- ’ , A, report wns rend at the meeting inquiring into ,the death of Martin id young Patterson and t|io second from the Special Committee of ship­ The department decision was reach­ Tabert and other reported* brutalities told of tho death of Patterson. He pers who had considered the proposi­ ed ns a result of n request from the to prisoners. Poppel said he was said the body was expected to arrive tion previously submitted to them. governor of California. The first jailer for twenty years nnd wan dis­ hero Into today. ~ * step will bo to request the IJIondurnn They reported adversely on the pro­ charged after serving under Jones for government to hold, the suspect pend­ position ns it effected tho organization two years because he complnlncd of ing extradition. Such request it wns of n central organization of shippers, “brutal treatment of prisoners in said will be made of Tegucigalpa au­ contending thnt it waz in conflict with jail." He testified that the sheriff inthorities by the Aniericnn minister the provisions of the Sherman Antisrtuctcd him to persuade all prisoners tiust Law, which prohibits any com­ there. « * “ to plead guilty. Poppel, in answer to bination of interests in restraint of direct questions, said the county, trade. The, unusually low' prices Many Conventions judge, Willis, sheriff, nnd nil depu­ which have prevailed this season, ac­ ties got drunk • frequently. Asked Held in Santord cording to the "shippers, are dUis to the how it happened Judge Willis was TALLAHASSEE, April 21.—The poor quality _ _ of celery, which in nvnilnblo for Impromptu night trials During the Season house left the very first of its batch ,)(|M ^ <l>n cnUMH| by numerous Telegraphic Reports from Important Poppel dcclnrcd “ho was around the of prohibition hills unfinished today,: nni, plnnt diseases, which ha« Markets court house n good deni with his Trap Shooters Wfij llring Rig Crowd nnd went home for tho week-end re further aggravated by the enormous PITTSBURGH: «2°,blear. 12 Fin. demijohn.” ' • • Here production. The committee,, -^hlch arrived, 20 cars on track including Kxnetlythirtooii bills, designated to composed the representative shippers broken. Opening Sn turdny: Sup­ TALLAHASSEE, April 21.—le g ­ Since the first of th<f year Sanford place a hormotical seal on John Bar­ of Sanford, submitted a counter prop­ islative investigation og the death has had Jhe pleasure -of entertaining Renewed Assurances for Rights and Protection of plies moderate, demand _ and move­ leycorn's casket, have been reported osition to the effect that in order to ment steady. Florida, 10 inch crates, of Martin Tabert, of North Dakota, the California party, the State Con­ favorably by the tcnqwrence commit­ bring about the reformation desired . Foreigners Are Made quality and condition mostly Inferior was resumed here today, with thu ference of the Nntionnl Federation of s * — I anti decayed, New French Strain and tee. They ranged all the way from by the growers, that tho grow er or­ presentation of eight and possibly Women’s Clubs, the Midland Medical 1 , m » T h r a .sn in a te a r r r a a i Golden Sclf-blnnrhlng 3-0 doz. stalks one that would make it absolutely ganize an nsoeintlon whose member­ more wltnesse* by representatives of Ansoclation nnd the Florida annual WASHINGTON, April 2 |.—The long controversy between the Unite. $2.00-$2.25, few good quality and con­ “unlawful" for a sheriff or deputy ship would represent nt least eighty North Dakota, In an effort to meeting of the Women’s Missionary States nnd the Ohrcgon government iti Mexico iins reached the stage regarded dition $2.6<>-$3.00; 8 doz. stalks $1.50- either tnke a drink, give away or per cent of the-acreage,' and that tho strengthen their charges that the $2.00, few good quality nnd coqditton sell intoxicating liquor, through meas­ capitalisation of such organisation be youngster died In'tho private convict ures to make it compulsory to give aufiefient to provide whatever finan­ mostly $2.50. camp of tho Putnam Lumber Com­ BALTIMORE: C2°, clear. 2 Fin. bootleggers n jail sentence and to cial assistance might be required by pany nt Clara, Fla., ns the result of iisvviiu>i>r, ---* of Ohrcgon by this government has been sent to nrrivc(1> o r, con),igned. 15 ears on disenfranchise whiskey law violators, tho growers. Tho committee contend­ an alleged brutal flogging ndmlnla-, pronounced one of the most profitable been received by officials here us impurtunt step in r ig » ‘ ’ lrBcll Including broken. Opening on to the hill prescribing a news pro- ed that the adverse conditions in mar-» tered by Walter Higginbotham, in­ and enjoyable of any previously held. views of Washington on the subject has been made to t bn.gi SummerHn r nn,| c|08|ng Friday. Sup- rvdure for the Issuance of search kvting which had been experienced stead of pneumonia, superinduced by These conventions hnve been handled the American embassy in Mexico City nnd discussions are in progress then, plies moderate, demand druggy, move­ warrants. It wns the latter that the this year could be greatly improved n social d(seaae, as claimed by the by the tourist nnd convention comimt- which are expected to lend to n public announcement in a few days. if the growers would adopt a stan­ ment slow, market dull. Florida 10 house labored on today. company. ' This measure described ns a com­ dard puck and refuse to ship any tec of *lho Chamber of Commerce, inch crates Golden Self-Blanching 4-fi The legislative committee which which is now making arrnngcftients WINNIPEG April 21.—Flood conditions at Portage La Prairie where doz. stalks best $2.25-$2.50, others mittee substitute for the uuthor’s product that would not conform to the has been holding hearings during the for the entrytuinment of the Annuul thec Asslnilionc Aaalnibonc river overflowed the hanks is reported serious today. Rad- quality fuir $1.75-$2.00; 8-10 dozen plan, hews to the constitutional line specifications promulgated by tbo U. river over past week, remained in recess today, State Encampment of the United iij. the requirements for the issuance S. Buienu of Markets. Rhe commit­ h.I yards and residential sections were swept by the flood and residents stalks $1.50-$ 1.75. ro pending the arrival of the remaining Spanish War Veterans to In* held in ie{| Jaw boats to gain places of safety. Tho conditions at Brandon are reof a search warrant and then broad­ tee’s report ulso strongly urgod the NEW YORK: fifl \ dear. 7 Florida used row witnesses. Sanford May 7-t>. This convention Wns ported intprov,'c.l, water having dropped a foot and a half in the last twelve, arrived, supplies limited, demand and ens over many sections to make its co-operation of all the shippers In the Assistant Attorney General G. invited to Sanford by the locnl Theo­ . .section with the County Agent and movement limited, market • rather service easier. hours. Grimson of North Dakota, wns au­ dore Roosevelt Camp No. 1.1 nnd it is As the bill was left today, its 21 the Chamber of Commerce to raioo dull. Florida 10 inch crates soma or­ thority for the statement this after­ expected that «t least 400 members, dinary condition, yellow Now French sections provide that nn officer prop­ funds for methods to ellminato insect Tam O’Shanter Baiid noon that ho noW intends tq take the representing the • various camps in Resolutions and struln and golden self-blnnching mix­ erly armed with a warrant.may brenk pests niul plnnt diseases. The perfec­ testimony of Dr. T. Capers Jones, Florida will bo In Sanford. In addi­ Thanks by M. E. La­ Rendered Fine Concert ed 3-0 doz. stalks l*est $2.00-$2.25; into nny building when received per­ tion of an organisation of growart physician for the lumber company, tion the commnnder-in-chicf, P. Enin C. Park Last Night few high ns $2.50; condition ordinary mission with the exception of dwell­ with its varied problems Is perhaps dies Success of Meet that if Tabert was given 50 blows tnnza of tho U. I*. W. V. will be the t $1.00-$1.50; 8, doz. stalks best $1.25- ing houses u n tig h t, and a warrant the woightest problmo that has ever in the condition he wns In, he would honored guest of this occasion. Mrs. The Tam O’Shnntor Indies Band, nn $1.50, poorer low us , 75c. Auction may either be served on the person been submitted to the Chamber of * On brhulf of the Woman’s Mission­ have certainly died, and attempt to Lucille Drago, president general of ary Society, Jhe members nnd friends organization of Sanford girls and sales: ordinary condition 4-fl doz. named therein, or In his absence, on Commerce to uulve. It is confidently show further that he received ns the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Unit­ of the Methodist churrh, I wish to women, gave n very creditable con­ stalks $1.40r$L50; 8 doz. stnlks 70c, the occupent of the premises. These exjxjeted, however, that as a result many as 100 or 128 lashes. A negro ed Spanish War Veterans will also express our grutitude for the muny cert in Central Park Friday evening. wusty all sikes 35c-75c; green $2.50. were the provisions about which the of organized effort with the Chamber named Johnson, a former inmate of attend the Sanford Reunion. CINCINNATI: 07°, partly cloudy. house wrangled today, and with every of Commerce, a great many of tho^ helpful things done to make for the This hand wus organized last Septem­ the logging camp, and n former On May 17, 18, and 10, the eighth success and pleasure of the Woman’s ber und the opening concert was given No carlot arrivals, 2 cars qn track in­ effort to weaken them, Representative evils which hnve proven disastrous guard, will teatify, he said, that the annual Florida state .'championship Missionary Conference held here dur­ last Fehrunry. The concert last night cluding broken. Closing Friday and Wqeks of Holmes county wns on the to the growers of this section, will be boy was given that many blows, and trap shooting tournament will ho held floor, wanting to know why the ap­ eliminated. ing the past week. Every one went showed thnt the mcmBeri are ranking opening Saturday. Supplies moder­ that furthermore If hia body is now in Sanford, under the auspices of the away saying, “This has liecn thu b est! remurknble progress under tho lead- ate, demand and movement very slow, prehension. Representative Taylor Attention of the meeting was also buried in the community cemetery of local Roil and Gun Club. This meet •inference wo have ever had. \Ve erzhip of Bandmaster Edgar A. Ball, market dull. Florida 10 Inch crates of Highlands, chairman of the tem­ clllod to the need of the High School Clara as testified by witnesses for the will bring to Sanford a large number aro in lovo with Sunford und her peo­ who is also in charge of the Municipal various varieties In the rough 4-0 doz. perance committee, explained a t the Athletic Association for additional lumber company, It has been dialn- of marksmen of national reputation. Band. A ----------fenturc in ifii; -program wns niu s\ulk.i $2.25 outset that the measure took every funds. Professor Cooper, Manager of in .i ggenerally v m i w M j fair quality ' safeguard to protect the constitution­ teided, aa they helped bury him un­ Elaborate arrangements are being ple.” saxophone and cornet duct of the j r,0, best ntosAy $2.50. 1. To The Herald for generous the High School Athletics, asked the der a sapling along -the road near mado for the entertainment of both Schlrard Rrothcrs, who were forced PHILADELPHIA: 01°, clenr. One al rights of law abiding citizens hut Chamber of Commerce to tako prompt space for publicity. • thnt U held little encouragement J o r Clara. They will testify, Mr. Crimson of these orgunlrntlons. 2. ' Thu Elder Springs Water Com­to respond to nn encore. Miss Helen Florida arrived, 4 cars on track In­ action In raising tho balance of the stated, that the boy’s noso was broken pany for water furnished during the Witte, accompanied by tho band, gave cluding broken. No fresh offerings. the bootlegger. Tho bill carries a provision for any money needed to pay off obligations and that his head, and body bore The work*on thi< Woman’s Club is session. u veryt excellent baritone solo. The Mo sales. before Commencement, Hia sugges­ whippingtUlcw amf cmf cmfwvbgkq going ahead and this splendid build­ CHICAGO: 679, cloudy, fl Flori­ officer who “wilfully exceeds his au­ tion was strongly supported by Pro­ 3. To tho Ball Hardware Company marked improvement of the band was bruises and lacerations from the ing will soon be a thing of beauty for the use of water cooler. the cause o f -many favorable com­ da arrived, 37 cars on track Including thority or exercises it tvith Unnec­ fessor T. W. Lawton, Superintendent whipping. r and a joy to the members and the 4. To Mr. Stewart, Mra. Wright, ments from the Sanford pcoplo, who broken. Supplies heavy, demand and essary msverity." Mr. Btokes took the attitude that of Public Instruction, who alto urged An important witness promised by city generally. Just now the ladles Mrs. Ginn and Mrs. Went for beauti­ turned out in large numbers to henr movement slow, market slightly weak­ that a vote' of thanks be extended Mr. Grimson was Dr. G. T. Baughan are asking for donations to help finish them, and they arc elated thnt the er, prices slightly lower. Florida 10 failure to return the search warrant Professor Cooper for the efforts he ful flowers. of this city, who examined Tabert up­ the building and 'they are meeting 5. *To members of other churches city now has tho unique distinction nch crates fair condition Golden Self- within the prescribed time would on his arraat her# for beating hia wpy with a most generous response from who generously entertained delegates. of having the only ladies band In the blenching 4-0 dos, stalks $2.00-$2.2*r>, como within the meaning of these bad expended in building up ,the as­ sociation, and which In'tum had been on a freight .train, and before he was all tho citizens. mostly $2.00; New French Strain terms, but Mr. Taylor said it was like responsible for the football and other ' Also to the ladies of other churches state.'' sent to the private camp. Dr. Baughn $1.75-$2.00, few lo wns $1.60; 8 d4z. making it prims facio evidence of as­ teams during the present school year. who mado it possible for delegates to will testify, according to Mr. Grimson, tho f committee la expected U. take get meals convenient to the church. stnlks 11.25,11.60; 2Vi and 3 dos. sault and battery of a man carrying The meeting gave Professor Cooper a Four Prohibition; that hia examination disclosed no evi­ action towards disinterring hia re­ a perfumed handkerrhlef. stalks mostly aruund $2.00. fl. To the Bridge Company for free * The temperance bills still remain rising vote of thank* -and it was dence of asocial disease. Officers Suspended mains nnd give him a “decent” burial tolls to Enterprise;. The witnesses being brought here as authorized by the legislature. V a special order of business for tho njoved that each member of the Mr#. Anthony Wayne 7. To the Qity Manager, M>d, Band i For. Shooting Car lower body when it comes hack to Chamber ,of Commerce .be to testify Cbey saw Tabert receive tlmato disposition of the body will Master for postponing concert $5.00 to secure the funds neededCook of PaM Elected more than 100 blowe are designed to await word from the boy’s mother. work Monday. . g. To the Sanford Chamber of Vice-President Holly, who presided la substantiate the testimony of other WASlflNGTON, April 21.—Four Commerce, for the trip to Enterprise, Mr. Crimson telegraphed her last President of D. A. R. the absence of President Connolly, wltnzaea p r o d uuccd by Mr. Grims.jp nigh* |n thM connection. Mrs. Ta- and the beautiful banner welcoming South Carolina prohibition agents Earthquake Reported eloquently pleaded for a publicity,ta* Ueague in ths prosecution, and hia cbUeaa jhe conference. to our city. In be­ who shot at an automobile containing bert has already requested, g r e y e r , fund, and the establishment of a com­ In Karoschatka Assistant Attorney General KnceWAi/lfliftlTSr Mr» he said, that the body, bo not disinter­ stowing this honor of special greet­ two young womfcn Y. W. C^-A. work­ cheat, which woold provide fhaw, giving the number of blows all With Biff Losses munity red ipdesa positive identification can ing you have blazed the w*y f«r oth ers on the Greenville-Asheville Pike Anthony Wayne Cook, pf Pennsyl funds to finance every worthy .pur­ the way from 60 to more than 100. cr bodies to follow suit; members of April 8, were suspended fpr sixty days vania, was declared elected president be hrndc, .For this pm yoaajlr. Crim­ pose and relieve the boalneoa Witnesses i or the lumber company ( H r T h e A s m O s I M <**• — > conference council having remarkod today by Commissioner Haynes. The general of the Daughters of Amerl from the many demands for contribu­ son co m m u tated with ° Mvn c, b ’ N’ MOSCOW, April 21—Russian news­ oh the other hand, have .testified thnt D„ dentist, with a view to getting a that In no town or city had they’re practice of promiscuous shooting by can Revolution alter one of the bit­ papers report an earthquake April tions which are constantly made upon he received only # few lashes, some­ terest election contests in the histqry - celved such a royal welcome frpm any prohibition agents at suspected auto­ * * where betflrpen « and 11. Biggin- shart of ids .teeth. of the society. * She received nine 18, a t I’otropavlovsk in Kamtchatka. them. mobiles was e*ld at Haynes office, Chamber of Commerce. Honor to, Ths Tabert case disposed of, ,the ' ------------- . - - — which carried into sea two factories, bothnm himself, tentlylng that he and blessings on our Chamber of was not approved of and Iprffcouth hundred and forty votes against seven Getting old la' Just a alow proem jgpvt 'th# boy only 6 or 8 “fcntle committee has before lta.U ft.of oth- Commerce. Carolina cases it proponed eel an ex­ hundred and seventy-nine (or only hospital and several honsea. Tho o f ‘reaching the pula* where »U tt c r T io r te d convict.. obtme* * in the blows. ample for prohibition aganU through opponent, Mrs. G. -Wallace Hanger, of number of casualties have not yet MRS. W. J. CARPENTER. new books seem rotted. been learned. “With the expected conclusion of state, grew «Ht of the making pub­ Washington. ‘ ' . ! Chairman of Publicity. out the country. 1. * , -I lic of the North Dakota boy s death. S e sv w hearing of the V .b c r t <Use. today. eSntrvl ► .• ; • <nr The A M M h trl P r w tt III* T h r A n s r l i 1 r 4 P rr« » ) 4,052 LONG CONTROVERSY BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND MEXICO WILL SOON BE SETTLED f * *v f. .; ./A ,i r*,. r‘ e I ■ THIRTEEN BILLS ON. PROHIBITION ARE REPORTED �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRILv?0, 1923 f»AGE EIGHT mattreai troubles phou» •!WMAGRtiDER-BLEDSOE. Miss M argaret Haven, of DcLand, Irish Iregulars . . For , lG-Dte A beautiful event of last.evening who ban been rpending some time Attacked Steamer here, leaves tomorrow for a short visit was the marriage of Miss Sue Eddim — T O N I G H T ____ McKlnnon-Markv.ood Company wi Blcdcoe, daughter of Mr. nnd M ra.J. home returning hero Monday. On River Suir carry a complete line of Interwove MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor D. Mngrudcr, to Mr. Horace Elbe POLA NEGS i Socks. . ' Phone 217-W Mr. and Mra. George DoCottes and Rledsoe, of Ocala, which was solem­ Steamer Escaped Without any Ca* I f r « m h m r a n y frli-Bi!* v l . l t l n r t u b In her first American-m^ — If j c . u a r c k k I h r I m j i v b r r o o r r n m t n K Frederick Bell are pleasantly located nized nt 8 o’clock at the home of the unities The Conners Farms O k c e c i r o b e e B o m ,- , o r I f j l m n r r r n l r r l n l i i l n t : , o r l l r bride on East Central avenue. a t tho Montezuma, until they build Picture— m |t,M,( i.I r a n i t o f b l * < t r n n r t i : i r n l . ( I i I i i k a;c shipping two carlond3 of beans S r l o l U . o r I r l f p b i m r i S r f i r m . I t w i l l their new home. The rooms of the lower floor of the tll y T h e .-.m o rU Ird P rra aJ nnd pcppcrc daily. h r R t r n l l r nppr« rln tr il. residence, which open cnstiile, were LONDON, April 20.—Irish irregu­ of Kansas City, Mo. artistically decorated with cut flow­ lars attacked a Waterford fish guard SOCIAL CALENDAR ers rgninrt a background of' green­ jnr-engcr steamer of the Great Wes­ ery’. In the living room where the tern as sho was proceeding slowly Friday—Mrs. S. B arrett will ontcrdown the river Suir from Waterford ceremony took place a green nnd • tain the memtars of the Mcrrio white color motif was carried out. snya nn Evening Hewn dispatch from Matrons Bridge Club. D. G. Hunt, of Macon, Ga., Is mak­ Before the bny window was nn im­ Fishguard. The steamer escaped with­ Carload of the finest bananas nnd nj)Friday—Mrs. George Knight will en­ ing his headquarters nt the Montc- provised nitnr of greonry, palms and out casualties. plcs has just crrlvod, nnd will be sold Froduecd _by, Geo, Fitzmanyir^ tertain the members of the F ort­ lUma while in the city attending to ferns were banked in the corners and ford, Mrs. B. TBeachnm, Jr., Miss -fr-jm Hw cor at -tlw clicapr." I prices. TJenutlful, flashing, seducths ht*. nightly Bridge Club. business. nn .cither aide uxf tha- whito-knedintr Jlalau—Toiford—aml-Mr.—MeKay—re» Tlio Daily Herald, lfic par Bananas sold by bunch or dozen; np- oirio of n thousand lovc-triumphu. --------- Friday—Methodist—MknrfrmnTy— <hrr -‘ ' ccived. * pics sold by bushel sack and half; here’s Poln Nefrri in the brflHaat Miss Adelaide Boyngc, who in bcr.rh whicli d'r.a twlpcd with'nnparaferenre, morning session. During tho reception hour refreshguo fern. There were tall floor bas­ rack.* Also finest Florida tomatoes j slory and gorgeous setting spending the winter nt Tangerine, is Saturday—Mr**. W. .1. Thigpen will the guest of Mrs. Raymond Key for kets on ralla-lilies tied with white mentn were served in tliC dining room. sold nt cheap prices. wc:» made for. A modern worn* tulle, nnd just back of these were a r­ Tile dining room table was laid with entertain the members of the Every tho day. of fnthion, luring .men with he “VISIT 01)R CAR” ranged white wicker cnndatnhra hold­ nn embroidered cloth over pink nnd Wock Bridge Club at her home on ailkcn charm*, till nt Inst d* Mr. nnd Mrs. J. II. Hintermister ing white tapers. In the center of the centered with n large crystal basket Park avenue. Corner First Street and Oak Avenue i Monday—Pipe Organ . Club meets and children motored to Daytona mantle was a crystal banket of white of pink premier roses, the handle of with Mrs. A. M. Phillips nnd Mrs. Beach yesterday, where Mrs. Hinter­ carnations and greenery, and on which was tied with pir.k tulle. The W. D. Gardner, a t the Wclakn mister nnd children will spend some either side white tapers in crystal bride’s cake wna arranged at ono end time with friends. Mr. Hintermister holders. Asparagus fern was twined and around thin were rose hudfl and EXTRAS, ALSO Lopby a t 3:30 j>. m. smilnx, on the corners were pir.k tap­ over the windows and doorways, icturnrd home Inst evening. Mondny—Westminster Club meets r.t Ju st before tho ceremony Miss ers in crystal houders. Tho chan­ four o’clock nt the home of Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W.. White, who delier was covered with asparagus L.,1. Frnzicr on Celery Avc. have been here attending the Wani- Mnry Gilchrist sang Cadmans “At fern nnd atcramers of thy fern nnd Tuesday—Mrs. George Knight will nn’s Missionary Conference ut the Dawning" and DeKovcns ’‘Oh Prom­ entertain the members of the Tues­ Methodist church, nnd were tho ise Me," accompanied by Mr. William tulle wcr6 caught nt the corner of Ihc day Duplicate Bridge Club at 3:30 guests uf Mrs. W. S. Thornton, leave Branch, who rendered the Bridnl tnhle. Brick ice cream with n henrt mould­ P. M. • this afternoon for their home in Chorus from Lohengrin, aa a proces­ ed in tho center, with individual heart sional. Tuesday—St. Agnes Guild will have Ocnln. cautlfy Your Complexion shaped cakes Iced in white and deco­ special meeting nt the home of Mrif. At the appointed hour Miss Mamie In Ten Days Mrs. W. D. Wilson and liltlo son, Barr, Mis* Louise Holt, Miss Nell Mc­ rated in pink nnd green, salted nul'a Claude Derby, on Magnolia Avc., nt Scientists long ago discovered Billie, of Fort Myers, who hnve been Kinney nnd Misa Knte McKinney nnd green nnd pink mints were served. and combined in Nadlnola Crtam 8 P. M. those elements which bleach tho Miss Hattnbct llyor, Miss Claire 'Friday—Peter Si haul will give n the guenta of Mm. Fred Dnigor, all formed an aisle holding white ribbons skin, remove tan, freckles, pimRobinson, Miss Grace Holt, Mian Everybody Come this v.'felc, leave this afternoon for for the bridnl party, which descended script dance at the Valdes from 0 les nnd blackheads, and pro1203 ^ Mary Branham, Mist M nrgaritc-Rob­ Ocala, where they will I k j the guests uco that smooth, satin-Uko the stairway. Mrs. II. Ilcacham, Jr., to 1 P. M. TOl) RN AMENT texture so much admired. of her uncle and aunt, Mr. nnd Mrs. matron of honor came first, followed inson nnd Miss Eva McQuartcra as­ pd.-sut r*.. F. C. Halo was among the business C. W. White. They will lie accom­ by Mica Helen Telford, cousin of the sisted in nerving. *B y its own virtues Nadlnola LOT SALE Cnam removes impurities and visitors arriving here yesterday from panied by Mrs.-Daigcr and Frederick, bride, as maid of honor, then the ring On the screened porch which was leaves tho skin dear, healthy Jacksonville. who will spend tho week there. FOOT RACING benrer, Jack lluice, the flower girl, decorated in yellow nnd green, cor- IN THE DEMANDED SILIIOU-and bcautifuL opsis nnd daisies being used, Mrs. D. Guarantee and directions in Dorothy Fleetwood, proceeded the ETTES THIRTEEN BRIDGE C Ll’B. Jacksonville was represented here each package. Two sizes, 60c. Come Early and Stay bride who entered with her fnther It. Ellerbe nnd Mrs. Frank Fleetwood For lb" firrt froclspictured, nothing and $1.00, at your toilet counter. yesterday by 11. I.. Whitlock and An interesting social event of yes­ who gave her in marriage. served punch. , could lie snvirtrr than wool Jersey, say. All Day John W. Rngadaly. terday rffternoon was the bridge party Others who assisted in looking nfter ■ in light lictm.a. The buttons and braid Before the altar in the living room trimming could Ire of reddish brown given by Mrs. E. F. Housholder, nt they were met by the officiating tho pleasure of tho guests were Mrs. I rilk. The ilrrfrt.closes at the left tide A. J. Brown, of Arcadia, in : her home on. Ninth street, when she clergyman, Dr. It. L. Telford, of Rich­ Chester Magruder, Mrs. 8. E. Ives, from, and is slashed cither side of the among the business visitors here yes entertained the members of the Thir­ center front lo disclose a vest of sclfmond, Ky., uncle of the bride, and the Sr., Mrs. Flora Mastengale, Mrs. V. mrtctiM. The panels may lie lined teen Bridge Club. terday. bridegroom nnd his best man, M r.; \V. Estes, Mrs. W. W. Yothern, Mrs. wiiii romrasting material, if desired. Exquisite Radiance Roses were used Robert McKay, of Ocala, and here the J. P. Holbrook, Mra. Irma.' Rogers, Medium size requires J yards 51-inch E. A. Wiles, of St. Augustine, is in the rooms where the card table* Mrs. C. I*. Brundapc ar.d Miss May Jersey. impressive ceremony was field. Wot I or rilk ertp' is soft and pretty ’ spending a few days here on a busi­ were arranged. . Sloan. for t! .• very grace.’t l frock to the right. The bride was lovely in her wedding A .spirited game of bridge was plnyness mission. loiter in tho evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Hi , sine is at the tight side and the o-l during the afternoon, high score be­ gown of white crepe de chine, a drap­ Bledsoe left for a motor trip return­ r.lrv'i-s, which .ire- . tinched to a frnnting made by Mrs. 1). P. Drummond, ed model and beaded in pearls. Her ing to Orlando for a few days before i ;• ;.uig tindcrlwdy, may be Ion;; and Mrs. David Caldwell or lonj nnd gathered into , long court train M l from her Hholdwho wan awarded n late book. friends arc spending g >irg to Ocala where they will make narrow riifthand*. The gathcri'd panels ers. Her bridal veil of tulle was At the conclusion of the card game, nt Orlando. f.,t| i-i pr.inir below the hem nnd there their home. __ the-hostess served n delicious salad band 'd and held i:i place with real •i> to y beaded girdle to define the Mrs. Bledsoe traveled in a navy coin so followed by by an ice course. otnrge blossoms. She cj.rrie I a show- blue chinrilln satin deers with becom­ v .'in* -fine. Mctlitnn size requires 6) £ I. It! inch material. Mrs. Housbohier'a guests were Mrs. or bouquet of bride’s loses and valley i n g gray hut and nccuasui iv* to ; :•>I'j-O 'loili'l: 1‘irtori.tl Review Dress II, P. Drummond, Mrs. W. C. Hill, N«, 120.) kizes, 31 to It) inchci bust. ' .Tintilt. The matron of honor wore an a t­ ( The bride is n charming and accom- I’i W', 35 cents. ‘ Mrs. Charles Ilritt, Mrs. M. H. Wig­ Second Moilel: Dress No. 1361. Next lo Princess Theatre John W. Ross, of Jacksonville, is in gins. Mrs; Harry II. Lewis, Mrs. Brax­ tractive gown of lavender crepe dc piMied young woman. She attend'd kinw, 31 to 16 inches bust. Price, 35 the eily transacting business and is ton Perkins, Mrs. Frank Miller and chine and georgette with a snslt and I.nuisbuig Seminary, Lou inburg, Va ■ D a n iE S D a a c n a r.e s a e c in n B iin ^ B iu a c a E E s n a B a iiB o a iia n B U iii cents. i -Ifr* bandeau of silver ribbon, and carried Mrs. Roy Chittenden. stopping at the Montezuma. nnd for the»past three yearn hits l»$i:n soloist in the Baptist church. .She B s n in E B a i v c n a a a r i z n r a r r i E z n x c R i i a c ^ n a u R B n E u u i i m e n n s u i i n r c r E a T i y t r n a r ^ z i t r n u a a c a c c c r c 1has been prominent in musical and , social eiri 'es and lias a wide circle of 1 Store in Florida i fiicnd'i v.h'i wish her every happiness 10 Stores in Georgia in her married life. Mr. Hledson in prominent in huni| ness and social circles in bis home city, lie is manager of the McRny A Two-Dnv Special Sale of Unusual Importance. To stimulate our warm Kuraituie <’•>. During the world war offer, unrestricted, your choice of any Frock in our Dress Department, or ; he served abroad with Y. M. C. A. linery Department at special reduced prices for these two days only. workers. Phone 127 Sanford’s New Store Among the out of town guests were Rev. nnd Mrs. L. Tcdford, «.r Richinond, ICy.; Mrs. It. T - Cwlnne, of Covington, tin.; Mis. W. A .Hudson, o f Jnrh.-nm’illi!, nod Mrs. Julian Tor­ ' rns, o f Wuycroas, Cla.—Orlando Son­ ! tir.cl. SOCIETY Daily Fashion Hint APRIL 21, 1923 S R O U T H - B A K E R Y ! Featuring Printed Crepes, Kordctte Silk, Flat Crepe, Persian Prints, Clantons and others. Fnnhioned iu combinations of two lone muterials; pome in the !» piece model, the little coat or cape tiled . Olhui.s in pretty pleated models: $22.50 19.75 17.50 1-1.50 DRESSES ',/ FROCKS */ FROCKS DRESSES («v ... Others reduced accordingly In Imported nnd Domestic.(lintfhams, Linens, Voiles, Swissea, Ratines, Organdies and Lin­ ens with hand drawn collars and cuffs. Also other unusual models prettily trimmed in the season’s most fashionable colorings: Daily Fashion Hint JS.75 MODELS CHILDREN’S W HITE CANVAS 1-Strap PUM P ..$1.75 16.75 MODELS MISSES’ 1-STRAP PAT. PUMP 7.!* . DRESSES MISSES’ 1-STRAP BLACK KID PUMP 6.95 DRESSES LADIES’ W HITE CANVAS 1-STRAP PUMP LADIES’ W HITE EVE CLOTH 1-STRAP. PUM P LADIES’ BLACK OXFORDS LADIES’ BLACK AND BROWN 1-Strap PUMP..$3,50 chnnuing selection of ready-to-wear Street Hats in all wanted materials and col­ ors. Medium and rmall A shapes. $9.75 Quality ... $7.95 Of unusual beauty. Large Dashing Sport Hata in soft Picture Hats for Dresti and new Straw uml Silk materials. s mall hats for street wear. A Specially deoignod for the out­ large selection in silk and doors, whether it ha for ffolf •itruw combinations delight­ or motorinff. We feel sure to fully trimmed in flowers or please. ornament: $6.95 Grades r « ...$5.50 $22.50 Grades r d $17.45 7.95 Quality r<<.... 6.50 5.95 Grades r ".... 4.95 19.75 Grades fa 16.50 6.95 Quality •>/.... 5.95 16.50 Grades 7/ ‘ 13.75 4.95 Grades (a.... '3.95 Others reduced Othcra substan tially reduced/ 4 WHEHE STYLE REIGNS” LADIES’ PAT. 1-STRAP PUMP MEN’S BROWN BAL. OR BLUCHER MEN’S GUN METAL BAL OXFORDS MEN’S BROWN BAL. OR BLU. OXFORDS • Others reduced , . . Jj .The Post O ffice is N ext Door to U s” ■ l® ^ - n B a * a ik a c x s r .a iB a « |is » s s s s s s s « s iia s a s s B * K S B B B « B S B S s B s s » First Street SELLS IT FOR LESS ^ ♦ l| ^ ****** Welaka Block �THE STANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 THE SANFO RD DAILY H ER A LD, SATURDAY, A PRIL 2 1 ,1 9 2 3 f AGE TWO Tomorrow l» Sanford Daily Herald 1‘VfclUfcrd e r r r r a tte r a o o * r * f * p t B»i»« 4mr at H r Ite ra te Itn lld ln *. 107 M asnnlln A i r - S a s la H , F la . V n vefcY s o t t R Y b o y s QvrrL THOMAS HAS SEfN V«HV IWPeHTtHttlT The Herald Printing Co, r u n t - js iiK n ii M k a r r l r l l n n P r l r r In A dvert** O n * Y f u r ................. ......... ......— ................. B U M o n t h s ---------------------------------------D r i l l r r r d In C l l r b r C n r r l r r O n * W r r K ........... .......... ........ , ...............IS ( Wo want to sec the liquor inwH enforced to the letter nnd if they are enforced to the letter the snle of liquor will stop hut we tlo, not wnnt to see the Florida legislature made to look foolish by their hills designed to stop liquor selling along the lines of fannticism. The bill to allow men to .search a car at any time nnd plncc will cause n luinch of men to get biiicil. We would not nllow any a HP HUT C A H T a o OUT TO D AY— ME MAY S o O U T TOHOHROW o u r T H A T P W % t l P S r ftT iR E C Y ort ,---- .---------------- Tf V/DOF VJOCF M K ltn F .lt T ill? ANNOCTATKIt I’ llKSA Th«» A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Is «‘x e l u s l v e l y e n title d to th e u s e fo r rep u h ltc a tln n of a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s c r e d i t e d t o It o r -n ot o t h e r w i s e c r e d i t e d In t h i s p n p e r a n d a lso th a lo ca l new s p u b lished h erein . A ll r ig h t s o f r e - p u h llr a t lo n o f s p e c ls l d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in nro a ls o r e ser v ed . O ffic e i H K I I M .lt I l l 'l l . I l l M l. Phone MS jMF.RNATriKAL CAP.TOON CO. TorHsn Advarfl'tnf h.pi-.rn'.nllvp H E AMERICAN Pit ES.MA.SSOCIATIO ADVERTISING FLORIDA “There is only one wny to stop a tremendous development in _ Florida With Jimmy Cox, Bill Bryan, Wnr- and that is by stretching n lino of rch Harding, Hnnk Ford and n few soldiers along the Florida border nnd more of the boyn in Floridn this win­ shoaling down all who attempt to te r we should make Florida n pivotal cross the line from Georgia," is n state in the near future and have statement that was attributed to them flirting with us all the year Judge K. M. Landis after his recent round. visit to Florida. Thnt is a forceful way of telling the truth about the Sanford is paving with asphalt and possibilities about our state, hut tlmt aincc we are to haye asphalt why not does not menu that Florida can afford get something thnt will stand • the to do other than.continue to advertise ravages of time and traffic. We have her resources and to feecuro greater heard something of the new process unity than ever for tliis work of pubthnt makes asphalt better and would llcity. like to nee some qf it tried here in The value of united effort in nccomSnnford. If this new material can plishing an end is ns Tamilinr as some be used to make our paving bettor, of the oldest proverbs In the lan­ make it non-skid, keep it from rut­ guage. This Is self-evident, but there ting, make it impervious to heat and is much iost motion in.th e .way in give it better wearing strength we which state is advertising itself to the should hnve it for our new streets. world nowJ There is much duplica­ We want the best paving that money tion in effort, which serves to reduce can buy for it is our money that is the -results that are accomplished. buying it. Every town or city that is progressive attempts some kind of advertising. That is goo,( hut ought not there to bo some uunion of. all of these efforts . That age old question of every man for himself and the devil take the in some central organization, n state hindmost can only lie settled by chamber of commerce, or a similar changing it to every man stand to­ body? Would not-the results Ik- more gether und the devil will never get the far-reaching npd effective7 In a new state like Florida, which hindmost or any of them for in union .fnstjtf. ♦Hoce- ia-strength.- -We-hirre told the is set-mid in sir.irof.Uw gFcTwers of the Snnford section for the Mississippi and I" comparison years that they should be organized. with most Southern states is prac­ We hnve told them to organize in tically new territory, there is u ten­ good times and we have told them in dency for the individual community to had times and we find thnt they are workkk separately for its advance­ nlwuys ready to listen in hud times ment rather thuit to co-operate with but they do nothing toward the or­ other^'ommunitica of like possibilities ganization. They have partly organ­ and aims. The cities and sections of ized in spots lint never in the right Florida do well to advertise them­ wny und the right way means u mon­ selves and to secure greater progress. ster organization that will include They would do even belter to begin ninety-eight per cent of the growers an advertising campaign that would in Seminole county. We have heard make this state, representing tile mul­ n lot alxiut a marketing organization titude of benefits and Interests that and much time lias been lost talking it does, a household word throughout about such an organization and it may the nation. The combined efforts of lie all right hut our advice to the the larger cities and more progressive growers is to organize a strong co­ sections of Florida would produce operative company that will insist on a success impossible for them to 'a t­ growing nothing hut good stuff and tain individually.—Audrey Bench in thnt will stand hrhifid their hrund and Tumpu Tribune. your marketing problems will he a thing of the past. If you hud the right kind of farmers union thut We’ve been having queer weather would stand by the principles of the organization regardless of whnt lutaly in most parts of the United comes or goes—you would he aide to Stales. And wo may he ill for a sell your crops here ut the loading queer, unseasonable summer. The station and that is really the only weather bureau In Washington re­ way to sell your stuff. The Herald ports that 1922 was the sixth year in believes thi*t unless tile growers or­ succession with temperatures general­ ganize they will never get the re­ ly above normal east of the Rocky sults they should obtain nnd until you mountains. Since nature ill the long do organize you nre talking through run keeps the average yearly temper­ your luits. No one cures for the in­ ature finely balanced, the reaction dividual grower unless he has land from these six. nhnormully warm enough to commuud attention and un­ yenrs year n may .bean nlmorally cold less ho grows good stuff nnd has a year. Wlil it come in 1923—a cold'sum ­ mer? A,cold summer is due, hut prob­ ably not until about I92d, in line with the climax of the "65-yenr cycle." Go bacji two cycles ((110 years) from 1920 nnd you have 1810, "the yenr without a summer. Snow fell and ice formed in July in many of the northern states, and seed corn in 1K1<> sold us high us $1 u bushel," Herbert J. Browne writes in Henry Ford’s Dearborn Independent. Ilrowne quotes from the diary of Charles Fierce of Philadelphia; £1 WHEN U U SELL "August,1810—Cheerless und cold. LIST IT YOUR REAL f t Northeast rain*. Ire onc-half-lnch (W WITH US ESTATE thick. Indian eorn frozen." Whilo 1810 was extraordinarily colld, it was merely one of the "sumWant to Borrow rm rless years" that come periodically. The Black - Sen und tho Dardanelles Some Money have been frozen over within recorded on Your Real E hlate? hiztory.. And In the year 1381 even ec U h------ ------- We Have It Maxwell & Britt AGENTS • REAL ESTATE ; Fire, Casualty, Auto Iaearaac* I ff W. Firat SL, SANFORD, FLA ADVISES NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING suggests as being csrentlal to West Florida growth nnd expansion: "A completo Florida Gulf Coast railway system skirting-the gulf coast of Florida. "A well planned pnved highway for automobiles touching all of tho Flori- CAFE <■■■■■■■■■■■ AN INDEX There could be no better index to char­ acter than a savinRS pass-book. / This will serve'you well at nil tim es and under all circum stances. lino extending from Pensacola to Cuba on thn south and to Now Or-1 leans on the w^st, touching a t all points along the route."__ * All honor to Bryan Mack for his visionl The East Coast of Florida might fod'ny have been an unknown wilderness hut for the vision of such men ns Henry M. Flagler nnd James E. Ingrahnm. They saw whnt might he done nnd they proceeded to net. Conditions on tho const of the Gulf of Mexico nre equally ns fnvornble in the innttcr of development. l)i this dny of changed conditions of trnnnportation, It Is proper to suggest thnt the most vnlunblc of the four methods o ftransportntion suggested Is n wide nnd wcll-pavcd highway between l’ensncoln and Fort Myers. Such n high­ way would open up to immediate de­ velopment n vast empire. Skirting TH ET e OPLES D A N K Ol o f otuizutu-n* Sanfofd - is IT THE PEOPLES UAiXJl | ready nnd nnxious to help you to help yourself. An intercst-bearinR uccount is your best recommendation. Sanford, Florida Finish (Lumber, wo meaiL) We carry . a full line of time-tested, weather .•! resisting lumber for the exterior V touches. This is a spot where **f anything short pf the best is poor economy. Let us give you a little advice on this subject when you plan that new house. * IVriiONE 130 SANFORD, FLORIDA DAYTONA BEACH AND SEABREEZE It has not been our pleasure or Jff.iyiluu' to IllLYC. u.jiexsanul.juguajnu ftm-o'ffilh Attorh?)r T.*MiFrnr TffirfiiFff. But some way we hnve imbibed I he notion that he is a good lawyer and a mall of average fairness. The of­ ficial record he leaves behind him will determine his Worth ns an officinl in one of the most important positions of one of the most important states in (lie Union. We are not proud of his effort, howuvur, at rcdistricting the state for representation. Nor do we be­ lieve that he is proud of it. We do not believe thnt he wants the people who live In Florida now, the people who-conic here unnually ns visitors, nor future generations to judge him by a bill he has caused to he prepared for introduction in the coining legis­ lature. The hill is so manifestly un­ fair that when Mr. Burford sits down and reads it over, he will ut owe see that it cheapens his administration nr. attorney general, weakens his standing before the American people and puts him in a class yrith men who think more of politics than pn- LONDON, April 18.—Stanley Bald­ win, chancellor of the exchequer who/ acocrding to much' political gossip, staptfs an excellent chanco for tho DINNER— NOON T IL EIGHT-THIRTY pcrmiershlp if Mr? Honor 1-aw re­ tires, delivered in thb house of comspeech today H m o n s his first , .budget _ t .. to Fruit Compote ■ a crowded and Intensely Interested Imported Olives ' Danish Relish 5 house, witha ifrowd of distinguished ’ * SOUP * peraonngej in the gallcrier. Cream of Chicken with- Rico • On the whole, it was n cangulnc, • , ENTREE . J almost optimistic diagnosis of the ‘ Rissoles of Chicken . ■ in the Okeechobee section ts late, but ROASTS ■ nation’s financial and commerele’ RdlWt'Young Vermont Turkey, Oib\pt Gravy 2 health, nnd' deliclted congratulations Cranberry Sauce j from J. Ramsey McDonald, leader Roast Prime Ribs of .Beef au Ju s' ■ of the opposition, for its tnnnner, but Roast Fresh Pork Ham, Vegetable Dressing. Apple Sauce. ■pitmrmhTly •f or - lt!r-»tftmariTC— The /V E G E T A B L E S * 2 chancellor was able to tell of steady, Candied Yams . Mashed Potatoes 2 improvement in trade and industry Giant Asparagus Tips, Drawn Rutter ■ and of hope for the future., Ho be5 lievod thnt tho country still was ex­ DESSERTS 7 ‘ periencing a series of transition cam Pio Blueberry Pic years, hut had passed the peak of Ice Cream and Home-made Cake depression. At the same time, he Crackers Demi Tasso Cheese added a warning and thnt its hopes Parker House Rolls, Our Own Make might yet :bo frustrated by untoward events on the continent pr nt home. In contrast with former times when budget plnns were kept n strict secret until the speech was delivered, SIIOLTZ ELECTED STATE BRITISH SEIZE DRUG SMUG. Mr. Baldwin’s leading proposals hnd PRESIDENT B. I*. O. ELKS GLER IN MID OCEAN bccomo public i property. Tho rcmovnl of six pence olT tho income DAYTONA, Fla., April 21.—David MONTREAL, April 21.—Seizure tnx, reduction of the corporation tax by the British authorities in mid­ Shultz, past exalted ruler of the Day­ one-half, nnd reduction of the beer ocean of a drug smuggler transport­ tona lodge^of F.lks, wan elected state tnx ofone penny per pint, come very ing $500,000 worth of narcotics from president of the organization here to- near the forecasts, but the surplus G w rto Canada s w for r distribution i x . dny. Mr. Sholtz succeeds C. C. Kirby, |3 only 2(5,COO,001) pounds sterling, , here,.and In the United States was of Jacksonville. whereas a surplus of 50,000,000 disclosed by the police today. ' The following officers were elect­ • Members of the drug.ring fled from ed in addition to Mr. Sholtz: Firat yira president, Chnrles A# Halifax Hh a hydro-neroplnno when their plans wore discovered it wns re­ Mills, Miami. ported here. They were slid to have Second yice president, Judge John been in communication with their con­ W. DuBosc, 'Jacksonville. federates on the- boat, which wns Third vice president, J. Van Bushound for nlllifax, nnd escaped when kirk, Orlando. communication’ was hnltod through Secretary, C. M. Henderson, Lake­ the seizure by Scotland Yard author­ land. .Treasurer, W. T. Mooty, Miami. ities. „ Chaplain, F. W. Rnmm, St. Peters­ Acordlng to police, one-third of the • •» shipment was destined for Montreal, burg. Sergeant nt arms, J. Lovay, Lake­ one-third for Winnipeg, and the re­ mainder for the United States. Police land. Tyler,-George J. Callahan. believed the conspirators planned to Members of tho executive commit­ smuggle tho drugs into the United tee, elected today, nre: C. C. Kirby, States by air. British secret service ngents in A. J. Bennett, Miami; A. M. Taylor, . ’ Germnny learned of the shipment of St. Augustine. The convention closed lust night tho drugs from Hamburg und notified Scotland Yard that the vessel would with n ball nt a local casino. stop nt an English port on the way The Duily Ilarald, 16c par week. to Halifax.. $ 1.00 TO CHARACTER ifi|r interests feel it second; the JonIters and wholesalers feel it third; and finally the retailers hear it. i Hence, although retail trade continues good long after Wall Street is blue it does not come h ark , again until smut time after Wall Street comes hack. There are, of course, a few exceptions to this general rule. '1 hi* profits of firms, like Tiffany, the jeweler, who sill largely to the wenlthy^ tallow cIom-_ t o . s t a i k market •nittvninnmM; tint pr> tot ’cent 'lit' tiff retail firms lag a year or more be­ hind. . "The ln-st retail trade today is in industrial cities of the East. Where two years ago, mills and factories were shut down, they are now working overtime. Cities like Pittsburg, which a yerfV ago •wereworking only 00 per cent of their capacity, are now hack to nearly 100 per cent. Akron, which three years ago had the high<>st percentage of unemployment in tile country, is now advertising for men. Detroit is again bnck to normal and llie volume of retail trade in most of these cities is equal to or greater than it has over In-on. Of course, this does not mean that prof­ its are as large. The public is show­ ing discrimination in its purchases and is shopping about more. The volume of retail business, however, is hack to normal in these cities. "Any concern in an industrial city which is not doing u normal busi­ ness today should clean house and as­ certain wherein the difficulty lies. Cities which are about to enjoy wnge advances are in (in especially favoraide position. The retailers of these cities should do the best business dur­ ing 192.7 they ever have done. The mill ■cities of New England are in this class. "The farming communities may not be back to normal ulilRmgh statistic­ ians differ greatly ns to what is nor­ mal. If we cull norma 1 the few boom years of the war, then the farm ­ ing sections are still below und may he for many years to come. If, how­ ever, we consider normal as the aver­ age to rthe past twenty years and in addition ’allow a proper amount for growth, we will find that the retail trade of most farm sections is now chs„ to E. Kno of S\V 1/4 of See. S. ■ 17.20 chn. W. to W. lino Sanford Grant South 25n, W. 15.50 cha. to S. line of See. Went 5.70 fchs. to-beg. 45 acre*. The said land beinfe assessed NEW 'YORK. April 21.—Henry at tho date of the issuance of such Ford’s cash balance still, exceeds ceitificntti in the name of "I). G. $200,000,000, in spite of hin recent Crenshaw." numerous largo purchases of coal Also: Tax Certificate No. 2117, properties^ timber lhnds, water rights, dated the Cth day of June, A. D. 1899, it was declared today by the Wall Street Journal, which published the has fllfcd anid certificate in my office Detroit capitalist's telegraphic an- and has made application for TaXj anawera to a questionnaire recently Deed to iss,ue in accordance with law. Snid certificate cinbrnco*s the follow­ sent him by tho newspaper. The manufacturer added thnt ho ing described property aituated in had no presoht’intention of going in­ i Seminole County, Florida,, to-wit: to tho market to borrow money. HENRY FORD’S CASH BRITISH FIN A ^CfyL • BALANCE ‘REPORTED OUTLOOK BRIG ABOVE $200,000,000 BALDWIN ASSERTS . COMMrri'EB OPPOSES MEETING TO REVISE STATE CONSTITUTION ~'L' 1, bccnu.sc the SAFEST, ia that which this bank makes for you— nnd on which it pays 4% In­ terest year after yenr. Our experience ngninst your inexperience in making an investment ts worth your think­ in g over. • Let ns use your savings and pay you in­ terest. • TALLAHASSEE. April 20.—Call­ ing of a cohat Itutionnl convention is not favored by the committco on con­ stitutional amendments, to whom n bill providing for such a call wns re­ ferred, and which acted Wednesday night. The hill wns prepared by Sen­ ator W. C. Hodges of Tallahassee, and introduced early in the session. First National Bank A COMMUNITY BUILDER B F. WniTNBR, Cashier F I* FORSTER, President The Herald delivered six times a week for 15c. STOPS COUGH AND WHEEZY BREATHING “Hnd n cough nnd wheezing In my throat," writon Caroline Dillard, Pet­ ersburg, Vn. “Foley’s Honey and Tnr gnvo mo quick relief and stopped my cough."' Coughs resulting from Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough, As­ thma nnd Bronchitis, quickly relieved with Foley’s Honey and Tar. Three generations of satisfied users have made Foley's Honey nnd Tnr tho larg­ est selling cough medicine in the world. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold eveiy where,— Adv. • fllB IIID IIB IIIIIR IB B B C lB lD a ilR IQ B IIIIIlB IR IIB IIIlie iH M M I T ’S P U R E T h a t’s W h y It’s ...Popular... +• ing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Beg. NE. cor. of SW. f I, Fee. Ill, Twp. 19 F., Range .10 K., run W. 0.10 ehs. 3. 7 ehs. W. 2.80 chs. S. 1 eh. E. 12.’i7 ehs. N. K ehs. to beg. The said land being assessed nt the date of the iasunnec of such Certificate in the name of Ella F. Adams. Unless said certificates shall lie re­ d, t med according to law Tnx Deed will issue thereon oil the 28th dny of May. A. D. 1023. \\ 1TNESS my official signature and seal tills the 20th day of April, A. D. 102.1. . . (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole County, Fin. . By: A. .M. WEEKS, D. C. 4-21-28; 6-fl-13-20-27. • Our orders nre coming in so fast that if it were not that we kepi prepared to render real nervico wo could nob handle them. PHONE US Fflll RENT OR SALE avc some bargains in summer cottages and apartments, complclcl) nished on Bench a "1 n v Rn *‘ u o . --------r.r.,.,_______________DAYTONA. FLA.-------- :----------- Atlantic the south line of Columbia county' nnd then follow the east line of that county to the Georgia border. The Reporter-Star has never ad­ vocated slate division, hut it seems to Advices have been received by Mr<. he growing more evident dny by day, l!. A. Terheun, president of Colonel that West Florida has no notion of, 1 hcndorc Roosevelt Auxillinry No. 3 playing fair, nnd under such circuni- that the president-general, Mrs. Lustances there may he no other alter­ <ille Dragon, of the Nntionnl Auxil­ native than drawing a dividing line no ia ry to the U. S. W. V. will he here that West Florida may piny the little for the reunion of the veterans May ", game of politics in its accustomed 8 and W. This isjm unexpected honor way. ' and pleasure thnt is being anticipated Intolerance has always brought with much interest by the local auxrevolution. While West Florida may illiary nnd friends. There will !«• a think it possesses the power to hold number of other prominent visitors, the cudgel it niuy some ilny have an also. A meeting of the nuxillinry is rail­ awakening tin t is needed and it will discover that there ia a wny around ed for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the court house for the political defiance. Some parts of the hill proposed by transaction of unfinished business the attorney general hnve merit. His end to mnko plnns'for the nuxillarj proposal to cut the number of sena­ tr.d of the reunion. tors to thirty-two nnd the house to; A full attendance of all members, sixty-eight seems to he good judp-1active nnd contributing is earnestly requested. We cannot fall our com­ rescnlntivvs to his own county of tflcnt. A small body of well selected rades of the U. S. W. V. and we must Jackson, and to Orange county one,, rcnrcsenlutivoa will accomplish more sustain the reputation for Snnford» he shows a lopsided judgment. He, hospitality, therefore ho on time. can not Ik- ignorant of the fact thny Tuesday, April 24th nt the court Orange hno twice the population of house. • Jackson and pays more than twice as much taxes into the state treasury, i The Herald for first class job wo And his senatorial allotments he bus even done worse. Here again he gives Jackson u senator while he puts Orange and Oscclola together for a senator. And as a part of the poli­ tical divide-up ho even gives five West Florida counties a senator each as a g a in s t two for South Florida. How he Has politicalized his hill can he SANFORD, FLORIDA seen by the fact that such counties as Suwannee, Jackson, Ix-on and Madi­ son up on the Georgia border arc each Is now prepared to do given a senator, while Polk with hII clothes for men items of finit *e - ' >alV 11 i'alm Besch Suits cntastliropc In 1922, anil thut will help keep the summer of 1923 normally warm. • Another thing favorable to a wnrm summer this yeaf is the fart that the Arctic ocean, which has n tremendous determining Influence on our weather, has been xocptionally warm this win­ ter. , Freakish conditions in the north­ land are reported by the American consul at Bergen, Norway. He says the cold-water fish have flocked north­ ward. Ice caps In the Arctic arc re­ treating. In Greenland glaciers are melting and exposing ground that had been cuverpd J»y ice always, within the memory of the oldest Inhabitants. The scientific evidence,. coupled with precedent, Indicates th at tho warm one, and that the weather will summer of 1923 jprpimbly will' be a even itself up by scndingjj^J a cold summer about 10^0— though]possibly Linen Suits Sanford, Fla 115 East First Street WEST FLORIDA WILL PROSPER IN PROPORTION TO ROAD MILEAGE. Bryan Mack, editor of the Pensa­ cola Journal, puts it up to West Florida to work out her own salvation. The wa> of salvation is by the trans­ portation route. Bryan says this: “ Until four Florida Gulf coast high­ ways aro esUblinh»d« Pynzacola and West FlorkkP’cwr’ reach the coveted goal of success.” Here arc the four "highways" he B ...^ ........is s s B iiiiiia e n ia N M n u n m M n n n n u a N iu a H a s a a n ie H a ia iim ia i «•" V.* • PHONE 558-W ARTHUR R. M A S s M A tK m * * ’ 1 ; T 'V u t • . • -y . ' lIS S B IS U ' i i n a ia a M i■ ( ■ flS U IX Z lIS IZ C O I |j �PAGE FOtfiR THE SANFOFtD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, IBM BASE BALL FOOT BALL BASKET BALL TRAP SHOOTING CHAS, L. BRITT, Editor GOLF BOWLING TENNIS ►XING New MeUch Building SANFORD GIRLS Orlando’s Fourteen WIN HONORS Hits Tie Them With IN ATHLETICS Lakeland for First TALLAHASSEE.—A * keenest in­ Cafney> One Hand Stab Features at terest was taken in thd^nnnual field Hra4entowiwa£#lhta Lost to day activities held at, tba Florida Stnte YESTERDAY’S RESULTS HILL HILL CRTS 4fi OF HIS FIRST College for Women Mbnday and Florida State League FIFTY BIRDS OF,THE Tuesday. Preliminaries were hold on o r l a n d <3,' Orlando 10, Lnkclnnd 3. Monday nnd Tuesday wns crowded yesterday batt SEASON ‘ JJradentown 9, Daytona 6, >rith-the final-events.—It-wws-not-nn-- -of-the-ladderr ■wtth-Lukulimd, Tampa 5, St, Pete 4. iby the score of The Snnford Hod & Gun Club have til a laic Jtour Wednesday, however, officially opened their 1923 season nnd that the averages could be determin­ National League each week finds the crowd increasing ed. Miss Catherine Prime, of Sara­ Pittsburgh .......110 212 112—11 12 2 with many visitors from Orlando, Kls- sota, broke the national record in the Chicago ...........000 Oil 271—12 16 3 Hmmec nnd other nearby towns. The discus throw by eight feet and threeGlnzner, Hamilton, Adams nnd shoot comes o(T every Thursday nfter- fourths inches. The record wns 100 Schmidt; DUmovitch, Stolnnd, Knuff- lioon on the Elka’Clul) grounds nnd by feet nnd held by Rock Hill. Miss man,-Osbwne-antWIart nett. Prime threw the discus 108 feet, 3/-I BRA DE NTO WrL April 2 1 .- The . next Thursday everything will he ful­ N Growers came from' behind in yes­ ly organized nnd dll the regulars inches, S t Ldhis .....Z 0 0 2 ‘0&0 000— A 3 lrnni last season will be on the job. Miss Ethol Henry, of Sanford, won terday's game with Daytona, winning Cincinnati ......... 020 710 OOx—10 8 2 The shoot this week wns fairly well the sweater offered for the best, all­ the second of the scries 9 to 6 in n Pertiea, Donk, Wiggington, Stunrt attended, although most of the regu­ round athlete with an average of contest replete with thrills. Huskey athd Clemons, McCurdy, Luquc and lars were absent. Bill Hill, coming 432.22 per cent. Miss Dorothy Plntts rtnrrcd both ifi the field and at hut. Hargrave. Out for his first time this season, was second with a percentage of 428. A one handed catch by. Gaffney fea­ showed that his eyes is still us good with Miss Prime of Sarasota nnd Miss tured the day. The score: as of old, by getting -10 of his first 60 Katherine Reece, of Tallnhassee, al­ Daytona ........... 300 000 002—5 9 1 birds, getting 25 out of 25 in the sec­ most lieing for third with the percent­ Ilradentown ......000 403 20x—9 10 3 Daytona: • Pursell, Elrod nnd ond round. • ’ ages 422.07 for Miss Prime nnd 422.09 Ralph Wight got 44 of his 50 birds for Mice Recce. Never before in the Mumm; Ilradentown, Vitty, Sullivan ami 19 out of 25 in the doubles. Ralph history of the eollego have the per­ nnd Johnston. Philadelphia ...... 002 122 001—8 14 3 was the “champ" Inst Henson und the centages been so close. Brooklyn ...........001 130 0 2 0 -7 14 4 rest of the "gang" are on his trail this ST. PETERSBURG, April 21.—E r­ Winning ten points each for their Wcinert, Winters and Henlino; season. Coleman, another one of Inst rors by the Saints at inopportune Shrivcr, Schreibcr, Decatur, Smith yenr's best, winged 43 of his 50. The classes, Misses Dorothy Armstrong times, played a 'large purt in Tam­ and Dorothy Plntts, of the'frcshm nn and Hungling. following is what they did Thursday. class, won F ’a, also Miss Pearl Love, pa's 6 to 4 ten-inning victory over St. Singles of the sophomore class, also winning Pete yesterday. The hitting of KcoAmerican Lengue nan nnd Doan featured, each getting Hill ................. . ........ ............. 40 60 membership in the F club. Detroit ...............lid 010 000—3 8 2 Wight ........ L.'........................ 44 60 three in five times up. The score; The Sophomore clnss won the cham­ Tampn ...............012 010 000 1—5 8 3 St, Louis ....... ... 000 020 30x—5 'll 1 Coleman ........ 43 50 pionship banner, winning the great­ Pillette nntf Woodall; Vnngildur and flutchinsort ................... Cl 75 est number of points ns a class, with St. Pete ....... .000 000 400 0—I C 4 Sevcrcld. | Tampn: Alvarez nnd Nance; St. Purdbn .................. 41 60 the Junior clnss a close second. Pete.: Hernandez and Moore. Whitner ....... .*...... .................... 38 60 Winner of events—Running high Boston ................300 000 000—3 15 1 Mobley..............- ........... .......18 25 jl’inp. F irst—Platts 4 ft. 3 3/10 in.; New York .......... 000 100 012—4 12 0 second—Runiph, 4 ft, 2 1/10 in.; third Plercy nnd Dvormer; Hoyt, Junes Wight ................................. 19 25 —Dodd nnd Allen, 4 ft., 2 in. and Schang. Colenutn ............. 18 25 llnskethnll throw—First Love 74 ft. Whitner .................... H 26 ■1 1/2 inches; second—Reece, 71 ft. CHICAGO 201 200 000—5 11 0 Mr. Evans and Mr. Huff, two proCleveland ...........100 200 60x—H 9 1 fessiontls, were present at the meet inches; third—Duboise 09 ft, 0 inches. 60-yard dash—First, Platts, 7 sec­ T. Blankenship; Connnlly, Daven­ and took part in the shoot, both of port, Falter and Schnlk; Morton, them making good scores. It is ex­ onds 1/6; second—Ryan, 7 1/5 sec­ onds; third—Reece 7 3/10 seconds. Boone, Uhle, Mctevlcr and O’Neill. pected that next week will find other Hurl hall—First, Prime, 10 5feet; professionals there and a good exhibi­ second—Armstrong, 90 feet 10 1/4 Washington ..... 010 000 001 — tion should he the result. inches; third—Henry,-91 feet 4 3/4 Philadelphia 003 002 01 x inches. Holllngsworth, Russell and Running broad jump—First Runtph Hcilmech nnd Perkins. .13, feet, H .J/4.inches; second—Reece, 12 feet, 7 I ’/fi inches; third—Platts, , LEAGUE STANDINGS 12 feet 3 1/14 inches. Floridn Stale League Standing broad’ jump—First, Allen, Won Lost 7 feet 3 3 ,8 inches; second—BurOrlando ........... 7 I right 7 feet 1 2 inches; third—Henry Lakeland ................. 7 4 fi-feet 10 3/8 inches. Daytona .............. 5 0 Running hop step jump—F irst— Tampn 0 6 Reece 30 feet' 8 9 inches; second— Bradcntown ........ 4 7 Two Strikes and Nothing. McCubhinn, 29 feet 4 3/4 inches; third St. Petersburg 5 0 --Henry 28 feet 10 3 8 inches. Col. Knight, Ralph Stevens, Doc h i:v i ; n t ii Haselmll throw—First, Armstrong, i n j i Tni ini :T Ar iu. n i ni tut t <i th,i /ihn t ,a m i ru n Pules ton and Boh Newman at the t h i: r o r v n o r sK .u is o i.ii, 109 ft. II 1 2 in.; second—Torvin, shoots ho far this season. Better lay n riiA .N n :iiv 159 ft., 1 1 1 2 in.; Lytcll, 149 ft., 7 A M ' l on t. nItt n nF.IvI I, t T IiM X H I t W O ltK K , A ».lf that golf long enough to get in a New York f ,ir|Mirit 11 on. Cum |iIii I mi ki l . in . 1/4 inches. * shot now and then, you fellows, ’cause I , \V. \V A I.I.A IT i noil li S T I il . I .A W A I .Chicago Walking race—First, Hurr; second I.AIT-:, till. w ife . JAII.N I’H T K IIS . anil that state shoot comes off next month. Philadelphia \V. W . \V A I.I.A IT i o f C h a r l o t t e , N. I*., —Jones; third—Reece. . I l r l r mini) I a. St.-Louis .... n i i t i i t : t o .n o n - i i i : x i i >i :.n t x 100-Yard dash—First, Plntts 12 2/5 One of Ihc Interesting parts of the Cincinnati T il : tv, tv. tv A I.L A C E , o f C h a r l o t t e , seconds; second—Reece, 12 3/5 sec­ N o rth C arolina. shoot program each week’ is the large Brooklyn • Volt a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d anti o r d e r e d number of visitors from the neighbor­ onds; third—Walton, 12 4/5 seconds. t o lie a n il . a p p e a r b e f o r e . o u r s a i d t.’lrPittsburgh .. Discus throw—First, Prime, 108 ft. i-iilt f e i n t a t t h e I ' o u r t h o u s e In H a n ­ ing towns. So far, however, Mr. Boston ....... r d . IT orlila. o n t h e f i r s t Monday In 3/4 in., rjew national record; second— fMo ay, l ’.*23, beliiK t h e 7til liny of fluid West and his friends from Oviedo A rmstrong, 88 ft., 7 3/4 In.; third— m o n t h . I h e n a m i t h e r e to a n s w e r tinhave not been there and the crowd ex­ American League lllll of C o m p l a i n t (lied h e r e i n a a n l n s l Duboise, 85 ft., 2 in. y o u r s e l f a m i o ltie r s , w h e r e i n t h e fn lWon L pects them next Thursday. in Hurdles—First, Henry, 104, 5 sec­ t ow- wlniift : d e s e r lh e tl p r o p e r t y Is to be sold. Cleveland ... tail* live (5) a n d s i x t<!) B lo c k ” f>" There nrc many people in Sanford onds; second—Jones, 17, 1/10 seconds, anti L o ts t i n e ( I ) a n d T w o (2) Itloek Philadelphia tkirtd—Whalton, 17, 7/10 seconds. • T V o f llrnw n'K s u b d i v i s i o n o f Heck who do not shoot but like to watch the New York .. K t o |il u t t h e r e o f Standing high—First, Rumph, 3 ft. dl lualtym nr eoccokr, d endc cIno rdt ln h e t ' u h l l c i t e r o r d s of other fel|ows do it. They are welcome Detroit ....... enilnole C o u n t y . 1-Torldu, In Hook o f at these affairs, and ’hn hour or so •l 7/10 inches; second—Henry, 3 ft., Hf ’lutfl St. Louis 1 a t punt- M, 4 7 TO in.; third—Wlmlton, 3 ft. 3 And full not. e ls e s a i d J l l l l Will lie spent in the shade alon gthe lake Washington t a k e n a s c o n f e s s , -d a g a i n s t you. to lie front is a nice way to spend a Thurs­ 7/10 in. Chicago . f o l lo w e d l.y u I-TiimI IJeerjfe. Javelin throw—First, Mullock, 02 It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s N o tic e day afternoon. Conic out, all you fel­ Boston ...... In ilic H a n fo rd H e r a l d ft,, 0 In.; second—Thompson, 67 ft., 9 olien c einilillslictl each w eek fo r fo u r con secu tiv e lows, and bring the family. 1 4 in., third—Reed, 60 ft., 0 3/4 In. w e e k s To P r o t e c t C h r i s t i a n M i s s i o n s . IT N K H S My h a n d a n d t h e s e a l of Obstacle race—First, Henry; sec­ s a iW d c o u r t I lilt. 23rd d a y o f M a rc h , A. 1J. But the man that does shoot—keep The new political slums of . Egypt IV 33 carries with It certain provisos whost next Thursday in mind—and every ond—Rumph; third—Burr. (H KA L) R. A. HOFC.LAKS. Odd and even haseliull game won by C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. exact limits are not >et defined, bul Thursday after th at—nnd lie present H enilno le f o u n t y . F l o r i d a whose general character ami scope ar* with your little gun. The averages odd*. Score 22-13, Dr. W. E. VanHr A. M. W E R K 8 . 1>. C. I ls n rg t11e r r lu g. known.. The ilrsi proviso, however, will he kept of the shoots this season brunt, umpire.—Times-Union. S o licito r fo r f o m id a l n a n t. seems to Insure the permanency of tlic 3-21-oaw -l w ChrisiInn missionary work, t'uder ilu ami published from lime to time. Get NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED: new constitution all religion* are fret your nunic in it by being present once The Sanford Carpenters' Local 1751 and are protected by the stnte. In so in a while. contemplates a raise In scale to 76c fur as Gary do nol Interfere with pub per hour, taking effect May 15, 1923. lie order or morale. All Egyptian rltl l a t*huM rrr>» 291-2Gtp H U T T i l t J l ’IF.T T I T L E . sen* are declared equal before I he law and all are eligible for public olllcei J. N. Iliibflun, C o m p l a i n a n t , Daily Herald on sale a t Joe’s Smoke Ito lo T t II.\s.M o w r c y , , c l at. D e f e n d a n t s . and honors... Tills situation presents to nil of ilie O r d e r F a r I'liltllcMl Inn— t ' lt n t lu u . House, Mobley's Drug Store utul II. M o w ray, Itcaldi-ncu l i n ­ Christian ti}l*sl«mary work In Egypt nr Hunt's Pharmacy, tf k i nT'oo pItolu-rt b If l lv t n u a m i If tlit.nl t o all uuusiisl opportunity. The Christine purtb-fl r ln lm ln t r a n i n t e r e s t u n d e r U n ­ educationalwork is especially face Ic s a i d H u b e rt | | . M o w r c y , d e c e a s e d o r The Herald delivered six times a o t h e r w i s e . III a n d t o t h e l a n d s h e r e ­ face with a challenge subloiu equaled. o f U r doM-rllu and la a ll u n k n o w n week for 1&7. pays'll!*, h e i r s , d e v i s e e s , as a n t i c s , l e g u As lung as they last I will give a San­ ford, Florida, nnmp plate for your, car FREE to anyone CLOVER HILL MEADOW GOLD BUTTER .The b est TIRES AND TUBES GAS AND OIL Hot Shot and Flashlight Batteries Electric Fans Electric Lamps CHURNGOLD OLEO GREFOND Home-Made MAYONNAISE n a n wild an Casta. -B E A D S ' THAT ARE DIFr I’ElUvNT AT THE QUALITY 2U-2tc SHOP. -p*pas l e e s o r o t h e r 'liU inn ain. c la i m i n g an I n i u r e - t In und t o t h e s e v e r a l lo ts, p i e c e * o r p s r c r l s . o f la n d * , d e s c r i b e d a* f o l l o w * . t u * w l l i t a i l * 61 a n d 66 o f •Sftllfulil l l e l K h l * A d d i t i o n l o B alifurd. lit Held In o lo , F o u n t y . F l o r i d * ; Y o u a n d e a c h o f y o u a r e h e r e b y re* >iulrc;l u n d u r c u r d e r n t i n he und up* p e a r b e f o r e t b e C i r c u i t C o u r t In nnd f o r K r n il n o l r C o u n t y , F l o r i d * . In C h a n ­ c e r y f l l t t l n s . at H a n fo r d . F l o r i d a , un t h e r u l e d n y o f ‘J u n e , A. D.. 1» 3 S. t h r Maine I e 'm ; t h e l i l t d a y i f J u n e . A. l».. 1* 23, t h e n u n d t h e r e t o a n s w e r t h e h i l l Of c o m p l a i n t Hied h e r e i n n g u ln a t y o u , l u k c m t t r e t h e r e o f u n d f a l l >’« "Bella Donna" With Pola Negri laat night was oil that was predicted for it—nnd then some. Ma n y p e o p l e co m b to our cafeteria as an expert* ■This- same picture will be shown to ikht and there are some extra nlao* ment-litUo thinking they will be SQ delighted wjtfe;the food nnd Sjffnng Uhe niqture tonight without cost;’WflpUo H airy Waish, Mrs. Walsh and Ralph Chapman and his lady. onxti^ohient Blue Sky and Mot Sun. Experiments mat’s Inst summer In Europe show thni the amount nf ratlin4Win' received from the win or-the stirface of the ettrllt In n clear titty Is greater with a dark blue than with a light blue sky. In the latter case there Is a higher tension of the water vapor In the air. It I* suggested. that some instrument capable of measuring ac­ curately the Intensity of the hltio of the sky would lie useful In obscivnIfiats on the variable transmission of the sun's heat ilirotigh the atmosphere. jWjlJ K ' friends, Ohicken Gctnho Soup t . Pfimo Ribs of Bbcf nu Jus Braised I.cg of Fresh Pork Ham with Apple Sauce Baked Sugared Ham Ifoast Young Hen with Sage. Dressing and Giblet Sauce Entrees Fricnaec of Chicken with Rice Stuffed Green Peppcrn Spaghetti Italian „ Macaroni Au Gratin , Candied Yams Fried Egg Plant Fresh String Bonus Early June Pens Creamed New Potatoes Buttered New Beets Puddings ) Custards Coffee Cocoa i .' MIHt WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS— PAY US A VISIT CHANCEY WILSON, Proprietor I do the Work Myself-------- ------------- And Guarantee Every Repair Good Tires Cheap YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Between Palmetto and Sanford Aves Second Street Will your car match these Oakland Upkeep Figures? Accurate records kept by Oakland in Cleveland showed an average upkeep cost on Oakland 6-44’s o f F Y O U w ould know the quality o f a motor car— look to Its upkeep costs! In Cleveland last year it cost an average o f only *8.06 per year for upkeep on Six-44's! Other-cities and towns report similarly low averages 1 I Oakland6 A n o th e r excellent Indication o f quality Is found in a motor car’s resale value. T ry tp buy a used "Six-44"— and you’ll be surprised at the high price it commands. These definite and actual .evidences o f the superior quality o f the O akland car explain why Oakland is enabled to offer its remarkable "Mileage-Basis” Plan! M «/« B ta r lm g t— lO.OtiOi m iltt or m ore w ithout attention. Fairer— 15.000 miles or boots w ithout need o f grinding. Cassecfisg Rtxit —40,000 miles o r m o re with* OUt attention. Cytimdtn, Pistam, Riser— G uaranteed in writing 15JOOO miles. G ar A fifeegs—20 to 25 miles per gallon. Trrer—15,000 to 25,000 miles per a t . TrmntmUtiom, A u lti^a n d M ajor Part!—lif e o f the car. Before you buy a car— come in and see the Oakland! Y o u w ill find it beautiful, comfort­ able, powerful a^td.genuinely econ om ical— and you’ll know , tne m in im um num ber o f trouble-free miles you can expect ic to give youl T O U R IN G CAR for home and automobile . "Quality and prices hard to beat" F . P . R IN E S they dotrio ngnin and again—but m p r Get a copy of next week's program nnd look It over. Yotl will find an extra good program, ns such pictures an "Hearts Aflame", "Eternnl Flame", "Adam's Rib" with extras too, will be there. And by nil means don't fail t i see the "Belln Donna" tonight, ns thi3 is one of the very best seen in Sanford nnd will ho shown at the Princess for the last time tonight. that PHONE 17- OAK A V EN U E AN D THIRD STREET �: • • - • • './ /•' A-' , I THE SANFORD D*AILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1923 R a is in g t h e F a m ily "w r » S - ] .^ ./ F l s i r er, s u ro iw o CHfMQ. FR q m o .^ rio o e ' Sh o p I ^— [R icw r ooojn / TVEUG > a ,mo 6 »0 E o t^ AttVr « r w o H p e R * fo l P *- Josr ,\ THIHK \r!S fh ^ n Q O e : l ^ o N E fvW * 3 ^ o io -y i J o h n p<t>*MS J o s r L isre^ !) y <e i . l Io o n 't o s e o this O H ftlft P o R K , NEfKP-'S! m e n t i o n ' it, noeod ' * \ &Yy ‘ - > - - ^ ;\F Ylcj e v e r . " 7 n o t ic e - P ^ i * s»<La-. m m .m m * m m » CLASSIFIED ADS Classified Ad* lc a word. No Ad tnkrn for Ira* than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all orders. Count the word.-i and remit acordingly. ' , ici da *a K* Wr #* cn ra FOR SALE PURELY PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY Card* of Sanford's Reput­ able Professional Men, dacb of whom. In hia choaen proteuton the Herald recom­ mends to the people. You tan find the name of every live Buainrss Man in Banford la this Column each day. George A. DeCottes Attorncy-at-Law Over Seminole County Bank FARMERS—You can get seed bed 4ANFORD FLORIDA fram~i and Irrigation plugs at the inford Novelty Works. 100-tfc |0R SALE—Lloaier and Uays’ paints FRED R. WILSON and varnishes at Sanford Novelty ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ^orks, Sanford agents. 183-tic OR Sa I.K—Rhode Island eggs for j 'F irst National Bank Building setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. S a n f o r d F l o r id a Haworth, Ilcardull Avenue, Snnrd. 83-tfp ELTON J. MOUGHTON OR SALE—Fine strawberries for . ARCHITECT preserving or table use, 15c quart, ity orders of fvie quarts or more deRoom 7. Miller Bldg. vered.—L. II. Jones, Bcardall AveIAN FORD »iFLORIDA ■ Phone 8303, l6-6tc roR SALK—Lot close in, on First street. Bargain. Apply 200 Pnrk ICHELLE MAINES 1venue. 18-fit p LAWYER fOR SAI.K OR TRADE—Saxon six louring car, excellent condition, *:—Court House lash nr terms. Hce C. F. Hack, Pa­ pa, Fla. 19-2tp gyea Kxamlnrd GIaaeee ‘Designed [OR SALK—Ruby carriage, medium sire, in good condition. Phone 412-W Henry McLaulin, Jr., lutifonl Heights, Central Ave. 10-3tp Opt D. [OK SAI.K—Maxwell touring car in ' Optician-Optometrist A-l condition. See F.'C. Welsh uftr O p. m. nt B. & O. Motor Co., cor- HI Bast First Street Sanford. Fie. rr Sanford and 2nd. . ( 20-11p pOR SAI.K—Plano boxes, cheap.—C. W. J. THIGPEN O. Luriier, old Southern Utilities ofRe^il Estate ________________ 20-ltp FIRE, LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE FOR RENT -OITicc 271 -PhoncsRKNt—Cicely furnishctP front Res. 203risMii. After April 24th, 411 Park DR. J. T. DENTON I'enue. 17-fitp l-HYSICIAN-aUIKiKON pull ItKNT—Furnished bed room, 311 Park AVo. 17-6tp Rooms 20G-207-20H Mcisch Building fOR RKNT—5 room furnished cotRooms 226-228 tfge, good location., Phono 494-J, •all nt 31(1 Elm,' 18-3tp DR. R. M. MASON liMSIlF.D ROOMS for llgnt nouse D1SNTIHT keeping, 701 Mngnolin avc. 18-6tc New Mdscb Building . Hanford, Florida ItUS'I'—Modem partment, also' Phone 201 iw<1 room, new and clean. Apply at 117 Laurel Ave. 19-tfc DR. G. S. SELMAN 'UR RKNT—New bungalow and gaPractice limited to rngo on Crystol Lake. Sec it SunP11) or first of the week,—Dr. Fcl- Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted pw«, iaike Mary. 19-2tp » iUlt ItKNT—Desirable housekeeping Mcisch Building rooms. Box 117. 19-Ctp FOR ItKNT—5 room bungalow on WANTED hard road. 3 mlios from town.—E. ! ’• bune. 19-2tp WANED—A chance to build your new homo before lumber gets any i ' h o n c or* w r i t e higher. Plena and estimates furnish­ "THE BAN DPI PER” U>r miilscason rates, 315 N. Atlantic ed.—Sanford Novelty Works. 188-tfc .Daytona Beach.-J-Mrs. L. R. WANTED TO BUY-Aspsragus fern - — Fhone 900-W._______ 20-6tc seed, for good clean stock will pay f^OR RENT—One large bed room, a good price. Address W. P. Newell 1 Private entrance, running water^ Co., Wholesale Fern Growers, Apopks. . 279-tfc P°*>m 7, Herald Apartments. 20-ltp Fla. OF $7,009- WANTED-Will POSPRo N WANTED—By man 36 years old; chrlstisn; married. Work­ P»>' 4% intcVest ^or aix month* and * *ix ;>er cent bonus to the party ing knowledge general banking, taking this loan. ■Security: All tan- transportation imd mercsntilo lines.— 16-fltc tihle assets of tb* business together K. K., care Sanford Herald. *ilh other securities. Monep'to ba WANTED— GIRL TO WORK h<<l for additional equipment, which IN BINDERY DEPARTV.11 increase 4he< business 160%. If MENT OF THIS OFFICE. AP­ tou have the-money to loan, Investi- PLY READY FOR WORK AT til<* this good, clean, legitimate cstab- 7:30 MONDAY MORNING. irhed business, near Orlando. For In----------“ C O S T ^rview, address M. H. B., care San^d Herald. 19-tfc Lost, STRAYED OR ST0LUN-1 large bay hone, stocking feet be­ Ra n t TO HEAR from owner hav­ ing farm for sale; give particulars hind, brand on left fore shoulder. $16 ►nd lowest- price.—John J, Black, reward if returnsd to Renry Marshall, IT-3tp Pippewa FalU, Wia. 4-21-28-5-5 Cameron City. The disadvantage in not being a Pry agent Is that you can’t go out and P>*ke a little raid when you run out f t liquor. * . , -t 1 »i 1 . A swallow has been found to travM *bt thousand miles. W« F ir ti. t h a t t r a r s l l s d )\ klesforr - The old-fashioned girl didn’t paint in her bedroom, but she could plsn a wonderful Interior decoration in Uw kitchen'. ■1 r ■When a self-made man suffers from an Inferiority complex, he aan always lEK lovely picnic party Inst Saturday Silver Lake. v Now that the* celery harvest is about over with nearer estimates of the nmovnt of the crop in car lots can l» made. From good authority there has beep I 300 cars, or in thnt neigh­ borhood up to lids week with about 201 more ears yet to go if worms, Might, black heart or some othei* pest don't get it before the celery cutter Joes. If the various pests hnd of let Hie celery conic to cutting there would t asily have been 5,000 ears so our in­ formant said. The dry weather la blamed for A good many of the celery growers trouble. • CLEM,YOU DON'T SEEM • W e u .y o o JO BE YOURSELF TbDAY1- REM EM BEI^ CJ^WHAT'S^THE REASON? MV OLD SIDE KICK /STEVE* IWENT OUT •ri V W EST? WeU-,OU>TIMEfl,| [ how a r e they OlTIM* Ill 7c Quick Service Transfer -I Storage Facilities •t we pleaae you, tell others; If not, tall oa. Phone 498 SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS SU R E I Do! WHAT HAPPENED TO H I M ? V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work r CONTRACTOR and BUILDER BELIEVES BACKACHE “Have bad kidney trouble and buck. \ who for many years and I tried sev1oral doctors but got only temporary ; relief. A friend advised me to iry Foley Kidney Pills, anti before I used two boxes I was entirely well,” writes j A. C. Perkins, Summer Shade, Ky. Kidney and bladder trouble requires prompt treatment. Foley Kidney Pills give,quick relief. Refuse sub­ stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold i verywhere.—Adv. IT SEEMS AS THOUGH HE TOOK A FEW NIPS ONE EVENIN’ AMD THOUGHT HE'D j/A M D T h e n Play a joke on somebody HE STUCK HIS HEAD INTO THE BULLDOG SALOON AMD HOLLERED.'* FIRE.". X (17 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. B. w7 HERNDON MeKinnon-Markwootl Company will have a complete line of Hart S.‘h«ffncr & Marx clothing, new store, new stock. • 12-tfc INSURANCE AGENCY PIRK-------- AUTO-------- BONDS S. O. Shinholser V. ' Contractor and Builder SANFORD FLORIDA Sanford Mattress Factory per manIcntly located West First Street. Phone J-tlK-ft-J. ' IC-fitc -CM' ter A. P. Connelly & Sons M tu hn h t a M Ft k i h h ttalalilUbrU IBO* n-r.-A-L n-S-T-A^T-i liiirklmrnli Firm* 1'n-Iltl pr<«* r«1 land fti *urn Eire IQ • urrlr Hands city Lm«* S-u n-j fcs Sa Sa h=t S i 1*1 Sii Na Liifinn (IffHlf* llnalnrss f’mprrfr llii»liir«« €Wnitre* LUNG WOOD. Fla., April 21.— Miiln Office Basing this article on the theory, thnt, II C l Hi ll I I I U I . U t'O W I ’ A N T every citizen of that section of this lA .M 'O llll I.W IiS T M U M T COM PANY state that will he effected by the pro­ I 'h i i n r 4 H 1 0 1 -N S l n s n o l l a A v e . ject,’ is keen to realize nn opportu­ nity to enhance the value of the sec­ STEWART The Florist tion, particular attention is culled to Cut Flowers------------Floral Designs the following facts: Annual and Ornamental Plants . , There is a great need for water transportation from all points of the 814 Myrtle Ave.-----------Phone 260-W state to u common seaport. New York state solved the problem many years with the Erie Canal.. Chicago SANFORD MACHINE ago realized the necessity to such-an ex­ COMPANY tent as to even reverse the course of the stream, widen und deepen it to General Machine and Boiler such an xtent ns to make it u great s, Works commercial success. Now if these Cylinder Grinding places can make water do service and Automobile Repairs solve transportation difficulties, why Acetylene Welding can not wc, who have every facility Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida to make transportation problems that are now existing, vanish, wake up to PU FF AND POWDER GIFT the fact thnt Ihere is now, knocking at the commercial door, an opportu­ BOXES AT THE QUALITY nity for the advancement of just such SHOP. : 20-2tc a canal, thnt. when completed will connect the principal shipping points of the state with one central point SPEEDED UP POSTAL SERVICE where the freight and produce can find ready transportation to the east­ F'r-t Bwlusivs T ra^°rt.tlon of the ern markets. Malls, In 1175, Was Watched With Intense Interest. To this project there are two parts, firs t's ship canal from Jacksonville The first exclusive ms 11 train was to Sanford two hundred feet wide and placed In sort Ire'Hcpt. 18, 1875. I^*nv. twenty feet deep. lng New York, It arrived on sdirdule The second part is p canal from tltno In Chlcngd tiie following day, after a journey of twenty-six hour*. the point where the Wckiva river con­ (Ireat Interest was taken at that time nect* with the St. Johns, south, fol­ in this all postal train, which carried lowing the course of the Wckiva river the western mail from New York to to Palm Springs, thence along the Chicago at a greater speed than any course of the stream that empties in­ passenger train could command, and, furthermore delivered thsl mall at Ctil- to the Wckiva at Palm Springs, fol­ cago distributed and arranged for lm* lowing this course and to the eaat of mediate dispatch to other lines, of Forrcat City, wcat of Maitland and Orlando and to the head waters of the for delivery by carrier in Chicago. With the beginning of the year 1800 stream just southwest of Orlando. the mall between New York and Ban From this point it ia practically level Francisco was also carried on fast all tho way to lake Tohopkalaga at trains, consuming less time than the Kissimmee. Then following the fastest pasaenger train. Pnat train* course of the Kissimmee river, con­ between Chicago and Omaha ran the more than 500 ml lee in lea* than ten nect Trith Lake Qkeechobee. This lionrs. An Important feature of the canal to be sixty feet wide with a new nerrlce was that by which-mall depth of six feet (low water). bags were raught without stopping tha There ia an amplO Rupply of water trains, and which brought even small for such a cas&L This can be main­ towns the benefit of speedy aervlce, tained by the use of locks. Lake tha Detroit News-state*. Apopka will furnish all of the water !I ll’ lake at Kissimmee will supply the Tha advantage In owning a home necessary for the north end and tjv> avo something to faortpart tint- of land that a Car. ■gM PTO M a : L0NGW00D : CLAY AW AY THE YEARS Joe Kinurd will accompany Mr. nnd| Mrs. A. II. Moses to New York City lor the summer. Joe 1ms driven Mr. Moses, car for the past two years while Mr. Moses has been in Hanford and will go to the big city under his cure. Joe’s ninny friends are glad he lins this chance. Mrs. I.. I. Frasier, of Celery Aveline entertained her Sunday School! class of girls and their guestH at u would !m reclaimed by tin1 canal, mh it would drain many tlu>u»nndt< of acres of iapds along the Kissimmee river iin well aw the land along the Wekiva. Then also there are innumernblo swamps all through this section of the state that would l>e re­ claimed by such a omul. Now let us look to the freight reduction possibilities of such u pro­ ject. The freight rate from New York to Jacksonville, first class is $1.77, to Hanford, $1.99, 22 cents for one hundred twenty-five miles. Now let ■■ us look nt the rate to Orlando, 23 miles further than Sanford, $2.45. 5 PHEW. Exactly TWO CENTS A MILE, from Sanford to Orlando, Now citizens of the counties south of Hanford, something will hnvo to he done. We must grind oi^r axe sharp and USE IT. We have recourse, cer­ tainly, in the canal. It is yours for the asking, provided you speak loud und strong enough. I^ t’s every one 8 of us get together and push the meas­ ure through. It will have to come through the legislature, or legislative channels, hut it CAN BE DONE. If the right men are now In office to push It over, then you will still have recourse. Put the right man in of­ fice. 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Gcorgu Bridgford haa returned tti his home in Willoughby, Ohio, after Ida third winter hereabouts. Dr. T.,M, Moore, of Willoughby, O., exiled on Emil Simile recently. Frank Bassett has been u visitor at th'e Dressor home for several days enrouto to hia home in Carthage, NY., after wintering in Euatia. Mra. Msrgafet McCowen has re­ turned to her homo in Brooklyn, N. Y„ after several weeks visit with her sister, Mr*- A. Corpany, Mr. and Mra. Curtis J. Coleman had as their guests last week Mr. Cole­ man's parents, Mr.'and Mrs. W. O. Coleman; brother, John Coleman and irs. it. F. r, Fuller f uller ana Mr. and Mrs. and >tr. Mr. Turner, allI of Atlsnt 1. Thq party was called td Daytona at the death of Mr. Coleman4 iman'a* *l*Ur, Mr*. Carl F, Wethonll. Mr. Wethervll accorapan* h en tor a tow day# yUlt, i DO YOU RAISE MOST OF YOUR BABY CHICKS OR DO YOU LET MOST OF THEM DIE? \ [ i ■ ;g j The proper feed is necrassry in order to raise every livable chick and change your loss into real profit. Special feed also to Lcep them growing fast for market or early lrycrs. t Try a aacl: or two. We guar­ antee results. "Your money back if you are not satisfied.” ■ ■ M l ML CASH FEED r. T O P F H M m n Sanford Feed 8 S u p p ly Co FEED»MAY-CPA!N PHOM ft . r AND FfTPnLl7r P ; 8* � 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, April 21, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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