7 10 285 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9f31fa5ba1821efc0ec2c2200d80929d.pdf 34a2b2f5f3e91ea824826ac0122f42c2 PDF Text Text T H E H E A R T OF TH E W O R LD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, VOLUME IV, 1 1 1 I SEPTEM BER 24, 1923 1 H ■ I | j 'll to Be One Who Used Whip on . (y I*' Several: ANDPAYjPRICE Or Hangover Front SaturduyvN ight Makes BacJ Auto Accident. Forecast of Secretary Y* ‘ . . Weeks and Ford is NBWv-ViDBR, Sept. 24,-M tss A d d # Silent. Ryan, debatant and daughter o f John If They Prove Sincere in Promises France W ill Helen Elwood Stokes Help Them Pay. , Makes Accusers Back Down. (H r Tfcs A s » o e la t H I .,P r » « s ) , PARIS, Sept.' 24.— Premier Polntire made threo speeches Sundsy nt Cksmpcnoux, Tool, and Bois Le Piitre, in none of which did ho mako inn the most distant reference to the visit of Stanley Bcldwln, the Drltish prime minister, to Paris. The speeches might hove been, In fact, most probtbly were, written beforo that evont The point M. Poincare sought to nuke clear today was that Germany m«it not expect to bo able to mako tho colltspc of passivo resistance in tho Rohr, a means for driving a bargain with France, or obtaining any conces- Harry Ryan and granddaughter of Thomas Fortune Ryan, financier is in a critical condition at Long Reach Hospital; a victim o f an. automobile crash early Sunday morning at As* bury Park which cost the lifo of Lewis Gordon Norrle, Princeton Hockey star. Tho hospital authorities declined any detail of Miss Ryan’s injuries or to jtivo the names of other party hurt Norrio and pArty were speeding from n mod house to the home of his aunt in two automobiles at three o’clock Sunday morning, tho police said. NorrU'a car collided with another car head on. Both1 were demolished. The other car and his party did not stop •and the hjJjijpfd.ljr *°me t,rae ,n the I H r T h r A a a ocJ h lrA I’ rra a ) - <|lr Tkf 1* MACON, GA., Sept. 21.— Dr. C. A. Yorbrought, a prominent dentist and allowed dinglendcr In the Macon flog ­ gings again went to trlnl today, this time charged with whipping W. O. ■Harnett. Ho wan acquitted last week on the charge o f whipping R. F. Mills, Harnett testified at Mills case that Ynrbrough whipped him. IHr The Associated Tress) WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.— Action CHICAGO, Sept. 24.— Mrs. Helen by the war department will lie had Elwood Stokes, whose divorce suit is before night on tho question involved pending In New York, faced six per­ In the disposition o f tho government sons early today in the office of As­ Gorgns plnnt on land owned by the sistant State’s Attorney Wharton, Alabama Power Company nt Muscle who arc investigating her charge that Shoals, la forecast by Secretary her husband Bought to defamo her Weeks, after o conference with the character by affidavits obtained here. president. Secretary had received She defied six persons to identify her reply from Henry ford, who recent­ ns former inmnte o f a notorious ly was asked by the government to house in the old Chicago tenderloin. modify his offer o f Musclo Shoals In The Gordon Bennett Nono could do so. Six had previous­ property to exclude Gorgns plant. He ly maife affidavits against her. Ac­ Race And Twb Ameri­ would not give contents of tho Ford cording to,W harton ho has obtained cans Were Killed. * /ifnreply. confession-from a negro special depu­ in augurating a monument to tho IDr Tfc«* AH M liLe Press) *ar dead at Champeflour, In tho cen- ty sheriff that he had been employed Yowell A Company have n big ad­ raim '- WA ttW wHlsM'/ was In BRUSSELS, Sept;*" 2*.*— United t*r of the- world- w ar battle- line on lb g e f tho •tfmdA'vlts bjr-S to**' vertisement in this issuo cnlling your States nrmy balloon S-fl competing in Norrle party’s car. • • grand couronne height, Premier Poln- sol. attention to to the Fall Showing of the Gordon Bennett international uro snid that auch ceremonies ns New Silk on Wednesday arid Thurs­ race wns struck by lightning last eve­ those being held wore not intended China Side Steps day of this week. Crepes, knit silk, ning and Lieutenants Olmstoad and to fan hatred or reabtroent, but mere­ Demands of Legation pussy willows, chiffon velvet and Choptnw, her occupants killed. This ly to glorify the heroism of those who About Kidnaping many other popular weaves, fall skirt­ was the third bnlloon to bo destroyed fill in the cuse of justice and liberty.. ings, wool goods, and ninny others nt in the rade. Five acronnuts hove been Re expressed surprise that Germany prices that will make them move. killed. The S-G wua destroyed near CHINA SIDE,STEPS 14 was forgetting the generosity of the Bandit Raid On Pasaenger Train See tho advertisement in today’s Nistolrode province of North Brabant, victors in signing the armistice when paper. • f Holland, the Eero Club of Brussels Included American. they were on the point of invading The Associated Press) German territory and destroying tho has officially announced. Russians Heading * PEKING, Sept. 24.— Chinn haa re­ last divisions of the armies of the] plied evasively l o the demands, which Toward Florida . BRUSSELS, Sept. 24—The Gordon Reich. wns presented by Diplomatic Corps, Escaped From Cuba Bennett Cup classic, the annual bob “There are many today across the result in Linchenlng bandit raid last loon race for aeronauts of all coun­ Rhine,' snid M. Poincare, "who aro Were Working on Car Muy when foreigners, Including Skipped Havana Police and Headed tries, which Btnrted here in terrific tliad or deaf to their-situation. They Ond Fell Out About Americans were kidnaped from train For This Slate. gust* o f wind and rain, hns already art leading Germany toward now catami were detained ih Shantung llilli Repairsi vost three llovs. Of tho seventeen cnaitrophiea and foolishly expending in tor week*.. trnns assembled for the race, thir­ revolt against tho treaty that haa been ( S r T fcr A m m I » I H T r e « « ) KEY WEST, Sept. 22.— Deputy tigned resources which might tpiuacd teen, so fnr ns known, are in tho TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 24.—Syd U. S. Marshal Lope* been advised to! execute it. air. Maxwell, a mechanic is held in Jail that a Launch with 14 Ruslana aboard “What ia to be done! Let ua wait. hero charged with the murder of Max One of tho balloons, reported to bo who escaped from Port Police, Havana When they nra on the very edge of Russell, a young mnehinst. Maxwell and are headed for the West Coast the Swiss, Genova, was struck by the precipice they can still save them- is alleged to have cut Russell to oI Florida, Innding to be probably lightning, and Lieutenants von Gruneelves from falling. They have only death yesterday when they fought nttemptod either nt Tarpon Springs o f ingen and Whrcn wero killed. to recognize the uselessness of their on the highway in company witli The American contestant, St./Louis, Tampa. resistance and prove to vs that they Mrs. nessio Durst and Palmer Allen. •ere sincerely determined to keep their Mrs. Durst said tho quarrel ktarted promises. Hut let them beware. Tho Oklahoma's Legislature Under Guard over the repairing of the machine *l»pe is steep and It la not we who ore In which they were riding and which shipping. broke down. In unveiling a war monulnent at _ Tool, Premier Poincare asserted that during the period from 1871 to 1014 Many Tax; Sales there was no real peAce ana rfbrmal Swell State Treasury relations between France and Gcr. Sent in By Clerks *eny were impossible. Franco now t a determined Uiat Germany shall ®<(t revive such a precarious peace, Clerks o f Circuit Courts Have Ren J l t c d $ 6 1 7 ,4 2 4 .4 5 . *t>*t rid herself o f old imperialistic ^kiti, realise the wrong she has done md sincerely resolve to repair It Premier Poincare’s third speech was ‘Wlvrred in front o f the memorial to de»d erected In wood at Bola Le Pwtre. The chief point pf hia speech U* rt was Insistence that Germany’s •urrender in the Ruhr must he un­ conditional. He refused to be frightened by tho *flre crows which he tu ld w*re be- Comptroller tho sum o f $017,424.45, “ $ »«t to scare France into an under- In funds received by them for the re­ •tanding with, Germapy Hurt Germany demption o f tax sale certificate* so »R1 become a prey to bolshevism will far during tho year 1023. > To. the State Treasurer the sum o f "• Usnsfortqed Into a center of an•rrhiun, rndangerlng her neighbors. $219,470.00, and the remainder, total­ Even If such things happen," he' ing $397,954.30, to tho several coun­ •ddvd, “ France a modal, peaceful, or­ ty and county school depositories. derly democracy, haa nothing to fear, Tho dlstribstlon by months, begin­ *4 are immune to contagion-" ning with February, shows: , Month To State To Counties G* Ball who U sojourning at February 21 .. $30,680.98 $00,225.60 Hsytona Beach with hU family re- March ----------$22,089.24 $*M2<L64 *«‘»*d a message today o f the death April 1 2 $34,451.19 $03,710.35 $90,288.07 ala brother-lnJaw at Quincy who May 23 ____ $60,772.67 T*4 •uddanly, Mr. Bali left at once July _____ _ $42,085.66 $78,151.03 w Quincy to .attend the funeral and Auguat 7 — $82,890.66 $00,160.17 ■rs Ball and Silly will return to Totals $210,470.09 I397.p54.36 Wants to Place Issue of Ku Klux Klan Before . U .S . Said Miss Ryari, Daughter of Joljn Ryan Seriously . • Injured. , Germany Should Recog­ nize • Uselesfcrtesa o f Farther* Resistance r- PH G1 -•C ■ : r ra n - 3B% And Injunction Action Would Issue Most Di­ Board Fails to Suggest rect Action. and Plan For Illy T h r A . . o r la ird 1'r r a .) OKLAHOMA, CITY, Sept. 24— A Operation (llr T h r A » « c w li,(c d I’ rra a ) WASHINGTON, Sept, 21.— Prosident Coolidgo 1ms l>eon ndvised by members of tho shipping board that thorough canvass of the situation hns failed to develop any suggested plan o f operating tho government mer­ chant fleet which offer hope of es­ caping definite and continued deficit. Computation of various factors which enter into marine transportation place fixed differential of $5 a ton against American ships, the president was informed, and this handicap will be met regardless o f the method of operation devised by tho board. Upheaval Last Thurs day Causes Much Damage. TERHERAN, Persia, Sept. 24— several villages in the civinity of llujnurd nrc reported to havo been destroyed with casualties so. far as known of 123 dead and about 100 in­ jured in cnrthqunke which shook this region Inst Thursday, say dispatches Shocks arc contiutroqching here, ng. Damage is also reported in tho district of Shirvan. wjth which Copt. II. E. Honcyell loped to capture tho trophy, was unabto to withstand tho pressure o f tho anchor rope when hit by n half gnlo, and burst before the start. Thf United States army S-G glided nto the Belgian Villa do Bruxelles when she was taking off, and dnmoged th eRelginn so badly that she had to jp emptied of gas, for safely sake. Because of tho atmospheric condi­ tions the United States navy A-0099, Lieutenant Lawrence In command, tad $ narrow escape from colliding m jltherB wnlRing for ......................* the start, '* but ng her ballast, she soared high enough to get into the gly currents and sail away. Thu* two o f tho American contes­ tants. are striving against threo French, two Belgian, two Spanish, test in the United States courts o f hia authority to prohibit tho convening o f an extraordinary session of tho Oklnhonm house o f representatives set for Wednesday will ho welcome. Governor J. C. Walton declared Sundny night. . "I wnnt to pinco tho issuo o f tho Ku Klux Klan before federal authori­ ties, and an injunction action against me will ho tho most direct method of bringing this about," ho assorted. The rush o f events that hnvo fol­ lowed tho extension o fmartial law a week ago to every county in tho stata paused Sunday whilo Governor '3. C. Walton, worn by tho exertions of, hla compaign against the Ku Khnr Klan, remained in seclusion at feja home. ’ 1 t f l i ! . . J' iL. i _ l. ..J 1• ' Military "courts ' InOklahoma dity and Tulsa, were not in session and henduurters o f the guard officer* were uit. , Observers of tho situation looked for an indication of its solution this week. An uttcinpt to convene the state house of representatives *Wddntxjny without rail by the governor la expected to reveal llie Immediate course o f developments. , Th session wns called by members with tho (xpressed purpose o f invest}gating certain official acts of Gover­ nor Walton. The governor has branded tho session as' a "Ku Klux Klan demonstration" and hps dccqlared tho legislators will not be permit­ ted to 011*01. Whether Governor Wal­ ton will back up his thrept to, jail any who make an attempt reniaiua to bf seen. Last nigbt ha said methods to be used to block he session would b* it) the hands o f Adjutant General H. II. Markham. The latter declined tp 11. Markham. The Uttar declined tp reveal his intended course o f action. . ‘ A statement issued Saturday night by W. D. McChce representative front Stephens county,. a leader in the movements to convehe the-house, da* dared members who will meet do not iutiod to roaott to violence if he gov. ernor uses force to disperse them. H f raid if thy are not permittd to can. vne they will "resort to the courts for vindication of ou** rights.’ , The citizens of OkUhonta and the nation at large had before them today an appeal from Governor Walton, is. sued Isst night, for funds with which to establish newspapers in thU atat< "that will tell the people the truth/f The governor asserted that certain Oklahoma papers wore "subsidized with money from Atlanta" and wer^. refusing to carry to the people test!* mony adducted by tbo military courts tending to impllcato the Ku Klux Klaq in law violations. Mora troops tq ho mohllxod soon, tho governor, declared last night. He competition. Disqualification o f their boUon haa just been decided upon for nghming the Belgian entry in the take-off yesterdays when word of ac­ cident was received. Other eausuai*. tie# In tho flight wire Lieutenants von Qrunlnger and Wehran of the BwU*. balloon Geneva, which caught Art. .I'enaranda Barca of the. Spanish balloon Polar waa also killed and bb assistant injured. n* °*u» “ *'*“ •^ era) other counties. .At present only' three counties ih the state are undo^ '\,i such designated military rule. In one|| Creek county, ho troops are on duty and no fofost haa been made in th* wock since the decree was promulgate J ed to Interfere iq any way with the regular civil sutboritia. In T uIm and Oklahoma counties the other two bu$ few troops arc undet arms and therq * b virtually no Interruption to th* normal life of the gUioa. In Oklahoma CRy the state fair ia attracting thoua-| f anils o f visitors'to the city and b We ing policed entirely by regular city officers. * •. .. ;v*f * v , * .\ �THE SANFORD D MRS. FR*KD D A ld E R ___________ 1— L 3 -------------------------- -— Society Edit.,, PlmanJlt-W I f ydb hare any friends visiting you— If you are going nnywhofe or com ­ ing h#me, or If yon are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, giving ddtalls, or telephone tho Item. It will bo greatly appreciated. ■DAR time here ns the gudats o f ’ the lat­ ter's aUiit, Mrs. J. B. Ray at her home otf Palmetto hvenua •' O. Shinholscr. To these ladies the longue is Indebted ' for the use o f their lovely home*-and the spirit with which' they entered Into tho occasion. Mlsa Florcnco Spurting, Mrs. J. E. Spurting,* Mlsa Selma Thom lcy and Miss Luclle Pope were tho committee w} osq untiring efTorts coupled with tHb iiptendid co-operation o f every one made thin one o f the most dolighlful occasions os well as profitnble. It notled something more than erne hundred dollars fo r the carpet fund. . , M b s' Anna Mason returned home yesterdny after spending tho sum­ mer vdry pleasantly In Atlanta, and v If FLORIDA POETESS Wrightsvllle, Ga., stopping- over en ‘ FVanccs Dickenson Pindcr is a route hnnie at Ciithbcrt, Ga., to at­ poet. Please do not confuse the nsmo tend the opening o f tho'school there. Pindor with Dlndsr, tho lyric poet o f Greece, who was defeated In a con­ Hnvd you seen the attractive prizes test for poetic laurels by tho poetess Mrs. Pindor would come F o{ trees that Chuckles In tho breeze, donated for the Subscription Brlgc Corlnns. out victorious in a contest with any For singing birds and humming bees. for Tuesday evening at the Woman’s poot o f today. Be one ^rith them, and laugh along, Club 7 Como out'Wild win one o f these And wcivfe their gladncsa in your beautiful prizca and at the same time For alx- years, sho has been n fre­ enjoy n pleasant evening. song. • quent contributor to the leading pubi lications in this country and in Eng­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wilder and lit­ land. When you pick up any good tle son, James, o f Washington, D. magasine at your news dealer’s or O., arrived hero yesterday morning in tho public library, you are likely nnd were tho guests o f Mr. and Mrs. to find A poem by Frances Dlckonson Fred Dalgcr at their homo on Fourth Pindor, who In private life is Mrs. street. They left this morning for Norwood Lowell Pindcr o f Jacksonn tour o f the West Coast. vjllo, FIs. Sho hna published poems In the CARD OF TIIANK8. Foruih, Life, Munscy’s, Art and Life, The'EpWorth league o f the Meth­ which was. formerly the Lotus Magsodist church wish to thank all those zinc. The 'Touchstone, The New Re­ who helped make “ Tho Trip Around public, Contemporary’ Verae, Poetry, Tho Lyric, Tho Measure, T h e Spur,— tho World" a success. this magnzlno is published simul­ taneously In Now York, I/ondoh nnd TRUTH BKEKEH8 CLUB. Tho Truth Seekers Class will meet Pars— Vogue, North “American ' Re­ Monday afternoon nt tho Methodist view, Tho Reviewer, and several oth­ Church at 3:30. As this will bo the ers In this country. In Europe her timo for election o f officers, all mom work has been published . in tho Harmsworth group/ o f magazines. bers arc urged to nttend. Laugh, littlo fellow, laugh nnd sing Pearson's, The London Graphic, and the London Outlook. And coax tho Joy from everything; THIRTEEN BRIDGE CLUB. Take gladness at It* fullest worth In the Anthology o f Contempor­ Mrs. B. A. Howard, who leaves And make each hour nn hour of shortly for Okeechobee, was the aneous Verso which will come eff mirth, . , charming honorcc yesterday after­ tho press this fall. Mrs. Pindcr has a 8o-<hmt*when on tho downward slope noon when Mrs. Claude Howard en­ long sonnet sequence. In the Anthol­ O f life the radiant sky of hopo tertained in her honor nt her country ogy o f Sea Verse, compiled by MerWilt betid'above you all the way home on Sliver Ij»kc. There were riehew and published in America and And make you happy, ns today. three tables of players nnd the guests In England, there are several poems — Wilber D. Ncsbit. included the members o f the Thirteen by Frunccs Dickenson Pindor.' Her work is included in tho Braithwaite Bridge Club. Mohday—Truth Seekers Class meets • Gold and green, tho colors used, Anthology for 1923. at-Methodist Church nt 3:30 p. m. were artistically carried out in every Mrs. Pinder w ho' is n native of Tuesday—Subscription Bridge at detail. Baskets and vases of golden Florida nnd who was educated at glow were everywhere. Tho tally Rollins college in Winter Park, Flor­ Woman's Club by Junior Department, cards were also in yellow nnd when ida, has always enjoyed writing. at' 8 p. m. scores were counted, tho prize for When she was a school girl, she high score, a yellow card tablo cov­ wrote for tho college publication and Mr, and Mrs. W. V. Wheeler nnd er, was won by Mrs. 1). P. Drum­ was clans poet for her class. She family are now occupying their now mond. Mrs. Howard was also pre­ nevor dreamed however that sho pos­ home on Union avenue. *«*— sented n yellow card tablo' cover as sessed real talent. Sho knew that m6M6iRb'of the occasion., , , sho loved to writq and that writing Mrs, A. J. Richardson has return­ At the conclusion o f the game, Mrs. enmo more easily for her thsn for ed horn* after a very delightful visit Howard served n tempting salad many o f her classmates. It was not with relatives In Georgia. course nnd orangeade, as refresh­ until' about six years ago that she thought of taking her work serious­ ments. Miss Thelma Bellamy of Sanford Those enjoying this pretty party ly. Sho showed some o f her verse Is the guest o f Mrs. D. M. Carrulh- were Mrs. Gcorgo Do Cottes, Mrs. B. to a friend who assured her that it era ia t'h er home No. 617 East Park A. Howard, Mrs. D. P. Drummond, was real poetry, nnd when it was avenue.— Tampa Tribune. Mrs. F. E. RoumlUnt, Mrs. B. L. Per­ offered for publication it was ac­ kins, Mrs. David Caldwell, Mrs. Bon cepted, and she was assured that Mr.1 and Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez and Caswell, Mrs. R. A. Ncwmnn, Mrs. A. olher poems o f hers would bo acceptfatally are now at' home to their B. Wallace, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. table. Since that time she has writ­ friends at the Clarence Mahoney W. A. Fitts and Mrs. G. D. Bishop. ten for many magazines nnd has been made a membec o f the Author’s home on Tenth street. league of America. But that is not ....“ TRIP AROUND THE WORLD" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hart arrived . “ Tho Trip Around the World," all, sho has been elected to mem­ hers yesterday from their homo in gltctt under the auspices of the Ep- bership in tho Author's Guild which Jacksonville, and are tho guests of worth League was a success in ev­ is made up of a select number of Me. and- Mrs. AYchle Belts at their ery particular. There was a large tho members of the Author's League. hotne orr Palmetto svenuo. On the council which elected her gathering in front of tho Methodist church, fully ono hnlf hour bofore to membership in this guild are John Moreland o f Norfolk, Va., is the scheduled time to start on the Mary Roberts Rinehart, George Ade, the1 guest bf his sister, Mrs. J. W. long nnd perilous Journey. The fol­ Booth Tnrklngton, Irvin Cobb, Zane Snow at* her home on Elm avenue. lowing countries were visited: Amer­ Grey, Ellis Parker Butler, Gclett Mr.* Moreland expects to locate., in ica, Japan, Spain, Africa and Ireland. Burgucss, Montague Glass and sever­ Sabffcrd. * Theso countries were represented al others who are recognized os tho M r.'and Mrs. Charles E. Perry of appropriately and artistically in tho foremost men and women in tho Am­ Llttla Rock, Ark., are spending some homes of Mrs. W. I, Thornton, Mrs. erican literary field. Tho poems she has had published would'fill a volumo and her friends in this country and abroad are anx. (ously waiting for the timo when sho offers them to tho public in book form. • Florida is grateful that Mrs. CGOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD Finder's parents saw fit to come Shows Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M, pero before her birth, and that she ;rcw up and was educated in Fior­ *^ TODAY ds. Otherwise, Virginia er Ken* l a Bg b u t t l e f e l l o w . LaUgh, little fellow, laugh and sing Ang Just* bo glad fqr everything!, Bc^rlad fo r tho morning and for tho nlghtl * . For sun and stars that laugh with Cash Prlro Night — Three cnah prizes to lucky numbera IVm, Fox Presents « Difetitt Famum in' “ THE BUSTER” ' Fox Comedy: “ STEP LIVELY PLEASE’’ Fox News: “ MUTT and JEFF” MONDAY AMATEUR NIGHT — 5 ACTS OF LOCAL TLENT Prlhcipa! Pictures Corporation Presents “ TEMPORARY MARRIAGE" With ■ . Kenneth Harlan and Mildred Davig Pa the Comotly— “ Wnnted'a Story” . Fox Nows Vi TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY rp ~ r A Keith Vaudeville Act. ' •./ f ’ ’ The first road show of the pcanon . f 1'* Russell Sisters iira Refined Novelty VISIONS OF SPLENDOR. A beautiful wenio production Also high class pictures in conjunction With the above acta. MONDAY >— ........................ AMATEUR NIGHT WEDNESDAY ................... ....... FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY *. . Special Myaic to all Pictures IGHT PR IC E S............................................. 10 and 20 Cci AXINEE P R IC E S ............. .............. .......10 and 15 Cer { I There are so many nice things that wo could say about Mrs. Finder in private life, but she is very modest and begs u* to leave unsaid many of the things wo •would like to say pbout her. |. • When the writer o f this skotch j wanted to congratulate her on her | Work, aha ssldi “ When I think of j the groat amount o f work that so j many people are accomplishing -and view my own., achievetaenta I feel I that I have really done nothing: at S all. Pvt ,L ahall' keep on working Bland porhaps, by. and b y ,'I ahall'do l aomething tbat li worthwhile." j I Yowell Coi, fitst show*; |*jn£’ o f Mallteon & Haaa Ifiew F u llS ilk , next-W ed­ S nesday and Thiirsdfr# W A N T O YSTEBS? C A LL 4T8-W. K E N D A L L 'S FISH M ARKET,' tuhpay , COME TO LITTLE OEM— For good c»U |ryjyt* drin k *»; smokos, butte* m U k J flS P S iK T nInM. ■*; * Oysters "any style, /lf^ivo InWallcd L l/v iiu O ' * new stoyo, can now corvp^ you Hot Roast Meats, Raked RoansT Hot UiaM IL A N E TH EATR E ^ ^ cults, Com Dread. In facl* every­ ---------Sunday 7:45 Mr. and Mrs. Dallas o f Altamonte thing g o o d 'to cat at prices thr.'. arc Springs are in tho cily today visit* right. Wo also havo new Lunch SUBJECT: Countar. Como In anil sco us. Glad big friends and shopping. to serve you. 200 Palmetto Avc. • ---------151-ltp Frank Miller Is carrying his arm Good music while you cat. “Religious Liberty in in a sling as the result of an acci- AGENTS — Sell “ Packard Quality /dent that happened at Daytona Dcach U . S . A . ” Shirts," direct from manufacturer when his enr collided with n palmot- to wearer. Bcaufftul uinnplo outfit’ to tree pitching him through the windW h a t S h ou ld be D o n e W it h B lu e free; Wonderful ro-order line. Pro­ position entirely new. Packnrd Shirt LhWs7 Company, ID S. Wells, Chicago. 151-ltp F. H. Dudley, Lecturer. AntbiUvit*^ Tires at mall ordor prices nt Wights Gtc Tho Lu-Beth Cafeteria has been put through a rcnl change machine and now contains a mezzanine floor for the comfort of the guests and will accommodate the crowds for this season. Sco the elegant menu to­ day fo r tho Sunday dinner tomorrow and then visit tho Lu-Beth tomorrow. Ono o f tho finest cafctarics in- the state. ‘ Thedford’a Black-Drauiht Liter ffedteae (Vegetable) Praiaed bf the Had of a LouiiuAa Family. ’ Lake Charter L * - “ l don't know SUFFERED FIVE YRAHff from' ■» KlriNBtS. ’T suffered with kld/icy tredki* fgi fltfc years or matt* I could not’ iWT* at'night and I was 'always tired t f 3 ’ coming homo from W6rk, and my ! ,- * ' ached," writes John R. Gdrdoh, Dts-S1 ville, III. “ I secured some FOttf* KIDNEY PILLS nnd after » School. Toggery Is announced to­ day by tho Sonford Shoo & Clothing Company and they hnvc tho goods for the boys in 'suits nnd shoes nnd ev­ erything. Tho Sanford Shoo & Cloth­ ing Compnny have one of the largest and beat Blocks for tho srhool hoys in tho city. work with*WiOr<s~iSn«i>, bccarilf H fta1 erpinil Vould Bleep-belter." Fdrqtfcr Nemo Self-Reducing No. 333 -ii a resl bargain* It has a low lop and medium skirt. Made Induiabte pink*or white coutili slies 24 to 36—and com o-.iy $3.00. Tho Valdez Hotel has a Sunday dinner Itrrangcd for tomorrow , thnt will turn them over. If you have not visited the Valdez Grill since Chef Fnlck took charge you have missed something. His menu in this issue of tho Herald will give you some Idea o f what tho Valdez is putting out to tho customers. Rend It today nnd go there tomorrow. Yowcll & Company arc here again today with a big advertisement call­ ing yout* attention to tho now fall suits and huts all • fresh from the markets' and1ready for your Inspec­ tion. Yowcll & Company havo Just what you want for tho young boys and tho ojdlr ones in school togs nnd you must see them before making your selections. See the advertise­ ment today. i‘ Congregational Bazaar wlfit* BlVi T), 4 t__siL. . ea ^ December Bthl Rdfoember tMrdife/ ^ ,v , W Hrf" sL Hive the house {iejns, r.ihl^Idrley ahd Bladder i us4 KCJLEY KltoNfcJY TILLS, everywhoda.— adiri ; l( Your dealer can't let It. tend ntme. aj .drcaa, ate and |). W e ll ernd the tofiet. iN e in o I t v i U k t c T i t l i l e n 1liwtliH'd ' 120 E. N««r York (Dept. K ). G. W. Lawton,.Brnttlet Watch Ex­ port, 216 South Orange, Orlande, Fkl . * ' Uttfc. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU NC-148 ■■■■riKriWMiatftfmmrinrar \ Coming Friday -Fresh Oysters; Call 478-W. . We Deliver K E N D A LL ’S FISH MARKET. - *In'lIiI'Id^VlfsVmelit Yn'Ihls Iss'iie'6'f tho Daily Herald Hudson announces a sharp redaction in the prices of both the Hudson atqf Essex uutomobiles, and that thoro will be no change in the modola during 1024. The Scmlnolo Hpdson nnd Essex company arc distributors >for these well known au­ tomobiles and will be pleased to dem­ onstrate the many good qualities of both nt any time. Call on them at 116 tyngnolin avenue. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L THE YEAR. CORNER. BUILDING. EVERY .ROOM .OUTSIDE. C S K H K H U iS a <nr The A u k JhIM I*rr*«) DELANI), Fla., .Sept. ID.—Tho Halifax and Indian Poultry associa­ tions arc the latest organizations in this soption of tho state to take up co-operative buying. Plhna nrc be- special act authorizing co-operative associations of farmers in Florida, which Is designed to aid in grading, standardizing,' packing nnd shipping farm products; to make rfs direct sales as possible from -the producer to the consumer, and to advertise ad­ vantageously and buy co-opcrntlvcly. Studies by 4he‘ agricultural departinent of Florida show there has been a steady g row th In the co-operative movement withing the last two years, And - these aiSbcUtions: now are said to be doing an annual business in tho United States'of probably f l , 600,000,000. In spmq states the increase in the number « f farmers’ co-operativo otherpriaes 1*. reported, as spoctscuJar, -Mia joarober. having reached more than 14.01K),, whUh. raarV* 10 ito 15 .percent'of the total' prddflee sold'by farmers. . ThVbllllon dollar mark In business done1 by tbese associations had. been passed in 1919, according to the four­ teenth census, and since then there 1 has been a prodigious development 3-r o f tho co-operative movement. • fi Men’s All Wool Suits $25.00-to-$4fc<)0* , / y' : ‘ Men’s Shoes........__ ...$3.25'tO’$7.50' Ladifes’ Shoes Children’s Shoes The . New York Giants beat tho ■ j Pittsburgh Pirates In two games, win- ■ [_ nlng tho firstfl tqW 'and;tbK A ceeod 3 ^ . lim firili* S tO 1. Mf iS a iB B I B S ili mt n - w * k sx *• J 75c to-$3.50if.*- pievipi SELLS r r FOR'LESS! ::::::::::: �M S H<Mt. U tfw Srrfvri HrraU * » i • cotter *t lb* f i /o u edfie* M 'H n eod a y *ju t erpeanood b is ( n t l > |k t m i* u> i f tiw w r t ca tibf M*f tv g t /« k u Kir« fcrjfj* Kiv « u Larg*4y ttaVnrawwtal m t#r a r i if tb* trite * k » k flw * 0 M f » l tv earry *JU bw f iV I mb ( « i v*>4 t u f dw t> -« U v ! f » l i t it a booeorr fw New httjtxt Md w U m s if U 4 kh lit t in t l « fcwtl itIt&f tvw* m 1 4 st*eba,— *m-w imeyroa fit*#!*. t.lJ i& iK GOOLSBY ILL. A* la tb*-’* nJUsMumt la*t v»»Jr, t i f < * / f i f ih* A f V 'n 'x U ' v r /r .tf; XL U it Iw w tv tb* __4h* T ta ^ a fia t b» K*Jl*r ought hrr* th* if tiw Urt ((Araiati u f (Jbr a i t tfeat ■•* m TV* t Sanford Feed & S u p p l y Co. ; otdy U i a f ia t s ’A If**4. » ;H . Lm ‘* F t E D 'N A Y * C RAIN A N D F E P T IL IZ E P S PHONE 539• M Y P T L E A V E . S T * S T . S A N ' W D =L1 f o l s t v i f kit at DUMsi«.g*eJ i t tMt i t o p . Tt>7 m v /ft l fast bit f t t m l M t h n &ft* <U u t a f t r t 1•nrrry. *Jthi*jgh of fci« rrfU t it f that bit I T ’S ENJOYED v;«*<trtive it eritiraL 'I 3 in . G*#Uty it witb him t r f w31 ffflMlt- *Vm tv U «f It k f BJ*«* '** W.* tr, f*TU fjf it. A (titTiim « w tu p r*«*f»*ij )o*t at tbr it t « ' t tv pr***' 1 t u t n that fb w t it r/> p*rt*iAiUr vjefcaog* fa kit rjjcAHjrjti.— Waa/. b'.JE* f Advot**-*MLKT HAVE GOOD HO A IM Erery mao, woman, and child ifl the United State* ha* a pertonal In­ terest Ifl good r«/id*. The farmer ard the 1nvAoritt hare immediate ard practical Inte/e»t, but the in tern ! o f other* it no |e»* vital that it expre**e* an Indirect TU terra* of activity in ard relation. aroord Die city of Hanford, the many The farm er want* good road* lenew building*, the many rev horn.**,, eaute he ran make more money with the many raw »tr»*U, the activity Igood roadi than with poor road*. If on the bvrdrcd* of farm* wher* Da the'farmer can make more money, he fall ard winter crop* are being iperd* more, which mean* greater planted, all gfv* thi* part of tbe *tate vrm pettly for the whole Nation, the apfiantttea of pro*periiy *ucfc a* frw* aectlflrj* o f the tooth can l /m '. J Hanford I* a Iruiy place all Da y»»r round now ard with th* addition of lou/itte it Will b« mm# than buty later on. Home people think Ictcaui* they are renting tbelr home or «tor* or w»r»livute that they are Tint paying tare*. They are paying the tare* jtm a* ■uraly aa If they owned th* property they are renting for the natter count* in the laze* ard Iruuranc* with hi* other expert ten and th* renter jay* it all. Therefore the man who rent* _ VtHfR BAKING' ! GLAD TO GET BACK "A in't ; « t gla/f tv ( « back?** v u THE HOTS Ol TODAY AND suited a a u » »Vv iu< reeemtiy return­ TESTER DAY. ed tn m ar. extended trip fat the tr/rtk *-vi »fc/, it <v/w at kit FWrvia h-/** again. "G iv i," h* u n tr * u to fAeaaed 'rrer anything in my life; the day. -We b » r from oar own per* f'.fk t cp yonder were fas#, the nssmtT ■oral experience that the boy* of to­ w*»th*r wet not alt/sgcther bad. day do not keg ' vj do the many thfAsgh it wet gettin g cold about the •king* that-the bc,yi of twenty-fire time I left. afld I had a good time in ;t*r» ago Ad *•! we alio believe genera!, hut tv g*t bark tv tbia land that the age of chivalry ha* cot pair­ o f delight jett makes my heart ting ed tot la tbia hurry *-'d buttle of the fur Jvy in company to the tong o f the latter day oar mirAt are on other Bmckiagt/irdt." thing*. A reecr.*. * controverry be­ We cannot appreciate the feeling tween editor Benjamin of the Orala *r-d have had it f n n e lv n . Up there, •Stir and Editor Matthew* of the Ft. even in vjm irir, the weather it very ■lauderdale 0 tn'ir# l br.r.g* oat many r hang*able. A f'Sel lady in Maine of th r-»<p/xab i nth* following from wat ow e atkeri if the would r.vt like to !"/ tv Florida fur a ehange « f the Orala Ffmrt “ Well, W-flf/j Editor IVrJAj r, of t+imat*. "W h y " rh»* taid, “ we g*-t a the .Star,think* we r.W.bi hunt a rat*hange tjf climate every day up here; Merchants ad Micas Transportation Co. Folks nay th e y enjoy oar bak­ ing. They know that no bread baked is superior to the bread we make and they know oar pastry is quite tasty. They know oar buns are the ones that please and tease . their appetite and that all the cake we make is just exactly right. m i :n ;ii T .van r t y c t r . K i t u n r e . ill* O t t Way F ran Jar Laosfflt I T T ______ T2A .lt NIAGARA FALI M IA______ U M NEW YORK. X. SS. ______ t U Z PHILADELPHIA I____________ 1 1 H PITTSBURGH. I O______ „ M J I SAVANNAH. G.< CH. ______ HAT TOLEDO. O. ___ IT.__________ 2* 3 * WASHINGTON. n » l !l r i v * ___ ’______ IViilafleiphia ___— __ tivrv.n . . . . ____ ___ - * r * * t > O i r r j l tlefce* 1 tierhekire and aots s u i i iM rou n iiM D t m u t b U it a u k . : • r. *t f *. K»»»t. Kept. : : FS, l**r»F n. fW J-JJ-Si K.-1* Ui-rnnirlL rw SS. Howard. C tL !l-t> HF lil u v r t t l* r, Oct. Automobile* rimed <-n Ml steamer*. 11wetsdies #1** O u r sad fterk-fc.re.r >'u|] lnIurnuikD on n**ML j . r . w ta n . Tea*. r»«- «*r«n a. i Tie Vet Of (tee aad Pie-r. “a * IV Bar 5 V J i r t M i U I * , Personal Currency rural or luburban dweller need* to get to lb* city «orne Itrr.e; the let* the time dhtanre th* let* it raati. Every on* who live* in city want* at time* to gel into the country. Th* good road* 1* th* mean*. If there are In w ritin g a ch eck on ou r bank you issue your 'thing* Worth While Picked Ifp Along th* W ay; Homs From Part* Long Ago Laid Down; Home From Pm* of Later Day*. ow n m oney, and it is the best kind you can use, HE NEVER SMILED AGAIN because rdvd of Henry I, that after th* death of hi* aon, llam, who p*rl*h*d in a ^ahlpwrer k o ff th* roa*t of In th* year 1120, ha wa» never aetn to amile.) Thera stood proud form* around hi* throne, The aUtely and thelbrava; Hut which could fill the place o f one, That on* beneath lha wave? Before him pa»M d the young and fair, In pleaaurn'a reckleia train; Hut aea* da*h«d o'er hi* aon'a bright hair; Ila never arniled again! .a A n entirely new body d"il;pi lends distinction In apiviarance.aiilimeuaiirably tolndividuzl comfort, and provides ^renter convenience In the n?w Ford Coupe. II* aat where frital bowl* went round, Jla board th* niinatral aing, Ila aaw the tourney’* victor crowned Amld*l th* knightly ring; d A murmur ut, th. reatloM deep W id e d or* th a t open forward, revolving typo w in dow lifters, enlarged rear compartment and a recce* shell for parcel*, buck pi the k it make foi crealer convenience; Waa blent with every atraln, A vole# of winds that would not sleept Ha never arniled again! H«arta, In that time, cloud o'er the trace Of vow* once fondly poured, And strangers took Die kinsman's place At many a Joyous hoard] Grave*, which true lovo Had bathed with taare, Were left to tmaven'a. bright rain, Froth hopes ware horn for other year*; • Ha never amjled again! — Mr*. Felicia Hainan*, I U I I I I I * 1l l l * M N I H i a i R U * l k . _ , — it is issued only as you need it, and so you avoid the danger o f carrying cash. — in one single piece you can issue any odd sum (such as $3.79) or any amount you may wish to pay. The hark that held a Prince went down, The aweeping wave* rolled on; And what waa England'* gloriou* crown To him that wept a aon? lie lived, for life may long he Imrno Ere nor row break ila chain; Who cornea not death to thoao who mourn? He never arniled again! Sttcamlino laxly, windthicld vLcr, nr.d t^keled linings make (hi* new Coupe, highly (.[tractive. Deeply cuahionrtl oeats,improved Interior nrrancerncnt.and a> »j vcntlJutorprovldei ncrcaacd comiort. « FK IV rV»fc!r*. net t " ;a — a check is o f value only to the person you de­ signate, and, unless indorsed, jt is worthless if lost — a check returns to you as a receipt and pro­ vides a record o f the transaction. DEPOSIT WITH US AND PAY BY CHECK it# ika art# FtrrJ Comp# omd orhtr boJj type# o l year N to rttl Ford Deo Ur't tkowrooot. Authorised Ford Dealer Pc o p l c i Ran k o r S anford C A R .S •T R U C K S •T R A C T O R S ■ V i' ; v ‘ . i r n U y . i n . - ) • • I N I I I I U U I ttlH U I I U U I I \ �I ; .-T' •T 'r *' -rt ............. LD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1923 n ___( K“ ' a n o r d in a n c e p r o v id in g f o r AN ISSUE OB' b o n d s b y t h e CITY OF SANFORD; FLORIDA, IN THE SUM OF SEVENTY-FIVE THUS AND DOLLARS FOR MUr NICiPAL PURPOSES, THE PRO- CEEDS DERIVED FROM THE SALE THEREOF TO BE USED TO PURCHASE AND ACQUIRE THE NECESSARY LAND FOR A i»OBLlC PARE, UR PARKS, FAIR GROUNDS, P L A Y GROUNDS, ATHLETIC FIELD AND GLOF GROUNDS, AND TO IMPROVE ’ ‘A’rJO D E V E LO P'TH E ‘ LANDS SO pqR £H A SE D ? 0 MAKE THE [RLE FOR THE lRES A10. •' ' PURrOS' BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: Section One. That the City Commis­ sion of the City o f Sanford, Florida, deems it expedient and .to the beat interest o f tho City o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, to issue bends o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, in the sum o f Sev­ enty-five Thousand ($75,000-00) Dol­ lars, tha proceeds derived from the sale o f said bonds to be used for the following municipal purposes, to-wit: To purchase and acquire-the neces­ sary lands for a public park, or parks, fair '^todnds, play grounds, athletic Hold and g olf grounds, and to improve and dtyolop tho Bind so purchased to make the sanje adaptable for the pur­ poses, aforesaid.' .VIomp- I t. ■\- ii( |? "-L* * Section Two. That it is the de­ termination o f the City Commission that the sum o f Scvcnty-fivo Thous­ and <$76JWO.OO) Dollars will be re­ quired to .cover tho post o f the pur- athlctlc fair grounds', play’ fcrouni field, and golf grounds, and to Im­ prove and develop tho land so pur­ chased to make tho same adaptable for tho purposes aforesaid. Section Three. That the sum o f Forty-five Thousand ($45,0<)0.00) DqIlads, o f the said proposed issue of bonds is “hereby exclusively appro­ priated for the purchase and acquisi­ tion o f tho necessary land for golf grounds,' and to'establish, develop and construct thereon nn eighteenhole g olf course, as a part o f the public park system o f the City o f Sanford, Flbridk.' ’ •• ■ . Section Four. That tho sura of Thfrty Thousand ($80,000.00) Dol­ lars of said proposed issue o f bonds is hereby appropriated exclusively for the purchase and acquisition ‘of the necessary lands for fair grounds, play grounds, and an athletic field, as a part of the public park system o f the City of Sanford, Florida, and to improve and develop the lands so pur­ chased to make the 'samo adaptable for the purposes aforesaid. Section Five. That a bond Issue in the sum o f Seventy-five Thousand ($75,000.00) Dollars, for the munici­ pal purpose enumerated and specific­ ally set forth In Section One of this ordinance be and the same la hereby authorized, provided, however, that before saiiF-bohds, or any part o f said bonds sba|l bo issued, this ordinance shall be first approved by a majority votq o f tho doctors of the City of Sanford, Florida, actually participat­ ing in an election to* be called and held at such time and in such manner as is prescribed by tho Charter and ordinances of the City o f Sanford, Florida. Section. Six. That said bonds shall j o f the denomination of Ono Thousand Dollars each, bearing interest at the rate o f five and one-half per centum (5 l i f t ) per annum, interest payable auni-antiunlty, on tho first days o f July nr.d January, said issue o f bonds to be dated July 2nd, 1923, and to mature July first ‘ 1953, both principal and Interest of said bor,d» to bo payable at some bank in the City o f ' New York, State o f Now York, in lawful money o f the United States o f America; said bonds shall be signed by the Mayor o f tha City o f Saufp'rd, Florida, and by the Clerk o f the. City o f Sanfqrd, Florida, and shall have,affixed thereto the seal o f the City o f Sanford, Floridn; tho in­ terest coupons to be attached to said bonds, .shall be signed with tho en­ graved or lithographed fac-simile W ednesday and Thursday ■■tow 2 days showing: of Mallison’s High Grade Veldora FI at-Crepe, Velvet Knits, Rashanar. Crepes, Chinchilla Satins, Butterfly Veiles. Also Cantons and Crepe de Chipe in all the new Fall •colors, on display Wednesday and Thursday. ’/ Ilcscrvc District No. 6 n. Lnnm mill discounts. IwludlnK rediscounts, accept­ ance of other hunks, and foreign hills of exchange nr dralta sold with Indorsement of this tsnk <(e x ­ cept those shown In Ii snd c ) .......................................... I Total loans ................ .................. ...................................... Overdrafts, secured, none, unsecured, *259,9 4 .................... U. *• (Invrramm t securities onncili a. Deposited to iceuru circulation (tU . 8. bonds par value ................ ................ .................... ............................................ i b. All other United Stales (luvernment securities (in ­ cluding premiums. If any) ....... ........................................ Total ....................................................... ....................... .......... Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.................................... ......... Hanking Mouse, *£,000.00; Furniture and natures, M.nini, Ileal estatu owned other than hanking house .. . . I-awful reserve with Federal Ileserve Hunk ........................ fash in vault and amount due from national hanks Amount due from State hanks, hankers, and trust com par I lilted Stales (other than Included In Items *. u, u ( lucks on other hunks In tho same city or town ns repor (other ihun Item IS) .......„........................ ............................. Total of Items 9, 10. II, 12 and 13 ........................ Checks and drafts on hanks ((Including Federal He serve Hank) located outside of city or town of report 'i' \§,UK j"*"*41""*" «■■■•« ................................................... . h Mlxcollniicoun cash Items ................ .................. ............... .. Iledi ntpllon fund with U. 8. Treasurer and due from U. ft. Diner assets, If any ..................................... .................................... TOTAL Mnlly ’O Crepes In Black, Ilrown, Nuvy Greys Mallisim’ s extra heavy Cunton Crepes nil colors, Flat Crepes beautiful shades, 10 inches wide for None (I 9 .il Heavy Crepes 40 inches,- „ ..................................* Knit Bilk, a new knitted Silk 40 inch, special for Capital stock paid In Surplus fund .......... .. I'ndlvldcd p r o fits Mnllisun Fussy Willow guaranteed for one year, i.ashler's cheeks outstanding ................................................................ _ Total of Items Zt, 22. 23. ^4, and 2S ;................... | 21.030.75 D rm s n tl depo sits teth er than bank ile posltst (deposits pay tilde within 30 days). individual deposits subject to check 1 ettlllciilrs of deposit (I money borrowed) . Slate, county, nr other assets oi this hank or surety bond T o t a l of posits) s u b je c t to I t r s r r v e Ilaas Brothers Chiffon Velvet, 40 in. best grade. ............................. ................. . d e m u n d de p o s its ( o t h e r t h a n h a n k d e ­ s u b j e c t to D e s e r v e . I t e m s 2«. 27. 2*. 29 30 and 31 ............... .......... .......................... ............. ........ *573.IB*.8 Time ,de _posits ______. . . . . I t r s r r v e ( p a y a b l e a f t e r 3Q d a y s, o r suh subj_ e c t. . . to .• . l ' * 1 10 30 'laya or more notice,>, and postal jiostnl savings); savings): tertiiicatcs of deposit (other tlmn for money borrowed) ........... ntulc, county, or tilher munlcttui'l deposits secured by pledge assets of this bank or surety bond .........„ .............. „.......... Olltcr tlmo deposits .......... ....... ................. ...................... 1 "»tal savings deposits .................................»............... ............................. „ Total of time deposits subject to lleserve. Items . .. .. J:!' 33> 3,1 n,“ l 35 ................................................. r.......tr.i4.D3: i sited Stales depoells (other than postal savings). Including V *1OTAL >1 ^ 3 $ 5' hTA7 l':,0 £^”™ O n iji» A :C o W y Y .'fY im in o ie l'a iT '''* '-.............................. ' ’ ■I , **■J*- Whltner, Cashier of the ubovu immc-il bank do solemnly swear me above statement Is true to tbs-best of my knotyledke and belief. I!. F. W IU TN K It. Cakhlcr. COnilKCT— A TTE ST: h . i:, Hutmu-Bf. I* A. m tllM I.K V . T. It. H AW K IN S. > Directors. SubserlUrd and sworn to before me this >2nd day of September, 1**3. 1L C. Do HUSB. Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 10, 19 • Yowell Co., first show­ ing: of Mallison & Haas pew Fall Silk, next W ed­ nesday and Thursday; In an election held in Buy county recently the county bonded for $140,000 for good roads and n bridge ut Lynn Haven to take the placo o f the ferry. Tho issue was defeated in on­ ly two towns in that county, according to figures obtained Inst week, and they wefo St. Andn>ws a n d ' Youngstown. Another<county taken u step in the right direction, and when these roads arc completed It U to be hoped they are maintained and not allowed to become impassable front the lack o f attention. Correct these sentence*; “ Thu young man. kissed the flapper and she arose and deported from tho room in anger.” Marie,” said tho dashing young business man, *T lovo you. I make $500 a month. I want you to bo my w ife." “ Go U^hadesl” said the, maiden o f thirty-nine summers. 30 pieces of beautiful skirts length of plaids and stripes. All Wool Skirtings 1Vi and 3 yds. .Cute ex­ clusive pattern!, ..per / ^7 r A l -< u I ii i/ C l ) o l 1) * vj 7 ] * r < g » t . .....$ 6 , 0 0 All Wool Serges; 54 inches wide III ’ Navy and Blanch. Special per yard , AA $2.00 to ^ New Wool Canton 36 inches wide all wool Navy Brawn, Black, Tan Toupe * (PQ A A Special, yd. «P0aVv 44 54 inches wide, a] wool, beautiful quaHt; Special (PO C4 per yard ..... ce color, Brown, Tan, Green, Stripes Crepe, 36 inches wide for dresses, pajamas and little boys rompers, fast colors Ever Fast Suiting1in all the new shades for Fall, guaranteed fast to sun and Water Ev$r Fast Gingham cloth in every wanted shade for Fall colors E V E R FAST D RAPRIES . H : 51 in. guaranteed fast color, stripes in Rose, Blue, Green. It 1 N E W . CRJETQNNES FOR F A LL * Beautiful pattern in large and small designs.; Some special patterns for chairs and fancy; pillows. Special For quick results try a want ad. Eatabliahcd 1920 Our Terms are strictly Cash Dear Muchter Credit Man: i i L*!ot your hitter about what I owo you. Now bo pachunt. I am t forget yog. Pteeg w ait When sqm fools pay roe, I pay you*a . 8 wua JU(hfroent day and you wus no more pre­ pared to meet your master as I am to meet your count, you sure would have to go to Hell. Trusting you will do this. Notice! Subscribers! If your Herald has not reached your home by 5:30 p. m. do NOT wait until the next day to notify the office. If, after 5:30 p. m. the 'carrlei? has t passed your house, call 148 oind a copy .will he deli ref dd to your home im­ mediately _ by . a special ipecial carrier. .The office will be open to these calls up until fip , m. It. L. SH U T, Circulation Manager. Wo handle Yellow Jacket Spray Carta. See us if you need one. Mahoncy-Walker Co. fltc ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■^■JS Tiro* at mail order prices at Wight* 6tc Yowell Co., first show­ ing o f Mallison & Haas B “ New” ,For Fall Mft1V j w sa a a h k v. - 4 - h* A a a �1$ virluff’bf i«KTfte rlndeK ■o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, and Simt Dd liWreln on tlio lln d day of June. 'shall have affixed thereto the seal of BASE B A LL " tho City o f Sanford, Florida; the In­ Floridn, In Chancery In a curtain enuio FOOT BALL terest coupons to ho attached to said (heroin pawling wherein. Nanai* R bonds shall be signed with the en­ (lllen, M. O. Overstreet nnd U. Drew, BA SK E T BALL were ci.mplnlnanta. nnd O. C. Bryant graved or lithographed fac-slmile and Kllsatieth iiryant. IUu wife. were T R A P SHOOTING signatures o f said Mayor and said rli frn.lurit*. I. the undcrelKtiud Special MnMer In Chancery, In compliance Clerk. with thev provl*lon» *«f enld (Inal de­ cree. will nn Monday, the let day of Section 6. That the Mayor o f the 'October, A. D. 1923. between the Irani Buy at Wight’s—save coupons. City o f Snnford, Florida, is hereby hours of sale. In front of the Court Ruth and Williams H — fltc instructed, authorized and empower­ lluuse In Jtnnford," Bcmlivile County. Florida, offer und expose fo r sale, and Failed to Increase ed to call an election to determine Homers During Week tho question o f the issuance o f the *1 bonds provided for by this ordinance CHICAGO, Sept. 24.— Babe Ruth of Section G. That tho form o f tho the New York Americans and Cy Wil­ AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING.FOR ballot for said election shall be as liams of the Philadelphia Nationals, i - Ml . AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE follows, to-wit: each with thlrty-siiven home runs for “ FOR the approval o f that ..certain the senson, went through the week • CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA ordinance o f the City ;of : Sanford, without clouting a four-base h it Ken­ IN THE SUM OF EIGHTY THOUS­ Florida, entitled; neth Williams, o f the St. Louis Browns AND DOLLARS FOR MUNJCI‘An Ordlnnnco Providing For An was In third position In the two ” P A L “ PURPOSES, THE PRO­ Issue Of Bonds By The City O f San­ major leagues with twenty-eight And another tip about you lounge CEEDS DERIVED FROM THE ford, Florida, In The Sum Of Eighty homers and Fournier, of Brooklyn, Hazards, tea hounds, poker artists, SALE THEREOF TO BE USED Thousand Dollars, For Munlclpnl was fourth with twenty-one. bthcr and 'bootleggers—don’t hang around TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND Purposes, The Proceeds Derived From players In tho two leagues who have that football field without permission EXTEND THE SEWERAGE AND Tho Sale Thereof To Be Used To En­ cracked out twelve or more home runs from Coach. He says he can use DRAINAGE SYSTEM OF THE large, Improve And Extend The Sew­ follow; his speedboard on idlers ns well ns erage and Drainage System Of The CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. American League— lazy players. City o f Sanford, Floridn,' Heilman, Detroit ..... ..............................17 and FOR BONDS " BE IT ENACTED BY THE I’ EOPLE HnuBscr, Phiia. ....... ........................ 17 And listen here— its gonna bo n Brower, Cleveland AGAINST the approval o f that OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, . 1G great battles Thursday afternoon Speaker, Cleveland .. ........................15 certain ordinance of the City o f San­ FLORIDA: when the Seminole Athletic .Club and MeManuit, St. Louis .. .............“........ 12 ford, Florida, entitled: Section 1, That tho City Commis­ Sanford High meet on Hood Field. ‘An Ordinance Providing For An Iinrris, Boston ......... **.4«***»•**•«•*****.,4.13 sion o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, Tohin, St. Louis ....... ...................— .12 deems it expedient and to the best Issue' Of Bonds By The City Of San­ The S. A. C.’s have n stellar backNational League—■ interest o f the City o f Sanford, Flor­ ford, Florida, In The Sum Of Eighty Munlclpnl field in Krnnk I’ urdon, Eddie Bender, Mcusol, New York ............. ida, to issue bonds o f the City of Thousand Dollars, For Bach and Pee Wee Tillis holding Miller, Chipago ................. •.............17 Sanford, Florida in the sum of Eighty Purposes, The Proceeds Derived From down quarter. . Hornsby, St. Louis ...... .... ........ —...17 Thousand (ISOjOOO.OO) Dollnrs, the The Sale Thereof To Be Used 4o EnKelly, New York ............... .............. 10 proceeds derived fro mthc sale of nrge, Improve And Extend The SewAnd another thing about that Pee Tierney, Phiia...................... ..............13 said bonds to be ufeed for the follow­ erngo And Drainage System Of The Wee Tillis (his real and official name Traynpr, Pittsburgh ......... ..............12 ing municipal purpose, to-wit:City o f Sanford, Florida,’ ....... 12 is Lnfayctto instead of Pec W ee). Frischj New York .......... . To enlarge, improve and e x ten d the and AGAINST BONDS." This bird is n real quarterback. Ho Frlborg, Chicngo ............. ............. 12 B ew era g o nnd drainage sy stem of the Section 7. That this ordinance calls signals faster* than a "flivver" shall become effective immediately City o f Snoford, Florida. stutters! STAR’ S FINE 8UPPORFT. Section 2. That it is the determina­ upon Its pannage nnd adoption. , Adopted this 31st day of August, tion o f the City Commission that the And here’s some advice to S. II. S.: "A Prince There Wasp' Thomns sum o f Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) A. D. 1D23. when on the defensiv^— don’t be rash Mcighnn’s new Paramount picture at Dollnrs will bo required to cover the FOREST LAKE, and get in Frank Purdon’a way. He’s the Princess today, will hold a double cost o f the enlargement, improvement S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, S, A. C.’s star fullback and geemlny attraction for the boat of star ad­ and extension o f tho sewerage nnd trickts! how that fellow docs gallop! mirers among fdm patrons. • For drainage system o f tho City of San­ As the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Flnrida. 1 Thomas Moighnn, the star, is sup­ ford, Florida, nnd the sum of Eighty Harris, former Thousand Dollars o f said proposed Attest: But it ain’t so bad yet! Just come ported by Mildred over and look at the S. II. S. crew. star in Lois Weber production nnd issue of bonds is hereby appropriated L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk. As husky ns Fort Beed’s "immigra­ who recently was Been in nn import­ exclusively for said purpose. ant feminine lend in Cecil B. Detion.’’ Section 3. That n bond issue in the 0-3-10-17-24; 10-1-8-Gtc. Millc’s production, "Fool's Paradise.” sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) In Clrrull Court. Setrnlk Jiiillrlut Cir­ cuit, In nnd for Hrmlnnlr fo u n t?, Talk about another galloping full­ Miss Harris, who is one of the most Dollnrs for tin / municipal purpose Florida.. In flm n r r r ). back— why just look at Ed Moye! popular feminine stars of the silver- enumerated nnd specifically set forth Nannie ll. (Hies, M. O. Overstreet, and It. Drew, CompnllnnutM. That bird’s knee's move up nnd down sheet, hnd nn appealing role in the in Sections Ore and Two of this ordi­ vs. like pistons! And Ijcc Peek is ns hard new picture nnd proves herself a nance be nnd the ijnnie is hereby O. C. Iiryant nnd Hllzuhrlli Dryant, his wife. Defendants. capable leading woman for the “ good authorized, •provided, however, that well—as Coach’s speedboard. as M ITICK UK MABTItll'H SAI.H. luck" Paramount star. Notice Is hereby plvcn that under before said bonds, or any part of Raid And eome to think about it— S. bonds shall be issued, this ordinance H. S, plays two S. A. C. crews this SUFFERED FIVE YEARS FROM shall be first approved by a majority KIDNEYS, r year. On Thursday, .September 27— vote of the elector^ of the City of "I suffered with kidney trouble fur Sanford, Florida, actually participat­ the Seminole Athletic Club and Thurs­ .■ day, November 2D the Sprniglk'ld five years or more. I could not sleep ing in nn election lo he called and at night ami I was always tired after held nt such time unil in such manner Athletic Cluli of Jacksonville. coming home from work, and my back as is prescribed b y ’ (he charter nnd It. Gordon, Dan- ordinances .of* -the“ Oily of 'Sanford,* And one promises to be as interest- ached," writes John .1 ing as the other. .vilto, 111. "I scicured Romo FOLEY' Florida. KIDNEY BILLS and after n few Section 4. That naid bonds shall to to to r a to to ra to to to treatments 1 felt better and could be of the denomination o f One Thous­ work with more case, became strong­ and Dollars each, bearing interest at er, nnd could sleep better." For quick the rate of five tine one-hnlf per to to relief from Bnckaehe, Itheumatic centum (5 ‘ 4 '/r) per annum, interest to pains, nnd Kidney nnd Bladder trouble payable semi-annually, on the first to to use FOLEY KIDNEY BILLS. Sold days of July and January, said issue ha to to to to to to to to to every whede.— adv. of bonds to be dated July 2nd, BJ23, and mature July 1st, 1D53, both prin­ Tonight at the Milan, “ Temporary G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ cipal and interest of said bonds to be Marriage.*! pert, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fla. payable nt sonic batik in the City of 4-24-tfc New Y'ork, State of New York, in Tho picture sensation o f the year. lawful money of the United States Tho picture which records faithfully Wo hnndle Y’ ellow Jacket Spray o f America; said bonds shall be what often occurs in millions of Curts. See us if you need one. signed by the Mayor o f tho City of homes. Mahoney-Walker Co. Gtc Sanford, Florida, and by tho Clerk aoil f t the1 hlglieiV b h fW 'lo r 'c s.h »hV nfllowing described property i„' L>rew n UevijUoti of .p i n uf uh_. cH'» tJunriy ijv y u tin i same appears of record In the r t ^ r d . of Hnnjlole County. Florida. In p u ? (look 2. pnae 10S, Hecnrdn k™ i , County, Floridn. said lots herem d„* scribed containing chaser to pay for title, pur a LenoY i T . . K,U!r> I*- WILSON o S Chttnc^ : : 9 .f " i o - n - 2 « r- o o Compl,lln^ u ' ORDINANCE NO. 56 New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago — St. Louis Brooklyn Boston .... Philadelphia American m P'> ■ New York Cleveland .. Detroit — 8 t ' Louis . _ . —........—G8 ....... ...CD Washington Chicago ..... Philadelphia Boston .... _ Southern Association. Won. New Orleans ..............00 Mobile .......... ...... ........ B8 Memphis .... ......... .... 77 Atlanta ......... __ ____ 70 Birmingham . ...............75 Nashville — ......... —.74 Chattanooga .................03 Little Rock .. .. ...........53 Lost. 67 GO 80 73 74 78 88 01 Pet. ,012 .57! .528 .520 .503 .487 .417 .301 GAMES YESTERDAY. National league. A t Cincinnati 5, flrooklyn 1. A t Chicngo 4, I’ hllsdtlphln 1. A t St. Louis 1-0,. Boston 2-13. No other schcruled. American League. A t Washington 12-0, Cleveland 10-0. At Now York-St. Louis, rain. No others chcdulcd , Amerlcsn Association. A t Louisville C-3, Milwaukee 4-G. A tlndinnapolis 4-G, Kunsus City 7-4. At Columbus 4-1G, Mincnapolls 1-55. At Toledo 0-0, St. Paul 3-4. At At At At International league. R o t ^ c p t u r T o r o n t o 0;1.( Buffalo 17-4, Syracuse 4-7. Baltimore 13-5, Jersey City 0-1. Reading-Newark, ruin. Southern Association. A t Chattanooga 12, Mobile 7. A t Atlanta 3, Memphis 3 (called tenth darkness.) A t Little Rock 11, New Orleans 8. No other scheduled. GAMES TODAY. National League. Boston at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. • ~ American league. Chicago ut Washington. St. Louis nt Boston. Detroit at New York. Cleveland nt Philadelphia. Phone Us Your W ants HILL LUMBER CO. PHONE 135 MHANENEWS "Temporary Marriage" acclaimed everywhere the perfect picture. Is a man a "slow poke” if he ap­ proaches the middle age and does not to to to to to to to give his wife the attentions lie did during their courtship days.7 Tonight nt tho Princess, "A Prince There Was." Remember tonight is Amntuur Night. Four good amateur acts on. The best in all the Meighun roles, embraced in one. Also starting tomorrow Keith Vaudeville presents the Russel Sis­ The story of a rich young idler, who ters, for three days. looked on life us only a bunting ground for pleasure. Admission tonight, 10 ami 20 cents. Till a careless kindly act for a Admission to Keith Vaudeville enter­ struggling girl made him her hero— tainments, 10 and 35 cents. and the man In him had to make good. Tonight's Vaudeville ut the Mnilunc theutre will be; Jaunita Smith In The flash of life in New York’s Fancy Dancing. Mrs. Gordon, singing "Millionaire’s * Row" and in the two Baluds. Wcma Graves singing shadows that lie In her littlp aide *I'vc Got the Mumps." Svhirad Iiro’s. streets. Cornet nnd Saxaphone. An Interesting cast Is excellent. story—supporting Baaed on Georgq M. Cohan play. Thomas Meighun, good lu&t star. And everyone with their last name beginning with A will be admitted free tonight. *X Good comedy tonight also. Tomorrow—Jack olt In tho “ Tiger ■ Ctaw.” 666 - quickly Relieves Constipation ousncsH, Headaches, Colds IJLufifipp*. ................ 6-X-o jt,w.-20U j Price * This Freeze Insurances Pays You Big Dividends PRINCESS NEWS toto it. Quality Service The husband was not the perfect lover. The wife was discontented, she worshiped the things of her youth. t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o She sea relied for romance. What to happened? See "Temporary Mar­ to riage." ii: . Just Arrived— Car o f that Famous .V*. Rv i ;i Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ day, tho Russel Sisters in a refined novelty “ Visions of Splendor." MOTHER RECOMMNBUS COUGH "My mother had n severe cough. I bought her a bottle of FOLEY’S HONIJY^AND TAR and it helped her at once. Also gave my son several doses and his cough 'disappeared,” writes Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield, Virginia. For quick relief Irom Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest, and Bronchial trouble use Foley's Honey and Tar. Stood the •test of time serving three generations. Larg­ est selling cough medicine In the Wocld. Sold everywhere.—adv. PAIGE BUILT $555 Cash Holdnr* monthly Buys this JctWtt Here’s the New Special Sedan Many Costly Improvements—No Advance in Price J _ J E R I T S the n ew Jewett S U Special Sedan — with 12 major improvement* and count* lew refinement* — at the same low price, $1695 Lo.b. factory,]. To improve the Jewett waa in itacli an achievement— to do it at the same price i* unheard of these days. Tlioumnds of owners pro­ nounced it "perfect" a* it was— perfect in its tremendousTpcppy" power and marvelous pick-up; perfect in its handling ease and big car riding comfort. Now these new Jewett Sixes even ADD TO Jewett's previous goodness. N o w there are larger brake druiba. Heavier, stronger wheels. Pressure oiled chassis. Improved .valve mechanism. Improved Rayfield carburetor. More conven­ ient gear shift New type ftpark ^and throttle contmL New Instru­ When a freeze comes the price of fruit advances. The grove owner who has safeguarded his crop against frost by the installation of SKINNER, COKE HEATERS will reap handsomely increased profits. •’ , These gains will alone more than pay for ade­ quate grove protection. I SKINNER COKE HEATERS are manufactured by a Florida com­ pany, themselves vitally interested in the citrus industry. With' large personal grove holdings and because of their dependence upon the unin­ terrupted continuance of the citrus industry, certainly if a better or more effective heater could be de­ signed, the Skinner Machinery Com*pany would make it. Our engineers will be glad to show you the safest and most economical way to in­ sure against a freeze. , You will be under no (Psteiura, obligation. _ F IL L OUT T H E COUPON BELOW AND MAIL TODAY. ment board,oval panel. New typo non-glaring, headlight reflectors. Deeper irojit seats, comfortably tilted. St ill finer upholstery.’ The Jewett Special Sedan is smart and stylish. Envious eyes everywhere mark its Japanese blue and black and nickel har­ mony. It is completely equipped. Nickel plated bumpers, front and rear, nickel plated motomctcr. Extra cord tire, tul>e, rim and cov­ er. Rear view mirror. Automatic stop light; automatic windshield wiper— and all the tilings discrim­ inating motorists demand— In­ cluding trunk— at $1695 factory. A real buy always— a BETTER buy now. Come in and ace it. Drive it, yourself. See what it means to handle this “cloned car with open car performance"— the fine six at the price of a lour! * UjsJ SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. BANFQRD, FLORIDA----------- Servlro D rp srtm ro t, Skinner N i r t l s r r , Cos ip a ss. inner M a c h in e r y - •<* /.» 'i C o m pany Box 105 Dunedin, Fla. D s s r lT a Florida, In order that your titixlneertn* department may send mo complete liiturmstlun ressrdlug equipment required to protect tny xrove from (rust or froesc. I am snsw erlns tbs following queetlone* with the understanding Unit I am nut plauvd Under tho sIlBbtUSltub* 1Ika lion. I* h a v e . . . . . . . . . . scree In g r o v s s ......... .. years old. Varieties ........................ .............. .. Number trees to the sera Has your our irrie xr^vs sver been touched by frost* esoT. . or freeee?.,'.'........... How near are you to socalled water protection nnd what dlrsctlost . . . . . . . A . . . .How litxh above waterT........... M l I i your crove flat cr .lopingT........................ .... If eloping, Nsms Address Ip which direction I*' t)ie slops? I M •••*«! (I M l l M M M I M l �; r fry PAGE E M THE SANFORD PAELY HERALD^ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1923 ■■ BUSINESS «• DIRECTORY •ark day. 498 Phone 498 QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER C.ooJs, jPinnos, Safes, Trunks anti Uagffaffff T ran sferred Anywhere Any Household BANFORI) n o v e l t y W ORKS v. c . c o l l a r , P ropGeneral Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 111 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. s. 0. Shinholser Contractor and .Builder *Skt v*l* IANFORD FLORID A A. P. Connelly & Sons BalaktlaheO !» • * Real Estate, Loans qnd Inattrance Phone 48 104-8 Magnolia Are. STEWART the Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Floriatn Telegraph- Delivery Ass’ n. lit Myrtle Are.-------------Phono 260-W SANFORD M A C fflN E COM PANY General Machine and Boiler Worts Cylinder Grinding Phone 62--------- Sanford, Florida Jackson’s Transfer “ Kolinblc Service” IVe Haul Anything, Anywhere, Anytime. Phone 475 — 123 W. 1st. St. SANFORD, V h A. PURELY?i* Z PROFESSIONAL = ----------- y. Cards of Sanford's Repot* / H able Prufrsalonal Men) each M of whom, in hia chosen pro- Ml ImcIoo the Herald recom- ^ mm da to the people. George A . DeCottes A tto r n e y -n t-L a w Over Seminole County Bank IANFORD FLORIDA FRED R. W ILSON ATTORN EY-AT-I.AW First National Bank Building IANFORD FLORIDA ELTON J. MOUGHTON ARCHITECT First National Bank Building SANFORD FLORIDA CHELLE R A IN E S • LAWYER — Court House W. J. THIGPEN Real Estate VlRF^ LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE Examined Glasses Designed Henry McLaulin, JrM O p t D. Optician-Optometrist *11 Raat Flr«4 Stray* Sanford, Flo Automobile Body Build­ ing and Repairing Corner of Park Are, and Second St. SANFORD, FLORIDA Charles Stein, Prop. SEMINOLE ABSTRACT, CO. Get An Abstract Before Buying Property E- A. DOUGLASS. Pres. Mrs. Francisco is ^ atil barnyard chamPw« by her defeat of Mrs, » ............................................ ho CLASSIFIED ADS Yob tin llnd th* name of ,i t r j live Buslneae Han In Sanford la HM» Column Phone I* .... Classified Ada le a word. No Ad taken for le u than 25c. And positively no Classified Ada charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Connt the worda and remit arordlngly. FOR 3 ALE—For $1,100.00 cash: Lot 6 Block fl, Tier 7, Sanford, vrltH un­ completed house. A bargain. A. P. Connellji A Sons. 140-tfc FOIE 3 ALE — Pretty bungalowgarage nnd lot. Very reasonable 1103 Oak Ave. 151 3tp DIAMOND KING— For - Sale— per. feet blue white atone, weight 2 1-2 carota. Hard carved platinum mount­ ing. Can be seen by appointment. Phone 171. , 151 2tp. FOR SALE— 150,000 Celery. Plants— Pcrly White Stand and Abbott Cobb. Address P. A. Scancs, Rt, 1, box’ 100. 101-3tp. Report of Episcopal guild meeting: "A s only a fow members were pres­ ent, Very little business was dis­ cussed." Like good Episcopalians, they left Undone those things they ought to have done. In the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Seminole County. CITATION. notice Is hereby given that the citi­ zens and tax payers o f the Cjty of Sanford, Florida, are by said order required to be and appear beforo the Circuit Court-of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, on the 8th day o f October A. D., 1923, at the hour of Ten o’clock A. M„ at Sanford, in the County o f Seminole and State o f Florida, then and there to show cause, if any they have, why said bonds should not be validated and confirmed. WITNESS my hand and the seal of the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f .pie State o f Florida, in end for the County of Sominoic, on this tho 17th day of September, A. D. 1023. (SEAL) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida. G. W. Spencer, Jr., Attorney for Petitioner. 9-17-24-10-l-8-4tc. ' Adopted this 31st day o f August, A. D. 1923- ' ’ ’ . • J FORREST. LAKE, S. O. CHASE, C. J. MARSHALL, As the City Commission o f tho City of Sanford, Florida. Attest: L. It. PHILIPS, (SEAL) City Clerk. there to, be held, whether the said or­ dinances proposing the said three sev­ eral bond issues shxll-he adopted, ap­ proved and confirmed by tho electors o f said City, und whether the bonds provided for by said ordinances atytll be issued by tho City o f Sanford, Flor­ ida, in tho manner nnd for the pur­ poses in said ordinances provided and • sat forth. 9-3-10-17-24; 10-1-8-Otc. And I, Forrest Luko, as Mayor o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, and we. Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and C. J. i Marshall, as tho City Commission o f the City of Sanford, Florida, do here­ by appoint C. I.. Britt and F .'P , Ripcs and W. M. Haynes, Inspectors o f said election, nnd David Speer, Clerk of said election. The form o f the ballot for said election shall bo as follows, ' to-wit: ' OFFICIAL BALLOT Bond Election of the City of Sanford, Floridn. October 9th, 1923 City of Sanford, Florida, n< Municipal Corporation, by and through For­ rest Lake, S, O. Chase and C. J. Marshall, comprising the City Commission o f the City of San­ FOR- SALE— Lot No. 8 in Block- No. ford, Florida, Whereas, the City Commission of 2 on W est'First St.; Sanford, Fla. vs. FOR SALE the City of Sanford, Florida, on the Write or apply' 102 E. Jefferson SL^ State of Florida, ex rcl, Geo. A. De­ 31st dny of August, 1923, duly passed 152-3tp rA H M tR S— You can gat seed bod Orlando, Fla. Cottes, State Attorney for the nnd adopted n rertain ordinance num­ frara~i and irrigation plugs at the Seventh Judicial Circuit o f the bered 50, entitled: Hanford Novelty W oika 100-tfr FOR RENT State o f Florida. An Ordinance Providing for nn Is­ To the Citizens and Tax Payers of FOR BALE— Doner And Uayi’ paints sue of Bonds by tho City o f Sanford, and varnishes at Sanford Novelty FOR RENT— One furnished room tho City o f Sanford, Florida: Floridn, in the Sum of Eighty Thous­ with connecting bnth. Prefer two Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Whereas, a petition was filed in nnd Dollars for Municipal Purposes, young men.—214 E.. Second St. the above entitled cause on this 17th FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for. tho Proceeds Derived from the Sale 121-tfc day o f September, A. D. 1923, by the setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Thereof to be Used to Enlnrge, Im­ Make n Cross (X ) Mark before “ For City o f Sanford, Florida, a municipal apnrtment, FOR RENT— Furnished before Ellsworth, Bcardall Avenue, San­ prove nnd Extend the Sewerage ami tho Approval, Etc." or bed room, also garage. 117 Laure) corporation, by and through Forrest ford. 83-tfp Drainage System of tho City of Snn- “ Agninst the Approval, Etc." ns may 123-tfc Lake, S. O. Chnse and C. J. Marshall, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR ford, Floridn, be Your Choice. / FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for Avenue. AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE ns the City Commission of the City and nn ordinance numbered 57, in '— Two .room light houscIkENTfall planting, cither Bliss or Rose' FOR THE APPROVAL o f that Cer­ CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, titled: keeping apartment, 710 Oak Ave­ o f Sanford, Florida, ngninst the State No. 4.— F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc tain .Ordinance o f tho City o f San­ IN THE SUM OF FIVE THOUS­ An Ordinance Providing for nn Is­ 130-tfc o f Florida, cx rcl, Geo. A. DeCottes, FOR SALE— Second hand loose leaf nue. ford, entitled: “ An Ordinance IhroAND DOLLARS, THE PROCEEDS praying for the' validation of certain suo o f Ronds by the City o f Sanford, binders good as new, posts and In­ F O l f ITENT— 4 desirable rooms, fur­ bonds o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, vtding For An Issue o f Ronds by tho TO BE DERIVED FROM THE Floridn, in the Sum of Sbventy-Five nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 dices. Quick jsale at 81.00 each cosh City of Snnfoni, Florida, In the Sum SALE THEREOF TO BE USED in tho sum o f One Hundred and Thousand Dollars for Municipal Pur­ 130-tfc on delivery. Herald office. 131-Gtp West Third street. of Eighty Thousand Dollars for Muni­ TO PURCHASE FURNITURE, Twelve Thousand ($112,000) Dollnrs, poses, the Proceeds Derived from the cipal Purposes, the Proceeds Derived FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT FOR SALE—Second hand letter flics LARGE convenient unfurnished housc- fully described in said petition, au­ Sale Thereof to l>e Used to Purchase from tho Snle Thereof to be Used to keeping rooms. Rent reasonable. thorized by a certain resolution duly FOR THE MUNICIPAL LI­ in good shape but have been used. and Acquire tho Necessary Land for a Enlarge, Improvo nnd Extend the 145-2C-tp adopted by the City Commission of BRARY. Good for ordinary filing. Hnvo in­ 205 Oak Avc. Public Park, or Park, Fair Grounds, Sewcrngo nnd Drainage System of dices. Twcnty-flvo cents apiece for FOR RENT— Eight room house. 200 tho City o f Sanford, Florida, on tho Piny Grounds, Athletic Field nnd Golf (piick sales- Herald Printing Com­ E. 3rd St. Inquire Sanford Furniture 14th day o f September, A. D. 1923, RE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Grounds, nnd to improve nnd Dovel- the City of Snnford , Florida," and FOR RONDS. OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, pany. . 131-Otp Co. 147 tfc entitled, opo the Lands so Purchased to make FLORIDA: "A Resolution Providing' for an FOR SALK—817 WeHt First street. FOlt RENT — Upstairs apartment the Snme Adaptable for the Purposes “ AGAINST THE APPROVAL of Section 1. .That tho City Commis­ Bargain in price and terms. Ad­ three rooms and bath. Private en­ Issuo of Bonds by the City of San­ Afoyesald, that Certain Ordinance of the City o f dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fin. trance, unfurnished, bandy for rail­ ford, Florida, in tho Sum of One Hun­ sion of tho City o f Sanford, Floridn, nnd an ordinrtheo numbered 58, on Snnford, entitled: “ An Ordinance Pro­ 137-20tc road man. Sec E. S. Rockcy Vulcaniz­ dred and Twelve Thousand Dollars, deems it expedient nnd to the best titled: viding for An Issue of Ronds by the interest of tho City of Sanfortl, Flor­ 150-tfc tho Proceeds Derived from the Sale FOR SALE— 7 passenger 8 cylinder ing Shop, Wight Garage. An Ordinance Providing for nn Is­ City of Snnford, Floridn, in the sum idn, to issue bonds of tho City of “ Peerless” touring car. Good os f o i T RENT— Large ten room house, Thereof to be used to Finance the sue o f Ronds by tho City of Sanford, of Eighty Thousand Dollars for Mu­ Sunford, Florida, in tho sum of Five Proportionate Part o f the Cost of new. All cord tires. Sell loss than Florida, in tho sum of Five Thousand nicipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ recently painted outsido nnd knlsoThousnnd ($5,000.00) ’ Dollnrs, the Dollars, the Proceeds to bo Derived rived from the. Snlo Thereof to bo half cost. Will tnko smaller car in mined inside, equipped with garage, Certain Street Improvements Assess­ proceeds derived from the sale of from the Sate Thereof to ho Used to Used to Enlarge, Improvo and Extend part payment or trade for real estate. Land for garden,- chickens and cows. ed Against Property Abutting Said said bonds to be used for the fol­ Improvements; Prescribing Purchase Furniture, Fixtures mid the Sewerage nnd Drainage SysUm —Chss. Tyler, care Znchary-Tylcr Ve­ Located one mile North of Iiong- Street lowing municipal purpose, to-wit: Equipment for the Municipal Library, o f the City o f Sanford, Florida," and neer Co. 141-tfc wooil, overlooking beautiful lake, near tho Form and Conditions of Said To purchase furniture, fixtures and twenty Bonds to be so Issued nnd Providing nnd, AGAINST RONDS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE Snnford-Orlando highway, equipment for tho Municipal Libraryfor a Sinking Fund for the Payment Whereas, said three several ordi­ — Either pulled ready for delivery, minutes drive from Sanford. H. C. Section 2. That it is the determina­ FOR THE APPROVAL of that 151 Ctp of the Principal and Interest of Said nances provide for the issue ftf bonds or in the field. Phone Ellsworth DuBose, Sanford, Fla. tion of the City Commission that the Certain Ordinance of the City of San­ Bonds," by the City of Snnford, Florida, for FOR RENT— Furnished apartment. (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. nnd to be issued pursuant to certain sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) municipal purposes in the total sum ford, .entitled: "An Ordinance Pro­ All modern conveniences, 417 West 142-tfc orders and rcsloutions of the City Dollnrs will be required to purchnse of Ono Hundred nnd. Sixty Thousnnd viding for nn Issue of Ronds by the 150-3tp HAVE A BARGAIN for sale in largo Second. Commission of the City of Sanford, the necessary furniture, fixtures nnd $1GU,o5 d.0U) Dollars ,the proccds de­ City o f Sunford, Florida, in the Sum rooming or boarding house for the KOR RENT—3 Furnished rooms nnd Florida, duty had and adopted, said equipment for the Municipal Library, of Sevcnty-Fivo Thousand Dollars' for Garage. 11th St. nnd Elm Avc. M< bonds to be of the .denomination of nnd the funds to bo derived from the rived from the snle of said bonds to Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ party who con put up cash or sub­ be expended in tho following manner, 1G1 3tp. stantial amount of cash. A. P. Con­ Schneider. rived from the Snle Thereof to bo Ono Thousnnd ($1,000.00) Dollars sale of said proposed issue of bonds to-wit: nelly & Sons. 148-tfc FOil RENT— Desirable five room cot­ onch, benring interest nt the rate of is hereby appropriated exclalvcly for (A ) Under authority of Ordinance Used to Purchase nnd Acquire the tage, recently renovated through­ ix per centum per annum, interest pay- said puprose. F URN ITU UK FOR SALE Nu. 50, the sum of Eighty Thousand Necessary Land for n Public Park, or out, large rooms, high ceilings, lo­ able scmi-nnnunlly, on the first days Section 3. That n bond issue in the — Half Price— Dollars, to enlarge, improve nnd ex­ Parks, Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, cated just south of school house nt of Jaminry and July of each year, sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) 2 Dreasers. tend the sewerage am! tlrninage sys­ Athletic Field nnd Golf Groundi, and l ’nolu, on hard road, twenty minute said bonds to be dated July 2nd, 1923, Dollars, for the municipal purpose to Improve nnd Develop the I-anils bo 2 Wash Stands. tem of the City of Sunford, Florida. drivo from Sanford;# good water, nnd to be numbered consecutively from enumerated nnd specifically set, forth 1 Gas Stove (5 burners nnd over) (R) Under authority of Ordinance Purchased to Make the Same Adapt* ami lu grounds for gardon,?and chick* 1 to U2.,,U)ULmUPl>orn lincipsiva, and in Section One, of this ordinance, |>e 2.JtV ltfrtt, . C ' - .« . «jR). .31. JZ. DuflUc"HJhftrd, Fin. •Nn; 57, the sum o f Seventy-Five Thou­ utdc for the Purposes A foresaid/' and to mature in the following manner, to am) the same Is hereby authorized, sand Dollars^ to purchase nnd ncquiru FOR RONDS. m r a m g T h im ir * ----------------. 151 dtp provided, however, that beforo said wit: 2 Tables. tho necessary lands for n public park, AGAINST THE APPROVAL of bonds, or any part of said bonds shall FOR RENT—Two rooms and kitchen­ Bonds numbered from 1 to 10 to 2 Beds Complete (spring, mntlrcss or parks, fnir grounds, play grounds, that Ccrtuin Ordinance of the Qity of be issued, this ordinance shall bo first ette furnished nnd garage. 30G Elm mature January 1st, 1925. etc.) nn athletic field, nnd golf course, nnd Sanford, entitled: “ An Ordinance Pro­ Ave. 152-Otp Bonds numbered from 11 to 20 to approved by a majority vote o f the lo improve nnd develop tho lands so I Refrigerator. viding for an Issue of Ronds by the electors of the City of Sanford, Flor­ mature January 1st, 1920, 5 Shades. purchased to mnkq the same adaptable City of Snnford, Florida, in tho Sum WANTED idn, actually participating in an elec­ Bonds numbered from 21 to 30 to for the purposes aforesaid, Forty-five of Seventy-Five Thousand DiJIors for The nhove furniture is not new tion to be culled und held at , such \ V A NTEU— Buys to Deliver mature January 1st, 1927. Thousand Dollars o f said sum of Sev­ Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ but real good and can be bought cheap. The S a n fo rd Dally Herald. Bonds numbered from 31 to -10 to time nnd in such manner ns in pre­ enty-Five Thousand Dollars to bo used Each piece separate or whole lol. rived from tho Sale Thereof to be scribed by the charter and the-ordi­ Hoys have lo put up five dollar mature January 1st, 1928. fur the purchnse ami acquisition o f the Used to Purchase nnd Acquire tho Moving into smaller house reason nances of the City of Sanford, Florida, bond before taking job. For Bonds numbered from 41 to 50 to necessary land for golf grounds nnd Necessary Land fpr n Public Park, for selling, Section 4. That said bonds Hhall further particulars hoc circula­ mnture January 1st, 1929, to establish, develop and construct or Parks, Fair Grounds, Piny Grounds, I0M Oak Avc. Phono 283-J. Bonds numbered from 51 to 00 to be of tho denomination of One Thous­ thereon, nn eighteen-hole golf bourse, 148 61c. tion mnnuRcr Herald. Athletic Field nnd Golf Grounds, and and Dollars cnch, benring interest at REPRESENTATIVE wantetTfoTTnle mature January 1st, 1930, us a pntt of the public park system of to Improve and Dovelop tho Lands so the rate o f Five nnd one-half per FOR SALE— Restaurant nnd fixtures, Bonds numl>ercd from Cl to 70 to of The NuBonc Corset in Sanford centum per nnnurn, interest payable the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd Purchased to Mako tho Same Adapt­ located nt Oviedo. Only one In town. and vicinity. Address, Mrs. T. A. mature January 1st, 1931, semi-annually on the first days of Thirty Thousand Dollars o f said sum able for the Purposes Aforesaid," and W. T. Dodd, Prop. 151 Ctp Quinn, General Delivery, Sanford. Bonds numbered from 71 to 80 to July and January; said issue of bonds of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars to AGAINST BONDS. 148-5tp mature January 1st, 1932, be used for the purchase and acquisi­ Bonds numbered front 81 to 90 to to bo 'dated July 2nd, 1923, nnd to tion of the necessary lands for fair FOR THE APPROVAL of .that Cer­ COLORED DINING CAR WAITERS AUTOMOBILES maturo July 1st, 1953; both principal maturo January 1st, 1933, tain Ordinance of the City o f San­ grounds, play grounds, nnd an nthlotlc nnd Steeping Cnr Porters W aited nnd interest of said bonds to be pay­ FOR SALE Bonds numbered from 91 to 100 to ford, entitled: “ An Ordinance Provid­ —Experience unnecessary. We train 1— Ford Light Truck, 1922 able at some bank In the City of New field, as n part of the public park sys­ ing for nn Issuo of Bonds by the City moture Jnnury 1st, 1934. Starter .......................... — $335.00 you. Information free. Write 524 York, State of New York, in luwful tem of the. City of Sunford, Florida, Bonds numbered fron\ 101 to 112 to of Sanford, Florida, in tho sum o f nnd to improve and develop tho land 1— Ford Touring, Old Style .... 95.00 Railway Exchange, Omaha, Ncbr. money of the United States of Amer­ mature January 1st, 1935. Fivo Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds so purchased to make the same adapt­ 7-2-9-10-23-^0; 8-C-13-20-27 1— Ford Sedan. Starter, 1D22 375.00 ica; said bonds shall bo signed by the and, to be Derived from tho Sale Thereof able for the purposes aforesaid. 1— Ford Worm Truck. 1923 .... 415.00 ii-3-10-17-24-12tp Mayor of the City of Sanford, Floridn, Whereas, it appears from said pe­ to o Used to Purchase Furniture, Fix­ (C) Under authority of Ordinance 1— Ford Runabout, 1922, Start nnd by the Clerk of tho City of San­ FOUND tition filed as aforesaid, that all steps tures and Equipment for the Munici­ No. 58, the sum of Fivo Thousand 335.00 cr ....... ......................... - — ford, Florida, and shall have nffiXed pality Llrary," and FOR BONDS.* FOUND—On aide walk near Roumil- taken in connection with the Issuance 1— Dodge Coupe, 1923, Nearly thereto the seal of tho City of San­ Dollars, to purchnse furniture, fix­ Int Si Andorsomr, a Ford key. Own­ o f said bonds by the City o f Sanford, tures and equipment for the Municipal ...... 995.00 New ford, Flqrida, nnd the interest AGAINST THE APPROVAL of er can have same by identifying nnd Florida, have been regular in every 1— Dodge Roadster, 1(122^Kuipcoupons.to be attached to said bonds Library. that certain Ordinance of the City of 144-tfc respect, nnd in strict conformity with All of said bonds to be of tho de­ Sanford, entitled: “ An Ordinance Pro­ . ped With $100 Extras ....... 595.00 paying for this nd shall be signed with the engraved or law, and that all acts, conditions and nomination o f Ono Thousand Dollars viding for an Issue o f Bonds by the 1— 1923 Dodge Touring, almost lithographed fac-slmilo signatures of LOST things required by laW'flp exist, hap­ each, bearing interest at tho rata of City of Sanford, Florida, in the sum New .... ....... ....... - ............... - 785.00 the ssld Mayor and the Mid Clerk. road, 1 tire and LOST—On Weltlva pen and bo performed, precedent to 2— 1922 Dodge Touring, Extra Section 6. That tho -Mayor of .the five and ene-hnlf per centum (6V4%). of Fivo Thousand Dollars, tho Pro­ rim, 33x4 KcUy-Sprlngflcld. Re­ and in the issuance of said bonds, 575.00 Good ...... . . . . . — ..... . City o f Sanford, Florida, is hereby per annum,.Interest payablo semi-an­ ceeds to be Derived from the Sale turn to 123 West First St., and re­ have existed, have happened and havo 2— 1921 Dodge Touring, Real nually on the first days of July and 150-3tp been -performed in regular, and due instructed, authorized and empower­ January, said entire issue of bonds to Thereof to be Used to Purchaso Fur­ 550.00 ceive reward. Good ....... ........ .......... . ed to call an election to determine tho niture, Fixtures and Equipment for 595.00 LOST—3 months old Collie Puppy, time, form und manner^ aa required I— 1923 Overland Sedan question of tho issuance of tho bonds lie dated July 2nd, 1923, and to ma­ the Municipal Library,” and 1— 1923 Ford Sedan ..........— 485.00 black eyes, white feet, from 023 by law. ture July first, 1953, both principal AGAINST BONDS. provided for by this ordinance. 850.00 E. Second Street. Return to above ad­ Nqw, Therefore, in pursuance of 1— 1*22 Ruick Six, F in e ----Section fl. That the form of the and Interest of said bonds to be pay­ Six, 5-Pun. dress or phono Valdes hotel. 151 2tp an order o f tho Court herein diode, 1— 1919 Bulck The said election hereby ordered and ballot for eaid election shall be as able at some bank in the City of New .... 395.00 T ou rin g -----railed to be held shall be held and York, State of Ne>v York, lawful follows, to-wit: Six, 7-Pass. 2— 1919 Buick conducted in the manner prescribed money of the United States o f Amer­ "FOR THE APPROVAL of that r‘ ||.... n|'. 495.00 Toil Hu if . .... by the ordinances and charter of the ica. certain Ordinance o f the City of San­ I— 1917 Buick Six. 5-Pass. And, Whereas, prior to the issuance CUy of Sanford, Florida. ford, Florida, entitled, 395.00 Touring ____ WITNESS the hands o f Forreat o f the bonds above described, or any 'An Ordinance Providing For An 1— 1918 Bulck Six , 2-Pass. Lake, aa Mayor, o f tha City o f San­ part thereof, under the Charter of the Issuo Of Bonds By The City Of San­ • 295.00 Roadster ___ . ' ’1 V City o f Sanford, Florida, the said or­ ford, Florida, Forreet Lake, S. 0 . ford, Florida, In The Sum Of Five 1— 1923 Hupmobite Touring .... 850.00 dinances proposing said several bond Chase, and C, J. Marshall, as the City * Used cars that Have been conditioned mechanically and Thouiand Dollars, The Proceed* To 1— 1921 Wlllys-Knlght, Tour­ Be Derived From The Sale Thereof issues for the various municipal pur­ Commission o f the City o f Sanford, are recommended as good purchases. 750.00 ing To Be Used To Purchase Furniture, poses as aforesaid, muat be approved Florida, attested by L. R. Philips, 1— 1921 Naah-Slx Touring New l-D -4 5 Bfjfci^, '5-pass.............................................. ....$200.00 Fixtures And Equipment -For The by a majority vote of tho electors of Clerk o f the CUy of Sanford, Florida, 750.00 Tires, Paint Real Good — ............. .»— *..... >.. 3T5.®0 1— E-45 Bulck, 5-pass. the City of 8anford, Florida, who are and tho corporate seal of the CUy o f Municipal Library,' r-q 1— 1 Vi to 2 Ton. 1922 Graham qualified to vote aa shown by the reg- Sanford, Florida, on thla the Slat day 1— H-45~ Boick, 5-pass. and FOR BONDS." 950.00 ..............................., .................. Dodge T ru ck --------- --------"'AGAINST THE APPROVAL of Utfation books o f the City of Sanford, of August, A. D. 1023. ................................... *—... 675.00 1— K-49 Bulck, 7-pass. 3— 1919 Dodge TouHng, Good.. 395.00 FORRE8T LAKE, that certain Ordinance of the City of Florida, voting at an election called 1— 1919 Dodge Vi Ton Truck .. 395.00 .................... >■................... 625,00 1—22*44 Buick, 2-pass. As Mayor o f thp CUy and held for that purpose. Sanford, Florida, entitled, Above Pricea Include Credit Chargee ........... •■>'•••**•*■•— — —*6^0.00 1— 1920 Chandler, 7-pass. i■aw of Sanfqrd, Florida. Therefore, I, Forrest Lake, as May­ .'An Ordinance Providing For An 10 Percent Off For All Caah A 1— Paige, Sport M odel ....------ -------------------500.00 FORREST LAKE, Issuo Of Bondi By The City Of or of the City of Sanford, Florida, un­ « Moat o f the above care are left with 1— K-45 Bulck, 5-pass. ............. — ...... — .......... . 625.00 S. 0 . CHASE, der and by virtue o f tha authority In Sanford, Florida, In The Sum O f Five us to be sold and applied oa pur­ . l\iWB C. J, MARSHALL, Thousand Dollars, The Proceeds To me vested by the ordinances o f tha chase of new Dodge cars. Terms can9"be arranged on any of these. j' Aa the CUy Commis­ Be Derived From The Sale Thereof City o f Sanford, Florida,' and .we, We are confident these care are Um Inspect them or let us demonstrate. sion o f the City o f ' To Be Used To Purchase Furniture, Forreat Lake, 8. O. Chaae, and C. J. beet ever offered at pHcca aaksd, con­ Sanford, Florida. Fixtures And Equipment For The Marshall, aa the City Commlaslon of a dition considered. the City of Sanford, Florida, do here­ Attest: Municipal Library,' and AGAINST Terms to those who can establish their L. R. PHILIPS, (SE A L ) BONDS." • by call an election to be held In thw credit with us. City Clerk of the City o f CUy of Sanford, Florida, on the 9th Section 7. This ordinance shall be­ SANFORD MOTOR CO. 206*208 Magnolia Ave. Phone 367. Sanford, Florida. come effective immediately upon its day of October, 1923, to determine the Sept. 8. 10- 17-24, O ct 1-S. question by sold election than final passage and adoption. NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION ORDINANCE NO. 58 In Auto Bargains Sanford Buick Co. ■ ' ' ifi-f|\A ^ a*A :-y.f J t y A * . ■ V,# < ^ | . i ' . f i.'.' . * l -tl vW i i j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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>, September 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/d09cf9244de742fb198a16f7fa9d9e82.pdf d93ff8458deda846aef7c80a8e66f21e PDF Text Text S P 1 • . :-7'- , 7 . *.vU i<•rAV'-f*»I . * *• "r [.«!)*• Uv THE EEABT O f THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION . ----‘ • ♦ -------'---- ------------------------------------------- - =u*. 11 >. »Miii — •a I I * •> Sr SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, SEPtEMBER 22, 1923 W )L U lfe IV: •Ji.M ys Nbr A iir Called tstrike is Calledr- . By Marine Workers eeting of Legislature i ' On Great, Lakes Would Be Illegal. ! L , R . J a j | R W And Gfoir orMri^co Uy this I. W. W. * ) Form. VING TROUBLE ON ARLES REPORTS BEING D EN IED . . ' CHICAGO, Sept 22.—Mnrlne Transport Workers branch I. W. Cases W. has called a strike, whichofwas ef­ Reported WilhCorfife fective last mid-nlghi on the Great Before Military Court! Lakes, and a similar strike is in ef­ fect, or will be called in Gdlf Scabbard ports for release of war prisoners, (Hr Tkr Amm-I.IH 1'rraa) OKLAHOMA CITY, Kept. 22.— other demands according to local of­ officials I MliUry courts co)^ta in Oklahoma ficials. Local steamship I city, Tulsa and Shawnee dug into snid no strike was in cfcct to their I Dgilnt cases and Ku Klnx Klan nc- knowledge. tWUrs toda while Oorernor J. C. Wilton laid plans for combatting the I tapesrhment movement against him. Lut night the governor, asserting Ithat the called moetlng of the legistsI txrc would bo an "unlawful Klan ccrcjaony" because 08 members of thc^ I fewer house are klansmen, declared* I litre would be "no meeting." The klnn is whipped," he said. During the day Govornor Walton I fire out an opinion written by Paul I Nesbitt, state highway commissioner, IVliAibn Estimated lad s former speaker of the house Fifty H iy i» a s ra a se M s b f '. s s g t s s l t u . ___ -Haa:.tKkY'tKris5Tnkn>sr waist Went m w tv m Hus* I as legal right. to .artdnbte bitccpC. at |the executive’s call. Storm. The claim that RB of the 107 repre(Hr The Au m UIH Press) IKnlativcs would be present WcdncsTOKIO, Sept. 22.—Tho loss to tho |day was nude today by ReprcsentaJapancso navy by earthquake is es­ |tbs W. I. Cunningham of Sapulap. N. C. Jewett, grand dragon of the timated at 850,000,000 by Admiral I Uan in Oklahoma faces charges of Tnkarnbo, minister of navy. Ameri­ Irioting br the result of information can business men who left Yoko­ I Bed sgainst him last nigbt. He is hama and Tokio by first available I(larged with implication in the flog- steamer after the disaster are drift­ |ting of E. R. Morriman, a year ago. ing back to Tokio, having altered A total of 110 whippings had been their previous view that business [tseovered during the military court would move to Kobo and Osaka. Rib From: Sofia That Entire Country Has Been Fired With5Rfevolutionary Spirit—Trouble Confined To Sbuthferh, Bulgaria and May Not Spread to Other Partis of the Country; . (nr TW AwMta*.l Prraa) Devil Dog Aviator For Com Left Miami Today Seeming For Faria Island g a ^ ik ig MAKING TRIPS ACROSS THE I COUNTRY ON DISTANCE ' , RUN. jnr. The A***cla(r4 Press) MIAMI, Sept. 22. — Lieutenants Rogers and Palmer piloting two ma­ rine corps planes from Santo Domin­ go to St. Louts, left this morning for Paris Island, S. C. They expected to reach Washington today. sm m ifiis Those Churdb WhoBelteve'ItoK.w.*. , bition, BUtTMfrNWk : WASHINGTON, S^C 2 j?-A ' for n rally of tho dry foroee. < nation in support of; thtf ’eighteenth1 amendment was sent forth by the Federal Council o f CtdiMUb;' A “good citizenship and conference" was announced to _ . in Washington October 14, Iff and Iff' Mil/JEFF WAUL 80NG LEADER: "to spur on those who belliW'-ltz'df^ TllE t e n t m e e t in g hibltion but have lost active IdUrt^fe" To Take Up Public Situr The call was signed Tho Weigle-Wall tent meeting will ation And Meet On and women, including burihf ef begin one week ,fri>m Sunday., The college 'end unlveiwtty ‘ ■ - *’ gfs^t'tppt will bo crcptod on tho 'T u e s d a y . men, members .of congress, corndr’ of Third street and Palmetto heads of religious- .1 (Hr The Ass*f1»(r4 Pres*) ‘ ..BERLIN,’ '.Sept,” 22. — Chancellor leaders of -; womenV-'*' fitresemann has summoned tho pre­ Heading the Hat were-; for parking cars. miere of federated states of Germany William Jennings Brywm: .! Next Thursday afternoon, the half ----------, - * ')* * \ for conference on tho Ruhr situa­ Governor Carl E: Millikan, o f _ holiday, there will be a "Tent Erect­ tion, it was announced today. Tho and Frohlbition Cemmlssldirir Boy*. City of Jacksonville Will ing," the Wbrk done by the generoue On Account of His Fi* conference Is expected to occur Tues-^ Haynes. ■■ Take Up. the Regular day. It is looked upon in political Dates chosen for the conference volunteer* of the city who have nancial Difficulties promised to give their services for circles as (presaging an early action precede by a few days the-tlMfffkM* Rtiiii It Is Said. . three hour* end aid in putting up the on the issue of abandoning passive tatlvely selected by rrasldsnr’ COtftent atid‘ building the platform and . (Hr Th* Aaatrlalri Prr*») It will be good news to the peopl*' resistance. lldgo for a meeting of 'goveitiera’oifINDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 22.— of Sanford and all of south Florida to scats. We cordially invite any one law enforcement. ThO- C*R who will donate a few hours work to Whether Governor McCrary will bo learn that the dally service on- the 'Bt. however, before Mr. be there on Thursday afternoon. Rev. asked to resign as the result of his Johns river will be resumed na^t had been announced, and'lV’ur^PUId Dr. Weigl* will bo on hand to super­ ■financial difficulties will be a ques­ Monday. The tri-weekly runs have there was no signifies))** ' tO^ bf' et>intend the Job. Ho will need a few tion submitted to republican state been on for some time while the City tachcd to the time of 'tMe'skWWW^ good •carpenters to aid him, and the committeo at’ a meeting to bo hold of Jacksonville was being put In trim Two commissions of- thf' nMflM iTestigation at Tulsa, officers of the balance of the people will do the hero next Saturday, according to re­ for tho regular run between Jackson­ Council of Churches—thOHf'th****^* Inart said last night. Two additionporta from well Informed republican ville and Sanford. It Is also said work. Wa Shall have a Jolly time. perance and on council* ]il floggings wore revealed today, it A number of cottage prayer meet* circles. Governor MsCrary recently upon, good authority that the dhlly churches, sponsored th*- rthU ns stated. Inga wore held Friday aftertioon in turned affairs over to creditors com­ boats will remain In servlee all th* It was announced, wa* l*»U«d .TW‘ With the indictmont of elx Tulsa different parts of the city, and from mittee who agreed on arrangement, year round from this time forward. recognition of th* trem«lt4*p»- prop­ Itsnnty citizens today by tho Wagoner reporta . were well attended. These It Is said, and try to put his business The business here hss picked up« to aganda which la being curri^T ■(aunty grond jury op charges of pargrotip meetings will be held again In shape. such an extent that the dally boats Q f Chamber’ of Com­ nullify thb 18th emendrfiWIv Itkipstion in the flogging of Den next Toaadey afternoon, end on Fri­ are necessary to handle the freight tp ... , merce and1Field Was Volstead act end ttf dl IWifTwr, a Wagoner county^ farmer, day also. Members of all our church­ say nothing of the passenger service* IkW." I tW number under Ind’dtwtmt'In thla es are taking part in those prelimi­ The Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon sayst "Realizing," saM • stktemertt M: Goweredii | grew to, lfl. < nary mootings. Inauguration of’ a dally, except eped by leaders In tbw move) The'coming, election for a bond' is^ Military authorities \ day Invaded It Is desired that at least 100 per­ Sunday, passenger and freight aerv* "that Inactivity «nd 1 faiawatomie countyyanfi' ’ arrested sue in- thd- amodnt- of' $160,DOO- wa* sons be on tho platform at the first ce. down the 8 t. Johns river to Pa^ w growth or Says Oklahoma Man In suited In. an apparent . Itkrw men charged vHtii' implication service to help In the' singing. Not *tka. Welaka* Astor, DeLand and iha principal subject engaging, the liqour sentiment and iq a |h the (logging of fc/C.' SoWvrs, an Addressing Meeting only thosa-who belong to the choirs Sanfdrd ha* been announced by Urn attention - of- the members qf the servanco of the enforcsm*flV act map; it Shawnee.' The of tho city, but all others who can Clyde Steamship Company, effective Chamber of Commerce at last Frl- only by state offldalt arxf Today: l*»unly and military authorities con and wfll help ua. It will be a verit­ Monday, September 24: This is earlle* lay’s Meeting, The election, which gtrs, wi but ---- also by mtp, l»*k(d a Joint court of Ibqulry, which able training school in music for th a n the Clyde line has ever before s to be held October 0th, Is one of who ere law abiding (Rr T lif’ AMMlHH we rrrie) e.ie w U vai announced would contlnuo to (TON, W. Va., Sept. 22. thoso who take part. You aro urged CHARLIES'] established tho boat service end U he most important *of Its kind that way.** the leaders *tdt* Out I faction.until the eltuktion in Potta- That Ku Klux Klan held d an aa InltlaUon In1_t , _ to contrlbUet your voice to these a neffort directed at making this line vai ever been held In 8anford. If have planned the confers [ntomle county (a "cleaned up." ,e White [it'Banner Mines Near of th meetings an'alLyekrproject;'H. G. White, gab* tuccessfully carried the city will take Idee of “rocov*rlng the n-y.-rin tho dining room Work of the military-court In Ok- House, was1 a statement made by ever the du bhouse and links of the moral and Christian ftfree* Let Sanford rally to this work and Birmingham? Con­ eral-agent, etatea. ifana City grtw to such proportion Rev. Basil E. Newton, of Oklahoma, make these meeting* a. Sanford move­ The steamers Osceola and City of ianford Country Club on which over prohibition issue." . * ' victs Rebelled* I list three separate courts were form- representing the Klan Imperial Coun­ ment and not especially a denomlnaJacksonville,* after thorough renoya- $85,OCK) has ben spent to date In coat ‘ The .Utement eet Jri to hear testimony. cil in address to a large audience of tional op* If the fopea of eVR Uon, will bo operated op the St, Johns and Improvements. The property Is loua feet" that In certain sdta9W p one of-til* moot valuable In Seminole Klansmen and others at Hurricane can unite to secure wrong ends It MONTG^M ERyT s ' P*1 *22^-Blame this season by the Cylde line. Through there was an "aland1 OKLAHOMA q ifY . Sept. 221TA lest night. He said the klan had 227 seems llkA the churches ehould be for the mutiny in the Banner Mines the heart of tropical Florida,:the St. county, end the nine hole coarse com­ law violation and-"s'„ tkhst to close Oklahoma state fair members In tho houde of representa­ only too glad to unite, their forces near Birmingham September Id, In Johns boat trip la one of the most fa­ peted thereon, Is one of the iportlest spread of indlirkroMt’V place Oklahoma county kinder tives and 27 in the senate. Assert­ for three Vfeeha to build up the. moral whleh leased convlcU rebelled against mous of the eight-easing tours cop it Florida. What oppoaltion has de- of lawe whleh seem to 1 vaioped to this feature of the Issue I*1" rigid enforcement of martial ing they hf\d one Initiation in the and spiritual' Interests of God's king­ guards U laid to newspaper agiUtlon ducted in this sUta. • so-called personal Uff J__boon-caused primarily by a lack I** unless members of the legislature dining room pf the White House he dom. The eteamere will leave Jacksoi); _ . by* 8UU Convict SnpervUor. Boyd. t said. If' unr»stra!)**dr Coroe' one, come all. If gnythurch He declined to discuss hie appearance Wills on week.dsyn ““bndon tholr plan to meet In extra* said, “You know what that means." o’clock in the of knowledge o f what la proposed ba­ would manifest ItaMf’ 1^ patly blessed by this meeting before the grand Jury investigating afternoon, arriving, In Sanford at ft ng done with the 40,000 appropriated violation of all l * V al Hairy session’ nsXt Wednesday, He forgot to mention five member* sues it puts nothing Into conditions of convict camps and o ’clock the following, morning, From U»Ithe l*hue for the golf course. Those the mob will become ’ th« voiced by Govern**, Walton. in the Harding cabinet," Dr. V. T. Churchman, Charleston, head of the would not say whether convlcU would S a n fo rd , the boat leaves at 12(16 p. whose contributions made the con­ the viriou*-" ‘ struction of tha course possible will klan*'in this ,section, whispered to a The Seminole Ggfe'bas an adverbe? permitted to testify. GOveroot m., and arrives In thla-clty at 7 a, m. Plane for the confttfa)^ not be reimbursed for any portion of ufciwnt today balling jroijir atten- newspaper man beside him. Brtmdon would not- say Vhetber «oo9 9 money they have paid In. ‘ Any plate It being open- to i mapd?ths Osceola vleU'would appear. Solicitor Davis without dletinctfon as Id 10 lh« rh ^ / 8 ^ y ;\iafar ti“ t lUtembnt that the present etockholdnvllle, WASHINGTON, SepL 22,-T h e of Jefferson county said convicts man the City £414 V* m*d» **hih* place famous all oter ditlon, who bdllev* Id ‘ r will benefit hy the acquiring of „ Sveto would be required to apyear-befoT* In Summer ?*• *wtlon of the .elate/ The Semi­ statement of Rev. Newton, that an tion of the constitution qttleltbrial body and oxpecUd no ex, ducted during the. hot ttionth* by*U thlf property l* absolutely false, States and the strict a dinners and the jmrfRct service initiation of klansmen had been held for- a careful consideration of- the . eke.i one want to go back again and la'the White House, Is declared by tUve Intarterenco. , all laws, Including the M jk . facts In. the caao makes it very evi­ too iW n to the Seminole Cafe. Tomor- White House officials to be end tbrta .nd lh. dent that the dty ia receiving bene­ According.’ to mathematical figures [*** *10 ho no exception M> the rule ridiculous to discuss. t____ l d o l L ar R ' go QOAl m fit of th* $16,000 those stockholders go to the Seminole and get a din* the Ndw York Giants moved a little have paid- ia.' It was brought itOKB AT.BIBThe 1823 Gridiron season heglps* Cburchwell’s hare an — cloeer'to the pennant yesterday. [ will be satlafylng in every • • .* • •♦• if elded on. at- [ the meeting that ''•peck today in many parts of the country, moot In this Issue calling yottr at- out , : . JP <gham . . ■ ■<* according, to reports from New \ork. George Herman (Babe) Ruth wea tentlon to the epeclal prices on Mao’* the dty acquiree the property It wll The Frank Ak*re' suits and Miflwi ,**<1 cklWien'S *hoa* eventually prove the woe) profitable an advertisement t Boiton Red Sox and Detroit split - V *' * * *-•■■■*-* chosen beet of American League play nlned origin wrecked tonight. Sea the adVettiiirattlt aid Investment that has aver been made attention to the way t Joss Swoetaer and Marston to meet 1 •-double header which wax played at ere' yesterday by official vote.: by a. municipality. Tfta golf ooona ■ ■ —-w ■ ■ ■■ ■ *.«omm*e*^ . t of Swift and Comgo to Churchwell1* ' In gulf chemplon*hip go at FI oomo ttn- The Box won the first game Lire Oek—Several carloads' 0? toi of the.dtVa wholeIt camidirtd om of the principal adJ while the' TJgert copped the idoor match today, Th*' Reda beld: their own by beatbeoco. shipped from this point brings of the dty in the bid It la makr oming.. The loss 4Lm d vs lag the Robins 4 to A rat* «w*) V S S S ff - ' " “ H ■vuv*. (OmU**rt,m The* Drily Herald. I5e per wfcte 1V if.rt-.4-. M. 'fL /..m “) . **■ ' \ iPARIS, n i i l U , OV|IW, Sept. ^1.— S I . ---- UVS Bulgarian IW U U H announced .v it has lino received ICLUIVCU word wui u that Vllttv the VIIC government IJUTUIHIIIVIIV VI of Sofia LA/IM* has decided to w de. I . __ —- A.J 8 I a aam L maaA AL a .. aam mAMaa t aa S(#l AIS Ae* taSIAIf AMA. 4 R A pJare martial law throughout the country in order to prevent the spread insurrectionary agitation. The Legation announced It had received an absolute denial from Sofit of reports that provisional revolutionary Government had been proclaimed in some parts of the country. According to an official version the outbreaks are confined Southern Bulgaria. r .Levitation .w o W....OW..V— has. I4 % •■ ia / �• , > » ■ «' ------- T 0 N I 0 HT- tnr T h e A*aiM>latriT"rr<-Mt . • (nr Tfce A»utliiii-A t’rr « t MILANE THEATRE * * * * * * -■ > CHICAGO, Sept. 21.— Wheat, Dec, ®*be Daniels and Antonis All wnnte It misuse. All misuse la 103 to 6-8 to 7-8; May, 100; corn, If you hare any friends visiting ypu—tf you are going anywhere or com­ waate. Be thrifty. Seminole County Sunday 7:45 ' Local showers Friday; Saturday Dec. 07 3-4 to 7-8; oats, Dec. .10 7-8. ing hoihc, or if you are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, Bank. partly . cloudy, probably shotrers In • . " . giving details, or telephone the Item. It will be greatly appreciated. SUBJECT: ' extreme south portion; gentle vari NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.—Octo * Many new homes Aire going up in able winds. ber 28.40; December 28.38. Berkeley, W. Va., who have been the every part of the city and many “Religious Liberty in Here’s melodrama on flying ,^B4L JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.—The guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Gordlncr others aro contemplated. Sanfprd is Florida . produces approximately left this morning for their homes. growing everywhere and the Ctf.y maximum and mirtimum temperature Scorching land, sen and ,kr^ S 150,000,00 lbs. of flsh and sea food U. S. A .” . Substantial is looking prosperous' in In representative cities, furnished by its teeming thrills aSd rapid r*. yearly. the weather burenu from records com­ You don’t want to forfcet <- that! every’ way. What Should be Done With Blue rannee. Bebo Daniels and Tom piled at 8 p. m., follows: Frlday—Mrs. Cldude Howard wlil on* "Trip Around the World” tonight, Laws? Moreno oa a pair of th rill-*,^ Cities Max. Min. You can secure copies of Tho Flor­ . tain the members of the'Thirteen starts at the Methodist Church' ot 8 through breathless sdf Bridge Club, at her country home, p. hi. Eats at ail dtops. This id ida Magazine sectioh of the Herald F. H. Dudley, Lecturer. .—noshing something that you don’t want to by calling nt this office gt once. This honoring Mrs. B. A. Howard. vonture to each other’s arms. If, miss. * magaxinc will prove valuable Adver­ Boston ---- ,-------a swift melodrama that win k*, tising to send to that friend In the Buffalo .:......... .......... JhT TUB END OF ALL DESIRE. you on edge from first to last Ifi ROSE LUNCHEON. • North who Is figuring on coming to Chicago ...................... Lam tirod of tears and laughter, ‘ a Paramount Picture • Al*» . . Cincinnati ................ » And men that laugh and \rccp;# y Exquisite In every detail was the Florida this.fall. Dcs Moir.e* ..... “ Torchy’s Nut 8undae" a two-,** Qf what may come hereafter, ' Rose Luncheon given yesterday by 8anford needs some signs on all Eastp^rt, Me.’ ___ __ For men that sow to. reap! Mrs. Joseph J. Dikinson ht her lovely iF®**y o f the days and hours, home on Magnolia avenue, honoring tho roads leading into Florida. One Kansas C i t y ..... .... 'Bloi^n buds of. barren flowers, Miss Clara Millcn, a bride-elect of notices signs from all the other cities New York ...u............ in Florida but none from Sanford. Pittsburgh :................. Desire* and dreams and powers, next month. 1 cf •'And every thing but sleep. The spacious living room, sun par­ Wo have much to offer tho.inevstor Sf. Louis — ........... Congregational Baxaar will b« CONSOLE SETS lor and dining rooms wero artistical­ and the homo seeker and we should Toledo — ................. • \ i • ,■ December 8th. Remember the d Tfe are not suro of sbrrow, ly adorned with baskets filled with tell him about it in oil kinds of ways. Washington ............... . In Irretjcscant Colors Sanford. . Ahd Joy was never sure; . plpk radiance roses and feathery* Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Robertson and Maximum r...-.„........... wthiy' will 4io tomorrow; Fruits, Candlesticks, Mahogany children returned yesterday from a Minimum last night .... VTithe stoops to no mnn’s lure; "■ Smoking Stands And love, grown faint and fretful, table was centered with a French visit yrith relatives In, Rutledge, Ga. Nql Sets, Candle Sticks TJiey visited Atlanta en route, where prices on groceries nnd canned goods ' With ilps but haH regretful, basket filled with radiance roses and HiglU, and with eyes forgetful, ferns, the hnndles tied jyith fluffy Mr. Robertson transacted* * business of all kinds and specials on tea* and at night And ! \traa always tire Weeps that no loves endure. bows of green tulle. Tho place cards with tho Hanson Motor Company, and coffees. The A. & P. stores have Boudoir Lamps |n Ivoo*, Athber, coming homo front work, and n ordored several of the new Hanson their own canneries and put up their were iittlo brides and grooms, on and nil tlito Popular Shades nehed,” writes John R. Gordoi automobiles for immediate delivery own fruit* right on tho farms in all From too,much lovo of living, which were written quotations from vlllc, III. ,*1. peepred some 1 parts of Uic United States nnd they • Frbm hofo abd lfnr set free, tho various poets, which were read here. KIDNEY PILLS, and after quote prices that cannot be, duplicated We arc Offering nil of these New 1V| „tb|pjt,.jr|kth brier thanksgiving after tho drat course.' Tho last quo­ treatment* I felt better and Now Fall Frocks and Millinery is for this class of goods. Read their Arrivals at Special Reduced Whatever gods may bo tation rend suggested a secret in tho work with iporo ease, became advertised at Baumcl's Specialty advertisement, today nnd go to tho That no life !|vos forever; heart of n rose. These, secrets wore Prices ' TF, and could alfibp better." Pc Shop today. Sam Bnum'ol is jtist A. & P‘ . on Second street, Phillips That dead ^nen rise up nevor; found in tiny roso buds fastened to relief from Backache, Rhi Nemo Self-Reducing No. 3)3 That even the'weariest river building. the nut cups, and when opened found Isa real bargain. It has a low top Wind* 'somewhere to the sen. I these words: Miilcn-Boriand, Octo­ and medium s*lrt. Made In dut* 25 Dozen Cut Glass lee in ladles apparel that you havo ever able pink or white coutili alses — Swinburne. ber 10, 1023. McKinnon & Markwood arc adver­ 24 to 36—and costs o ’.iy $3.00. Tea Glasses 4 ® 35 At nno o’clock n delicious four- aeon and tno prices arc very low. See tising special prices on the new fall If rour dealer ran'lnt tt.aenJnaint.adMrs. R. W. Pcarman nnd lltt!erson course luncheon was served. During the advertisement today and go to high top Morion shoes in nil the Special Price Per Bet........ detu, alt* and tl. We’ll tend UKcotMt. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ Nemo Ityalanle.Paalilon Intllni'o returned homo Monday after spend­ the luncheon, Mrs. Porter Pitts ren­ Baumel's Shop where Style Reigns. popular and conservative styles nt UO E. 16/h St„ New York (Dep». S.) pert, 215 South Orange, Orlande, Fla ing a month in North Carolina. , . dered a number of piano selections Fall fabrics, millinery, all in a pa- the very low prices of from $8 to $8. Great Display of Diamonds .. <-t44fr nnd Mrs. Coiclough sang in he: usual rnde of the newest things day by Alsu very low prices on low quarter shoes and their windows aro Ailed OFF— 1 5 % -O F F Arthur SjriUr*, of Orlando, was charming manner “ Since” (Edward day. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS .Y<$U with everything In the very latest emohg tho business visitors in "Tho Tcschemacher) nnd "Rosebud" (Clay­ Rond tho Style Notes in this issue ton Johns.) stylos of shoos, hats nnd wearing npCity Substantial’’ yesterday. Following the luncheon, an Inter­ Wy Yowull & Company who are mak­ parcl. Visit the up to date men's ing spcclnl efforts to please you In store, and sco the latest things in j . Flanigan, who has in-on stop­ the very latest things in fall and men's wear. McKinnon & Markping at the phoenix for soycrpl winter goods—especially tho early wood hnvo it. months, loft this week for Miami. fall showings—in silks, poirets, charmcusc, twill, satins and wools. W oodcock.£ Higney nro tho boys N. W. Oreen, of Dcl-and, was a Especially in the new line of sport who draw down tho prices on gro­ business visitor horc Wednesday, nnd suits in three pices, knickers, shirt ceries and vegetables and they have ma(lp his headquarters nt tho Phoenix. nnd coat nnd -Klinkl Knickers— 0, an advertisement today telling you geo, indies they are groat and yoh all about It. Frco for tomorrow— Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wells announce I\ WEINBERG, Prop ope pond of eolfoe, one pound of the birth of an eight-pound girl. The brown crepe satin trimmed with .107 East First Street. cocoa nnd'Onc pound of ton—also the little lady has been named Mary bands of velvet ribbons. Miss'Millcn wns attired in a smart very lowost prices on all groceries Krancea. EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL THE YEAR. costume of grey crepp do chine witji and they quote you some of tho prices CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. !nithi*"is*lil».'<<,'Rmid nbout-It.u" •»••••■ DuPreo Jordan,' of Atlanta, who hat or grey to -match/-’ With-this she has been spending (topic time here wroc a corsage of pink rose buds. » Covers were laid for Miss Clara at pie Phoenix, left yesterday for Shoes for the whole family is the other ponit* In the state. . Millcn, Mrs. Henry Nickel, Miss OD way that Churchewll’s tell the good lie Johnson, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Col* news in their advertisement today nnd Mias {Joskins Jones left this ^veck dough, Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, Mr*. they have Just that thing and nt prices for Hew York nnd Washington, W. R. Fort, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. nrb the one* that bring down the that ydll allow the whole family nnd where the will spend ten day on husi- Wheel is, Mrs. Fred Dniger and Mrs. prices and hold them down. What then some to have the very best shoes Dickinson. “would hnvo been the. prices had not that are made nt tho very lowest Piggly Wiggly come to town. See the prices. And you niust rend tho prices BIRTHDAY PARTY. Dr. qnd Mrs. I- R. Philips, Miss in today’s Herald if you would save prices— go to Piggly Wiggly.. Mariqp' Philips nnd Mr. and Mrs. money. '('hurchwril’s have the goods Raymond Philips have returned from and they nro making a specialty of The New Grocery will open tomor­ Daytdqa Bench, where they have good shoes at reasonable prices. row in tho old McCullor stand op spent the past two weckR most plens- a number of her friends nt her home First street next to Woolworth’s on West First street celebrating her pntly. Stores. The new grocery Is under the NURSES DEATH birthday anniversary. 0 STILL A MYSTERY management of Frank Gonzalez who The large living nnd dining rooms ' Dr. and Mrs. W. 1). Gardiner and noeds no Introduction to tho public qf their fcucsts, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. were beautifully decorated -with ROCKFORD, HI., Sept. 20.—With Sanford having been a reslden of this Cross. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. K. Vnllentine, Spanish Love Vines, Hibiscus and no marks of violence evident nnd nil city for ninny years. Assisting hii)i of Carrollton, HI., and Mrs. V. C. ferns carrying out the color schema internal organs reported to tie in an will bo Tracy McCuller with his reg­ Somers, of Horkclcy, W. Vn., motored of pink and green. In the dining nppnrcnt normal condition, although ular smile and they will meet nil room tho refreshment table was laid to D^ylona Bench yesterday. competition on grocerleu and canned n bacteriological examination is yet with n Inco cloth nnd centered with goods prices. They arc too busy to to be completed, the mystery in the Sir., and Mrs. W. H. Cross and Mr. the large birthday cake iced in pink quota prices today but they have nh death of MU* Svea Olson, whose body and Mrs. C. E. Vnllentine, of Car­ nnd topped with tiny pink tapers. was carried into St. Anthony's hospi­ The evening passed quickly with advertisement in this issuo callin; tal last night by an unknown man, rollton, 111., And Mrs. V. C. Somers, of your attention to the opening. Ca 1 has not l>c4n cleared. on them nnd bo convinced. Miss Olson had been suffering from palpitation Qf the heart for two years, Tho old reliable Atlantic & PaclAc Co. Ladies* black or brown oxfords, or one strap plinips at the authorities have been told, but aro hore again today quoting you nothing waif found sufficiently wrong Per P a ir .......... ......... ................ ............. ................. .....$3.25 to cause -ddath unless probable ex­ games, music nnd several contents. haustion or suddon fright, it was COOLEST 8 I*OT IN SANFORD Tho prizes in the latter were won by Ladies' black or brown oxfords, or one strap pumps at said. ------ Shows Starting nt 7:30 and 9:15 I*. M.---------Misak.-* Maureen Echols and aSran Ouu theory is that Mias Olson suf­ Misses Maureen Eci^pla and Sarah Per Pair............... ...... ............... ...................................... $4.25 fered a heart atta^jj, asked a passing TODAY » and Rufus Mosley. motorist to take her to St. Anhtonv's At tho conclusion of the contest* COUNTRY STORE NIGHT-15 BIG PRIZES Mens' brown,oxfords Bal. or Blu. at per pair...... ....$3*25 and- died on the way and that the lofroshmcnta of ice cream and cake WARNER BROTHERS PRESENT driver believing she had fainted, fled wero nerved by the hostess assisted after giving her into tho nurses’ care. Mens* brown or black oxfords Bal .ok* Blu. at per pair$4.25 . : “The Spider and the Rose" by her mother and Mis. C. A. Ander­ son, Jr., and Mias Waunita Allen. withMens’ scout work shoes at per pair...................... :.... $2.25 Allen Lake, GntHon GI«hh. Joseph Dowling, Robert tycKim, Tho guests were Misses |Edn* Noah Beery and little five year old youngHtcr, Richard Styles, Margaret Erickson, Fannie O C1AL ; Introducng the that w e have just put on display THE WHOLE FAMILY Low er Prices M ila n e Theatre Fresh Oystters, qt. .~.75c Spanish Mackerel ... 25c Headrick. HAROLD LLOYD In Pom pano............... ~..4 “ BUMPING INTO BROADWAY** SATURDAY Caah Prize Night — Three cash prizes to lucky numbers, Wm. Fox Presents * DUSTIN FARNUM “T H E * BUSTER” Fax Comedy: “ STEP LIVELY PLEASE” . Fox News: “ MUTT and JEFF” MONDAY ...... WEDNESDAY AMATEUR NIGHT ... FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL MATINEE. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND . SATURDAY • Special Munic to nil Pictures NIGHT P R IC E S........ ^ .............:.............. . 10 and 20 Cent* MATINEE PRICES .....:..v - ......................10, and 16 Cent* iiM iu a iia a iH iu M U ia iu H iitiu M iR iiM iiM H ii 'j ~ v ■ . . ■ Cowan Cheater Cowan, Walter Ty­ ler, Newton Stenatrom, Rufua Mosely, Shelly Harvey Brtnton Crenshaw, Bowen Pcrritt, Alva Milam, Glea Whittle. Tho opt of town guests included Mis* Beatrice Iicuth, Messrs. Aldint Bird, Wallace namrick, Lee Reufroe, Roy Stephens of Orlandq and Corbett Williamson of Oviedo. W ANT OYSTERS? CApL 478-W. KENDALL’S FISH, MARKET Swapper S teak .........1 Dressed Herts.... live ........... i Fryers, Dressed....... 4 live .......................5 M u l l e t .... ...... . . . . . . 1 2 * Mens* work shoes, Munsin last at per pair.... ......!!:. $4.| 5P Dig Stock Childrens’ Shoes and Prices Right. Welaka Block} Sanford, Fla. ’ WE DELIVER Seminole Fishand 317 East First Street SELLS IT FO R * �■ 7: • ' T R E S W r W D P A I ? , ) f , t H : ^ P , B A T jU P ftW i- flB |TlBW BEn,ii'2. » 9 2 » . - .. WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN’S WEEKLY (Continued from page 3) capcd, and from citizens At Harrlion, posses conducted, a soarch in terri­ tory covering n wide range around Kennett. Bloodhounds werfi Used, but. sovcrnl trails followed by tho dogs led them cveywhcro b u t'lo the fugitive. Rumors of Sullivan’s nppcnrance In numerous plnccs furnlsbqd the countryside mpcli expiLement, Constable ■Frank Rut!il of Judsonln, Ark., was, stationed near a bridge over tho Led River a short distaj^p. fy'om Ken ett He saw a man )j|nsewering Sullivan’s description tempting to cross the bridge. Tpan refused to halt and Rudd DlsH ad fire, shooting eight times TIMOTHY, A GOOD MINISTER By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN R? iV h ra t- - £ULOS BULUVAN TO HE EXE­ CUTED AT LITTLE ROCK •i f IF -------------- • AFFECTS you 5 come into this cafeteria and ■ iret gome cooling beveragtf !S nnd cat a cooling but nour-i & iahing salad 'or cold dlsKl ■ You igill find plenty of va- « riety in out warm weathef * menu. Try our pie n lA j mode;''It's really delicious. I By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN |Paul pays as extraordinary tribute to Txet pf Today’s Bible Talk by Mr. Bryan. Timothy is ■ beautiful character. [Timothy In commending him to the He does not stand out in bold qutchurch there: , Timothy, a Good Minister. lines against the sky; he was not ttfc ■ 'For I have lnomini <likcmlndcdt <2 Tfniolhy 1:1-0; 3:14, ]G;*PhillJplas 2:10-22) hcrolq typo, like Peter, and Paul, but .Hi who i wilt m titrally care for yaur he represented a much more numerous , , »■ ’i -o u Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will' of God, according to the atntc, class and, therefore, his exaipple will promise of life which Is in Christ Jesus. "For all seek their own, not tho be of practical assistance to a larger To, Timothy, my M<J«d PYIVP- from Mp^s.jn||E&|y|o C h ^ V m 'ia unday, Sept nufnWPWfh* those whb’ help' pthew the Fnthcr. of Jesus Christ our Lord. "But yo know tho proof of him JJimothy was a helper and, as a I thnpk Ood. whom I serve from my forefathers with pure conscience, thnt,4A8 a son with the fa r ta r, ho ill hdfpcr, comes near Wing a perfect that without ceasing I havo remembrance of .thee in my prayers night and luUrilierv Carved withVmc In the fifypcb" ample. d®y * * i * T^wo of tho ntoii mort iiffpsrtnnt iH.r ortnr orlfltlcs In th<r flint ’^ ilncc,.nc hod a roc * ircatjy desiring to ace thee,* being-mfn(tful of thy tenrs^thit l! m|y bp writUn by Paul Were i)Idrcsse start. 1 t0 filled, with joy. ' - .1 < 1 : .- i. * nor‘ ns ■If, as the proverb rocs, "tho When 1 cnll to remembrance the unfeigned faith that Is In thee, which Timothy. Theso letter/ wetts"iv ginning is half the battle", we may dwelt first in they grandmother Lois, and the mother Eunice; nnd I nm per­ long ns some of the others—those to stream. He ’rfponbrthb "nighi- j p , tl|« M . the Corinthians, the Romans, and the river bottoms. credit his grandmother, Lois, and suaded that In thee also. " *“ •'Vi i Hebrews, for instance—but he en­ his mother,, Eunice, with half of his Wherefore I put in remembrance that thou stir up the gift of God, which Tho next day ft farmer- j»,w Sq^* trusted to Timothy some of the most success—they started him right. Paul is in thee by putting on of my hands. • llvan enter .a- lM’rry-shod on the’ Lon; Mi refers to Timothy's "unfeigned But continue thou in the things whigh thou hnst learned nnd hast been precious of his. utterances. These Eaton plncc^flupr Judsonia and sumBaited Sugar Cured Ha epistles to his beloved companion faith" and reminds him that it first assured, of know of whom thou hast Icanted them; ihoncd officers. Sullivan, awakened St • Roast Chicken- with Sa: dwelt in' his grandmother and then hi And that from a child thou hns known the holy scriptures, which are aide contain A tribute to contentment, \tith difficulty, fognd himself sur­ his mother, p'ried Spring Chicken, * "Goodiincss with contentment is rounded by a posjje. Ills Wound wps to make these wise unto salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus. •But I truae.in the Lord Jesus to send Tlmothius nhortly to you, Utnt I great gain. ' There is much In heredity-—blcskcd ■Stuffed Bell Peppers dressed nt Judisdrila^Lnd he'was thsij arc those who Inherit strength and also be of good comfort, when I know your state. , "For .we Jirought nothing ipto this conducted to the ponitpninpf. „ i f Banana Fritters • U For I have no man likcmln<ledfcwjm will nr.turnlly rare fot ypur slate. vtftuo from their parents. world, atd It is certain we can carry On arrival at Little Hack, Sheriff . Baked iMncaroni/witl For all seek their own, not the things'which' arc Jesus Christ’s.' Wherever I meet a man, who boasts nothing out. Shaddox admitted having fallen o» Mashed Potatoes -- V / irficd^ama But ye know the proof of him that, ns a {ion with the father, ho hud served that ho is "Self-mode" 1 feel like cross"And having food and raiment let plcep. He said thfitJip and his mf’ii Gteijh Pens i J Frebh.String Beanp . with me In the gospel. examining him. I nm .tempted to r\sk us be therewith content. ycro physically worn out from tttcir Lima BoanB ' (Buttem jlled’s hfm when ho began to lay the foun­ It ia in one of his epistles, tp Tim­ duties during the term -of court at ' ' !i : dation of his grestness—himself n 86n.*"One Incident in tho life of Tim-1 themselves Thessnloninns and follow . .Steamed I^ice othy that Paul brljigs-htfl ijWepIng Harrison nnd that tho prisoner, bo>ra i . . .I,■. .M v< ia J.n pride in his accomplishments. We in otby gives iis nn insight’ Into his tj^jidvicc. Indictment ugnin<J;r£rjeJ(l:, I'JFir the Jieved firmly shackled, had fooled PIES hftrlt more) Lhhd. <«n possibly add. rhnrncter and also n siilclight on PppL vc considered whnt Timothy love of money Is the Toot of all evil; ’ • '■» : them. His father being a Greek. Timothy 1° nnd also the disposition of r YduthVErlv onhtrat. Apple Peach Pumpkin tun Itnisin which while some coveted after, they * Tho killing of Marshal. Casey was fr|bn ’himself—n disposition that And then there is another influence had not boon circumcised, * Lemon MernngUe ’ M,u*‘ ^Eggv-Custanl hnvo erred from the faith, and pierc­ described by witmiises ift tlifc f t^laj r.0 closely connected with inheritance agreed among the disciples tapdo hfin, willing to sacrifice.. No ed Jhcmselvos through with many as ono of the most brutal murders Strawberry Jcllo 1 ' "j Whipped Cream tKat It is hsrd to separate it from in­ cumsion was not required >of > thf* V'hhf ministry was a success; sorrows.*’ , , VaniUn lee Cream * *’ ’ ,l ‘ ‘ 1 s Gentile Christians, although they were In tho ’ history o f . tMut koetlort j of heritance—namely, the environment ho.began right nnd kept Tl T -0|. J.:, It was I^Tiitmthy, the good minis­ Arkansas. advised td fotlbw tho cxamplt^iff^bqr Sullivan, ovefpoWered of youth. The father and mother ter, th a t c h delivered his warning by n party of -tourist* when iho was whoso mingled bloods course through Jews In regard to refraining from He* was not only willing (o do his against who would pervert the alleged to h»vc attemptwl to hold * otir veins and whose strength and certain meats. b£«t, but he was willing to be Yielding to do Good. . strtff)flhened by one stronger than gospt>\ IfiffrVob it o(. Us purity nnd them up, had been turned over to weakness come to us in the blood are power: Harrison authorities. He had broken But when Paul derided to take usually responsible for the influences himnclf. In the -text for todny we “ Preach1tne' tW word; be instant in jail, sawing his way through the bnrs ■ Timothy with him and train him far that mould our early life. Veacl'ithat Tniil, nfter reminding hint season, ou<1' of season! reprove, rc- with a saw made from a knife ho had ■ If anyone will take the trouble to the ministry, he thought it u matter ■ faith Hint lie inherited, nnd with all lung sulTcring concealed in his shoe. bukc, oxh substract from wlmt he is, first that of policy that Timothy should tf& which’ he had himself manifested, nnd doctripO. which he Inherited and next that which circumcised, It was characteristic of He was recaptured fifteen minutes added, "I put thee in remembrance come into his life before he was aide Paul to yield everything hut principle "Fur thoetime will come when they ford, who fortunately'are in the mu* later nnd was returned to the Jail nONI) ELECTION TOOK UP that ,lhmi stir up the gift of God, to mako any cholcu for himself, ami in order to win souls. will not obduro sound doctrine; but by several officers, among them TIME AT MEETING jority, will assure the success of this U rhY ^h is in thee." , It was Paul who said, "I nm made then add to these that which others after their own lusts shall they heap Sheriff Bob Shaddox nnd MnrshnI part of tho bond issue. ., 1 - Willingness To Be Advised. outside his own fnmily bnvo done for all things to all men, that I might by to themselves teachers, huving itch­ Casey. Cnsoy, it was testified, was (Continued from nngo 1) An athletic field, calling for the ez- ' Willingness to be advised, stirred ing ears. him—ns for Instance, those who gave nil means save some." It was Paul nlso • Unlocking a cell when Sullivan ing for tourists. Those in Sanford, ■Jr A j | ' 4 him the’ fohn of government under who declared, "Wherefore, if meal to action, is a very important virtue penditure of piS.OOd, will also lie sub­ “ And they sqall; turn nwny tlfoir snatched the revolver from Cnscy’a who have studied the Situation vory which he lives, those who ruvo him make my brother to offend, I will eat in' ministers ns well na in laymen. mitted to (he voters at this election.1"' cars from the truth, and shall be holster nnd shot him down from be­ carefully, are of the opinion that ev­ the educational system, to which he is no flesh while the world stnndcth, lost The 'first work of tho traveling Hp.ine RumW has fulsdiy staled that hind. Sullivan was said to have turned to fnbles. . indebted, and the religious advantages I make my brother to offend." cviiwf'cllst wjicn lie begins n revival ery effort should tje made'to c'maf'.cl-' the old nvirftloit fildd has been d c-’ snapped the gun at the other officers It was in line with these utterances in a community is among the minis­ • "Rul wntcli thou in all things, en­ which he has enjoyed—If he will add pntc tho'city front Ita entire depend-* finitely decided on as n site, sad nsV all these together and then subtract that I’nul advised Timothy to submit ters nnd the leaders among tho lay­ dure afflictions, do the work of nn but it was empty, except for the cnee for prosperity on tho IMictesli of ro3U|t therc: hn* been some oppositMa shells thnt killed Casey, and he threw the sum from what he actually is, to circumcision that he might be pre­ men. They nrc first quickened; af­ evangelist, make full proof of thy fanning operatiohs. The? only tPanon On' (hi! - accotint. A committee from , the weapon down at command there will not be enough left to brafe pared to answer arguments that were ter thuir faith is renewed their nwnk-. ministry." * thnt Sanford hns not bqeotne a tourist the Chamber - of ■Commerce will in--,’, Harrison cilizens weru incensed sure to be made against him. Timothy citing t spreads to those outside tho about. u A ^ o rn l for All resort is because theVe hive been tioi vcstigqte the j^(wiyihility of yarjops^ and sub­ rolled witlrthrmuggestion wlttfthmiuggcstion ami sub- -Unn-tll * ( ■ / ‘ V < t ' ■^A'lid ■Timothy was "well bdjn"—m>F ^n jtotrlJSlit'd to fntihful Timothy, over tho killing, Sheriff Shaddox lgecreational fscilitieo -provided* in the -tibni b efore any trash d«H-Uioi>iw,«Ji4yi * Sc tl# sense In which the tcflln fis turnip mit"tf,i........... httt^l’aul.delivered tho trium­ Skid, nnd only t^q$nam1ne’61‘: h ippj to th *.** lfijS y’ i^ J T V { S o t h r is t S n , w h o M . I t l S / d pas«ltif'*t4iiwltHohf. ^Tlwitsrttetttmr- Iftrcdfdihg- to* tfaetk brought out at 4 Here lore we hav.r proof that Timothy*! __ . . . . .......... ..... . , „hnnt '(rial prevented violence. On July 2, times UBed, indicating that one comes pit or in the pew, should welcome phant review o f his life when death ist crop is n profitable one ts nppnr- j y , iday's meeting. .Sanford needs an.. . less than n week after Casey’s death, from an aristocratic line or from was the child of Paul in the spirit approached. admonition as well an encouragement ent from the development in thane i athleUc .field,.;,. The Sanford High wealthy parents, but well born in a of sacrifice oh well ns in religious "For I ^itn now ready to be offer­ Sullivan had been tried, convicted nnd communities which nrc strictly tour­ School tennis have been handicapped because it is ns important tt> get more important sense in which gU faith. He was going to work in the ed, and the lime of my departure is sentenced to die in the electric chair. ist resorts. They htivc profitably ncason after .sensor; because of ths^‘ Lord’s vineyard; he intended to right as it is to keep right— ns im­ should lie well botn. Sullivan is sAld to have been a nn- capitalized sunshine nnd have not lack of a proper .field. Ilnscbsll in at hand. preach the Gospel and he would allow portant to avoid lethargy ns it is to One’s Own Merit. stive of Allen, Okla., but hud lived stinted in'the expenditure of money : Snnfonl has also been practically ^ "I have fought n good fight, I have have un increase of seal. . llut, nfter giving all possible croAit nothing to stand in his way that a number of years in Sharpe county, to provide amusement for the toiyrtst, finished •Aiy4counse, I have kept the Christians rnngc all tho way from fyr ^nne reason. A well tc a goodly inheritance and a happy would divert ntcntlon from his mesArkansas. He gave his age an 25 who in the majority of caaan, event-1oquLapod, and cqnstructed field will faith.” just above freezing up to boiling sage^o himself. environment, Timothy would have ac­ Moral: God does not call all to years umi said he had worked in tho unlly becomes a citizen nnd taxpayer, permit Snnfo,rd securing one "f lb* ^ point; trnislng the temperature is, A Splendid ,Lesson. complished nothing if he had not hud leadership; He only requires that we Oklahoma and Arkansas oil fields. therefore, n work in which Christians It is n splendid lasson for Chris­ Rail loud men who are citizens nnd major irr.guc .baseball teams to do merit in hlmBclf. He was not considered a powerful ahull live up to our possibilities. can help each other. , This is one of tians today and n very practical les­ property owners in Sanford will their spring training here. Many young men have gone astray Uian. He weighed 155 pounds and Ihu most beneficial results’ of church ' "If you can not on the ocean Tho appropriation in the issue in testify that during the tourist season —*yr\ gone headlong down to ruin— son. was six feet tall. ) • Sail among tho swiftest fleet, A Christian Is responsible for the gatherings, national and local. tvho hud the best of mothers ami the there arc fewer names on thq wait­ the amount of 370,000 for sevverags Racing on the highest billows, Paul’H Trust In Timothy. He was first shot down in Arkansas ing list posted on (he hulltoiti hoard extensions is a very, important item best of fathers, too. A child who influence of his example nm) often Miughing at the storms you meet; Finally, Timothy may bo mensurod near Mount Ida, when he attempted for the reason that both men nnd for consideration in the future growth ^ feels it his duty to obtain from things hgs inherited the cleanest of blood and You can go among tho sailors to escape from officers nfter his ar­ ouipment are taxed to tho utmost to of the city. Proper sanitary fstili-^ l>een reared in the purest home atmos­ that are useful to him but might by the confidence reposed in him. We rest on n charge of alleged automo­ move the thousands thut annually tics eliminated possibilities of cpiphere sometimes becomes n disgrace hnrm others. Here again Paul states are known by the character of those Anchored yet within the bay, You can lend n hand to help tlicm bile theft. Sullivan, according to visit the Sunshine State. Shopmen demies. With' the city growing »» IP who trust us. No one vtj\a nearer to to*himself and to his fnmily. the only safe rule—he advised the officers, broke nwny from them on nrc kept busy maintaining the rolling is tids move is n wise provision otf ^ He was evidently converted by Thesaslouians to “ abstain from nil Paul or more completely trusted by As they launch their bouts away." (Copyright, 1U2U, by the streets of Mount Ida, forced n stock that carries the materials' uped tho ,i»»rt,(o t tl)o city cqmmlssiondrt Paul’s preaching, for the greut apostle appearances of evil," and in this re­ him. * * The Rupublic .Syndicate). • In Mb epistle to the Phlllipians traveling salesman iii-an automobile in the .construction of new houses nnd should he carried uhanimou«y^ speaks of him ns "my dearly beloved spect all Christians may well count at the point of n revolve!" to drive* either by or for tourists. Tboio ,1m Thu f5,()00 in tho. issue i» to re4= OPENING chain of Grocery Stores in him uv/ay, and leaped into the -woods ever yreason why Sanford r.hoqld ,rq- imb^rse .the .?pty /6> the n «° Sanitary Inspectors at the edge of town. He w ii weiund- celvo its share of the wealth.brought pended, for the,, purchase of th«* hi* ni II various citips in Florida .and need v n i., iq . p j ___— tu c e f j r s r * ed in fin cxcnngq of shots and rcJitary, sjtp..,A special committee lurin' to i he state by outsiders to augmeTjt From Florida Cities ilean c*t young men 18 to 25. Good captured' *) .... —” 'has , that which ia derived fro mthe truck-, nq .i.iqiijiuci, Meet For Instruction paying position open to those who can j A fcw days later ho was brought ing industry*,A municipal golf .course ppointcd^Ui^andje the qualify. Must have good education, |to Little Rock where ho Was alleged will provide n form of .recruatiuq and unsure its success. A Ictterfrt^ personality and ambitious to succeed. JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 22.—San­ |to have stolen thq car.. Here he cs- which is proving more popular each plaining in detail the projects FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Experience unnecessary. We will ^ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE itary inspectors from municipalities j raped from officers by leaping thru yrarNin is evident from the throngs voted upon' is being mailed to W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. train you into qur system. Those liv­ u window at pollen headquarters. He W 1 *• eaqeeslsih thai SERVICE of tourists wfflcfi VlaVUttf dllWAItf through the state will close n week’s Subject of the morning sermon will ing in tittys of 1,000 population or who aro uninformed defer. cHUefi. iSUNDAY, Sept. 23, 1023. be: "Three Things Which Will Sur- school of instruction here Saturday, over.'* Write1fully about yourself and was recaptured nnd returned to Okla­ Fiuridn courses during their stay in •U and final judgment until oil the Isctr ^ Subject: homa authorities. the state, tl in confidently, cxpeccd vivo Time.” duijing which they have studied tho fnmily connectidns/ stating whether have been brought to their utlcntiOO. g • "MATTER” According to Oklahomn prison au­ that the progressive clti’ e:m of San-, At night the subject will be: "Tho best methods of conducting the san­ married or single, ago, reference. Ad­ • Church Service.......11:00 a. m. A thorities, Sullivan was nrrested nt Glorious Calling of a Christian." itary affairs of the various cl)ies and dress P.. O. Box 731, Jacksonville, Tulsa for robbery in 1321 nnd sen­ •/Sunday Scholl ...^...10:00 u. m, The Epworth Leagues will meet at Florida. 161-ltc • Woman’s Club Hldg., Oak-Ave. tenced to ten- years^in the penitenti­ the usuid time before tho preaching towns of Florida. • ALL ARE WELCOME. ary. Ho was said to have escaped In addition to the inspoftors, sever­ hour. Yowell Co., first show­ boforo reaching the institution, nnd al mayors, city clerks and councilFrank Adams will be looking for f >. i was next heard from nt the lime of a big attendance at Sunday school. men as well as a number of medical ing of Mallison & Haas FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH men tsnd others indirectly connected new Fall Silk, next Wed­ his capture at Mount Ida, which took Please do not disappoint him. Sunday school 0:30 a. m. plnrc in March, 1022. with sanitary work were pretent nt The* Scrap Iron Class had a record nesday and Thursday. Morning worship end sermon 11 a. Ho remained in confinement only tho conferences. jj That good food ig essential to ^ood'hialth, so tn*' Subject, Tho Kingdom First. The attendance last Sunday, there being a few months In Oklahoma. In May, Tho mectingh consisted of throe Free Ford at Wights. Gtc 3022, Sullivan sealed a temporary pastor is expected to speak both one hundred present. But there were sessions daily. ■ : is good water, then play Safety First and fifty men on tho streets who should mbrning and evening. havo -been at the this class. Boys, MOTHER ftr.fiOMMNEDS COUGH jllaptist Young People’s Unions 7 Florida Crackers * o’clock. Tho young people of the tity look up thut fifty. “ My mother hud a sevens dough. I ^usiRads of shots. who do fyot attend other unions, or Will Go to Atlanta bought her,.,a.(bottle ' of 'FOLEY'S * Pepfity t\'ijrdcn E. M. Ray, from ALL SOULS CHURCH. ■dSletiek are cordially invited to be j_ To See Football HONEY AND TAR and it helped her present tomorrow evening. Tomorrow, the eighteenth Sunday, Oklahoma jien^cnllarV; who was Wki at once. Also gave my son several Evening worship and sermon 8 after Pentecost, diviine services will Jng Su.Hivan and otnef prisoners from GAINESVILLE, Fla, Sept. 22.— and hjs cough disappeared," McAlcster Ho Oklshoifia CltV, came ' \ ‘ o ’clock. Subject, Tho Voiro of God bo as follows:.Sixty-two vouaiiupej stujients at» tM fireitts Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield, ia Uttlo Rock following Sullivan’s - Low Mass.at'10:30 a. ih. 1 n n Hour of Confusion. University5o f ’ ^lorlds navo"’’signed up grayer meeting Wednesday eve­ Sermon: "The Paralytic and ci*l Virginia. For quick relief .from arrival at the Arkansas penitentiary « * r .» » * i r K 'H ning 8 o'clock. frclnds." Founded on sinst Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest, $nd readily Idehtlfied htln as tho -r * r , > 0 • and Bronchiul trouble use Foley's ter of St, Matthew's Gospel, 1-8 verse. (bo George Tech Yellow Jackets Oc­ prisoner who hod escaped from him. Bottled and delivered to your hoine in sani­ ‘ TUB SCRAP IKON CLASS. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ tober 13, „ Indications point toward Honey and Tar. Stood the test of Ha said jSulllyan had bopn an agita­ time serving threo generations. Larg­ tor In the Oklahoma jnstltutioh, and An even hundred was the number ment after Muss. a fibrerflow load of faijs who will tary condition. ' ’ . •' present last Sunday. Mrs. Takach,’s Pafish meeling In the hall at 7:30 make the trip to the Georgia capital, est selling cough' medicine .in the that a Jail *break was registered i;' & World. r ywkeiy.—adv. Sold1ever against him in Gurdy, in that, state. rendition of "Tha Holy City" was "an p. m. Every member of the Parish is student promoters of the special say. Sullivan then, appeared next at inspiration to all, and the prolonged exported to be present. PHONE 311 Only one caao of « woodpeolqer Harrison When he was* turned over Low Mass during the week at 8 . Tha. greatest,' and most successful applause -Indicated their appreciation. lighting on. a camper’s .head h g s been to Harrison aqthoriUfs by H. G. MP . Takach will sing again tomor­ a. m. competitor of the patent medicine Richardson, of M-indeon, Iowa, and Sunday school picnic on Tuesday. makefile thb grower of fruit# and reported all summep. row morning and a Urge attendance 0. W, Walling of Buffalo, Mo., memia anticipated. Mr, J. R. Lyle wfll jk’ujl announcement temofrow* uorftV vegetdbles Who* does give you value Not half enough straw hsta with hers of a party of tourists. be atbe,the apealpr tomorrow roornlnrflnff;. '> > t 3 an, hU friends anticipate somethin! }y‘ 6 l»m l'h J i w».»i * wKlE-------- *---------------- * Tl wm m m m p li ILu- Beth 3i We All Know £r ft ff. m m 1 DRINK* ... M I l �rate "J jJ if * X ***' " " M ' t i g ' l It’s Easy—When DAtLt1, Y, SfePTEllUijfR 22, 1923 frlDOW A§| llifeht-j « n , Jacksonville, R. 0 . GrooV-Smith Palatka, Flo,, ff. I* Rogers', .‘Hrodenillttad hafolln*, fit F. Logan, South ’ Card- toW, Fla., Jl. S. Bennet, JJradentown — linn, If. A. C. Smith, Ctty, J. G. H i , Mrs. II. S. Bennett, BradenArade, Chicago, O. W. Smith, Sftvnn- to*rn, I'ln., ^Jl<» Helen, Bflhfu^t, BNier> nah, Gn., M. B. Hutton, Savatmah, ilWHdwri, Fla., S. V. Evan*, Jackson- iiiit ta A [, WE 3^ PALM BEACH, Sept. 2U Airs. John H. Sid tK’iw ldowoUh^tc tviiul foremanr, i^ d t^phonb V*•hlV ch an ge ■Evcrnla yasinfc' oT.thd F lorid a East Co ^d-lastjptbrvtfi, today ARRIVALS THE VALDEZ HOTlfL. S , IhWwItrond fpr (GO,filed sul he—caflrda her husG. B. Smith, Rochelle, (ja.; Mrs. EHled'th7 ati>l)fi^UI(ffcnee Bush and two children, Ofliindn, Fla.; ^uljiOj^JIErtxljtrngcmfwyp R. F. McCall, Jacksonville; J. R. Moreland,. Norfolk, Vai, John Soun- /I .. t ___H .» L at » . f . Mi. ^ . • . > —! t -i J- M d d m a a a a ia a B fta a a a d a d iitiiltek liH d n a ia a a a a d a ia ia a a a a ^ a a a a K a H a a a u ig ia d ^ a a g lig ^ a ji f ,/A \ film A * # US 6^31 SatisfactoryWear if the Material, Lining, or Tailoring Docs Not Wqar to Your Entire Satis* ■* n ; ■ —-Guaranteed sl00%jl?ui*e Wool Velvet Finish. -Those Suits aicGuuianl^ed to (Jive faction May Eeturn the Suit and Get a New Ojtte.Prce. (lUNICII'Al. SWIMMING POOL ciitlvcs with maintaining a "deliber­ ate and organized propaganda of gore and more aa the question of falsification," and he wants to know kgaalclpal swimming pool la dlacuife* how much money has been spent for Commenting upon his y tkf people here are almost n.upit this work. k.vjmtlog the pool started early disposition to fight back, the New M (prljig. They Are beginning to York World aaya: m that a municipal swimming "That last might interest the seill <n the lake front with perhaps curily-hclders of the roads, but for LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Sept, 21.— tklr amusements in connection woulij everybody else the point of interest Euloa Sullivan, convicted of murder Ip many people at.home next aumA is M. McAdoo’a charge, of which the of United States Deputy Marshal J. air fho are otherwise attracted to truth Is becoming quite manifest. Walter Cttkey, at Harrison, Ark., on bUlltits that have some amusement* Granting that the coats of war opera­ July 16, and scheduled to be execut­ «| our pool would also attract peo- tion were comparatively high, why ed today was twice shot down in at­ jU from other cities to come hterei' blame Mr, McAdoo altogether? He tempts to escape and admitted hav­ ji the summer. The Jacksonville Ob- was Director General only during the ing twice "run under the guns” to i»Hir says: year 1918. Walker D. Hints was get away from the Oklahomn state {There cah be no question that a Director General for fourteen months penitentiary. I lUy Urge majority of the people thereafter, and he is a practical rail­ His last break for freedom was hastily approve of Commissioner #road man of large experience. made early on the.morning of July ' Acoits's efforts in providing a public ; "But why stop with either or both? 20 nt Kennsett, Ark., when he leaped, idmming pool. The roads under Government opera­ handcuffed and shackled, from the ^Jacksonville needs public swim- tion were actually operated by the porch of a hold between trains while agf pools. It gives proof of public more prominent of these same rail­ officers were bringiug him *to the spirit, tnd they ore necessary. The road executives who were chosen by drnth cell in the Arkansas penitenswimming pool in Springfield was In- Director General McAdoo for the pur­ tiuiy, dozed after being thrown off M-popular—tntiiwly to* much, so pose, and..w.ho fiepUuuRd f9r..tbc.£ftx-. guard by simulated sleep orj the part hr the residents thereby, and the ernment the’work they‘ had keen do­ Of Ylibti1"prisoner." ‘RtlllWbri HUd bare­ ing for the private owners. Is it ly vanished In the darkness when Utter complained. "In all’ fairness the residents were their present purpose to prove their tho alarm was sounded. JsitiAed id their complaints. The oWn disloyalty to the government In -Wcakenod by loss of blood from a sanctity of the home and the com- stress of war? Or aro they talking bullet wound in his arm, and tlrsd fails thereof are molested with swim- here at the command of Wall Street from loss of sleep through fighting bankers who control them ? , the mosquitoes in tho Red River bot­ aieg pool* in close proximity. * toms, Sullivan was recaptured less . "It would seem to be soon In order "But Jacksonville should have swimaing pools. It needs one in eadh of for jtho peoplo engaged In discredit­ than 20 hours later, while nsieop in Us four big sections of the city. How- ing .the government's war operation n berry shed, scarcely four miles iter, they should be placed in a loca­ to point out any business whose costs from the scene of his escape. learned later, held lise that will not Interfere with the did not increase and increase greatly . Sullivan, it Hktutde of the homo or with traf- because of the war. They should to nil eight-inch step by his shackles, next explain why JCOO,009,000 of op­ made his way by leaps, procured an "Jacksonville applauds Commlsslon- erating Income generously guaran­ axe at n residence in Kcnsett and (f Acosta in his desire to provide such teed to the roada by the government habited off the hnndcftffs and shackles. Stimulated by offers of rewards by uahfities, and hopes the commis- on the basis of prior peace conditions Sheriff Bob Shoddox of Boone coun­ of operation, should now be included Boa v*lH sustain him In placcing these Hits id localities that arw appro- in the proof of extravaganco against ty, from whoso custody Sullivan esMVmtlMt* •« I’M* T»at government war operation. fffcte." \ "Then comes M. McAdoo’s present MtADoo AVL THE RAILROADS. charge that costs of operating the William G, Mr Ado.) is evidently roads since private control was re­ fitting tired O.' the continual hag- stored' have Increased 17 to 22 per about his ai'minirtratloh of the eent. 1>at also calls for n word ftllroads during a‘ p inion at the war from tho executives. As it Is, they' Fffod. He he, writ'en a letter to are only manufacturing still greater Couzens of'' Michigan, In public hostility to the roads us now •Wbh he chargM'.ihe rail load exe- controlltd and managed." IMPOSSIBLE TO OET ENOUGH STAMPS ON THE LETTERS. iiu iU iin iu iiu n iu iifiM o ir n re m « t WASHINOTObJ, ScpL 22.— Be­ cause it is now Imposaildo to get enough postage stamps on an envdope tho German government lias were notlflad today that the coat of printing stamps Is olio greater than their iate value and that letters com­ ing from Germany hereafter lwill bear only * cancellation Indicating the payment of postage. Letters front Gtermapy now at lowest unit coats 200.000 marks to deliver surrt)A^8RPT.^3 Celery HeirU Cocktail FreSh" Shripm Cocktail 1 - '• - i v L . - i •^ , - &iuP ; " ^ Entire ~ *■*> O' i 1 lars. Styles for Serge R#th ,0 Jd (ajnd Us Show Baked Sea Trout B0 B-Sj May 39 1-2; oat* 8ept 29.1-2. — v . NEW ORLEANB, .Sept. 22.—Close Salad X ou Call id* Curleys N e. £121 SBfgedt Qur N ew Fall Stetsons are in. Y ou will like the styles this N ew shapes and colors: pearl grey, ;buff, brown, black Only one more week. See our 1JB0 of All Wool f'few shipment of Fall Styles Tweed leather tripimed and leather with Juck O Leather School Suits, They come in with brown, grey and fancy Tweeds. They have wosted 2 pair of pants and one pnir lined with leath­ er. All sizes from 8 to 18 years. trimmed and all Wool Whip Cord, tan, brown, grey tfnd black, ail sizes fpr boys . dLl O r from 2 to 0 years. P rice ............... ^ * jpell Blouse*.ew.-Rgll pattern,check Stripes, ifcolid color,.tan,and white,(PI H r Bach SI 0d to « p la i3 Other 2 Pants Suits “ Me a d l i g h t ” w o r k c W f H t s f o r m e n ,*fh,,’ * l * "t *l*' . ■ ' ■» *. *, i **!,•* V • • Grey Tweed and Brown Navy Wosted! each 21*00 -to > . — ...«-*... Early Showing oif New Fall Sdks Mallison’s high ide Velour, butterfly Veile6s, Satin Canton, Chinchilla. Satins, Eoshanary v lW f)es find & ti ;Bro. Chiffon Velvets, and “Velvet Knits/’ tfie^ b^autifHi pew, lay next Wednesday, and Thursday* (Silk Dept) ' Green Apple Pie ‘ I e Ida Mode Ice Cream and Cake '*7, • Buttermilk 3 Wednesday and Thursday (Next Week) I Hearts of Lettned ^ . Suits, tVoof. This Serge Suit season Finished Piece;, 100 rA Pure ^t "Jack BnhWl'’ BUie.Chamhry Shirts, Coat Style* cut extra full. SpecUFprice, each * 1 .00' to ....... V-* - »* Spring Lamb with Green Peal -j Roast Pork with Apple Sauce stoea Vegetables sW i « Velvet . BOASTS , Shorts find Regu­ Young fyfp. L m " " ,- 1* ■'****•_ ' Stouts, >f M - Chicken'Noodle Soup l Lofifcs, " ' I ‘ J Coffee budding .......“ (a A 1 ■ �|,1 THE SANFORD DAILY UERAJJ),i8 lVrunDAV.! SEPTEMBER » , 1828 ■ , Sanford Daily Herald THERE W AS AN OLD LADY WHO LIVED IN A SHOE taken, often bring success. One never ■ con tell when these opportunities, will " come but they do come to each of ■ us two or three times in the course ■ of our lives. They almost always " r-nulro^a certain amount of capital. ■ Perhaps the new portion offered* nieuiis working for less than a living ^ The Herald Printing Co. ------------------- --------B 4 ll*t —SwMI.rr-Trwirtrtr _____ ( l .a r r a l M l H f t r A d vert la in * H a u t r r JtlRK^ TO AllVKIITItCyili In caae of errnra nr nmmlaalon In lesal or other advertisements The Herald Printing Company doea not bald Itself Halite for diunnan further than the nmount received for such udvertlsemerua. Fnrtlpi AJvertl.lna h*pre»»nlstlva n If: AMEItICAN PHnss ASSOCIATION And that unless we nave more the country will not register such pros­ perity as it did last year. This snvlng business Is nil right but when It tnkes more thnn you can make to keep the family going how in the world can you save anything? “ Gigantic Rum Ring’.’ has been dis­ covered in Cincinnati says reports in the papers today. Yes, we have it in SANFORD COULD ACCOMMODATE other states as well ns in Ohio. THEM. What wonderful fall weather we arc having and whnt wonderful pros­ pects Sanford is facing and whnt n fine winter season wc will have if nil of us keep pushing and and boosting and thinking about the better things. to ^ to 0 / 1 1 0 D /iD O U ii* Sees Improvement In Increased Bank • Deposits. ‘ fca fci ha P3 Ra to to to to The Sundny School lessons in this issue by William Jennings Bryan, The Herald has received many fine compliments on theso lessons and while it tnkes time and space nnd money we nrc well repnid by the satis­ faction of our rentiers. And Satur­ day's Hernld is nil tho better for hav­ ing this sermon for Sunday reading. T m r r n n .T R T ~ CENTER We knew the “ I.ongwood buneh" wore a live crowd, nnd when they asked us for' a I-ongwood edition, we had no idea they would rally to the colors ns strong ns the larger sec­ tions, but they certainly surprised us nnd have went them nil one better. ' What it tnkes to make n suerj-ss in tho poultry business—whnt it takes to produce quality poultry nnd eggs —whnt It takes" to put their Hcction on the map—I.ONGWOOD HAS IT. The story of poultry successes us told in the Mny issuo made us wish we had settled in the neighborhood of I’ensacoln or DcFunink Springs, then tho Tampa district poultrymen rnused us to decide to locato there, when the Orlando c r o w d caused us to change our mind, nnd now I-ongwood culls us, and wc honestly believe we would be content to settle down among those good folks of the Longwood, district, where each one seems to take pleasure in helping the other fellow. That's co-operation, and they believe In that old adage, “ United Wo Stand—Divided We Fall." Longwood, reserve n berth for us—we’re coming some day.—Poultry In Flor- ideal tourist camp nnd the touris camp would solve the housing, ques lion to a large degr The Jackson ville Observer says: "They are coming. The advance guard is already here. ‘.‘Scores of automobiles from other states passed through Jacksonville this week. They were headed for St. Petersburg nnd other South Florida points. Tho } are those who decry the "tin cun' tuorists, but in proporlion to numbers they urc more vulunble than any other r Inss of tourists. Now nnd then a “ tin canner” is im­ pressed nnd buysc himself n little orange grove or a farm and remains here ns a producer. The counties alive to opportunity are working to im­ press these “ tin canners." •V ' "Jacksonville should nt once plat) to hold hundreds of this class of tour­ ists. They should bo given all possi­ ble comforts free. They should be entertained nnd should be made fa­ miliar with Duval county opportu­ nities. “ By the first of December, the state fair grounds will be vacant. Why not allow these tourists the use THE FLORIDA MAGAZINE. of the grounds und one of the build1 ings, for dances, lectures and other amusements. "The county nnd city could easily employ a reliable man for four months to taku charge, of this work and prepare rules to govern the same. Then advertise this camp site along the county. The spot selected for thei every highway leading to tho city. picture has the road passing through The city could provide electric lights, a grove of huge live oaks, their grest and the wuter is already there. gnarled limbs festooned with Spanish "By January 1st there should be nt moss. The smooth, wide road stretch* least 2,000 tourists in ramp and there ^way into tho distance. The spec- would bo if the proper uction is taken. ial feufufe o f the magazine is en“ These tourists would give Jack­ tivie'i|,(''A Tour Through Sumter sonville thousands of dollars worth County," nnd the story of progress of advertising. Many of them are and activity is interspersed with many well provided with funds and some excellent pictures, made from photo­ would bo induced to invest in Duvul graphs. A cross-page picture shows eounty lands. hundreds of acres in growing cab­ “ They would buy supplies from our bage in ti>e famous Warm Springs' merchants und be valuable in every hammock section. The field seems to way. ' spread out beyond the lino of vision, Maintaining a ramp of high order and tho plants nearby aro strong and almost cover- the ground. An inter­ would stop this 'passing though.' esting article is on landscape Garden­ Thu Observer knows tho management ing for the Country Home and Ram , o fthe fair would gludly co-opemte by William Gommc, and thore aro in an enterprise of this kind, because other excellent articles and mnny pic­ the rules and the proper manager in charge would be of no injury to the tures.—Timoi-Union. The Herald sends out tho .Florida grounds." Fi rci py pn i»i pq pa WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., Sept.Jar, nny other money. The main dif2).—Helping business by savingJfcrcnec is that it is invested by some money instead of spending it may one with experience and training in­ sound strange but that is whnt RogerJstead of by oik- who may know little W. Bab son, the statistician, proposes of financial matters, today, in n statement on the invest-! “ Bank accounts hove nil the odmrnt value of savings accounts. [vantages of the most attractive invest“ Why it ii: tlmt people diffentiate: im-nts. Among these mny be mention­ bet weep bank accounts und invest­ ed the follqvtlng three: (1) Bank ac­ m e n t < is more (ban I can !5 nnipto- counts., era, sdfc... . .Statistics would hend," hays Mr. Bnlison. “ Apparently pmhnhly show that smaller losses men nnd women feel that the money come from hank accounts thnn from which they have in the buyk is not any other field of iim-smcitt. (2) Bunk ‘invested.* They seem to think of it accounts arc verv liquid,—that is to ns ‘tied up in bngH jn tho vault of the sny, wc can quickly get our money nt bank. The fact is that just ns soon nqy time. Other foims of investment as you deposit a dollar In the bank, may bo 'permanent* investments. jthnt dollar is loaned by the bank o Mnny of them a rc b o permanent that some one to build n home, or to buy they cannot be liquidated when de­ merchandise, or is used for the pur­ sired. (Ii) Bank accounts offer a good chase of bonds. When these bonds opportunity for speculative profit. are bought, the money is still used by This may seem a strange statement the company issuing tho bonds,—per­ but let us examine it. haps for the developing of n water "The real opportunities to make power or the buying of railroad equip­ money are thru chances that come to ment or some other equally useful take partnerships, to make money are purpose. Therefore, money deposited thru chances that come to tnku part­ in a bank is invested just ns truly nerships, to make special purchases Read what Roger llabson says toiy sbopt your savings, account. value and the small proportionate nmount which is being ‘ bunked* for things of more permanent values This Ib one reason why tho Bahsonchart has again so radically declined, standing todny nt 10 per cent below normal compared with 9 per cent above nor­ mal in February. Just as things got better around the first of the year, people uguin got cureless, bank de­ posits fell off and tho safety valve began to let off steam. InrrranvtHbnnk balances would help start business up toward normal again." RED, GREEN AND WHITE, PRICE just half o f shingles, cost less to apply and wears just as long. Personal Currency In writing check on our bank you issue your own money, and it is the best kind you can use, because— it is issued only as you need it, and so you avoid the danger o f canning cash. — in one single piece you can issue any odd sum (such as $3.79) or any amount you may wish to pay. [ ^Magazine and has a number of copies that the folks can havo now to send to the people In other states. _ „ NOW. ON DISPLAY an opporiunlty for speculative profit because ItVputa one In a position to make, a big profit when the oppor-; tunity comes. "I especially emphasize the Impor-j tcnce of bank accounts at the pres-i ent time because many people have not increased their bank accounts ma­ terially since the low prices of ten years ago. For a great many years prices rtyi along a certain level and people got Into the habit of carrying about so much in their savings ac­ count and a certain nmount in their checking acount. All business men, from the large manufacturers to the humblest retailers, felt that a bank account of n certain size was- about what he should carry and he has held the same idea up to the present time. Yet, during the past ten years, prices have increased from fifty to a hundred br more per ccn*. according to he commodity considered. Taking into consideration nil factors entering into the cost of living, the dollar of- ten years ago is worth only about sixty cents todny. An prices incruaso wo should increase our hank accounts to ■ torrcspoml. We take out increased in* a surnnee todny on n building which was ■ built ten yenrs ago even tho it was ■ then insured for nil it cost The £ fact is that the cost of building has ." gone up apd if we had a fire wc would ;■ have to rebuild at much Higher prices.-£ Therefore, we insure not on the basis 5 of tho cost of ten ycnr3 ngo but on ■ the basis of replacement ns of todny. £ It seems to me that t ’e should follow £ the same principle regarding our ■ , T » I b lr IX- ( * IH -pa*. W eek Ir H rr»W entirety patera Seminole Cnnatr »•<! I* pohflahed every Friday. A d .t r lldhur W lea made known nn appliesMan. U .H per year, alwaya la adranee. MBKOBIt T U B ABSOCIATHD PltHAS Tha Associated Prats la ■iclualvetjr sntttled to tt.s uss for revtibl lea lion of all nawa dispatches credited to tt or - not otherwise credited In thla paper and alao tba local nawa pubfiehed haraln. All rlshta of ra-publlcatlon or apectai dispatches heroin are alao raaarvad. Off lee i ltteilAI.lt m i l l .n i x n . Phone IAS **tou IRai Roofs that Challenge Weather It w o. Mark Twain who Mid, “ ESrerybody talks a lot about tho weather but nobody does anything'about it.1* B ut there is o n e th in g you can do about the effect o f weather o n the radf* o f your buildings^ Cover them w ith our prepared roofing o r shingles and you can laugh at intense heat, pounding rains, driving enow storm s and severe cold. * Free booklets and samples. Call at our office and let us tell y ou how good roofings will save m oney for you an d add distinctive beauty to your buildings through their cheerful colors. Phone 130- — a check is o f value only to the person you de­ signate, and, unless indorsed, it is worthless if lo st # " 1•*. ■ f V -' —«-a check returns to you as a receipt and pro­ vides airecord o f the transaction. ' '* DEPOSIT WITH US AND P A Y B Y CH ECK P-£OPI^BANK-S£.SANronD �n ' wwsw ■ >A>:•*«t. •H f <5.*t iA j)Q ^QU , WAJrtnTO. DBVEL€H\< »A b e tte r s t r a in ? f' 'V I ** ^ Careful Selection Hay Produce Good Bgij Production. '1 By SETH tf.SHOJS MAKER . Director, ScHool of Agriculture, Internationnl Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. . The improvement of strains in poul­ try is one of the roost" Important fac­ tors in poultry work and can often bo carried oil by the smaller pbultrymkn 'tb; better advantage than by the nt large breed A" for (he simple *'rcasof\ thatihe can V — — ‘ I th'K^ind of !vtK“ ^ - >#£ * 'J» There is V^y.JUUt use in piking iiltout the pAjikf'tlvchoss'of any par-* 1j ijidular breed tf/*varlcty because lije strains In varieties vary so widely, widely, and -good strains are found breeds.. in pn»>ctically t uFor nxtunpi^iin one ^rail-known ex­ periment extending, over several years with Plymouth {locks, great variations were noted. In . this ex periment, of two fowls looking equal ly as good, one laid 252 eggs during one year and the other failed to lay a single egg In five years.* Out 6f a total of 600 fowls one small flock was selected, in which each hen lait 200 Comoro eggs in a year. In other (locks of Plymotjth Rocks hnd other breeds there aroundoitW edly jfqwls that will show as wide v»r iatians as these. The quality of egg production is o distinct quality that can be Inherited and fowls should be rafaijd/ for breeding' purposes only from those showing the greatest pro­ duction. Breeding is a very fascinating oc­ cupation and all of the best strains TH B'SAW POm hDAlLtitffeRALti, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER'S2, 1923 n n is is m A) ha MELANENEWS *=» US M ha ta its Dustin Farnum in "Tho Buster.” A story of athriliing lover for lover of thrills. "I'll bet n 100 I'll kjss her in week,” the villain vainly bragged. But ho only lived six Jay*. Ho was a rough, handsomo West­ erner; she, n beautiful, but tempera­ mental society belle of the East. A smashing Btory of romance, ac­ tion and a "busting” man. * PAGE M i s I s la the state executives nnd some of 161,567 ears and trucks, 39,GOB Lore as the family car. This Sedan has them advised him that the time sug­ than were delivered at retail during enjoyed a lively demand ever since gested would suit their convenience. th csnme month last year, it is just its nitroduction and now, with im­ provements which have come as a No additional light was thrown on announced. the scope of the conference, which result of the higher radiator; it is The rcmnrknblc Increases which 1*3 originally was designed mainly to have characterized Ford sales so far more attractive In appearance than discusB co-operation between federal this year, bringing them to a to ta l [ever before. The Ford Coupe, which nnd state authorities in enforcing of 1,212,553 for tho eight months!is new in design and with many reAgain tonight "The Exciters." prohibition. Tho program was oxT up to September 1, promise to main-1finements, is enjoying umfsbal popuThrills and laughs—it’s a nielo- tended recently to includo immigra­ tnin the same proportions during the Inrity. fall season. tion and possibly other questions. Business and agricultural interesta damn and comedy in one. At least, this is Indicated by the continue to make increasing demands f o r t y • T h o u'SAND number of ordd^i on. bund at the first for Ford Trucks and sales for August £pecd whs her god—this mile-n- N e a r l y of tho present month. The new type reached a to tat of i ’M U , a gain of minute girl who whizzed through life ., / FOR FORD THIS YEAR Ford cars, now in tho hands of.prac­ 5,147 over August, I#*#.* ' seeking thrills and excitement—and j -------— finding them with every flicker of the Over The Record Sal^t of Last tically all dealers in the country, are Year Fort Myers—Work on new bridge attracting widespread attention. Aim! \ \ The tendency toward enclosod car over Colooshntchcc river .progressing DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 22.—Aug., buying is growing more noticeable rapidly. Here’s melodrama on flying wings! Searching tand, sea ami sky with its closed tho summer season for the nnd in this connection the four-door teeming thrills nnd rapid romance. Ford Motor Company with sales of Ford Sedan is gaining in popularity j The Dally Herald, 15c per week. PRINCESS NEWS = Bcbe Daniels ami Tony Moreno ns la B I I B I M a M B I lI ia B H B I lI R S B B I B I lllllR I B a B I B B D I I lip iB I I I I S a ilS I S I B B B lI B S I R B I B B B B S ^ pair of thrill seekers flashing A strugglo on a precipice, a crush­ ■ through breathless adventure to each » '• T . ■ ■ .... ing blow to the face, nnd the body of tho hated ranchman dropped two other’s nrms. thousand feet, to tho rock-strewn ' M canyon below. It’s n swift melodrhma that will U m keep you on edge from first to last. • •• • •• s Good comedy also tonight nt the ■ Milano. And everyone with their Inst name ■ beginning with S will be admitted r m ■ V°nd#y night at tho Milnnc, Amn- free of charge tonight. ■ ■Jti tcur Night. ■ u $1.00 Table d’Hotc Dinner $1.00 Monday; Thomas Meighan in ‘The '■ # , ( t '■ DOUBLE—NO. 10000; SIZE 12; LIST PRICE 13.50. m. Prince Thore Was.” . Tuesday,* Wednesday and Thurs­ ■ r Lucia—Sextette (Doniccttl) In Italian ’ ll day, Keith's Vaudcvillo presents the Prices every night are 10 nnd 20 Russell sisterp. " - - f (l< OalU-Cunclj Kgcner, Caruso, Tie Luca, Journety Badn m Itigoletto—Quartet (Verdi) In Italian cents. •♦ Galll-Curci, Perinl, Caruso, de Luca Tho Keystone Poultry Ynrds of v f Thp greatest two concerted vocal masterpieces of Italian opera, Longwood, Florida, sent to the great BLOOD T B S ® WILL ASSon food Cocktail ■ oi^ one ^opble-faccd lied Seal Record. The Sextottd la without rivnl Indiann State Fair nt Indianapolis, SURF. h a p p y u n io n s ■ in the world of opera—the scene where Edgar of Ilavcnswood bursts three of their Bnrred Plymouth Rock SOUPS S in upon the marriage arrangements bf Lucy, his beloved, to his tIvuI . t cockerels for exhibition. Word lias PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 22.— Un­ Polnjfc n la Rcinu or Consomme n In Colbert 2 Lord Arthur Bucklaw, The Itigoletto Quartet is the sceno where ust been received that thuy won 1st, happy marriages can be prevented “ Gildn Tb brought by her father, Itigoletto, the jester, to learn the ficklc2nd nnd 3rd awards, w:hich again by means of bloOd tests, Dr. William Iced Celery Queen Olives Sliced Cucumbers ■ nc!\fl of her. lover.,, . demonstrates the superiority of the S. Hninbridgc, or New York, today Fresh Shrimp Newberg on Croustnde Pommes Snrngotn 2 DOUBLE—NO. 63?4; SIZE 12; LIST PRICE 12.00. Keyston* Strain of Barred Plymouth told tho American Association of a Symphonic Pathotlque (2d movement) (Tschnikowsky) Rocks, nnd proves that Florida can Obstetricians, Gynecologists, nnd CHOICE 2 Mengelberg and N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra produce as good birds as can be rais­ Abdominlhal Surgeons in convention Stuffed Young Turkey, Giblet Sauce nnd Crfinbcrry Jelly ■ Symphonic Puthetique (finale) ed‘ in the north.— Poultry In Florida. here.' Mengelberg and N. Y. Philhnrmonic Orchestra. Roast Leg of Spring Lamb and Young Vegetables Dr. O. M. Gruhzit,of^Detroit, pre­ ; Long-awaited numbers; second nnd closing movements of the Prime Ribs of New York Reef nu Jus, with Ynrkshire Pudding Yowell Co., first show- sented the theory that 'there were ■ intense and ;>owerful last symphony of the great Itusinn. The allegro four different kinds of blood. In the Whipped Potntoes Spiced Sweets ■ (in 5-4 time!) is graceful, flexible, fantastic, hurried, like some'perfug of Mallison & Haas discussion that followed. Dr. Bainverse nnd Kate-driven dance; the titantic finale, like the etcrnl wpr «>f Garden Peas nu Beurre Steamed Rice new Fall Silk, next Wed­ bridgo asserted that by taking blood J Death on Life. This is a singular record, mingling sorrow and grantests of persons in love, unhappy Corn Bread # Finger Rolls Whekt Bread ■ dear. nesday and Thursday. unions could bo forestalled, ns only DOUBLE—NO. 917; SIZE 10; LIST PRICE $1.50. Asparagus Tips Remoulade tho mating of persons in the same m 2 Song of the Traveler (Chant du Voyngcur) (Paderewski) have not by any means been discov­ blood group could be recommended. DESSERTS 2 . : : ’ * Ignace Jan Paderewski ■ ered, They have been developed. fl’his would result, he explained, in •■Green Ajiple or Berry Pie, a la Mode ■ Etude in G Sharp Minpr, Op. 25, No. 0 (Chopin) The poultry raiser who starts out marriage of people who had a natural 6s Ignnce Jan Paderewski Peach Short Cake, with Whipped Cream \ to produce a high egg producing affinity for each other, ami who could t Pndercwnki’a-"Voyngcur" is n Ipvely’ and poetic melody, somewhnt Cantaloupe Sundae «L strain, nnd who keejin persistently withstand tho triuls of life. 2 mailing Chopin,— which is natural,.the composers being countrymen. at it over n numhyr of years, may Cleveland was, chosen as the place ■ The etude is tho immortal pinno-study in "thirds;" played here with French Mousse, Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake . pfoduro results that he cannot now for the next convention. 2 fluttering lightness but with steely strynght and clarity. Tho quality dream of. 2 of each individual tonp superb. This record is of extraordinary beauty. .* In order to be successful n great PRESIDENT PLANS CALI. GOVrr?r m deal of attention must bd "fb "ERN'ORS* FROIIIBITHTN MEET I b b . b b 19121— 10-IN. LIST PRICE 75C, • watching the'fow ls nnd counting ' I if'*'-' - • »—.**-'**■■* ' * - ■ *' * • I Love Me—Fox Trot International NoCcly Orchestra j their eggs. The most definite nnd WASHINGTON, Sept. 22,— Presi­ • , No No Nora—Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago satisfactory method is to trap-nest dent Coolidge virtually has decided • * "I I.ovo Me," by Edwin J. \yober, is a clever fox-trot, with n lady- J fowls! Muny poultrymcn claim that to hold the proposed conference of like, mincing refrain- melody and climaxes like threatened slaps on j by careful wntching they can keep governors on enforcement of prohibi­ the wrist. tabs on the birds without going to tion and other laws in Washington !32t:nR3HtHXHnnHIRRRHHRHBt!Rlir BBBBBBBBBBBI MaHanHBKBEBBBrtaczcas: "No No Nora," hy Ted Fiorito nnd Ernie Erdmnn, has graceful i this trouble. about the middle of October. melodies and some fine piano-work, brilliant, gathering like a girl’s j A careful selection of breeders for The governors are to be invited clolh-of-sllvcr bodice. The record is one every fox-trotter should several generations has often been here after their regular annual meet­ have. found to show an increase of prac­ ing nt West Baden, Indianapolis, an 19122 10-IN. LIST PRICE 75C. tically 100 per cent In the produc­ October 15. The President has been > tion of n flock. in communication with a number of Somebody's Wrong—Fox Trot Tho Benson Orchestra of Chicago 1-ovc Tales— Fox Trot The Grcnt White Way Orchestra "Somebody's Wrong,’ by Marshall, Egan and Whiting, iB eccentric, S o . IIS IIIH 'O IIT OK T IIE C O M IIT In V III' blues-like, with Etcumboat touches, and with ornamental rhythms new to fox-trot music. In "Love Talcs,’ by Vincent Rose, the Great White Way, under Hugo Frey, one of tho most justly honored of dnnce-comm in i A t Sonftirtl, In the S ta ir o t Klurliln, at fh r rloar of In i.ln r *., Srplrm lier 11. IDS.1 posers, has u lovely number with sux-and-celestu effects, smooth us a waltz. . , . IIK S O tm C K .S . 19115— 10-IN. LIST PRICE 75C. Loan* on Collnteudl Hprtirlty OtJiur than Urut t7 .M 7 .C o The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi—Waltz A ll tithi-P'n?TTiTTfKiinil lUMftiiintM ...... : i i.73a.en UnlUtil HtnlsK Itnml.x ......... . ................ 11,7C0.no Whltey Kufman’s Original Pennsylvnin Serenadcrs Biiilu. CuunD* unit Mutiluliml Itomlii ........ ..... t .nno.su Indiana Moon—Waltz Tho Troubadours 11», 7t, o. ns 3C.nun.nn Ill tik I nk f |nunr, Fu nil lu re iinil Ftituri'D "The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" is by F. D. Vernor end Intro­ ^ jfc l ( nth i t Itoni Fxtutn .................. f S2.I,K7.I!I '"Tl . *'*• 26.CIil.ns duces “ The Dream Girl of Pi K. a.” by Ernest Shields. Both composers tiue frovn VncDriHirtiti'il llunkii ...... . . ......*Tv~ 13.407.20 are fraternity men- "Indiana- Moon’ ’i» by lsham Jones. Both waltzes ji " ■ ,1109.07 T ..............:...... v c.u 2r,.n i are in the ‘‘jazz-dream* style, and are skillfully scored nnd nrranged. 3,723 60 DoiiuxlUir* (Jurunini Fuml _______ ......................... .................... ............... They are the type, you dunce to before the Fraternity Sweetheart de­ ..... J697.R25.92 T ota l L—...........................—.........*....— ............ ............... velops Into the College Widow. NEW VICTOR RECORDS Just Out Today VALDEZ GRILL s s Served from 12 to 2 p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m. * 9 B Menu ’ 2 -5- 1*1 Z 1*--.Dance lfcecoMte—— {School Toggery \A n n o u n c e m e n PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD It is now time to get that School Toggery for the Boys. WE H AVE'EM Vocal Records 19114— 10-IN. LIST PRICE 75C. Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake ' J' Billy Murray Maggie! ("Yes! Ma’am!") Ailoen Stanlcy-BUly Murray One of the best popular vocal records w<? have ever made. “ Cut Yourself a Piece of Cake," by Billy James( Is a bit; of home satire. What ever happens, the invitation to cake smooths over everything. "Maggie" Is by Leslie Moore and Johnny Tucker. This young person (Ailccn) is pagged by her mamma (Billy), first as a tcnement-'hausc dughter, and then, in luck, as a Fifth^iivenuo swell. Maggio becomes “ dawtah," and Mom becomes "msytaW1 but when the two get mod they forget thbmaelves and go back to. first principles and jaw. You should hear the masculine Billy Murray as the flapper’s parent! 2 - 35726— 12:iN. LIST PRICE $1.25. 2 Gems from Aida—Part 1 (Verdi) * Victor Opera Company ■ . Gems from Aida^JPatt 2 '(Verdi) ill Victor Orchestra Company ■ No opera ever is staged with more sumptuousness than "Alda," 5 fiom which are taker! these pxcerpts, sung in English with a mixed g i US and UIIU a u big orchestra. urcncai.ru. The m e record, a good goou tong yrvaenu a ■ v..U chorus long onu, ono, presents Almighty s masterful summary of ,the opera’# great scenes. Puri 1—' 1—1"AljnigJ 2 I’hths"—"Celeste Aide’V -’Come Bind Thy Flowing Tresses"—“"Love,* Lo ■ Fatal Power"—“ On to Victory." Part € r m2 --"Glory - '.Glory to l|is"—"Mr.Na^ s hy Pcrw Land”—“ But Oh King in Th1 " : ei1Transcendent"—‘•"Priests of Isis" —"Fatal Stono." 'AI ; ilflW-rl^N.,LIST; PR|CB. WC. V i I I/ I The Argentines, (hit Portuguese and the Greeks Duncan Sisters Stick in the Mud Duncan Sisters ■ Tho A., the P., and the G., according to these pretty little sing­ ing imps, have preempted the country and scalped the best seats for the Celestial Choir. The song is by Morgan nnd Swanstrom. (Uku5 We by the Sisters.) "Stick-in-the-Mud," by the Sisters, Is a child’s tragedy— the tale of a little one hurt by ridicule. The Duncans, beneath thefr madcap humor and their shrewd! commentaries upon tho weaknesses of life, are always sympathetic'and human. s ~ — ------------------ -— * , i . i AII l i . i i ' i I : n. Capital Htock I’ niil In ................................................ 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Ilrowh, Cash It*r o f th e nbnvc* named Hank tin s o le m n ly swt or that the nhove Btalomcnt la true to Ihu heat o f uty knuwleditu and belief. F. I t BR O W N , Cashier. ’ COIl It COT— ATT KWT: * W . If. TUNNICI.IFFK. & F. WII,I.IAMB. * vr\ - t * H. PI TEUTON. Kaynee Suits —• ’ Knyncc Shirts and Dlouses — Knynoc Underlogs' — Kaynee Pajamas and Panjametts. Almost Every Mother Knows the Value of Knyncc, (No Dcttcr Known Value). Daddy Junior — Two Pant Woolen Suits for Boys 7 (o 18 Years. Latest Styles— Snappy / Patents — Good Values, Conservative Prices. First Clasa Shoes, at The Famous RED GOOSE SHOES For Roys and Children. Very Attractive Prices. IS YOUR FEED . 1f So Let Us Figure With You •Mi s ! We handle a full line, of good dean /eed at fair prlees ■ Duster Drown and Hole Proof Hosiery and e lic it your patronage pn the baaia of value received by .ill* J ij■ * r 'r * 1 II . feed & S upply FEED*hAY" CRAI N AND < ' T S Co. > h o t Company & OUR AIM TO PLEASE r F PTI L *? E PS PHONt S 3 9 « MY P %l L AYE. H ^ ' h ST SANFOPD FI A — B M M M B , M n « s w ,s n r ■ ■ w t r w — Children. Sanford E IT im Sanford and Yours for service, WL* * #*i We do not consitler tiny sale closed until, yba are thoroughly pleased with yoor purchase- That Is why we Buy *Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied.” GIVE US A> CHANCE Hoys You will no^e that the lines we are offering you arc all well known brands of Merchan­ dise, and known to. be o f good quulity. The goods are new, and you will find our prices very liberal as we Have only added a living profit, to the cost, which we are sure you will Ve are'entitled to have in order to slay in business. < >bJ \)h , ■ ■ tJL 9 Washington Junior— Extra Trousers for Hoys From 6 to 18 Year^, in Tweed, Blue “ Serge und Mixed Woolens — Good Values for the Price. Directors. BnbscrlhoU and sworn to before mo this 2I»t day of September. 1923. KTHtiLr MTHANHK, Notary Public. ■ " 218 East First St..Phone 104. ■- !"; i i |l I | Sj i • |i I | j ♦* I < t ' i i|« y * ssnt jthlaaiigwr ■$1 �itw ir a LD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER first cost is low. Uio natural market. There will'be a a 1 , your new battery big demand, for several years,' for am jet (he neW price of the American steel, (timber, copper, hui compare it with tho rndsfaincry Arid bthdr products. Y del onllhirry battery. ‘ Ray Prpfltnblc for America! Perhaps. Rfi But even If there were n tendency to Bl oat . 6ver the prospect, reflection ttt brings doubt. I lB Hhr America really _gained.\ftny* thing fron^the similar circumstances Cnl which, through destructive. war In nextW ed Europe, made thia country a -world ot" market for several years!,' Only superflcially. , Economists any we have °t .•__ j . :___________ l ' __Mm Afcl#aL-JAi‘AN'P 1-088 Jtlde” ,‘s— save ^catastrophe makes qtiiAk^t of new con1 has to obtain msUd. snd America Is a ia a iB s y a ia s a a is s fjGliir Parts Department is Absolutely Com p lfte ^ ith All Genuine Dpd^c Parts one loses, add .all civilisation com­ bines. unknowingly, to make tip* the loss ni property nnd life of any part. too Ma n y TKAtiH w a s t e d AMERICAN FARMER oi*i coupons. the country; (wo of (He moat crying needs are more gravy and more home mddc apple bfatter. And alter they have taught the worthless, ineffi­ cient, incompetent, slatternly women Russel's. bahelhg Models were well, how t* kMp house, they can then start In tp teach the men how to run received at the Empire theatre in if their BusTAearf to make money. The beautiful scenic nbvelty,* "Yhlona at idea la that In firming, as in ail lines Splendor,” staged with their owit of business, and considering the great­ special scenOry and-electrical effects., er number engaged, in farming there The act opens with two.yomtg ladies ate .probably less failures In in tthtfi In n pretty ballet, “VUioag eff (Spain" fi^rtOundcd scene, .which, iCg'rMundcd by a tropical actons, g*lhe thin in any otljec. » is followed by Mils Nellie Russell In As a 'matter of WcfC it takga m a Spanish Spanish tambburfhe tambburirre danCe. d*n<e. 'At ’At the Ugcment to succeed Is any buatn close of this* number Mis* Jessie Rps‘Mnd if there U*U<flc»f mans gem sell appears In th e1“ Mystic peace,^ by the man, a ^ v l ( k M a e k by In which'Many scSnele effects are tdX*. wife, there is stir^ .to>W failure, w jng plsoe. Yhe ntoit nirmber-U'.J*S|drlt .(her the buein^iT^^.rmlng, pinn of the Tempest." A.atorih.hpprodjh'-’ a newspaper, or a moving plct cs With fllsbes o f lightning. At thia house, .p instant'as though cOmIng out, o f (bp, Xaw will not help, many roep fast moving clouds, Netlle. puss^) succeed, and at all times there » appears oh I large white' globe and does a pretty dance While rollfhg (htr globe with her feet. As she la about t omake her dxit, a brilliant rain­ bow appears in the sly. The f W dancers are next seen in ‘'Ballet' o f tho Grbtto.” •Many brliliaht Hghltln|( effects are taking place in thl stfasay number. The closing number la “ Vid-i Iona De Art,” in Which a transforma­ tion scene take* place, and Iwfoife the An exceedingly interesting article wns found iif a recent issue of the Saturday Evening Post under the head of “ Short. Turns and Encores.” The writer , is .of the opinion that too many tears ora being shed over the farmer. He lives, in a small town, and in tho past twonty-flve years a* cgnTcll you whnt tho cost will bo before we repair it good many farmers havto made a fall1 competence nnd moved to tho town, ' ? -*,. DODGE ROAD SERVICE The Russell Slaters will be'at the, leaving the boys to look after the Milane Theitfe, -Tuesday, Wednes­ farm. During the same time many day and Thursday. have hot accumulated anything and Phone 3 some have failed and moved nway. cover cfop In the clfhi's frtrt But in all that time, he says that should be Cut by'th e irtldle Of Sep-' no grocer lias achieved n competence, limber to lessen the damage from the* and many have foiled. No druggist, pumpkin bug -Which socks the J0fe*. barber, dry goods merchant, butcher, from the frUIL I baker, real estate man, doctor^attornoy or milliner has been able to re­ * Corner of Oak Avoniic nnd Second Street *J tire from business with a competence. lie adds thnt since the women have f£ceivod the ballot and have a very Tlte Herald delivered six times I Yes Fire, Power and long, ttfc earnest and admirable desire to in•■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■aiiiiuaauBuuauBaaB«au«uuuuauiUr flucnce the world, he takes pleasure week for ibc. is what, you boy. We guarantee you just that,in sell' “ EXtDfc** a r 'w iL b A n b AGE BATTERY. We reeMarge and tepair AH makes Batteries add sUHM squarely behind each and dverf job. uests of a motorist are « . * '» a*•, • ' ' really his victims RAY nahy a car owner driven on over-inflated tires, nml thinks Mile of it, bccaukc be does all bis riding in the driver's seat. 0 ■ j*Tbht'8 bad enough for comfort—hut it's particularly bad bh tjhe car. The pounding nnd virbratlon mny wear out the fjiole car prematurely. „ • Tho finest Jlglu-slx b how also the kaftstl Four-wliccI brakej i' ore on tho. 1924 Oakland! IThe thing to do is tp keep a constant check on the air ressure in your tires. It’s no work— it’s ensy. Think o f It! The only six selling fpr lcuthan $10001 which gives you tl(!s safety feature. * fr FRANK AKERS TIRE CO. j!fJ “ Gas, Oils and Accessories” 1ht Street nnd Elm AVe. SANFORD - - - -FLORIDA ^naaaaapaaaM naaaaaaangnaaannuaA au^aagaa^i III l . t W l r i /n U c t i . ‘ 1teXlDfc,,— fttO N fc 548. jjRlde lit your rear seat Home 'time and see. If your tires |tfe tyer- Inflated, your, cat- will get the lu ll force'of Ijumps (fid jolts thnt you miss on the front seat. (l Ll a BROS. Oakland’! four-wheel brakes arc the result o f years Of patten t research and exhaustive tests .on the part o f Oakland and G e n e r a l IM otors. They arc sound,, practical, simple —and unusually s^CcI Station 407 W. lab St. |‘ Sanford Willard, Service, Phone 1 in t*m ‘ -“ Sift. «»'■» ‘diyx ,jajM Station at Wight Bros, Department Garagd ■A, Atndbcr df gotd tm d cars consisting of foi'da, Bt Lcgfcigifthfc, H oppaud eihdn. f 60i06 s(»d |75.ft0 « » h idem. BAlnncC ftnaH weekly paymAnts. 269 riwk A t i . m m & M A t andDuranf Dialers’ v i * , ' - . .. 1, Y e b rtastmabte terma on all ears. ,';pV For a limited time only/ With eadi *■ V TIRE you buy, we O N E T O N T E ST E D TU B E O f CORRES­ P O N D IN G S ttt * , plus tius FREE TU B E offer gi opportunity for an approximate Offer strictly lim ked—Better take; ; ndvihntag^ N O W -Phon».481U ' / * ;T05 Palmetto t * ' Com e in and drive behind these four-wheel: brakes. Test them y o u f s c lf —flie tr great superiority will Instantly im­ press you. EFFECTIVE A t o n c e The beautiful new blbe bodies built by Ffiher, are wider, and more luxuriously upholstered. Disc steel wheels are standard, at no add^d cpit. PRICES vetope in ifc n a s e o f a n y car a Sea this nfw car at our special showing! Note the lower prices. Rumors to the Cantrjuy Not Wkksttaitdini The Uftly llUDRON # e Produce In IS M JF Kent Vulcanizhtir Co The Car You ^dow So Will *** mt W4I— lW Famous Osk' Ate., and Third Bt. 8trcamlinc body, windshield visa.', atsd nickeled fittings make this new Cuupo highly attractive. Ddepiy cushioned scats, improved interior arratigemeot,and cowl VL'milutorprovidcincrciiscJ jornlort. 11, ; i ' , , ‘f . .• . *i *V! y t ’ y/ide doors that open forward, revolving typo 'window lifters, enlarged ittr compartment and n recess shell for parcel-;, back ol the east make fot greater convenience. ‘ ‘ . , , . . Jw IKW f y d Coupt a * 4 M k r bodr lyfitt a t y a sr N r j r n l h m d P M k r ’i ikomroom. Authorised Ford Dsafor T A H fiK * Cup \ The True, Blue Oakland also hj^s'a bran d n e w en gin e— smoother, quieter and more powerful. A n entirely new body design lends distinction in appearance,add * measurably to individual comfort, and provides greater convcniuhcO ih the now Fora Coupe. acuum t And niore than ever It will be known THE WORLD’S OUTSTANDING MOTOB COME AND BEE 111*14 �, * V -. • • 4 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1923 m s^ = a = a J -frKfcl . .221. 1 l i M H K H LH ± i ± = d £ 4 d l ± f i - i uR ff t> FPCH t w e l f e R O C ^ . , fcS * io 6 to u e H ir T o t? a qill. OV£R»uG- i S&MTw e HbviGN' T H & e e f ’•-j ( S A.RG NC \. f s o R e . oDivfcLiwfc? iv ^ ■-til i ' -f V tf> ’ T -rr T l o o k ', w e b g s THE S tub foP .*i/3 to n - ^ R o e c m fe S iH <vr ' p r o v e s it*- \WEiEV<'S !A i G o ) O. •it: tut i*fti >' IC T IW T O W W Ii ijJiffimujiu/ifl r— o f ivny o f the Sunlit F lo rid a . flallrnmt. Ill VOItf.'K. FOR RENT—5-room house. Sec W. In ClrrnK C onrl, Srvrnth Juillelal C lr - now* Atlan tic Coa st Line llsllroftd. '77B r n ll. In nuil l-'nr. S>*mln«lr Ctinnlr, feet m ore nr less l o plnre o f IngluntiiK I 118-4tp E. Belts. n n d f f o n t s l n l n g 8,19 n cres m o r e ,ir I r i s . 1 I'ln rliln .' In C hnnrrrr‘ FOR SALE FOR RENT — Upstairs npnrtment Jolm P ow ell. Ci>miilnlhiuit, Von mid each o f you a r o hereby o r ­ 1— Ford Light Truck, 1022 VII. dered t „ nppear to the Hill o f c o m ­ three rooms and bath. Private en­ •Stu'rter S335.00 Essie P ow ell, Defendant. plaint tiled n y u ln it you In Ihe almvo en titled cau se, on or b e f o r e the First T o . K s s l e Pow ell, net roll. Mlelilirnn: lk—Ford -Touring, Old "Style 95.00 trance, unfurnished," handy for rail­ It ii|i|iearlnu from tin* nfflitnvli of M onday in Novem ber, 1923. the sa me Julia P om ell herein iluly flloil that he being ih e &tit day o f th o month, nmi a 1—Ford Sedan, Starter, 1022 375.00 road man.,See E. S. Rockcy Vulcaniz­ <i In tint rt)Di|>lnlnatit In the iitinve niyleit rule da y. o f this Court, nt th e o f f i c e 1 150-tfc 1"—Fofd Worm'Truck, 1023 .... 445.00 ing Shop, Wight Garage. chuso, llinl It Is the belief o f tile n f - o f (In- l ’ l« rk o f the Circuit Court, i t \ i M Clasalfled Ada.lc a wprd. No M I— Ford Runabout, 1022, StartCourt IfinJsl-, Itnut i h at Itnnte P ow ell In o v e r t w e n t y - the Sem in ole Count)* Too can find the pome of FOR RENT— Large ten room house, on e y ears o f one nnd that the said E s ­ Sanford. Florida, and In defa ult th ereTre Ad takci\^for'ie«s tljan 25c. t P* 7 er |..... .....................1..J.7.. 335.00 10 •Tjry it( tt lire Baoineu Man recently painted outside and knlsosie P ow ell In n resident o f the Stale of. decree pro c o n f e s s o will be e n te r ­ o f Mlchlx'in, resid ing at Detroit. Mlrlt. ed ag ainst you mi deuch o f you. and * Add po*ftllclj*no Claaalflcd ^ 1-f-Doige Coupe, 1923, Nearly mined inside, equipped with garage. ■ la Sanford la Ula Column T h erefore, you. Essie P o w e ll, o r e said c a u se prorerd ex partr. Ada c h a ^ * 9 ^ c m a .C a * h <■** i J Art ^ ■. , New Z r'.Z : 9’05.00 Land for.garden, chickens and cows. ordered t-> atipenr to this hill herein Il Is furtlier ordered Hint this order Hied In this rnuse, said a p p o a r a n ro h-> published o n ce a w e e k f o r eight immt "SccQinjiShy all order*.* JN L—Doige Roadster, 1922, EuTp-' Located one mile. North of Ixmgto be on the Plrst Monday In Onto her. c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s In the - Ssntnnt . 4 UU / ped With'1100 Extras .... *595.00 wood, overlooking beautiful Juke, near 19tS, t hn m in e hr low a I tain l*ny o f Mi l-aid. a n e w s p a p e r pu blish ed at S a n ­ H ■ M ford. Florida. this Court. 1— 1033 Dodge Touring, almost Sanford-Orlnndo highway, twenty It Is fu rther ordered that th is notice W IT N E S S the o f f ic ia l seal o f satil Court noil tin- hand o f the Clerk t h e r e ­ he puhllnhed f o r f o u r e on sec u tlvo NHv ................. i ..... ... 785.00 minutes drive frohi Sanford. DuBosc, Phone 198 '3 W w e e k s In the Hanford Ill-raid, a n e w s ­ o f tills the Bill day o f September. 1912. 2— 10^2 Dodge Touring, Extra Sunford, Fla. 151 Gtp pa per published In Sem in ole County . (HI-;A I.) 11 A. DOUHLAHH. Florida. C lerk. Good .............................. 575.00 IFOR RENT— FurniBhed npnrtment. W IT N E S S : T-J, A. PnUKlnns. Clerk of Ily: A. M. W eek s. Deputy Clerk. 2— 19^1 Dodge Touring, Real the Circuit Court, and a seal thereof, K. !■ * . lliiushaider. tytba Daniels All modern conveniances, 117 West House! old :;Goods, Pianos, Safes, thill 1st day o f September. A. D. IVJJ. S o lic ito r f o r Com plainants. Good'......'. .... . ...........J...... 550.00 Second. mthe (paramount (Jictim •> ■ * 150-3tp IHEAI.) K. A. DIIIKlI.AH.'i. 9 - S - 22 -19 -10 - S - 13 - 2 0 - 1 7 - lt-S. Trunks nnd Bnpn?nffe‘ 1— 19$3 Overland Sedan ........ 595.00 Clerk o f the Circuit Court. •tfht &rcitfcr« * __ Tran (ferret! Anyvyhere Any. I ly : A. M. W eek s. D. C. KAf^M&JtS— Tou- faq n t aaod. bed 1— 1o i l Ford Sedan ............... 485.00 FOR RENT—3 Furnished rooms nnd C ITA TIO N . , Garage. 11th St. and Elm Ave. M. At The Princess Friday and Saturday 9-i*s-m-::-:3.stu Time fraqiT*’ and Iryleation "plcja *t thV 1— 1932 Ilulck Six, Fine........... 850.00 In Cireult .Court o f K rv ra lh Judtelal Schneider. 151 3lp, Clreull uf l-'Lirlda, g ru ila n lr I ' s l s t r , Sanford Novelty Wrirlca. 100-tfc 1— 1910 Ilulck Six, 5*PnsH. 11 Ihe Clrenlt Ci.nrt o f th e fievriilh I h t'h niicrrr. FOIl RENT— Desirable five room cut............. 395.00 Juillrlnl Clreult o f Ihe Htnlr o f Edillo II. Doyle, Com pla inant, FDR SALE— Uoaier and Gay*' paints Touring................ SANFORI) NOVELTY This appears to be governor's year. I 'lu r lJ n ' In mid f o r Hrmlnule vs. tage, recently renovated through­ and vamiahea at Sanford Novelty 2— 7-Paas. 1919 Ilulck {$!*, reim O , In rh tin r r ry . Allene M. D oyle. Defendant. WORKS Smith of New York led off with n dig out, large rooms, high ceilings, lo­ T o All* inM. Dovle, No. 3042 H t h Mul l Is W lllen s leln , Cnmpbilunnl. vr. ...,...... .;* 495.60 VVorlca, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Touring Street. I’ hllniltdphla, I’enn.; cated just south of school house at at prohibition. Montana's chief exe­ Julfii *1*en,f ‘ JrthnHOli. HuIhi Cluirlu lle V, C. COLLER, Prop- ; 5-Para. Six, 1— 1917 Ilulck You o r e h ereby or d e re d t o bo and HJeeiiorg. l-enrKo l-'foul iin-l Ninth W. FOR. SALE— Rhode laland epos for .......... 395.00 Pnoln, on hard road, twenty minute cutive made a thrust nt gasoline com­ Hhliter, and the heirs, ilevlaees, a r n n - ap p ear b e f o r e our said Court at the ring ...... General Shop and MU1 . setting, IS cpga for $1.00. Mrs. 1— Top lei-s, nr i-lln-r chi I mu ills under John Court House In Hanford. Florldn, In drive front Sanford; good water, bines. Pinchot stopped n bout be­ Peter Johnson, M'-fla Cluir lu lle Hjue- the a b ov 1918 Ilulck 2 - P bhs . e en titled c a u se on tile 1st * Ellsworth, Bcardail Avenue. San­ lifirv, lieurije P ros! and N'uith W, day o f O ctober. 1923, a rule day o f this Work ........... 295.00 ample grounds for garden, nnd chick­ tween capital and labor by n com­ Hhnler. Roadster ...... unit nil persons u n k n o w n In- Court, to a n s w e r Hie hill o f c om p la in t ford. 83-tfp 1— 1923 llnpmobilc Touring .... 850.00 ens. II. C, DuBosc, Sanford, Fin. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER promise. Walton of Oklahoma re­ teCesled In Ihe property Invovlv ed In Hied herein against you. else the sa me l ’OR SALE—SEED POTATOES for 1— 1921 Wiiljs-Knight, Tour- •, thin suit, Di'D ii-liinls will In- tok en as cunft-sipvd UI|d fid- X ________ t , ■ , 151 Gtp forms Fils/’ Ku Klu Klnn. Charley low-ill by npproprlitte i l i f r i s , * - -, f ( { |U Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. n itD K H . ail planting, either Bliss or Ijioso It Is l-'ufther o r d e r e d tluir th is itrdef ina ..,T......750.00 The State o f Klurldn, l o Joh n P e le r Hryari of Nebraska announces a fight ' W A N T k l^ Johiisoiii Sofia Ch.-irlotle HJoehoru, lie published 111 the Hanford IL t h IiI, a t— 1921 Nash-Six’ Toprlng New In Sem ln nls on tlje ^ilntlonnl coal combine’1 nnd f le o r p e F r o st nnd Noah \V. Shuler, If n e w s p a p e r published WANTED—Boyaidilo .^JWlver Si O./ShinholSer ‘ FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf , TTiVs, Ppint Real Good , Florida, o n ce each . w e e k f o r 750.00 offers his services to adjoining neigh­ iivlnu. nlut If dead, all p a rlie s elntin-' County fou r c o n s e c u tiv e Weeks. ! lliu Interest under Jidili P eter John* The Sanford ,,Pj^lly Herald. bors. A lot of folks are unchnrit- Son. .bitylpr^ gppd popts qnd In­ I— 1\i to 2 Ton, 1922 Grnhnm } ( , .. f. I M tllv cn under my hand a n l sent o f Sulla C h arlotte SJorhorK. lienrue Iloys have lo put' up five dollar Contractor and Builder P r o s! mill Noah \V. Shuler, deeeused, said Court, (tils the 31st duy uf Allguvt. dices. Quick sale at $1.00'each cash Dc»3ge .•.........j»50.00 3 Truck slile enough to say that these volun­ <ir A. D. 1923. oth erw ise. In the property tie. l-J. A. I )OCOLAKH. Art "delivery*! >Horald office. 131-Ctp 3— t9io Dodge Tyiurlng, (IskkI.. 395.00 bond before Inking Job; For teers,- arc-really fighting for public ■or Ihed In I his order, nud to uli p e r ­ (H EAL) Clerk o f Circuit Court, IANKOI FLORIDA FOR -BALE—^ocotxl- hand letter Bias 1— 1910 Dodge Vi Ton Truck .. 395.00 further particulars b c c circula­ sons u n k n ow n Interested In the p r o p ­ Hetnlniifi' C ou n ty, Klurlda^ favor. But what’s the odds ,if there’s erty Involved In this suit, w hich Is Hy: A. M. W eek s, D. C. , w omething doing? situated la S c m lu o lc County . Florida, “ in kood slinpc blit have been used, Above' Prices Include Credit Charges. tion manager Herald. E. F. Itoushidder. and described n» follow s , lo-v\lt: Percent O JT f For All Cash • REPJlKSENTATlVEtymnted for sale for ordinary filing. Have lnA. I). Connelly & Sons IGood for I* t, of HF.<, o f N\V V, o f bee. 2i. ottiilli-itor to r C om plalna nL 3 ,l-8 -ia -::-2 3 -6 te . ,w the above cars u tv lcft with ^ | UM»bn.a^f"v»o«'*iwi i------- -dices:— i ii, ■ . . mi i l i - . i i i l l t i l - i-exn -»Ag d.Ot •ifspr: »K t S! I wii<_ sold .and applied tm pur .. eu that the j anlcs- Herald Printing Com !!> R Real F-sinie, Loans and Insurance «juick sn, In Clreull Con rl, (teeeulh Juitlelsl f t l f lloanl o f County Commlnslmiers In It. Viiu f t - ■-*"~Y— 1*• " i "i*1~i ~~fcii ii iia 11ill Ii||ibwfm m at 11 lo-ri hy or-lered mid required Ill Hlfi T8T-0tp'’ ‘#haBe^ f nevf Dodge cars. Quinn, General Delivery, Sanford. rull or F lorida . Sem in ole Com ity, and for K*-mlnole Comity, Klorhtd, Willi to Iipprar Dll III!' 1 I1 day o f N ovember, Thane <8.......... 104-8 Magnolia A ve. In ffc a n r e r y . - , nt tlielr. nrxt re g u la r meelliiK to be I Wc *fe uinfident these cars nrc the )48-5tp the bill (lied nanlhst In 1 A. !» NOTICE O F MAKTRIl'S BALE. 'F 0 lt ^ J : ^ 8 1 7 MWt'st 'Plrt r^trcci: held III Hanford ill the Court H ou se,! yon In the jiiboV rut it I- -I *'11 use unit T h om u s E m m et W ilson , beat ever offered nt prices asked, con .Monday the 1st day o f October. *A. ’ WANTED—Man w rio sell Rnwlclgh on ui 1 vs. l>. 1!»2a. at in o 'c lo c k A. M. receive (m>WITNKSS dijiaa^ eonWU^rcd.. s'iti:. A Dougla ss. Clerk of Ili-rinad I). K e lle r nnd MtUJf J- Keller., Quality Products direct to consum­ Mils for the hulldlnit o f a l.inird House, 4"ill nail i hi* o f f ic ia l Tcrrnr, («> those who ran establish their his w ife , and F arm ers' and MerKlli-hen, nnd Hull Pen. at the County seal the ret-f. this 7th day o f September. % ers in Seminole County. Pleasant, Cn Flfwera for nil occaalons 137-20tc eliim ls’ Hank o f Milan. Michigan. nvlcl Camp near O viedo Ip Hemlutde 192 3. credit with us. N otice is h ereb y g iv e n lhat under permanent, profitable business. Lit­ County, plops ppd spcelllratlon s may (t Uiriili Court S e a l ) < ’ MemItem cylimlcr I'Olt SALE— 7 pnssenger 8 b and liy virtue o f a final d ecree r e n d e r ­ be hail by lipplledllop to the clerk- of (KCAI.) C A. I>tlCHLAKH, ed In th o nhovc en titled cau sa on l b * •|tle capital needed. .Mqkc practically Florist^ Telegraph Delivery Ass’n. th* Clreillc COurl. -in nnd a fter S a tu r ­ “ Peerless” louring car. (i>od as Ily: V. M. D ougla ss. D. (J. 2till day o f A u g ust, A. D. 1923. hy th o Heptepilicr ir.th, J1C3. This Hoard 9 -R -16-1 2 -2 9 -10 - 0 - 13 -50-27-11-3-9tu ... (Dudg^,Healen») U evory^ family a steady satisfied cus­ day. **4 Myrtle Are.--- ■■ Phone 260-W new. All con! tires, Sell less thnn Honor able J. J. Dickinson. Juilgn o f reserves tho right to re je c t any o r all Phone No: 3. 9-21-w>t-d-5t tomer. Workers make large steady the Circuit Court o f the Seventh J u d l - ' -Is half cost. Will tnko smaller car in ■ laI Circuit o f Florida, In Chancery. (si: ,\i.) K. A. DOUHLAHH. In Clreull Court *i-i r s t h Juillrlnl t'lr - In a certain cau se “ therein p e n d in g income. Give age, occupation, referClerk. part payment or trade for real estate. rutl, Nenilnale Com ity. FJurhla. m a c h in e wherein T h o m a s Emmet W ilson wns FOR SALE--Restaurant nnd fixtures, \mcos.— W. T. Rnwlcigh Co., Dept. In 4 h s n e e r ) . —Clins. Tyler, care Zachary-Tyler Ve­ com plain an t and H erm an D. K eller located nt Oviedo. Only one in town. 2780, Memphis, Tcnn. CITATIO N. iitgl Mary J. Keller, his w ife, and neer Co. 141-tfc Dl VOUCH. T eresa It. Illicit. Joined hy her husband. Farm ers unit M erchants Hunk o f Milan, W. T«. Dodd, Prop. 151 Gtp Ill Clreull ('unrf. Seienlli Juillrlnl ClrAlbert IJueh, Complainants, General Machine and Boiler STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SAl.R M ichig an, were defen dan ts, I, th e un139t8-15-22-3tc rull. In mill l-’ ur Neinlnnle ( ‘ i-uuly. vs. derkigned Sp ecial Muster In Chancery. Works rii-rlil.i. In Chnnerry. Julius Molnar. i t at.. Defendants. Ill com p lia n ce with the p r o v isio n s o f — Either pulled ready for delivery, FOR SALE— 150,000 Celery Plants— WANTED—^To henfYrom- owner hav­ T o Julius Molnar, IT livin g, nnd If said llnul decree, w ill on M onday, tho Porly White Stand nnd Abbott ing farm or ummprnvcd land for sale. Jninei Meuse, Cnmphilnutil, Cylinder Grinding or in the field. Phone Ellsworth vs, dt-ail. to oil partie s cliilmlmt Interest First day o f October, A. D. 1823. b e ­ Cobh. Address P. A. Seancs, Rt. 1, John J. Black, Chippewa Falls, Wis­ Mltinhj Meuse, Defenilnnt. Phone G2-------- Sanford, Florida (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. under Julius Molnar, ili-i'ensed o r o t h ­ tw een Ihe legal hourwsof sale, in fr o n t T o Minnie Meuse, Tu m ps, l-'lnriiln. er w is e : T h o Sa n ford Loan nnd Trust o f th e Court H ouse In Hanford. Hemlbox 1G Q . < ^ . 151-3tp. consin. 9-22-29-10-6-3tp It iippearlmt' from the uffhlnvlt o f 1 • 142-tfc Com pany, a c o rp o r a t io n i-xlstln g u- iiolu County, Florida, offer and e x ­ ~r Jtimes Meuse herein du ly nie-1 thuj he cli-r ilic lawn o f th e State of Florid a. pose f o r sale, und will sell In the h ig h ­ -----1 ------ V. < .■ V t------Jackson’s Transfer In the cninplalnniit In the nliOVe styled If existin g, uml If not e x is t in g to all est bidder f o r rash, th o f o l l o w i n g jle- , HAVE A BARGAIN for salo In large ruuso. Hint It Is th e belief o f the uf- p a rlie s c la im in g Interest tinder the scrlhcil properly. to-W It: FOUND FOK RENT rooming or boarding house for the lliuililhnt Minnie Meuse,Is o v e r t w e n t y , said c orp or a tion , deettasiol o r o t h e r ­ ^Reliable Service” That part of P h ilip Ytm ge ( I r a n i s . _ on e yenrs o f uge, nnd Dipt tile suht wise, H e n r y ’ .Marks or Mark. If livin g, west o f Ili4) J. M. W h ile oils thousand Usini Anything, Anywhere, party who ,can put upkgash "or vub- Fife RENT—f Minnie Meuse Is a resident o f the Hiatt anil If dead, to alt part leg cla im in g in ro . t r a c t , to T o w n s h i p . ( U ) . south., , v l . F o u n d —On aide walk near lloutnilfurnished room A.\P. Cono f Florida, resid ing nt Tnmpa, Florida. tnli-res*minder- the said H enry Mark* Italiue 130) E , fo r m e r ly Ip Orw&gn «4Mk>-< ft; Anytime. f . , stantiuly.rynjmpb of casfi. lut,ii Andcraona, n Ford kqy. OwnTh erefore, you, Minnie Meuse, ure or Murk, deceased or o t h e r w is e ; A n ­ ty. n ow In Hemlnnle C ou n ty. Florida, aurPrefer two ith connqfcli > — - 1.lR.t tf to a p pear to this hill herein tony Fastila uml Ills w if e Amnmlu veyeil f o r H en ry Y o n g f . Jr., Jiy-VtOtllsr Phone fifr, 123 W. lai. 6L r ciin have name (by Identifying and ordered ng men.—21 Second St. young tiled In tills rause. sa id appearance to Fasuhu If living, and If dead, to all Uwynn, January, 1*16. (Hitt mAp rtleil 144-tfc lie mi Hie F ir st Monday in October. pa rlies, 4-talmlng Interest under- the in C lerk 's o t f l c o o f o r h n g a G o u h t j f jq n 121-tfc paying for this ad Ha n f o r d , f l a . 1923, the sa me being n Ru le Dn>' o f •aid A n ton y Fasutn or Am anda Kamila, the ------- day o f Decethlier, 1*7*. » l d — Hair Price— t h i s 1Court.* ■ his w ife, deceased o r o tlm rw jss, atm to m a p s h o w in g the f o l l o w i n g lots, t o 7r FO R'IlErrr— ‘ Furntst^rt-'-npatthTent,* 2 DrcBscrs. II I, furtb'-t; ordered that this nqtlre any mid all pa rties k n ow n or u n k n ow n w it ; -L ot.2. tfsc. *. Dot- K-Beu. I. Iaits LOST bed robm, also garage. 117 Laurel he pti b I Is hell f o r f o u r c on s eeu ilv e c la im in g mi) Inlerest w h a ts o e v e r In 2. 3. 4, Her. 9, Lot t. ftec. 10. L ots 2. 2 Wash Stands. week| In the Sanfo rd Herald, a n e w s ­ and to the f o l l o w i n g d e s cr ib e d , real 3. 4, Sec. in. t m l ' l . ' SsgJ I t s I ait I. * » . 123-tfc L6.^t— On Wekivn road, l jtlre and pa 1 Gas Stove (5 hornets and oVjer)> I Avenue. per published In Sem in ole Cuutity. estate, to-w It: Haul lining at a'|a>*t, Hoc. 11. L ot I , , H*c. 14, L o t * 2. 3. 4, U * I K2.fi fui-l North f t d eg rees 13 minutes Ht-c. 14. tail l7 Her. IB. Ttat? 2. 3. 4. tOR RENT—Two room light nouao- 7 rim,' 33x4 Kolly-Springfleld. Rc- Florida. 2 Rockers. W ITN ESS: K. A. Dmigtass. Clerk o f West o f Hie Hmitlii-ust c o r n e r o f tin: 1. 6, 7, *. Her. II. Imt L. 8>*C.*lf L o i s , turn to 123 Wc*t Firal St.* and re­ keeping apartment, 719 Oak Avethe Circuit Court, anil a seal th ereof, N W 1» o f NHU Of Hie. 0, T w p. 3t H.. 2. 3, 4. 8 , ' ' Soo.-HI- Ln* ' W. He*. 17. 4 Dining Chairs. 1st d a y o f September. A- V. 1923. ItuiKic 20 E., thenar running N o r m fc'J rontaliiltig tnt»J scrsagn.-tif l . l W acres, ceive: reward. . . i ,-d5Q-fUp this ntjcT y J ( j * ; ' » * 7 ; i IS^-tfc (HEAL) E. A DOHHDVSH, P u rc h a ser I * > i y f o r Degrees 16 m inu tes W e s t, tlfi feet. mure o r less. 2 T bM $ 7 ) ; \ W \ *, ; Clerk iif the Circuit Court. -N'-. cm 1* Ih eueo 'South 770 feel, thence South 19 litis. 2 Beds Complete (sprlrig, mattresa FOR RENT—4 desiirablc rocros, fur­ LOST—A rod sample flhso filled with L E W I S O tJtlT AN . , j , Uy: A. M. W eeks, I). C. deg reed 16 minutes East H I . ) feet, men’s caps. Liberal ; rewswd. ,-Rc- 9 - I - 8-15-22-29-file nished or unfumiihcd. Apply 107 Hprelal M sslur In C h ancery. thi'iieo In a n n r lh rtly d irection and etc.) 1 ? Ct^ of SanfonTa Reput- Ml alo n g a line 60 fdt-t West o f Hiu righ t * - 2 6 - 9 - l - l - l 6 - 3 2 - 6 t c | iy)-2tp Wo»t Thlrd’.atrcet. 180-tfc turn to Sanford Herljd. I Refrigerator. ______________ 1___________________ J «Wi Prof real onal Men, each M - N O TIC E TO n i c i l l t n i l l . 5 Shades. IiAItGE'convcnlent unfurniahed houacla Cuart o f Ihe County Judge, *Nrn>l? of whom. In Ilia choaeo pro- ^ ante C ou a tr, Ntale o f Florldn. The above furniture is not »tvw kccplng rooms. Rent reasonable, Illness somo day Is* jtoing to walk In re Estate of ? lha Herald recom- ^ How ard C. Lyman. Den-used. 145-20-tp the aamc plank that deelingidldj soon B ^ * ' -. ; “ «^a to the people. M hut real good and can be bought cheap. 205 Oak-Ave. T ‘t « '* LTlit',,,r*- Leg atees. D is t r ib ­ Each piece pepar^e or whole lot. F()R RENT— Eight ropin house. 200 It will bo against law‘ and gQo<), mari­ utees nhd ail Fersmis linving Claims * He or Demands against said Estate: Moring into smaller house rea4«i E. 3rd St. Inquire Sanfortl Furniture ners to say you are sirb. Hasten that You. and earh o f you, are herby m e tlDed nuil required to present any for »elling.f 1 - ii Co. ‘ ‘ * 147 tfc day.. '. * claims nnd dem ands which Von. or I Oil Oak A u . Phone 283-J. either / o f y ou, many have a g a la s t the Gebrge A. DeCottes e s t a t e ’ o f H o w a r d O. Lyman, deceased. .* ;■ ■ t ** ’ 148 6tc. I , Allorney-at-Law Into of Kemlnolo Crtdntyt Florldk. to E x e cu tr ix o f said •.he undersigned f'OR SALE—For ll.lOO.Oy^aMirirt . . SemincWe County Beak f state, within t w o y ea r s fr o m the date 1 •ANfORU *..y FLORIDA 5 Block fl, Tier 7, Sanford, With un­ hereof. , ............................ 4 ** $ um I Dated A u g ust A. D. 1013. ' completed house. A bnrgatf. A. P. EMMA A. f .yM A N , I B-tS-D-1-1-18-22-19-10-4-13-810 ConJety i | m a f f f l« -tfc | h BUSINESS DIRECTORY to h M ■ ■ AUTOMOBILES ADS B * £ a * * -w w S ^ -3 ^ 5 QUICIf SERVICE.TRANSHER J *o .w i?i;s« a l STEWART-: the?florist SANFOUDMOTOR CO.1 SANFORD COMPANY C 2 ; I PURELY = ; PROFESSIONAL 8 I Keen Business Men in s FR to it; frtLSON yj >E O R ,./sX L B L .fa(»ty » a » oiW e y A t -1l * w garage an^ lot Very reasonable ational :tUmk Baak B atiding >A i^ Ma #U#IU| BoOdtof 1103 Oak Ave." 161 MNFoUi ... .-:• . vr/uivn FLORIDA ipdl: DlAlfONUnHlUtRUKoe: BoT ;! I:i.T FI J. 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F ftr ("e n .lg e le C h ou ly, F la rld a . Lions, Cotnplalna Complainant, M. Y.lons, jt . .1 mnri . _pSearln g frnth the M. Liana herein duly (Med the ' com plain an t In th e • selected for their knowledge of, and success in business, make up our Directorate.! Under their guidance'of this bank’s af fajrs — we feel wc can offer you not only* a SAFE, but an agrreeable service of banking, *; rmims vhaf VFda^ws We; want new accounts, do you need a good bd'hk to do business with? Therefore, you. •’W . IL LJonp.' atja , dpfed to kppaar to this'hill liereip 41! In H ja cause, said apnt*i«nce to h* on Ihe First Uorfday Qiftghijr.^nil. g y P * * b' ,n,C “ .^J1° i r i s further ordered that thla poller published for four ronsrcullva ks In tlla> 7hv Ranford Herald, a n ew s-w sski Kanfo S puUMWieil.. In Hem Inolo County. >per I ,KS«fi A COMMUNITY BUILDER H. "A. Douglas*. C lsfk of _ .. A. D O C W g M d L /:, T'lsrk of tka Cl F, I*. FO| A F. WUITNER.I -*J-s.L'J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 22, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 22, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c14fedac8b9e11700ec4eaf3633d0e18.pdf 346b14741d4481340f4941c4ca098f49 PDF Text Text • •• • • ; / <w!> i Nl DjT T^E HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R D , F L O lU D A , F R I D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2 1 , 1983 VOLUME IV DISTRICT JUDGES RULING I OKLAHOMA TROUBLE League o f Nations HABEAS CORPUS DIS! Statem ent M ade Today SAYS AND GIVES HIS REASONS TO PRESIDENT COOUDGE PENSACOLA LAB IS POISONED Plan* \ j;>,( . : EATING BREAD SHIPPINGPOLICY Daugherty Cites Many Complicatiohs in The Must 6 e Formulated By Government Officials To Hold W ater On * . AH Sides WOMAN ^ BV HISBAND PLACED IN) HIS PARENTS HOME J n O Y DIED. (H r T » » Au m Ii I H And His Views W ere Changed On Trip To Europe I’ f h i O PENSACOLA, Sopt. 21.—Edward ' W here League Failed. v Henley,1 three years old, died at the *• .• ■ ■■■■ hospital from the effects of eating CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Senator Underwood of Alabnmn, I)emobread alleged to have been smeared with poison placed’ In his parents t ratic Presidential candidato in no longer a strong advocate of the WAsSiIN ^ T O ^ ^ - M t o r . home. The food was eaten last night League of Nations according to an interview credited to him in the Mjr General Daugherty advised Pres-, Chicago Triburib, He said his original views are well known but and tho boy died this morning. ident Coolidge yesterday that the on a trip abroad he saw the league at work. “ Developments then lasker-Parley plan for solving the p.nd subsequently have changed my attitude,” ho Bata The fail­ merchant marine problem is not legal, ure of the league to function in the dispute between Italy and thus once mom throwing into tho lap Greece had much to do with tho cHaitge it is said.. T|m. Senator of government official* the task of was once a strong advocate of the league. . ' formulating a shipping policy. Under the shipping net, the nttorney said, the government vessels may be disposed of only for cash or cred­ its and their tronsfer, as proposed by the Lasker-Farley plan, to corporatktris organised under ‘ . state laws would be unlawful. The intention of congress, he declared, limits disposl- Says It is Sort o f Slavfery tion of flectsc to actual sales and not 1BF JUSTICE JANUARY ,!* W v b ' W c h a m trsaaf«r»ef-UtM~--. Receipt of cosh, W p u W .T J p l feI vPr i9 !!l: It ST— NO SUCCESSOR' TOI.'A' R A IL W A Y 1 * or credit cxTfclYdlhjf'hbt over fifteen ......w eird'It: UNTIL THEN. years is an express limitation of law, SHUTS DOWN. M ir T h e A m o r l . l r d P r f « ) . tbe opinion added. ' . COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 21.— Ml* Tlie AuivUInt P rm ) ( 0 * T h e A .x .r ln lr J P r r u ) Many complications in the IjiskcrTALLAHASSEE, Sepg 21.—Gov­ PENSACOLA, Sept, 21.— Duo Do Farley plan were cited by Mr. Dough- Chiefly because “ marriage Is a sort obtain money with ernor Hardee wrote Chief Justice Tay­ erty. Among these wore loss of legni of slavery" Mrs. Oliver U. P. Bel- failure to which, to meet over duo pay roll and lor accepting his rcsignntioi^ January mont, of New York City, president o f title to theMM proposed i corporations, . until that trains 'tamained nt n standstill on 1, subject to revocation the Nnlionnl Woman’s party, declare loti of direction of the fleet by retime. Tho governor said in view of the Mu»rlo Shoals, Birmingham and ed sho would recommend marriage iponsible federal officials, loss of the tho provision for revocation he would government’s Immunity from suits, for any girl. I would not say in so Pensacola railroad for the fifth con­ not feel privileged to consider the secutive day. General Mnnoger many words that mnrrlago Is n fail­ tod possible Imposition o f stat? taxes justice’s successor until January 1. Oreohway, said he did not know when ure, hut it does Bccm that statistics ind stato regulations upon govern­ speak for themselves. Most opposi­ the necessary money would be ob­ ment property. ' tion to equal riuhtu movement* comes tained. Marine Corps, Flyers "These consldsratlons,” said tho from women of the clinging vine type, riling, “ impel ma to the opinion that Stop a t M i a m i It was not tho Irietntlon of congress Mrs. Belmont said. Intelligent men itiverii Appointed Enroute To St. Louis to authorise the executive branch to are with us.” . Judge •rganite corporations to take tiUe to iverglades County Rogers and, Palmer Making Croea the government's ehlpa and In the Country Flight. place of responsible control by the Shrcecds Hunter Who Resigned Last •hipping board substitute a manage­ (n r Tbe A».orlale4 Prraa) Week. ment by directors o f private corpora­ MIAMI, Fla., Sopt. 21 JLieutenants tions amenable to the lawe df another Rogers and Palmer, marine corps (R r T h e A u o r U lr t l P r r u ) lovercignhy." aviators flying from Santo Domingo TALLAHASSEE, Sept. 21.—Ap­ After dccUring that the authority to St. Louis, arrived here shortly af­ pointment o f D. G. Rivera o f Ever­ to transfer tho mhljUi' to private fcorter noon. • They resumed the flight glades as county judge o f Collier porations coiitd fibt be “ falrljr rfested" notrhward this afternoon. county sent out, named by the gover­ on the law, the attorney geheral dfei nor to succeed Frank U. Hunter, re­ tlired thAt neither Wes there such NAT MAYO ACCEIT8 signed. _ • • ilthority by inference or Implication. ' COMMISSIONERS JOB For The opinion* emphasised that cpjiBROTHHRHOOU WORK r « s had laid down a definite, na­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 21.— HIGHLY COMMENDED Nathan Mayo, o f Summarfitld, Marion tional merchant marine p o l i o —of government ehip operation until the county, announced hero today ho would CHICAGO, Sept. 21,-rThe Chris­ accept the appointment tendered him •hips shall'be'sold—and that provis­ (H r T h e A u * r l« ( r < r t r * ! BIRMINGHAM, 8ept. H l.-Ueffor- tian principle fu an arbiter, a pur­ by,Governor Hardee as commissioner ions giving the shipping board au­ h County grand Jury heafd the veyor, o f 1 spiritual, social and, eco­ o f argriculture, to sucCead ,W. A. Methority te make “ rilbe and reguldUons" in carrying out thie do) icy did #tory o f the convict mutiny at the nomic health and an Influence In the Rea, who resigned September 5 to In . all take effect November 1. Banker Mines 6t September id, from pcrpeuatlon o f brotherhood Mot ebrifer additional powers. J Rovd. nresldent ‘This end should always be kept A. L. Hoyd, president o f board of lands df the world, was laid before Mayo made the further announce­ | view," Mr. Uaugbertfr declared. “ 1 convict -Aupcrvisors who ordered al- delegate#, to the international conven­ ment that he would be a candidato In rin of the opinion that the statute '•fced leader! In tbe mutiny' whipped tion 'of Ule Brotherhood of S t Andrew the Democratic primary next June to ssthorises a sals of “ the ships and ’oRowing a peraohsl Investigation of today, which oe being held at tho succeed himself as commissioner. Hla aot an'Vxehartyh dt tlUfc thereto in tbe trouble. No detaDa 'concerning Univerelty of Chicago. platform will be made public at some Messages, addresses and greetings consideration o f stock Ip a corpora­ thb testimony la avollsble, and he de­ lator date, he stated. tion. " ' *“ *3 / L ‘v clined td discuss the case with news-' from 11 foreign countries and the United States were delivered during paper men. •• the session, each In accordance with ■TATB THHASUERKU BEGINS Several camp officials appeared be­ tli# organisation's theme, saving to DlVISjOff 1UUT GAB TAXES fore thd grAnd Jury arid g iv e infor­ the church Ragman and bey pdwer. TALLAlUsS^fe. t l a ., Rept. 21.— mation'* o f startling kgarlcter,. has Many tributes were paid to thl U le The slate comptroller today mode been rcvenled by wttndhes, Solicitor James U HoughteRng, who 40 years dwtribbtions to the various counties DaVls said, but would not reveal Its age founded thd drder In hU Bible understood to clams conducted1In-S t. James Epls•I their stare \n lhe threo cen t'gft* nature. Inquiry A olln* lax received for the month of hav4 dealt particularly wltB convjct conal church. A junior cortference L W. W. Throughout Country Will Jdy, the first <Sf Ike law’ s o>er*'lloh. discipline arid especially flogging and made up o f boye, is meeting simul­ Taka Strike Vote. A total bf flM jS ia Waa received fcodfhfoiMs which have Rein termed taneously witlg the. senior convenanti-1eaae forces aa, mode of criel tloB, from the tax, two thirds tjolng to the , '■ , ■ r _________________ ■» NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2lv— All JUU road and oneUrtrd K, xon. branches of.m arine transport work­ ORLANPO. . %SepJ, 2 1 .-T h e city .to the counties, divided Into equal ers department o/„ tfee Industrial •hares. v ~» *' * ’• ’• v » copncJl yMterday upanlmopsly con­ rms In hogs ^tho •. United For Workers o f the World throughout the demned a lto camps, home o f the “ tin tepdrtment' df Agricultdw Each oFthe 08 counties In the state Btates JJUI receive IJ.08M8 as IU share of recommends 1 bushel each of chhr- can tourists" within or Without the country are taking a strike vote to­ t d l kha bardv^d bakes. 8 poudda city limits,- charade rising them as a day to determine whether they will £ 0D* * * * ainoUnts t6 join tbie New Orleans branch in a each of aalt and^air-alacked lime, 4 “ nnisajus* and blot to the bdau the dty. w y Will b e eliminate pounds of'sulphur and 2 pounds of PuTverlsad 'copperas copperas 31a»olv*3^ 1® 1 cd b i^ l aaid, by strict saniUrg ^ °tu m i5 ff,T lin B V «ilK ia lita And puTvcrTxed Iweek, local headquartsra announced, nam M a* boon fu poaaJUo. »‘ ‘ •Hty, should begin et home. MRS. BELMONT ON MARRIAGE MIND GOVERNOR WILL FUNDS ARE OUT NO PAY ROLLS [ARlNE WORKERS M A Y JJO OUT galluh of water. ■ 1• . • • - ■ 1} »•• ■{:(«; DIED THIS MpRNfNO^-W t iv e o f Al b a n y , GEORGIA. M ir T h r A m m IS HAZED MIH Iff#* Id D R P r r u ) JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 21.— Mrs. II. P. Hcntloy, who. was shot four times by her husnbnd, who then com­ mitted suicide, in n rooming houso Wednesday, died this morning. She was a nntiv«j nf Albany, but came heyo frujiL>iX*NLpsta. * ; ‘ n i c t i f i ^ c n I? ILLS HlMkfcLr . JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 2 1 .-l4 a th*n Mayo, recently appointed com­ missioner of Sericulture to socceed Commissioner MclUe, declared for statb advertising,’ state appropriation and'said hi would akk thd ne'*( legis­ lature to f i t ’ Also sutea he would be i candidate to succeed'hlmsslf kt nexi elcctioii.' 1 ____ ----------- -— --- ----------- Three Ba f A sM In e ies arolina Mother Contribute Three Children To •••’ • World I* I * 4 >i,>S' ', . (n r .f r a P m . ) T b * AO edrlai Sept. OXFORD. N. L -r „ 21.—Mrs. Margaret Hester Ramsay, a n d 88,1* dead, but three baby boys born oevoral hours before the mother's death lids aa her last contribution to thb manhood o f the nation, lira. ordeal. . UnjusUficd. " IN IND, TOWN ACTION IS (K A L BROODED OVER TREATMENT!,!! 1 HAD RECEIVED FROM r *' ' SCHOLARS. ■* Mir Tbe Aa.nrlatrd I'rr.a) RUSHVILLE, Ind., Sept. 21.— Coiinty authorities and school o ffi­ cials of New >?alcm, near here, are investigating hazing o f Vernon A. Walke, 10 year'old school student of that place, who committed suicide ns tho result hiB parents assert of brood­ ing over tho treatment hq received. INSTRUCTIONS ARK READY ., FOR DISTIBUTION TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Sopt, 21.— Instructions for fumigation of citrus trees aro ready for distribution by the federal agricultural department, according to information received hero from Washington. Tho instruc­ tions arc based to a largo extent on fumigation as practiced in California fcv tho IJut thirty years', St Is Tho instructions, prepared by R. B. Woglum, entomologist o f tho depart­ ment, describe three methods o f pro­ ducing tho gns—hydrocynnld-adld gfl* —and nppiying it to tho trees. De­ tails of these methods, for the chn* trol of scale Insects, require that H tent is first to be drawn over tbi tree nd the gas is produced oV. liber­ ated within the tent. With propir dosage and under proper conditions, It is said, the scales aro killed and the tree is seldom injured. Dosage tables and somo necessary cautions are given, and also inforfilktlon with regard to the most prevalent scale pesta, it 'is said. The first method described Is the p6t method, in which the gas is produced within tho tent by adding cynanid to water and sulphuric acid in a glased earthen­ ware Jar. This method was super­ seded somo years ago by tho fumlgation-macblno method, in which cyamd solution is added to sulphuric acid and water In a machine mounted on wheels. The gas Is condtictcd Into the tent through a hose. Tbe third method, introduced within ( tho last few years and now very extensively used, la the "liquid as" method, In whith liquid hydro-cyanic acid, car­ ried In a machine la forced Into the tent through fine hox^’e, forming a mist which quicWy become* gas. Triose deairlnif information on the fumigation rtietbolli' kri advised to ask the federaf ikrlcUltural depart­ ment for Farihers* Biillotln 1321. * »' ___ L _ J _ Judge Also Hi * Wide Martial in Florida Phosphate Mining Many Vears Ago. (Ilr Tbe Aa*Delated I’ reaal BOSTON, Sopt. * 21t— Word has been recoiVcd hero o f tho u^nth of William Ttidor, mining expert nt Vehlce, Jtaljr; Ho was graduated with Schafor ILodgo and Bishop William Lawrence from Hnrvnrd in 1871, and after taking up portrait pnlnting en­ gaged in mining operations in Geor­ gia and Florida as president of the Live Oak Phosphate Company. Avon Fork—Postil receipts for last six niohths khoWs largo Irttronso. ANTISALOON LEADER SAYS PAPERS WRONG Claims Many Suppress­ ed News That Would Tell The Truth (Dr Tbe Au m U M P rfti) WAWARSING, N. Y., Sept. 21.— William P. Anderson, stato superin­ tendent of tho Anti-Saloon League, accuses New York newspapers of the public the whole truth concerning his impending trial and alleged mis­ use of tho league’s funds. Only ono morning paper he declared published damingly explosive fact that appli­ cation* by dry enforcement represen­ tatives o f 8,000 Protestant churches through protectant attorney, former­ ly governor of the state for insptic tion bf grand jury minutes, was doned by this Judge who granted simi­ lar' requests to six other defendants, whose namoa wtlh those o f their at­ torneys constitute the most signifi­ cant don-protestant roster. Carson Clark, colored#' truck driver for the Carter Lumber Co., tun) the pleasure o f making his second kill arabng the rattle snake family this morning when he killed a six (outer on the east side o f Oviedo. Besides roeasuirng six feet In length the snakr possessed ftftcch rattles. ThU makes the •second of the ralt)«r specie that Canon has killed inalde o l three But Concensus o f Opirtjon Would Seem That Governor Goes Top 1 Far. ^ TULSA, Qkla., Sopt. 21.— Military power Is supreme in Oklahoma, Judge A. C. Hunt ruled yesterday in dis­ trict court, in dismissing petitions fhr hnbeas corpus filed in.behgif o f men held by military officers heVa for participation lit Tulssi county floggings. / Notice of executions to the ruling was filed by states Attorney W .J L Hudson, counsel for tho petitioners. General Markham, the state’s mili­ tary commnndcr under martial laW, appeared in JUdgo HuijtSi court In nn*wer to a summons from a civil offlcor Rut he was permitted to re­ tain custody of three corttassrd and sentenred floggers; O ro/er VrtA Hen Hikes and' Enrt’ Sack, in WhOM-hlihJEMthe petitions were filed. Judge Hunt said there was noth­ ing “ illegal or unauthorised, in the action o f Adjutant General B. ll. Mnrkhant in holding the dtlh for testi­ m on y'b efore th6 Wiig&ier ’ county grand Jdry In t-onneefidh with tho flogging Investigation ’ Ylfb jjiidgo prcTn'ced ' Lis decision with u lengthy explanation o f .hii views reganiing the right o f tho civil courts under martial law, In which he declared that “ this court has func­ tioned in the full exercise of Its law­ ful power Since the governor’s proc­ lamation and wilt recognise no Inter­ ference by tho military." lid believed the state wide martial law unjustified. , ‘ Within a few hours of the decision, word was received from Vfngoner county that seven men dgelmt whom tho detained trio were expected fo testify had been indicted bjr the grand Jury, thus opening tKe way for the rcleaso of tho convlclod men to the civil authorities. ‘ It was expect­ ed that the transfer would 'he mads within 24 hours. . Assistant Attorney General King, In hi# statement in behalf o f the mili­ tary, declared that the petltjod was to inquire into tho legal authority o f the guard forces to hold thrds'men, conet and Judge Hunt conetirred in t)ia View. The Issue then becam e,: he said, whether the military officers n Tulsa county were duly constitu­ ted authorities o f the state, under aw, which the court ruled te b f tho fact. It was then set forth In the decision that since the prisoners are in tho custody o f lawfully establish­ ed agencies of tho state, for , i rea­ sonable purpose, they should nbt be removed front such cu stody.' ‘ J The response tp the petition# did not contend that tho right o f habeaa corpus is suspended. It eat forth that the men were held “ by Vlrtne o f the authority vested" In the adjutant general under the prbclimatku^ o f martial law. The three men Were re­ leased from military cua^Rfy' last n‘ * ht' " ” / . MONTGOMERY. Ala., Bapt* SI.— Notice that a special saasldn o f the Jefferson county, Alabama grand'Jory will not be tolerated for the o f Investigating cbndlUons'aki Alabama prison camp was gt« yesterday aHerebon'. V O # Brandon in a letter to James 1 J.dTeraon county #<dWUr. . Fpr quick " ~ m I i,.a �fSwesg HANDS OFF tlBPARA TIONS FOR PRESENT -1 ? • ' • r*. (Continued from page 1) The reparations Issue nroso before the commission on technjcal organisa­ tions, when Sir Henry Strakosch, the financial expert representing South Africa, alluded to the statement nt the opening ,of this year’s assembly to the effect that the leagqc was con­ fronted with difficulties owing to’ the absence o f a settlement o f the ques­ tions o f reparations nnd inter-allied debts. But aftcr.consiilting his French and Belgian colleagues, Sir Henry said, ho was convinced o f the ndvlsabJlityofrhot starting a debate on this subject, which might aggravate tho situation and hinder eventual settle­ ment. „ LOCALS •: ' w «* t o IF T h e Prince, an t o t o t o ta T to R ’ - l i 4 _ T O N i q 8T_ i n y T ile A * a d e la te d P r e s s ) . , MRS. F R B D D A IG E R ------------------ |------- ---------------------------- -----Society E dit., to • ” to CHICAGO. Sept. 20.— Wheat, D e i Charlie Chqp||n ,Q Rhone 217-W to FOR FLORIDA to 102 6-8 to 7-8; May 108 to 3:8; corn, I f you here nny friends visiting you— If you ere going anywhere or com­ Rob Holly has returned homo from to Partly cloudy with probably to Dec. 07 3-8; oats, Dec. 39 3-4. ing home, or if you arc entertaining, write a postal card to thla department, Coronado Beach, where ho spent a to locnl showers tonight nnd Frl- to giving details, or telephone the Item. It will bo greatly appreciated. month’s vnention Inst last week. t o - duy. ’ to NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20.— OcL Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Holly to 1 to Tho laugh o f a lifetim. r 2l*?U; Dee. 29.00. Mrs. Deane Turner quite pleasant­ nnd Miss Mildred. t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o ly entertained Mr. and Mrs. Julius SOLICITOR WILL .. you Mattfcld, o f Now York City, on Tues­ Mrs. Edward Goninles, o f Miami, anvhpe but a Pfcncotd T * DEFY GOVERNOR^ t h ls ^ n o day, with a motor trip to Orlando and is visiting her sister, Mrs. George pedi convict (Continued from page 1) towns cn route, enjoying the courtesy Shipp, on Sanford Heights, who is ing ~n para F slda y-M rs. Claude Howard will on- o f Mrs. Roy Sympa at Winter Park, also entertaining Mr. nnd Mrs. P. F. BIRMINGHAM, Sept. 20.—Soli­ Bona job a lalh ihc members o f the Thirteen the pnrty consisting o f Mr. and Mrs. Crary, o f Tnmpn. w h ^ lo citor Davis will proceed with his In­ F i f s t N d tjo r Bridge Club, at her country homo, Mnttfcld, Mrs. Turner nnd Mrs. vestigation o f the treatment o f con­ Krupp. Mrs. W. J. Carpenter returned 9 honoring Mrs. B. A. H oward.. Awful,” * victs in the Banner mines in' splto o f Tuesday from a slx-wocks visit with --------\J a ---------Govorqor Brandon’s letter o f yester­ Mrs. Jonathan Peck had as tea relatives at Lima, Ohio. Mrs. Cart n y T i e A * .o e l a l e d P r e s s ) THINGS ENOUGH. Sir Hubert Lcwcllyn Smith, o f Eng­ day, In which the executive said an guests Monday afternoon, Mr. nnd|p°nlor reports thnt section as blessTALLAHASSEE,' Sept. ’20.—Jpdgc That a man can thank his lucky stars land, deprecated to allow tho impres­ ; Tcnjorrow and. Saturday. inquiry would not bo tolerated, as.the Mra. Julius Mattfold, o f Now York cd with immenso crops o f all kinds, Whose things to keep are few. sion to exist thnt the reparations Robert F. Taylor, for Jieprly 32 years sole authority In governing convicts City, Mrs. Ernest Krupp, Mrs, Flor­ but states, that the day she started Jpelils Daniels nhd AntoaL To which the moth and rain and rust question was outside the domain o f judge o f the supreme court o f Flor­ l cited - Anally with the governor. ence Savage nnd Mrs. Deane Turner. home there wns n heavy frost, ahd ..... ......... Moreno in ida and during eighteen* o f which He Find JUtIo harm to do. this commission. He advocated that Solicitor Dnvin prepared to go before Father Peck Joined the tea drinkers says she is indeed glad to get bock ztjrved ns chief justice, today ten­ the commission make recommenda­ tho grand Jury today. v .• ' during the afternoon and made the to Florida. ‘‘The Exciters” A faith that makes his handshake tions to -the league council, ns prefer­ dered his resignation to become effec­ occasion most interesting by relating warm able to a general discussion which tive January 1| but subject to revoca­ Jot Gonzales, a well known travel­ some thrilling Incidents which took Wager that bunch o f Kiwaniatts And simple things more wise; might causa unfortunate dissensions. tion until that date. •Tho venerable ing man o f thin city, hns purchased place on his recent trip north. and their wives will hnvo a grand Congrcgntlonnl Baznnr will b* A wife i o make each morning sweet A second important feature of yes- jurist,, in thus acting, took advan­ the grocery storo formerly conducttimo at Daytona Bench this after­ Dccembor 6th. Remember the d ^ f W ith,m orning-glory eyes. torday’s league activities was the tage of nti act o f the recent IcgislnMotoring from Windemcro and noon and tonight, when they will be j f by U {V‘ McCullor’ nndfwi” adoption o f a resolution interpreting turc admittedly “pawed ‘ c s ^ d .T ly ‘fJi-j C ____________ ____ his opening announcement through, Ilscworth last Sunday were, Mr. and guests o f the .Daytona Kiwaniana at a A love to mako him foot green roads article X o f the covenant. Tho com­ him under which ho receiver! full the columns o f Tho Herald next Sat­ Mrs. J. I„ Walker, Jr., nnd baby beach dinner and general good time. Which others motor on; mission adopted n new compromise salavy for the rest of his life. Judge urday. It ia not known at this SUFFERED FIVE YRAII8 P| Helen, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. D. Mack nnd Orlando and Palatkn will also be rep­ KIDNEYS. A garden small and kind enough formula replacing the Canadian Taylor Is the fathrr-ln-lnw of Asso­ time what. Mr. McCuller’a plans arc, two children, L. E. and Mark, Mr. and resented and it is probnble that this “ I .suffered with kidney trouble I To let him watch at dawn; amendment. It begins by emphasiz­ ciate Justice Ellis nnd one o f tho old­ but it ia safe to nay. that, he w ill're­ Mrs. N. C. Beckett and baby Mildred, gathering will only be the first of ing the existence of a general desire est jurists in point of service in the main in Sonfor^l, where, bp is so well fivo years or more. I could not * _ Mr. nnd Mrs. Shelly Mack nnd two many others. at night nnd I was always tired Bwl He celebrated his A pity for the .hungry ones, for precision of meaning o f artlclo ‘ontiro country. nnd favorably known. children Carl and little Shelly, Miss coming homo from work, and ray | ' 71th birthday a few months ngo. He The ragged and Ill-shod; X and recommends that tho assembly Churchwcll'a arc putting on u Ednn Armstrong and Mr. Chester­ nehed,” writes John R. Gordon went to the supreme court in 1891 by A tree that's tall and straight enough adopt several clauses in the form of field, were guests of -Mr. and Mrs. J. special sale for Friday nnd Saturday. villo, 111. *'I secured somb appointment at the hands o f Gover­ NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH To make him thjnk o f God. a resolution. ready-to-wear, L. Walker, Sr., at their home on Mel- Dry goods, ladies' Tho new treatment for tom flesh, cuts, KIDNEY PIRLS nnd , (tcr , f — By Robert I*. Tristram Coffin in The first clnusc is thnt in case the nor Fleming. Since that time he has lonvillc avenue. shoes and clothing arc included in wounds, sores or laccraUons that ia doing treatments I .felt better and Harper’s Monthly. council o f the league deems it nec­ been re-olcctcd at expiration o f sixthe articles that will be placed on work with more case, became _r yoa, tennn. F .r.a a c f.v o r c l him ia essary to recommend tho application sale at reduced prices for these two FOR MISS W1LKEY. er, and <fould sloop bottcr." For*! securing the chief justiceship, ns u n -' Uon treatment. The liquid llorozono is Mrs- E, I,. Teirau, o f Eustis, is __ jquki o f military measures because o f an Mrs. Gcorgo Do Cotes entertained days. Tho careful buyer waits for jtyckacho, Itheu ------- , ,w spchdipg thla week here as the guest aggression or a menace of aggression dor tho Florida li.w thnt office in n poworful nnUaepUo that purifies (ho relief from informally yesterday nfternoon at Churchowcll’s announcements, ns this wound of aU poisons and infectious germs nnd Kldnoy and Bladder l o f her daughter, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. tho council will take into account the filled by drawing lot. whilo the Borozono . bridge at her homo on Magnolia ave­ big storo always hns something to healer. There ia nothing_______ geographical sltuntion and special nue, honoring Miss Katherine Wilkey, olTcr when they advertise a sale. for speed, bsafety and riucicney. efficiency. Prieo cvcrywhcdo.— ac^v. au< u iu ijt uuu conditions surrounding each state. JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB TO Mr. William Berry, o f Apopka, of New York, who is visiting her sis­ Tho second clause declares thnt it is spent Sunday in the city the guest GIVE SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE! uTfiOc. j& 5 >b “ d I > o w d c r 300 The Florida Magazine section of ter, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen. G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Wstrh f J the right o f the constitutional powers of Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Bnrcllft. UNION PHARMACY pert, 216 South Orangs, OrUndo.nJ Vivid hued zinnias and other gar­ The Herald will lie sent out with The o f each member state to decide tho Tho Junior Department of tho San­ Hanford. F.lorida 1 - ; den flowers were used in the rooms Weekly Herald Friday. It is the best nature nnd the extent of its obliga­ ford Woman’s Club will givo n sub­ Mrs. M, W. Lovell is spending some magazine section published to date, where the card tables were placed. tlmn at Orange llcnd, at their large The places were marked with floral nnd will prove not only interesting tion to maintain the independence and scription hridgo pnrty Tuesday eve­ A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAJ integrity o f territory of members, nnd ning, September 86, nt the Sanford ornpgo grove. reading for people living here, but Ida tallies. to what extent it should furnish mili­ Wpinnn’u Club nt 8 pT m. Many beau­ valuable advertising to send 'to After severnl giyncs o f bridge were tary asisstance. / tiful prizes will he given, contributed friends in tho north. A copy enn lie Mf, and Mrs. Clarence Barclift hnvc played, scores were counted nnd prizes This interpretative resolution now by the following; Ball Hardware Co., secured by calling nt The Herald o f­ moved from tho Shirley Apartments awarded. Mrs. G. D. Bishop* held goes to the assembly. It is generally Mi-Lady’s Shoppe, Yowell Co., Speer fice. to one of Dr. Noble's apartments on high score and wns awarded silk regarded, ns removing many o f the & Son., McKinnon-Murk wood Co., W. Seventh street. hose. The cut prize, also silk hose, existing fears' that article X, would Mobley’s Drug Store, Bowers Drug A letter received from J. M. Daw­ went to Mrs. Itatph Wight. Miss force states too far into possible mili­ Store, Roumillnt & Anderson, and s o n , who, with his wife nnd child, Mr, Albright, of St. Ixrnis, repre­ Wilkey wns presented silk lingerie. tary ndventures abroad without the Mrs. J. R. Stewart, florist. Any one arc visiting relatives in Virginia’, senting the Brown Shoo Co., wns in desiring to mako reservations, call Following the game, the hostess states thnt they are now taking in sanction o f the home parliaments. the cKy yesterday, calling on his locnl The question of military assistance j Mrs. Ben Caswell, I07-J, or Mrs. served delicious refreshments consist­ tho sights in Danville, where Jimmie customers. wns also treated by the disarmament Wynn Potter at 3GC-J. Reservations ing of a salad nnd un ice course. has signed a contract to put on n commission,1 which achieved further arc 52.00 a table or fifty cents a nerMrs. Dc Cottcs guests wero Miss snlo for one o f the big firms. He Mr. npd Mrs. Ilcgjnaid Turner, of progress In drafting the text of a son. ‘ ltp Knthcrino Wilkey, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, says ns soon jis this is finished they Palmetto nyenue, announce the birth iicw international treaty of mutual Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. D. I*. Drum­ EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L THE YEAR. will head for Florida, ns the weather of a daughter this morning. The lit­ nsistancc which starts from the funThe Daily Herald. ICe per week. mond, Mrs. Rnlph Wight, Mrs. M. S. is getting cold in that section. CORNER BUIUHNO. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. tle lassie.weighs seven nnd one half dattfPrttal ifffnriple that the signator­ Wiggins, Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. pounds. • ies will really help one another in the ■■■■HHa a a a a a a a a a a a a n a Ha a a a a n aaH aBaai W. J. Thigpen. Mrs. L. P. McCuller, Rev. W. A. Myers, pastor of the event of unjustified aggression. Miss Lucy Byrd Smythe, Mrs. F. E. Riverside Methodist Church of Jack­ ■ n a a BBBaBHaaBBBBaBBBaK " " H j K l $ H a t H « M B n S « | Mrs. A, Raymond Key nnd daugh­ sonville, returned to Jacksonville ter,- Adelaide, nnd Mrs. A. D. Key Roumillnt nnd Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. NEWSPAPER MEN AUK UNITED Tuesday, nftcr delivering an address returned to Daytona Beach yesterdny IN CONDEMNING ACTION ON to the Rotary Club of thin city. Rev. BIRTHDAY PARTY. after spending tho past two days here. GOV. WALTON OF OKLAHOMA Master Frederick Dalger entertain­ Myers is n frequent visitor to SnitMrs. Key, who hnjj been spending tho summer st tho bench, will return ed a number of his young friends ford and has a lot of friends here • (Continued from page 1) yesterday afternoon nt. tho Parish who arc always glad to greet him. from Commnncho county, said here home, some time next month. House in celebration of his seventh lie expressed surprise ami pleasure Inst night. at the evidence o f growth nnd pros­ Mr, and Mrs. Ix-ster Went and birthdny anniversary. "It happened while he was mayor children, anil Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlcs Tho color motif of rose nnd green perity seen on every hand in this sec­ of Oklahoma City," Mnjor Goodrich "Rice, hnvc just returned from n ten- was eartied out both in the decora­ tion nnd predicts wonderful things declared. "Walton ordered the police days trip to Palm Bench nnd Miami. tions nnd other details. The long re­ for the City Sut^tnntinl. to stop a proposed klAn parade, nnd They also visited nt the home of Mr. freshments futile wns centered with The Yowell Company announce a the chief o f police said he couldn't do and.iMrs. Karngts nt Fort Luudurdnlc, the birthday cuke, topped with seven two-dny sale— Friday nndKuturdny— it, that there were too muny of them, and alsi) their old. friends, Mr. nnd tiny rose tapers, and on cither side of the new fall draperies und cre­ Wnlton went to see about it himself Mrs. George Pope. were candle sticks holding green tonnes in all the latest und desired and from his observations, changed his tapers and rut glass baskets filled colors. This is another store in Ban- opinions and applied to udmittuncc ford that believes in a liberal use of himself. Mils Jepnctte Ixiing left yesterday with roses and fcrnsl for Atlanta, Gn. Her parents, Mr. printer’s ink, nnd the success they "He was refused because his wife The nfternoon passed nil too soon tnd. Mrs. J, E. I.nlng will leave today with games o f all kinds nnd especial­ are meeting would scorn to Justify is a Catholic. Governor Wulton is and-will Join her there. After n few ly enjoyable ............... was the dancing o f .Mar. . . . . that belief. Trade with the mer­ getting his revenge nnd gettihg pub­ dsys in Atlsutn, they will go to Iiot|guerito Garner, Dprothcq Lawson and chants who invite you to their stores licity which ho believes will make him Springs, Ark., where they will spend jJunita Smith. Braxton Perkins also —you wouldn’t go to his homo with­ president pf tho United States." eomn time, Idelighted the little guests with sev- out an invitation—so why force your­ WILL LET PEOPLE OF THE self in hi* place of business. STATE SETTLE THE SCRAP. a a a a a B B B fla a a B a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ATTENTION KKBEKAUS. All .momhers arc invited to attend OKLAHOMA CIt / , Sept. 20— N. / C. Jewett Grand Dragon of the Ku u Weinie Roast at Crystal Lake on Klux Klan of Oklahoma today issued Friday evening. a statement declaring that Governor COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD Walton has made the Ku Klux Klan The Dally ilsrnld, 16c per week. ~~ Shows Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 I». M.---------the peg on whioh the political bunktupt has hung tho tattered habiliuerst soles, and Mxrjoric gave a group TODAY moots .of his grotesque failure while o f humorous readings. making n Inst frantic bid for public Ijitc in the afternoon refreshments iavor. Jewett said the Klan would not of ice cream and cookies were served. fight back but would let the people Each child wns given a gay colored o f Oklahoma settle the fig h t A Htoyy o f n w o m a u ’H lo v e fo r tw o muii— h er s w e e th e a r t an d carnival hat atul fuvors of little h e r fa t h e r — a n d th e ev il fo r c e s th a t held h er in s o r r o w and candy boxes. URhappinexH. • Among the children enjoying this FOX COMEDY — JANE AND KATHERINE LEE In event were Martha Iiiahop, Martha Fresh Oysters, q t ... 75c a *_____. “ A FAIR OF ACES. Coney, Marguerite Garner, Goorgena Hurt, Carolinajlill, Dorothea I-awson, Spanish J ^ ck erel; ... 25c 3 FRID AY COUNTRY STORE NIGHT Charlotte Moughton, Louisq I’ urdan, T r o u t...... ......... — 15 BIG PRIZES Mary Wyatt R«tl|ff, Jane. Sharop, 4pc J JuniU Smith, Katherine Thigpen, P om pano........... • WARNER BROTHERS PRESENT Marjorie Fbrrcst, Dorothy Wiggina, Snapper S te a k ......... 30ti “ i •“ The Spider and the Rose” Helen and Frances Wilson, Adelaide Dressed Hens .... .. :.3pc Higgins, Virginia McDaniel, Joyce Ijokc. Canton Glass. Joseph DowUnjr, Robert McKIm, liv e ....................„.33c Hunt, Varaa and Edna Rivers, Vir­ ginia and Jack Gallon, Frances and HMdrlelk!ery U * fiV* >Car ° ld ypunjfslrr* HIchard Fryers, Dressed........ 4Pc Lucy Roumillat, Harry Bowers, Rich­ live ............ ...:....38c ; HAROLD LLOYD. ard Dcas, Albert Fitts, Walter Fox, in Bobble Hcrpdon, Karlylc Heusholdcr, M u lle t............. ...... I2V4c _______ -HUMPING INTO BROADWAY**; . BobblA Marlowe, Herbert Douglass, WEDJEJUIVEB J. B. Coleman, L. P. McCuller, Bob­ MONDAY ............................ . AMATEUR NIGHT bie Newman, Brax Perkins, Norvillu WEDNESDAY .......................... FAMILY NIGHT Perkins, O. P. Herndon,-Billie Thig­ pen, Ralph Tolar, Allen Wallace, Wil­ SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND son Smith, Ted Mor^e, Sam Bradford, SATURDAY • Wcymun Harvard, ^rvln Caldwell, Special Mimic lo all PlcXurcn Kdwiq Sliiqholser, Malcolm Iliggjns, NIGHT PRICES ......... >.,........... .......... ...10 and 20 C’cniit ,317. East First Street Charles Thompson, BiUie Bray and MATINEE PRICES...................................lOmtSlBCenta Lratrr Guthrie. fJ Phone 481-W. -jm m ui (■■■ ■ ■ I ’ S £ ECN,ADLA R . th e P lIG S lij JUDGE TAYLOR NDERSHE RESIGNATION fiS fe A fta r F U ,L F ;VKl.nNKY *m and Saturday Special Sale Days ; Ladies’ ...M i l a n e T h e a t r e H you are iniu saving money Visit Our Store SH IRLEY MASON IN “LOVE BOUND” I i K Fjrf. ii wllh • S Seminole Fish and Poidtry Market a.1 Mte M . 'K. First UiAfixi - �• * .......... . ' ■» • ••• • J M ' i n : !■ .'• .' v iD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MBI.BOURNE ROAD BAD; The r.iail to Mclbotirno via Kissim­ mee, erroneously reported os all ejenr, is still in n condition thnt mokes traffic anything but satisfactory. A number o f car drivers stated yester­ day that, acting upon tho information Riven, they tried to negotiate the road and faded. Much dissatisfaction exists that people who havo some axe to Rrind along that road, create tho impression that “ all is clear," and it cannot be too decisively stated that no one. should tnko tho route until they are absolutely s a t i s f y that it is all right. CANNED GOODS W EEK * Iona TomatdeH * No. 2 *f A n Can J L v y GOLDEN POPPY PEACHES « c»„ > 26c A & P .N 0 .1 Sliced Peaches.... ... 21c A .& P .N 0.2 S' Sliced Peaches 29C ................................ ' CHKI1HIKS A i& P.O R DEL MONTE NO. 1 24c : RED PITTED N0.2 23c A. & P. ROYAL ANNE NO. .... 43c • APRICOTS, A. &P., c„„ PEARS, A. & P., 2 i ca „ 27c ......... 39c __ _____________________________________________________ '_____________ OTHER A. & P. BARGAINS FIG BARS,!,.... I:..:-.: ... 124c SCHOOL PENCILS 2 F O R ............ 5c SCHOOL TABLETS .. 4c PALMOLIVE SOAP, CAKE 7 ic ' EVAP. PEACHES, LB . . ......... 12£c 1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Low Prices COFFEE BOKAR LB RED CIRCLE, LB 8 O’CLOCK, LB 2 f* f 39c 33c .. ......... ^ 29c “ Quality CofVew - * ” * < To stop rnt holes: Where rat holes are visnble pour water, into them and sprinkle around n thin lay­ er of cnustic potash. The damp pot­ ash sticks to the rat’s feet nnd pro­ duces sores. They lick the sores, but usually leave the building before death. Sheet tin tacked over holes or a piece o f window glass set Into the plaster nnd held together by plas­ ter o f pnris will stop the holes. Wnll paper can be ensily pasted over this, and there is no dnngcr of rats knawing through again. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC Over 7 5 0 0 stores in the U .S.A . SECOND STREET Between PARK AND OAK AVENUE. a Mailmid P l a t t t r For Co ugh . and Coldg, H e a d -’ achea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Acne* and Paint ALL DRUGGISTS 15c and 65c, jars and tubes Hospital size, $3.00 ‘ u on tnc © a k ia n i3 ■yiii: T h in k o f it! T h e o n ly f ix sellin g fo r less th a n $ 1OOCl w h ic h gives y o u th is safety fea tu re. i, v . O ak la n d ’s fou r-w lic^ l/ _•\ arc the r c s u lto f y c a r s o f patient research an d exhaustive tests o n the part o f O ak lan d and G e n e r a l M o t o r s . T h e y arc sou n d , practical, s im p le —and unusually safe 1 ' C o m e in and drive b eh in d these fou r-w h eel brakes. Test th em y o u r s e l f —t h e i r great superiority w ill instantly im' » ■ lipress you . commodation of shippers nnd to.| R o b s C f t l o m e l o f keep pace witli (he growth o f the Nausea and Danger city. Tho new siding will rench from tho freight sheds at Seventh street Mrdicinnl Virtues Retained and Im­ northerly across Eighth, Ninth nnd proved— Dangerous and Sickening Tenth streets nnd beyond. It will Qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ be completed without delay. let Called “ Calojabs" • J* - } . '• ‘ i "M y mother had n severe cough. 1 bought her n Isittle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR nnd it helped her at anec. Also gave iny son several doses nnd hjs cough disappeared," writes Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield, Virginia. For quick relief from roughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest, nnd llronchinl trouble use Foley's llpnpr nnd Tnr. Stood the test of lim e'serving three generations. I.nrg-_ est selling con gin '-medicine* hi #*ho* World. Sold everywhere.-—adv. y\t Tile Intent triu m ph nf m od ern s c i ­ atica Is n " d o -n a u s e a t e d " c a lo m e l lnl>let k n o w n to tho d r u g tr ado ns "C a lo inhs.” Calomel, the most g e n e r a lly u seful o f all m eilid lies th us filt e r s upon a wider Hold* sif p o p n l s r l t y . — pu rified and refin ed fr o m th ose oh* Jertlonahle •inulltles w hich h a v e h e r e ­ t o f o r e limited Its Use. In 1’ lilllousness. rnnstlp ution, h e a d ­ a c h e s and Indigestion, and In a great v ar iety o f liver, st o m a c h nod k id n ey Iron hies c a lo m e l w a s the most s u c ­ c e ssfu l r e m e d y .'h u t Its use w a s o f te n n e g le c te d on n ceoii nl o f Its s ick e n in g ailinlltles. Now It Is Ike easiest and ino.it pleasa nt o f m edicine* I " la k e lin e Culoluli at h edtlm e with a s w a l ­ low o f w a te r ,— th at's All. No taste, no g rip in g , no niiiisen. tin salts. A g o o d n ig h t's sleep nnd the next m o r n ­ in g you are fe e lin g line, w ith n d e a n liver, n pu rified s y stem and n tilg uppetite. Kitt What y o u please. N«. danger. I'ulotuha are sold o n ly In original, scaled p a c k a g e s , price t lilr ty -n v o cent f o r the la rg e fam ily package! ten ^Bebe D aniels cents f o r t h e ’ sm all, tr ia l size. Your d r u g g i s t I m a u th orised to refund the b ifa G hmmount Qidwrt» price .as n g u a r a n t e e thnt y ou will he Ikflht & xciU r*f lfiorttliL-IWg*tl^'llHlitcU w ith Calola hn IP nnl" • • l» J I Ad vs r ' * The Princess Friday nnd Saturday 8 -i!« w c d - K r l - f t w k l y . i i inI • - * ■** * 1, / \„ ,Thc beautiful n ew blue bodies built b y Fisher, a rc w ider, and m ure lu xu riou sly upholstered. D isc steel w heels arc standard, at n o added cost. i See this n ew car at ou r special sh ow in g! N ote the low er p r i c f ^ J i C !f: Kent Vulcanizing Co; Oak Arc., and Third St. R n»J*frr I* , >.'H T.^irinf SIMS S p oil RnaA*m - 1*4 * fUMI Huiiiiftt C*oupc 4 Pi»« Coup# $ i >4* V. 3 Cat O. D. is P o r t too V 1!.. cth e cIfu <3Blue ■■■. n Fine Fall Frocks and Millinery! The Displays for Autumn, Superb in Quality and Value, is Merchandise jj Crc?S * G!u« OtllflivJ martin :l.a *«n« 'itaMiiliitf ihtXU Mill Q u a ia n is * mm4 Ju k itU a ft O o iii ca u | i u j %mlum. The Parade o f the New Things Day after Day s SUBSCRIBE •/ i T h e T ru e B lu e O ak lan d also', h as a b ra n d n e w e n g in e — * sm ooth er, quieter and m ore p ow erfu l. that ftfeiiiitB Confidence. Than .• - • The finest light-six L not? also , the oafcstl Four-wheel braked * ore oa the 1924 Oakland! i MOTHER RECOMMNRDS COUGH i ■ ■• - \ B n an d N ew Use more frozen fruit icca. A simple nnd delicious recipe is, for one gallon o f sherbet use six lemons, 1 No. 2 can o f pineapples; then add enough water to fill freezer 3-4 full; President and Mrs. Coolldge and the "White House Boys," Calvin sweeten to taste; break into this the (left) and John, tnko their flrst outing on the presidential yacht. Maywhites of three eggs, unbeaten; hewer, going for a few hours' cruise on tho Potomac. freeze. May be made stronger or weaker ns preferred. Apricot ice is A switch o f n letter fro mono hnnd The Scabonid Air Line railway hns delicious. To make it mush a No. 3 to antoher—a hasty letter— and the just announced the immodinto con­ can o f apricots; add a very little wa­ ter; sweeten to taste; add 3 whites of struction in 'Sarasota of an additional lives o f whole nations were nt stake. eggs, unbeaten; nnd freeze. 30-cnr siding or track for the ac­ V I f f rue GliFAT 5 The citizens o f Kissimmee have been scrupulously careful to give travelers an accurate account o f tho road, and they nsk that no report be accepted ns satisfactory unless it comes from the stntc authorities.— Orlando Reporter Star . CANNED.PEACHES M il Ship Ahoy! FAVORABLE REPORT UNTRUE SPECIAL I!". __________ ;______________ ____ y v*.» FOR THE HERALD T0DA1 * Whnt a fascinating sludy it is, 19 all who love beauty and Hlylc„t(> wntch the new fresh Fall 1 Fashions unfold. . -! „i 7 • 8 s And now they cumo— Step by Step— one group * today, another tomorrow, and so right on, the ■ whole month through. Mr. Bnumol has traveled far, seen much, ^elected with shill and enre, and brought the best of ! everything. *' -i ■y 1 ------ j H Y Y PAIGE '$435 It is our pleasure in showing you the new of the newest. come nnd see. ’ • * k* ■ There is no obligation to buy. Just 1 . - 8 BUILT For a limited time only, with* /.each Cash tkilaRc* mmiMji p 1« l>uyi thlsJcuvtt Am azing Values— New Styles—Reasonable Prices Priced at r Batin Cantons, Canton Crepes, Urepe Satin, Jucquline Crepes, Chnrmeuse, Flat Crepes. Also Btunning Wool Dresses. $r . See the New Tpuring Special 12 V 316.50 — $18.75 — $22.50 $24.50 — $29.75. /r c , j SANFORD, FLORID • 4 .*, *\ j ** ONE TON TESTED TUBE OP CQRRpS' PO ND IN G ^IZE In the newest fashions And popular materials, small, medium and ~ large shapes. Pleasingly priced a SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO. * * . you btiy, v / will give And Others Up To — $69.00 — Improvements—Same Low Price— $1220 uphol* T E W E TT SIX has always won Japanese blt|e|t J praise and admiration. N ow , stery to m atch—-alT set of! by even Jewett^Test" lias been im- the flash ot nfckcl radiator, trim-1 UpCtldj IU1U|I MI 4UII , proved. ***«IUI Match HIM this HCW new Special, mings UllU and . iqUipUJCilU equ ipm en t A Its iu ll Touring car cs (or anywhere near' equipment includes among other t$12201 a things, nickel bumpers front and o. b. factory. You can't Note these improvements: rear, nickel motometenapare tire, This new Jewett Six has larger tube, rim and covcrj rear view, brake drums— 14 inches. Heavier, mirror, trunk, trunk-rack, and stronger wheels. Pressure oiled nickel body guard rails. chassis. Improved valve mechan­ You'll find the same powerful SO h.p.Paiflc-built motor that fills ism. Improved Rayfleld carbu retor.,Mon! convenient gear shift 4r the h ood — the same quiet operon -R a tion —the the same tame power power on on the the N ew type spark and throttle econotion— troL N N«e w instrument board-ovkl <r hills—the same marvelous accel* paneL N e w type non -a la rln g^ . er^Qon. Remember, Jewett Is 'e headlight reflectors. Thicker up- six— and 8UCHasix— at the price hoistery. Deeper front seets.com- of a four! You may drive one on lortably tilted. YOUR kind of • demonstration, at It's m colorful beauty—body in any time. Just telephone. (sn) , acu u m cup $3.95 •••I Recent price reduction on t^a&iun Cup Tires, plus'this FREE TU BE offer gives opportunity for an approximate -• * S A V IN G O F 39* | .Offer strictly limited—Better, take advantage N O W F. P. KIN HIS ** -» The Postoffice is next d< - t' vi-- US 105 Palmetto A ven u e- ■■ .. \ — - \ �_ tl la the hope o f the Radio Corpora­ STEPS TO GET BUSINESS tion o f America ultimately to estab­ lish direct communication with every | i* i * , Pals (>ca days .are sotting great store other country In tho world. It now ijy the spirit o fcommunity frlcnd- malccs direct cotnmuhlcailon possi­ nhipi it is expected to devoWp from ble with England, franco, Germany tho establishment of dqllar days on and Norway, with Sweden, Poland wheih special values will, be offered and the Argentine a promise within purchcujqrs because of volume.Spying. tho year. Tho South leads In percentage of Tho flist.jof these will bo Saturday and Aonday, and today and tomorrow life Insurance gains. merchant^ qro Ufluing Hwitations to tpc city ana surreumligg country to EVERY PART IN “ SPIDER ROSE” PLAYED BY STARS note prices and special Hues of full ............ .. TntroButftg T ie New Fall High top Shoe In AU H ie Poimlar oqd **** G a ll C a ff C hew cm - •*»*- 1••••^1wW" V goods ready for .itiyppetjon.'' . LHjc any new chftcrptipp‘these dol­ lar days Trill^grow, K Is Relieved, vfithpcrroycrnuco .in making them really worth 1while. There arc ol- J iia a B d l— W h ip l i s t .......... ...... **1f........ **■**•<i•*j* 41 -’a■•aft-*mJTad• B a l— W h i d . l i a t B la c k C a lf S a l— W m i» .1 .......... .......... ............* v v t j i l t ............... . . . . . . ................. Arc Also Offering Our Low Quarters at Rcmnrkabiy A l ^ i l v V - W f e . FURNISHERS TO MEN WHO KNOW*’ One o f the Interested and interesting visitors to Now Smyrna and Cora^tndo this week is Boh Holly of Sanford, editor o f tho Sanford Ilcrnld and one of tho best known newspaper n^en in the utato. Mr. Holly and his family are spending several days nt tho beach enjoying the cooling breezes, the bathing and the fishing. Hob Holly has always been a consistent friond of New Smyrna and Cornnndo and a consistent booster for this community. Ho likes the beach and its attractions and he has been a hard worker for a good bard surfaced road from tho SL Johns river to tho bench. He Is much pleased over the result o f tho recent election These Frocks J ■ a 2 J m ■ J ■ ■ 3 J ■ 3 } Jj ■ ■ Free 6 lb. Sack Flour Bakers of Adornm ent Hotter *«- La Kingon Breakfast Bacon ............... W t l v 2 Arhuckles C offee.............................. Full Cronin Cheese, lb................... O y C gj IJorlicks Malted Milk O Q /i C Family Size ...... ....................... , t j f d d * * V Kraft Swiss Cheese, lb..............g They come iu nil thcjieW Silks, Crepe, Sntin.s, anil Cham on so, also Wool, Porict Twill and Jerseys. lTitt*£ifWto3AJS. ZHtS n il* i ........................... ....... See our stout dresses, from our best dressmake *s Biittic Wales and Coed A 5 No. 2 Cati ■ Tomatoes Gordon DUwortp ' Catsup, Large Size S No. 2 Can 5 Osceola Corn No. 2 Can Royal Scarlet Apple Sauce................... 3 No. 2 Can 5 Pie Peaches No. I Can Sweet Wrinkle Peas Forerunner of a General Breakdown,That May Put You Out of thetoRunning for Life. * Quickest Way to Get Well is Through New Treatment Con* tainlng Seventeen Ingredients i Certo Thai Renew Every Part of the. ■ For Jams and Jollies 3 Piece Tweed, Knickers, Shirt and Coats, also Klinki R nicker Suitti I f you feel sickly and goodifornothlng, have n sort of dizziness, dull headache, hack pain*, rheumatism, and are subject to indigestion or con­ stipation, have no appetite mid can’t sigep, watch out! There is grave dnngcr ahead! Any remedy thnt will give tempo­ rary relief to pain and dope you up for a time simply postpones tho final s|)oII and makes It worstf* Vhch *It comes. This is! why a complete sys­ temic treatment Is necessary to re­ gain good health. This complete trcstmcntrls found only In a ‘ prescription .known • as Re-CU-Ma, which contains Jacveblcbn well known and thoroughly tested medicines, so skillfully compounded that oarh one performs its function on tho various parts o f tho body per­ fectly and harmoniously. This remarkable prescription thor­ oughly cleanses the colon o f Its ac­ cumulation o f poisonous refuse, dis­ charging It through the proper chan­ nel instead of allowing it to course through your veins and empty Into your body. The colon, according to Prof. Mctchnikoff o f -the Pastuer In­ stitute, Paris, is tho direct cause of all our aches snd pains. In addition, Re-Cu-Ma starts the liver to work pleasantly and naturally without gri­ ping or purging, purifies and strengthens tho blood, thus building firm, healthy, rosy flesh that is free from pimples and other blemishes, rellfvea rheumatic and back pains) gives you a digestion that enables, you to cat anything you like without fear o f bad after affects and you .sleep like a log. In a word, Ke-Cu-Ma is a scien­ tific prescription that revives, renews apd regenerates your entire system so that you feel constantly full o f pep and ambition. iRe-Cu-Ma la sold and recommend­ ed by the Union Pharmacy and other 1 drug.stores, and if y o g don'i added change in your cqnd r taking according t o ' direct get your mono}* back.—Adv. B No 2 Can A Q a Over Sea Beets ................................ 3 Bara Palmolive Soap G Packages Star Naptha Powder ■ Campbell Heims Pink Salmohs C an.......... ii PkgH. Post Toasties or Corn Flukes '— , 3 Roll Woldorf Toilet Paper !. Crerirn of Wheat Hulk Cocoa Pound ....... Pqrity Oats ..o p Our Fruit Stand, Oh! Hoy, Red Beets,' Carrots, Onions, Cabbage, Beans, Tomatoes, Cucumbers,, Squash, Turnip Greens, Rutubcrccr, Peaches, Pears, Piuras, Bananas, Coepanats. Infact everything, ALL OVER SAN • •• ,■• t V I**. < .ettucc, Celery, String otatoes, Peppers, Apples, �FAGS POUR THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER-21, 1923 Uiom picepa o f brick rood that did not atnnd the wear and tear o f heavy traffic because it had no good curb­ N t l b k r t t ttr y n lle n M * r u t f t * » 7 I t Ik t Hernia ITnlldlac, l i t ing to start and never did stay in M t c a t l b A ftq Sanford, n « . place. It is now being laid with a The Herald Printing Co. concrete curbing and should be a thing o f beauty and a Joy forever , ■ PUBLISHERS It. 4 . HOLLT.. l:jf(n r when it is finally fixed for good. Sanford Daily Herald a .. 4 . M I .U H D . .I m f l a r r -T i t a a a r t r -------- General M a u i n A l t > m « l a « M ia y it^ AdvaHlataar K alr* M a lt K a m a A w llta lla i A. N K K U R. » . HOLLY U W H RHIFP _ Clreulatloa Maaacat Pkaaa IO »-W attar 0 » . ra. la k a e ililla a Prleo la A ira aca Oaa Year__ Mx Month, -----------------------■■ IN DallrrrrA la City hr Carrier Oae W eek----------------------- ------------ IK Ceata The hlc IB. la lK-pacn W eekly Her* ea llrelr eerera Seminole Ceaaly tT • H *■ aahlUhed every Friday. A drrrllala * rates aaada kaatra aa apylleat * * H r rear, alvrayn la advance. MEMBER T U B ASSOCIATED r n K M The Associated Press la oiclualvsly • milled to the uaa for rapubllratlon of all nawa dispatches credited to It or •tot otherwise credited In thla paper and also the local m w a published herein. All rlrhta of re-publication of apeclai dlapatchea herein are ataa reserved. Offleei n i l U L D BUILDING. I'hoae 1411 TO A IIVII It TIR Fit St In case of errors nr onimlaalon In laaal or other advertisements Tho Herald Printing Company doea not hold Itself llnlilo for dnmnKc further than tho amount received for eucli advertleemeiite. 1 »01 F o re tr o [ 1\ A d v e r tisin g h r p rv se n la tlv s THE AMERICAN TOF-SS ASSOCIA PON Touch of fnll in the air and it is just in time. — o---------- There is nothing quite ns fine ijs the months o f October, November and December in Florida. / ‘S A Y , rtt 3 T < S R , X s e c iOHcSN Vtou R433 < W R . VOU M A r T T I U . 'i b O 'R f t A L O N G S ID E . A NO ANO TH CN S C A R e T H e N lS SKIM tVITH A LOU© OTHCR DRWC3R OUT Ol* o----- ----TO "BOB” HOLLY Our old friend and for a number o f years our “ boss” the Honorable Robert J. Holly is “ laying off” during the month of September, not taking a vacation, but ns he puts it “ Just lay­ ing off.” He is spending part o f his time at Coronndo Beach fishing and part o f his time visiting around over the state with his friends, and Bob'a friends nre numbered by Bis ac­ quaintances. Wo had tho plcnsure o f working with "n o b " for three years and know his trials and tribula­ tions as few knew them and will say wo never worked,with a finer fellow than "Bob.” He was one man in many that could smilo and greet his em­ ployees in a friendly wny regardless o f how things were going. Como on over to Tnvarci, "Hob,” ns all your old friends h en have inquired about you and wnnt t j see you. Good flshin’ around here, too, May you hnvc a pleasant month and a good rest is our wish.— Tavares Citizen. Thanks, awfully, for them kind words. Only those who linvo worked with you know you ns you Bhould be known. AUTO CAMPS ANI) CAMPERS. Many nre in favor of tho auto camps in Florida nnd many nre not hnvc almost two million dollars left dling like products rather than comin favor o f them. Like every other in the education department fund. munity organizations for the purpose question the nuto camps hnvc two of handling n vuriety o f fruits, vege­ sides nnd they have equal pulling And this Is also to'be noted that the tables nnd other products. power. Some cities have gone at the $000,000 debt is due the education This is an age of concentration nnd nuto camp in tho right manner nnd department fund so the interest on ■ ■ o— effort on specialties. The mind that have achieved success. Other cities this loan is being paid out of one Now is the time to get back to busi­ thinks along the line of citrus fruit hnvc not organized for this proposi­ pocket into nnother. Ho Florida finds ness nnd make up your mind thnt growing nnd marketing, usually is tion nnd have not been successful. herself in a position occupied by no you will boost Hanford as never be­ not interested in the correct methods Liko everj* other business the nuto other state in the Union, thnt o f u , . . , , , fore. Ail indications point to one of , , .... ■< - i o f growing, harvesting nnd mnrketenmp is something that requires enre- moncy lender, with herself us one o f t , , , , , the finest seasons thnt Hanford hns ful consideration nnd careful^thought. the borrowers, tl is n great fix to ing such products ns lie produced in ever experienced. Just now with the scarcity o f homes be in to linvo enough money to lend Snnford: namely, celery, lettuce, pep­ -----------o---------in Hanford, a well organized nuto to yourself and to lie able to make pers, etc. Tho entire cast coast hns formed camp would give many families a yourself pay interest to yourself.— The farmer is our local manufac­ a Chamber of Commerce o f their very place to stay and they would prove Lakeland Stnr-Tclcgriim. turer nrtd ■constitutes the producing own. We suppose they do not need nn asset to the city. But the camp element o f bur lut.vinous life. He is any more advice or money from the would have to be a regularly organ­ CO-OPERATIVE ORGANIZAljlON. therefore the man to whom we look people of the other parts of Florida, ized proposition and have streets nnd to to increase our local wcnlth nnd it eh wot? lights and sewers nnd water nnd a For n number of years the Herald follows that the general prosperity of ---o---------’ duly appointed officer to look after hn.i advocated co-operative orgnnizn- the entire business life of this com­ Wherever one goes in the state of the camp. Otherwise there should be t!ons of a state-wide character. It munity b dependent upon the prosFlorida everybody knows about Han­ no camp. It would he well for the has contended right along that asso­ perity o f our growers. ford nnd suys something nice about real estate men and the Chamber of ciations organized for the purpose of Tho experience of our farmers over our new buildings nnd prosperity. , (i'PJU'PiTV to investigate this matter bundling commodities of like charac­ a long period of years has been such all. Uuv hum*.pooplw-booslaA-Sunfmxl-f-hef ore'-te-iw- b w -k ilr -to-take it up. ter. thro,ugh thq.qlfltcor gvyicfgt,pro­ ns to show eonclusKely that n large like the visitors we would have Auto enmps are great investments ducing mens, wqa the correct prin­ number of them producing similar SOME city. in Cnllfornin where they make them ciple or basis for organization. In crops without any understanding and -------------o------------business propositions. Head what the othpy words, the best thinking mind.-t with little syippnthy, for each others The Htnto Treasurer has begun a Orlando Hentinel suys about them in of today lire advocating stnte-wido efforts in disposing of their produce, division of the July gas tuxes and we this issue. organizations for the purpose of hnn- created competitors equivalent to the supposo the sums received by the various counties will be stupendous THE NEW TAVARES CITIZEN. — it should be with the three cent tax. And we nre still waiting for Gover­ The first issue of the Tavares Citi­ nor Hardee to lower the price of gas zen under the management o f Mr. in Florida. uml Mrs. It. K. Gore appears this week nnd shows thc car marks of a . -------------o ------------A light house keeper hns disap­ real printer in every line of thc peared from the light house at Key make-up. Mr. and Mrs. Gore have West anil cannot he found. Can't purchased the Citizen and will make hardly blame him. After 11 man has their future home in the hustling lit­ tended to tho light on a light house tle city by thc lakes—thc county scat for ninny years he is liable to do of Iaikc county. For the pnst three anything ns a moans of relaxation. years Italph Gore has been one .of We might even find this light house j the linotype operators on the Daily keeper announcing himself ns a can­ Herald and been on thc Job through didate for governor. thick nnd thin. He is one o f the best, •------------ o------------one o f the most versatile and one o f Hanford Inis the busy appearance tiie most faithful workers thnt ever of the big cities you come in from sat down to a machine in the Herald Plain Hour has a large amount any quarter these days. This rlty office nnd his cmhurkution in busi­ o? food value hut »t must he hns nn nll-the-yenr-round trade that ness for himself is just another in­ combined with j*.jd baking few cities in Florida enjoy nnd the stance of 11 man making good for powder in orde. to retain this value. City Substantial has thnt substantial other people and making good for appearance that gives the visitor co n -1 We tinted to lose the Gores ' Most self rising flours arc not fidcncc in the city and its future. All from Snnford but wc/jrejoico in their huay;ssfui because they do not we need here* now is five hundred taking the TnyffNj^jTitlzcn nnd hope jifid cannot raise the bakings to more houses and twenty-five more for them the greatost success nnd tho proper lightness. T h is apartment housese for thc winter prosperity that it is possible to have. 1 jeans a certain loss of nutri­ visitors and about one thousand more Ralph will find pleasure ip making tion because they are heavy homes for the home people and tlio.se up his own newspaper—a dream of and hard to digest. wnnt to pay our just proportion his life for many years .—And Mrs. home. (hue will handle the advertising and ' Every time you eat food that ------------- o ------------ local end of thc proposition and they iloe3 not properly digest you Just u word about taxes. We illl should make a working team hard 1*0 not get the full nutritional who wttni to make Sanford their to bout. Wo commend them to the value —you are overtaxing when it comes right down to busi­ good people of Tavares. Thc Gores \ your stomach. Nourishing and l>crfect bakings are what good ness and thc love fur our city. But and Tavares nre happily met to the health demands. The one sure the homo ill which wo live should not mutual benefit of all. way is—use pure flour ami be taxed out of proportion nnd thc good baking powder. factories and Industries should not he FI.OUIDA LENDS ITSELF MONEY taxed to death. We should encourage ANI) FAYS ITSELF INTEREST. , If you want td find what thouall thc industries nnd factories in rands of h o u s e w iv e s have every wuy. The Herald believes that There may hnvc been comparative­ learned—make some biscuits our ultimate sulvntion rests on fac­ ly few who took thc trouble to read with self-rising flour — then tories nnd Industries nnd tourists and the Associated Press story frogi Tal­ make some with good plain farms and wholesale firms. • A fac­ lahassee Monday 1 elating to the sale (tour nnd Calumet Baking Powtory with a nice pay roll is one of liy thc State Education Department oer—notice thegreatditference. the biggest things we can have In of n block o f Virginia bonds pur­ One trial will satisfy you. Your Sanford nnd they need our help and chased several years ago and with ' health demands that you make ’ encouragement. , This govs for the more than half a century yet to run. tne experiment. railroad shops as well as private In­ It was not so much the detail o f this Those who know—millions of dustry. If all those men who nre now transaction which is o f importance housewives, domestic science operating Industries here now would as it is the fact that Florida is teachers,bighotels, .bighot restaurants, move away Sanford would feel it and chouldcred with a bunded debt of bakeries and railroads Will not feel It deeply. Keep the taxes down on $C01,0C7 and has almost $2,500,000 to use anything but Calumet, thc factories and shops o f all kind*. They its credit in the shape of bonds pur­ Economy Baking Powder. help make Sanford prosperous. chased and held by tho education fund. The interest from these bonds, Play safe— use Calumet and The Herald is glad to see tho (pad amounting now to approximately plain flour. It is the most eco­ gang busy on First street west of $100,000 a year, is apportioned every nomical and s a t is fa c t o r y , the bridge. This was undoubtedly six months to the several counties where light, wholesome and one o f the worst pieces o f road in the according to school population, for pure foods are desired. county and while it belongs to the the aupport o f the public schools. So P A C K E D IN T IN ' . 5 city U gave both city and county, p Florida could, if she cared t.o do so, 1 S G T Hn IN bad reputation. It was Just one o f take up that bonded debt and stil| NMtf/ \j-.. The summer excursionists on the Clyde Line have been enjoying Flor­ ida and they conic to Hanford three times a week nnd take n ride over the surrounding country. total number o f growers In nil pro­ ducing districts—unconscious com­ petition qerhaps, but competition just tho same. That the Mnnatco County Growers Association have unnimously agreed that their interest can better bo sorvcd by tho affiliation with the Sanford organization dearly-convinces us that our attitude during the paat several years regarding commodity organiza­ tion for the purpose o f better grow­ ing and distributing our products was right. This affiliation unquestion­ ably clminnto wasla In our products, stabilize our markets and enable the producers in both localities to closo their respective shipping seasons with a higher average per crate than otherwise would hnvc been poftslbld by the pnst plan of individual mar­ keting. Tho citizens o f Sanford, whether br not members o f the Florida Vegeta­ ble Corporation, should fe d compli­ mented nnd even flattered thnt tho Mnnatco County organization hns without reservation ngreed to deliver its entire tonnage to our Sanford or­ ganization for sale nnd distribution, —the same Snnford o f Seminole Coun­ ty which they previously looked up­ on ns their enemy nnd competitor. Wo therefore reiterate thnt n new (lay, filled with n new faith nnd n new spirit hns suddenly manifested itself in our midst. Even nne yenr ago the very thought of such co­ operation, would have died aborning. Therefore, the 1thoughtful peopV o f Seminole county enn not fail to be deeply interested in tho recent steps taken b y our truck farmers in form­ ing theif big co-operative marketing organization, The Florida Vegetable Corporation. The most significant phase of developments ih this connec­ tion, la that the scope o f operations o f this association will not be con­ fined to this community alone, but hut) already been extended to cover other than local territory. The Herald yesterday, nnd the day before, carried jnews items making public the nfflintion effected between the Manatee' Interests oad that of nur lo­ cal interests; the iiWnbcrs of tho for­ mer body having decided without a dissenting voice to place tho dis­ tribution of their crops in the hands of our local organization. The Man­ atee County Growers Association produces identically the sumo pro­ ducts and essentinlty at the same ti,nc- ®" thnt of thc mn,n cro»’3 of Seminole county. There are still several important links in thc ideal co-operative or­ ganization yet to bc-ilcvcluped ami put into practice. Thc plan o f co­ operative buying supplies so success- ful in Wiany communities may be added to. the plans of the affllmtcd organizatlon herein referred to. The farmers o f Seminole county can save during a sonson's operations, by co­ operative purchases o f - fertilisers, crate materials, seed, etc., at least $200,000.00, which at the present is distributed in profits to various deal­ ers in these necessary supplies, only a few o f which are located in our immediate community. We realize that it may not bo possible or prac­ tical at this time to include ,nii tho Idenls o f co-operative" organizations, but if the recent federation of inter­ ests ’between Manatee, county nnd Snnford for the m a r k e t ln ^ m ^ ducts works as successfully |t ^ seems assured, the other good Uiinn to be had by the same , will b* undertaken and worked out befn*. nnother cropping season. Tho Herald takes this opportunity to commend tho wisdom of our growers for, tho steps they have uk en and for the distinct complin-,' paid them by their competitor, J J Manatee County Growers A„oclat|07 nnd to extend to them the hearty to! operation we hove nlway. extended them and tho people of this torrmunity. The Ilcrjt f l d /o r first claps Job Work> R oofs that Challenge W eather » • • It was Mark Twain who said, “ Eve*»body talks a lot about th c weather but nobody docs anything about it.” «• But there is one thing you can do about thc effect o f weather on the roofs o f your buildings. Cover them with our prepared roofing or shingles and you can laugh at intense heat, pounding rains, driving snow storms and severe cold. Free booklets and samples. Call at our office and let us tell you how good roofing3 will suve money for you and add distinctive beauty to your buildings through their cheerful colors. . HILL LUMBER CO. Phone 130------------------------------ Snnford, Floridn lit p ort t. t o * c o f the F ood Value o f Your ta k in g s ■i ---------------------------------------------------- m T h e P r le e ®£ T h is C a r Is M is le a d in g Gome buyers take It for p rin te d that cars w hich sell o t about (.tie sam e prices arc eq u a l in value. T h is is distin ctly n ot th e case. T o b u y on th is basis w ou ld b e an injustice to yourself. Y o u can p a y several hundred dollars m ore than th e L ight-S ix p rice an d get a car th a t represents n o greater, i f as great,intrinsic value as the Studcbaker Light-Sue. O r y o u can p a y about the sam e price as the L igh t-S ir, o r less, on d get a car that is high-priced when com pered with the L ight-S ix because it does n ot rep­ resent as m uch fo r the>m oney invested. A n d in th e Light-Six y o u e n jo y oil the advantages o f sm ooth, flexible, d e ­ pendable, six -cy lin d er perform ance. . n Y o u get n beautiful, substantial, wellbuilt, r o o m y an d com forta b le car. T h e practical absence o f vibration in th e L ight-S ix i s a notnhlc acliie vementI t is du e largely t o t h c ’ fo c t th a t thc L ight-S ix crankshaft nnd con qectm g rods are m achined o n ell surfaces. T h u ia o n exclusive Studcbaker practice on care w ithin hundreds o f dollars o f the L ight-S ix price. S to p in an d sec th c 1924 M odel Light-Six. T est it for y o u rse lf—d riv e it ond m ake y o u r com parisons. D riv in g u believing. A fter seven ty-on e years o f ccrvicc th e nam e S tu debak cr e n joy s con fi­ den ce and respect m ore than ever. S T U D E B A K 1924 M O D E LS A N D P K I C E S -f . o. b. factory B1Q-3IX L .O H f i l X . n r v r .B . to h r . Taurine------------ -S SJJ TaMrine----------- - l l l i * Tuuiac------4___ s u n N M tu M O -N n.). •»» ItMdnrrll I W J -U J 1 Sp'.-miMcHS-P.M.Mtll f ----- ( I P y . * ) » Cau[w (5 P u . ) i97S Coitp« (S-r«at.)_ I'io |qr*‘ i -r •mr.r— v*a \ - - - - - - - 11* 1 T m im t t o M m 1 Four CtMiranMwM SAN JUAN GARAGE CO., Dealers' Corner First Street and Myrtle Avenue . 1- BANFORD, FLORIDA D 11 E B A • K E • R ri z , A K �. ■ ^ 1 1 THE HANFORD DAILY :HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 PAGE F IV * -W E P A Y 4 % INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Most of us Realize * ■ . that money in the .pocket is half spent, but tail to guard against this form ot extravagance. Every­ one should maintain *two accounts: a . ,Checking Account tor daily use and economy, and aI Savings I ■, * • , . t"'Z * J* ■*« « •4 * „ , . * Account tor the surplus funds thus retained. . . The Seminole County iBank welcomes checking accounts '’ . „ in any amounts and pays lour per cent interest on Savings Accounts. •- • •; C O U N T Y BANK... JU STRENGTh -SERVICE- foro they drive every automobile entitled to n ' perogative which la becomes n valuable asset and not a camper, out of Creator Orlando. We theirs. They have as-much right to menace. think the commissionera should per­ motor rind live in a tent colony ns the You cnr.not always toil how wealthy sonally inspect tho camps now with­ man who ride*'tho Pullmans ami slcspe a man is by his dress or his auto­ in the city and nochow they arc In a ten story hotel. They have the mobile. Some of these campers are conducted, and observe the class of [right o f state, interstate nndlocal wealthy, some are in moderate cir­ people who live In tho tent citiei be­ protection, nqd at the same lime cumstances mu! others have just fore acting. l must conform to the la w * o f the tor- enough to “ get by” wtih. This fits Commissioner Sutherland in quoted |iitriry through which they travel; the residents o f the average city.— in the evening paper ns anyihg: "They they must keep the pace and main­ Orlando .Sentinel. draw,- ns at present conducted, nn tain the health o f a community. umlcsi: nbfo. element to the city, etc,” Given n chance and tire auto camper Tho Daily Ilernld, 15c per week. That is rather sweeping statement to make because the Commissioner must know that nil nutomohile campers r s R x r ir u R U C B i a iB a c R E n a x c K n a u i ia n B a a z a c K i i iB a u a K B R ii a a are not “ undesirable." Cities proper draw nn undesirable element. Cities are mnde up of all sorts of people, some nrc rich and some are poor, sonic are day laborers arid some nrc bank pr esidents, * some are learned and some are. illiterate Automoble V.'c handle a full line of good clean feed at fair prices jj camps which bring together fifty or and so.iclt your palrnnaRc on the basis of value received by S* 200 people are subject to the same you. | scrutinising test as cities proper, Tho per cent o f undesirables in a tent We do not consider any sale closed until you nrc JJ colony is no greater than in the aver­ thoroughly pleased with your purchase. That Is why we i age sir.e city, President Coolidge’s Double Tonight at the Milanc “ The Spider “ The Exciters’’ starring Bcbc Dan ami ihc Rose.” ids and Antonia Moreno. “The Spider and; the Rose"— a col­ Tonight at tho Princess, “ The Ex­ orful melodrama of-love, hate,, diplo­ citers.” , macy and adventure. « * VI'• * Born on an express train going lie trusted tier bccnu.se he loved fifty miles an hour—and has rode her—she betrayed Uim because she through life and love at the same dizxy pace. loved him. ............. * ' Ilypoerbty and mponsjilno saved na­ Rebo Daniels and Antonio Moreno tion—It won a bride for young Mcr- n new combination of co-stars in a melodrama that flashes across tho ecll°■ . finish line miles ahead of its rivals. Suppose you had trusted only to be betrayed; suppose you have love only Racing car, neroplnnc, nqunplnno, lo find Ihe one you loved frustrating speedboat— she drives ’em all in tho the picture thnt your plnns; supports you fought for "The Exciters” the freedom bf your father from the breaks all records for speed and dar­ chillies of a power-thirsty demon only ing. lo ho reproached by your father— would you do what Don Marcello did Most screen heroines ^rc the un­ in "The Spider and the Rose"— join happy victims of adventures that ^rc the revolutionists? thrust upon them. But tho heroine in “ The Exciters" invites them, seeks Also tonight Harold Lloyd in them—and when necessary, creates “Humping into Broadway.” them. Like tho picture itself she’s different, interesting and umusing.Itcmcmber tonight— Is Country A1so a two-part comedy, "Torchy’s Store Night., Nut..gu_n.<fo(?,"..... . , *• .■ — TRAIN SCHEDULE “ The Exciters” will be shown to­ night and tomorrow night at the Princess. CORRECTED MAY 1. 1923 South Round Arrive No. No. No. No. 8 3 ......... 2:30 a.m. 27 ...... 80.......... 2:2Gp.m. 85.......... C:65 p.m. No. .No. No. No. Northbound Arrive 82../..... : 1:48 n.m, 81..........11:45 a.m. 80.......... 8:42 p.m. 28._:........10;00 p.m. TrRby Branch Arrive *No. 100........ lN°.... •' *No. 25....'..... 1:30 p.m. *No. 101.......... 5:50 p.m. Leesburg Branch *No. No. *Nu. No- Arrive 157..... 3:55 p.m. 2 2:45 p.m. J5 8 . . 22....... .. Depart* And everyone with thcri last name beginning with "M " will be admitted 2:4fl a.m. free tonight. 8:40 a.m. 2:45p.m. TRIP AROUND THE WORLD. 7:10 p.m. Don’t you want to take a Trip Around the World? Well, meet us at the Methodist Church Friday eve­ Depart* 2:03 a.m. ning at eight o'clock and we will 12:05 p.m. visit America, Japan, Spain, Africa 3:52 p.m. stop?. If you want to enjoy a real and Ireland. There will be eats at ail treat bo sure and come. 'This trip is given under the auspices of tho Epwurlh longue for tho benefit of the Depart* carpet fund. Tickets arc fifty cents 7:30 a.m. and are on sale at tho Union Phar­ 3:25p.m. macy. 148-3te IS YOUR FEED COSTING YOU TOO MUCH? If So Let Us Figure With You jj say “ Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied.” Decapitating the camper without a word in his defense is a poor spirit and we propose to tee that ln> gets a fair trial before condemned to the guilot ine. •!**<♦*» V lour ’MTYt’tliP rT<t ’ M •* •'*' 'niohhrd B. Codildge. nyiytit' of Medford. Mass., I* a cousin and a double of President Coolldgc. Compare Ills picture with the inset of tho president,. Could you tell them opart If you met them?^'- - " J rule has been that they are composed of law-abiding people and that they enjoy a social life to thojr liking, have a code of ethics which is gener­ ally adhered to, and thnt they at­ tempt to be sanitary if not for the sake of tho community at least for their own, individual (welfare. Of Into the State Board o f Health has laid down certain rules which must bo adhered to and which are’ being obeyed. Tills lots had its effect upon tho campers and tho tent colonics, and the resujt is improvement in all ■ ^ ■ T H E CASH F EED S T O R E M H Sanford Feed & S u p p ly Co . F E E D 'M A Y -C R A IN A N D F E R T IL IZ E R S * •••* PHONE 5 3 9 ‘ MYPTLE AVE. 8 ‘U HST.5ANF0PD Ft A ■■ H M M iiix ia ii* « R * iB n u ii[in * iin a r ]a ia i]a * * i* iB R R * * n (B ia iii* i* a Dickson-Ives Company “ Orlando’s Favorite Shopping Place” Saturday and Monday SPECIALS SATURDAY ONLY—MEN—ONCE AGAIN The Opportunity Presents Itself to Purchase These Good Wilson Bros. T u ff Toe SOCKS, . a box o f six p a ir ...................... All Colors—First Come, First Served — Saturday Only L E T US PLAY FAIR WITH CUE AUTO CAMPERS. Depart* Attractive Bloomer Dresses— made of good quality checked ginghams in effective pat­ terns—sash ties with low In back. Ages from 2 to G yrs. ’ Automobile camps, when properly 0: 30 a.m. conducted, arc a great asset to a city. 7:10 p.m. If they are not properly conducted One odd lot of tassels— Regular price rang­ ing from 10c up to f l . 00. One lot of Cotton Plaids. Designed in attrac­ tive combinations of Fail colorings. The very newest goods on the market. Can l>c pleated or worn plain. An opportunity for Mothers to provide for the youngsters School Dresses at a very small cost. Regular 75c values. S a t and Mon. Special 10c each Sat. and Mon. Special 29c ART GLASSWARE—Rose Jars, Fruit and Flower Bowls of Blue Lustre Glass with Black Base. Your choice for Another greitt opportunity for those striving to stretch their dollar. Bcldings Churmouse— The very popular ma­ terial for Afternoon and Evening frocks. A 36 inch material. Comes in shades of Nuvy, Wisteria and Brown. $3.50 vulues. Sat. and Mon. Special $1.25 — S a t and Mon. Special $1.39 Guests of a motorist are More G rip on the RoaiWy really his victims 'Buick < 3 on r* w h ecl "BrakesK * ' Many a car owner drives on over-inflated tires, and thinks little of it, because he does all his riding in the driver’ s seat. * Ride inr your rear seat some time and see. If your tires are ov^r-inflated, your car will get the full force of bumps ami jolts that yoy miBs on the front seat. That’s bad through for comfort— but it's particularly bad for the car. The pounding and virbration may wear out the whole car. prematurely. |%l / • , * The thing to do la to keep tires. It’ s no work— it’s easy. * Drive in opr 'Filling Station it will be a pleasure to check your air.- h FRANK AK TIRE CO. Gas, Oils an Accessories” Street and Elm Ave. FLORIDA 4 . , Buick four-whetf brakes give all XQ24Bukk cart twice the amount of grip on the roed. th^by doV ^ * • braking efficiency. It it the friction or grip of the tire hfc the mad surface that brakes or slows down the car* , Quick four-wheel brake* not oedy provide ■m ttfpgJJ to (too in cot* of emergency but. because of this fourwbeetrood grip; rtduce skidding danger* to a minbhum. . In turning, Buick four-wheel brake construction auto­ matically release# whichever, is the outride or Croat wheel M It'll instantly responsive to the steering mechanism. * .Quick four-wheel brake cwtroctkm dUtritarie* brakta* • friction over four drum* and four wheela. This roduce* .. wear on brake lining* and tires, thereby assuring their longer Ufa and.grester efficiency with fewer adjustment*. Quick four-wheel broke# loo oil n^e^] together with countless other distinctive feature* of the 1934 care. JSSeTefUbtUh Buick as tho Standard of Comparison. ^ . # W SANFORD Sjj • — -------J—------- f *$ ■' K ? GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE IT The campers is a new institution in the life of the United States, induced by the nmaxing growth of the auto­ motive industry uml the development of national highways. Those people vvKo tfkc (o motor, lead ’a ' modern gypsy life, live in auto cam p*'are camps' throughout the state. Orlando has greatly increased its coiporution limits since last wither. By so doing territory has been taken In which encircles those spots former­ ly occupied by camper*. This' win­ ter these locations arc, again being sought by campers and ns usual will be occupied providing tho city com­ missioners do not puss an nrdiancc which forbids automobile rumps with­ in the city limits. W i think the city commissioners should proceed 'cau­ tiously and with guqd* judgment be- from tho standpoint of health and Oviedo Branch morality it is a reflection upon the Arrivo Depart* city and eounty#authorities for they *No. 120-------- 7:46 p.m. have the law to back them up. In *No- >27......... • 8:40 p.m. observing automobile camps in and *—Daily, oxccpt Sunday. around Orlando for many years the * PROGRESS —' * ■ 9' ' for Saturday and Monday. " .'-T * ■ " ■ i ■■1 .... No Runs fo r Your Money When You Buy All Silk Phoenix Hosiery Phoenix Hosiery combines enduring elegance with sturdy service. By the continued use of these hose you may havo the pleasant sensation of traveling in luxury os well as wise economy. All Silk Phoenix Hose in Black. Regular $8.26 values, • • ■■ SANFORD BUICK COMPANY Sat. and Mon. Special $1.98 Twill Suiting*—White Regular $1.60 values. S a t and Mon. Special $2.98 ■ a. i. ................... .......................... ... ■ ■ Many Attractions from the Yard Goods Section. Dress,Linens, a strong, cbsely,woven, good quality non-crushable fabritf, Colors; Brown, gray And blue, Regular $1.00 values. Sat. and Mon. Special 81c with black stripe. Sat. and Mon. Special 89c 10% Discount f . Ave. The pleasing exclusiveness of fine handsewing is yours in these dainty washable Blouses of JYench Voile, mnde every stitch by hand by the world’s famous needle work­ ers of Porto Rico. Also many of the hip line Blouses. Some have cuffs and collars of real i Irish Crochet. Values from $7.60 to 14.60 will be offered at Cream colored Huir line Serge.' Regular $1.25 values. Sat? and Mon. Special 79c A Household Month SPECIAL Blankets No. 1100— 04x76. Regular $3.76 values— Sat. and Mon. Special $2.98 No. 1801— 64x76. Regular $2.75 values— S a t and Mon. Special $2.25 No, 1460—60x90. Regular $2.75 values— S a t and Mon. Special $2.25 �WAS NOT WELCOME VISITOR B A iX “ MADE? VANDERBILTS GEORGIA WOMAN ON TRIAL POR MURDER Leopard Wandera Into Crowded Burma M unlfloont Entertainment Gained Town, but (a Killed Before It * Family Formal Recognition by Rec­ v # CewM*Do Any Harm. ognised Now York •'Society.'* Widespread excitement was ert^ ated among Mandalay (Burma) resi­ dents by the discovery of a fullgfrown leopard hiding under a liousa in one of tho most crowded quarters. The beast ranged at large for a abort time, but waa shot by an officer of the Irrawaddy Flotilla company before doing any damage. IIow tliis leopard found its way into the city ti* not definitely known. Some thought it cmne from theneighborhood of Amnrapufa whore there is a large area-of thick jungly. Another theory was that it boarded o»c 61 the Irrawaddy fuel steamers which tio up alongside the tank at night, and wna llnis carried to Man­ dalay. It had been more tbnn ten years since a leopard penetrated into Man­ dalay, though one was . killed only eight miles from the city last sum­ mer. Leopardi arc still common in tho thick jungle which abounds in every part of Burma, but usually confine tbeir operations to the cattle of villagers. In 1001 a leopard ap­ peared in Darrein, in Lower Burma, and killed and wounded several peo­ ple before it was shot. OF MUCH HISTORIC INTEREST Houm to Which Duka of York-Took Hla Brld* Long Associated itWith Royalty. 'Many nnd varied arc iho associa­ tions which ding around ’White lodge, the new homo of Iho duke of York and bis bride, standing high, as it does, between Sheen Gate and Robin Hood, and commanding n fine view forward across llio Queen’s rido to Richmond nnd bnrkwnrd (o Bev­ erley brook ami Wimbledon com­ mon. It waa formerly called Stono lodge, ami was used by King Gcorgo II as a hunting box. Later, King George III put the house iu order for. his minister, Addington, tho first Viscount Sidmnuth, nnd here it was that Addington had his last in­ terview with Pitt, nnd entertained Sheridan, Walter Scott nnd Nelson. Moreover, the table ia still preserved on which tbe last-named in said to liavo drawn with his finger dipped in wino his plan for the hnttlc of Trafalgar. King Edward VII, when prince of Wales, lived here for a time before ids marriage, nnd it was later turned over as a residence to Queen MnryV parents, Hie duke and duchess of Took.—Christian Science Monitor. The Vanderbllta obtained their first secure foothold in New York’s leading • By SETHGW. SHOEMAKER, society by a great fancy-dress ball fctVen by Hra..WIMJain K. Vanderbilt Director, School of Agriculture, Intcrnaliona’l ' Correspondence Schools, In her bcautmn'Flffh avenue house on Scranton, Ph. ■ the evening'of March 2 0 ,16S3. It sur­ passed In splendor, to beauty,. In bril­ liancy, and In hixnrtous and lavish ex­ pense any scene before witnessed In / New York, lint two or three o f the lenders o f New York society, notably I LA h Mrs. William As tor, bnd nftyer called % si _» upon any of the flidlcs of tha Venderi ______ i * ji btit family, ' •■ '• \ A 7 '* w \ i • According to the generally accepted \1’* • \ \ s } \ j story, soon after the announcement o l ♦ • * • , 1 * c.\' ^ ~ ______ • V s * » V the forthcoming hall, but before the tfc Sw■ formal Invitations had been issued, !/ i\ Miss Carrie. Astor, the only unmarried -r V* ■ ' 1Nl" daughter <jf Mre. William Astor, or­ 1ft*.. *. " V ganised a fancy dress quadrille to be * j : danepd-nt the halt by several young In­ kj yjj dies nml gentlemen, it being taken for v| A^ J granted by the Astors that, as leaders o f society, they would, of course, be i -i • Invited. Mrs. Vanderbilt heard of tills, and Mated in the hearing of Homo friends Hint she could not Invite Miss Astor to her ball, ns tier mother had never allied upon her. This reached Mrs, Astor’s ears, and soon nfler she The fluctuation o f the egg yield o f a< called upon Sira. Vanderbilt, ftlie and often the best managed poultry fnrms c( her dn lighter were Invited to the Van- is often the subject of discussion and ^ derhllt hair. is usually laid to the weather. Thus did the hnll break tliejpst bar­ The molting period, however, la the — rier down and the Vanderbilt family was firmly established inuong.Nvw factor which determines the varin- ■ tlon in the yield o f a flock when all ■ York's social lenders. other things arc going well. In the £ northern hemisphere the yield of ■ WEALTH IS MADE PORTABLE eggs begins to declino in July nndta August and usually steadily declines £ East Indians Convort Savings Into until November nnd December, when1 £ ’Jewelry With Which Their Cloth­ the minimum number o f eggs is pro- ■ ing-Is Lavishly .Decorated. duced. . . m In January the yield begins to ■ £ b c d jjr.o f Darjeeling, on the bor­ der between northeastern India and grew larger * and increases steadily £ season, usually £ eolith Tibet, Is, a great market place until the growing wide country side, where i he April or May. -j weiferner In tlie pcrimu of (lie Eng­ The rise and decline of the e g g ! * lish comes lu contact with Tibet, yield arc, of course, reversed in thelw Iljiontln and Nepal. southern hemisphere. The ncrom-|£ Except for some savage or acinisavage peoples, there Is nowhere else, panying tabic aho4r« the percentage,M perhaps, such a lavish nnd widespread yield of eggs by months in t^c United S display o f hnrbarlc Jewelry on theper- States as compared with Australia, k aim ns one sees In Darjeeling. As A s shpwn by the tnblc, a daily egg £ Is the habit of all Indians—Indeed, yield o f 73 per cent during IJecem- * <if most Asiatics—tbe bulk of the un­ ber may be obtained from a flock of t lives' wealth, converted Into Jewelry, good hens, while in the United Stales £ In'carried nhout. Every Sunday morn­ ing In Urn little stone-paved mnrkut- equally good hens may give nn 18 per £ place of Darjeeling eougregute u hu­ cent yield. * man tnedly, a cloth lug exhibition, an In- the United States tho molt tie- ■ agricultural display, nn outlay of curs during the months intervening ■ accond-huml desiderata, u Jewelry Van­ between July nnd January. Natural- 5 ity Flilr, There Is the tarboosh of |y the eggs wilt sell for the highest £ tho Hindu, the plaited straw of the ;; laborer on the plantations, the fur- price at this time. tripimed cloth rap or the Tibetan For this reason hens should be * . if)(>untuljuu-r; .face types that grade handled so that they will lny ns "much B nil the wuy from. South Indian,Tamil ns possible during these months. To n fftVnrtlfTfi^Rir' lln» Parsec and (lie high caste Indoor llrnhmln; from the " ( ’mienfillin' lineaments" pi the pure t'lilncsc. says a wYIler In the Christ Inn Science Monitor. «X?" L iv e s in h u t in c i t y Ill the heart of tandem is living n man who lias never lived in a street. lie is a young Scottish slu-phonl, in’ charge of the sheep which lie has brought to Kensington Gardens from Aberdeen. With another shep­ herd lie lives in n little hut in the middle of Kensington Gardens, and despite tho crowded life about him he lends much the same life as lie docs in the Highlands. **I came from Fcnrn, in Ror9shire," lie said. "I would rather live hero than in a street. I \^ry rarely go nut at nigtit. I have n key, but I generally spend mv evenings here. We get up about three or four in the morning to look after the sheep. “ London agrees with the sheep. The dogs worry them a little, but the children are pretty good."— Lon­ don 3(ail. At the sentimental ago of four­ teen, I amtgined myself much in lore. The object of my nflections was none other than the devoted suitor of my older sister. Being an extremely shy and sensitive child, 1 poured out my troubles to no one but my trusted diary for fear of having my feelings mads the joke of llio family. Imagine my horror when my aistcr, who was anything but shy and-sensitive, tagan quoting from this precious book in the pres­ ence of not only my fun-loving fam­ ily, but the adored one himself.— Chicago Tribune. A movement is on in Sydney, N. 8. W., to supply mcdica) aid to the remote sections of Nu«r South Wales in conjunction with the u«e of radio and airplanes. Radio would ta used to summon help, and airplanes would csrry tbe doctor to the patient, wherever the latter might ta, from any one of tea strategically located medical The Jferald for first class Job work. t Tbe Dally Herald. 15c per week. The Moltirar Period Is the * Determining Factor VALDbSTA, <Jh.f S ep t *0.— It w m not until tho middle o f the Afternoon yesterday that the, trial of Mrs. Joe Copeland got under, way at Statcnvlllo. for the killing o f John Roberts at Mayday, 'Echols county, dfi Sep­ tember 0. A s soon as the jury had been completed the state,commenced presenting its side of the case, un­ der'the direction of Solicitor General^ C. E. Hay. The contention of. tho* state was that it was a case o f mur­ der and several witnessed gave-testi­ mony leading In this direction. M en selected fo r thbir ItrtQwledge bf, And success in business, make up out* Directorate. .Under ttieifr gdidditafe o f Wife bank’s dffdirs — we feel we cap o ffe r you Mot only a SAFE. si '*. '___A* d ‘ i?- l I l L - i x i it aii' .1 agreeable service o f bahKihg. Tho main feature o f the defonse was the claim that Mrs. Copeland shot to protect her dwh life. This wns largely contained in her own statement. W e Wdbt new accbUiits, d6 you heed a good bank to do business with? BBBnnflamBRBBBBWBBBaanRiaRB. Coining Friday Fresh Oysters Call 478-W. A COMMUNITY BUILDER W e Deliver F. P. FORSTER, President ~ K E N ti A L L ’S FISH M AR K E T a F. WHITNBR. Cashier [ Florida and W estern BEEF PORK MUTTON VEAL Fryers nnd H crb — Fat: •from the Pena That Good Home Made Pan Sausage Country Link SauSage Bologna Minced Ham n Something New Boneless Pickled Pigs Feet in Glass Fat Mackerel Boiled Ham Brookfield Creamery Butter - - J*L' W© Solicit Your Trad© Phone 145 Quick Delivery £ S' £. J. II. TILLIS v V. . ’ 102 Sanford Avenue. tlou or at least to j atper, In a very per­ fect form, lie writes the first 1-1 lines, and then tries the (lower passage, which wns nvldcnlly linunllng Ids thought, lie gels It*down once, crosses It all out, and then begins over again. Line l-lil was nearer Inspiration ns first written: "the umnkc rose nnd the gar­ ish columbine"; but perhaps it docs not express Ids feeling for the lluwer, or it did nut -sound appropriate to have so gaudy a llow-er about the dead, liusklu calls 118 "mixed fancy and Imagination"; the first version, "every bud that sorrows llverie wen res," Is also mixed, but perhaps less object]ba­ uble ilinn the form wu ure familiar with. After tho fiower passage la;to Ids mind, he takes,a fresh sheet, anil,' commencing n poem once more, writes to the end with very llttlo recasting, except ut [£-03, which he ttirice revises. Have for these two difficult parts, Mil­ ton seems to have written I.yeldns with little premeditation, mid hence with case.—latum B. Lockwood, in "Modem Language Notes." ■ B B B B B B B B K tin B B R B B n B B B n n B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B n 'R B B B B B »ia 9 -U ffa ifU fe • -• Pint "Woman’* Right*" Exponent Knlnt lilrglttn, tbe only innrked perKonnllly nr Itotuan Catholic Sweden (before tbe Heformntlon) known to the popes, In said to have been tbe first apostle of "woman'* righto" the ’world hn« known. Shu pleaded for “ mixed orders’' and ‘‘mixed convent*" to insure the frank nnd practical co­ operation of mon and women, monks nml nuns. In aiding suffering human­ ity. Her cnnunlxatlon, however. \v*a due more to the merit of her pilgrimnget to Home and Jerusalem nnd to h er,service* In bringing nbout the re’'fum nf the popea from Avlgumt to . Ilquio (hnn to her pious and chnrllahla cnddavorM, o f to the example o f ardent faith which endeared.he* to her-coun­ trywomen, end by which she was bet­ ter known in her own country. F g l j H 'S 'S T O R E „ IS A / HEALTH! IHCALI n 4 [gesomr ( 1 POUND M AXW E LL HOUSE CQFFEE 1 POUND RU C K LES COCOA 1 POUND CttASE AN D SANBORNS TfcA TO T H E PERSON R A K IN G LA R G E ST PU RCH ASE HERE SA T U R D A Y , 22ND 2 No. 2 Cans Pork and B e a n s .............. ....... 2 No. 2 Cana Tom atoes ............ ............ r — 11 No. 3 Can Pie Peaches ........... -—,»*■ 1 N o. 2 Can Fancy Corn . * ........................... 2 L a r g e Cans Cream ........ ............................... 1 1 - 4 Round Can Chase aiul Sanborns Tea F ru it Salad. A rg o Salmon CunjFor PiUbury. Pancake Flour Per Package Roadway C offee A NEW LINE b F EDWARDS PURE FRUIT I»RESERyfeB FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY fc*• * ** 'jit*•r * » ' t , p L*r ««a*«4 THREE BLOCKS F E W M !C £ 5 WOODCOCK & RI6MEV to«.«assT asflH F on n ftV K , . The HefaUi delivered six times*a week for lta. McCullers’ old stand under man­ agement Frank Gonzalez opens tOmbrriftv. Everything new* fresh and up-to-date. Tracy MeCuller there to greet ydff.[ ^Service will be the watchword. Too busy to quote prices, blit we will meet competition oh gro­ ceries and canned goods. dll One Pound. Can Lover Disappeared. We were about fourteen yeats of i i f . and very deeply in love. Aa my twrenls would not allow’ me to have H-ompeny, 1 had t^ go out ou ’ tho it/. Jn the -evening 1 1 usually went to cliun'ti or die show, and fie would u<< eouipiiny me on the way home. Ono ulglit u* we came up on tho porch and he turned to say good night, my fu flier opened tha door aml stepped out, ! looked up at Ids Milling eyes i dud IJs stern face, mol then turned to look for my lovar, but he was out ot-slubi nhit nevof spatn have 1 seeb P H O N E : : 7 (5 ■ iG S Milton W riting Lycliin*. r.yctdus cmne to Milton's limitflnu- 1 . The New Grocery MeClILLER’S OLD STAND . �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER *2i , ‘ 192$ ■Cn o w i t t PAGE SEVEN orn ton F isn er T h a t m an d o e s n ’ t s to p ror o rca tn C & ffc A iA r ijS r tJ A iO l GlH M £/\ / WHftTSPtT I PONT A bSW E ft'. TOMMN (*O V - TRNt XT -------7 KC,(\\\Zi\ ----------J . He l l o , sw e e t y , jV E ^ O S r b e e p SW OPf t O G S O J - TH A T WOHP*^ H E V E fc . G o E s D C N T A N S W E ftT ^ N A N N W H E P .G LOVTHOOT" A S K U 'i* VA MAf<8(= THEX O O ir ANSWER (SVUSe WOBOCN'S .\ . .l them -IW CV vall H ill l answer A M ^ .I P P L N v— el w S O U R I N G ’E H fetEAO U jM e - /B o r m m w i p e O'GOINB t o S L E E P I h e - d o P T tell m s . ~1 THAT t^ O B oD V A N S W E R S v — -— j h y w iF E ^ -5 — > lb *7\.DSOPPE^r . GlH M E THE MANAi&ERl V ;----------------------- — -------------- ^ It V ] , 1-. U M*f muW* HIT W ANTED AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton can find the s e n e of every lire Uuxlneax H id Id Sanford Id thla Column •ich day. Phone 498 Phone 498 : : CLASSIFIED : ads •: FOR SALE 1— Ford Light Truck, .1922 ' Starter ........ J....... _______ $335.00 1— Ford Touring, Old Style .... 95.00 1— Ford Sedan, hitarter, 1922 375,00 m 1; M 1— Ford Worm Truck, 1923 .... 445.00 ** Clnsalfled Ada lc a word. No ftl 1— Ford Runabout, 1922, Start* h i Ad taken for lean than 25c. W e r ------ 1___________ 335.00 ^ And positively no Clautfled 1— Dodge Coupe, 1923, Nearly M Ada charged to anyone. Caah M New ...... 995.00 hn muat accompany ill orders. ftl 1— Dodge Roadster, 1922, Euipf t Count the words and remit f t ped With $100 Extras ....... 595.00 f t icordlngly. *x 1— 1923 Dodge Touring, almost n h i i i M i n i i e n i a New .......... 785.00 2— 1922 Dodge Touring, Extra Good ...;.....................................575.00 FOR SALE 2— 1921 Dodge Touring, Real FARMERS— You can get aaad bad Good ...... . ........ ...... ........... . 550.00 fratnri and irrigation plugs at the 1— 1923 Overland Sedan ....... 595.00 Sanford Novelty Wntkx. 100-tfc 1— 1923 Ford Sedan ............... 485.00 FOR SALE— Uoaicr and (Jays' paints I-r-1022 Buick Six, Fine ............ 850.00 and varnishes at Sanford Novelty 1— 1919 lluick Six, S-I'ano. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc Touring 395.00 FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for 2— 1919 Buick Six, 7-I’n*H. Retting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. Touring __ _ 495.00 Ellsworth, Deardall Avenue. San* 1— 1917 Buick Six, 5-Bobo. ford. - * 83-tfp Touring ..... .. 395.00 1— 1918 Buick Six , 2-i’ aHx. FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for Roadster ........... ;.............. 295.00 fall planting, either 111Iks or R oro No. 4.— F. F. Dutton & Co. llfr t fc 1— 1923 lliljiniotiilc Touring .... 850.00 1— 1921 Willyu-Ktilght, TourFOR SALE— Second hand loose leaf ing ................................. 750.00 binders good us new, posts nnd in* 1— 1921 Nash-Six Touring New dices. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash Tire*, Paint Real G o o d ....... 750.00 on delivery. Herald office. 131-Otp 1— 1 /j to 2 Ton, 1922 Graham FOR SALK—Second hand letter files Dodge Truck ........ 950.00 in good shnpo but have been used. 3— 1919 Dodge Touring, Good.. 395.00 Good for ordinnry filing. Have in­ 1— 1919 Dodge Vt Ton Truck .. 395.00 dices. Twonty-fivo cents apiece for Above Prices Include Credit Chnrgc*. luick Kales- Herald Printing Com10 I'errent <Mf For All Caoh pany. 131-Gtp Mo.il' of the above car* are left with FOR SALE—817 West First street. uh to be Hold and applied on pur­ Bargain in price nnd terms. A d­ chase of new Dodge earn. dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fla. We are confident these car* are the 137-2Gtc .best ever offered at price* nuked, con dilion eonsldered. FOR SALK— 7 passenger 8 cylinder Ter mi. to those who can establish their "Peerless” touring cnr. Goad us credit with u*. new: All cord tires. Sell less than half cost. Will take smaller car in SANFORD MOTOR CO. (Dodge llealem) port payment or trade for real estate. , 9-21.w2l-d-5t — Chus. Tyler, care Znchary-Tyler Ve­ Phone No. 3. neer Co. 141-tfc FOR SALK— Maxwell touring cnr in fine condition. See F, C. Wclqh nt STRAWBERRY PLANTS FUR SA l.h — Either pulled rendy for delivery, Highway Garage, after 0 p. m., corner 150-ltp or in the field. Phono EHsworth Sanford nnd 2nd street. (3303),or Dutton (533) for prices. 142-tfc FOUND QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trunks and Baggage Transferred Anywhere Any Time ' ft SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTItACTOR, and BUILDER 117 Commercial Street—Sanford. Fla. S. 0. Shinholser Contractor and Builder IANFOKI) -t- -u FLORIDA A. P. Connelly K .fa b H s h r * Sona lBOfl • Heal Folate, I.oana nnd Insurance Phone (H 10|.8 Magnolia Are. STEWART the Florist Flo* era for all occasions Member* llurisls Telegraph Delivery Ass'n. HI Myrtle Are.-------------I'hone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding Phone 62--------- Sanford. Florida HAVE A BARGAIN for sale in large Jackson’s Transfer “ Reliable Service” We Haul Anything, Anywhere, Anytime. Phone 475 — 123 W. 1st. St. SANFORD, F L A . PURELY : PROFESSIONAL : ‘V Carda of Sanford's Reput- f t able Professional Msn, each tft •f whom, In hia chosen pro- Ift fession the Herald recom- ftl Beads to the people. M Ift h f t B m m m r n m s i George A. DeCottes Attorn qy-at-Law . " * r SemlnoU County Bank •an foh d ... ... FLORIDA pRED R. WILSON , a t t o r n e y - a t -l a w National Bank Building AhFORD mtm ^ FLORIDA e lt o n j . m o u g h t o n p . . ARCHITECT fiAvJff,1 NaUoIul B*nk Building f . * NP°K P FLORIDA FOUND—On side walk near Iloumllrooming or boarding house for tho lut & Andersons, n Ford key. Own­ party who can put up cash or sub­ er cun have same by identifying.and stantial amount of cash. A. P. Con­ paying for this ad 144-tfc nelly & Sons. 148-tfc FGll SALK—Camp located south end T " FO R H U N T o f French Avenue near R. R. Becks. FOR RKNT—One furnished room Tho best equipped camp in Sanford. with connecting bath. ■ Prefer tvfo Am leaving city. Will sell cheap. F. young-men.—214 E. Second SL M, Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L. Bhops. 121-tfc 145-Gtp FOR RKNT— Furnished apartment, k 6 r SALE—For $50.00 cash Apex bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel Electric Cleaner: cost $57,00. Used Avenue. 123-tfc six weeks. Phone 2G03. Sept. 10th, kOIt 11KNT—Two room light housc*23. 145-Gtp kceping apartment, 719 Oak Ave­ FURNITURE FOR SALE nue. 130-tfc — Half Price— FOR" R E N T ^4“ 3csifablo rooms, fuF2 Dresser*. nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 2 Wash Stands. West Third street. 130-tfc 1 Gaa Store (5 burners and over) LARGKconvenient unfurnished house­ 2 Rockers. keeping rooms, Rent reasonable. 4 Dining Chairs. 206 Oak Ave. 146-20-tp 2 Tablos. FOR RKNT— Eight room house. 200 2 Beds Complete (spring, mattress E. 3rd St. Inquire Sanford Furniture etc.) Co. . ■ ~ ________________147 tfc 1 Refrigerator. FOR RENT—5-room house. See W. 5 Shades. 148-4tp The abovA furniture is not new E. Bette. 'V but real good and can be bought cheap. FOR RENT— Front bed room. Good location, well ventilated. 200 E. Each piece separate or whole lot. 149 2tp Moving into smaller house reason Third St. - , . for selling. >. FOR RENT — Upstairs apartmeqt 1011 Oak Ave. Phone ?M -I. three rooms and bath. Private en­ 148 fitc. trance, unfurnished, handy for rail­ h'OR S A L E -F o r $1,100.00 c a s h n i t road man. See E. S, Hockey Vulcanlt150-tjfc 5 Block 0, Tier 7, Sanford, wRh un­ ing-Shop, Wight Oarage. completed bouse. A bargain., A. P. FOR RENT— Furnished apartment. Connelly A Sons. 146-tfc All modem conveniences, 417 West Second. 150-3tp tre e Kxsmloed ICHELLE M AlNES LAWYER —Court House w . J. THIGPEN Real Estate UF^ .Glseeee De^gaed Henry McLaulin, Jr., O p t D. LOST’ LOST—Oh Wekiva road, 1 tire and rim, 33x4 Kelly-SpringflelA Re­ turn to 123 West First SL, and re­ ceive reward. 160-3tp Optldaa-Optomecrist (If Cast First Rtrwet fUnfetdl Fla. LOST— A red sample case filled with Automobile Body Build­ ing and Repairing Comer of Park Ave. and Second St. S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A ^ pen's caps. Liberal reward. Re­ turn to Sanford Herald., 160-2tp --------- r----- 1---- .--r-f ■= ■ DaLf Herald on sale at Joe's Smoka Mobleys Drug Store and [ iSki. ■A3 WANTED—To exchange 5-pnascngcf touring car, looks and runs like new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or light truck.— Ray.Brothers, phone 518, Sanford. 118-tfc A l s o : N otice Is h ereby g iven that IV 8. Urawdy. pu rc h a ser o f Tax ("eftlflratn N°. 2101. dated th o 6ltl d a y i*f June. A. IV I HIU*. has filed said rertlfl cate In m>- o f f ic e , nnd hits made a p ­ plication f o r Tux Deed to Insuu In u crnrduncn with luw. T h o snlil certltleato omhrnee* the f o l l o w i n g described property situated In Homlnoln County. Florida, t o - w i t : NVi o f NEV; of N W U o f 8 E U , Mec. S3, Twp. St 8., It. 31 K. 0 Acres. T h e said land be in g a s s e s s ­ ed at tIn, d a le o f the Issuance o f such c e rt ific a te In th e namu o f II. T. Hi. WANTED— Boys to Deliver The Sanford Dnily Herald. Bo/ b have (o put up five dollar Clnlr. A l s o ; Nntlco I* hereby trlveh that D, H. Urawdy, p u rch aser o f Tax CVrbond before taking }nli. For tllluate No. IIBI, dated the G llc d a y o f further particulars see circula­ June, A. U. IH94, tins flted said r ertlficatti In my o f f i c e , and has made a p ­ tion manager Hcrdid. plication f o r T a x Deed to Issue In a c ­ REPRESENTATIVE wanted for (Tale o f The NuBone Corset in Sanford nnd vicinity. Address, Mrs. T. A. Quinn, General Delivery, Sanford. 118-Otp week for lhcl The Herald delivered six times a Orlando is keeping up its amuse­ ment and entertainment facilities along with its .increasing population, a* is indicated by the proposed erect­ ion of another theatre, to cost $!<>,000 with Keating capacity for 00(1 peo­ ple. Recognition o f the fact that vinWurs want cnt«rta.\imcnt these days, nnd then giving them the pro­ per facilities helps to make a town or city popular; Daily Fashion Hint c orda n ce w ith Inw. Hald certific ate em b ra ces the follow in g described p r o p e rly situated In Memlnolu County , Florida, t o - w l t : BH o f N E 'i of N W U o f HKU, Hec. 23. T w p. 21 8.. U. 31 K. T h e said land be in g assessed nt the date o f the Issuance o f such cerlltlcutu In the name o f It. Lew ter. A l s o : N otice Is here!))* g iven that U. 8. Dratvdy. pu rc h a ser of Tax C e r ­ tiora te No. 3&3, dull d the 2nd day o f June, A. IV !!>I9. has Pled said c e r t i ­ ficate In tny o f f ic e , nnd has made nppllcatlop f o r Tax Deed to Issue In a c ­ c ord a n c e w it h law. Said certific ate em b ra ces ilio follow in g deacrlbed property situated In Sem in ole County. Florida, t o - w l t : N '4 o f H W *( o f N W U of NHU, 8n\ 23. Tw p. 21 8 . It. 31 • 1C. '■ Acres. T h e hi Id land being iisschnet| nt the da te of the Issuance o f such c e rtificate In the name o f Cnknnwti. ATso: Notice Is hereby g iven that IV 8. Urawdy, pu rchaser o f Tax C o r ­ ticate No. Min. dated tin- titli day o f j -Inly, A. I». ItiliS, Mas Pled sulil cerllllcate In my o f f ic e , iitul lias made t i p - 1 plication f o r T a x Uced to Issue In a c - ) vot-ilance w ith law. Hald certlllc alc | e m b ra ces the follow in g described porperty situated In Hemlnnle County, Florida, t o - w l t : N i l 1, o f NWU of S H U . Hec. 23. T w p. 21 8 . It. 21 F. In Acts*. The said laud being assessed it the dale of the Issuance o f sticb rortincn tc In the name o f Mary L a r ­ son. A l s o ; Notice Is h ereb y given that tl. 8. Urawdy. pu rchaser o f Tax C e f’ incate Nl>. 2,000. dated the Ctb day of Inly, A. IV IK97, lias tiled said c e r t if i­ cate In my o ffic e , and lias tmuTT* T tpr lillootlon f o r Tux liced to lasue. In. gileordance with law. Hald certificate property situ ated In Sem in ole County , F lo rid a . t o - w l t ; N W U of NWU of HKU nnd H>, o f N W U " f SF.U. See. 23. T w p . 21 8., Itnnge 31 K. Tito tuild land being assessed at the d a le o f the Issuance o f such c e r t if ic a te In the mime of U. 8. Urawdy. Cutes* said c ertificate* shall be r e ­ deem ed a c c o r d i n g to la w T a x Used* e m b ra ces the follow in g d es cribed will Issue th ereon on the 29th day tif September. A. IV 1923. W ITN E SS tny o f f ic ia l sign ature nnd scul tills Ilia 24th day o f A u g ust, A. IV 1923, (SE A L ) E. A. n ocriLAH H , Clerk Circuit Court, Sem in ole Cou n ly. Florida, fly : V. M. Dougla ss, IV C. S-21-31 - 9 - 7 - l4-21-2H-filc A3AH TIRES TEADING m otor car m anufacturers use them as original equipment, Die/ arc also the choice of thousands o f prominent car dealers. A J A X CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON Frank Akers Tire Company ttiKl 144 Bl iTH4ll mi |* ” * *#« 4*MI •••♦4*4 SAN FO Itl), FLORIDA Modern Service Station Service ForM otorists i , a■ »t i• j/MMtm, r © ' FiffayiAV*. ittv isv / »740 The Standard Oil Com pany operates the following m od em service stations at IN SANDALWOOD RATINE Smart and simple is the Vula.th.it Tans follows with unvarying loyalty, givingt it particularly ddi^ntful ex­ pression in frocks for daytime wear. Diis model in sandalwood rat ini is made with separate blouse nnd skirt. The blouse doses at the left side o( the inserted vcstcc o( self-material, the back extending over the shoulders and being joined to the fronts in yoke effect. Turn-back cuffs finish the short sleeves. Medium size requires 5 yards 36-inch material. ... Pictorial Review Blouse No. 1517. Sites, 34 to 52 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Skirt No. 8760. Sites, 24 to 40 inches waist. Price, 30 cents. t SANFORD, FLORIDA 1st and Elm Streets 4 In charge of .Messrs. H. B. Purdon and L. J. Swindle N n itre nr A ttp llra tln n f » r T a x llr r il l a d r r S r r lltm OTS o f lh a ( i r a r r a l ■ l a l a l r a o f I k , S t a ir o f P la riam . N utlra la haraby u lv rn that L). 8 D ra w d y , p u rch a srr o f T a x Cartlltcxti, N o. 400. dated (b e (t il d a y 'o f Juno. A. D. l i l t , baa flirt) aald c e r tific a te In m y o ffic e , and h a i m ad# a p p lica tion f o r T a x Deed to issue in acdbrdnnre w ith law . Bald c e r t ific a te omhracita th e fa llo w in g described p rop erty s i t ­ uated In K om lnola C ou n ty, W o r ld s , tnw lt : 8W 14 o f N E K . Hoc. » . T * p . t l a . IL SI K. 40 Acrea. T h e ' said land b r in g assessed nt the d a te o f th e Is­ su a n ce o f curb cerllR ca tp In UlS nam e o f TInknwn. A ls o ; N otice la hereby g iv e n that I), a U raw dy. pu rch a ser o f T a s C er­ t io r a t e . No. 4ST. dated the 3rB day of June. k . II. lOllt, h as filed aald certl* fleate In m y o ffic e , and h as m ade ap> p lica tion fu r .Tax Deed t o Ixaus In a c ­ c o rd a n c e w ith la w . Bald certifica te em b ra ces the fo llo w in g d escrib ed p ro p e rty situ ated In Beiprnola C ou n ty. F lo rid a , to - w i t ; U cg. NK. Cor. o f N E K o t N W U . Sec. JJ. T w o . 11 8 It. It O. tiun \V. 100 y d s . K. 110 y d s . K. no y d s . N. l i t yds. U A cres. T h e euld land b e lo g aesessed a t th e date o f . the Issuance o f e u c h 'c e r t ific a t e In the nam e o f J. C. P atterson . A ls o : N o tice Is h e re b y g iv e n that n . H. l)r a w d y .' n s i e h m e a l T . . C or. tifleatu No. U 74. dated rFtprnrt day o f June. A. D. U K , hWs f l l s o s a l d cert I* flcata in . my, o ffic e , an d baa m ade s p - . p lica tion fo r T a x Deed to Ixxue In a c -' cu rd an re w ith law . H*ld certlllca tr r o ■ilo i iw -------em b ra ces the in g d.escribed.. . property situated In Byrntnole County, Florida.- to-w it. ■R H e f M i e l N W U o f N K U . gec. t l , Twp. 11 S . IL « l fc 1* Acrea The said land being aesrasgf a t the date o f the Issuance of such '■*’ -* * • la the _ name of l>. s. These gentlemen will personally ap­ preciate your patronage and do their best to serve you to your utmost satis­ faction. C G roWn a s o l in e Always Better POLARINE - W e are confident you will be pleased with Crow n Gasoline and Polarine Oil. A lso their free service in the w ay o f water, air and draining your crankcase. OIL & GREASES Best For Lubrication Better Stick T o T he Standard y n dar d 0 1l Com pany IN C O R P O R A T E D � 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, September 21, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 21, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1862e85d24384d669799e49d5699524f.pdf de0ba7960a03bbc6945ad626a37fab55 PDF Text Text IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E W ORLD’S G REA TEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, .1923 VOLUME IV, NUM BER 149 Spain’s Dictator Editors 1 o State U rge Iriimedia Session* o t Legislature Offifcial Intrepretation is Made of A r ­ ticle 10. - Under Auspices of the Sanford Chamber of ' Commerce. A fter a General Confer ence With the Presi­ dent Representatives from every section of Seminole county were present at n meting held last night at tho offices of the Sanford Chamber of Com­ F o r Serious Situation merce, at which timo rccommcndaBut is'^afcpiR S tra p s I tions wero made for new road con­ Facin g Middle W est Course to;Secure the Will Investigate T reat­ struction in tho various sections of Forging Ahead of Both F arm ers. the county. Nomination'* • Baltimore and New ment of Convicts The meeting was held under the ( n r T h r Am ih I . I H P re s s )Orleans. auspices of the Good Roads Commit(■V tW ' *, rrr*«> WASHINGTON, Sept; 20.—Sena­ General Primo Rivera, who or­ In Mines (OMitlniwt on l’«(c Tbrrr) 0K L A O & V tor Borah of Idaho, one of the lead­ ganized and led the successful revolt ( H r T h r A .a n e l a ( r d P r r a s ) As a refulattk/.<5yjr. ^vernor ( H r T h e A e a e e la lr S P r r a a ) of the Spanish army, resulting in his CHICAGO, Sept. 20.— Migration ers in the progressive wing of the Waltcns ehnrgcs truftAAv Move­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept 20. appointment to tho head of tho i from tiic south Mas more than trebled Republican party, was a guest of ment to assemble the legislator)) — Solicitor Davis began sum­ Spanish government. the negro popultion of Chicago within President Coolidge nt dinner last In special session to investigate moning newspaper men who hnd the last 13 years, according to n news night nt the White House. After­ the executives conduct is in­ interviewed convicts nt the story in the Chicago Tribune today. wards (he executive nnd tho senator spired by the Ku Klux Klan, mines following a recent out­ Negroes who in 1010 numbered but had'a general conference with condi­ several members of the lower break. He said the warden at 44,000, in 1020 had Increased to 100,­ tions facing western wheat growers house and proponents of. the the 'mine nnd other officials 458 and it is now estimated thcro are as the principal theme of discussion. movement, today issued a state­ would be called. The solicitor between 136,000 and 150,000, giving Senntor llorah recently visited the POLICE ARREST TWO OF THE ADOPTED IN ment saying they would intro­ also called for newspaper ac­ RESOLUTIONS ALLEGED KIDNAPERS. this city a larger negro population whent states and had some views to JACKSON PARISH MADE duce a bill at the next session of counts of the mutiny nhd subse­ than cither Baltimore or New Or­ present ns to legislation designed to the legislature banning activities quent reports which had quoted PUBLIC. (n r T h r A a « o r la ( r d P r r a a ) leans. All this summer negro mi­ relieve the situation. . of the masked organization id convicts os saying tasks im­ NEW YORK, Sept. 20.—Firemen, grants have been streaming Into The meeting of President Coolidge (llr T h r A M iM -lalrA P r r » » ) this state. CINCINNATI, Sept. 20— Creation joined the police in a search through posed on them were impossible, BATON* ROUGE, I * ., Sept. 20.— Chicago. Most of them havo been nnd*Mr. Borah last night was their of a junion branch of the Independent west Central Park and the adjoining the food poor, and men were absorbed by the Industries, which arc first since Mr. Coolidge became chief TULSA, Okla., Sept. 20.—An ad- forced to work when ilL Gover­ Governor Parker todny made public Order of Odd -Follows, Open to boys fnshionnblc npartment district for now experiencing a shortage of com­ executive. Before returning to Wash­ .dicM "to the people of the United nor Brandon in n letter to the fho-Mnlankirof-resolutions adopted at 14 years old and upward, was one of six men who stabbed George Volland a mnss. meeting of tho citizens of ington Senator Borah declared his be­ . States," declaring that "tho supreme solicitor said he was entirely re­ tho matters to be taken up for con­ ns he sat on a park bench with his mon labor. lief thnt Mr. oColidgc was the logical issue* in Oklnhomn todny is consitu- sponsible for the whippings and Jackson Parish and forwarded to sideration at Wednesday’s business sweetheart, covered his bleeding form man for the Republican presidential tional government or despotism," was that •floggings the leaders v of him charging that n super-govern­ session of tho annual convention of with newspapers and dragged the ment had been established in Jnckson { nomination next year and called upi*»de public last night |»y n group of the iputiny was essential to the Odd Fellows,Rcbeknhs nnd affiliated struggling girl away. The couple on the public to give him a chance Oklahoma daily newspaper publishers welfare of the other prisoners. Parish. This government disputed organizations. The juvenile branch the judiciary machinery of the courts would have for its objective tho was attacked shortly after midnight. fallowing an all-day meeting called by to make good.” (Continued on Pag« 81 *1 in such a way ns to punish innocent elevation of the niornl standard of Two hours Inter the youth regained t local editor with a view of "placing President Coolidge nnd hin advis­ persons while guilty ones go free and the youth of the land by inculcating consciousness and staggered to a fire the true situation before the country." ers will bo energetically occupied for that practically disenfranchises all them with the universal brotherhood box and turned in un alarm. Ho may Publishers of several of the larg­ tho next ten days in seeking a solu­ die. In the ensuing genrch two mon voters who arc not in sympathy with principles of Odd Fellowship. est dailies in tho state signed the tion of the situation confronting agri­ were routed from n clump of bushes the Ku Klux Klan, the resolution said. itatement. culture in the west, the senator said By authorizing the creation of such and tho girl was found nearby In a after his conference with the presi­ an cuxiiiary of the sovereign grand dnzed condition “Governor Walton, by his own These two men Snrasota—Rcmodcling of Snrasota lodge and n code of laws governing ita were arrested after a long chase dn dent. sets, has attempted to nullify theater upder way. operation have been drafted by special which they jumped from n twentyrights guaranteed under our conSenntor Borah nnid (ho question of Three Policemen are In committees, named at tho last grind ititution, nnd to half the lawful pro­ calling an extra session of congress foot cliff. lodge convention. jured During Riot mises of reparation government," the to deni with tho situation was dU’ The nfternon program was featur­ publishers declared. cussed, but added that he was en­ In D etro it ed by the annual puradc, in which tirely In agreement with tho presi­ A second declaration addressed forty thousand members of the re­ "to members of the legislature" said: Commanding ( H r T h e A a s s e la l e S „ dent thnt "we ought to undertake to Officer • » *• spective branches of the order DETROIT, Sept. 20.—A riot call determine upon a remedy and define “the editors of Oklahoma urge that Tellp Story to Naval* was sent by police last night when a a program before an extra session is the legislature m&ct immediately/' mob estimated at 5,000 persons a t­ called.” C ou rt Referring to recent events in con­ tempted to gain cntranco to tho home " I f wo cannot find a remedy before CHARGES STA TE ATTEMPTED TO nection with the declaration of stateof John Lorncc to view the hotly of such n session,” Hhe senator said, "wo (H y T h p A » » *c li» tfO P r e s s ) TA M rER WITH WIT­ aide raaitial law which wero termed his 13 year old daughter, Gladys who probably could not find one after­ SAN DIEGO, Calif., Sept. 20.— N ESSES. Icslnnres indicative of Governor WalTALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 20.— tho father alleges, died from Ill-treat­ that they were words." lon's “despotic conception of his ex­ Absolute cortainty Nineteen conditional pardons, three ment at the hands of police after her right and a radio compass station oij ( H r T h e A m h Ij I M N w t ) Senator Borah told the president ho ecutive powers,” the public address paroles, and restoration of cltlicnshlp arrest September 11, on a charge of WHITE PLAINS, N. Sep t 20.— regarded tho whole agricultural; sit* Mid "these nets create an intolerable Point Avgucilo wrong, led navigators in two cases out of a list of approxi­ larceny, Three patrolmen were slight­ Tho charge of tampering with witnes­ uation west of the Mississippi as Mtlsituation in Oklahoma—one which the of Dostroyor Squadron 11 to plot a mately 200 applications for clcmoncy ly Injured by tho crowd who fought ses was mado yesterday by attorneys ous as any within hla recollection or people cannot endure which tho press change of course that hurled seven constituted the favorable decisions by tho officers attempting to maintain ships on thd rocks off Point Honda for thp defense In tho trial of Walter cennot condone." the state pardon board at ita semi-an­ and cost the lives of 23 enlisted men, S. Ward, wealthy baker’s son, charged order. “The nowspapprs of the state up­ nual meeting here last week, it was The girl was arrested on com­ a npvol court.of inquiry was told here with the murder of Clarence Peters, hold rigid lUlhereuce tp all. thp law* made known yesterday In a statement plaint of John F. Anderaon. The day after a witness for the prosecution yesterday by JL lou t. Laurence F. »«d they arc united in demanding • after her arrest sha was taken ta a Blodgett, navigation officer of tho told of a conference with a represen­ HEROIC CHICAGO POLICEMAN from the executive offices. that constitutional rights of assembly, "Ths number of pardons granted tative of the attorney general. hospital. She died Saturday. Before SAVES TWELVE LIVES. squadron's flagship Dciphy. ficc press, civil courts, grand juries would seem to be rather small,” the her doath, according to tho father, Defense couhscl Campbell made the The frank admission that -"little »nd j ury tri*l-by-law- be preserved in* 'statement said when there ia con­ she told him sh'c hsd been abused by charge after Ralph Collins, former ( H r T k f A a a w la ( r d P r r a a ) weight was attached" to the. radio violate," tho'- statement concluded. CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—Running up sidered the great number of cases pre­ the police, put Into Ice water three state trooper, testified he had lunch signals from Argucllo furnished the a blazing jtlrca se and battering down sented semi-annually and the fact that times and that attemps were made to A third satemen^ addressed to the chief sensation of tho hearing yes­ the locked door of a flat in which meetings are not held except twice editors. pledged icgal assistance to put her in an electric chr.ir to mako terday and.ended in the interruption eight children, two women and two a year.** “those editocs- wh» may have censorbar confess tho robbery. The father of the witnesses' account by Admiral "The policy of the present adminlamen were trapped by flames, PoliceMf. V. Pratt, presiding member of man Elbridgc H. Curran kinglehand- tiatlon," the statement continued, tho courtj long enough to name him beforo “has been to extend clemency only in ed saved tho tHe thirteenth .defendant in tho case. routing the other tenahta and giving those cases where ths length of ser­ CROSS CITY BANK Lieut. Blodgett was the first new the alarm. Four times ho fough his vice, physical condition and good re­ WILL OPEN TODAY '•■v in special session as Boon as way through flames before rescuing cord with possible reformation of the possible “tq ..ascertain the truth ot defendant tp be named in connection the threatened tenant*. prisoner seem to warrant special ac­ TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Espt. 2 0 .~ falsity" of, charges "made frequently with the disaster under investigations Curran received numeroui burns tion.” since Monday wheft I I naval officers . . The state comptroller late yesterday ta the P“ t few. month# that the chief and cuts on arms and hands. Fourteen white persona, one a wo­ issued -a certificate ot authority to szerutive o( jkg st*tf jhaa been were cited in.the precept of thqxqurt man, and. ten negroes were granted An upidentjfied man sitting directly tho Dixie County State Bank of Cross P1 *y °I specific violations of the' of - inquiry as “interested parties in clcmoncy. Their names follow: ■ lisck of Mrs. Ward, wife of the de­ City, authorising its opening today. ** and constitution of the state." BY- FALL PROM TRUCK White—John Collene, Edward Wil­ fendant, was ordered from the court The bank will have a capitalisation All three statements were signed ____ __ *• liam L Marshall and1 : ! . J . Coleman, room at the afternoon session by Jus­ toe same rqeu. • of 920,000. „ 1 . MACON, Ga., Sept. 20.—MUs Min­ citizenship restored; S. P .Schlak Barbara chanppl, plotting with rule tice Wagner, who did not explain hla M. lx Flelshel la president of the The meeting. was called by yietor nie Mae Davis, 21, daughter of Mr. and David Doaweil, paroled; Ludlam, ‘ ‘and dividers the Delphyrs course as action. institution, and OUlo Wlllisma It* JJ»roctt, managing editor ol The Tulsa and Mrs. F . M. Davis, was killed yes­ Grover C. Hardee, Joe Hale Addfn laid out by. himself *nd the, command­ cashier, •* * TnUlne, after c x *a d i» J CONDON, Ore., Sept. 20.—Rev. G. terday whan.she fell from a moving Anderson, C. L. Gardner, William ing officer. Lieutenant Commander A, Chaney, a fornler pastor of a delivery truck to the pavement near Moore, Frank Saunders, L. It. Dukes, Donald T, Hunter. church hem, L. E. Fry and Floyd her home; six milts from hers. Her and Natalie 8attl*r, conditionally . fleers conducting the inquiry, eagerly Dunlop haifls'been held to the grand skull was crushed. ' Coroner’s Jury pardoned. ’ Negroes conditionally pardoned scanning the chart as the witness in­ jujry charged with conspiracy to kid* wero: Claude Alaabrook, Georgs Johbdicated the course of the squadron, nap on,1' complaint of . Frank ' Smith; ponement of the funeral only I son, Walter Kennedy, L eri; Knox, dcjlrious just before her deal the point where he thought the Bel- who . alleges the accused men a rt Hundreds of neighbors, friends and tp heighten the excitement I Sit Petersburg—Contract 1st for MatteUa Met*. Freddie McCrae, Sid phy v i i at 0 o’clock on the night, of: members of Ku Klux Kiwi and de* many morbidly, curious viewed tha foreigners and others in the ■ (hipped him as construction of bridge over Booker WIU Rollins, Joe WUmopte, Sylvester September 8, nnd the point where she dares that tbky where tho family lived. Warren, and Howard Lewis. creek to coat $10,288. * klansmen. .> ‘ actually was at that time. (llr T h e A » » « w U (rd P r e e n ) GENEVA, Sept. 20.—"Hands off” the reparations prohlem, for the mo­ ment at least, was the decision reach­ ed yesterday by one of the main commissions of the League of Nations. This docision, it is believed, will a f­ fect the entire attitude of tho league nssonibly on this problem. It was not reached without sonic murmurs. (Continued on Page 0) �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEftffiE|UL9r F LEGISLA TU RE OF f t r A A , if I f " Society Bdltbi MRS. F R b D DAIOKR .................... ... Phone 217-W , If you have any friend* visiting you—if you aro going anywhoro or corn* tng home, or if you are entertaining, writo a postal card to this deportment, giving details, or telephone tho item. It will bo greatly appreciated. . Father Ilcnncssy onmostly urges egeh member to be present. ”• ‘ Intraday— MM- Joseph J f Dickinson will entertain at luncheon at her home-on Magnolia avenue at ono o’clock. *’ * TIME. Time is t|te space allotted to the clay, ' Wherein it moves, strives and seeks its goal; A gift to flesh to use, but not conMan shapes it into hours for toll and ^ play. Some for his drenmn and some to „ alfcep away, . Some for his purse, and some to feed his soul, But-only God is master of tho ». , Whole; • .When shall his last hour come, no .* man can say. Time may be reckoned by the pa­ * • ’ tient Clock, Or measured by the calendar by years. And some may count it by their gar­ * nored stock And pthers by their pleasures or . . . tholr tears, But howsoc’or 'tis measured, no man knows Where waits the final hour toward which he goes. — EDGAR A. GUEST. Miss Snrita Lake is visiting in Marjanna as the guest of Miss Eloiso Smith. Miss Maud Lnkp leaves Saturday for StfUhton, Va., whoro she will re­ sume her studies at Stuart Hall. Miss Betty Dougheijly of the guests of Mildred llolly -homes. ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING. * Tho opening meeting of tho Cathr <>Ue latiica Altar Society w a s held in th f. parish hnll at three o'clock on Monday afternoon, and after tho long rpat of the summer months it was qttpndcd by far too fqw of its mem­ bers. With the coming of cooler wpaiher an urgent request it matjg that moro of its members attend the meetings which will be announced in thq,Herald and from tho pulpit , BIRTHDAY PARTY. One o f the most enjoynbie of the children’s parties given recently w a s thnt of yesterday afternoon when lit­ tle Miss Versa Rivers invited a num­ ber of her young friends to help her celebrate her sixth birthday anni­ versary. Green and pink, the colors used for this affnlr, were carried out in every detail. The rooms' were decorated with vases of cut flowers and ferns, while the refreshment tnblo was cen­ tered with the birthday enke iced In white nnd topped with six tiny pink candles. * Games of all kinds were played during the afternoon, nnd pinning on the donkey’s tail proved a delightful feature. The prizes for this, werfc won by Albert Rivers and Mary Alice Shipp. __. * Late in the ofternoon refreshments of ico cream and cake were served by Mrs. Rivers assisted by her mother, Mrs. Woodcock, and sister, Mrs. Madge Rlgricy. The children wore given favors of wntches nnd horse­ shoe candies. . . About forty children enjoyed this happy event. ‘ Anderson , nnd Ruth Orlando who hnye been Misses Maud Ijikc nnd have returned to their Mrs., \y. D. Gardiner has ns her guests her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. .Crosf, and. pousins, Mr., and Mrs. C. E. Vnilcntino - of Carrollton, III., And Mrs. V. C.‘ Somers of Bekeley, W. Vs. Inr Tfcp A a .o r l n l r t l T f n . ) exists in , Oklahoma under martial Jaw despite Governor J , Q. Walton’s order suspending tho right is legal question Involved. * Arc military authorities Amendable to civil courts during a period-of "in­ surrection and rebellion" such as now exists throughout Oklahoma by rea­ son of Governor Walton’s proclama­ tion, will be tho question precipitated by n failure of the militia officers .to serve or obey the court summons. The towns folk nro' all mixed up but business is as usual; and aside from the half doxen guardsmen on duty on tho Merzamino floor of the city’s leading hotel and two scoro of tholr comrades quartered in an out­ lying armory, there is no evidence of tho furore which grips tho state. The three military prisoners order­ ed to be brought before Judge Hunt nro Ben and Grover Sikes and Earl Saek, nil of Broken Arrow, who arc under scntenco of two years each for confessed Implication in the flogging of Ben Waggoner, farmer, several weeks ago. t Application for writs of habcaus corpus were filed Saturday by counsel for wives of tho prisoners; the men are being held by tho military board of inquiry under suspended sentence as possible witnesses in the further investigation of numberous recent whippings charged by Governor Wal­ ton to tho Ku Klux Kian. The wives seek the surrender of their husbands to tho civil authorities contending that Tulsa county convictions for Waggoner county offenses nro illegal. Continuation of the local military inquiry under the direction of Judge Advocate Captain J . C. Looney, as­ surance from a spokesman of the ab­ sent adjutant general that no further troop movements were planned and tho direct suggestion of Cnptoln Loo­ ney, who is also a member of the state senate, that the federal govern­ ment might be called upon “to insure n republican form of government in Oklahoma ns guaranteed by the con­ stitution of the United States, were thQ principal developments in the military phaso here yestordny. Reports of "cncournging progress" from various sections of the state- to opponents of the governor who seek to convene n special session of tho legislature to consider impeachment proceedings and the public denuncia­ tion of tho chief executive for his re­ fusal to permit tho session were the only developments In the political nrenn. - - “ •WASHINGTON, Sept. ID.—The British reply to Secretary,- Hughes’ proposal for reciprocal agreement as to shipping llqour nnd liquor smug­ gling was received nt the State De­ partment today and is described by the well known visitors in officinls nn in general not sympathet­ his week arc Mr. nnd Mrs. ic to the proprosals. The British olnar and family of Fern- government plans, however, „to pre­ rhe latter Wing the dsugh- sent: the question.to the British imter of Mr. and Mrs. G I,. Takach. Itcrial poqfcrcncc which meets itl Several, delightful card parties have London next month. The State De­ been glrbn (o r, M rq,. Moluar during partment officials view the British her vi^it^ making her stay a very communication ns^ leaving open the possibility of negotiating n doublepleasant one socially. barreled treaty to curb rum running CATHOTIC WO E ft’S LEAGUE ajid also to facilitate legitimate Ijqugr shipments in foreign bottoms. OF SANFORD MEETING. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 10.— Last Monday evening the first fall No attempt is made, however, to dis­ Removal of restrictions on the inter­ meeting, of the Catholic Women’s guise Britain’s general disapproval of state shipment of certain farm pro­ League Was held in the Parish Hall the plan. ducts from places under quarantine on o - L p venue. Rev^ Father ifenon account of the Japanese beetle has The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. \ Wen decided upon by the federal ag­ nessy addressed the ladies present and stressed thq importance of their Manning was brightened yesterday ricultural authorities, effective Sophearty ^O-operation in order to make by,,tile arrival of an 8-pound daugh­ temWr 10, according to information the work of the league this season all ter, who hns Wen named Snlonu Lu- received. that it should be. cilc. Mother nnd baby arc doing as Tho products to be permitted unre­ Severs^ items of great importance nicely ns could he wished. stricted movement, it is stated, nrc are to Cf^ne up s t the noxt meeting green, sweet or sour corn; cabbage, each member to be present. The Herald for first class Job work lettuce, and grapes; nnd unthreshed grains, straw, and forage crops. The active period of the Japanese beetle has ceased for this season, nnd the department decided thut it would be safo to remove tho restrictions on these articles imposed by the federal punrantino for preventing the sprond COOLpST SPOT IN SANFORD of this insect. -Shows Starting nt 7:30 and 9:15 P. M TODAY ILY NIGHT. All families admitted for two puid adult •• • tickets. Goldtfin Presents Hugo Halim's Production of Hy Thackeray, with Mabel Hallin as Becky Sharp, supported . by Hobart Hosworth us Lord Steyne Thaekery’s famous characters live up on the screen in Bal. . Iln’s "Vanity Fair.” Pat>)« Comedy—"T H B OLD SEA DOG" .* iii THURSDAY y, ' IH r Tfce A M M la ln l P » fM ) •; this district to proceed with prosecu­ tions.” I’lggly-WigRly hns reduced granu­ lated sugar to pro-^BT prices for Thursday momin. -The price on that day will be but Gc a pound. Evercy day and In every way prices are get­ ting. lower and yower—and -Herald readers are fretting the benefit of the diop. Let the good Work go on, and show your appreciation by partonicing tho merchants .who a r c .fu s in g the reduction from former high prices. ip e ria l M ^ t o ^ P l e t u r e s FELTTIRED,SOTIRED $t MfW* Youths’ tweed suits, size 34-35 and Two pair pants, a t per suit........... aH N e E PRICED ........... ................ _..l.....j6 and 15 Cents 3is . >22.50 . J, \ rilDfBtl1 _ Youths’ worsted suits, size 34-35 and 3)fS. 1'Twit pair pants, at per s u it_____ .... J127.50 rd me to did, sad ke this wonderful medicine. "1 suUned with dy back; a very w e* ellng In my limb*. "I tell hardly flMr to drag; lost Jacksonville— New $20,000 paroch­ ial ball to be erected b y ' Church of Assumption Opens with a big punch—lctlon all the way through— a mfehty thrill at the end. f a n Goldwyh Picture. FAMILY NIGHT your entire fanjify will be . admitted for one paid admispioji.t) . Boys’ serge suits, size 8 to 18. Two pair pants, at per s u it................................... do all my own work for all of US, and »d time to ptay, W# all prat* Card at. very tick and run-down woman should ■ IB npd 20 CeRtn . “Btfctfiffe I f e Gamtf’ Boys’ tweed suits 8 to 18. Two pair pants, ^ f e c i A L_ ma^t i n e & Mo n d a y , w ^ d n e s d a y / a n d " ' JfM T PRKIES Tom Moore in AND PRICES ARE; LOW WHEN QUALITY IS CONSIDERED wr 1 do not r 0 ait my work 1hart five eh FRIDAY ...................... .............i. COUNTRY STORE MONDAY ........ .. ........... AMATEUR NIGHT ’ .______^ ror Doys are nere ffaJhaermf lhaw w ra d d In u a m a K S ’r*W S «r«r love fqr two men— her sweetheart und tthor~and the evil forces that held her in sorrow and ipiness. t COMEDY — JAN E AND KATHERINE L E E in “A PAIR OF ACES. M Maximum Pa Minimum u t Seminole Fish and Poultry Market Richmond, lad.—"I thought I would write a tins or so, to u r that . I owe my good health and strengthto Cardul," a n a,letter from Mrs. Con Courtney, 3f Railroad Street, this rity,.. •'i waa alt run-down until my family SHIRLEY MASON IN “LOVE BOUND” -------T O N I G NEW YORK, Sept. ID .-N cw York went without Its leading newspapers for tho strlko of 2,500 web pressmen prevented publication of a mnjorlty of tljc city’s morning and evening dallies. TOMORROW CASE W ILL B E TRIED AT HUNT From midnight Inst night until this LVHTON, WEST Charlie Chaplin In evening the city’s millions, most avid VIRGINIA. newspaper readers of the world, vir­ “Tlte PlferHn” tually were cut off from news of their HUNTINGTON, W. Vn., Sept. ID— own and the rest of the world's doings. After a conference Into Tuesday with The Metropolis awoke to find its Federal Judge George W. McCIlntic, breakfast and-its ride to daily chores I n r T ie IsaoeUled I*reaa) United States District Attorney E l­ made dreary by the absence of morn­ CHICAGO, Sept. ID.— Wheat, Dee, liott Northcott announced that in­ ing papers. Limited pre-mldnlght edi­ dictments of newspapers for publish­ 102 to 1-1; May 107 1-2 to 3-4; corn, tions which wotcl run off before the ing pictures of tho Dcmpscy-FIrpo Dee. 07 3-1 to 7-8; oats', Dee. 3D 1-2. G. W. Lawton* Bracelet Watch Ex­ pressmen walked1 out, had been ex­ prize fight Would not bo sought nt port, 215 South Orange, Orlando, FIs, hausted by lato thentro crowds. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ID.—Octo­ this time. Whilo charging tho grand 4-24-tfi An early edition of the New York Jury Tuesday tho judge had asked ber 28.20; December 28.10. Evening Post run off by a hastily re­ that such nn indictment be returned The Dally Herald. 15e per week. cruited corps of pressmen was the agiinst a Huntington Daily. only one of the large afternoon pnpers Mr. Northcott in his statement, to appear before noon and when that however, wnrncd newspapers against had been exhausted, the news stands, further publication of such pictures, five years or more. I could not iltty usually landed with frequent editions declaring "it will be my duty under nt night nnd I whs always tired sftri of tho aftornoon dailies, were bare the ruling of tho presiding judge of coming home from work, and my bsrf J Aching, nnd hundreds of mucous voiced news ached,’’ writes John R. Gordon, Dsn* boys wore mute. burning l e d ? villa- in . ‘|I scctjrfd some FOLET ..Newspapers is nearby New Jersey KIDNfeY P lt L S and after h ft# cities, smaller local pupers not affect­ MENTHOLATUM treatments I felt better and could ed by the strike, nnd foreign newspap­ quickly relieves work with morq ease, became stfonjp ers hastened to take advantage of the or, and Could sleep bettor.” For qakk and a situation, rushing thousands of papers relief • from Backache, Rheunutk < refreshes. and scores of cmcigency news bulle­ pains, and Kidney and Bladder trouble tins that mot unprecedented nnlcs at use FOLEY KIDNEY FILLS. Sold premium prices. cvorywhedc.—adv. . Ono Boston newspaper sent copies of n special edition to the city by A CH EERFU L WELCOME AWAITS YOU airplane while a locnl Italian paper We Expect Oysters for tho first time in its history, put on sale an nll-English edition. Many news Every Other Day. stands presented the unusual picture of W E D ELIV ER news papers In half u dozen foreign languages and; none in English. This newspaper famine was relieved in the into afternoon when n composite newspaper representing jointly the 11 afternoon newspapers affected, ap­ peared on the streets. The unique publication which bore 317 E a st F irst Street the names of all the 12 newspapers in Phone 481-W. the usual typographical style used , .R U JW PfiA J* PXAJN. OPJEN.AJLL, XHC.YEAR*. by.each, was the.'w uU o f.a ronjfar.CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. cnce between HdWsp.iper owners nnd officials of tho International Union. It was decided that the papers would pool their resources of n six or eight page newspaper to contain whatever advertisements nnd news each of the dailies deemed it expedient to print. Across the top of the combined pap­ er were the words: “The combined New York Evening Newspapers." In a three column box nt the upper left side was n list of captions: The New I York Journal, The Evening Mail, New Y ork , Evening Tost, The Sun, The Evening Telegram, The Evening World, The Brooklyn Citizen, Brook­ lyn Daily Engle, Tho Standard Union, Brooklyn Daily News, New York Herald. The strike was called a few minutes after mid-night by web pressmen’s union, No. 2.r>, after the organization had concluded u four hour mcclng.J I i Puiui Lady Say* She Wat Run­ Down, Suffered With Her Back, Took Cardd, and Got Well FA IR jjiiifcdsk H e a d of Pressm an’s Union Characterizes ! Strike as Illegal: w! r*rtiW nmlm-Tio reffofts >to meet the htada o f the Mriklne local but would . . . . . rit. f f l ____ attempt to negotiate with offlccra of tho Ihtcma^lonal Printing Pressmen's and Assistant’s Union of North America. George L. Berry, of the Interna­ tional Union, characterized the ttclKo as illegal, without tho sanction of the International and in violation of the tri-partita agreement' to arbirate any differences which might rise between the International, local and publisher!. IT F b R LESS �KW ord Daily Herald m n bm R EC EN T HISTORY IS R E P E A T E d L ^ k E ^ E A T tN G rTSEfcF and seven dollars railroad fare, sleep* cr fare and several hours lost time. These wandering schedules were beginning to cause me to wonder In my mind, when I was rescued by. Con­ ductor Cason of Sunny Jim. "Ride with us Thursday morning," he said) “we will take you to Trilby and turn you over to a nice conductor with n nice train, which will take you over to Sanford by Ij30 p. m. Then you can come back to. Ijccsburg, and if there is no auto going to Ocala, and you arc too tired to walk,' you can ride Number Thirty-Eight Into the old town at 2:G3 a. m. and have three hours to sleep before getting up to do an honest day’s work." Wo took his advice and found it good/ And now what we want to know is: Sunny Jim is a nice little train and makes good time*. It runs three days ■It wastes time and the to Iuikpland and return. The other throe days it wasts time and the grease on Its wheels running up to Wilcox nnd back. The most of Us present business is between Trilby nnd Lakeland. Now, why can’t the A. C. L. send Sunny Jim on its pres­ ent three ofT days a week to Lake­ land via Leesburg nnd Trilby. It would connect at Leesburg with tho trains to Sanford and Astor, giving it ten times ns much business ns it now docs between Ocaln nnd Wilcox. It would nt least half bridge the gap between this part of the state nnd tho East Const. Why doesn’t our Chamber of Commerce take the rentier up with the Const Line 7— Ocala Star, The H erald P rin tin g Co. n . l h . i r t la C it y b y d a n b t T b « M s IB* l i I S - s i t i W e e k ly H e r •M e a tlre ly eavera Sem inole C ou nty 0 * 4 la y a b iU h e * e v e ry F r id a y . A d . r r ttotaw n t t H m ads h u m oa aanlle a llo a . H W y e t y e a r, a lw a y a la adraaee, M KKBBA TUB A S S O C IA T K fl PU K SO T he Aaaoclatad P ress Is •xcltmlvsl) entitled to tho use for republics!Ion ol all naws dispatches credited to tt nr not otherw ise credited In this paper and also the local news published herein. All r i g h t s Of re-publication of eneclai lls p e trh e e herein e r e elea reserved, nevieet n K n A M ) m ' l l . n L x n . P ha oe Ids TO A IIV R ItTIH B IIS i u^TeP^ooMOiTiONS In esse of errors or nntmlsslnn In other ndvcrtlaemenle The Herald Printing Cnmpnny does not held Itself llsble for dnmsttn furilier then the amount received Tor such ml. varUaetneiMs. *■ I s r s I or 5 Foreign A U rtrilsIn s h t p r t i m l a t l n { THKAMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION It will soon lie time to take down the screens nnd let the flics out of the house for the winter. The man who complains that his wife cannot (take n joke forgets that •he took him for holler or worse. We don’t really need n third party. Those who merely wish to waste their votes enn just stny away from the polls. The Pnnnnia Canal is earning ap­ proximately a half million dollars a month, or n fraction more thnn 3 per cent on the investment in Its con­ struction. .During the first fifteen days of August more than n million dollars in tolls was received. The poultry products of the coun­ try for the yenr 1023 will exceed thtf total value of the wheat crop by some 20 million dnllnrs, according to esti­ mates made by a leading poultry pub­ lication. This would seem to give the hens n good renson for cackling all right. INVESTIGATE FIRST, gting Republic on the south it is still more to our credit. Mexico hns been a seething cauldron of trouble for n good many yenrs, but more recently hns settled down nnd for once shows an honest, sincere desire to lift her­ self to the high plane of other civil­ ized nations. She can do this, nnd with her growing educational institu­ tions nnd natural resources she can, with the aid of the United States^ be­ come one of the grontest countries on the globe. , She can be worth n lot to herself nnd n lot to America. And tho general opinion in this country ap­ pears to be that she is entitled to Uncle Sams hand of friendship, which he has just extended by again officially recognizing her ns a friend­ ly nation. Recent failures of concerns In this A NEW STUDY country in which millions of dollars worth of stock had been sold again •demonstrates the need for coupon on I . ^Ss have no desirc^.to add to thq, "the part of ^prospective investors. already heavy hurdcniTcarricd by our Time heals all wounds, even financial school teachers, but we want to of­ ones, and the man who loses once fer n suggestion we believe worth Isn’t always apt to profit by his lea- while and that may go n long way to­ eon. So long as there are rainbows ward saving life nnd limb. That is and glib-tongued promoters there to have teachers in public schools de­ will be rainbow chasers. The tragedy vote n few minutes each day to teach­ is that It is nearly always the small ing "Safety First." Investor who gels hooked. It is tho Not long ago our government gave widow or the family man past middle out statistics showing that autos kill age who loses when a financial crash one person in the U. S. every 50 sec­ comes; they nre the ones who pay the onds of the day and night. Why not piper. Before you invest, investigate. have the scholars figure out on the Most hanks offer ndvirc without « blackboard how many that, moans cent of cost to you, nnd their advice each day, each week, each month and is gained through ninny years of ex­ each year? Then, for the next day’s perience with investments. A little Ipslon teach them the value of listen­ delay may prevent years of disnp,- ing carefully before starting across pointment nnd disillusionment. In­ n sticet, or while on a public road. vestigate before you Invest—nsk your Bring to their attention tho old adage banker friend for his udvicc. that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," and impress RECOGNIZING MEXICO, upon them its full meaning. The auto, it might be taught them, is not There are few persons, who do not the only danger to bo avoided in welcome the bright prospects of a modern civilzuton. There are dan­ lasting friendship with our near gers nil about them when they go neighbor, Mexico. Americans have in swimming, skilling, or when they recent years made a fine record of piny in the woods where poison vines carrying aid and comfort into every und herbs abound; dangers from part of the world and now that we wind nnd electrical storms. Tench have laid asido old animosities and them these dangers, and tench them extended a helping hand to the strug- the best way to avoid them. Invite them to suggest remedies they have learned from their parents, nnd en­ courage them to tell what they would do if surrounded by danger, or if in an accident. The number of fatal accidents is mounting so rapidly in this country that unless we arc careful wo will soon come to take accidental death as n matter of course, instead of realizing that almost every death due to accident could have been avoided if care had been practiced. We be­ lieve a lesson each school day, of n few minutes duration on "Safety F irst" would bo ns valuable ns any­ thing that could lie taught our boys and girls. agitation. And the question hns again come up in many stales as to just how far u man should be allowed to go in his demands for constitu­ tional changes. We don’t hear much of it out here but in the larger cities of this country there are thousands of men trying to create class hatred, and stirring up discontent. They fig­ ure that the more trouble they enn make the more people will he dissat­ isfied, and the better chance they will have for wild projects. There will man who hint dependents ought to re­ gard the drnwing of a will ns one of the most important nets of his entire life. AN tJNETERNAL TRIANGLE The trinngle I speak of is the one formed by the railroads, of which Ocaln is one point, Trilby another and Sanford the third, and I don’t call it tho eternal triangle Jiccnuse as soon ns state road number two from Gainesville to Leesburg is com­ plete, said trinngle will be busted. There is not much travel between Ocaln nnd Trilby, anil not much trav­ el between Ocala nnd Sanford. There is no trouble about going from Ocaln to Trilby— there are two trains each way a day. But there is a lot of trnvcl that wants to go from Ocala to the Fast Coast counties via San­ ford, nml if. these people don’t own cars they have to go.KCutHcaittln the evening via the Seaboard, lay over all night in Orlando, paying a rath­ er ultitudinous hotel bill, and go on the next morning. People with ears ly with the direct advertising <*nipnigns of Record Company clients. Going to more than 3,000 hand-pick­ ed Floridian*■and .lovers of Florida outside tho state (Sunshine hns wb«t wo be) love to be the moiit carefully selected mailing lists ever used In the state of Florida), this mngnzino offers an advertising medium, which can be used to great advantage by snnee-buyors who desire to concen­ trate on Florida and at the same time "get-over” their messages through­ out the length and breadth of the state. "The unprecedented growth of Floridn Is attracting the attention of tho entire country and the rapidi­ ty of the development now in pro­ gress everywhere 'in this state ft* surpassing the wildest dreams of Florida's most visionary optimists! The U nd of Opportunty and Sun­ shine hns but made a 1bnre beginning In Its forward strides. Nowhere is there more lb advertise—lands, re­ sorts, nurseries, grove properties, fruits, hotels, subdivisions— than In Floridn, the state In which Amcrlcn ns a whole at this time Is taking more genuine Interest thnn at any other section of tho globe, n land of romance and history, peace, plenty and prosperity unbounded."— 1’cnsocoln News. TR IP AROUND TH E WOULD. Don’t you want to take n Trip Around the World? Well, meet us at the Methodist Church Friday eve­ ning nt eight o’clock nnd we will visit America, Japan, Spain, Africa stops. If you want to enjoy n real nnd Ireland. There will he cats at all treat be sure nnd come. This trip is given under the auspices of the ppworth league for the hope fit of tho carpet fund. Tickets are fifty cent!* Herbert Fclkel, formerly editor ot nnd aic on salo at tho Union Phar­ Tho News, but for u number of years macy. lJ8-3tc editor of the St. Augustine Record, nnd manager of the Record Company, hns another publication to his credit Panama City—Contract awarded —Sunshine, Florida’s Magazine—a for construction of new school build­ small, bright, clever nnd delightful ing. successor to The Plotter, which was so popular with nil whose desks it Safety Harbor—Work on new Semi brightened. no lebridge making rapid progress. There is only one fault to find with the initial number of Sunshine, nnd Madison— Now cotton warehouse to that is that Herbert tins said about everything there Is to say about be established nt this point. Florida in the leading article, giving these fac^s in that tabloid form for which he is famed—sugar-coated facts that one greedily gobbles.' The Birthbnrk, a Florida love story, by Mr. Fclkel, centers about a premonition of impending danger to cxeoute such a document when they are in perfect health. But the task of drawing a will whether one has much or little, is not the Uak for a dying man, but for one in full health, to be upproachcd with clear thought and full possession of all^ faculties, by the man who cannot lose sight of the duty he owes those whom I. "‘will ...Ill some _ _ - day leave behind. The Plant he —-Thomas Moore. 5 / City some hours and FOR WORKING PEOPLE Tho bost of workers get out of sorts when tho liver fails to act. They fJi lanPV[‘!’ Hawick, "blue" and disenunuJ and think they aro getting laiy. N <Xt of these symptoms might result in a sick spell, therefore thp sensihlo coumo is m tako n dose or two of Herbino. It Is juat the mctbcuio needed to purify tho system and restorn tho vim and ambition of health. Price GOc. Bold by UNION PHARMACY Sanford, Florida ^ aHutactuiuo ACME CEMENT PLASTER CO. LOUISMS A. : \ jYour best answer (to the question of Cement Piaster/ w a » ACME Se«that every, sack, is branded iaPert!^Cement Co. !ltBQ'^==A^Ylorlda Plume 130 iinford. Fill, F o r a limited time only, w ith each VACUUM CUP T IR E you buy, we will give Things Worth While Picked Up Along the Way; Home From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Home From Pens of Later Days. Now ail the world is sleeping, love, But the Sage his star-watch keeping, love, And I, whos star, More glorioua far, In the eye that from the casement peeping, love. •Then awake I—till rise of gun, my dear, Or, In watching the flight Of bodies of light. He n ight happen to take thee for one, my dear. It can be arranged for thsse enterIng any time next week, or the f0|. lowing Monday or Tuesday, to join tho classes which were organised at the big Fail Opening of the Tntnpa Business College last week*.''11 Mo itc D illty Company Ik , "You’re tiny but you’re darling, oh, You’re pretty, too, to me; Each baby’s smile n rndio Kent from Eternity. I low could such ideasing conic to me So poor a life I’ve led? You surely must an answer bo To prayers y iu r. mother Hnid." The young May moon is beaming, love, The glow-worm’s lump is gleaming, love How sweet to rove Through Mornu’s grove, When the drowsy world is dreaming, love! Then awake!—the heavens look bright, my dear, T is never too late for delight, my dear, And the best of all ways To lengthen our days Is to steal a few hours from the night, my dear! “My m o th e re d a-sovorr couih. i bought her n bottle ‘of F o Lfyni flCWTEY AND TAR and It helped h« at once. Also gave my son several dosoa and hi« cough disappeared * writcB Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield Virginia. For quick relief from Coughs, Colds, Croup, Thront, Chest and bronchial trouble use Foley's Honey and Tar. Stood the test of time serving three generations. Urg. est selling cough medicine |n th« World. Sold everywhere.—adv. Money Saved is Money Earned// t. F . TH E YOUNG MAY MOON MOTflER RKCOMMfiKnscomTjj patronage warrants. Neither news­ papers lior magazines can lie built overnight. Sunshine is n very attrac­ tive child. She grow out of The Blot­ ter, and the Blotter cam e.from a small, unassuming hand-blotter /or the busy business man’s desk, issued monthly by The Record Company., The Blotter is no more—long live Sunshine! Permit uh here to thank thoso appreciative hundreds who made life more worth living by their words of praise und offers of materi­ al support for *The Blotter. "Sunshine,' whether it ever puts asido childish things and grows be­ yond its present proportion* 9r not, will furnish opportunity for effective tle-upa with users of high-grade printing, whose propositions can be display-advertised a s -w a ll as given valuable publicity through* the co*-, umni <?f the Visgaxine eimultanoous- ONE TON TESTED TUBE OF CORRES­ P O N D I N G ' SIZE Recent price reduction on Vacuum Cup Tires, plus this FR EE T U B E offer gives opportunity for ah approximate - SAVING OF Offer strictly limited—Betfef t&ke advantage N O W F . P. RIN ES 105 Palmetto Avenue- x ■PJtono 481 *J �m -usm v.sp I H r Tkt> A m o r l a l r i t I 'r r M ) As the workmen on tlio new bridge connecting Schenectady, X. T. pouring the concrete on tha Inst span, tho wooden su Many werf injured, soma fatally, wUJ4e_flvo aro missing. ntlc searches of negroes, who lived hero less than seven years for weap­ ons. Ho also stated that he had for­ bidden the sale of firo arms nnd their display in store windows. The police, however, nrc not being used to com­ pel negro'cs to leave Johnstown, be asserted. r The mayor stated that he had re­ plied to Governor Pinchot’a message asking 4>r an explanation of his ac­ tion but he refused to make It pubgoverHe, saying nor." Cauffiel ‘Advised* Leav ing F or Their Own Safety. IMPORTANT GATHER INC, LAST NIGHT ic water below. showed increased traffic of 42 per cent. In the Southern districts fig­ ures werq 30 por cent higher. Tho average load per car also was the highest for any July since 1017, be­ ing 28 1-2 tons. Loading or revenue freight for the week ending September 8 was 028,858 enrs, an increase of 105,GJ1 over tho same period in 1022, according to the American Hnilwny Association. The total, however, was less than for the previous week, owing to Ijibor day nnd tho suspension of work in tho unthrncito fileds. Mr. and Mr*. W, A. L*iwe, of Snnford, ha,vc moved in one of the Sims houses. Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Sweeney spent Sunday with Mr*. Evans. The latest arrival here is a seven and a half pound boy at the home of Mr. and Airs. R. L. Humjphroy. So fat; the l|ul has not been named but tkc mother and fnthor nnd son nrc doing nicely, rt M, Fanning made a business trip to Balatkn Friday. J . E. Singletary roturned Thurs­ day from visiting relatives nt Rcfllnnd, Tampa nnd other places on the line. Mr. and Mrs. C. S.- Browning havp moved in to the new cottage of II. I). Durant, Vt. F . I-ane of Sanfonl was a Wed­ nesday morning visitor here. Dr. Tolnr made a professional call here Tuesday night. The tacky party given nl the Du­ rant homo on Friday night was well attended nnd enjoyed by nil the young folks. Those going to Dnytopn Bench Inst Sunday were Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Fan­ ning und Mr. nnd Mrs. Fennell. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. Konip expect to move in to their new house Sat­ urday. Mr. Sherman Sewell nnd sen Charles, nnd Mrs. I. L, Jones nnd daughter Anna, spent Mondny at the beach, A. F . Snow nnd Clyde Howell re­ turned to their work Mondny nt Oviedo. Collection of taxes in Sarasota county this year has exceeded nil re­ cords. In fnct, Tnx Collector E ast­ erling has achieved a record almost 100 per cent perfect. Of the total amount of $220,000 actual cash on the The Tampa Business College is the 1022 lists nil except $1,00(1 has been Accredited business training school collected. Ten per cent outstanding uf Florida. Its courses are standard nnd its graduates are accepted in any city in the United States. The 33rd Fall Term is now opening. You can join these elusion nnd graduate in a short time nnd at the least expense. . JOHNSTOWN, I’n., Sept 20.— While Mnyor Joseph Cauffiel insisted (Continued from page 1) yesterday tlint he hnd not issued n tee of the Sanford Chnmbcr of Com­ formal order deporting recently ar­ merce nnd was thg second of n aeries rived negroes, he declared that he hnd of meetings which will bo held before “advised" them “for their own safe­ a definite program of new road con­ ty nnd the good of Johnstown to leave struction is adopted. When this has tho city,” nnd. thnt “about 2,000 had been done the program will in turn gone within the last three weck3." be submitted to tho county commis­ reemt increase in retail demand. Pennsylvania railroad officials sioners with the request that n bond Few mills have shown n 50 per cent here said tho movement of negroes election be called for the construc­ of normal supply or anything like n tion of roads recommended. normal assortment, with the result At the previous meeting, represen­ that dcalcrn find it harder to place tatives from the different sections ■■ orders, especially for badly mixed were appointed to secure the sonti- ■■ •-ears.—4 ’rloa*v<ve strengthening; thU meat- arid desires of their section tin -8 £ week being $T to $2 nbovo those pre­ a recontly arrived negro, placed the the subject of ndditionnl roads, nnd ■■ vailing a fortnight ago. The Japan* number at not more than several the results were presented in writ- BB hundred. ing nt Wednesday’s meeting. I’resl- " J , At tho Cambria works of the Beth­ dent llfgglns, of the Hanford Chumlehem Steel Corporation, where many bor of Commerce, presided and stated BBnegroes arc employed, no statement that the reports from the different B a was available other than they hnd sections os submitted wquld be tab- J " censed bringing to Johnstown addi­ tional negro.workmen from the south. The movement inaugurated by Mnyor Cauffiel was brought to pub­ lic attention through newspaper pub­ lications when he was quoted us an­ nouncing in n statement that “for their own safety, I am ordering all very pretentious progrnm for the them. They are at least making Ut­ newly arrived nogro citizens to leave county. ile pressure for new business, and town.” F. T. Williams, county engineer, are maintaining prices rigidly. Dona­ The mayor said he hod “advised" will immediately begin the tabulation tions of approximately ten million th(r Mexicans who came to Johnstown of the totul new rond construction de­ feet of ly eit Coast lumber, for Japan to work, to leave also, for he wds sired and nnothcr meeting will he havo byon announced. The hardwood nfnrnid they might be mistaken for called within the hear future, when it market remains active, with automo­ negroes, should trouble occur. The will he determined the possibility of bile interests tho lending customers, Mexicans.live largely adjacent to,the granting the requests of the differ­ but .with most consuming Industries negro, districts, which include Rose- ent sections of the county'. buying on a -fa ir scale. Dry hard­ dale and Mlneravillc, within the city wood''stocks are running very low, and and East Coqemnugh and Franklin, JU L Y FREIGHT TRA FFIC , prices sit; strengthening ,jj>ra«tic£lly suburbs. REACHES BIG FIGURE throughout the list. When negroes nrc brought Into city J WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Freight po)ice court, Mnyor Cahffioi declared he-“gives them the limit of the inw traffic on American railroads in July according to their offenses and then this year was the largest (n history i f T -’- y 1 orders them to leave tho city when for that month with the exception of r#\ fiflr AXtbolr terms, which vary from a few 1018 and 1020. Statistics prepared days to 00 days expire." On an av­ by the Bureau of Railway Economics erage day, he said, about p half dosen, show tho movement, measured in net and'ono (lay, immediately a fte r'th e ton miles, was 38,513,283,000. This shooting of the officers, at Rosedale, figure was exceeded in July, 1920, by nearly five per cent and in 1018 b/ 125 wefp In/court. i. The'mayor, declared that under his about 2 per cent. Compared with last July, when the Instructions ‘lbs. Johnstow n, polloe Were making jMUdoiHcal and system- shopmen's strike was on, the month ,'HAMILTON, Bermuda, Sgpt. 20.— An earth.chock sufficient to eautf W ILL V ISIT FLORIDA C ITIES RN houneii to tremble was felt here laat ROUTE TO ST. night but no damage has bjjen re­ LOUIS. ported. (fir The AmuM -Infnl P r r a a ) FORT AU PR IN C E'H A ltr.'feept., A dime looks like a dollar to ■ CO.—Two Marines Corps seaplanes In small boy. And • dollar looks like n flight from Santo Domingo to St. a dime to a bootlegger. Louis left hore this morning for its n ir i Gunntnmn, thence to Havana, Mihml nnd Daytona. •• FOB nOME AND'STABLE The extraordinary Bomsooe treatment for flesh wounds; cuts' sores, gftlU,‘burns FOSTER DISCHARGED. and scalds is just as rtfrelive in the *(ab16' '? KANSAS CITY. Sept. 20.— W. Z. as In tho homo. Horse flesh heals with * remarkable speed under its powerful In­ Foster, radical labor lender, who was fluence. Tlio treatment is thq tafne Mr arrested here Mondny night after he animals os for humans. First wash out had made n speech in which he told infectious genns with liquid Itarocone, tho Boroitmo I*owdcr completes tfcw \ 'M of violating the criminal syndicalism and healing process. Priro (liquid) 30c,' 6t>&‘ Jaw, was dir.chnrgcd yesterday. He and $1.20, Powder 30c and 60c. Hold hy had been charged with disturbing the ponce. W ith A g e C o m es This bank is 3§ years old, during each successive year it has learned the needs of th$ people of this city aijdvici.nity, and catered to them, thus becoming more useful to Firm s, M erchants and Farm ers yearly — Your Account: JnyjtefJ— Member Federal R e seat} Resources $150,000.<)p. A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. P. FORSTER, President n. F. WIDTN.EE, CaiWfy W U U LV W BBBMBBBRBRBBBBBBBHBBBBBBB1 m S » 8 S H K 20 pieces of Filet Nets .in small patterns. New Fall Designs 36 to 40 inches, best quality Nets tromr Scranton Lace Mills, Special, per yard Scrims and Marqqesette 36 inch, extra good quality, ecru, Ivory and white, special, yard 36 in. Marqusetye, Jvory an,d ercu with narrow border, only a few pieces tq s$H Tl\ese sprint all now fall gpods, yard #* t BBdBBhBBBBBiM BhBBBBBhBBBBBM BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB, 1 JtVtfSTS |« * f e - ■ •« * U p * under the ay- IGoodyear S SeverK built h n h B tbwilh lW t ThU “ « rood tune to K&NT v u le F JL E T NETS N EW F A L L CRETANS. 39 to 40 Inches wide, very fine mesh am beaut! Dll designs. Regular $1.00 and $1.2 yd„'values, special for 2 days in large and small designs. The patterns arc an all very n$w and are suitable for drapery piUaWs in several new colors 2 days only Ught and dark brown * - e■ ”* -'«-•♦* ., . 79c per yard. 79c per yard. We do hot consider any sale dosed until you are “ phasi ‘ ied with your purchase. That' Is why we thoroughly: Not Satisfied. say "YoUr Money Back If "Ever Fust” drapery cloth guarantee fast culor In nlle, rase and blue, S i Iqcbe wide for “ Ever Fast" suiting. 36 Inch In all the colors for drapery, guaranteed fast to shn and water GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE IT $1.59, 5j0c per yard. sftUcH 'j’.bur patronage ?n of value received by ’ W ORKS , 9 * Avtmw aad TMrjULtrtat. X.1 . * * r ‘ ■ f .t t. . > I ::::::::::::::::::::::;::: �BOWLING TEN N IS BOXING R. L . SHIPP, Editor B A SE BALL' T FOOT B A L L B A SK ET B A L L T R A P SHOOTING * * * * * * Tonight, Shirley Mason In Bound.” Love- W. R. Kimbel has thane on the Bonbonrd Uaii-Rond Reds Grasping: Is able to be-nt * As "The Pilgrim” Charlie would A romance ofr love, crooks and i niako Plymbuthrock with laughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris A t Last Straw daring sacrifice. Woolsey Sturdivant spent Thursday r> He figured that any Sing Sing afternoon in Orlando. " Cincin graduate should know how to conduct For her father she risked happl Mr. and Mrs. R. R.\Wrfght have « . choir. ness, then love enmo to the rescue. turned homo after a l« r)r p],astnt visit to Sarasota and other South Klor By Editor They offered 1,000 bucks for his A story of erookod swindles and Ida points. ipturo. It’s worth a thousand to swindled crooks. Miss, Nell Williams and Mrs \y B Ahem—things are getting interest W illiams: of Sanford were Oviedo Should she tell her husttand? ing now. visitors Friday dfternoon, Any guy w ^ jgoafjt'ljnUng on.a rail­ perplexing problem that m road mnp w ith 'a straight pin nnd his have faced. , Miss Florence Wheolcr entertnined Philadelphia .. . . . . . . 0 0 0 000 000—0 C 2 Yep, thats the wn£ it looks—when eyes shut deserves t o ‘get stuck. > ( a few of her friends at a rook party Cincinnati ...„..L,000 100 OOx—1 6 0 Coacjt Wilkinson calls the gang nut victories. Wednesday evening. Out of the depths of the pnst stalk Betts and Hcline; Rlxey and Har­ He saw twelve people In tho choir i “secret practice!” Some deadly a ; shadow that threatened to dark' The whole community of Oviedo was But Pittsburgh Pirates were doomed grave. pew nnd was ready to chirp” ** her deserved happiness. nsplrncy on foot, sez wo! grieved Inst week by the sudden death Score, second game: > to disappointment yesterday. The guilty.” of Mrs. A. J . Roy at eight o’clock Uoslon Bravemun tronced them by Philadelphia ...... 003 000 200—5 7 2 And to our notion the Seminole It was a brave feminine heart Saturday Sept. 8. Although Mrs. Roy Cincinnati ____ 000 500 Olx—0 10 1 the close score of 5-1. Also a two part comedy tonight that broke the poril of her sacrifice. ind been a resident of Athlc(|^ Club is going to benr the Mitchell, Behan, Welncrt anti J . Wil­ our town for Aint .Love Awful.” ess than two yenrs, fc living moved brunt of it! Don’t it look thataway? The Yunks nnd Indians layed off son; Donohue nnd Hargrave. A1*0 n I’ox Comedy—"A Pair of icrc last fall from Minnesota, she You know why don’t you? Why look yesterday. So again tho Ynnks nrc —, — >had And tonight everyone with their made many friends who will miss her PITTSBURGH, Sept. 20— Boston here man, don’t you know thnt San­ delayed in cincihing the pennant. But last name beginning with P will be won the odd game of the series from genial companionship, The funeral ford High in going to play the S. A. we’ll bet our lucky dollar that the Pittsburgh yeaterdiy 5 to 4', by hunch­ admitted free of charge. Don’t forget tomorrow is Country services were held from the house Yanks arc in the World Series when »* at C. next Thursday afternoon In one Store Night. ing five hits off Adams in the first four o'clock Sunday afternoon, that show down comes around. conFriday nnd Haturdny Bcbe Daniels of the ripronringist games of the inning for four runs. Hamilton, who duclOd by Father Honncssy of Snnand Antonio Moreno in " Exciters." season ? Tomorrow night’s relieved him, held the Braves to three ford, ford. Intormcnt being at the Oviedo Harry Heilmnnn lost ground yes­ Spider and the Rose." hits'the remainder of the game, two of cemetery. Mrs. Roy is survived survived by by Don’t forget tonight is Charlie Well, if you didn’t know it I'll tell terday in the hitting circle. Friend them coming in the thin! inning when her husband nnd six small children, Horry strolled to the platter seven Chaplin night. you! Yes sir next Thursday after­ Saturday, Dustin Fnrnum in "The ulso her parents who reside in St. they reared the fifth run. noon on Hood Kidd (that’s the bill­ times yesterday ami only reached the Buster." Score: Paul, Minn. initinl sack one time by the safe hit head). Athletics and Tigers Boston ............. 401 000 000—5 8 0 route. Air, H. E. Shropshire of RirmingBut don’t forget tonight, Shirley Pittsburgh 010 210 000—4 10 1 hnm, Ala., has been the guest of II, F. Split Double-Header Mason in Love-Bound." And S. II. S. nretl t the only on^B Gencwich and O'Neil; Adams, Ham­ Wheeler this week. who are conspiring little. Ju st go Ruth remuinnd idle yesterday so ilton und Schmidt. iMr. and Mrs. S. A. Merchant nnd PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 20— De­ down to Ninth Street Park some after­ could' not take advantage of Heil­ Sanford High ‘o ■two children of Comer Ga., arrived troit nnd Philadelphia split a doublenoon nnd watch thnt S. A, S. crew. It’s man n’s poor show ns much as If he CHICAGO, Sept. 20.— Brooklyn and header yesterday, the visitors taking Thursday ,lVy4-.for tho present are at one of the heaviest nnd fastest squads lind been in the game. Zhich suits us— Begin Period of the Cuslmig House. Mr. Merchant will in existence----- ccpttn maybe some Ruth has enough records, let Harry Chicngo broke oven in ti double-head­ first tl to 2 and tho locals the second Secret P ractice be principal of the Oviedo school this er yesterday. Tho visitor:! winning tho 4 to 3. others. have a few. first 5 to 1 nnd tho Cubs winning the year. Score, first game: No One To Be Allowed on Field With second 1 to 3 in ten innings. Detroit ..............000 100 221—(P10 0 A. J ; Roy and three children of PARSONS SHOULDN’T TAKE meets the sympathetic oye of The out Wilkinson’H Permission. Chicngo played nn uphill game be­ Philadelphia ..._.00 000 200—2 5 1 Armnnd, Virginia and Margaret, left ENCORES, CHAPLIN LEARNS Girl. hind Grover Alexander in the second Johnson, Dauss and Hasslcr; Wnl Sunday by auto for New Bedford Then the plot thickens nnd the Sanford High School’s football can­ game, tied the count in the ninth inn­ berg, Harris and Perkins. Moss. Mr. Roy will loavQrltjn children pulse quickens. Here are some of tho things which didates will begin n period of secret ing nnd won in tho 10th. Second game, score: there this winter with a ‘‘The Pilgrim," Chaplin's latest fea­ ---— : - V 'his Vent* and Charles Chaplin ns ‘‘The Pilgrim” j training Monday afternoon, no one Score, first game: * Detroit ...... 000 002 100—3 10 ( ht will return to F^fmrtda \;t ture, in four hilarious reels, will be the few learns n minister should not do: being allowed on tho field without Chip his hands after the choir First National attraction at the Prin­ Brook I>n ....... 002 00(1 300 —5 10 0 Philadelphia ..... 200 011 OOx— I 0 1I Conch Wilkinson's permission. The weeks. Chicngo ...... . 100 Otm 1)00—1 « 1 Olsen, Whitehall Francis ant cess theatre today. Mrs. A. MnifajlikiT left Friday sings n hymn. reason for this is to keep the boys Vance nnd Taylor; Konn, Funnel! Woodall; Burns nnd Perkins. for a visit to friends and relatives Pull out n package of cigarettes In more intent upon practicing nnd to and O'Farrell. Maximum yesterday in South Carolina. tile pulpit. keep the field more cleared for prac­ BOSTON, Sept. 20.—Boston mad Score, second game: Mrs. R. L. Wheeler and children anil Act as n “spotter" for the gentle­ Ea Minimum last night tice. Spectators have been disturb­ Brooklyn .......... 020 001 000—3 0 0 two runs in Ihe ninth inning, witl men who take op the collection. ing the men by talking, laughing Mrs. J . I. Lively nnd children spent Chicago ............ 100 000 001—4 13 1 one out, nnd defeated Chicago 2 to Bow to the congregation when he Thursday afternoon at Palm Springs. anil other things. Ruether nnd Taylor; Alexander and yesterday. finishes his sermon. S. E. Mathers of Golden Rod lias Every rcd-bloodcd High school boy Hartnett. Score by innings: These are some of the things that ( who bus not reported to the Conch sold his ten acre grove at Ovcido to Chicago .......... 001 000 000—1 0 ) "The Pilgrim" does. But then he is before now should report immediate­ C. E- Dodd1of Atlanta. Boston .............000 000 002—2 10 ! not n regular parson—merely an es­ Mrs. J . A. Clark left Friday for ly ns it is not too late yet. While Robertson nnd Crouse, Schnlk caped convict whom circumstances * U1 — HIGHLY ENTERTAINING S. II. S. has quite a large number of Nashville, Tcnn., nnd Nashville, Ark., have forced to take charge of a vote Entertainment of a high order is Ebrnke and Picinich. candidates out now more are needed where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. church. out provided by "Loveliouiul,” Shirley in the scrimmages. According to Hopkins and friends in Memphis enWASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—Wash­ The whole embarrassing situation into Masdn’s most recent production at Coach, boys who arc waiting until the rnnte from Nnshvillc, Tcnn, to Nashtho Milano theatre today. This will- ington easily dofcajpd, ,St. ..LffMlh, If) “IhsK’nlWlfW before eomiftlfout to' the vile, Ark. ..... makes him quite unhappy until h e’ • •• V Vl| ___ Ham Fox photoplay was written’ By thtlr final '^mpu yesterday, 11 to 0, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Young .and field have very little chance of mukGeorge Scarborough arid directed by capturing the series four gnmes to ing-what is considered to bo Sanford Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Wright motored to two. the famous director, Henry Otto. Montverdo Sunday to spend the day High's liest football squad. Score by innings: . t Miss Mason has won for herself the with Miss Elizabch Young who is at­ Next Thursday afternoon lha first highest admiration of all the mo’ ion St. Louis ....... 000 000 000— 0 9 ! game of the season will be played on tending school there. picture fans of this community, and Washington , 000 140 33x—11 11 1 Hood Field ngainst the Fominolc Ath­ II. II. McCall, Jr., of lakeland spent Davis, Wright nnd Sovereid; Mog in this picture she him done nothing Sunday in Oviedo, the guoM of his letic Club. Admission of fifty cents to injure or reduce it. On* the con­ ridge nnd Kuel. parents. will be charged for this game. Quite trary the dninty Fox star has carried Mrs. Julius Gist of Gainesville, Fla., n number think this is to be a prac­ Believing that Escambia county is on. Jf anyone ever doubted her, his­ is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. tice game and that it will not bo trionic powers, their doubts were all the place for satsumas and convinced R. Kimbrcl. lively enough—but you just come out On Monday evening the young peo­ dismissed last night when Shirley ap­ that satsuma growing is to be West und see! It is to be one of the hard­ peared as the innocent sinner in tiiis Florida’s biggest asset, George Huelsple of the town gave a “shivaree" to est fought battles that probably will latest vehicle. Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Wright. The usunl beck, who is owner of a big nursery lie played during the whole season. things were done und some unusual Albert ltoscoe, far famed for his un­ at Cottage Hill has, during the past ones, but all in n spirit of harmless usual work in the support of many week, planted 200,000 satsuma trees Wanted—One hundred bright young noted actressea on the speaking stage which cover 2,000 ncres of land. Mr. men nnd women from this county fun, which resulted happily for all. T. Mainly of Georgia is visiting his in Now York, ufnrds Miss*Mason a Huclsbcck in a member of the board to graduate at the Tampa Business cumins, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mundy. fine leading man. As the husband, of directors of the Escambia County College for fine office positions. Ac­ Mr. King of tho Germain Co., of the district attorney, who finds him­ Fair association, also of tho agricul­ counting and Telegraphy are new Jacksonville is spending a few days self compelled thiough.his office to tural committee of the chamber of courses organized nnd special terms in Oviedo inspecting cross-tics for his prosecute his young bride, ltoscoe commerce und active in any progress­ are made. Arrange now to begin company, While hero ho is registered gives n very acceptable nnd convinc- ive work of tho county toward agri­ Monday. 149 ltc at The Cushing House. ■ ing performance. cultural development. Mrs. W. B. Williams, Mrs. O. ASA FE ROAD LIGHTING Marshall nnd Miss Nell jNTlHjjftflf-flf OF THE NEXT DECADE Sanford were visiting Tricrfl|p^Tit Oviedo Wcdncsdny afteriif|pnf“ Cure for Glure Seen jn Permanent The farmers huve begtin ’ to set their celery plants and:cam- of ferti­ Road Lights. lizer and crate materials arc being “Legislate against the glaring head­ unloaded dully. Tho packing houses light fiend," says the motorist. But are also busy getting ready for the legislation doesn’t cure the evils of fall season which will begin about the glare, mainly lwcausc the law which middle of October. The Exchange r cuts down tho glare so it is "safe" packing house has lately installed n nlso cuts dowrt tho light so much that Delco plant which will odd greatly to the convenience and comfort of the its use is unsafe, operators and employees. _ Comparatively speaking, glareH. T. Warren has purchased forty less lights can be, and are made, but their use requires a scientific adjust­ acres of land near Goldin Rod and is building several small houses there ment of the lens, reflector and lamp, which will be occupied by his family each to each and the whole to tho and other close friends this winter. running plane of the car. Such an S. T. Marston, who has charge of adjustment doe# not remain perma­ the A. C. L. Black Hamntufk Exten­ nent; variations in tife pressure al­ sion, is registered at Hotel Oviedo ter it, and jars, jolts and looseness this week. of parts alter the relations of the Mrs. Alan Macfarlan |lcft last week lamp and .reflector. for a visit to her son in South Caro­ For the present,’ better designs of lina. Ibnses, greater strictness in regula­ Mr. and Mre. F rtrft |Vurrla ,UdUn tions as to tilt of headlights, and Macfarlan u\ul Mrs. L. R. M lJW fl, newer and better dtsigna of head­ spent Wednesday morning in Sanlvnl. lights must be depended upon to minMiss Luciic Pope of Sanford i* imizf, if not to cure the evil. But in spending several days with Miss the future, tho jrompieto cure will coma In lighted highways. Charlie Chaplin in “The Pilgrim „ LEAGUE STANDINGS National League. New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago .... St. I-ouis . Brooklyn .. Philadelphia Boston ....... American League New oYrk Cleveland Detroit .... Washington Chicago ..... Philadelphia Boston ....... Snuthern Association New Orlenns Mobile .......... Memphis ..... Altnntn ....... Birmingham Nashville ..... Chattanooga Little Rock ... GAMES YESTERDAY National league. Philadelphia 0-5, Cincinnati 1-0. Brooklyn 5-3, Chicago 1-4 ( see game 10 innings). Boston 5, Pittsburg 4. New York-St. Louis, rain. American League. Dottolt 0-3, Philadelphia 2-4, "Chicago 1, Boston 2. St. Ixiuis 0, Washington 11. No others scheduled. American Association Mlnnenpolis-Kiinsiis City, i No uthers scheduled. Southern Association. . Nashville 2-0, Mobile 13-2. Atlanta 13, Memphis 4. Little Rock 9, Birmingham 13. New Orlcans-Chattanoogn, post­ poned. Purchase of what has been known ax the “hotel site," 000 feet of front­ age on the north shore of lovely Lake Loteln, at Avon Park, by W. A. Mar­ shall has been announced, tho sale being made by William King, repre­ senting Price and Gorham, the own­ ers who originally laid out the sub­ division fronting this lake some thir­ ty years ago when they reserved Ibis beautiful bluff site, rising high from the water’s edge, for a hotel which they proposed to build. Financial troubles overtook them and the hotel wns never built. Until rccciUly they had refused every offer for the site, though disposing of the majority of their other holdings here. The trans­ fer involved approximately $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 , it is said. ' LOW TIDES ON BEACH, 1923 Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur « t approximately the same hour and minute. Date June July Aug. Sept. Oct 1 4:05 4:31 5:33 0:28 (1:41 8 4:55 5:20 0:14 7:20 7:3H 8 5:47 0:02 7:11 H:17 8:37 4 0:43 7:01 8:00 9:24 9:30 5:(II r W O.oj 20 7:02 1’ 21« 7:3^ i 22 8:32 0:30 '/ 24 10:28 i ,£ 3 / 25 11:20 A Proud Sire 20 J2:24 1:18 f J» 2:10 28 2:59 8V 3:40 , 17 Sept. 24 Oct. S . . „ homi*Weight. Celery Seed i <7 LQuarter Full Mwin Last Quarter 21 .* June 28 July 5 20 July 27 • Aug 4 10 Aug. 20 Kept. 3 N • Like a Croat silver whale tbs ZR-t flies over New York City, the first dirigible ever to dothaLin daylight. But tl holds a shark-Uke threat. ,On a mission of war such un air cruiser could demolish Gotham’s great I buildings with a few bombs und 'kill .thousands.of the millions, whoi gaped at J t on Its flyst visit. Al in .v i’alo Buck Is a proud'daddy, llix imp. I - k Ii IIu Buck, shown here with him, has been urNMilul to President iiy Ml»» Starnui-rllu Calhoun of Attaiiln. Cn. l-nddlt' Ruck Is a ItnlMvuUicr lu Laddls Boy. White lluusv pvt during tho Hauling udiulnhunt Hun. A hundred years ago cities wore Unlighted, or, if lighted a t ail, were very poorly illuminated. Iq thous­ ands of small towns today the street lamps arc so few and fa r between that, the neighbor pays his evening visit oquipped with a lantern. Yet our cities arc well lighted; so well lighted that the “glare’ ’trouble of headlights, (* cosily solved by for­ bidding, in cities, any but signal The Herald dcllv;red six times *a headlights. week for 15c, �PAG Raising the Fam ily na/WV, in W HAT F.lsvcr T h a t kid's a p r " a t defend " r d f tho fa m ily prcsttgo (___, -m e * w o u l d IS THE WATTER? —' i A t K l r w e j GOT- A S WHT C SW M H LV V (e i^M/E.OiEKRtC [ H O PE V o o TOV.O tw a V e m u * S o J s e * ,n o M , \ S T O C V -. «JP F o r o O t*. ■> FP*»-Ht>Y- >NHPX V>\p y o u Saw? W&UV.. H E TOU> ' M E VMS M O M >*f\* X E fS R S S v-Mh J | H £r\ M H G E T | r w tE A 'O o r V jS M < OLD, SO t TOUT' J } _J HUCW A S T V W V ou w psS l - \ W fsSN 'r G c n n a | —j - B U LLETS* PO l | AND M O M ? tiim w m ta m BUSINESS DIRECTORY . Too can find th« name of trtry lire Dualneaa Han |i Sanford (n thla Column »*rh day. CLASSIFIED ADS ra Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for leaa than 25c. Anri positively no Claanlfled Ads charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit acordlngly. FURN ITU RE FOR SA LE — Half Price— 2 Dressers. , 2 Wash Stands. 1 (las Store (5 burners and over) 2 Rockers. 4 Dining Chairs. 2 Tables. 2 Reds Complete (spring, mattress etc.) 1 Refrigerator. 5 Shades. The above furniture is not hew but real good and can be bought cheap. Each piece separate or whole lot. Moving into smaller house reason for selling. 1011 Oak Ave, Phone 283-J. MYSTERY TO BE REVEALED OF NAVALCOMPASS INSTRUMENT MAY PLACE THE RLAME W HERE IT HELONGS. SAN DIEGO, Calif., Sept. 20.—In the mazo of tchnical testimony pre­ hone IDS Phone 498 sented at Tuesday's session of the n h h ^ h h t i n i naval court of inquiry Investigating the wreck of seven destroyers off Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Point Honda, September 8, n radio FO R SA LE Trunks and Baggage 148 6tc. compass on Point 'Arguello',* not far Transferred Anywhere Any FOR SA LE—For $1,100.00 cash: Lot from the scene of the crash again £)^ IM E R S— You can got seed bod Time 5 Rlock fl. Tier 7, Snnford, with un­ played the pivotal role. frames and Irrigation plugs at ths This time the needle of the com­ completed house. A bargain. A. P. 100-tfc Connelly A Sons. 140-tfc pass seemed to point toward a logical ISANFORD N O V ELTY Sanford Novelty Works. explanation of the disaster, and ac­ FOR SALE— Doaler and Gaya’ paints WORKS cording to officers prosecuting the FOUND and varnishes at Sanford Novelty V. C. COLLER, Prop. investigation, toward the person or Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc FOUND—On side walk nenr lloumil- persons on whom responsibility fur the iGeneral Slionwfind Mill lat A Andersens, a Ford key. Own­ tragedy may be fixed. FOR SA LE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. er can hnvc aamc by identifying anti Practically nil of tho testimony con­ 144-tfc DNTRACTOR/V .yeateAJIEDER Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue, San­ paying for this ad. cerned radio operations and most of bl Commercial Streat-^Sanford, Fla. ford. 83-tfp it centered on signals sent by the | FO R R E N T Radio Compass Station at Point ArFOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for FOR RENT—One furnished room gucilo to the flagship of the ill-fated fall planting, either Illiss or Rose S. 0 . Shinholser with connecting hath. Prefer two destroyer squadron. , No. 4.—F, F. Dutton &. Co. 110-tfc young men.—214 E. Second St. Delay in Getting Radio. Contractor and Builder 121-tfc FOR SALE— Second hand loose leaf According to the testimony of radio binders good ns new, posts nnd in­ FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, men from the flagship, there was con­ FLORIDA bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel dices. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash siderable delny in obtaining these 123-tfc on delivery. Herald office. 131-Gtp Avenue. wireless direction signals by which IA. P. Connelly & Sons F'Olt R15NT—Two room light house- the squadron regulated Its course and FOR SA LE—Second hand letter files E a ln b lla h r d JOON keeping apartment, 71'J Oak Ave­ nlso considerable doubt as to the ac­ in good shape hut hnvc been used. [ Seal Rstnte, Loans nnd Insurance nue. 130-tfc Good for ordinary filing. Have incuracy of some of them. it 48 104-8 Magnolia Ave. dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for FOR "R E N T - 4 ""desirable- rooms, f urThis doubt developed great signifi­ ni.shcd or unfurnished. Apply 107 quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ cance ns the hearing wore on, the 130-tfc 131-Gtp West Third street. mnst illuminating fact brought out PEWART the Florist pany. FOR RENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, being that a navigator south of Point Flower* for all occasions FOR SA LE—817 West First street. 314 Elm Avenue. 145-5tp Arguello entering Santa Barbara Members bargain in price nnd terms. AdLARGE convenient unfurnished houses channel probably would receive com­ briali Telegraph Delivery Ass’n. dress owner, Ilox 782, Daytona, Fla. keeping rooms. Rent reasonable. pass hearing exactly the? reverse of (It Myrtle Ave.------------Phone 260-W 137-2Gtc 205 Oak Ave. 115-20-tp those ho might expect while approach­ FOR SA LE—7 passenger 8 cylinder FOR ItKbPr— Eight room house. 200 ing the point from the north. INFORD MACHINE “Peerless'' touring car. Good as E. 3rd St/ Inquire Snnford Furniture What the court of inquiry expressed new. All cord tires. Sell less than Co. 147 tfc Itself, through Hear Admiral W. VCOMPANY |General Machine and Roller half cost. Will take smaller car in FOR RENT—5-room house. See W. I’rntt, presiding, as particularly nnxipart payment or trade for real estate. Works 148-4tp ous to learn , was how it enmo about E. Holts. —('has. Tyler, care Zuehary-Tyler Ve­ Cylinder Grinding that Point Arguello signals which reFOR RENT— -Upstairs -apartment, 141-tfe ue 62---------Sanford. Florida neer Co. three rooms and bath. Private en­ pontcdly indicated that the destroySTRAW BERRY PLANTS FOR SALE trance, unfurnished, handy for rnil- ers were still north of llie point, were •—Either pulled ready for delivery, road man. See E. S. Hockey Vulcnniz- questioned several times and finally Jackson’s T ransfer or in the field. Phone Ellsworth ing Shop, Wight Garage. 14H-2tp discarded In -favor of what witnesses i “Reliable Service" (,“303) or Dutton (533) for prices. 142-tfc FOR RENT—Front bed room. Good tet^ned the “reciprocal hearing, or [* Haul Anything, Anywhere, location, well vrnlilntcd. 200 E. one showing the squadron already Anytime, FOR SA LE—Team mules 11 nnd 1200 Third St. 140 2lp south of the point. lone I7.r> I2.'J W. 1st. SI. lbs, t) and 10 yearn; sound; gentle; Sharp Turn to East. W AN TED wmk any where. Also good wagon SAN FORI), FLA. It was a sharp turn to tho cast, and harness; sell cheap for cunh this WANTED—To exchange 5-pnssenger such ns would have been .necessary week. Inquire It. Patience, Pierson, touring car, looks nnd runs like I x h n n n n i a i a |Fla. J . Pflelgcr, Owner. 148-2tp new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or had the squadron been south of the IHAY e T b AKGAIN for sale in la’rge light truck.—Ray Brothers, phono B48, point, which carried the vessels 118-tfc squarely onto the rocks several miles rooming or boarding house for the Sanford. party who can put up cash or sub­ WANTED To IiU N f-F u rn lsh e ,!"?. jiorth of the Point Arguello Radio Com­ stantial amount of cash. A. P. Con­ 3 or 4 rooms for winter months by pass Station. To determine whether the radio sta­ 148-tfc man und wife. State full particulars --------- • m nelly A Sons. tion at Point Arguello had In fact re­ Card* of Sanford's Reput- to FOR SA LE—Gamy located south end in letter. Address to W. J ., care peatedly Informed the destroyer 145-Btp ibl« Professional Men, each of French Avenue near R. It. Hecks. Herald. squadron that it was still north of •f whom, in hla chosen pro- M The best equipped camp in Snnford. WANTED— Boys to Deliver fiss.oa the Ilersld rrcomtho point, a certified copy of the sta­ Am leaving city. Will sell cheap. F. The Sanford Daily Herald. ■"ids to the people. Ik M. Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L. shops. B o y s have to put tion's log for the hours between noon five dollar 140-Gtp and midnight on Sept. 8, showing each >ki bond before taking job. For FOR SA LE—For $50.00 cash Apex further particulars see circula­ compaas bearing sent out to ahlps at sea during that timo, w*a offered Electric Cleaner; cost $57.00. Used tion manager Herald. in cvidcnco through Lieutenant Com­ six weeks. Phone 2G03. Sept. lGth, REPRESENTATIVE*wanted fo rV a li |George A. DeCottes mander. John M. Ashley, communica­ '23. 145-fltp of The Nu Hone Corset in Sanford A lto rn cy -a t-L a w and vicinity. Address, Mrs. T. A. tions superintendent for the Eleventh j * * r Seminole County Bank Naval District, who testified that It FLORIDA Polk county’s new citrus crop will Quinn, General Delivery, Sanford. 148-ntp bed been prepared from the original be of considerable better quality than that of the past Reason if weather WANTED —ONE boy to deliver Times log at Point Arguello. |fr ed r . w i l s o n Union in the morning. Pays about conditions will continue os favorable .ATTORNEY-AT-LAW as they hove the past few months, $8 a week or more. See Mr. Morria, ( nip?' N,lJo,‘•, 84,1,1 Building 140 ltp says C. C. Commander, manager of Seminole Hotel._________ , J ' 0I1I) FLORIDA WANTED— Four sales ladies for the Polk County Citrus Sub-Ex­ state of Florido, ago from 18 to change. Mr. Commander anticipates LTON J . MOUGHTON no Increase in the country's grape­ 35. Must be nest appearing. Experi­ fruit production next season, but ex­ ence unnecessary. Call at Valdey ... ARCHITfecT pects a much larger crop of oranges. hotel 5 to 8 Thursday p. m. 8 to 10 t\VmM^aUonul 'Bank Building Friday a. m. Call for Mr. Chalker. ' l{|) FLORIDA I H r T t i e A « « l| U 4 t * r r « « ) 140 ltp. JOHNSTOWN. Pa.. Sept. 20.— Glasses Deolgaed WANTED—To rent residence or Mayor Joseph Cauffiel, the central rooming house. _Box 876 140-ltc figure in the controversy over hla di­ H enry McLaulin, Jr., recting ell negroes residing in thla O p t D. Fort Myers—Contract let for im city for leas then seven years to. leave LAWYER Opt! d aa-Optomatrial proving Leo-Charlotte county line to town was eliminated as a candidate *:—Court House IU B u t First S tr u t Sanford. FIs. Acllns. for re-election, returns from yester­ day’s primary indicated; lit a Aeld Automobile B o d y Build­ Tarpon Springs—Penlnaular Tele- of seven candidates he was running phohe Company to rebuild its line to fifth. Mayor Cauffiel Issued the or­ ing and Repairing VL J- THIGPEN der after thtoe city policemen had Corner of Park Ave. sad Second St. New Port Richey. been killed In a fight with an alleged . Real E state SANFORD, FLORIDA . drunk erased negro. The Herald for first class job work. r * LIFB, AUTO IN8URANCB ICK SERVICE TRANSFER First Ja p Relief Ship Sails WaffiA PURELY : PROFESSIONAL = <!>)■ T h r A asiH -lN lril I’ m * ) DUBLIN, Sopt. 20.—William T. Cosgravc was rc-cIcctcd president of the Dnil upon the convening of that body today. This is his first nppearnnce since the recent elections. None of the republicans who wore elected to seats in the Dnil hnd appeared when the proceedings began. Prof. Michnel Hayes was rc-clected speak­ er. A group of women staged a demoqstratton in a nearby town demand­ ing the release of the republicans held prisoners by the Free State.............. For quick results try a wnnt ad. The 8. 8. Tynilarcus, first ship carrying relict supplies tor Japan to leave America, beliu- lauded nt Heattie. Wash. , Jersey for Underthings f<yi ) V I: / COf'YHICHT BY M* CALCS Now silk Jersey In tubulnr form and delightful colors may l» bought by tho woman who likes to mako her own firulcrthlngs. The brassiere sketched Is designed to accompany low-walsled,frocks. It Is worn usually With bloomers. Tho pocket can carry a powder putt or money. | Smart Jabot Drapes MAYOR CAUFFm IS LOSING OUT FOR REELECTION 'CHELLE MAINES Charles Stein, Prop. WM. T. COSGRAVE IS RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT DAIL ruiGWT i>i .n,c^ Jabots fall from the shoulder Instead ot directly In front frm lhn^ab0^ ro.iU* ^ on u,t 1*llored blouse with tho yoko sad dropped rw?rttoniV afternoon frock uses two jabots Instead ot on*. The shoulder drapery on th* other frock Is cut In cos with tho dress. ( ORDINANCE NO. 61 AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO AN­ NEX CERTAIN TERRITORY TO THE PRESEN T CORPORATE LIM ITS OF THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA. Wherens, a petition has been filed with the City Commission, requesting the annexation of the following de­ scribed territory in Seminole County, State of Florida, contiguous to the present territorial limits of the City of Sanford, Florida, more particular­ ly described ns follows, to-wit: The East half (EVi) of the South­ east Quarter (SE^4) of the Southeast Quarter (S E U ) and tho North ThreeQuarters (N*4) of the West half ( W 1i ) of the Southeast Quarter (S E U ) of the Southeast Quarter (K EU ) of Section Thirty-six (36), Township Nineteen (ID), Soutli of Range Thirty East, nnd The West 7.77 chnins of the South­ west quarter (SW14) of the South­ west quarter (SWV4) o| Section Thir­ ty-one (31), Township Nineteen (10), South of Range Thirty-one (31) East, und, Wherens, it has hern made to ap­ pear to the satisfaction of the City Commission that said tract of land contains less than ten registered vot­ ers, , TH EREFORE, nE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: Section Ona.—jThat it is the inten­ tion of the municipality, of the City of Snnford, Florida, to annex as part of Us corporate limits, nt the expira­ tion of thirty days from the time this ordinance becomes effective, the fol­ lowing described territory in Semi­ nole County, State of Florida, contig­ uous to the present territorial limits of the City of Sanford, Florida, and more particularly described us follows, to-wit: The East half ( E Vi) of the South­ east quarter (SEV4) of the Southeast quarter (SK *4) nnd the North threequarters ( N% ) of the West hnll (WVi) of the Southeast Quartet (SEV4) of the Southeast Quartet (S K Q ) of Section Thirty-six (36), Township Nineteen (lil), South of Range Thirty (3(1) East, and The West 7.77 chains of the South­ west quarter (SW t4) of the South­ west quarter (SWVi) of Section Thir. ty-one <31), Township Nineteen (19), South c f Range Thirty-one (31) East. Section Two.—That this ordinance shall be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in a newspa­ per published in the City of ,Sanford, Florida. Section Three.-—This ordinance shall become effective immediately upon Us passage and adoption. Adopted Ibis 11th dsy of Septem­ ber, A, D. 1023. FORREST LAKE, Mayor-Commissioner. S. O. CHASE, Commissioner C. J . MARSH AEL, Comaii tsloner. Attest: L. It. PH ILIPS, City Clerk (Seal) By E. HOY. 9-13-20-27; 10-4-11-5tc T- \ rS ■A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/82d9527cee842cbf046160ff2c4902f6.pdf 5103aeabf09d13c2b9b2d6016cf245ca PDF Text Text I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O r Il 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 SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1923 Underwriters N ow Estimate That, the Property Loss W ill Reach $5,<k)O,O0Q. Making Plans to Con vene Extra-btdiAary Sesslort. ( I f f T l f A a u ir la lr f P r m . ) N E W Y O R K , Sept. 10^-Pnul J. Ruincy, the noted explorer and big gamo hunter, died today from a stroke o f paralysis aboard the British Steamship Saxon, cn route from Southampton to Capetown, according to a radio message received by his sister here. lied court test o f nnttiorlty be­ tween the military, and civil ofIfleers of Tulsa county nna been jpostponed until Thursday. Asibtant attorney general King •blaincd n continuance, o f the kibeascorpuH proceedings bcfwe Judge Hunt involving the Ikree convicted floggings held ly the military. , Two of the thirty iuon.who •ere indicted by the military W ard Appears to Labor roort of inquiry for niieged par­ Under a General ticipation in the recent flogging Strain. W e ordered held by the- civil [enrt niter a preliminary henrW H IT E P L A IN S , N. Y., Sept.19.— Pf. Five 6thcrs were ordered Tho state began weaving the net o f OKLAHOMA <^ITY, Qkln., Sept. II.—Members of the state legislature •pend nn offensive yesterday against It* official nets o f Governor J. C. Tilton in connection with his decree •f matrinl law throughout Oklahoma. | Plans took shape among members •I the legislature to convene n specid aession in definnnee o f the goverior to consider his official acts. ImImchment proceedings arc considcrH f*rt«in if n sufficient number of p legislators can bo rallied to the A all for an extra-ordinary session Idi completed Inst night and is ready B E R K E L E Y , C a lif, Sept. 10.— Heaps o f sodden, water-soaked ashes, broken chimnoya pointing crazily at the sky, and jagged.dead walls were all that remained today o f what was one! d f:th e most beautiful residence places In the west, the northeastern section o f Berkely. Soldiers and po­ lice jtatiyjllcd thy ruins last night, or searched Witli electric flashlights for bodies, on the chanpo thnt all might not have escaped from tho windwhipped inferno. It was the belief o f acting Chief o f Police C. D. Lee, howovor, that ail escaped, as the district offered many avenues.of exit. A number o f chil­ dren were posted as missing todny, but they were school children who could not g et back to their homes. The armory o f tho University o f California, tho big halls down town a n d'th e nearby churdW* and many othoi*' public and semi-public places wei*e crowded with refugees last n ig h t.' According to n police esti­ mate between 12,000 nnd 16,000 are homeless, the fire having swept a thickly populated area fo r fifty blocks or snore. Cragmont, an exclusive residence circumstances Tucstlsy by which it hopes to convict W alter S. Ward, son o f the millionaire Brooklyn lmker, of murder o f Clarence Peters, ex-marinc. A fte r Supreme Court Justice W ag­ ner hnd denied the motion o f the de­ fense fo r dismissal o f the first de­ gree murder chnrgc, the prosecution brought forward three witnesses, two o f whom testified regarding the1find­ ing o f Peters' body on u lonely West Chester road nearly seventeen months ngo. Tho third was Dr. Harry J. Vicr, who told o f the autopsy which he performed. Palo and impassive, Ward looked on, less active -nnd apparently under greater Btruin while tho jury was being chosen. Ho ,his w ife anil broth­ er, Ralph, who sat near, whore the P A R IS , 8ept. 19.— Premier Poin­ care and Prime Minister Baldwin o f Great Britain conferred hero today presumably regarding ' the repara­ tions question. Following the confer­ ence Primo Minister Baldwin went to sco President Millcrand. ham, who ia reported to havo said that Peters was murdered in tho Ward homo at Now Rochelle. ‘ Tho first witness fo r the prosecu­ White tion was __ who told how he (D r Tha Aaaeetateg P m u l found the body lying at right angles S A N D W IC H . Mass., Sept. ID.— The o f the road,( on its back, feet togeth­ United States destroyer McFarland er, toes up and the arms against the was rammed in, by the battleship A r ­ sides. He said the vest was fully kansas in naval maneuvers _tod a y near tha entrance o f the Cape Cod buttoned. H arry Green, the first state pa­ canal. The maneuvers were partici­ trolman to reach the spot, testified pated in by twelve other destroyers and battleships. The McFariand OklaiJ ' Sept. ,10,— Tulsa steamed into port under her own to bed ldKi"hight In a situation power. -, 1 1 i, [ . “ by SNtrlff Bob Sanford as ‘ synthetic rebellion,!’ I t was *wl as to who rules the roost underdothing both' in the front and •nilitary or the civil authorities, district judge has ordered the back, he said. The wltneaa said a thorough search fo r the bullet, Tall, adjutant general to appear In ed to locate it. Dr. Vier testified he found a bullet wound In the center o f the cheat and another three Inches lower on the back. Ho said the bul­ (U r T h a A u w l a t m P rrs a ) N E W YO RK w SepC 19.— The en­ let pased through the heart. f * 1 E- U who, it is IndicaHarknczs The trial w ill be resumed this morn­ gagement o f K its Mary *y or may not *.,-*8 i f Upon his Flagler to M, A. Cary,,Jr., o f Ridge­ . u l. Adjutant General ing. * field, Conn., was announced today. S t Petersburg— Approximately $2,' Miss Flnglm- Is a, grand daughter o f 800,000 o f public improvements under Henry 1it readier, the form er Ploridd railroad bulldog and developer. way a t this poin t * NUMBER 148 L A R G E S T T R U C K IN G C O U N TIE S IN S T A T E W fltL . (M A R K E T ' IN C O N JU N C TIO N . A special dispatch from . Bradensection, tba equally exclusive Euclid | town to the Tampa Tribune, under the avenue, with Its y q w s.o f University Many Party Chiefs E * above caption, tells o f the consolldafraternities an d . sororities and the ' tion o f tho selling forces o f the Flor* pect to be E x ­ great hilly sweep from this street ida Vegetable corporation and the to Shattuek avenue, the main busi­ pelled. Manatee County Vegetable Growers ness street, were a dreary waste, with association, with F. F. Dutton, o f this searchers hurrying everywhere. The <Br T h * A . » « c i m » a city, as general sales-managcr as an­ Red Cross maintained many stations G ALESB U RG , 111., Sept. 19.— Five nounced in The Herald yesterday, on tho edge o f the district to care bandits blew open tho safe o f the says: . for refugees nnd workers alike. Hun­ Farmers Bunk at Joy, a town near • B R A D E N TO W N , Sept. 18.— Pooling Rapid Course of dreds o f university students aided in here and esenped with about $-1,000 in By o f interests by tho organized vegetable the patrol. Tho flre^apparntus con­ cash. Two men in bakery near the Events During Past growers o f Manatee and Seminole tinued pouring many strenms onto bank were tied and placed nt the back Few Days. tho glowing carpets o f sparks here counties has been arranged for, with o f the bank building under gunrd F. F. Dutton o f Sanford to be general and there. A rc lights were being while the bandits worked. A ll tele­ ( I t r T fc . A n M l i I r S P r n t ) rigged up nnd nttompta were being ralcsmanager, and tho marketing of phone wires o f the city were cut. TO R T VE N D R E S, Franco-Spaln celery, lettuce, and other products of mnde to clear out the dangling light Frontier, Sept. ID.— It ia feared In nnd power wires and restore some the associations in the two counties many quarters that n counter revolu­ combined in one e ffo rt ns fa r ns is sort o f telephone communication. . tion in Spain will occur sooneV or lat­ It is reported tfynt the priceless practicable, it wns announced Satur­ er, but fo r the moment the pcoplo and libraries o f Professor Alexis Lange, day mondng by H. T. Bennett, secre­ tho political leaders seem stupefied nationally known authority on educa­ tary of the Mannteo County Vegetable by the rapid turn o f events in the Growers’ Association, tion, and Professor C. E. Chnpmnn, last few days and unable to formulate Combining of tho operations o f tho prominent American history- scholar, their ideaa. two largest associations o f vegetable had been destroyed. Chiefs A re Peturbed. The board o f Are Underwriters in growers wns the result of a scries of Tarty chiefs who have heard ru­ San Francisco appraised the damage meetings held during the past two mors thut many are to be expelled at 13,000,000, exclusive of personal months. A t n mrcting o f the board of from Spain arc greatly perturbed. belongings. It is expected that these directors of the Mnnntcc county asso­ Various prominent persons are mak­ Advo ing preparation to leave before they will amount to around $2,000,000 or ciation on Sept. 10 agreement was Eminent Jurist (cached to join with tho Seminole more. cates Through Study nro conducted to tho fron tier........ „ .{ispcijtion, apd the matter was sub­ Few soldiers arc seen in the dtpof Our Great Cohmitted to n meeting o f tho executive ital, although patrols occasionally Ap­ board o f that body at Sanford Friday stitution. * pear in the principal thoroughfares. night Sept. I I, nnd on Snturday morn­ It is known, however, that the m ili­ ing Mr. Bennett received a tlcgrnm Today’s mcoting o f the local Ki- tary is prepared fo r any emergency. announcing that action at Sanford wns wanis Club was called to order by Troops are occupying stragftlc poilfnvorablo, concluding the arrange­ President Jim Sharon, and the bless­ lions, while the civil guards have been ment. ing was invoked-by Rev. Brownlee. present in Mndrld in considerable This combining o f effo rt in market­ Ham Buumol, who has not yet re­ strength fo r some time. ing the products o f the members of covered from his experience on the Newspaper opinion demands liberty the two associations docs not mean, Bowery, was lale, and paid the pen­ for the press. I cither will lose its indentity, Secre­ alty by singing a new Kiwnnis song, Captnin-Gcncral Primo Rivera, in tary Bennett stated Saturday morn­ written by E. A. Bull: . » tiie course o f conversation with sev­ ( I t r T h e A .a o rla lrd I'rra a ) ing. On the other hand, he said, it will S T A T E N V IL L E , Ga., Sept. ID.— mean better prices through better dis­ We are for Sanford, tho Celery City, eral friends has expressed his inten­ Mrs. Joe Copeland, who ia charged tribution in the markets. Instead o f In its growth o f '23 our part we tion of respecting all institutions that really represent public opinion so with killing John Roberta at May a competitor in the big Seminole filled, Ga., September D, went on trial to­ county organization, the iManntcc So bo with us Wednesdays,and war­ long as they act within legal limits. The workers' organisation wHl not day. A t noon only six jurors had county grower’s body now w ill have ble this ditty, been obtained. Mrs. Copeland tens an ally, and distribution o f products That Kiwsnians’ motto always means dc touched, but they must refrain from inviting their members to strike. brought hero from Valdosta under a w ill be as uniform as possible. “ We Build.’’ Primo Rivera intends to make an heavy guard this morning. The local association's sales prices immediate attack on those whom he This song was sung to tho tune of will be governed by questions it re­ considers tho greatest enemies o f the ceives each morntng from tho Sanford "K -K -T -K a ty " i f you know whst that Spanish people. It is believed that headquarters where a special repre­ ia and made a decided hti with all new laws are unnecessary, as Spain and it will be tho official sentative from tho Manatee county present, ' already possesses too many which o f tho gang attending the big organization w ill bo maintained. Sales song are not enforced. < w ill be mado from here, as form erly Klwanis “ Get-Togethsr” meeting at » Speaking o f the coup d’etat by the Daytona Beach tomorrow.. I t is ex­ A L L IE D SQUADRON IS S A L U T E D but will be goverod by the informa­ m ilitary Captain-General Primo Rftion as to market conditions from the pected that 26 Klwanians, and their vera said that beyond the actual M f G RE EK W A R S H IP S . Sanford office and w ill be subject to ladles, will attend this meeting front leaders in the movement the only per­ approval o f that office. The “ Red this city, and they will be joined by (IT ? T D r A u M l a l r l P re s s ) . sons who are acquainted with the in­ delegations from every Kiwanle Club A T H E N S , Sept. 19.— Greece today Gntor” brand under which the Mana­ In this section o f the state, who have tentions o f himself and his followers dischartred all the measures o f apol­ tee county aasociatlon has packed for were tho Spanish ambassadors in ogy prescribed by the allies fo r 'the years and under which more than a been invited to be the guests o f the London, Paris and Rome. . . Janing murders. The incident, which million dollars worth o f produce went Daytona Kiwanlans. Judge C. O. Andrews, o f Orlando, fo r a time threatened the peace o f the to market from this county last year, Madrid, Sept. 18.— The m ilitary di­ Joseph Cameron and County Com­ Balkans, is now regarded as closed. w ill be maintained. rectorate has Issued a decree forbid­ The expense o f the combined or­ missioner Bledsoe, o f Sanford, were ding gambling In all dobs, including An allied squadron, led by an Italian warship, steamed into Phaelron har­ ganisation w ill be prorated in accord­ the m ilitary. Tbo preaidant o f the bor whore the waiting Greek ships ance with the number o f carloads supreme civic tribunal has resigned. rendered a. salute o f 21 guns to saeh shipped by each. - . flag. A t the, samo time memorial Pooling Arrangements plying to a letter from ex-premier services were celebrated in the Cathe­ For the fir s t time in tho history of Alhuccmas gives the latter the .priv­ dral at Athens in the presence o f the the local organisation a pooling ar­ ilege o f residing wherever he chooses. Greek ' cabinet and the allied diplo­ rangement w ill be put into effect with The w riter expresses the hope that the mats, while at Prevexa the bodies o f semi-monthly pools operating in each result o f the legal proceedings being the murdered Italians w^te embarked o f tba two.organisations. In this w sy taken against the Alhuccmas govern­ fo r Ita ly with military, naval and all the growera w ill have an even ment, “ which displayed the w o n t of civil honors. break. Pools have been common in vices” w ill show that the preroljr, feb** fru it grower’# organisation in this self was not responsible as hla per­ state for years past. Hon. C. O. Andrews, circuit judge sonal honesty Is everywhere admitted. Former Prem ier Sanches O p e n * o f the 17th Judicial circuit, o f Or­ issued a statement today defending lando, was the speaker o f the daythd conservative party, Ha declared This being “ Constitution Week,” the observance o f which Is advocated by the country disapproved the wild a t­ ail Klwanis Clubs, Judge Andrews tacks the new regime had already SU PPO SED TO HAY* Spoke on “Th e Constitution o f the launched against the old organised DROW NED A T United States," telling o f its origin parties. He stated he would place no SKA. and Uie difficulties encountered in Us obstacle in the path o f the present regim e and would withdraw from poli­ ' M O N TEVID EO , B ept 19— A tele­ adoption. He made what was prob­ tics pending the later “ reaHaatioo of ably the most impressive,, interesting 7* Sept. 19.— Five vea- gram . received a t tho foreign office the dream1* o f these responsible fo r and inatructive address ever listened last night a fter search front the Uruguayan 'consul in Ku­ Florida rsky, near the > BrUxll-Uragsayaii to by the local dub, givin g most o f the present adventure or the advent, * frontier; says tha town waa taken those present an entirely new eoncep- o f terrible disaster*. by a force o f 1,890 Brazilian rebels. tion and understanding o f the real There waa a sharp figh t in tha streets meaning o f tho constitution o f there in which seven wait, were killed and United States. Hla Improptu speech tweety-reTen wounded on both aides. was heartily applauded. �WITH OUR ADVERTISERS. The .Yowoll Company advertlae .to«rr< MRS. FRED DAIGBR . . ■• ■' i • | - -..... €It jr T tir Society Editot Phone 217-1Y , I f you have any friend* vipiting you— i f you are going anywhere or com­ ing home, or If you are entertaining, write* a postal card to thia department, giving detail*, or telephone the item. I t w ill be greatly appreciated. Probine £ la n Activities Oklahoma City And Tulsa. Mob Action Should be Used In His ( * f Tfce A s a e rln lr* P r « » ) O K LA H O M A C ITY, Sept, l f y Case ‘ — A clash between members of companied ns fa r as Chester, S. C., by Master Russell Wallace, who will spend the winter there with hia aunt, Mrs. Diekens. i n r Tfci* A u n c la tr * r rc a a j ^ N S A | Q B Y 0 Sept. fhuVsday— Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson ' will entertain at luncheon at her * home on Magnolia avenue at ono t. o'clock. . , A-CROSSING P A T H S W IT H YOU* Tien the evenin' shades Is falling < t tha closin’ o f the day, And I'm just a-settin'' round A -p«s*in ' o f the time away, Miss Snritn Imke left Thursday Thertfa a thought that comes to cheer fo r .Tallahassee where sho w ill spend several days with college friends beI f I'm feelin' kind o f blue— Jfoc« returning to her home in Sanford. Sort o' little prayer o' gratitude Miss Lake has been enjoying the Fcr crossin' patha with you. opening affairs given by the college nfit, and while in the city visited Misa Now, I never had the habit Itlartha Murphree and Misa Margaret " Splllln' round a lot o f bluff; Layton.— Gainesville Sun. t)jr indulgin’ In mushlne** An’ icAtiinentai stuff, But If I like folk*, t tell ’em— E N T E R T A IN S A T LU NC H EO N . Up and tel) 'em how, innteod Mr*. Dwight Bnhbltt wan the O f n-w iltin ’ fanby1epitaph* gracious hostess today at a lunch­ eon at her home on Sanford Heights, About 'em when they’re dead, honoring Miss Ruth Kannor, who leaves tomorrow for N ew York, Bo I'm giving you this mossnge where she will spend the winter. J.est because I want to say Blue and gold were the artistic col­ T h a t'j'm glad tho Fates nrrnngcd It So that you should pass this way. ors used for this pretty affair. The luncheon table wns laid with a lovely Jest to hear your voice nnd soo you cloth o f blue, the center o f the tabic my sky a shade more bide; being graced with n crystal basket A p ' I ’/n Jest n bit more happy filled with golden zinnias and ferns. Since a-crossing path* with you. Marking the places o f the guests — E. II. Emmons. were dainty golden tulip cups holding A*G iur ReBei* o f Orlando wag in nuts and mint*. The entire lower floor wn* abloom t)}c city yesterday combining busi­ with basket* filled with golden rod ness and pleasure. nnd zinnia* combined with greenery. A t one o'clock a delicious four Mrs. J. Allen h*s returned home after spending several days very course luncheon was served, Covors were lnid fo r Miss Ruth Kanncr, Miss pleasantly nt Dnytonn Bench. Edna Chittenden, Miss Laura Chit­ Mra. L. Y. Bryan hns returned tenden and Mrs. Babbitt. hopie after a very pleasant visit in ‘ Afcadio, where she was the guest MUCH IN T E R E S T SHOWN IN . STO NE M O U N TA IN M E M O R IA L o f lyir*.' Carlton. The extent to whievh interest has Mr. ai\d Mrs. Luke Thompson nnd been aroused in the great Stone Mr.' f^pd Mrs. Craig Tliompnon, hnve Mountain Confercdnte Memorial, lo­ returned home after ’spending a cated sixteen miles from Atlanta, is indicated by an nnalysls o f tho visi­ month at Daytona Bench. tors registration book for the month Mrs. Eliza E. Greene left today for o f August given out Monday by the Daytona Beach, where she will spend executive committee of the Stone * "week witjj ’ her son, Robert A. Mountain Confederate Monumental Association. Greene at The Fcrnwood. It shows a totnl registration of 12­ )\r, and Mrs. W. J. McBride and 634 visitors during August, represent­ guest, K. Brown o f Hamlet, N. C., ing forty-two states nnd eleven fo r­ iqotorcd to Kissiirimcc today, where eign countries. they vylll visit friends. The fact thnt not more thnn a third of the visitors who go to the mountain Mrs. ’ R. R. Dens was called to sign their names on the registration C^ar^eston, S. C „ Sunday evening by book makes this totnl all the more the Herious illness o f Mr. Den* remarkable, officials declare. It is conservatively estimated by brother! the executive committee that the total M f. nyd Mrs. W. A ' Vnssns, Miss mtmbcr of visitors nt the mountain Elizabeth Peeler and Muster Jnmca during August was at least 36,000 Peeler o l Jacksonville were the guests nnd that well over 100,000 visitors yesterday o f Mra. George Huff at her have been to the mountain during the homo on Laurel avenue. " months of June, July nnd August, ~ When tho gigantic hoistinng ma­ Miss Mina Howard left last week chinery is installed on the side o f for Charlotte, C., where she will the mduntain and the work gets go­ eptet; Queens College. She was nc- ing at full blust with a swarm o f men J 18.—WU- li.im Z. lA s tlr, the Chicago radical Ikbor loader, is under bond to nppear before C fiW Pot "M ic e Vassar to ex­ plain statements made by him in an address last night under the aus­ pices o f the labor council. Foster and John Mihclic o f Kansas City were arrested after the meeting. Foster Is alleged to hnve been advocating revolu tion ary methods and a dicta­ torship o f the proletariat! **' Four Others are Injured When Structure Collapses. the stnte legislature and Obvernor Walton over martial law is Imminent. Despite the execu^ fiv e ’s warning thnt he will jail any legislators that attentat to convene themselves in extra or? dinary session, the movement foe test o f the executive’s authority' today took definite form. A sug­ gestion that the federal govern­ ment m ight be called upon to Insure a “ Republican > form of government as guaranteed by hrtic(e four o f tjtc constitution on the llnlt - ...... .........ted Stales” was made in n statement by Scnntor J. C. Looney, judge advocate general o f the state military Inquiry In­ vestigating recent flojfgihgB In Tulsa county. "•(Cnptirin * Looney rtldde plnin thnt this ex p res sed opinion was as a lawyer and member o f the Oklahoma legis­ lature and not as a member of the inilifa maintaining ' order \» -» *r*#v 1 • * + iM o r U lr i r m « ) Ric^anl Rarthlemew |„ , price*, affording an opportunity o f CHICAGO, Sept. 18 ,-W h cat, De­ getting the latest styles seldom o f­ cember 102 1-8 to 3-8; May 107 !l-4 fered In thla city. Call and look over to 7-8; corn, December 07 3-4; oat*, their new arrival*. December 30 1-2. P itx m a a rlre productl, P lggly-W iggly offer* real bnrgaln* in good groceries for Wednesday and mt...k. M fall V tfft*» « » •* WHi Thursday, and the M careful buyer will grab thla opportunity to savo money. SE V EN K IL L E D 20 IN JU R ED This store l* doing It* full share o f IN T B N A M E N t F IR E reducing the high cost o f living and N E W O R LE A N S , Sept. 18.— Octo ber 28.70; December 28.61. J E ip E v c r n . - N . r r s c t » t . -i t Seven persona killed and a score or ipore injured early yesterday when Are swept through a tennment in a thickly populated district. The blase aiarted in a hallway and darted quickly to the upper floor* cutting off the escape o f many o f the six­ teen families lo the building. Firomen made many thrilling rescues. r' Those killed wero Fireman fternard Fcehnn, 86 years oI«f, a momber of truck (to. 0, Mr*. Pearl Thomas, 2u, and son, Edward, eight years old; Edward Breen, 34, Sophia Kolasien:ikl, 14, Regina KolnslenskI, "ft, and Helen KolaslenskI, 7. AU those.\ilied were either sulfotated by n m o V o o r’ burned to death, except ‘ tha fireman who died follow ­ ing a fall from" a dro-escape in ‘ res­ cuing the occupant* o f the house. , T m building In which fhe fire oc­ curred ‘in h four story structure at the southwest corner o f Harrow nnd Grand streets. I . 'U C,«M ^ o f the world with one who has turned to th. left, th e hand o f love, lifting » hroken soul (0 .happiness. Shsoed L dKcr.%c3.ji JilR.RttUJlf. o f this section. MM ' into.-audfWuahin*.;.4 raa^ . X t Tho old reliable A . & P. Tea com­ pany Is another advertise;; o f whom this paper Is proud, faiey are toda^ offering Prldo o f "Georgia pcnchea and Iduho Baking *potatoi!a «kt reduced prices. Th* economical , housewife should road tho advertising columns o f .thin paper— what she cannot find Jn orfo nd,’ she genorally can in an­ other. Make up your list- nnd pa­ tronise the stores that advertise In The Herald— llioy help reduce tho high cost of living and arc entitled to your patrondge. moves with hundreds of plsym through scenes o f t i l li n g realism I t ’s a Paramount Picture. Also Reginald penny (n a new seri*, TOMORROW 1 ,. Tom Moore In Beating the Game-’: The Dally Herald, 16c p«r week. O. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ port, 216 South Orange, Orlando, Fit. Soap bite nnd empty cans: Bak­ ing powder nnd cocoa enns can be us­ ed n* "soap *hnker*. Mnko n few nail bole* In the end. Thi* will aid In the Having o f small bit* o f *onp. SU F FE R E D F IV E Y E A R S T g O lT . KID N E YS. " I suffered with kidney trouble for five years or more. I could not sleep NOTICES TO C ltK U IT O Il*. In Court o f Count* Juilar. Seminole, “ t n!*b t «n d 1 was always tired afte* .. C iiiin l), I'lo r liln ., conilng home from work, and my back In lie: KafateOnfitlnrrairnnlno*. T o nil Creditors, I.i'icaloo*. U iitrlb u - ached,*' write* John R. Gordon, Rani tcoi, ami nil iicm on* h a vin g clnlm * or villo, IJ1. sbeured some FOLEY ilrtminds iiKBlnnt soli! rotate: You, mill rnrli o f rou.' nro licreliy K ID N E y PIR LS * add after * fJ notirii'd m ij rri|ulr«.4 to |irn»ent any rlnirnu- nn«t ilenmml*. w lileh you or e lllir r o f you. may have intulnst the Delate o f C leo n c flalite*. ilecoanr.t. Into o f the f o i l lily o f Smilnnlii, K lorlqa, to tlio untierolfrnixl nilmlnlalrat* r o f salil eetate, w ithin tw o yearn from the date hereof. . H iil.il Heptemlo'l' H ill. A. 1). 102:1. RANFOUIV r . IIO U H NKV. AilinlulHirntor. 9-11-1S-25-10-2-9-IS-22-SO.Sto O K L A H O M A C ITY . Okln., Sept. 18. It* two .largest cities nctually occu­ pied by the rdilitary, Oklahoma pass­ ed It* second dny under mnrtinl law ‘ ' ‘ * “ SC H E N E C TAD Y, N. Y., Sept. 18. without-disturbances. Dredges Inst night were tenring their Nowhere in the state except at way through 230 cubic yards o f soft Tulsa and Oklahoma City wns mar­ concrete ip the bed o f tho Mohawk tial law activity visible. river, seeking tho bodies o f three men A t thekp places, however, military buried when the wooden frame sup­ court* o f inquiry were in session nnd porting construction work on the proceedings with investigations or­ twenty-fourth span in great western dered by Governor J.-C. Walton into gateway gnve way. A fourth man alleged masked depredations, nnd wns in tho hospital with injuries regulations Yrero In effect clearing which, doctors say, w ill cause his tho streets o f traffic nnd pedestrians death. Three other men hnve minor between midnight nnd 6 a. m. Armed injuries. guards paced the entrances to the The'dead: Kenneth Davidson, su­ state capitol here, permitting only perintendent o f construction; Joseph those to pass ,who had official busi­ Miller, Joseph McCco. ness within. According to James C. Bell, state Early last night, word was received inspector, the men had poured some from Conlgnte that Judge J. II. Line230 yards of concrete into hnlf the bnugh had adjourned the regular ses­ span, expecting to complete the nrch sion o f tjfc district court there until today. Bell said he hoard n sound next Monday, T explaining thnt he ns o f splintering wood, called a warn­ wished to avoid any question ns to ing to the men nnd then saw tho mass tho legum y„qLJllgM FJjyft> right to of concrete sink into the river J12 proceed. £Jils, with the orders isfeet deep at this point. Davidson hnd suod preventing the convening o f a the three men lyent down with the special district *ourt grand jury here concrete nnd wood. Fellow labored* this morning, are* the only instances pulled the injured man to safety, hut of. m ilitary interference with the the others disappeared in the wnter. Court*. Civil authorities here Inst The cnUBe o f tho collapse is be­ night held undisputed police powers lieved to have been quicksand. •following M iiyof fcargill’a threat to withdraw the entire police depart­ T A L L A H A S S E E , Sept. 18.— E. P. ment' from duty unless the military Green, o f Brndentown, wns today , re­ relinquished control over it. Col. W. appointed by Governor Hardeo ns a S. Kay, commanding tho locnl troops, fnember of tho State Rond Depart­ immediately ordered the reinstate­ ment for tho four-yenr term. His ment o f Police Cblcr Ray Frazier nnd present term expires October fl. machine guns which had been trained on tho city hall" nnd county court on the precipice and Gutzon Dorglum, house were removed. The belief is current thnt militnry the oculptor, making cluy model* in rule nctually will be extended to only the big studio in front o f the moun­ tain, with the admission door* open u few sections o t the state nnd this to tho public, the Stone MounUiin opinion hns l>ecn strengthened by hlemorinl w ill easily be one o f the the fact thnt ony a small part of the most fascinuting attractions in the strength o f the state’s' national guard country it U predicted, nnd memo­ forces hns been mbbilizeJ. rial officials are confident thnt the Tho Herald delivered alx times a number o f visitors will be multiplied week fo r 16c. ’ ' , muny time*.— Atlanta Constitution. M fo'ili -MV. ■crepe and’ *ntin frock* ■at reduced A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S YOU W e Expect Oysters Every Other Day. W E D E L IV •* E R * • $ Seminole Fish and * • Poultry Market 317 East First Street Phone 481-W. "EU RO PE AN P l a n . ' O PE N a l l t h e YEAR. CORNER B U ILD IN G . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. Let us Show You our New Stc Fall Dresses and Millinery M ilane Theatre COOLEST SPO T IN SAN FO R D ------Shown Starling nt 7:30 and 9:15 P. RL--------A Tom Forman Production The Girl W h o Came Back with a preferred caBt Miriam Cooper, Gnatan GIuhh, Joseph Dowling, Kenneth Har­ lan, Mary Culver, Ethel Shannon, Znsu Pitta and Fred Malatefta. A atory of life in Sing Sing Prison “ P H A T A L PHOTO” An all star comedy, featuring, Charlea Murray, Mary Anderson und Raymond McKee. P A T H S NEW S L A D IE S ’ S ILK A N D W O O L PO IR E T T W IL L DRESSES $18.50 to $27.50 T X n c y p r id OF GEORGIA L A D IE S ’ H A T S IN S M A L L A N D M E D IU M SH A P E S Pounds f"|^Vf1%^ First Street NIGHT PRICES MATINEE PBJ /, • 1■ A -S IT FOR LESS . t ; -u i -il i rn /i‘ I -i W V �• Hi ',.1 l I " r / . l . M i 'IH . > ' <l.» ( ( U - m '•/ 1 U? r ' M THE SANFORD D AILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19/1923 Sanford Daily Herald Tho’ l w i .Kjhw rn l >lieg W f i ' single UNCLE iud double- mesh hair tiol in on sale at McCrory'n b it Cv nnd - 10c Btorc. They come In nil colons,. including The Herald Printing. Co, white nnd grey, nnd nre the best val­ ll£ 6eT t Could WOPKiT ues ever offered In this line. . som e it /n A H U R C Y. • , ‘/b 05 H0ULO D O IT Th s o f e A dis­ play ad. In the Herald today tel hi you o f the many good features o f this popular hair net. • ' »' GAfrtC, | CDOLP ooT « Ha l f ■fie U «E 'ifert-ftG W o l p h a h d a M P hs Save the old" Inner tubes: Your home demonstntion agent will show you how,to mnko attractive-and uocful articles from them, , ,, WAV Tpll*. AIJO^U TjUI3 t)VORLD. ■j •■rm '" “ “ Don’t you wnnt to tnke n Trip Around the W orld? W ell, meet us nt the Methodist Church Friday eve­ ning nt ’ eight o'clock nnd we wjU visit America, Jnpnn, Spnin, Afrfcn stops. I f you want to enjoy a real nnd Irelnnd. There will be eats nt nit treat bo sure nnd come. ThiH trip is given under the auspices o f the Epworth League fo r the benefit o f the enrpet fund. . Tickets are fifty cents and arc on snlc at the Union Phnrma'cy. 148-Utc Apply' boncma ueautificr csimlc dV»ta your face, and rc»t while it drle» remove and see and feel the w o n f f l Sdn C8 ,n thC C5 ° f ° ndlexlur,old»t Guaranteed to do there definite lhln8l|,*i tho face or money refunded. Clear iS complexion end give tt color Lift out h. lines. Remove blackheads and pimol« Close en arged pores. Rebuild facialtii cues and muscles Make the skin so» and smooth. J 1 You can obtain regular sizes from vour favorite toilet counter. K nor, send ihil ad. with 10cents to Boncilta UbonEJu? Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial tub* ■ A, 1*: I* l*-p »ire W ee k ly lle rW l l r f l r r e r e re Srm ln n le C M W IJ la p a b l l a k r S M r r , l ' r l d » r . A lv rr- r rates ■ « < « kaaraa an ap p liest t H p er year, a lw a y s >■ aS raae*. MKHntcn tu b a s h o u ia t k ii p i ik s s The Aaeoclated Press Is ■sclu xlvali •n tliled to ll>« use Tor republlcatlon of all n ew * dispatches credited to It or hot oth erw ise credited In this paper and also ths local new s published bsrsln. A ll rlahta o f ra-pubtlcatlon o f spsclai dispatches herein are «!■*> re a e r»»d . O ff I pel H R n A l.D n t 'lL H IX fl. Phone ISA TO A n V K IIT IH K IIN i In c a s t o f errors nr aninilxslnn In Issat o r other -advertIsrim -nt* T h e Herald P rin tin g Company does mu held Its e lf lia b le fo r dnimiKn fu rth er than the amount received fo r nuch nd-, vertlsem enta. Two machine-loads of men, report­ ed to be Italians drive to n point five miles cast of Pueblo, Colorado, get out, separate nnd start shooting nt each other. When the battle Is over, thore who arc still nllvo, get In the cars and drive away. Later the Offi­ cers find two dead bodies where the battle took place. A novel way of settling n dispute. The question naturally arises, what was it all about? Men who do those sort of things arc not likely to tell much about it, no matter whether they are brought Into court or not. They have their own way of Nettling disputes nnd they do not care much for courts. A type of the Mack hand, maybe. Possibly it’s a type of sonic organization of which we know very little. A t any rntc it will be n d iffi­ cult task for American law tp com­ pete with that class of crime. A S E N A TO R ’S REMEDY Read This Book And Get Better Results From, lo u r Motor AV*1..... ll 1, n , 1 i. I...... ..........1. Senator Capper's legislative rem­ , edies for improving the opportunities of the farming business to keep step with other industries, have nut al­ ways proven successful, hut this does not discourage the Kansas senator. He is not looking forward to t}ic time when the freight rate problem CITIES ARK GIVING MORE will bo solved l*y the hard surfaced THOUGHT TO THEIR I'K O I'L t highway. It does not nppear that his predictions will provide for the long hauls to market, nevertheless if one.can have faith in bis prophecies, the paying of road tax becomes Ifs l hard to bear. “ The Kansas farmer," lie samy "has to pny 22 cents n bushel for shipping his wheat to Chicago. He gets about $1.25 for it there, allow­ ing him something like KU cents j i bushel for whrnt which really menus n loss of about -10 cents on every bushel grown nnd sold nt that rotas < The railroads, meantime are getting twice ns much for freight an they did five years ago when the farinoF was selling his wheat for ?2,2fi. "Today tho situation is 10-cenJj bread or higher for the consumer/ while tho farmer, the producer, gets but .80 cents for the whont which rests him $1.20 to grow. The same situation prevails, of cotirso, in the indicating j beef industry. The railroads ’get i direction high freight rates, while the grower ids of the t go with •s and life Things Worth While Picked Up Alung the W ay; Some From Pena Long A go Laid Down; Some From Pens of loiter Days. T H E LOOM OF L IF E In the loom o f life wo weave each day On the warp o f circumstance, The colors grave and colors gay, . However the threads may chance. Hut the web la oura to m s W o r mar. And the pattern we raay^phooso; Wo may make tbe fabric strong and And blend as we w ill t!>e hues. Tho glint o f gold from our hoppy days May shine through the somber shades And lava's warm gleams, like the morning's * Add beauty, that naver fades. '^93 a ry 'Vaughan, i slinru of the improvement in two years, , |« I* l l { * “ Thu eft^y jilun nmi its lricmln Imvc hot merely been productive of better­ ments, they have protected Chicago from .mistakes that would have vurbed its growth, The vast railroad termi­ nal developments aggregating $103,1100,000 projected here within the fast decade or so have followed in large mensuro its recommendations. The commission, .reports Hint it revamped one railroad >plun which would have built a Chinese wall across the west­ ern part of the business district."— Lakeland Star-Telegram. truth that ‘As for the earth, out of it comcth forth hrend.* "When every trunk lino railroad Is paralleled by n broad, smooth, wellgraded national highway, strong enough to support trucks o f five or even ten-ton capacity, the railroads will not get 22 cents n bushel to take wheat from Kansas City to Chicago! "The transportation problem neith­ er begins nor ends with railroads. The highways problem daily becomes more and more vital. The marketing of uutopjobUqS is .today a larger in­ dustry than the running of railroads; making Of roads for automobiles and Ttucks is ■inevitably to become the greatest,j'/i'gU\ ^industry of the cmin- il i * r ii • ttf The motor is tho heart of your automobile, your truck, or your tractor. Take the right care o f it and you w ill have few troubles and littlo expense. In order to help you add to tho enjoyment of your family cars, and to increase your sat­ isfaction with business vehicles, we have prepared this booklet— a copy of which you may have for the asking at any dealer’s. It is not written in technical terms, but explains fully the operation and care of your' motor and tells you w hy you should put nothing in your crank case but M O TH ER HECOM M NEHS COUCH lug,9 ‘AvTfllb* ktHx’W | nMISJi* long, reaching from city limits to city limits, are being widened. "Minor streets widenings are nu­ merous. Now nnd then, driving through the city, you pass a row of deserted houses, stripped of windows, waiting for tile wrecker. Diagonal streetN have boon cut through find further cutting is to be done. "Still in the background, but tbe subject of persistent endeavor, re­ mains tho straightening of the Chica­ go river and the building of five new streets into the business district south through wlint is now river nnd rail­ road yards. "M y mother hud a severe cough. I bought her a lettlu s,etvt lXIldr'.Y.'S HONEY AND TAR ami it helped her at once. Also gave my son several doses and his cough disappeared/’ writes Mrs.' H. L. Givens, Grccnfictd, Virginia. For quick relief from Coughs, Coldtl*Croup, Throat, Chest, nnd Bronchial trouble use Foley's llmicy mid T r t Stood tile test of time serving three generation!!. Larg­ est selling cough medicine in the World. Sold everywhere.—adv. The Dally Jlerald, 15c per week “ Chicago has been able to separate city planning from politics.- Ad­ ministrations enter the city hall in triumph and retire, hut the Chicago Plan Commission, with its perma­ nent chairman, continues its work. It enlists officials, business men and school children in its import. Thou­ sands of new voters, who have studied the city [dan in the public schools, are registered each year. “ The commission is* not yet IB years olilt yet it has hail $80,000,000 in bonds voted for city improvements. It is estimated that $22,500^)00 additional will be needed to carry through the | ma j o r , street wideninga. The lake shord enterprise, already taking form made, in piling driven and which calls for a parkway and bathing beaches constructed far out from the present shore, will take many addi­ tional millions. "O f the $80,000,000 already author­ ized, $.34,000,000 is credited to park InndB added to Chicago by filling in the nlke, 1,138 acres being developed. Street widenings took $37,000,000 And ( lliat remaining massive project of the forest preserve, which hns set adWc 25,000 ncrcs.'bf . wooded land hlnd Chicago,h£j) Required $I5,0OTjtR)0 The cbmmisslpii bodies for 10MO acres m o rtvM | h « KroyrU> of th c'V ty WR8 into W m i n i n Y U v n i l a b l e ^ a r t i ^ J “ The b9»t argument for flty plan. ning la Chicago iijsaid tt/ T ly.ii^ V H M I already chieved. Where once the lake lapped tho very edge o f the loop dis­ trict, workmen nrc today laying out a baseball diamond fa r back in the broad playground that skirts Michigan ave­ nue, and farther down arc construct­ ing a huge sl^ljum . The astonishing unfoldment o f the BlstrWt fcorU ^pf1' the river through the widening and eg- , tension ot Michigan avenue, furnishes . the moat spectacular city benefit. The Chicago Plan Commialon claims* tho Vise In property valuea there,' If pro^ S o fte n s ..^ I® if ! W• asfi-W ater v > x . C lo t h e s tkrash c l e a n e r a n d w h it e r , a n d la s t lo n g e r w h e n y o u u se R e d S e a l L y o t o s o fte n t h # w ^ a h \ > v ^ te r . L a l in ­ e s "a lo t fa rth e r, I Thtjro ly dissolve RED&& b e fo ro .'p u inihe house; it has many e w i t e y life *. m each can. Be fc-— rare and bay only the genuIne Red Seal *>21> 1 your tank nnd Polnrino in your motor 8 mish a winning combination cf fuel and Jubncation. • INCORPORATED: IN KENTUCKY �0*v*? *ij r ^ . •n - - I'K * . 1 ■•" . ' • ( , yfisfctv 7- > • * ,w r V.i ), WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1923 =x= A R E B N T III/ 8 IA S T IC v A G R E A T C A S T IN T H E B A L L IN " V A N ftfY f P A I R " ! * OVER N E W O A K L A N D GETTINGBUSY INWARDCASE! FQ UR W H E E L B R A K E S h PAGE =4W a f.« g - A J 8 i --1-- a mm One o f the most notable photoplay casts o f the year will be seen In Hugo Bail in’s production o f "V anity F a ir" at the Milan* theater today. This production was made nt the Goldwyn studios fo r diatribution by that com­ pany and M h B n llin had at his dis­ posal nil the best ’ resources o f the Goldwyn organization. The picture is ono o f the film achievements o f the yepr nnd gives the story o f Thack­ eray’s masterpiece ns he wrote it in his novel. 1MnbeV Ballin, the w ife o f the pro­ ducer, is starred ns Becky ’ Sharp. S n e f is conceded to be one o f the moat charming o f the popular film stars o f the day nnd hns constantly been adding to her reputation ns a screen plnycr o f exceptional nbility. She has appeared in all o f the Hugo Ballin productions up to date, includ­ ed in which are "Jane Eyre,” "East Lynn," "The Journey’s End" nnd Other successful productions. Technically, there are four lending men In this production. A t the head o f these, on account o f his long years o f experience on the stage and in the silent drama, comes Hobart Rosworth. Ho acta the role o f the Marquis of Stcync, n part /which he hns neted on the speakJijg ftage. Mr. Rosworth needa no introduction to any motion picture audience in any country. He started his film career when motion pictures ware still .regarded as nn ndJunct o f thh nickelodeon and made as rapid advance In mastering the tech­ nique o f screen acting'as the motion picture camera hM r in recording no­ tion. Ho made the first five-reel pic­ ture ever produced in Los Angeles, a screen, version* o f “ The Count of Monto C risto" and hus starred in n scoro o f other motion picture fea­ tures. C O N S O LID A TE D SCHOOLS , A N D GOOD n O A fjf Beal H ighway* Mean yr T 1 Education M Based on onthusiatalc endorsements i,v *k s t o w . * already received, from police ahd pub* -B„ ’ -Ll_ I K safety officials In the cities and Tho "/ittle red ichoolhouse" good f>,ti Rev. Joseph Wainright was a c j. towns which have already teen visit­ as it U, is not an good as the "big. red W IL L SEEK C A U 8E S L E A D IN G companied hero on Sunday hy. Ms Ip V E W A R D ed by the Oakland Truo Blue Travel­ schoolhBuse." Slates which have ex­ SCENT A C T IO N DOES NOT W ILL A T I TO R E C E N T TR O U B LE . f pnrenta, apd a brother,.a youhg Bap­ IM P L Y A N N E X A T IO N )F ers, Oakland fqur wheel.brakes are perimented in rural districts with the IS' tist minister and Mr. Weimura^i fel­ destined to be recognized as one o f "consolidated" schools (sometimes T O IT A L Y B IR M IN G H A M , Ala., Sept. 18.— low class mptc o f fem ory’ University! the greatest safety features ever in­ called "uion schools” or "centralized ‘ .- ftiK p • Announcement was made Tuesday Mr. Weimura gave an interesting t n r Tit* Assoelolra Pres?) schools") report a great gain in edit? W HITE P L A IN S , N. %., S ep t 10. corporated in n motor car. that the Jefferson county grand Jury U lk o f |ila efforts, to become a'Chris-" HOME, Scjrt. 19.— Appointment o f cation at little or no incrcaso o f cost The Tfuo Blue Travelers are the —After ono year and four months of will begin nn Investigation tomorrow thin minister,'tyid Is |rtun\Jng to “h li ah lUzltWn m ilitary governor'In. Flume Tho “ consolidated school" takes the effort th* prosecuting: officials of first models of-the 1024 Oakland line on conditions at Banner Mines, near does not in any way signify annexaplace o f half- dozen or more "little native cou n try-jap an ,'’ to vpimrth to to .come out o f the factories at PonWest Chester county- late yesterday Birmingham, where state ' convicts them tlon bf this country, i^ w a s authorired. school houses," collect* the several his countrymen worked b y tho Prntt Consolidated tivaly '(Stated today, and any moves teachers, libraries and facilities uniter from their worshjp. o f 'idtjTI. * * 0 Coal company revolted September 10 Mr. and Mrs., Lloif^l msde’ hy. Italy tip'to the present havo ono roof, nnd brings the children,'to and blo\y up machinery valued at $10,bcetrfor'th* purpose o f bringing Jugonnd takes them from such schools.yi|f moved to 708 Palmetto' avtitaar and 000. S lM la 'tA see the need fo r a satisfac­ county operated motor busses, horse- will not farm* this' season. CSifl 'pltrir ng a Solicitor Jim Davis vigorously de­ Onfc tory arrangement concerning tho dis­ drawn vehicles or trolley cars. * *•: afjd,fam ily have moved from towii t i‘ were dispatched to all pointa o f the nied secrecy maintained by officials, was flpinhd'd—lt; began last Wodhcsthe Monroe house. position o f tho free city. The consolidated school flourishes compass to demonstrate the perform­ regarding the Banner outbreak and dsy and jh t.fiq a j two tafqsmen were It is held, that Premier Mussolini where good roads arc. It cannot be Mrs. 1„ R. Farmer o f Kisyifpmee ance unaer every road and climatic declared he would summons all w ar­ established where aro only poor oradii. not examined until yesterday— A tto r­ did everything i n ^ l s ’ power to avoid camo up Saturday to visit her sister, condition. dens ami doctors before tho grand ney General Shermhn bpened-the case The Superintendent o f Public In­ Mrs. I. EL Estridgc and together, the One o f the main reasons fo r dis­ the' situation as it is today when he jury. ' for the s ta te with th e announcement struction in tho State o f Washington indies, Mr. Estrldgcs and ' children patching the cars was to demonstrate asked the joint Italo-Jugo-Siay com­ " I shnll particularly Inquire into sits forth as the, advantages o f the that the pfbsegutlon thinks It can es­ drove over to Oxford Sunday to visit the safety feature o f the four-wheel mission considering tho Flume questhe labor required o f tho convicts, the consolidated school, that It provides tablish beyond a shadow 6t a doubt their mother, Mrs, Crouthgra fo r a tiMi to> finish ita work on August! 3L brakes, and in order to do this thor­ task assigned to them and their fit­ n better school plnn, i. c., makes pos­ that Ward killed Peters In "coldblbodweek. , ', and bogged Hhp Belgrade government oughly, it-is planned to o ffer a dem­ ness to perform the tasks," he said. ed, deliberate murder," sible he erection and maintenance o f Mrs. E. P. Morse and fam ily wll|^ to make a definite decision bn tho onstration to police department o ffi­ “ Medical treatment given tho men mote modern school buildings and When Mr. Sherman had finished cials in the more than 1,000 cities commission’s report by September IB. have as their guest this week th^ will also be discussed by the grand school equippiont- It enables tho disform er’s brother-in-law, Gebrj^i his presentation with the declaratlpn and towns through which these cars Jugo-SIavJa, however, let the date jury. Food will also be a question district to erect a.modern high school Morse on route to his home in Hon-" that the s tile would disprove every pass. pass without coming to any agree­ before the body. Absolute protection and to obtain better trained teachers, duras, after being nt Hot Springs, eaential part o f W ard’s self defense ment, nnd this, it is contended, threw As It Is well known that the amount will be given the convicts cnlled from and gives the rural community the Ark., for tho baths. statement, Isaac; Bgills, Ward’s coun­ o f braking power, is' governed by the the en tire responsibility fo r Flume on the enmp to testify." advantages o f the uniform gradon Mrs. B. A. Howard nnd daughtora sel, moved for'dismlssal o f the indict­ Italy, which fo r flvo years has been friction resistance o f the tires against Burning o f the blacksmith shop at school. It makes possible the estab­ aro at.homo from Okeechobee after,' ment, a motloa which Justice Wnkner the road, by distributing tho braking maintaining the city nt her own ex­ tVegra camp, where county convicts lishment o f'h ig h school courses, nnr, spending the summer there. Immediate^. # n iid . The court grant­ effort, oyer *11 four wheels, Oakland pense. nre worked by the Pratt Co., became in many instances, enables the rural Mr. and Mrs. John. Peters o f Rich­ ed Attorney Bill’s request that "In obtains not only more positive brak­ It is emphatically declared thjit the known Tuesday. Hot ashes le ft in xlstrjet to crqct n ntodorh high school mond nvenuo had as dinner gucsta the introduction oft certain evidence ing but smoother deceleration. There Italian premier has no wish to violate the building caused the firo which bliitding. It provides special work, Sunday Mr. ntnl Mrs. Zcrnovenn, Mr. witnesses who' found tho body o f is consequently less wear on brake tho judicial clause o f the treaty o f occurred ten days ago, according to such hs mnnunl training, domestic and Mrs. Sam Kcmia and Miss Peters leave the room." Court ad­ banda*nnd tires and less strain on the Rappallo, in substantiation o f which II. E. McCormick, vice president nnd scicnco, etc., in the rural community, liucurcl. journed fo r the day. it is pointed out that he has just re­ chassis mechanism. gencrnl manager, o f the company. and, finally, tho consolidated school Mrs. E. C. Ward o f Cameron, aveThrod days a fter the body o f Petets Proposed’ abolition o f the convict It is impossible to lock the front gistered the treaty with the League of increases community interest in com­ nuo has been quite ill with rheuma­ 'an ex^narlne, was;'found near the Nations. • lease system has been a warm issue wheels on a dry pavement. munity activities by providing n cen­ tism. We are glad to note sno 1* reservoir, Ward, through ah attorney, before the Alnlmmn legislature dur­ tral meeting plnco under attractive The tendency to skid has been recovering after several weeks. confessed killing him, but he alleged T U R N ON E LE C TR IC ^ ing the present session nnd members surroundings, making the school the eliminated because the whole ten­ justification, nserting ho defended his LIG H TS IN YO U R HOME of tho state-wide committee fo r the center o f tho community circle. dency of the car is not to skid but Dai.y Herald on sale at Joe’s Smoka life in a blackmail plot, and sinco then abolition o f tho system have been to continue going forward Sn the House, Mobley’s Drug Storq and the state has endeavored to learn the "Ready to turn on ihe ligh ts!" P R E S ID E N T COOI.IDGE called to meet in Birmingham tom or-1 The Daily Herald, 15c per week. original direction of. travel. Even op Hunt’s Pharmacy. * * ** tf details of the black mail and the cir­ That, it is declared, is the thought N O T TO V IS IT MACON row night to hear testimony regard a wet pavement this holds true. cumstances of the killing. hack of the new, Installed-Pricc Rian ing the Banner outbreak. The four wheel brake mechanism o f selling Pclco-Llght, the wellAttorney General Sherman em­ MACON, ScpL 17.— President Cal­ phasized in presenting his case that on the fron t wheels has been so ar­ known farm electric planf, which the vin Coolidgc w ill not visit Mncon this IN D U S T R IA L SCHOOL ranged that in turning, the outer company has just announced. Word's lawyer did not go to tho year. A letter was sunt to the presi­ FOR D AD E C O U N TY front wheel brake is automatically Tho announcement o f this plnn is dent by the chamber of commerce in­ sheriff with his story fo r three days released which insures perfect control especially directed to those who_live viting him to visit Mncon during the and nights, though it was well known M IA M I, Fla., Sept. 19.— Plans for o f steering at all times. This means in farm homes, it is stated.. Wo want Georgia state exposition. In reply nn industrial school for hoyn nnd girlH in the meantime that an attempt to that even In turning a corner a t high to smnko it easy fo r the farm er to to tho letter C. B, Rlomp, seerotnry together with n suitable plncc for identify the corpse was underwny and speed, when it is necessary to apply h<U'.o cloctrifity in his homo, nnd to to the president, stated that the pres-; tnking rare o f indigent children nnd timt the officials were baffled until the brakes ,there will bo no danger of know beforehand;1 just what the ident greatly appreciated the invitn- n,iu|tn> to be built on a 2H0 acre fnrni finger prints experts established that skidding. whole thing will cost him," declared tion but would be unable to accept it „ t Kendall, owned by Dade county, This bank is 36 years old, during each Peters wns a former marine. The brakes aro easily accessible, officials o f the Delco-Light Company, on account o f pressing matters o f , „ 0rc made yesterday at n meeting of It wns apparent from tho statement successive year ifrhas learned the nqeds o f the being of. the external contractipg type in response to questioning nbout this state that would keep him in Wnsh-|thc C0Unty commissioner’s special of the chief prosecutor that the state and the only adjustment neecssnry nt remarkable plan. people of this city and vicinity, aiul’CaWceit^K ton. would try to prove that Peters was committee and n committee from tho the bands. „ B riefly stated, the plan is to fur­ not killed where the body was found, board o f visitors, in charge of county them, thus becoitffhg more usefu) tQ Firms, The use o f demountable disc steel The D rily Herald. 15c per week. hut was carefully deposited on tho un­ wheels on all models greatly facili- nish n standard model Delco-Light institutions. , ■ Merchants and Farmers yearly. * The Herald delivered six times frequented htjfhVhy* Tty somo one who ta te ^ a n y adju^moqt^and_ also, sim plant nnd storage battery, to install it complete, wire the house, for ten weok.foz lbc. MiUli t% Tho. Herald fo r first class job work. ..... ,Haired tcf.cOTIEonl :>hfit hhd "happened. pHfle* the'Srortt o f cHjmglng~tTre MMMfMfU I ’llilo tiliw lights, put in ten drop lights, com­ Mr. Sherman gave his version o f The prices on the new models have plete even to tho electric bulbs in — Your Account Invited,— Wnrd's own story. Ho recalled that been reduced from $30 on tho roadthe sockets, put in a gencrnl power Word snid he wns accosted by Peters, star to $150 on tho flvo passenger ................................S IR S............................... [ Member Federal Reserve Bank outlet anywhere in tho house the » “ Charles Ross" and a "Jack Rog- sedan, making Oakland the lowest owner may chooso, in short to furnish in their enr, Peter got into priced six cylinder car with fourm n complete Delco-Light installation, Resources $15(kQQ0>QQ. Word's ear with a drawn pistol arid wheel brakes on the market. "Ready to turn on the lights,” as forced him to drive to tho secluded stated nbove. spot while the other two followod In O FFIC E R A N D TH R E E Low prices arc assured, on nil mod­ their high powered car. Peters, acM E C H AN IC S MISSING els and,, in addition financing o f tho rording to the story, ordered n holt. V ia n a a a a a a a ia a a a a a a a a iB a a a a a a iiH a a a a a B a p a n a n a a a p H purchase is taken care of, where nec­ Ward grabbed the gun nnd .Peters’ \vV5 iI IIN G T O N , Sept. 17.— Lieut. essary by an easy payment plan a a . Jii other wrist and' Peters was killed in Cole and three mechanics o f I-angley 19111— 10-IN. L IS T PRICE 75c which calls for only a small cash pay­ A CO M M U N ITY B U ILD E R the subsequent scuffle. Field, V a* who left Bolling Field ment. The Delco-Light Company is I f Anybody Hero Wants a Real Kind Mamma— Illucs Mr. Sherman asserted that Peters hero at 10:35 a. m. yesterday for Si. weli-khOwq for its efforts at spread­ Ethel Ridley and Bradford’s Jazz Phools F. P. FORSTER, President D. F. W IU T N E R , Cashlar, had a rrndenzous with tho trio the |Louis by way o f I-angin Field, at ing the benefits o f electricity in the Memphis, Tennessee— Blues night before and that tho meeting Moundsviile, W. Va., were reported cou n ty, and many thousands o f farm Ethel Rjdley nnd Bradford’s Jazz Phools on the night o f tho tragedy had been missing last night after effort! had hotpe^'todny know whatUhaso bene­ arranged. He said Ward claimed to been made to get word o f them. fits A re,’.thanks to tho kindly influ­ Lieut. Cole was piloting a Martin ence oi. these widely known Delcohave met the “ black mailers” to tem­ 19I2-L— 10-IN. L IS T PRICE 75c porize with them Until he could ea­ bomber, entered in the Uulitzer race L igh t plants. It is safe to predict, Midnight. Blues Rosa Henderson rs |« payipg them a $75,000 demand at St. Louis. with the aid of a jdan like this and Cotton Belt Bjues Lizzie Miles A report through the naval air s «r» with so many thousands able to enjoy for blackmail. I’hters wo» painted os an unsophls vice that a ship at sea had sighted the advantages o f electricity, accord­ ticated vtillage youth by the prosc- such a machine, was being traced, but ingly. that great numbers will take 191^23— 10’ LN. L IS T PRICE 75b tutor. officers said it was unlikely tho pilot advantage o f the opportunity which Bleeding Hearted Blues Jambs P. Johnson could lose his course so completely the Delco-Light. Company, 6ffers, to You CnnH Do What, My Lo-rt Mnn Did— Blues School days will soon be here and as to land In tho ocean. Jt was point­ buy. their own Delco-Light plants this James P. Johnson the seasonable advertisement o f ed out that a forced landing in wild fall and Join the other thousands who Washington and are already enjoying this modern con­ fhurrhwcll'a tells you o f the arrival countfy between uf big selections o f boy's fall suita Moundsviile might have le ft tho miss­ venience. / in all the wanted cloths and patterns ing aviators without means o f 1com­ <r and at prices that will please the eco­ municating their plight. Some-people are sO generous they nomical parent. Outfit the boy for throw pennies around as ( f they were The Tampa Board o f Trade la tak­ five-dollar bills, school at Churchwell’s and you will ’eL#; i f WbJ, " a , » *n \r. t have no regrets. ing the Initiative in calling fo r acH ■ ■' -■ - ■ ■ ■■ - ' = ion by the county commissioners to ( Jacksonville— Fosbcc Bros. Lumber secure a fa ir appropriation from the Company purchases 55,000 acres o f state road department for the im fghways in yellow pine tlmberlXnd in Hillsboro j provement o f the *Highways In - the and Manatee counties. W e ft Coast district. With Age Corner B LU E S” '; ' s s W E SPECIALISE In Making I ’ AWNINGS ’ ' or ANYTHING OF CANVAS ALSO s ARB Of all Styjeaand Qualities at w m M With a $3. chase in our i store Thursday ted 5 ?oynd8 to Customer. Little Price Maker. • " W " ~’ M ' / / / / - ////' //// '< < lone 111|, 204 8. Mjiln , ORLAN 1 4 - • : ■>Y ■jyiya ■*>« ir CEJTO A U . ' m( v i m m �m * *. : 1 . - PAGE FOUR vv ' :'v* ’ t’ % \ , '' ' lt* ™ G O LF B O W L IN G T E N N IS B O X IN G T H E SA N FO R D D A IL Y fc E R A tt),1WfctofoESDAY, ^fe^TEM BER' 19,‘ 1943 Robs Calomel o f Nausea and Danger BASE B A L L FOOT B A L L BASKET B A LL T R A P SH O O TIN G R. L. SHIPP, Editor Medicinal Virtues Retained and Irnprored— Dangerous and Qualities Remorcd. Sickening Perfected Tab* let Called "Calotaba" Yanks Delayed Another Montgomery Fans See Day in Cinching F lag Little Rock W in Two The latest triumph of modern selence la n "de. nauseated" calomel tab­ let known to tbit drug trade its “Cain* tabs.'*, Calomel, thp moat Kcncrnliv useful of all medlelD.*a thus enters bppn x wider ntlil iif frw.ituJnrlty.— jiurjlled *|<1 reffortti.rroMi^tlnise obW* Jcrtlunnhla (iiinJIUilifVhlnte'tiRvx herr‘° j 10(1Mf £?*?*■ ,'T>K W.^^i^lllousnr^iAioriailp'tifith.. head* ^ -ftMiea ami Indlmnjiin/nnd In a ureal variety of llvefTaloirtnrh aniK kidney fc* Iron Idas calomM 'Was the moat suceeeaful remedy, 'but’ Ua one wue often neglected on nccfeimti or Ita slckctdn* tiunlltlra. N o w J e d I tha eaaleat «n4 moat plrnaont dt* medicine* to take. n* One Calutnb at VedHtne with a swal­ M low of water,—that’* u|l. No tnste. 1*3 Itt Fn to 1*3 Pa : NE W YORK, Sept. 18.— New York MONTGOMERY, Ala., SepL 18.was delayed nnotber day in cinching Little Rock won both ends o f a double W ASHINGTON, Sept 1 0 ^ thd American longue penant, when bender from Birmingham,^ I.KA iUE STANDINGS Washington’ tied it* major Cleveland won the Inst game o f ,the afternoon, 7 to C and ,1*to* 0. * * gtW record' o f 108 double aeries, 8 to 3. Score, first game: National League. playa.in on^ season, cstnldish* Score by innings: Birmingham .... 012 100 Oil- - 0 10 2 i*« ed inert yejtr In the second Won. Lost Pet, 1 ( * 000 120 212—8 10 1 Li tie Rock 320 001 10* - 7 12 0 Ra game With? St. Louis here .022 Cleveland fil New York ........... ..... 89 Now York ..... 000 020 010—3 9 2 Daniels, Bates and Vann; Graham P* yesterday. :?* r>8 .580 Cincinnati ........... .....83 and Smith. *a Biuego took Exzel’s grouml.580 fih Pittsburgh ........... .......82 Score, Bocond game: *** or, tagged Gerber on the bnse <1(1 .625 Birmingham ......... 000 00( Ra lino and retired'the batter nt 08 .518 St. iMuis ...... .— ..... 73 P H ILAD E LPH IA, SepL 18.— De­ Little Rock ...... .... 000 001 f*3 first to complete the play 70 .489 Brooklyn .............. .....<57 (Six innings agreement). 82 .338 troit spill even with Philndclpldn to­ *«• which tied the mark. The Nnday winning the first game 8 to 2 and Wells and Robertson; Met .324 82 tionals have sixteen more Boston ................ ..... 44 Ncidcrkorn. losing the second 10 to 9. F-a games to play this season. Score, first gnmn: American League Mobile 9, Nnshville 3. Won. Lost. Pet. Detroit ...... 113 200 010—8 11 1 N A SH V ILLE , Tenn.,_ Sept. lfl.— •18 .057 Phlln. ............... 000 001 001—2 10 4 New York .......... .... 92 Holloway and Bossier, Woodall; Mobile defeated Nashville hi;re today .fill 01 Ronimclt, Kelly and Perkins, Druggy. 9 to 3. The* Hears hunched hits in the fifi .... 88 .fill Detroit ................ firs inning for four runs. Lctiourvcnu Score, second game: .501 .... < 1 8 07 SL Louis .......... .480 Detroit ....a 100 100 llVi— 9 13 1 hit a home run with one on nnd a 71 Washington ......... .... 07 .452 Phlln............... 100 010 701— 10 10 1 triple in the ninth which counted for 74 Chicngo ...... ........ .... <11 .408 80 Clark, Johnson, Cole, Whitehill and another run. fifi Philadelphia Score: 80 .403 Gassier; Woodall, Harris, Ilusty, Mobile ............. 100 002 021— 0 10 0 Rommell and I'erkins, Tonight nt the Princess you will Nashvilio.......... 000 002 001—3 12 2 see Tom Mooroh" fn “ Beating the • Southern Association. Won. Lost. Pet. W ASHINGTON, Sept. 18.— Wash­ Long and Henry; O’Neill nnd Haley. game." .025 ington and St. I.ouis divided their two fil New Orleans ........ .577 games today, the Brown taking the 03 Chattanooga 5, New Orlrnns 2. Mobile .................. . . 80 He was n burglar— but tbc people's .528 opener 5 to 1, while Washington won 07 ....7fi CHATTnnoogn, Tcnn, Sept. 18.— choice for Mayor! Memphis ............... .510 the second, 2 to 1. 73 Chattanooga defeated New Orleans 5 Atlanta ................ ... 70 .500 72 72 Birmingham ........ Ir, 2 here this afternoon in the open­ Score, first game: From second story worker to es.483 St. Louis ........... 020 010002—5 11 1 ing contest o f the finnl local series of 78 Nashville ............... .73 lecmed mayor o f n hick town—all in .408 Washington....... 000000 001— 1 9 3 of the season. The clubs will lay off one year, t 87 Chntlnnoogn ...... . .......<10 .310 ..... r.o 97 Little Rock ......... I )anforth and Sovcreld; Zachary, Wednesday nnd play a double header Thursday. Russel) and Rucl. Filled with escapades ami accom­ GAMES YESTERD AY. Score: Score, second game: plishments of n “ mnn who dared." St. Louis .......... 000001 000—1 8 0 New Orleans .... 000 001 000—2 fi 3 National I-cngue. Washington...... 000 110 OOx—2 10 0 Chattanooga ...... 201 001 Olx— fi 9 2 Honesty nnd dishonesty—so them Boston 2, Pittsburgh 12. Kolp and Severeld; Znnisher and nt work in “ Beating the Game." Philadelphla-Cinclnnali, rain ’GATORS ARE TO HE Rucl. New York JO, St. Louis 4. W ELL COACHED Charged with high voltage of love, Only three scheduled. thrills and' suspense. BOSTON, Sept. 18.— Blankenship G AINESVILLE, Flo., Sept. 19.— kept Boston's hits sentered today, American Longue. Observation of the early training sea­ Opens with n big punch—action nil Chicngo winning 0 to 2. Cleveland 8, New York 3. son of the University of Florida var­ the way thru—nnd a mighty thrill nt Score by innings: St. Liuis 5-1, Washington 1-2. Chicngo ...... :.... 101 001 000—0 8 2 sity football sipiud has developed the end.' Chicago fi, Boston 2. Boston ............. 000 001 001—2 7 3 one important fact, the 'Gators of Detroit 8-9, Philadelphia 2-10. Tom says, “ Honesty lias loaded lilangenship nnd Grouse*; Quinn, 1923 will he one of the In'st coached teams in the history of the sch o ol, tl dice beat o mile." Howe, Dietlu-n and Pincinich. Southern Association. is difficult to determine nt the outset At Montgomery: l-illle Rock 7-1, o f a training period the ultimate re­ Tomorrow, Charlie Chaplin in "The “ BEATING THE GAME." Birmingham 0-0. sults o f meeting with worthy rivals Pilgrim." “ Here's five thousand dollars to es­ Chattnnooga 9, New Orleans 2. on the field, of battle will he, hut tablish yourself, iu a hick town. I Nashville 3, Mobile 9. smooth and systematic coaching o f' Remember tonight ,is family night want every mnn, woman and cjiild in Others not. scheduled. I0X excellent variety will. Justify u —-whole.family admitted oh one nrtult i ______• that town calling you ‘ Honest Tom’ trfore accurate prediction on l he out­ ticket. i Smith, At the expiration o f one Amrrirun Association. come of the season’s play. » Kansas City 0-10, Minneapolis 0-9, year I will eonie to you and show The 'Gator team that faces the And tonight nil with their last you how to make a rent killing.’ ’ Others played Sunday. name beginning with "C ” will be ad­ Mm re n* W,,sl Point October 0 should These are the terms Tom ’ . , ,' be in trim condition and able to exe­ mitted free. | |known ns “ Fancy Charlie,’ must fulCardinals H e l p Giants i till iu Ins latest drumutic-romcdy, cute Us plays like a perfect machine. It seems that never has so much at­ Increase Lead Game “ Heating the Game,” today n f Prin­ tention been given to fundamentals. Very good comedy tonight also. cess .The atre, under the supervision Head Conch Van Fleet has found nhle ST. Louis, Sept. IK.— New York in­ of the Goldwyn Pictures Corporation. assistance in Coaches Sebring, for­ Caught in the net of robbing the creased its hold on top place to five merly of the Kansas Aggies, and Yon, games by swutnping St. Louis today, apartment of a supposed master un old Florida man who coached in crooki ho accepts this pact to gain 10 to 4. France and ut Camp Henning, Colum­ his freedom. A crook story with a Score by innings: bus, Ga. New York ____ 201 000 031— 10 14 3 new twist, rife with escapades and Florida may develop individual St. Louis ...... 000 Oil 002— 4 8 fi accomplishments o f “ A Man Who stars in this season’s performance, Nchf, Gowdy and Gaston; Haines, Dared." but its showing will no doubt he Bnrfoot nnd Clemons. credited to the precision iu which its Tonight at the Milane, Thackeray's A LL NEW PICTURES movements arc made. ARE SHOWN HERE. wonderful novel is put Into movies PITTSBURGH, Sept 1R.— Pittsburg The varsity man who ?tarts after hammered three Boston pitchers for an opponent carrying the hall will when "Vanity Fair" is shown. Ty show the class of pictures now 17 hits and won today's game 12 to 2. know how to tackle when he reaches It is the great romantic love story After Ilarnes laid yielded three runs being shown nt the Milane Theatre I! his rival, the ends will know how to an four hits in the first inning, he was it is Interesting to note that u * keep their rivnl halts out of tho piny of real human beings with their weak­ Ages, nnd a new passing system Is being nesses and their virtues truthfully relieved when struck on the knee liy part feature film, “ Three shown here two weeks ago, nt HI anil perfected that will require n master presented. Grimm's field hit. 20 rents, is firing shown all this week bucklii'li! to solve and stop. Score by Innings: nt the Strand Theater nt Tampa, and The prinripul character, Becky Bwton ___ __ 100 000 010— 2 9 2 The “ stride boxes" come out early Pittsburg 320 2fill ll»x— 12 17 2 tin* admission prices are 2fi and fiO and high running ia being not only Sharp, is universally considered by Barnes, Qeschger, Filllngim and E. rents. Both theatres in this city are encouraged hut insisted upon. The critics the most fascinating of nil Smith; Morrison and Schmidt, Gooch. showing lale releases’ nt prices du­ linemen were soon introduced to the heroines, the most intriguing of all plicated' nowhere else in thu state, “ bucking machine" nnd the stendy adventuresses in English romantic nnd there is no necessity for Sanford work o f conditioning the squad has fiction. We get spine of our best results by people to g o to other eilies to see the continued over two hours every after­ letting fools rush In wheree angels really big features, os they are usual­ noon. The most 'celebrated scene of rev­ fear to trend. Si niInols County Bank. ly shown' here before other towns elry, the fateful ball on tho eve o f the For quicK results try a want ad. . Tho Herald for first class Job work. secure them. bntie o f Waterloo is a dramatic part in the story. 2 PRINCESS NEWS G O U T W Y N prcaiJito H U G O B A J X I N S P r o d u c t io n * °J Haven't you always wanted to take n trip around the world? Well, here's your chnncc. On Friday evening at eight o^clock we will meet ynu nt tho Methodist Church nnd will take h trip around the world. M AB E L H ALU N «*3ECKYSHARP noewatm I>ietrlbutc«l by G O L D W Y N The Herald delivered six times n week fq r 15c. 1 M IL A N E T H E A T R E T O D A Y io M o s t P o p u la r F ri-u fl s iz o B e lc o -L ig h t L E j&'&Kwletdy installed xZi'j to tisra . o n t h s ligh ts Here is what vxni (a t—and ihe Ol der Blank to ^ tii wilTi... ORDER D E IC O -LIG H T BLANK MILANE NEWS ^ H a u g h t o n S t a rts C o lu r r ib ia F o o t b a ll P ia c t .s c And then the buttle Itself, graphi­ cally presented on (lie screen, is a dynamic, panoramic, scnsntionsl mo­ tion picture spectacle. Also Snub 1'ollnrd in “ The Old Sea Dog." Tonight is family night—tho whole family get* in on two adult tickets. Standard Outfit for $549.50, consisting of 1 Ono Delco-Lifiht Plant, the most ^ "* popular size—Model 866,850 viaU3 •. 32 volts •*- •* !JV capacity, (freight paid). ^ Ono standard Dclco-Light F.xido BtiHfirv. Ifi lnrric Battery, with 10 large cnnacitv cells, extra thick plates and heavy glass jars (freight paid). O^Thp installation of plant end bat** tory — except purchaser 19 to fur­ nish a concreto b&so and tho battery rack. 2 Wiring.house for ten (10) lights — ’ to be located wherever specified by purchaser. Et^Ono gcncrnl power outlet to bo ^ located in bouso wherever speci­ fied by purchaser. —Standard set of ten (10) drop lights w with sockets installed in bouse. ., Ton (10) standard electric light Lu ll _____ bulbs. 7 Similar Outfit With Smaller Site Plant—Model 608 — $442.50 pnisf Delco-Lljlit Co, Dayton, Obio. You may comiJcr title *t ray order for a completely id-tailed Dclco-Litht outfit ia accordance with die price sad tormi I bsvs checked. T S f Cs*h •«** Stsat.'*'4 Dctk *549.50 S it b l i m n t to r C t ik Sm Um f l a t Outii 5442AO S% Discount lo t C aih I t a »etas * 3 g : t**»y r~ * .r r r d 'U i r * II44J9 laesata'tta—•#- Oni-t.'v. T iu u i— < quriiHr. r outtsautl. cr 1 jufly p ip cu l U do li . 4. Nuno Street No. or R. P. D Don't forget that Friday night Is Country Store night. Toniorruw Shirley !V(ason In “ Low The board o f public .Instruction o f Loc and Collier counties met with County Superintendent J. D. McFcrron in his office and mode an amica­ ble and satisfactory settlement o f the division o f tho different school funds and indebtedness. M nv r M ia Ion (sitting £ c i ?A ^ y ! a h V i»r | I ..*1 SK H V H K O h T lr r a K A till 1C S<I.7tt Nun-.klil, Munir, mails of finest n>«leriui*. Ik>n t JudRu these tires by llitlr price. Wo st-ll no low berau*. we liniidlo treinsiMlutis yeluine, A. D. nlliw Inspection. PniRDLANDEK. Moultrie, n s ji'f h i” ;,T r .T £ you cm getyour DELCO 0ver_200.000 Satisfied User a J.R. DO, FLORIDA } �P A G E FIVW T H E SA N F O R D p A ^ f H EB A LP^W JB p N E S D A Y . S E P TE M D E R 19,1923 I4 Mr. 1. KnOW ltt Ippy stopped In a little doopor than ho expected I B y VfcU-.lVE BCC.vi d e c o cwpsvn. MiUunaS p ' t h is IS" PtND h pm snV e v e m S lR l mvvKueo .» ODOR Q p FOOD) i com e tti IB E fc ^OUR PARO o W.S\Q, CLASSIFIED ADS m mi ta >■ Classified Ads le a word. No Ad taken for less than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Cash must accompany all ordera. Count the words and re m it. ncordingly. in 1 Gns Stove (5 liument and over) Rockers. Dining Chairs. TnMcs. Ileds Complete (spring, mattress etc.) t Refrigerator. 5 Shades. The above furniture is not |icw hut real good and enn he bought cheap. Each piece aeparntc or whole lot. Moving into smaller house reason for selling. 1011 Onk Ave. Phone 283-J. 148 Gtc. The Disease That Wrecks the Whole Body. Quickest Way to Get Well is Through New Treatment Containing Seven­ teen Ingredients That Renew Every Fart o f the Hotly. w H lH — i- s p w SAW shall become come effective REAL BARGAINS! TIR ES A N D T U B E S MOTOR OILS F. P . R IN E S InJtx Kumhmrt Qlaaeea Designed 'CHELLE m a i n e s LAW YER -I•:— Court House w - J. T H IG P E N im, i R «al Estate ' ’ U l’ * * 1 !* ? “ s d b a n c b Henry McLaulin, Jr., Opt. D. T E X A R K A N A , Ark., Sept. ID,— Passenger train No. 6 on the Missouri Pacific railway southbound from Lit­ tle Rock and due here at 12:30 o'clock Optldaa-Optamstrist was wrecked yesterday between Ful­ 111 Beat F irst 8tre*t Baaferd. FIs. ton and Sheppard, Ark., according to reports here. The engine and all but Automobile Body Build- three coaches are said to havq turn­ ed over. No loss o f life was report­ ; ingr and Repairing Com er of Park Ave. and Second Bt. ed but it was said a number o f pas­ sengers t a|td members o f ths crew i , were injured. Charles Stem, Prop. '• v / T e - 1' r .l -it* ■ municipality 12 mills upon the dollar. (B ) For tho Interest and sinking fund account 0 mills upon the dollar. Section Three. That there shall be levied and collected fo r the year 1923 upon all taxable property within the corporate limits o f the C ity o f San­ ford, Florida, a tax o f 18.m i!U upon the dollar, fo r the t>urpo*e o f reallx-* Ing n sum sufficient to meet and de­ fra y the necessary running and oper­ ating fxpi-iiM-.t o f the P ity o f Panford, Florida, fo r tho cnsuiqg fiscal year. Sect Four. That this ordinan - tmUz NumJWr* C ja l jMc«» frfm Survey nf C u n m t Bmiiiwii, Ftbnitfry It i l , Cfrnm l fwicti from !/. S, OfTklnfirsiI S'Mfn«7« ttV / . M Nmgminff { [ m i ManiAlji LaJbcrt JfUvtnn', Durtau 0/ Lxkbor Staumu, More tor Your Money S w a p p in g t h in g s — as w h e n o u r g ran d m o th e rs tra d ed eggs for calico at the cross-roads store — gives a better understanding o f values. B y m easuring one thing against another w e too can often judge values more clearly. C o a l and w ages make u p m ore than half the m anufacturing cost of cement. T h e chart ab o v e s h o w s price fluctuations for portland cement, coal and w a ge s d u rin g the past ten years. In each case 100 is used to represent 1913 figures, by the G overn m en t departments w h ich com piled these statistics. Translated into “ eggs and calico** language, this chart shows that a ton of coal would buy nearly tw ice as much cement in 1922 as in-1913. A day’s wages also would buy more cement in 1922 than in 1913* This means that even though coal and wages make up more than half its manu­ facturing cost, cement is now relatively lower in price than either coal or wages. ; W R EC K. > WAITEa * . Florida, this tho 7th day August. 1923. C l l P N T Y ItO AKI* OF P P H I .I O I N payable thirty years a ft e r tho d ale S T I U 'C 'I 'I O N FOIt HKM1NOM-5 SKMI! thereof; suld bonds have beep v a l i ­ ’ CO UNTY. FLO R ID A . dated nml confirmed by decree nf thn Ily: C~ F. II A I tltlS O N , Chairman. Circuit t'otlrt o f the Seventh Judicial A tt e s t; Circuit nf Florida, dated A u gu s t 3ril (S e a l o f ....... .. T. W . L A W T O N . 11123. said bonds to he sold fo r delivery Sup!, and K x -O f fle l e Heerelary. within twenty day s a f t e r w ritten no­ Selielle Mai nos. tice of acceptance of hid Is a lv e n ; said Att orney fo r Hoard, In-nils <if ii,non,an tloncniliinthni and Hanford, Fla. Interest rit\d principal p ay ab le nt the 8- 22-29-0-S -I2- 19-&IC Natlmnil I'ark Hank o f the City and State of N e w York. W rit te n opinion of Mr. Jim. C. T h o m ­ son. attorney, nf N e w York, a p p r o v in g the validity of sahl bunds w ill bo f u r ­ nished. Kaeh hhl must he accompanied with a eortlfled cheek In the sum of — IN — tnntMin made pay able lo Hie County iloard o f Publi c Instruction fo r Hemlinila County. Florida, such cheek o f the successful bid der to he retained ns Ihinldilled tin manes to the Hoard f ’ It1A J I T1 ^ It’ T ’ l t ' ^ T A Q A should the successful bid der fall n r ! v l l v i l U H i U 4 L j I \ O vX/\0 refuse lo take up sahl homls accord* — A N I)— Int; t<i Hie terms of the notice and Ills hhl. The stld Hoard reservea the ^lliht to reject any anil all hills. AH proposals should tin addressed to the County Hoard of Public Instruction for Seminole County. Florida, C a re of T. W . Law ton. Secretary. Sanford, Florida .and marked "Hid fo r Ihinds." Witnes s the hands of the C hair m an 11)5 Palmetto Ave. Phone 481 -J and Secretary and the senl o f said Hoard at Kunftird. Seminole County, (SHINGLES/ S E V E R A L H U R T IN THE. H E X O until maturity: said lionds to mature . . .heronn-s due and and the prluelpat ASPHALT E N ’ SEE.. H E S Immediately |day of July nnd January of each > m r upon its passage nnd adoption. Adopted this 14th tiny of Septem­ ber, A. D. 1323. FORREST LAKE, ' Mayor-Commissioner. S. O. CHASE,’ Commissioner. C. J. MARSHALL, . Commissioner. Attest: R. PHILIPS, (S E A L). City Clerk. MH-ltc By IJ. Hay. ORDINANCE 64 George A. DeCottea F is tie r HIM C O H E y FOUND PURELY L ; PROFESSIONAL = SlR-1 ‘ Constipation affects directly every orgnn in the body, duo to the fact that Phone 198 Phone 498 the liver docs not carry the bile out of the system, thus putting an extra \ e t l r r o f S a l e o f SSO.OO.lMI S p r r l n t T n v Retinol l i U l r l r t N o . a, M r n i l n o l r C o n n ­ burden on tho kidneys that overtaxes i e . 1‘ l o r l d n . Snlil l l l n t r l r l I t r l n a A la n and weakens them, filling the blood K n o w n nn t l e n e v n M p rr ln l T u t S r l i o o l Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, FO R S A L E with all manner o f disease germs that I > l « ( r l e t , S c h o o l ■l l o i n N , Trunks and Baggage Notice Im hereby given that sealed are carried through tho veins into ev­ bliln will he teeelvrd i»)' the Count) Transoffered Anywhere Any FOR S A LE —For $1,100.00 cash; Lot ery nook nnd comer of the body. That limit'd of Pu bli c IiiKtruethm of Semi FARMERS— You can gat aaad bad Time nolo County. Florida, at the office id 5 IUock 0, Tier 7, Sanford, with un­ is why any remedy that merely tem­ the of i'uh lir taxlrue. fram—i and Irrigation plugs at the porarily relieves constipation is in­ thin Superintendent of tile nafd County at the Court completed house. A bargain. A. P. Sanford Novelty Woika. 100-tfc sufficient nnd you become addicted to House In Sanford. Florida, on nr he. Connelly & Sons. 146-tfc the constant use of strong purgatives fore the expiration Of thirty day s from SANFORD N O V E L T Y Ills! publication of tills notlre and that weaken and deplete the system. tile FOR SALE— Rosier and Gays’ paints until 3:0(1 o'clock In tho afternoon of WORKS In order to get permanent relief, a Saturday, September :2ml, l!>23, for end varnishes at Sanford Novelty V. C. COLLER, Prop. complete systematic treatment is nec­ the purchase of t2o.onft.no Sperlnl Tax School lUiitrli't No. &, Hcmluolo County. Works, Sanford agents. , 183-tfc FOUND—On side walk nenr Roumil- essary. Florida. hi>ndK,“sri|d bonds being dated General Shop and Mill lnt & Amlcrsons, a Ford key. Own­ This complete treatment is found J inuttrv 1st. 11*23. hen H o t Interest at FOR S ALE — Rhode Island eggs for er can hnvc same by identifying and only the r a le of sir per cent per autiurn. In' in a prescription culled Itc- i crest W ork pay abb se m i- annually on Ho setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. paying for this ad. l )4-tfe Cu-Mn, which contains seventeen well llrsi day of July anil Janua ry of each CONTRA CTO It and B U ILD E R Ellsworth, Bcardal! Avcnuo. San y e a r -u ntil m aturity; said bonds to. known and thoroughly tested medicin­ mature and the principal becomes due 117 Commercial Street— Sanford. Fla. ford. es, so skillfully compounded that each 83-tfp and payable thirty years aft er the FOR R K N T one performs its function on the var­ date thereof; sahl builds have been validated and confirmed by decree of FOR RENTOne furnished room FOR HALE— SEED POTATOES for ious parts of the body perfectly and the C irc u it .Court of the Seventh .ItiillS. O. Shinholser with connecting bath. Prefer two harmoniously. fall planting, either Bliss or Rose i hil Circuit of Florida, dated Julie This rcmarknblo proscription goes 3»th. Iti23; nab) bonds to he sold for No. 4.— F. F. Dutton Si Co. 110-tfc young men.—214 E. Second St. delivery within twenty days after Contractor and Builder 121-tfc right to work on a torpid liver, im­ written notice of acceptance i f bjd Is mediately cleanses the colon of its ac­ given; sail) bonds of 11 .nan nn den om ­ FOR S ALE — Second hnnd loose leaf FOR RENT— Furnished apartment, cumulation of poisonous refuse which, ination and Interest ami principal |>a) ■ -I- F L O R ID A binders good as new, posts and In­ bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel according to Prof. MetchnikolT of the aide at tho National Park Hunk of the Cltv nml State of N e w York. dices.. Quick sale at $1.00 each cash Avenue. 123-tfc Pasteur Institute, Paris, is the direct Wrlttcn-nplnlnu of Mr. Jao. C. .Tho m­ attorney, of N e w York, approvin g A. P. Connelly & Sons on delivery. Herald office. 131-Clp ro T T u T iN T -T w o room light house- cause of all our nehes nnd pains. In son. the validity of said bonds wil l he fur* addition, Re-Cu-Mn , improves the di­ K .la b lla tw a - i» o a . , Jvrepjng njijijtnvent:, -7I'd1Onk \ v c * gestion, relieves the'kidneys o f their .tilshtnl. T- * ,-» •» *>. —,*- — ■ PQlLJiW.E.-Tvkcofd, luufil .letter filctf ■Ifurli hid must he nrronipnnlcd with nue. . 130-tfc over-burdrn, purifies the blood stream a certified cheek Ip the sum of ISOd.OO Real Estate, Loans and Insurance in good shnpe but hnvc been used. made payable to the CoilIIly Hoard of Pkor.r IS 101-8 Magnolia Ave. Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ FOR RENT—4 desirable rooms,- fur­ nnd you are soon aware o f an absenre I'uhlir Instruction fo r Hepilnolo C o u n ­ ty. Florida, such clirclt of Hie successdices. Twenty-five cents npioce for nished or unfurnished. Apply ]07 o f thoso dull headaches, back pains, fill bidder to he relaltird ns Until doted nervousness, dizziness, inertia nnd d am ages to the Hoard should the sur quick sales, llcrnld Printing Com­ West Third street. 130-tfc rheumatic pains— you feel full of vig­ rrs sful bidder fall or refuse lo take STEWART the Florist pany,. 131-Gtp FOR R ENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, or and pep, eat anything you like up said bonds nerordlmr to the terms Kluwcrs for nil occasions of this notice and Ills hhl. The said 3M Elm Avenue. 145-5tp without bnd after effects and sleep Hoard reserves the rlalil to rejert any FOR S ALE —817 West First street. Members ‘, amt all bids. A ll propnmilu should he , Bargain in price and terms.. Ad­ LARGE convenient unfurnished houso like a log. addressed to the f o u n t ) ' Hoard of riorixN Telegraph Delivery Aas’n. Rc-Cu-Mn is sold nnd recommended Public Instruction fo r Seminole C ou n ­ keeping rooms. Rent reasonable. by the Union Pharmacy nnd other ty. Florida. •It Hyrtle Ave----------- Phone 260-W dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fin. care o f T. \V. I.nwloii 137-26tc 205 Onk Ave. Seeretatv. Sanford. Florida, and m a r k ­ 146-20-tp good drug stores and if you don’t feel ed "U h l fo r Hands." i o it HA l.M—7 passenger H cylinder FOR RENT— Five room house, near n decided change in your condition a f­ W itness Hie hands of the Chairman Secretary and the seal of sahl ISANI’ORI) M A C H IN E "Peerless" touring car. Good as SI.i Gertrude's bridge. One acre of ter taking according to directions, you and Hoard at Hanford, Seminole C o u n t). get your money buck.—Adv. Florida, thin the 7th day of A usual. new. A ll cord tires. Sell less than ground, and orange trees. Apply Mrs. COM PANY 1323, half cost. Will take smaller car in 1-enn Krause, Box 253, Sanford, Flor, COPNTY I It* A HI > OF PHItl.lC IN'. General Machine and Boiler ST It PCTIt IN FOIl HKMINOl.l-J I f you hnvc tho right kind of poli­ part payment or trade for reul cstnle. Ida. M0 3tp Works COUNTY. FMIIIIOA. — Chas. Tyler, care Zachary-Tylcr Ve­ FOR KENT— Eight room bouse. 200 tical bunk you may be nblc to swap lly: C. F. IIAItltlSON. Chairman Cylinder Grinding Altesl: it for nn eusy berth. 141-tfc |Phone G2--------- Sanford, Florida neer Co. (Sea l nr Hoard) T. W . L A W T O N , E. 3rd St. Inquire Sanford Furniture Sunt n m l117x-Officio Secretary. STRAW BERRY PLANTS KOIt S A l.fi Co. M7 tfc Hcholte M-lines. Nullcu is nereOy given that I, (tie Attorney fo r Hoard, — Either pulled ready for delivery, FOR RENT— 5-rumn house. Scu W. urulerHgncil. a murrlnl wiimati. tin' Jackson’s Transfer Sanford, Fla. or in the field. Photic Ellsworth E. Relts. ) 8-22-29-0.C-12-I3-6U' w if e of H. \V. Ilttriulon. and it resident 148-4tp of Hnnfyrd, In I lie Klalu of Florida. "Helinhto Service" (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. Intend tn n|»|ily t>y petitImi In rlinnrir.v RENT— Upstairs apartment, to t>1u Judge o f tin' Circuit Court of \ ullec of Sale of S33.nntl.IUI Sperlnl Tn* N* Haul Anything, Anywhere, 142-tfc FOR Nrheel lllstrlrt Nn. 2. .Hr in In air three rooms and bath. Private en­ tho Ho vent li Judicial Circuit of Hot Anytime. C o u n t), I'lorhln, Malil lllstrlrt l lr FOR SALE— Team mules It and 1200 trance, unfurnished, handy for rail­ Slate o f Klurldii, in nml fo r Hie County o f Holitlnolo, on the SOtIt day o f S e p ­ i I hk Alsu Ivin,w n ns I.enKWiioil Npr r[Phone 175 — 125 W. 1st. St. lbs, 0 and 10 yearn; sound; gentto; road man. Seo E. S. Rockcy Vulcanis­ tember, 192S. at Sanford, Florida, nr Inl T o * Krliuiil lllstrlrt, .Hrhoiil llomts. Notice Is lu rc h )' giv en thut sealed w h e r e v e r the Com I may then he, fo r work any where. Also good wagon ing Shop, Wight Garage. SANFORD, F L A . 148-2tp n llretiHe to mamiKe. ..mku c h a ra o tif hills wil l he received by the Count)' and harness; sell cheap for cash this nnd eonirot my property' and to become Iloard nf P u b lic lust ruction of Hciulnle County. Florida, at the office of the a fr ee d e a le r In every r cmpoet. W ANTED week. Inquire R. Patience, Pierson, Superintendent o f P u b lic Insliuetluti * t:\'A A. 1 IK K N D O N . nf the said County at the Court House Fin. J. Pflcigcr, Owner. M8-2tp W ANTED—To exchange 5-pussenger B - 2 ! - ! 3 - 9 - 5 - I ! - l 9 * D t e In Sanford, Florida, nn nr before tho expiration of thirty d ays from Hie llrst touring car, louks and runs like HAVE A BARGAIN for sale in large publication nf this notice and until new, fur Ford roadster or coupe, or rooming or boarding house for the 4:00 o'clock In tho afternoon of Sa t­ urday. September 22ml, ID23, Tor tlio party who can put up cash or sub­ light truck.— Ray Brothers, phono 518, purchase of (33.000.00 Special T a x 118-tfc stantial amount of cash. A. P. Con­ Sanford. School lllstrlrt No. 2. Seminole County, Florida, bonds, sahl bonds being dated nelly & Sons. 148-tfc PTiTt It EFJT— Furnished apartment A N ORDINANCE DETERMINING July 1st. 1923. hea ring Interest nt Hie rate o f six per cent tier annum. Inter­ Csrda or 8nnford'a Re putAll modern convenience, 417 West FOR S A LE —Or rent; five room huusc THE AM OUNT AND FIXING est payable semi-nnnuully, on the llrst »bl. Prufeaalonal Men, each 140 3tp on W 2nd St. A good garage with Second. THE RATE OF TAX ATIO N , AND “f in hie choaen prothe plocc. Call 438. M6-4tp W ANTED TO RENT— Furnished 2, * M AKING THE A N N U A L TAX • *«: od the Herald recom­ 3 or 4 rooms for winter months by LE V Y FOR THE CITY OF SANFOR S A LE —Comp locutod south end mends to the people. FORD, FLORIDA, FOR THE of French Avenue nenr It. R. Becks. man and wife. State full particulars YEAR, A. D. 1323. The liest equipped camp in Sanford. in letter. Address to W. J., care 145-5tp Am leaving city. Will sell cheap. F. Herald. M. Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L. shops. NVANTED^Boyl to Deliver BE IT ENACTED BY T IIE PEOPLE 145-Gtp OF TH E C ITY OF HANFpRD, The Sanford Daily Herald. FLORIDA: FOR' S A L E — For” $50.00 cash Apex Boys have lo put up five dollar Allorney-at-L&w Section One. That the amoupt de­ Electric Cloancr: cost $57.00. Used bond before takinz job. For \U * Z W 8eMlno,« County Book lUMroRD ...... F l o r i d a six weeks. Phone 2603. Sept. 10th, further particulars see circula­ termined as necessary to be raised by taxation for the year, A. D. 1023, for *23. 145-fltp tion m a n n er Herald. the ordinary purposes o f the ntuniciFOR S ALE — Show cases, counters, REPRESENTATIVE'wanted forT ttli pRED n. W IL S O N palty, and for the interest nn^ sink­ of The NuRonc Corset in Sanford ceiling fan, nnd other fixtures. Sec ing fund account, ia the sum o f One I n ~ ! ° ' , 1 N E Y -A T -L A W II. C. Waters, Milano Theatre Bldg* and vicinity. Addrosa, Mrs. T. A. hundred sixty-nine thousand, four I a v !? w B « k Hull ding 146 3tp Quinn, General Delivery, Sanford. . |Ul,F0BD *•* -:F LO R ID A 148-6tp hundred forty-one Dollars and NlnoFOR S A LE —5 low wheel two-horso If th« vU n i for your ty-elght cents ($109,441.08). n*w home drm.nd Studobukcr wagons cheap; eloo 6 YO U N G L A D Y wisbos position in (he beat mutirlala. Two, That the tax levy lton j m o t jg h t o n extra good farm, mules. Cash or Doctor’s or Dentist office, Addre** forSection Iihonn ua fur callthe year 1023 is hereby fixed as mute. today. Wo art terms. II, S. Long, Ostene, Fla. L., Box 3334. 148-ltp -ontidt-ut you will bo tq , A R C H I T E C T follows: otoro than . p|raaod 146-3tp with our quality nu(A ) For ordinary purposes o f the l * W o , m ‘“ “ l Bank Bul,dlntt lorlala, and our prloI *:• -tF L O R ID A tossing s Quick Service Trans. THAT'S STPAN6&, K u o W BETTEO r l Sa HERE UIHeO YOU CAHE > IVJi T 2 D ra w e rs. 2 Wash Stand} 2 4 2 2 I B U T HE VMA* FU R N ITU R E FOR SALE — Half Price— BUSINESS DIRECTORY Toa can find the nm a of carry lire Bnalneaa Man In Sanford in thia Column each day. r e B EFO RE THPsT MAVl OVER A T T H A T TABLE AMO < W e c o *r to w s n r W H IL E H e'S ATTEN D ED ^ T O - 1 W AS HERE ^ ______ F u a s r l j— f (? O M IN 6 \ Me T n o r m o n these increased costs, it is plain that in buying cement you Bet more for your money than before. Hill Lumber Co. 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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>, September 19, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0103f0253b2ea71f44fff3f583d801a7.pdf 22cf1fb02efacd8396b12ecde7d1eaa8 PDF Text Text IN |THE H E A R T <0® TH E W O ^U JyS 'txREATEST V E G ^ J j S E < W NUMBER • »>>• M■t147 Hl. SANTORO, RL0R1PA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 192S VOLUME IV, | I T|7» JLm ■■■ , (I wy ■ W W W !1 Affiliatio [on W ith Manate • W w r Mi h Here’s the A n ^ u p c # ment of Supt, of Edu­ cation T. W . Lawton. Will be Efl Various the .City, In Fulfillment of Condi " Ho*?? M i g # by The Sanford schoqli will open for the fall session «V nine o'clock Mort­ is, morning, Gctobdr "1st, 1923. Unier the Florida Compulsory School Attendance lnw, every chntf between the ages of seven and sixteen, Ipclushe, must attend school, unless such child has graduated from tho eighth grade of the ^VimnniK bcKbol. -Any parent having legal grounds for ex­ emption of a child from school at­ tendance should file « the county superintendent before tho opening qf tho schpol'TcrmT wild a?(davits supporting the claim to cx> tmption. Copies o f the compulsory U«, with explanation o f exemption can bo aocurcd from this office. Ho child under .the ngo qf six year* will bo admitted to tho schools, unless inch child shnll become this age prior to January first, 1924. Any child who will roach school ago during the year 1923, should enroll nt tho be­ ginning of tho school year, viz., Oc­ tober 1st, 1923, as no classes for be­ ginners will bo formed after tho first wock of school. Pupil* enrolling in tho fifth, sixth, MTcnth nnd eighth grades should en­ roll in the Grammcr School. All fourth grade pupils must at­ tend tho South Side Primary school. Pupils of the first three grades will i* distributed among the East Side, West Ride and South Side primary schools as far as possible according to proximity of the residence o f these papils. For information relative to the primary schools, consult Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, BdP*n d, ln8 * principal of primary schools. Every pupil, whether from a grade in the Sanford school, or from other schools, must present his or her rec­ ord and promotion card. T. W. LAWTON, Supt. Although very unfavorable w e th ­ er prevented a full attendance o f \ho member# o f *0)# Florida Vegetable Corporation at thjjir flrnt informal mttqborahip meeting last night, aboqt one hundred thoroughly interested growers were present.. This .w # the first of n series o f similar meatingn which It is planned to hold semi­ monthly. throughout tho, season. President Chapman; spoke briefly in reference to progress made in erec­ tion of the pre-coqling plaint at Brissons, and outlined tho plans o f con­ tra ctors''for' pushing work on this plant to completion. Mr. Chapman and Mr. Dutton also advised the 'mem* bershlp that satisfactory progress has been mado In providing supplies for the members. * ' ” *♦ l*> !* ' • One o f tbe most interesting fea­ tures of tho mqctjng was the outline o f the plans presented jointly by the Committees of' thio Manatee County Growers Association and Tho Florida nelly, all o f whom stressed tho impor­ Vegetable Corporation for the affili­ tance of each member maintaining an ation of tho Bales Departments of aqtive personal interest, In tho work qf the organisation, explaining to tho growers that (n no otb#r way could tho Assoclatlqn prove one hundred pcrcoqt efficient. , |. The meeting adjourned at u lato hour, with the organisation spirit goInff■strong. It Is a noteworthy fact whilfi ,\h^rp ,tx ,p j t f M r and m - . tc rial gain both in'membership and acreage, to dato not a man has drop­ ped out o f tho organization. It really looks ss though a now day has drswned for tho trucking industry, not nlone in this community, but throughout the state. Tho combina­ tion between the Sanford and Mana­ tee districts is a notable achievement for both sections, as it is nn indica­ tion that our people have nt Inst de­ finitely scon ,tho benefis to bo de­ rived from co-operative commodity organization. Another mooting is proposed for October Gth, definite announcement concerning which may be expected Grass Fire Causes Fro perfy Loss o f MiUjpps of Dollars. Union Return to W< Tomorrow, SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 18.— Antracito minors, representing union workers Throughout” th o " Pennsyl­ vania hard coal fields yesterday rati­ fied the hew two year wage agree­ ment drafted by their officers nnd operators' represrntives in Harris­ burg September 8 . They voted to return to work \Vedncsday and plans were made at once for .the signing of the new contracts on tho same day. James A. Gorman, heerqtary of tho joint conference which negotiated the agreement, announced last night the operators' and miners' represent­ atives would go to Gov. Pincjiot's homo in ^tilfqrd, Pa.’, for the sign­ ing. This is scheduled for 1 p. m. \Vedncsday. Tho fact that tho con­ tract will not be signed until after­ noon, however, will hot affect the re­ sumption o f pperations \Vednesdoy morning. Although at Least H alf of the Faculty Loaf fw o Score Injured are Their Homes. AH Expected to (Hr The AH wIilrd P m i ) Recover. (n r The AMMl.Ird Press) DOTHAN, Ala., Sept. 18.—T. J. Kelly, aged 72, o f Dothan, died ns a result of Injuries sustained In the collision on the Louisville & Nashville and Atlanta & St. Andrews.liny rail­ road nt Cottondnle, Florida, Sunday nijght, bringing tho death toll o f the wreck to two.* More than n acorc of t)ie other* injured nrc In a hospital hero nnd arc expected to recover. Grab O ff $9,000 And All Beer Rpd \Vljisky ' Pasjly IVJa^e J o in t s in C h ic a g o t o Getaway. Be Closed. (Hr The A.aeelafrd Press) MANKATO, Minn., Sept. 18.— Holding the entire village of Clevpland, near h.cre. at hoy, jive bandits worked for two hours today explod­ ing charge after charge o f dynamite against the vault of tho First Nation­ al bank before they gained access to the currency nnd then calmly drove away with about {#,000. (Ilr The Associated Freaa) CHICAGO, Si'ijt. 18.— >yhllo the police yrere searching for |he slayers of George Meegan aryl George Ijucher, who were killed last night ss they were driving along Michigan Boule­ vard in nn autpfpohiia in what tho polico called n rpncwul o f thp wnr later. between rival l>eer running gangs, Mayor Dover npd city authorities A smoknjr match carelessly thrown To keep tbe hands clean: Before made plans to clqse evory saloon, soft polishing the stove rub lard or soap aside may menu a smoking forest or drjnk parlor, cqffce shop or other a. burned city. under the finger nails. djsppninpr o f qninyvful beer or wjiiak fy .’ killing of Mcegan and Bucher, the police said, was the sfque| tp tHc slaying o f Jerry O’Conpor a weclc ago which precipitated tie campaign against beer running. sine o'clock on Monday morning, Oc­ tober first, with the following faculty. Sanford High Schools. Principal, Prof." G. E. McKay; Latin, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell; English, kiu Ellen Mahony; History, l^lss Kitty W. Smith; MathctmatlcS, Miss W* Mae Gray; Spanish, Mias Gonirdin« Muriel; English and Mathcmatk*, Mrs. G. E. McKay; Commensal, Sr*. W. R. Fort; Domestic Science, kiss Msry Zachary; Agriculture, Prof. R. F. Cooper. 8 anford Grammar School. Principal, Prof. D. C. Cripe;'®lghth ID ) Tfc» A n w t e l H P w w ) KORAMA, 8 P«L 18.—TfWporCrsdc; Mrs. Pearl B fbbltt; Eighth w rradu hero were flooded dur­ Grade, Mrs. Gladys Wainright; .Sev­ ing a t M U ' a to m Inat "Saturday enth Grade, Miss LaUra' Chittenden; Seventh Grade. M bs Ida Mae Ifnll; and fly# .fb°.u»Jl.n4 P?” ®?? Shakes up A fter advertising three times for bids for thp construction of tne municipal boat basin and dock and being* unable to find a reliable contrac­ tor'whowould undertake (he work for the aplojupt o f the bpnds voted— *67,000— the city commission, at their meeting: yesterday, ipattpctpfl City Manager W illiam s and City Engineer Williarps to f t once proceed with the work, and the construction of'th is big vfijl be sterjpd their supervision arid rushied to completion as rapidly as possible. Tbe first and main difficulty to pp dvaitsqme is the securing of a suit­ able dredge, as the lake is tpp deep at the proposed location a • as aj M X- a A M . Late Editions etropolitan News papers Appear. B ER K LEY, Calif., Sept. 18.— A .search for bodies among the charred ruins of the Cralgmont section of Berkeley which was laid waste by fire last night failed to bring any result. A l­ though several deaths are re­ .ported The resident!* of the ,cJty arc confronted with the gigantic lawk of reconstruction. More than 2500 persona are homeless. Latest estimates of the monetary loss is placed at be­ tween three million and five mil­ lion nnd upwards of 40 persons were Injured.. BERKLEY, Cplif., ScitL I*.— Xwp persons nre dead, hundreds o f homes ‘ are ruined, millions o f dollars worth 'of. property was consumed and the entire city o f Uckley was threatened ns the result o f a grass Ore, which, out o f control because o f a heavy north wind swooped through tho Cragmont district yesterday afternoon and swept into more crowdod resi­ dential sections. Two University of California aludents, unidentified, are known to have fallen through tho roof o f # burping building. . A third person, nlso unidentified, is Relieved to have Wen lo ll in th# residence district near tho hill"* The part of the conflagratiqn that threatened the buaincs# section was brought under control at University avenue and Allston Way at 5:30 o’clock last evening. At 4 :do o'clock vast columns of flames at Allston Way gay? fore­ bodings that the entire Berkley busi­ ness districts would go. Shatttyclt avenue merchants moved out valuables and officials o f jho Univer­ sity of California, directly oppoait# tho lipe o f flames, prepared for g de­ termined fight. Tho street# and ava*. nues ut Berkley were thronged with marchers leaving their homes. „ Then li all changed. The direction of the wind was ono cause. Tfof vl«L 96s norther became a westerly zephyr. Batteries of fire engines from Alumedia, Oakland and $an Francisco arrived and added their lines to the Berkley lines. *piqjjssnd« of workmen helped. Their combined efforts saved the situation. All 'the street car lines were para­ lyzed as soon as the fire started and still were out of commission In Berke­ ley Iste lest night. Sporadic flame's broke out from ££ G rr,d,e' M"- Jtejw Grade, Miss Ollle Johnson) Siith Grade, Mrs. J. II. HlntermUUG Fifth Grade. Miss Iris Kenney; Pifih Grade, Miss Lucille Joiner; Fifth Grade, Miss Lucille Sweat; city a Jafi better wo Grade, Mima ZUlah WaUh; Opportu nity Claaa, Mra. Haxel Moughton. X and the Big dock and irmony with City En- sion iii consultation ph all p eat DosslhJe outlay of mone: ine^jerice alppg this line, :ter done heretofore, in >eif of the city.commislems, arid get the best rgsulta with the s Dreaijns” of The Herald is coming true . MAROANTOWN, W. Vo., Sept. 18. Thh baby that died in a hoaplul hero Saiurday night was not LUllan Mc­ Kenzie, tha mlssirrg New York Infant, Mr. and Mra. Peter McKenxle tald after viewing the body. ' �MBS* U lt if i u sff m| »n>*;ii«>iv**ri*if* v s * *■» ' • M »■***•*-*5 >|l ** v ,y J#ir • V V * W * f% * '~ 1 H E 8 A N F 0 R D D A IL Y H ER A LD , M bN D A V j BE i. i. z -. . L, t the general orders It was announced at military headquarters that a spec* >al district court grand jury ached* nlcd to meet today to investigate al­ leged misuse o f .state funds by Gov. Walton would not be convened. J The first disorder growing out o f TO N I p H T- James Kirkwood in n ( Society EdIUi Phont 2 I7*W . *«■ Melford Products , K yon have any friends visiting you—if you are going nnywhere or com ­ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Harvard and '• tho imposition c f martini law here ing home, or if yon are entertaining, write a postal card to this department, ding gown of white georgette crepe, children spent yesterday at Leesburg. occurred last night when Campbell f tying details, or telephono the item. ‘ It will ba. greatly appreciated. fnehloncd on simple lines, with side 1 Russell, former chairman o f the state panels -of loee, which fell below the B<j thrifty—even n Dog Banks the i corporation commission, and a poll* also visited Mrs. J. D, Davison ot hor -hem o f the skirt. bones ho docs,-not liccd. Seminole r tical opponent o f Gov. J. C. Waltort, lovely new country hbme at Twin ‘ Her bridal ’veil of tullo was held County Bank. 1 ■ wna knocked down in front o f n Lakes. . • *i In place with a coronet o f pearls and j down hotel, by Leo Clark, non o f W, sprays o f lilies o f tho valley while The' numbers drawing tho caih . - Miss Mildred Simmons returned her flowers were an arm bouquet of prises at the Milanc theatre Saturday frame that leads through dark Tlieadav— Llttlo Veranr Rivers will to Sanford Saturday afternoon nftcr brides roses, showered with valley night nro ns follows: 47009, wins Puim L ways— watch him entertain n number o f her young upending tho kummer in Chicago,’ 111., lilies. three dollars; 27023, wins one dollnr; through the digest intrigue The maid o f honor wore n frock 09018, wins ono dollar. ' Present tho ever conceived. . 8 friends ' a t Her hotno on Sanford where ahe has been taking a special Meanwhile, as preliminary plans 'Heights at 3:30 p. m. course .In music, and will now resume of georgette crepe In shades o f or­ nbove numbers to tho Milano theatre Also Buster Keaton in "The for the state-wide military occupa­ chid, trimmed with Panne velvet. She box. office and get tho cash. hor classes here in music. ; Goat” a two act comedy. tion moved apace, silence was main­ .wore a large orchid picture hnt, and Thursday-f-Mrs. Joseph J. Dickinson tained by Gov. Walton .and leaders TOMORROW Mins Sara Muriel, who is a member carried an arm bouquet o f pink dah­ Mr. nnd Mra. T. A. Vinson, o f Vcro, will entertain nt luncheon nt her o f tho Ku Klux Klan, the opposing Richard Bhrthilmcas in . lias. • • . o f tho Fort Mycra High school this wero guests o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Reg homo on Magnolia avenue nt one George Fitzmnuricc pro­ Tho bridesmaid was In pink geor­ Holly over the week-end. They leave figures in the unique situation. year, is spending the week-end with o'clock. All olTorts to reach the govpmor duction her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. gette crepe, fashioned with circular today for their East Coast home, and at his residence met with failure— skirt, and trimmed with moire rib­ will stop cn route for a visit with Mr. Tom Jonca left yesterdny for New Muriel, having come to attend* the “ EXPERIENCE" wedding o f her sister, Miss Beatrice bon. Sho wore a pink georgette pic­ and Mrs. Hob Holly who, with Miss tho governor wns “ not at homo and York where ho goes on business. Mildred, nro spending the week at had not indicated his whereabouts.” Muriel, and Edmund Snyder ture hat, and carried pink dnslillns. Mrs. Muriel, mother o f the bride, Coronado. , Likewise state headquarters of ths Allen Jones was n visitor In Kis Wood, which was an event o f yester­ wore gray Canton crepe, vd^h blue klan in a downtown business build­ day noon.—Jacksonville Timcs-Unlon. The Dally Herald, 16c ■imee yesterday. uni u « l hnt, L n t feather fn n tlin s trimmed. I i-intittOfl* . velvet The Florida Chiropractic asociation ing, were deserted and klan officials Following tho ceremony the bridal held a very interesting and instructive were not at their residences. Misses Elizabeth and Dcmariua a . W. Lnwton, Bracelet Watrh Ex­ M r/ and Mr*. Walter G^lffcth arc party left the church to the strains meeting in Eustls last week that was Musson left yesterday by boat for pert, 215 South Orange, Orlsndo, Fl*. ’ in his proclamation of martini InW •pending toms time in Sarasota, of Mcndclsshon's Wedding March, attended by members of the profession issued Saturday night tho governbr where they are attending to business. Jacksonville, going'from there to A t­ Anyono with' nspert4-24-tfe and repaired to the home of tlfc bride, from all pnrta of the state. Officers mro In building wlli lanta, where Miss Dcmariua Musson snid plainly that his move wns direct­ r tell you It Is well 1415 Ionia street, where an informal for tho next yenr were elected nnd worth thn alight dif­ ed at the klan ns nn organization nnd 1 Miss Kathorlno Rentuc of Orlni^o will take a Course in millinery. They SUFFERED FIVE YEARS ference) In coat to reception was held. were accompanied as far as DeLanc considerable important business trans­ that ho would bend every effort to, •pen^ tho week-end hero as the guest ilkenn-tnl Inths In ' . KIDNEYS. • The decorations nt the rcsldenco acted. by Miss Lillian Uarks, Emily Bailey, hulldlnu. You can o l her aunt, Mrs. W. T. Langley. dtivo it from the state. huy tho best from us Margaret Cowan, Elizabeth Flowers, consisted o f quantities of golden rod —experlencml • build­ •Crqwda that hrhvcd n steady rain “ I suffered with kidney trouble for and Mexican coral vine, valley lilies ers know that metal Churchwcll say they nrc well pre­ Mr. and Mrs. J .“ 8 . Wilson ore Olllo Vera Glissom, Bernice Austin, lath *uro butter.’ five years or more, i could not slwjs being showered from the chandeliers. pared to tako care of your wants in spending some time nt Daytona Messrs. Ralph Wnrron, Bill Rumple, at night hnd I was always tired afterDuring the reception hour a delici­ Robert Hagan, Troy Ray. ploco goods, and their nd today con­ Beach. . . Hill . Cpming homo from wojrk, and my bacif ous Ice course was served, and thru- tains the many bargains in this lino nrhod,” writes John II. Gordon, I W out tho afternoon punch wns served they nre'offering. A daily pcruahl Lumber Co. WEEK-END PARTY. • VMr. nnd'Mrs. Archie Betts, Mr. nnd vlllo, 111. “ I secured some FOLEfc on tho veranda, which wns enclosed of this nd will prove time well sp<*nt Phone 130, Sntlford Mra. Ed Lano nnd Alfred Ix-c motor­ A delightful week-end party hon­ rflOfJEY PILLS and after a feW arid decorated with a profusion of — as they always quote real hionoy“ Builders' Head­ ed to Daytona Beach yesterday. oring the guests o f Mrs. C. W. Speer, treatments I felt better and coul< bamboo. Presiding nt the punch howl savink bargains. Look it up now nnd quarters’’ West Misses Mablc Ingrahnm of work with moro easo, became strong were Miss Eleanor Lytle and Miss get your share. , George Cowan deft yesterday nftcr- Palm Beach nnd Ida Belle Ryder ol’ er, and could sjeep better." For qukk Rebecca Somers. . noon for Atlanta, Ga., where he will Columbus, Ga. The party motorot relief from IJnckncho, Ithcumatk Tho dining tablo wns laid with n Sam Dnumc! returned from his pur­ enter Georgia Tech. to Jacksonville, enjoying a fish fry jinins, nnd Kidney and Bladder troubli lacc cloth, and centered with n beau­ chasing trip to New York nnd other and bathing party at Pablo Beach, tso FOLEY KIDNEY KILLS. Sold tifully decorated bride's cake. castorn and northern markets, where i.Miss Ruth Knnncr lenves Wednes­ coming hnck by way of SL Augus­ evet ywhedc.— adv. A program of instrumental music ho says ho went to buy n stock of fall day fo r New York, where sho will tine nnd Dnytonn. wns rendered by Mr. Rnymond Gnge, nnd winter wearing apparel for the ■pend tho scasop. Thoso enjoying this pleasant trip pianist nnd Mr. J. II. Lucy, violinist. ladies o f this section, but the fact A CHEERFUL WELCOME AW were Mr. nnd Mrs. MeCranny nnd Following the reception Mr. nnd that hc'saw the iHnipsey-Firpo fight •. Miss Bartlett, of Fcmnld-I-aughton son, Mrs. C. W. Speer, Misses Ida is n clear indication that he had some-' Hospital, lotf here last week to spend Relic Ryder nnd Mabel Ingraham and thing on his mind besides buying a month In New Hampshire. Gertrude Itugge. goods for his store here. Sam says it wns some battle, but wns over so * Mrs. P. M. Elder and Alice Elder MARRIAGE OF MISS BEATRICE friends nt 20C9 Post street, River­ quickly that one hardly realized there and Martha Coney returned homo to­ MURIEL AND MIL EDMUND side. 1 had bfccn a scrap. • day from Daytona Beach, where they 8 . WOOD EVENT OF The bride is n charming young wo­ have spent tho past month. YESTERDAY. man, and has a wide circle of friends, who will wish her every happiness American Baseball Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Holler announce An interesting event of yesterday, in her married life, She wns cduPays j.Tribute To tbe.lWrth of A son,. Saturday, at thei* nnd one In which much cordisl .in­ catcd In- Peabody Normal Institute home on Park avenue. The little lad terest centers, was the marriage of ■‘P o n v’ Anson nnd Vanderbilt University In Nash­ weighs eight pounds. Miss Ilcntricc * Muriel, daughter of ville, Tcnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Gerald E. Muriel, to EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN A L L THE YEAR. Mr. Wood is a son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jcrnignn spent Mr. Edmund Snyder Wood, * which CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE, Frank E. Wood, nnd is a graduate of the. week-end in Clermont ns the wns solemnized nt high noon in the Castle Heights, I-cbnnon, Tcnn. He guosts o f tho lattcrs parents, Mr. and First Christian church. is associated with his father in busi­ Mrs. John Lochnor. Ono of the most ’ notable gath­ Rev. Charles W. Ross, pastor of ness and has n host o f friends, who erings baseball men in history Riverside Avenue Christian church, will extend congratulations. Mrs. R. G. Stockton nnd daughter gathered this morning In Onkwoods performed the nuptinl ceremony, Margaret of Greensboro, N. C., nrc cemetery nt the grnvo -of the into which wns witnessed by relatives and- SAYS PROTESTANTISM AND spending this week here ns the guests Capt. Adrian C, ("P op) Anson, lender n large number of friends o f the CATHOLICISM WILL U! of Mrs. II, H. Guthrie, at her home of the horoic legion of baseball, the couple. on Magnolia avenue. He showed that this union would White Stockings o f the eighties nnd The church was beautifully deco­ bo brought about by uu united effort nineties, and, nftcr his deeds had been Prof, nnd Mrs. XL E. McKay nnd rated in greqn and white, the color of the lending protestunt denomina­ recited and his services to the great Mis* Florence McKny motored to motif being carried out with palms, tion with Romanism for the better American sport eulogized, unveiled a taoeburg on Thursday where they ferns and cut flowers. Thy pulpit wus plain marble shaft, erected by the Na­ observance o f Sunday. banked with greenery, forming an are tho guests of friends. They will ftcr rending many tional League in his honor. Mr. Dudley, effective background for the bridal return home the middle o f this week. prophetic predictions from the Bible Baseball stars, owners, executives party. to prove his position, and submitted and fnns from every walk of life were Mrs. Charles Davies, organist and Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gibson, and writings of present for the simple services for the for consideration Misses Kitty DuBose and lx- Claire Mr. J. B. Lucy, violinist, rendered an mnny of the most prominent religious former lender of tho Chicago National Jones returned home this morning appropriate program of wedding leaders both Catholic and Protestant League club and leaders in the base­ after a pleasant stay of twu weeks musci while the guests were assemb­ dcajing with the subject in question, ball world declared that "P op" Anson ling, nnd at the appointed hour the at Daytona Bench. . He menntioned briefly some his­ hnd exerted n greater influence in bridal party entered to the strains of tory o f tho persecuting power o f the making baseball thq greatest Ameri­ Mrs. John D. Abrahams upd her the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. Catholic Church during the time can sport than any other man. guests, Mrs. E. Jnmmcs and son Syd­ Tho bride was given in marriago when she had control of the civilized Muyor William E. Dover, represent­ ney, o f Jacksonville, motored to Syl­ by her father, and was attended by world, -and he confidently (affirmed ing the city, presided ot the exercises. van Lake, near Paolu on Wednesday her sister, Miss Gcrurdine Muriel, nnd read statements to prove that her Former Judge K. M. Landis, national 3 and visited Mrs. A. Jnmmcs. They maid of honor, nnd Miss Anne Wood, policy has never changed, and the Knickerbocker Tweed, 32 in. wide— at per yd...... .48 commissioner o f organized nseball, ■ past is soon to be reproduced before and President John A. Hcydlcr o f the " our eyes and the world is asleep to National League were among those ■ Suesine Silk, 36 in. wide— at per yd the trap they are walking into. who spoke. Mr. Dudley declares that Romo has Tho mcmorinl, a plain marble shnft 5 Silk Pongee, 33 in. wide— at per yd, forever stood for a union of church was presented to tho Anson fumily jj and state where the church dictates on behalf of the National Lcuguo, by * COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD to the state which is strictly opposed President Hcydler. Soiesette, 32 in. wide, all colors— at per yd ■ United to the constitution of -Shows Starting ut 7 :30 and 9 :15 P. M Tho only inscription on the face J} States und when protestants cater o f tho shaft besidea the name o f the ■ Dress Ginghams, 32 in. wide. Big range o f patterns to such a system they will thereby veteran player and tho dates of his • TO D AY — at per yd............................. ............... ....... ................ repudiate tho principles that havo biith nnd death aro tho words "He S' A M A TE U R NIGHT. .5 ACTS OF LOCAL T A L E N T made America tho grand and glorious played the game.’ A Rupert Hughes Picture . country that she is today. French Dress Ginghams, 32 in. wide. New patterns He uppealed to every lover o f free­ For quick results try a want ad. — at per dom and religious liberty, to stand by the platform uppn which this With BOWEN TRIES SUICIDE. Devonshire, 32 in. wide. Solid colors, stripes great country is founded. H E L E N E CHAD W ICK, GASTON GLASS, II. B. W A L ­ CHAS. CRAMER. small chedks— chedjts— at per yd yd.................. nROGTON, Mm *., S ep t 17.— Wil­ DAIGBK E N D A R L A T lf M ilane Theatre 3 yd.. ............. ;............................... . and T H A L L , ELEAN O R BOARDM AN A N D K A TE LESTER. ________ T “ F A IN T H EAR TS” j,.A p all star comedy, featuring Mu r r a y . M a r y anderson 7 MONO McKEE. FO X N E W S — and ray - T U E SD A Y ............. A Tom Forman Production ^ 'T H E GIRL WHO C A M R BACK ” with a preferred cast .. . . . HH»ER, GASTON G LA SS, JOSEPH DOWLING, K E N N E T H h A R L A N D , M A R Y C ULVER, ETH EL SHAN* NON, Z A S U PITTS ftN D FRED M A LA TE STA . W E D N E S D A Y ---------------------------------------F A M IL Y NIGHT F R I D A Y -------------------------------------------------COUNTRY STORE SP E C IA L M A T IN E E , M O N D A Y . W E D N E S D A Y , A ^ D SATURDAY " ‘ Special Music to all P ic t u r e s ..................... " " NtG H T PRICES M A T IN E E flrtf r r w . Y r » r , t r liam F. Bowen, o f East Bridgewater, ono o f tho persons questioned In con­ nection with the death o f Mrs. Alice M. Woischcndorf, o f that place, parts of whoso body were found floating In Pottery making la the oldest art, the Merrlmac riyer at Tyngsboro in unless you count making a living. twq suit cases two weeks ago,’1 swal­ lowed poison and slashed his throat Reading a man’s palm ‘ to deter­ with a a razon yesterday. Ho (a at a mine his future isn’t as sure a way hospital here, believed to bo dying, as asking his neighbors. Dr. William M. Robb, o f Boston, i iimH Was arrested Friday charged With performing an illegal operation on the woman, causing her death and Dr. Dalva Swope, of this city, was charg­ ed with being an accessory. (D r T M iM U lU ll iN flliJ CHICAGO, Sept. 17 ^ -Wheat, Do- GOVERNOR WALTON DECLARES comber 101 7-8 to 102; May 107 1-8 MARTIAL LAW IN OKLAHOMA to 8-8 ; corn, DeccmbaP oO 6-8 ; 'oats, 11 T A S Y *'DISORDERS IbfctU R .' 1 December 39 1-2 to 518. NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17.—Octo­ ber 2B-17; December 28.12. V (Continued from pi ..ii a..- at. Scout Percales, 36 in. wide— at per yd g , 36 in. wide— a tvper yd 10-4 Unbleached Peppercll Sheeting— at per yd;. J g .IlK l ..... p r i 4 • (f rfMhjom •- fi �congenial-'Those Internationalists who fling1 their daily hymn o f hato' o f !fn r United ifitatc* senate because it insuta upon, the oxerciso o f ita.logi-, ftlplfi I Sr*IPAn« » l'powers* mum •Jtr Iht connec­ AK Art tinw i^ahdiproper tion wiOT foreign treaties and agree­ ments will find President Coolidgc as adamant aa President Harding against attempting to usurp or ov­ er-ride those powers." The News In commenting upon this nays: "There is much more to what the Republican national committee has to nay on this subject. Its sermon is not meant for tho American podplo, but for President Coolfilge. It is Intended to warn him that {u'&tist not make an attempt to sccdVplrVpi the United States. senate n sanction for his pr adcoMsttr’ii, jda n, T T H E EN D OF The Herald Printing Co. _________ P tm U S H B tS ______ U H t t j I U I P T — Clrealatlra K » - i n ^ W ■a t . . . M m m «> »• in IN*pan* WiVkly llrr- ■14 • s l i m y n it f r t < K W a m ^ r i V i S M i '. asm TO AtlVKHTISKHMi In csss of. errors nr ommlMlnn In lexsl .hr other advertisements The Hersld Printing Company does not held lieelf liable for damnxn further than the. amount received for aurh mlvertleementa. * J Forelrn A'idvert I.In ire.rntetlva f TH E AM Lit ICAN I ■SSOCIAT'QN PRI .Even Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt Is feeling competent to advise the farmer in whnt dlrtxW .His in^ ‘-J* *Upn -Cl *- U £Arj^ . *o‘ a|?to. dispose 'Tit'1' “ o f " 'tl}9 ,T>V ' "T *(<i .. cidcnt to agriculture. Combination and co-oporation is offered by the l man of, the' sen to the man of tho J lind as the cure-all. Aa the farm­ er is'igetting a "right smart" site delegation In congress, he is drawing i»,-*lots of advice.'• Mrs. Bertha M. Knight has been count o f appointed postmaster at Bartow,, defense, which fsn’t a remarkable occurrence, dirigible since there are quite n number of women who a *c serving ns postmas­ ters. But the remarkable thing about this particular instance is the fact that Mrs. Knjght proved con­ clusively that n woman* can keep n secret. It wasn't even known thnt she was an applicant for the place to become vacant by the resignation of COAL thb' then postmnstcr. When the ap­ pointment was officially 'nnnounccd from Washington it was real “ news” In Bartow, A NEW ASSET )S«lf rising flours ar$ clbssed as substitutes frjr plain flour and good taking powder. The !ti£e of these special fixtures is very liable to result in false' econ­ omy, failures and waste on bake day. Remember there is a big difference, in many ways, between biscuits and other bakings made from these so-called self-rising flours and those made from good plain flour and a de­ pendable leavener. Try the experiment—make a baking from each— , • j cpnvjnpe ybQrself. You will find the baking made from flour and baking powder far more attractive in appearance. It will raise higher— retain its full food Value and taste better. For best results, do not fail to use Calu­ met, the Economy Baking Powder, and a reliable brand of plain flour. Just think of it—the sale of Calumet is 2 Y i times as much as that'of any other brand* ft contains only such ingredients as have been officially approved by the United States Food Authorities. It is pure, nnd sure. You save when yotu buy it—you save when you use it PACKED IN TIN -K EEPS STRENGTH IN Court idge, in effect, Is told by the nntionnl committee o f his party that if he hns ambition and doesn't Want to make trouble fo r himself ho will keep mhjfl whon tho senate ia working, its .Will with the Hnrding-Hughcs; plan1 for the beginning o f an attempt‘to nettle world troubles. "Tho national commlttco will seek its excuse for lis' warning to the president in tho constitution, wliiqh draws n lino between Mho fields bf executive nnd legislative authority. In the case in hnnd, however, tho oxcuso has little reason in it, f o r in in­ ternational matters tho executive hhs certain advisory rights. If Presi­ dent Coolidgc shall say nothing and do nothing in support of tho Harding court policy, he will lay himself open, npcl properly, perhaps, to the charge of having broken n promise which pledged him, in effect, to carry out his predecessor’s policies." ' " l l W T n . ffcoT L Substitutes are gener­ ally more expensive in the end than genuine articles. Housewives hdve learned-r+tt they.i its importance in hationnl American rights, bringing tho full in its greatest use in tho power of the Union to thdr preserveballoon, he advises against tion by the prosecution and convict­ ion of all persons, whether high or low, who shall dare to violate.them. “ Tho legislative, judicial and exe­ cutive branches of this government must not permit n union of operators, a union of miners, nor a union of both to become greater than the un­ ion of the states." COMMISSION REPORT, While the report offers nothing now in practical value in settling con­ troversies, its suggestions in a, gen­ eral way, emphasizes the fact that tho public must bo considered ns n party in iut ores t in slrikeB'whore l ha'com ­ modity or service affected is of genernl use. The appeal o f the public for relief, tho commission tpinks, must he to cangruss. ment of helium, the non-inflamahlo gas, points to the time when this big type of aircraft will be put to busi­ ness use. Tiie coming of helium ndds the element of safety to tills manner of air nevagatiun not heretofore dreamed of. This practically new gas, according lb Dr. Richurd Moore, recently chief chemist of the Uiiltcd States Bureau of Mines, is one of the greatest of our national assets. In a recent address I)r. Moore, in outlining government activities in the production of helium, said that before the war there ptnimbly was not more than ten or fifteen qubic fret o f isolated helium. Hut ll.UOO,000 cubic feet lind been produced in the government plant nt Fort Worth up to December, 1021, when produc­ tion was suspended. At the present lime about Hi,000 feet n day arc be­ ing produced, am] It is thought that tills amount will be increased to .'10,000 or -10,000. llo estimates thnt 000,. 000,000 cubic feet is annually going to waste in connection with the use of natural gas ,n large part o f which could be extracted. "The United States,” ha says, "has the only large source in the world of natural gas containing helium, am) nt the present time Canada nnd Ituly, besides the United States, are the only localities producing It commercially. On nc- con Inst 'fedbrt,'If fall ore came' to Gov­ ,, NOTICE ernor ^ P lq ch p ^ , j Come to Little Gem Lunch Th? | j^ e s l^ p t wanted results nnd for that Sunday Chicken Dinner. it mattered not to him from whom 35 Cents they enmo. They came. Would there 200 Palmetto Avenue hnve bcpfcfnntnUrooment, if the shad­ ow o f the. Federal government hnd not been1cftfAI/Arr “the scene? Liko- 1y not • .Ihm ' The League of Nations took due cognizance, of the thrent nnd danger of war, and proceeded in the natural­ ly even way befitting its character, to TIRES A N D TUBES prepare for the settlement, should G ENU IN E T E XA S GAS this duty come. At the same time — AN D — ; ; it pnid due d e f e r e n c e to the logical MOTOR OILS place o f eottlvmcnt, making no rush upon th e1scene for n demonstration of itsi pow erur authority. It wanted results, and it mattered little Uirough J.Q5 Palmetto Ave. Phone dHl-J whom they c a m e . They came. Would an adjustment have been made, if there hud be^ni no League? Likely .,rj Of Vh.M. Ilf '»ft I I5 1 The President watchfully waited. Tile disclosure by the Mine .Work­ The league watchfully waited. ers o f America o f the existence o f an organization of communists with DIRECTING THE PRESIDENT the avowed purpose o f overthrowing the American government ami the While tho country at large is wait­ substitution of the soviet, will bring ing without impatience to learn the no tiurprise to those who have been temper of ft* snow ^president, the na­ watching the movements!of the liUlo tional republican committee lias is­ bands o f "reds" in this country. It sued n leaflet which is intended, ac­ is a pretentious undertaking on their cording to tho Rocky Mountain News part, hut the success in Russia, to guide him, if ho is seeking the achieved at a time when the forces of paths o f party peace and party pros­ government in the Old World were at perity. The country is disposed to a low ebb, and abetted and assisted believe at lids time that while Mr. by the despairing military govern­ Coolidgc; is not made of stern stuff, ment o f Germany, is a different prop­ he hns hnd iimplo time to reach his osition from success in America. The own conclusions-• on tho important iden o f making the labor organiza­ questions that hnVc been discussed, tions of this country its nllies as it ami that he will »Uj|i<l hy his convic­ did tho military spirit in Germany tions when-tl}(?: test comes. The doc­ nt a time when despair was willing to ument issued liy tho committee con­ Besides saving you a whole exchange heaven and earth for a peg tains the following; lot o f bother in waiting for to hang its coat upon, was and is the* "The recent announcement from the chief stock in trade of those dream­ change, or o f carrying extra White House t)iat, 'out of deference ers o f evil. Tho fact that the big or­ to the rights elf congress, President change along, I save you ganization of lnbor is exposing its Coolidgc does is»t, intend to nnnouncc designs'sets <nt. rest any fear that money when you buy me *u program’ in 'ndvnnco o f the pres­ these minions of Russian soviets will and just as long as you use ever Create more than little riffles idential annual j message to congress, comes as no s imp m o to those aware hero nnd there in this euuntry. But me. nothing wns or is needed to nllny fenr o f President Coulidgo's high regard as long ngo Samuel Hampers, presi­ for the constitutional rights and pre­ rogatives of the legislative lirnnch of I dent o f the American Federation of our government, nnd his strict ob­ Ijibor, quieted even tho easiest dis­ servance o f llu-m. turbed and most timid. But even “ That <school of political thobght this was not needed, for the heart o f enumorpj jnith thfe doctrine of onelabor in America is American. Only such fellows ns Foster and hjs ilk are man government that nourished and disturbers, and tho strangest thing flowered fnder tho' Wilson regime will is thnt there ure always a few o f the not find ■the Cdolidgc regime very good ready to defend Yus class when the law steps in to curtail its unlaw­ ful activities. R R RINES To share nnd serve is tho glory uf life; Self-saving is dying, Who msketh hlm»*lf Is the greatest of all NiT room for Badness, Duty Is gladness, Life Is eternal, and Love is the law. Owen R. Lovejoy, WORKING ALIKE The nltitude. o f the League of Na­ tions toward tho Grcco-Italian trou­ ble appears to be much like that of President Coolidgc towards the coal Btrike jn this country. Tho strike was a ‘ serious situation that needed attention, and tho duty seemed, -,U devolve upon tho President He did nut entertain any desire to gain either notoriety or prestige out of a situs-, lion which offered opportunity for both, heneo instead of rushing into tho breach, as many moro ambitious would have done, ho choso tho one logical way, and passed tho hazard­ ous task to tho governor o f the state whore the real trouble was loncuted, feeling assured o f course o f tho A m potoncy o f tho referee. There re­ mained his ' power-and* duty ms the 5TAN0ARD OILCflMPANY • ■' ' You get me at a discount and trade me, full face, at any of tho following, or any other ;Standard Oil Company (Kentucky)- Service Station, for Crown Gasoline or Palarine M otor Oil, whichinsuroyou more inUeaileajid.woce aatitfactlcpi for you^money.' Things Worth While Picked Up Along the Way; Borne From Pens Long A go Laid Down; Some From Pens of Later Days. CROWN GASOLINE] CEMENT PLASTER CO. \Your b est answer to the question o f / FIltlSniSTL A N D ELM A V E r t ^ iW flt jP la s t c r ir FLORID ACM " tjB eetJw teveryl sock is branded! Better Stick T o The Standard I Carolina Portland Cement C a J a c k a o n v llla , F lo rid a HILL L Phone 13 r* ■ �T H l^ S A N fr)ftD D A IL Y H E R A LD , T U E SD A Y , SEPTEM BER 18, 1923 W R E C K E & Q K TH E ROCKS! GRAND LODGE I. O. O. F. OPEN ANNUAL CONVENTION IN CINCINNATI. — £■— « CINCINNATI,. Sept. 18^iacksbhville was unanimously elected as the meeting place MKt year of the Odd Fellows and* affiliated organlkatlons. •CINCINNATI, S e p t118.‘— A' psrmaiu.pt meeting, place for its session* and the erection o f a. magnificent edifice that would prove an. Insninstton to o d d ’ Fellows, was recommended yesterday at the opening session' ol the.convention.of the sovereign grand lodge I. O. O. F., In the annual report of'Judgt'Lt. J. Eaatin, o f St. Joseph Mo., grand sire and commander-lnthief of; thw,sovereign gfrand lodge “This sovereign, body, in justice to the high character It possesses and to, the confidence o f the brotherhoot in ft, ought to choose, a permanent meeting place where its sessions may tw devoted to the business before it," the prominent meeting place facilities Remarkable viaw* o f corpse* of four of the U. S. destroyer* which went to their destruction, one after the other for our work could be provided, com­ mittee rooms arranged, and journals on the rocks o f Point Arguello, near Sants'Barbara, Cal. Mast and chartbouso In the foreground are of the Dclphy. and reports, not only o f thfc sovereign The overturned hulk of'th e Younjf Is in back o f it. Wreck,*, o f the Chauncoy and a sister ship He alongside each other grgnd lodge but o f all- our gram jurisdkftiona made accessible. Out sessions would not bo disturbed by the entertainment features now so prominent and when the body was not In. aesslon and the members nothin at tendance u poi committces, they woulc have n better opportunity to become TRAVELS 259 MILES AN HOUR acquainted' personally.’1 IN NAVY WRIGHT The roporti of J. EM Kroh, grant FIGHTER. Kcrctary, showed * that during the Adds to List of Victims year, the order spent $7,708,132 for MINEOI.A, N. Y., Sept. 18.— Lieut. relief, an increase of nearly $50,000 of Earthquake and over the amount spent the year be­ L. H. Sanderson, o f the marines, one Flood. fore. The grand total o f receipts o f the trio of navy nviators who smashed the world’s speed record amounted to $20,700,000. WASHINGTON, Sept. J8. — The Featuring last night's program was thre£ times last week, hung up an­ other unofficial mark yesterday when names o f eight' more Americans re­ a bantfhet given by the Odd Fellows he traveled at the rate o f 251) miles Press Association in honor of the o ffi­ ported dead o f '‘missing" in the cers of the sovereign grand lodge and hour In a navy Wright fighter. Japanese earthquake, were forwarded Lieut. Sanderson was helped a reception to Judge Eastin. to the state department yesterday It wns estimated tbat sixty thous­ slightly by n northeast wind. If his by Ambassador Woods and Consul and Odd Fellows and Rcbokahs rep­ time was figured accurately he traveL Dlckover, at Kobo. They were Mrs. resenting every stats in the Union ed faster than any man ever traveled Chisolm, and child) P. C. Hchefor, Mrs. and every province in Canada were jofore. Chambers, Mrs. Norn C. E. Hilton, The official record was first pass­ in Cincinnati. Mr,y Skellfey, of Standard Oil Com­ ed last week by Lieut, Sanderson, The convention opened .with a grand pany; Irvin Skootaki, and Olga Miloswho traveled over a measured course, march to a down town theater. The tnwsky. The first nevon were said clocked by an electric timer, at 2.18 Odd Follows and the brilliantly by Mr. Woods' to be “ reported d^ad" plumed - and* iwHPMueU’^ |wn InrdPT injlsV nn hour.. A and the other by Consul Dickover to Lieut Harold S. llrow broke that rec­ militant, a branch of the order, march­ be "reported missing." oni and yesterday Lieut. Alford J. ed from one hotel and the Rcbeknhs Williams nttained a speed o f 255 from another. Addresses o f welcome miles an hour. The navy Wright wejo delivered by Mayor George Car­ fighter will be given a final: trial to. rel and G. H. There, socretary to Gov­ day by Lieut. Stephen Calloway who ernor A. V. Donahey, the luttcp being will try to surpass his brother o ffi­ unavoidably detained in Columbus. cers in s p e e d .T h e ship is entered L o ifl. R e p fr e w 6 to o. Customer, Certo, Bottle Makes Perfect Jams anti Jellies No, 2 can, Osceola Corn EIGHT MORE Fs Soup, all flavors Continental Clothes Pins 10c ARE MISSING (B r.T k t A «.w l«lr* I'rraa) THROAT CUT AND SHOT FIVE MALTA, Sept. 18.— Several earth TIMES THHOUGH shocks o f several seconds duration th e body; occurred hero this morning. Many juildings wore badly shaken. The WAYCROSS, Ga., Sept. 18^-Hia churches were filled with worship­ throat cut across from ear to ear and pers, many o f whom were seized with five bullet Wounds in his chest, one panic and rushtyl into the streets. of which passed’ through his heart, Pole Patterson, 30 years o f age, was MOB MAKES SHORT WORK OF found dead on the atreeta o f Bristol v NEGRO MURDERER. Saturday night, according io word reaching here yesterday. Search for (Hr T k. AuwlaWS Press) hi* assailant, in what is said to have HATTIESBURG, Miss., Sept. 18.— been one of the moat sonaationa) mur­ John Gray, a negro who shot to death der* in the community in years, has last night by a mob which forced the resulted in no arrest. The shooting officers to turn their prisoners over i* thought to have occurred shortly to them after Gray had shot' Z. W. before 10 o'clock Saturday night, Walley, of Rlchton, a prominent phy­ when tho body was discovered, as the sician. stains pointed: to the crime having been committed a short: while before. The Housewife’s Friend ♦‘A L L O VER SAN FO RD .” Rivals----------------- WINNIPEG, Sept. IB.— Mounting the cabin of tho engine o f his special train at Ingolf, about llty miles cast of here on Saturday*,' thar Prince o f Wales, traveling as Ia»«1 Renfrew, temporarily relieved the fireman o f his scat. The prince rode in the loco­ motive for about twenty-five miles before'rejoining his party in the coaches. Since the nhiny fabrics arc going to be very much worn this autumn, you will find them predominant in this lovely new collection of frocks, especially the satins, which lend them* selves so readily to plcatlngs. The 1880 kncc-flouncc— the cope back— the llcrrcd skirt— unusual sleeves— these arc extremely smart. Other new style, points urc coal-frocks, basques, full skirts and frivolous ruffles. i,: •*- THIEVES TRY TO ROU\ COUNTY POOR FARM “Service” as we practice it, means for funds, Prompt attention to evqig — and a cooperation on the part o f qS cers which is Helpful. Y our Account Invited •! i 30 New Numbers in Crepe, Satin, Canton and MARTINSVILLE, InA ,/S e p t 18.— ‘From them who haven't'it shall be taken” is the motto o f Morgan coun­ ty thieves, according to Superintend­ ent Moore, o f the county poor farm. Moore discovered a thief in the up­ stair* room o f the poor house. The intruder left in haste. of this baniU The move real service we can give our d ep o sitee the more we grow, because jof the advertising they give us. PRINCE8S TONIGHT Pull Line Frcah Frulln nnd Vegetables. I, Crepi and Satin Frocks are Close for the Pulitzer race to be held at St. Louis October 3. MAN MURDERED AT WAYCROSS, EARTH SHOCKS FELT AT MALTA NO CLUES LEFT Polished White Birch Lace Dresses. Styles for winter and No Two Styles Alike No Two Styles AUko * ' New Full Blouses In all colors, beautifully hand tailored to the newest $$aUciiiL $6.75’ to $10.00 each. l wuk Sixes SPECIAL Special for $29.00 m jvU for stouts. SPECIAL Brown . 8j| a * Navy, Black. T h p e p d r p fltifiM w£re bought to sell for m W il o t beautiful styles 16 to 48. ’ $22:00 SPECIAL in heavy canton, crepes and poret twills. Size 14 to 38. Some special styles for school girls $22.00. A sk tb see our new styles in Co-ed dresses. �. T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H E R A LD , T U E S D A Y , SEPTBMBEH 18, 11)2.3 W E P A Y 4 % IN TER EST ON SAVIN G S ACCOUNTS •! i '■ • / M / H ; r l OFi ; t, " > • ■ >*■V T ijT t The Greatest Stumbling Block in any person s path IS NOT LAZINESS or fear but a low-necked skirted, enameled-faced, diamond-decked V A M P , called T O M O R R O W ! m c. •• *• is , I*. theD ay to Start that ...SEMINOLE • • • STRENfJTH- GOLF BOW LING TEN N IS BOXING fvi r*a rvi m w 1? v REALM f: fa f i SPORTS R. L. SHIPP, Editor w • Fa Fa F i Fa fca r rv BASE BA LL FOOT BALL B A SK E T BALL T R A P SHOOTING Indians Delay Yanks Cinching' of Flag BASE BALL *a h ki h t Celery Seed NEW YORK,’ Kept. IS.— The New York Americana were delayed in the LEAGUE STANDINGS cinching o f their pennant here yes­ terday, losing to Cleveland fi to 2.‘ •a i*i National League Ccorc by innlngH: Won. Lost. Pet. Cleveland 020 1 20 100—0 12 0 New York ........... 54 .010 Rome one must have given George Athletic Club nutnt Thursdny after­ New York ....... 001 010 1)00—2 7 1 Cincinnati ............. ......88 G8 Smith and Myntt; Bush, Itocltger .080 Kelly of the Giants a drink o f water noon, Heptcmlior 27th! Pittsburg .... ,..... . and Hehang. GR .083 Chicago .................. ----- 73 (10 .020 from outside the three mile limit yes­ Why? Why because that S. A. C. Kelly evidently felt good St. Louis ........... ...... 73 07 Philadelphia, Sept. L-L—Naylor and .021 terday. hunch has one of the fastest back Brooklyn .............. ...... 07 70 for Detroit .480 hy the way he established what is field quartettes you ever saw! And Heinmeh were too r, Philadelphia ........ .....45 today and Phllndd b i won both 82 .338 considered* n world's record when he the line ought to be named "KtoneBoston .................... ......41 01 .320 smashed out three home runs in three wall Jackson!" consecutive innings. He also garn­ American League. And yet if you’ll get in the Ole Won. Lost. Pet. ered* two more hits, though not o f Flivver and “ motor" down to Hood New York ......... .........4)2 the four Imse variety they aided him 47 Field you'll see Conch Wilkinson put­ Cleveland .........72 01 In making a perfect day nt bat. ting the peppiest hunch of young­ Detroit ............... ........07 01 sters you'll ever lay your lamps on. St. Ixtuls ....... ..... 07 fifi According to latest reports, Champ---------....... fl.fi Washington .. 70 : Ion'Dempsey is still nursing a black And fast! Shucks’ they’d ma'ke the Chicago ............... ......00 74 land blue eye. Well, he ought to lie Dixie Flyer look like old Jack Tur-j Philadelphia ........ 04 7!) I proud to say that he gut something tie. ........01 70 Boston ....... I besides a bushel o f iron men out of I the light. Hut don’t you forgot, brother, meet Southern ANHiK-ialiim. me on Hood Field, Thursday after­ Won. Los Lem me tell you something brother, noon, September 27. and. we'll •out * that Sanford High School crew has peanuts at one o f the most exciting New Orleans .... .........00 02 got to go some to beat the Seminole football games of the decade. fill ..85 Mobile ... Memphis 75 Atlanta .........70 ......72 Birmingham 73 Nashville . ......... ...... fill Chattunoogu 48 Lillie Rock 07 73 70 71 87 07 ; PRINCESS NEWS “ Experience" at the Princess thentre. In this picture are seen some of New York's highest social Kerens to appear in the gorgeous cabaret scene which is an important feature of the picture. MILANE NEWS PITTSBURG, Si pt. 18.--Effective pitching hy Maripia re! while his team mates pounded two Pi rate pitchers, won tiie first game of the series for Boston ycsteiday, <! to 1. Score by innings Boston 31) 1 (102 <1011- 0 13 1 Pittsburg (too out IMII) — 1 7 2 Marquunl and ( >’ Neill; Cooper, Stone and Schmidt. the Fl fl Fa Fi Fa Fi fi Fa ST. I.OUIS, Sept. 18.— St. Louis made it four out offiveoverPhilndelWho is Shelia'! The Girl Who Came pllinby winning the final game of the lliiik! series yesterday, fi to G. Score by innings: Who went to prison? The Girl Who Philadelphia ....030 100 000—5 0 1 Conic Pack. St. Louis ..........000 240 OOx—fi 13 Rohan, Pishop, Head and IlCnlinc; Ito you know wlmt "Cloister Toney and Frelgau, Pholdu" is? See the Girl Who Came Park." Kelly Makes Home Run Record; Hits Out 3 in 3 Have once?' In Sing Sing today it man who tit ver talks to a human being, who speaks only t<> a crow, his pet. You'll CHICAGO, Sept. 18.— George Kelly You have, hut you hnvn't had any find his story in The Girl Who Came of the New York Nationals probably like the "Experience" at the Princess Pack. established a baseball record yester­ tonight. A story of innocent youth ami the day for home run hits consecutively Richard Parthlrinrss stars whims of the fate,that sent it to Pur­ in succeeding innings when he made picture as “ Youth." gatory noil lifted it hack. a home run the third innings, anoth­ er in the fourth and a third In the Remember first show starts ul L30. SHE HAD KNOWN fifth In yesterday's New York-ChicnPrices ure lUr and 20c. go game. According to old time baseWhat poverty was — ball men and statistics the feat has What hardship fas— And tonight Osborne will ndmlt nevi-f been accomplished before. What prison bars were— everyone whose last name begins with The nearest to it, according to rec­ What Coster Phobia meant— H. ords o f modern baseball was In 1021 What wealth was—• when Ken Williams of St. l*oui» hit What power waft— , Tomorrow, Tom Moore In “ Heating three home nuts In a game against What administration was— the Game." the Chicago Americans. Among the •W|iat love was— oln time reeoris both Bobby,I*owo of And now she learned— Nut don't forget that tonight "E x­ Boston in 1801 and Ed Dclehanty in Come and see this tonight at the perience" is on. Milano. Also all-star comedy, 'T'hntnl 18'Jfi made four home runs in n game, hut the records do not show that To gel rid of ants: Place lumps Photo.. theso Were made consecutively, and o f gum camphor In their runways und According to j^uueba 11 men, it is high­ near sweets infested hy them. Dust ly improbable thiy were made In con­ Georgo Kelly’s Bat . into runways red pepper or powder­ secutive innings, • ed borax. i Proves to Be a Part-Financier Aching, burning fe d ? MENTH0LATUM .quickly relieves and refreshes. CHICAGO, Sept.* 18. — George Kelly, first huseman of the New York GiuntB, was thu hern of an old-time hatting be yesterday ’ In which the V o rid'* ihamuion* defeated Chicago 13 to 6, in the final game o f the s e -! ries, thereby earning nn even" break.} Score hy Inning*: New York 004 132 300— 1? 10 0 Chicago .......... 000 130 101— f i l l 4 Bentley, Jonnnrd and Gowdy, Gas­ ton; Aldridge, Fusscl, Stud and Dush and O'Farridl, Hartnett, ■ ^ H M o r o in g I a v e Clean TOUR Ert> Healthy €yes U they Tire, Itch, Smart, Bum or Discharge, if Sortf. Irritated, Inflamed or Granulated, use M urine. Soothe» and R efresher. for Infant or Adult. A t all Druggists. _ _ Sale Fm &*• M U RlN BCO^>E«»»Oh^*-«^C^a^ , | P R O G R E S S |games of n double header, the first 2 to 0 nnd the second 4 to 3. Score, first game: Detroit, 000 000 000—0 5 1 Philadelphia ....100 100 OOx— 2 10 0 Douss, Olsen and Bossier} Naylor and Perkins. " ■* Score, seepnd game: Detroit .............002 001 000—3 l b 1 Philadelphia ....000 110 20x— 1 10 2 Pilluttc, Francis and Woodall; Hcl* mnch and Perkins. BOSTON, Kept, 18.— Chicago nnd Boston split even in n double header yesterday, Thurston holding Boston to six hits in the opener, which the visitors won fi l o .l . Boston won the second game, (i to 5, mainly through Flugstead’s "^finely flitting. Seoref first game: Chicago ...... 020 103 dot)—fi 12 0 Boston ....... 000 000 100— 1 fl 1 Thurston nnd Crouse; Fullerton, Howe, Blcthen aful I’ idnich. Score, second game: LEATHER PUSHERS AT THE Chicago ..........101 020 001—fi 13 1 PRINCESS TONIGHT Boston ......... 001 200 03x—fi 11 0 Cvengros, Lcvoretto and Schalk; A new serial, The Leather Pushers, Ferguson, Quinn and Dcvormer. will begin tonight nt the Princess WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.— Wash- theatre, Everyone who saw the ington defeated St. Louis twice yes­ .Leather Pushers in their first serial terday, fi t»4 in the first game which knows how good they arc. Come to­ went ten innings, and 12 to 2 in the night. second which was called In the sev­ enth on account of dnrknoss. Walter Johnson got credit for both victories, CLAY AWAY THE YEARS finishing the first game nnd twirling Apply Boncilla Beautifior cosmic cloy to the r.ccond. your face, and rest while it dries, then remove and see and feel the wonderful Score, game: difference in the color and texture ol the St. Louis 000 310 000 0— 4 8 0 skin. I S Wash. .......... 021 000 100 1—5.17 0 Guaranteed to do these definite thingifnr Bayne, Vungildcr nnd Collins; the face or money refunded. Clear the Warniouth, Marberry, Johnson nnd complexion and give it color Lift out the Remove blackheads and pimples. Kucl. Close enlarged pores. Rebuild facial tis­ sues and muscles. Make the skin soil Score, second game: and smooth. $ St. Louis ...........100 too' 0— 2 fi 3 You can obtain regular sizes from your Wash............ y ..... 103 GOO x— 12 11 2 favorite toilet counter. If not, send this Dnnfnrth, Root, Grant and Sovc- ad. With 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, fora trial tube. • reid; Johnson nnd Rucl. " I know why it’s zoom ing — it’s the best• < cigarette I ever tasted!” �j[a l W k>^ *‘^ m a S , i | r B# « V A \ « a i ■1 ^ j W I ‘ l H *^ I Vj 4 V j ^ ■ Fish at* R a is in g t h e F a m i l y ^ «b Lfe'-wtswer1 |*W B CPsT AtsD— I ( Go T O s l e ep ) po do.- u e u u . HPsHO W ttV v .. o v e a - h e ’l l Cr a B THE LOVPS v GRPsMPFV- POOR ? GWV-tPA- 3 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ton can find the name of «Tcry lire Basfneaa Han In Sanford In thla Column each day. Phone 498 : m CLASSIFIED ADS Claaaifled Ads lc a word. No Ad taken for lens than 25c. And positively no Classified Ads charged to anyone. Caah must accompany all orders. Count the words and remit ■cordingly. Vm*DDPN#\ MEFSH H E OCjnV" O H D E R SITSND M E vuHPsr d o •y o u VCTMOUJ ABOUT wte>3 MN cuiH Goods i q u ic k A special dispatch to Tho Tampn Tribune soya: Secretary Borroughs of the Kissimmee Chamber ,o f Com­ merce is authority for the statement that the Kissimmec-Mclbournc road will be reopened Monday. Mr. Bur­ roughs bases his statement upon a telegram received thort Sunday froTn tho Union Cypress company at Hop­ kins. Tho Kissimmec-Mclbournc rond to the east const has boon closed for some time while the rond has been under­ Household Goods, Plnnos, Safes, going repairs. Consequently motor­ FOR SALE Trunks and UnggaRc ists have been obliged to travel to the Tranfleffered Anywhere Any cast const by wny o f DoLnnd and FARMERS— You ran get aeed bed Daytona at a distance approximately Time frames and Irrigation plugs at the 150 miles greater than is necessary by Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfc the Melbourne route. SANFORD N O VE LTY Lossing's Quick Service Trans. v. c. c o l l e r , PropGeneral Shop and M ill Work FOR SALE)— Dosler and Gnya’ paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty Works, Sanford agent*. 183-tfc The Dpily Herald. 15c per week. The Hcrutd delivered six times week for lrva. fall planting, cither Bliss or Rose No. 4.— F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc INSURANCE VAGENCY FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf bidders good na new, posts and in­ dices. Quick sale at $1.00 cnch cash on delivery. Herald office. 131-6tp S. 0 . ShinhoJser FOR SALE—Second hand letter files in good shape hut have been used. Contractor and Builder Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ FLORIDA dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for SANFORD rpiick Rales- Herald Printing Com>nnyw w * wx r w Jal-Otp A. P. Connelly '&* Stfttsv FOR SAL!'!—817 West First street. KafablUhr* I04W Bnrgain in price nnd terms. AdRoil Estate, Loans and Insurance droKs owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fin. Phor.e 18 101-8 Magnolia Ave. 137-2fltc FIltH- -AUTO- FOR'SALE—7 passenger 8 cylinder STEWART The Florist ‘ ‘ Peerless" touring car. Good ns Col Flowers----------------Floral Designs new. All cord tires. Sell less thun half cost. Will take smaller enr in Annual and Ornamental Plants pnrt payment or trade for real estate. 811 Myrtle Ave.-------------Phone 260-W — Chns. Tyler, care Znchary-Tylcr Ve­ neer Co. 141-tfc SANFORD M ACH IN E COM PANY s 'iit A w h 'e r r y l-I.ANTS FOR SALfi — Either pulled ready for delivery, or in the field. Phono Ellsworth (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. • 142-tfc General Machine and Boiler Works Cylinder Grinding 1UR SALE—Good mule cheap, Phone C2-----------Sanford. Florida cash. Apply J. L. Monroe, for 703 Palmetto Avenue, 142-Otp FOR SALE—A half-ton truck cheap. Jackson's Transfer Also 2nd hnnd fdrniture nnd n “ Reliable Service” <]uantity of hog win*. Phono 183-W. We llnul Anything, Anywhere, Lending Atlanta Music House has Anytime. nn Upright Piano nearby, which Phone 175 — :— 125 W. 1st. St. they will Bell to party who will com­ SANFORD, FLA . plete the remaining monthly' pay­ ments. ’ Address l’pst Office Box No. 0, Sta. A., Atlanta. Ga. 145-Otc FOR SALE—Or rent; live room house on W 2nd St. A good garage with tho plncc. Cnll 408. 145-4tp FOR HALE—Camp located south end of French Avenue near It. It. Becks. --------* Tho host equipped camp in ^nnford. Cards of Sanford'a Reput- Ml Am lejiving city. Will sell cheap. F. able Professional Hen. each f t M. Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L. shops. of whoa. In Ms choeea pro- M 115-Ctp fMateo the Herald reconi- 4 FOR SALE—For $50.1)0 cash Apex mends to tho people. M F^lectrlc Cleaner; cost $57.00. Used six weeks. Phone 2C03. Sept, ICth, *23.' * 145-Gtp PURELY = PROFESSIONAL : George A . DeCottes Attomey-nt-Law ° ™ BeMhwto County Bask ■ANFORD ri. .u . . . FLORIDA FOR SALE—Show cases, counters, celling fan, nnd other fixtures. See II. C. Waters, Milano Theatre Bldg. 14fl Stp - 5 -------------, B E fo R C h im TO HIM r H ^ '— 7 , t *• •* ' ' .* « ' .i. s .. ■ r, , , n . * i i U jp ^ _ i SAFETY FIRST— A NEW ERA IN AUTO CONSTRUCTION Hints on Selecting the Productive Hen By Seth W. Shoemaker, * -/ ^ u l! THE EGG LAYING TYPE OF HEN i think it in the interest of the public to criticize tho action of sonic A. C. L. R. R.. employees _ towards persons waiting on stations and f l y ­ ing passenger trains to stop and,take on passengers to Sanford. I saw from my porch last Satur­ day a woman with n baby flagging the 1:30 Leesburg train, hut it did not stop. She waited nt station and ring­ ed tho Trilby trnin nt about 2:10 and it.did not stop and I saw.-bor-lake thi­ ll, II. track to walk carrying her baby to Snnford. This behaviour on the part o f trainmen is surely not fathering the sympathy of the public towards striking It. It. men In the future. H. Ebrensperyer, Snnford, Fin., Sept. 17, 1023. . HMd H O W - VPs CHOm V MfsviG, '^ ‘a ^ e u F . C L e p s ^ 1 Srpsfir THE^ FIRE WORKS Editor Sanford Herald,. im • The Uuick Motor Car company de­ serves the congratulations o f the country nt large for equipping Its i 1324 modcN with the four wheel brake. At tin* invitation of Itoy D. Hollingsworth of the Soo Muehine nnd Auto company, I sat behind the wheel of one o f the new •Bmdcls, (21-45 live passenger touring, he said it was) for half an hobr yesterday nnd I’ll take otr my hnt to the fellow who sold the General Motors corpora­ tion on the now hrnko idea ns port o f tho standard equipment of the new Bun k. Director, School of Agriculture, International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. I nni just* an ordinary* dflvtfrt 1 drive a enr for general purpose uses. To get to ami from there its expeditiotisly ns possible, and with the great­ est amount o f certainty.* I have been impressed, during the years I have been ‘ driving, with the prime import­ ance o f la'ing nble to stop when tho slopping is good. And I nm ready to tell the world, or thnt pnrt o f it in nn around the *---------Sault, at nny rate, that the four ELITE OF N E W YORK UNLIKELY LOOKING LAYER GOOD BROWN LEGHORN HEN wheel broke, as it works on the new Huick, will got you there and hack, --- in­ and do it SAFELY, if nny car will. For as long r.s anyone can re­ ] A rough, course, mid general _ —^ I . __ ert EAT NUMBERS IN SCENES OF FOR SALE—5 low wheel two-horse member people have been trying masculine appearance usually indi­ I drove in town nnd I drove in tho Stuilebaker wagons cheap; also f> “ EXPERIENCE” in select an egg laying type of hen. cates poor laying ability. country. I hit 35 miles an hour on extrn good fnim mules. Cnsh or Sonic of these efforts have been more In the selection of liens to per­ tho shore toad beyond the Country terms. H. S. Long, Ostene, Fin. The elite o f New York was recruited succofc.sfu! than othcis. petuate a heavy laying strain a com­ Club and brought her down to eight 1*lfi-3tp for1 the big Paramount picture, ‘‘ Ex­ By carefully studying the (tody bination of virtues should be looked miles nn hour in about forty feet, perience," thnt conics to the princess formation of the heat layers in n ound for rather than one prominent good! without the slightest difficulty, with­ theatre tonight. Wives of the most flock a fair idea of the i gg laying quality unaccompanied by others. out the least suggestion o f n wrench, FOUND— On side walk near Ruumilprominent business men of that city 11ypu m„y he obtained. Pullets that Those hens that have all round de­ jeik, or jolt, nnd without the faint­ lnt & Andcrsons, a Ford key. Own­ put aside thoir socinl duties for a *!*»>' |have laid well for n abort period velopment are the ones to choose for est trace of skidding. Also, it piny er tan have same by identifying and to appear in tho gorgeous calmret only idu>uld not be considered. In haying for this nd. 144-tfc breeding'purposes. 'Jin* Brown Leg­ well be added, without full pressure scene, which is an important feature order to be tdnssed among the best horn* In the Accompanying iluHlration on the foot brake, nnd of course, with­ FUUFilT — l'ocketliook containing of the picture. .. . 1 , ^ 7 layers n fowl should him* produced n \xliH U |^,ly formation thnl is desirable out touching the emergency. money; owner can huve same by As the habitues of cabarets along heavy yield o f eggs in one year or jn ninny ways. The hen from which To me that is a fact o f fundament­ describing contents and paying for tho Grent White Wny are, in a grant al importance. With a continuous moro* Ithis, illustration wns made laid over this ml. W. I.. Harvey, 121 l’oulnr number, society folk, George Fitzrecord o f automobile accidents star­ The egg laying type of hen is en-'tlflft eggs in two years and nine St. 145-3tp mnurice, the director, induced the so­ dewed with vigor nnd possesses nlmonthA. Bens o f this type nre quite ing us in the face from the newspa­ cial lights of tho city to come to the well developed body in which there likely to transmit their good laying per headlines day after dny, and in Pnrnmount studio on I/>ng Island FOR RENT— One furnished room .ii ample room for the conversion of |qualities to their offspring. The other the •knowledge thnt in 5)5 cases out with connecting bath. Prefer two and nppoar before the screen as "ex­ food into eggs. Although n Inrgvlhen shown is an undesirable type of of a hundred the accidents resulted tras." The response was most gener­ young men.—214 E. Second St. number o f . bens of the egg laying j fowl to keep ns n breeder, although from not being able to stop quickly 121-tfc ous. type are good layers, too much re- it has o heart well developed for the enough after tho danger lH*cnme ap­ Never before, perhaps, in the his­ parent, it seems that the practical FOR KENT— Furnished apartment, Bailee should not be placed on type production of table meat. It should not tory of motion pictures, has there application of this remarkable brake bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel alone, for tliure nix* many exceptions. lie used either for the production of is a forward step in automobile con­ been such n showing of brilliant cos­ Avenue. 123-tfo to the rule. The keeping of careful breeding stock for eggs or meat. The struction that marks a new cm . It tumes and glitter of jewels, ns was records isith of the breeding nnd egg { natural luck o f symmetrical dovclopFOR RENT—Two room light huusejust about makes the now Buick fool­ apparent among the distlnguishol "ex­ Inying performance is n great help ment in n fowl of ids type indicate a kecplng apartment, 710 Oak Ave­ proof, nnd Hint is a real social con­ tras" in this scene in ‘ ‘ Experience." in getting definite ideas of the type slight ability for producing eggs. nue. 130-tfc tribution, one that ought to be ap­ At the Princess tonight (Tuesday). of hens best uiiapted to continuous To succeed in establishing n heavy preciated ns much by the users of FOR” RENT—4 desirnblo rooms, furegg production. nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 laying strain o f fowls no eggs that other cars, and by the general public, MOTHER RECOMMNEDSCOUGH West Third street. 130-tfc To keep the identity of each lay- come from liens less than eighteen as by those who nre destined to drive "M y mother had a severe cough. I FOR RENT— 12 npnrtments on Pal­ bought her n Isittle o f FOLEY’S cr in n breeding flock clearly defined,; months old should be used for Imtcli- the new Btd(,ks.— Michigan Farm metto street, V4 block from post o f­ HONEY AND TAR nnd it helped her identifiention marks which cannot be ing purposes, Journal. fice.—Judge llousholdcr. Phono 281. at once. Also gave my son several easily lost should be used. Producing 142-Gtp doses and hjs cough disappeared," egg layers Is quite as important a Wlti'ii the road system of Hillsbor­ The demand for Florida-grown ba­ factor ns producing heavy milking ough, which is now coming along as nanas is greater*this season than ev­ FOlt KENT — it unfurnished rooms, writes Mrs. S. L. Givons, Greenfield, fust as nnyono could hope, is finally cows from dairy stock. Hens that er before, suys W. T. Holies, of Olds314 Elm -Avenuo, 145-5tp Virginia. For quick relief from have n face comb, and wattle o f fine, mar, secretary of the Florida Banana finished, this county can boast o f Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, .Chest, F O iriiflN T —3 furnished rooms and smooth texture and deep red in color, Growers* association. Ho lias receiv­ some of the finest roads on the North garage. 11th St. nnd. Elm- Ave. nnd Bronchial trouble use Foley’s possess health nnd usually show an In­ ed numerous letters nnd personal American continent. And there are M. Schneider. 145-3tp Honey nnd Tar. Stood the test of clination to lay. Excessive develop­ calls recently from big fruit commis­ enough of them so thnt the Joy rider time serving three generations. Larg­ LARGE convenient unfurnished houR<» ment of nny kind, is ordinarily de­ sion houses in northern nnd southern run select a new route each week nnd keeping rooms. Rent reasonable. est selling' rough medicine in the keep it up for two or three months. states, asking for shipments. trimental to the production of egg*. World. Sold everywhere.—ndv. 203 Onk Ave. *145-20-tp FOR RENT— Five room house, near P r a a i d n n f r n n l i H t r n ’ u T T irfif f 'n i l f p r P I U 'O W i l l i ( ’ o HII i I g I o ( ' l l l l i l i u l St. Gertrude’s bridgo. One acre of ground, and orange trees. Apply Mrs. Lena Krause, Box 253, Sanford, Flor­ ida. 140 3tp FOR ITENT— Upstairs apartment, three rooms and bath. Privato en­ trance, unfurnished, hnndy for rail­ road man. Sec E. S, Rockcy Vulcanlxing Shop, Wight Garage. 140 2tp 1 OR RENT— Eight room house. 200 E. 3rd St. Inquire Sanford Furniturtf Co. ' 147 tfc FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs for setting, 16 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. FOR SALE— For $1,100.00 cash: Lot CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Ellsworth, Dcardall Avenue. San­ 5 Block fl, Tier 7, Sanford, with un­ 83-tfp completed house. A bargain. A. P. 117 Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. ford, 1-10-tfc FOR SALE— SEED POTATOES for Connelly & Sons. B. W . HERNDON ■AoSE C L IM ^ Short Route to East Coast; Reopened Mon. Phone 498 W ORKS S n o< The Herald for first class job work. t»'. ft ‘■-w ! /F W ANTED WANTED—To exchange 6-passenger touring car, looks and runs like FRED R . W ILSON t j m Examined Glaaeee Designed qow, for Ford roadster or coupe, or trucks—Ray Brothers, phone 648, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Henry McLaulin, Jr., light Sanford. 118-lfc a. Building O p t D* Ha n f o r d flo rjd FOR RftNT— Furnished apartment, OpUcian-OpUunrtrlst AH modern convenience, 417 West HS Boat First Strtot Banferd. Fla. Second. 140 Stp ELTON X M O tfG H T O N WANTED TO RENT— FurnUhed 2, p, a r c h itec t 3 or 4 rooms for winter montha by W . J. THIGPEN 01 J '.!” 1 Kntion,d Bank Building man and wife. State fall particulara SANHMID •... ... Fl.OUlDA Real Estate in letter. Addreai to W. J., care 146-6tp PIRR. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE Herald. ICIIELLE MArlNES LAWYER -(—-Court House W A N TE D — Boys to tjiliver The Snnford Dally Herald. Boys have to put up five dollar Corner of Pork Ave. and Second SL bond before takinr job. For further particulars see circula­ SANFORD, FLORIDA tion manager Herald. Automobile Body Build­ ing and Repairing -les Stein, Prop. taken often first rowlina inplot* cuMnci . , President CooIMite’s -J— .. -. - - .— with hin a :---- ---------------Standing, loti to right; Secretary u( O m im n w !t<*i\«r tnUirlnr Work. Hecrrtury of AKrLullunr WulLuv. ifccivury ol laibor Da vie F ront row. m i m «U;Hc P(utnu»U t tjeiwral < )V’s r \V’u*k». Bountiary of b u ilt Huy but. 1’i cslduut CuoUUgc. BccivLuy or Treasury Utdlou. 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WORLD’S GREATEST? VEGETABLE SECTION I N ’THE HEART? OP SANFORD*?: VOLUME IV. N UM BER *46 SEPTEMBER 17,1923 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a iflllOR LI i ' . - ’J l . Ward’s Wife at Trial American Minister * •* *%. * • is ' r Commission Morrocco is missed. ( I t r T h e A eeeetateU P re o "» . . Saturday and Conditions Arc WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.—John Rapidly Approaching H. Bartlett, first assistant postmas­ Normal. ter general and a former governor (Hr Ttr AM<x-1■<(r4 Prraa) —r —t /: * Guns Are Mounted, on All Public Buildings In Oklahoma City. of New Hnmpshlrc, was taken to a hospital hero today becauso of in­ juries received when his automobilo was struck by a street car. lie was inter nllowcd to go homo and his in­ juries arc not considered serious. The automobilo' was wrecked and the chauffeur slightly hurt. F0RTVENDRE8, F r a n c e , Sept. 17.—Spanish frontlcr■llilary directorate formed ns the result of. Inst weeks rcvolullon, has decided to expel 31 of Spains leading., politician^,- in­ cluding former Premier Sanchc* Guerra nnd several prominent literals nnd catnlanist syndical­ ists, it is learned from advices I coming over the border today. Ezplusions will occur this week. MADRID, Sept. 17.—General Mi­ n d , Primo Rivera, head Of the revohtfionary movement which ovorthrow the Alucenins ministry, took the oath ef officcjjqturday as president of tho ■eeulim of ministers. (Hr The Press') The ceremony had a somcwhnt KANSAS CITY, Sept. 17.—Miss dramatic aspect. Former Minister of Nancy Jordan, nn English girl, was Justice L>pcz Monos, who ’ in con­ married hero Saturday night to Claud formity with tho law, was required to verify the oath, was absent, sending Hcathcrlngton Clarke, also ■of Eng­ word that he was indisposed. The In­ land, it became known today. Miss spector general of tho royal palace Jordan met Clarke In November on a route to the United ws sent off to find him nnd hnvlng liner whilo States with her young son to accept located the former minister returned with him, nnd tho oath of office was an invitation from Mrs. Frank War­ ren, of Kansas City, to make their administered to Primo Rivera. homo with her, Tho invitation was The new premier received various the outgrowth of nn acquaintanceship decrees for signature. These includ­ between the girl and Warren, whom ed one proclaiming tho dismissal of ■he met while ho was serving in the the high commissioner in Morocco, United States army overseas. Mrs. Luis Silvela. General Luis Aixpuru, Warren divorced her husband short­ former minister qf war, was named ly after his discharge from the army. high commissioner in his place. Gen. Clarko lost all trace of the English tapes Rosas was appointed captain woman after his arrival in America. general of/Valcncla, while new cap- Last week he read in a newspaper tiln*)?cmVals and generals represent­ that sho was preparing to return to ing the Oifferent branches of the ar­ England and immediately looked her my were also appointed. With General Rivera in control, suppored ns he is by King Alfonso, the situation in the capital is, so far as outward npperanccs go, normal. The courts reopened Saturday and the minister of justice and tho presi­ dent of the supreme court made speeches touching briefly upon the necessity of retoring order. M'W l-M ■ > V* L l for Walter S. Ward sprang a great surprise on the >ey brought his wife into court. She advised Ward ond ir selection of prospective jurors who are to try him at '., on a chargo of murdering Clarence Deters. She is court with Ralph Ward, defendant’s brother. ROME, Sept. 17.—The government of tho Independent state of Flume rcslgncd Sunday. . The Italian government . received from Signor Depoli, vice president of the assembly of Flume, a letter com­ plaining of tho delay in setting tho Fiumo question. Ho said tho situation had caused much discontent. Tho populaco was suffering grcotly through unemployment, and ho had repcatodly called the attention of the Italian Government to tho dangerous effect of delay in settling tho questions at issue. Signor Depoli added now that the negotiations had failed ho felt it would bo uselcs to remain in office although when ho resigned there would bo no authority In Fiumo and by tho end of tho month tho city would be completely deprived of any means of subslatcpce, . * Sigrior Depoli, alnco March, 1022. hn> been in charge of the Fiuma gov­ ernment. In his letter of resignation he says Fiumo had hoped that tho Genoa conference would arrange a settlement of the situation undor which Flume’s desire to bo allowed to exist as an Italian city would ho recognized, and 'on by part I awaited to bo thus relieved from my func­ tions. He declares that the hopes of Fiumo were thwarted by tho Santa Marghcrfta agreement, but that she remained confident that Italy would support her rights in the Itallan-Jugo-Slav commission. Depoli dwells oh the fact that lack of authority on the part of his gov­ ernment has had serious political con­ sequences, encouraging local groups to methods of violence, while the proper administration of justice was flouted. 'Any . action of my part,” ho says, ’was completely annulled by the direct interference of the political par­ ties and the situation bat bccomo in­ tolerable.” in r The a*«m>u i , 4 r r t u i LOS ANGEI.ES, Sept. 17.—Cornclious Cole, formerly United States senator from California, and one of tho few living men who heard Abra­ ham Lincoln's Gettysburg address, is 101 years old today. Colo said he ate whnt ho wanted three times a day. Ho quit smoking six years ago, but has used alcoholic beverages tem­ perately all his life. Rivers Burst Banks and Destroy Many . Villages. * LONDON, Sept. 17—Five thousand persons are reported to have perished in tho floods which followed upon tho typhoon at Tottori; northwest of Kobe, Japan, Saturdsy, according to an Osaka dispatch to tho Central News. Tho rivers Fukure, Chiyo and Taklmi burst their banks, destroying many villages. Tho terrific down­ pour of rain has been general. Both Tokio ond Yokohama have suffered greatly from tho deluge and railways are crippled by tho floods. I The imperial princes have decided to return to Tokio. Ku Klux KInn Headquarters Are Reported to Be De> Sorted. O t r T h e A u M l M f l ! ',* • * ) OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 17. —Military courts inquiry into the activities of the Ku Klux Klan was in operation today In two of the largest cities in Okla­ homa, Oklahoma City and Tulsa. In no other places in the state was thcro any .Indication that the military rule which has been effect in Tulsa for more than a month had been extended to•nil comers of the state. Meantime, Governor Walton was traveling in a special car attached to a rejtular train to. Hcnrycitn t©fd*. liver on address before .the state labor convention. OKLAHOMA CITY, Sepf. 17. —The Oklahoma city pollfce de- OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 17:— State-wide martial law took • defi­ nite form last night, when Oklahoma City, leading the way for the remain­ der of tho state, paasod under the vlrtually complete control of tho railD tary. Genoral orders embodying tho Celebrates 13th Anniversary in essential regulations under which the Yesterday. state capital will live during the suspension of civil authority were Issued by Lieut Col. W. S. Key in command BELGRADE, Sept 17.—No official of local troops. . news has been published here, with Brigadier General Alva J. Niles* reference to tho proposals of Premier who assumed direction of the martial Mussolini of Italy regarding resump­ ajr enforcement in Oklahoma City tion of liberty of action in Flume. The Saturday, pending the arrival Of only'officlal statement given out says < llr T » r A w w U M P r t M ) ( H r h e n w l . l r l I’r l Lieut Col. Key, suirendered com­ the text of the treaty of Rapallo was MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Sept. 17 • filed with the Leaguo of Nations Sat­ The description,of Lillian McKensie, mand to tho latter yesterday. ' Machine guns were mounted around urday and that Foreign Minister Nta- the missing Now York baby, which chitch on hia arrival from Genova was roceivod by telegraph today tal­ the city hall, the police atation and would confer with Premier Pachitch. ■ lies in every particular with the the county court house in Oklahoma II, Perciva} Dodge, the American body of a four months old girl who City last night LONDON, Sept. 17. — Messages ✓ OTHAN.'Ala., Sept 17.—Ono per­ Supervision of the sheriff’s o f f i c e minister, ia closely watching the sit­ died from malnutrition Saturday from Spain received in London con- son was officially reported killed and rights will be secure. Whenever it falls Into , was assumed by the military but uation. bin no indication that any disturb­ more than a score others night In a local hospital here, tho po­ Sheriff Tom Cavnar was not removed. of ordoriy organized government a* we haty ances have occurred in connection several seriously, when a Louisville hundred and twenty-five years, will bo at ham lice said. The baby waa left at the No Decision Reached. _ hospital Saturday by a couple who No other county office was taker *ith the military coup d’btat; how­ and Nashville train crashed into an government of law. There ia only one other over. I R r T h e A m sc U M P re a a) ler, it is recalled that a strict cen­ excursion train on tho Atlanta an a government of force. Americans muatnu PARIS, Sept. 17.—A dispatch to the were travelling in an ’’automobile A report that the Ku Kluic Klan S t Andrews B*y Railroad at Cotton- two. One signifies Justice and libertyj tho oil sorship prevails. Matin frim Belgrade says the counell home,” bearing a New York license had removed all files from its state . According to an untimed Reuter's dale, Florida, late last night At live under the AwSHcan constitution- la tho t of Ministers has examined into Italy’s headquarters here to a place outside dispatch from Madrid, the second day railroad headquarters Mrs. L T. Lane, waa ever acceded to the human race. ’ ‘ new proposals for a settlement of the th£ state waa current but k)an head­ of the revolt passed os quietly as the of Dothan, was rcportod the only per­ question of tho future, of Flume, but quarters were deserted and the re­ first At the timo the telegram was son killed. Other reports, said an­ no decision has been reached. The port could not be confirmed. \ other woman was also killed. Twen­ •ent groups of people were stand­ dispatch adds that the king haa oonWhen informed of the Intention o f ing before' tho royal palace and in ty-one of tho Injured were brought cludcd tq await 'the arrival of the tho military to prevent the grand the Pueva del Sol, but they were to the bosplal here and four or five foreign minister fyom Geneva. , , , Jyry’s meeting, Distrttl Judge George there dhly1dut of curosity. Although othore were’ taken to M*ri*“n\ F ,' W. Clark asserted that !«be<tJ«UT there hakbeen no detailed news from Tho Loualvllle and Nashville train SEMINOLE CLUB would be convened and lh*t,|ik»vH ^ 1i crasher through the next to the rear the province it is thought that the nAS MEET tary authorities could thsn order IU change was effected In the outlying adjournment. . • i• district in as orderly a manner aa in “The grand Jurors will meet** The Seminole Flying Club flew Ita ‘<»f AisaeelaleU -FW m ) the capital.: NEW 'YORK, Sept, 1Tt -TW w» * » Judge Clark declared.. “The governor I-mile young' homing plcgoq rice LONDON, Sept, 17,—Twelve per­ Another agency report says that may deliver his. orders. Then I shall jpt. 10, from Crescent City, Fla. i f _fffsW ine-sV yearned Rivera’s action has been received with sons were killed and fifteen wounded oea.wh^t can be done .about. It.** ,< he girds were lib e r a l by M.‘ P. general sympathy , u all Spain has during V . demonstration against the cctrt a gallon ta. New Si^land arid nRrcc at 8i09 a. .The first Across the street from the court become tired of the negative policy high price of food at Sorau, .Branden­ eight Atlantic.seaboard states by the tics'ars advised. The nsgto waa kill­ house a machine gun, meant) followed by the lata ministry. burg province, when fighting occur­ Standard Oil Company, of New Jwi ed by a posse that Mrtght hia recap­ the roof of » restaurant Is tfiaii Tho socialist party hue issued a red between the police and demon- sey and tha Guir Refining Company. ture after he had escaped. the windows of tha grand Jury manifesto protesting against the ab­ -g - Central News diestratore, ai ' Courts will fuactiqp As unde ridgement of civil administration. It Dollars are 'suppbaOd' to be well xuls, according to Major Oare patch from The London stock exchange has dude. But they won’t lu t. You Brian, executive officer on lieu “ own a remarkable indifference to wren's coup, Bpanlsh fours derilned only tVk 1 i . r ;v. merchants gtvs [ 1VOv.toO j 1 001 »ny dealings �P A C E EIG H T ‘‘ ’ 4r ow-* ■mr Virv rirC?!*vrawW^T-1 ■■,i»-' w iNVTJTnf THE 8 AN FORD DAILY H SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1S2S retlurn to Bnnfdfd soon for n longer stay. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Bclding and adorable little daughter, Betty hnvo Society .Edlto. returned home nftor spending the MRS. FRED DAIGER .................... .................. summer very delightfully in Ohio, • _ ____ s Phone 217-W Drs. K. J. Weihe of Ocala, F. E. . If you have any friends visiting you—If you are going anywhere or com­ Michlgnn nnd New York and are now ing home, or If you arc entertaining, write a postal card to this department, nt their home to their frlonds at Wclho of Lccsburd, Gordon N. Keeno of Orlando, L. H. Ramsell of Park Avc., and Twelfth St. giving details, or telephone tho item. It will be greatly appreciated. Orlando; and V. R. Seymore of St. Cloud wore among those in the.city BONTON BRIDGE CLUB. YELLOW POND LILY. • En g a g e m e n t s a n d w e d ­ One of tho most delightful social Thursday attending tho meeting of , DINGS IN TIIE STATE I much adore the carpet floor, events of this wok, was the bridge the Central ‘Florida Optometry AsI lay; on waters still; ' My hollow stems stay near the ahord party given yesterday afternoon - by Engagements. '■ Mrs. Joe Chittenden, at her home'on And quiver as if ill. .. , a Miss Thelma Mickle, Reynolds, The San Juan Garago Company, Laurel Ave. The’ guest's being the $eu,;to Mr. Walliy Riley; Tampa. a tthe comer of First strett and. memfccr^ of the Bon Ton Bridge Club. J Mils M ary) Poucho, Albany, Ga., My icavos ovntc aro thick and great Myrtle avenue, are today advertis­ Tl$ rooms where the card tables And to their stems arc slIC t© Mr. Chaa Brownell, Albany, for­ ing Hanes oversize heavy duty' tires wore? plneed’ were bright with bask­ That bees and beetles coming late merly of Tampa. • i , ets of vari-Colorcd sinnas nnd ferns. at bargain prices. This company May have a place to sit. Mias Caroline Wcoka, Jackson­ After sevorni Interesting games of considers Itself lucky that It is en­ ville,. to Mr. Walter Brynnt, Lex­ bridgo, scores were counted nnd the abled to first introduce the Hones My sepals six, green yellow mix. ington, Ky. prise for high score, a pair of candle­ tires in- 8 nnford. Coil on them and Aren’t petals as they seem. Miss Christnbcllc- Martin, Jack­ sticks, was won by Mrs. C. K. Kirt- look over their offerings. sonville, to Mr. Paul I-ang, Jack­ My petals real, in Huch a fix, icy. ‘ . , Aro Btajncn-liko, I deem. sonville. The Valdez Grill, under the person­ Refreshments consisting of salad, Miss Sue Jone, Thebes, III., to Mr. al management of that prince of When bullfrogs bellow I’m golden saltlnca, cheese balls, nnd ice ten were good fellows, Mine Host Falk, is C.' Verne Klintworth, Tampa. served at the conclusion of the game. yellow Miss Alva Brandon, Tampa, to Mr. Mrs Chittenden's guest were Mrs. serving a constantly growing num­ My flower is odorless; Albert Cooper, Tampa. C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. Percy Moro, M r* ber of guests each day, nnd is mak­ Mias Mary Ross, Sarasota, to Mr.' My petals yield sweet nectar mel­ Sam Yountz, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. ing a specialty of the excellent Sun­ low diaries Pickett, Sarasota. Robert Hines, Miss Esther Miller, day dinner, the menu of which ap­ To keep me from distress. MIm Lillian Henderson, Montlccllc, Mrs. Bon Cnswell and Mis* Edna pears in Tho Herald today. Read Fla., to Mr. James Colley, Grantville, it and If you want something really Chittenden. The day I ope, when insects grope different, try the Valdez Grill tomor­ Their way Into my flower, Miss Eva Port, Jacksonville, to row. ’’ DINNKR PARTY. My pistil tip in envelope Mr. Jaspor Holcomb, Jacksonville. Last evening Mis* Demarius MusReceives n pollen shower. Miss Clifford Harrell, Jackson­ The ‘Central Florida Optometry son wan the chnrming honoreo a t n ville, to Mr. Wm. Mathews, I-nCrosae. Association met In this city for the Miss Roberta Payne, Jacksonville, When dragon fly goes dashing by dinner party given by Miss. Emily second time Thursday, September Bailey nt her homo on Myrtle Avo. ’Tls well thnt you remembor to Mr. Wm. Glgl, Jacksonville. 13th. Optometrists from Oriando, Miss Bcsslo Yager, Tampa, to Mr. That when I come the peoplo spy Miss Musson leaves shortly for At­ St. Cloud, Ocnln, 1-oscburg nnd San­ lanta, Ga., where she will attend Me from Mny till September. David Cook, Tampn. ford were in attendance. The meet­ school. —Robert Sparks Walker In Leaves Mias Carolyn Thomas, Tampn, to The dining table wns lovely with ing was a purely huisnesn affair witji of Light. Mr. Wm. Stamps, Jr. its appointments, nnd the color motif a little pleasure in the way of re­ # Weddings. freshments afterwards. This will Miss Ida Lee Minnls, Rnrtow, to Mrs. I). S. Babbitt, of Sanforch of yellow nnd gold wns beautifully probably bo tho last meeting held in Mr. Lloyd Scott, Bartow. spent Friday In Orlando shopping.— carried out in every detail. The Sanford until the State Convention center of the table wns graced with a Misa Virginia Walker, -Pensacola, Orlando Sentinel. largo crystal bowl "of yellow zlnnns holds Its annual session hero cnrly to Mr. W. J. Fickling, Pensacola. in 1924. Mias Louise Jameson, Pensacola, ‘Mr. nnd Mrs. Deane Turner nnd combined with fonthory . nspnrngus ferns. Tho guests plnces were mnrkto Mr. Sydney Snovy, Pensacola. son Denne, aro spending some time Woodcock & Rigney, the live Snned with cunning cards fastened to Misa Betty Soule, Prnsncoln, to at Dnytonn Bench. ford avenue grocers, nrc offering n the nut cups. The fnvors were tulip Mr. John Morritt, Pensacola. 25-pound aack of good flour to the cups filled with mints. Miss Ellen Hodges, I-akclnnd, to person buying the largest bill of Mrs. Alfred Robson of Orlando, Covers were laid for Misses DeMr. Wm. Mrharg, Lnkclnnd. This arrived hero yesterdny for n short mnrius Musson, Lillian Parks, Eliza­ goods nt their store todny. Miss AIvcnn Black, Bartow, to visit with Dr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson Is certainly an Inducement for the beth Musson, Emily Bailey, Messrs. Mr.' Avis Smith, Bartow. daddy of a big family to Iny in a nt their homo on Park Ave. Ralph Wnrren, Wilbur Rumple, Miss Katherine Gibbons Miami, to week’s supply nnd get that sack of John Musson and Dave Scott. Mr. Lewis Cook, Miami. • Mr. nnd Mrs. L. I’. McCuller nnd Miss Ilniley -was assisted in look­ flour free. In addition they Invite Miss Orris Rhodes, Miami, to Mr. family aro nmong the Sanford people ing after the plensure of her guests comparison of goods nnd prices nnd F. B. Crcssap, Miami. guarantee <d save you money. They ' . Miss Virgllrne McGowan, Jack­ Spending the remainder-of the sum­ by her mother. deliver, too. mer nt Daytona llench. sonville, to Mr. Wm. Howell, Ral­ MOTHERS CLUB. , eigh, N. C. Tho popular Seminole Cafe todny and family Mril. J. N. Robson Miss Felicia Garcia, Jacksonville, The first meeting of the Mothers publishes the menu for the dinner to Mr. William Stringfcllow, Jack­ have returned homo after spending Club for this winter wns held yes­ to be served tomorrow. It is becom­ tho pnst four months very delightful­ terdny nfternono nt tho home of Mrs. ing a habit iwith an increasing num­ sonville. Miss | Leila I-owis, Jacksonville,ot« ly nt Dnytonn Bench. George Paxton on Myrtle Ave,, with ber of the .people of this section to Ms, C.'. L» Hutchinson, Georgia........ a splendid Attendance of members. go thoro fqr their Sunday - dinner, Mrs. Mne Roberts, who hns been Matters of Importance were dis­ knowing they will be served with tho Misa Ethel Clark, Jacksonville, to spending the summer nt the home of cussed nmong them were the putting very boat the mnrket affords, nnd nt Mr. George Hiimptdn, Atlanta. Miss Bessie Allison, St, Augustine Mrs. R. E. Tolar left yesterdny nftor* on of special pictures for children prices th n t; please. Then, too, the noon for DcLand. to Mr. Jno. Miller, St. Augustine. at tho Picture Show, nnd also of servico is nil thnt can he dcrired nnd establishing of n Play ground. It the food hus thnt uppetlzlng taste Miss Norene GissendaneV, River Mrs. R. R. Dens nnd children ore wus also decided to have n fancy thnt only the most skillful chefs Junction, to Mr. Franklin Seaman, spending some time at Daytona Bench work sale nt nn cnrly date. River Junction. . know how to Impart. Try the Sem­ Miss Sarah Spltterp Jacksonville, as the guests of her parents, Mr. nnd After tho business had been trans­ inole tomorrtiw. to Mr. Jumps Mitchell, Atlanta. 1■Mrs. Hsrry Ward. acted,* a most pleasant social hour Tonight is your Inst opportunity to MDs Elisabeth Qiilgg, Orlando, to was enjoyed. The hostess serving get thnt new made-to-measure suit— Mrs. M. Y. Bledsoe of Celery Ave., brick ice cream nnd coke. to Mr. Edmund Riley, Orlando. that is if you wont to be measured Miss Virginia, ‘Ragsdale, ‘Jackson­ left yesterday for Jacksonville, Among the members present nt b ythut man Herrin, who hns worn ville, to Mr. Hodges 'Hnrreil, Jnek- where she will spend several weeks yesterday’s meeting were Mcsdnmcs as the guest of Mrs. J. Simmons at S. W. Bradford, Tom Owen, J. B. clothes nearly all his life, and knows Lawson, Henry I’urdon, D. C. Mar­ how to take your measure nnd make Miss Florence Bradshaw, Arling­ her home in Springfield. lowe, J. R. Forrest, I.icnhnrt, M. M. u suit fit. Ho Is representing the ton, to Mr. Charles Macy, Jackson­ Mrs. E. K. Foster and daughter Minnrik, John Schirttrd, Julius Tnk- Superior Tailoring company nnd ovville. Miss Ellen Hodges, Lakeland, to Mary nnd Mrs. W. A. Elliott and nch, George Huff, Singletary, Robert by that man Herrin, who has worn children who hnvo been the guests Grovonstcin, Fulrcloth, Orion Sten- plcte satisfaction. Mr, Wm. Mehnrg, Lakeland. Miss Marcella McGulnhies, Tampn, of Mrs. J. N. Robson nt Dnytonn strom, and Fred Dniger. Ar. ad in today’s Hernhl announces Beach havo returned to their homes to plr, Edward Drawdy, Chicago. Tho next meeting will he held nt the reopening of the popular Lu-Both ICiaa Medn Taylor,.Tampa, to Mr. in Jacksonville. tho home of Mrs. Julius Tnkach on Cafeteria, after the extonsivo re­ Eleventh Street. J a £ Alderman, Tempo. pairs nnd renovations recently an­ Dr. R. R. Calhoun, nnd W. J. I’atMiss Dorothy Paul, Orlando, to Mr. nounced, have been completed. A ternon of Nlnty Six, S. C., nnd W. The annual coal shortage is in the mezzanine .floor containing a rest Julian Harris, Orlando. II. Calhoun of Greenwood, S. C., were consumer’s pocket. room for ladies and children, to­ The Herald dellvorcd six times a visitors in Sanford yesterdny en gether with sovcral additional tables route to Lakeland. .They expect to This climate docs not nlwnys agree for patrons, hss been added, and wtSk for 15c. with tho calender when tlie Lu-Ueth Cafeteria opens for dinner tomorrow, it will present Summer passed leaving too many an appearance' second to none in spring pots'unsung and unhung. South Florida. You arc cordinlly in­ vited to call nnd inspect every de­ Magazine writers arc working on partment of the new place. their Christmas stories already. COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD w a ::w irjN « v o SUNG AT ROAD CEI.E* BRATION The Times-Union says:—“ Yusa, Wo Have No Old Fossils,'' ths Canford-Orlnndo delegation Lang yc-tlcr-' day nt tho Green Cove Bprings road rally. More than ono hundred citi­ zens, mainly'from Sanford, mado the Iflp over the 100-mile water route on tho steamer City of Jacksonville, chartered for the occasion. The songs and merriment of this contlngeSiit did much to enliven tho big gath­ ering. ’ Tho triumphant parody on a popu­ lar ditty which tho Sanfordltcs carol­ led ran approximately liko this: . “Yus*, wo have no fossils, We havo no old fossils today. Ip nineteen and twenty, ‘ We had a plently. . ~ But they have nil passed away. ‘ TODAY ANOTHER GEORGIA MAN WHIPPED AND ROIinED ATLANTA, Cn., Sept. 15.—W. A. Payton, produco dealer, reported to the police todny Uyt ho was called from his homo late Inst night by two men, one wearing a mnsk and the other with ,his fneo blackened, taken to the neaiby woods, rolieved of $37 nnd given n sound flogging. Hu naid tho men threatened to kill him but flnnlly told him' if he would keep quiet they would lot him off with u “good* beating." He said ho M r.-ttlyton said ho was awakenflt' by some one calling him nt hi* door nnd when he reached there the men grabbed him.»Ono put hla hand over his mouth, Mr. Payton declarod, nnd he was marched to tho woods. He staggered hack to his house thirty minutea after his unidentified assail­ ants had departed, ho told the police. A neighbor said she'saw two men WANTED POSITION—1 am n man with a largo family loqking for n lo­ cation on a farm or grove. Experi­ enced nt cither. Can take care of large grove or fnrm. If any ono needs n man of this kind apply to W. E. Bennett, Lake Monroe, Fla., P. O. Boot 12.;: V. „.i . ;*L 145-ltp Things are so quiet in Greece you Florida Lady W ai in a Miserable can hear o bomb drop. WEDNESDAY ■ ------ FAMILY NIGHT FRIDAY------------------- :---- -------------- COUNTRY STORE SPECIAL MATIn E^MONDAY. WEI)NESI)AY, AND SATURDAY . ' Special jiftupic to nil Pictures • .10 and 20 Cents PRICES 10 nod I5 .Cent* PR ICES Altha, Fla.—In explaining how the found Cardul to helpful during change of life, Mrs. Ella M. Bailey, of Route 2, this place, taid: ”1 became to weakened it w u an effort lor me to get around. I knew what wm the matter, but I felt like I couldn’t gtve up. ”1 just dragged, and I certainly w u nervous. 1 w u to retUeta I could not til down long—yet to weak I couldn't get about. It |a a moat miserable and Such a helpless feeling.. . "I would get depressed and out of heart. used it with good rctultf. "Hook one bottle (of Cardul), then I taw I wasn't to atfvous, to kept It up. “Gradually the nervousness left me. 11 began to eat and tleep better. W u eooirwell. and all right. -Cardul did S• Thousand! B j K ofQother women have writ* King Alexander of Jugo-Slavt whose sj'thpstkles tare with Greece The Herald delivered axx times a week for ltic. SUFFERED FIVE YEARS FROM KIDNEYS. • “I suffered with kidney trouble for livo years or more. I could not sleep at night and I was always tired after coming homo from work, and my back ached,” writes John R. Gordon, Dan­ ville, 111. “I secured somo FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS and after a few treatments I felt better and could work with more case, became strong­ er, nnd could sleep better.” For quick relief from Backache, Rheumatic pains, and Kidney and Bladder trouble Use FOLEY KIDNEY PILL 8 . Sold everywhere.—adv. v •. »TO N I O H T i^ Gloria Swanson, Thom** u.i Pola.Negri, Cecil B. DeMlll* Naldl, Richard Dlx, Agn« I May McAvny, Warren Ken Owen Moore,, Lila Lee, J ack Betty Compson, Theodore R0 Ren Turpin, Beatrice Joy, y Hicra, Will Rogers, Baby p Lola Wilson, Jacqueline t Hope Hampton, Wand* Hi Conrad Nagel, Bebe l)*niek Fawcett, William 8 . Dirt, Positively the sensation of the ■on. Take another look at all t stars assembled in one mighty turo. Our new Fall Millinery is —your inspection invited^Senledgiropounls will be rccelvod by tho City Commission of Sanford, 4ty Shop, . . Florida, at their office in tho City Hail at or before p. m. September G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ei. I 17th, 1923, for tho construction of a port, 215 South Orange, Orlando, Fit Dock and Boot Basin for which there . LILtk Is $07,000.00 available. Certified check for 3 per cent of the amount of bid must accompany prop­ osal. Copies of plans null specifications may be neon nt tho office of tho City Manager, or nt the office of Fred T. f Aching.' Williams, nnd may bo obtained on de­ burning feet? posit of $10.00, which will bo returned if bid is made. mentholatum The Cjty Commission reserves tike quickly teiicve* right to reject any .or nil bids or to and ‘ j accept an ybid they deem to bo for tho best interest of tho City. L refreshes. A _ W. B. WILLIAMS, Aug. 31, Sept. 7-15 City Manager. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU The Drily Herald, lfie per week Where is tho money you saved on coal during the hot months? You will hnve to step fnst to keep up with MIX nnd TONY in thin speed romnnee. Fox comedy “CLOTHES nnd OIL.” Mutt nnd Jeff. • • MONDAY . Amateur Night. 5 Acts of Locnl Tnlcnt A Rupert Hugheu Picture. * v i GIMME! With Helene Chadwick, Glutton GIuhh, H. a Wnlthnll, * Eleanor Koardmnn nnd Kate I^enter A comedy drama that hit* the modern domoatic problem. Sec marriage on a flfty-fifty basin. PAINT HEARTS ' An nil star comedy fentering Charles Murray, Mary Anderson nnd Raymond McKee Fox .News. — All thnt’s new in'Fall MUlincry at “Wo have a live Chamber of Com­ Tho Quality Shop. 142-4tc merce, A Rotary club and' Kiwanis, But, yuss, wo have no. old fossils, We hnvo no old fosslln today.” > Milane Theatre ------Shows Slur ting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M.--------- Electric i Cleaner; cost *57.00. Used tlx wecica. Phono '2603.. Sept. 10th, NC-Hfl . . . . . . . EUROPEAN PLAN. .OPEN ALL THE YEAR CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. �^ANFOrtP ITA1LY ir e R A ^ i^ N P A Y l sife^ ^ B E R 17, 1923 Sanford Daily Herald IT MAY BE AGAINST ALL SCIENTIFIC LAWS RUT The Herald Printing Co. ------------------------K l l l i t —R m r < a r r > T r t.n r tr ------ (Jrerrel M v t r t k l w K .M C fr ItolMK mtrm M i r knnwN eppllreHen. H H par renr.-elware la ndvnnoy. MltMOKH T U B AftHOUlATKtl I’nfCI'h The An o t U IM Prana la excluelvaly en titled to tt.a uaa for m rob llratlon of all new* dlapstchre credited to It or not otherw lee credited In thla paper and a lac/ tha local n tw i pubflahed baraln. All rights o f ro-publteetlon of annctai SI*T>atehee heroin ara elan raaervod. ITKIl AMl n t ’rt.Itt *ri. rfcnn* 140 , TO AUVNUTItU-aiNi ■' , I n c a s e of errors or otmnl.nlnn In le a st or othnr ndvrrtlnrmchtn Tin* H erald Printing Company dues riot hold Itaalf Halite for (Innince further' Ilian lha am ount received for such ml* vertleem enls. 1 [ Si#"?* This is a term th at scientists use for a chronic state of mind in which the victim thinks he is not equal to other people and bo gets to hating them. More or Icsb, such a condition exists in many mindB. One cause is the He is filled with fear and worry, low in spirits, unduly apologetic. person’s fear th at he would be helpless in any unusunl emergency; that he could not accomplish anything if he saw a chance. Foreign Advertising h r p f HE AM ERIC AN PflESS AJ That feeling comes largely because of a lack of money saved, With the Irian quieted down, the Italians culling off n fight nnd Ger­ many taking tho count, Europe after all mny l>c coming into a senson of peace. Lack of money begets lack of confidence, Financial freedom, is an antidote for such mental ill's, to accomplish financial freedom is to LIVE WITHIN YOUR • i not squander your income on unnecessary luxuries, The ndmissiun of the Irish Free Slate to membership in the League of Nations should eliminate any timidity on the part of that body in approaching threatened fights, Wayne B. Wheeler, attorney for the Anti-Saloon League; has Just return­ ed from Europe nnd like the other viiiting Americans he has a remedy for her ills. Tho others have gener­ ally suggested something to do—he points out something not tu do— drink. I)r. Work, Secretary of the Inter­ by the nmount of funds available, it tor Givens nnd Judge Gibson, of the ior, has appointed n “fnct-flnding will require from two to three years Criminal Court, decided thnk the in­ commission" to look into tho reclama­ to tie the completed ends so that it terests ,of justice and humanity would tion project of the government. In will be possible to start from some­ best be served by turning Vnrga over view of the investment of one hun­ where and go somewhere. Under the to ‘the ptdhabitinn authorities of his dred and thirty-four million dollars present system of piece-work, Flor­ home state., in these projects, the secretary thinks ida cannot hope to have o road sysWijcp Varga pleaded guilty to the n commission is necessary. It beats them completed in n day but this charge of manslaughter, Judge Gib­ the world how many commissions arc must be said that the work done or Have you a little Sunshine in your necessary these days—you might easily being done is satisfactory, being of n son suapeq^cd sentence, on condition homcT If nondrop a letter contain­ think it was a commission form of type evidently durable nnd calculated that Varga be taken home by a probtlon officer, kept within the juris­ ing check for $2.r>0 to The .Record government after all. to meet the traffic needs of the state diction of i^hc probation court, n re­ Company, Kt. Augustine, and your for years to come. Engineer Kinney homo life will be brightened for a TELLING THE STATE ROAD 1)E and the other district engineers nre port of his conduct to he made with tho local court every three months. wholo year. “Sunshine" is Florida’s seeing to it that both federal and The officer came ami John Varga FARTMENT WHAT TO DO. Magazine, and printed by The Record state specifications arc being follow­ has gone back hime with him. Company, which is n guarantee that If the norious-mimicd men who hnve ed ns to width of right of v/ey und Thu. solution of the case is a comIt Is a real typographical gem. The quality nnd elnss of surfacing mnjefirst number is just out nnd it is gathered this week in Tnmpa nnd in rials. Those who have traveled the mcndnble ope. Sending John Varga worth a whole year’s subscription Green Cove Springs havo simply new highways constructed by the to Lhu.atptif) reform institution or to come together to fgnew pleasant ac­ lUP ,VP(fW„„dotihtltns price________ _ , i a m i. *~— ■■ 0‘ - ■ ■ • quaintanceship or 'to form nfew ones, state department have but' tmir ■vet^ make of,him a confirmed criminal! diet, a job well done. So under those We are in receipt of the news sheet at tljc same time . keeping nlive a of the American I’cncc Award telling keen interest in thq case of better public to do ia to let th? roe.d depart­ of the active interest shown by the highways, these meetings hnve not ment severely alone. The legislature , national W. C. T. U„ the Women’s be in vnin. Men like to assemble in has decreed what shall be done ami Clubs hnd tho American i-egion In conferences nt stated Inclrvnls, not the members of the road department several stntcs In the Bok f 100,000 so much to turn tho worid upside and the state engineers nre gladly co­ offer. Other organizations nre also down ns to franternlzo, find out how operating, with the object in view of manifesting Interest, dim) the work Rill or Tom or Dick and Harry arc giving Florida a crcdtable system is gathering force nnd momentum, getting along, how many youngsters of paved roads at thp earliest possi­ according to the committee that is there are in the family and how the ble date.—Lakeland Star-Telegram. crops arc coming on. A question to mnkc the nwnrd. tjmt is frequently asked: “ How is JOHN VARGA GOES HOME. I-on Burton, formerly of the Okee­ business?" Such an innocent pro­ gram is absolutely harmless nnd chobee News, is now located nt Del­ ray, where he has established the Lduhl not, by any stretch of (he imag­ Delray News, an 8-page, 0-column ination on the part of the keenest pnper chock fullnf live ads. and a constitutional lawyer In the land, he fair share of reading matter, Lon brought within the scope of the promised to put the Herald on the Lcuguo of Nations. exchange list nix weeks t.go, and has Hut seriously, this newspaper fails to make u man of himself—a good citizen. Not only will the probation just remembered his promise. How­ to sec where practical results can be officers keep a watchful eye upon ever, we’ll forgive him if he keeps obtained. An previously slated and John, but he will havo thu constant us there now, ns we want to see how repealed, the hands of the State Rond Gfifi q u ick ly re lie v e s C o n s tip a tio n guidance nnd care of thu Kiwanis this good old scout is progressing. liiliousnc.su,! H e a d a c h e s , C olds Department arc tied by action of tho a n d L a G rip p c . Florida legislature 'which issued Club of Camden. It is John Varga’s good fortune The Herald deeply regrets to an- positive instructions to the road de­ 6-l-o.n.w.-20tc nnunco the death of Editor Win,'?). partment to follow u certain well- that, instead of returning home to his Dobson of the Titusville Star-Advo­ defined system. The road depnrt- family, he is not on the way to the state penitentiary or ,nt least, to tho cate. The writer had the privilege state reformatory. This good for­ nnd pleasure of meeting this gifted tune of hia is due primarily to the nnd lovable man a few weeks ugp, interest taken in his peculiar case by and he remarked then that he was not \V. I). Allen, one of the Asociatcd tho best of health, hut his untimely Press operators employed on The death is a shock to his many friends Tribune. and admirers throughout the staffc. Tho remaius were taken to his njil .plated in this, the fifth road district Shortly after ‘ young Varga hud home in Michigan, accompanied by of Florida, arc on file, accompanied been plnced in Jail, ns a result of the his brother, who was with him when, by complete data. At the present killing of Jake I-ang, n negro divo The Cheapest W ay to Buy Good Bread Thinga Worth While Picked Up Along the Way; Some From Pens Long Ago Laid Down; Home From Pens of l.aler Days. Trouble is What You Make It Did you tackle the trouble that came your way .With a resolute heart and cheerful? Or hide your fare from the light of day With a craven 'soul and fearful ? O, a trouble’s a ton, or a trouble's an ounce, Or a trouble is what you make It, ---- And it Isn't the fact that you’re hurt that counts, But only how did you take it? to Tnmpa on a ship. Out one night with a party of shipmates, they ilrfted into I-ang’s place, where poisonous liquor was sold them. The boy, hopelessly under the influenra of tho .vile stuff, is said to have shot and killed thu keeper of the place. He didn't remember anything about it—his mind was a blank. Companions said it was done in self-defense; but unquestion­ ably It was the result of thq horrible liquor which Lang himself hnd sold the boy. Mr Alien busied himself in the esse. Ho printed In The Tribune a story of the whole affair. He secured information Horn Varga’s home that he was a boy of good character and good family. In response to Mh Alien's story leading attorney's vol­ unteered to defend the lad and clubs and individuals subscribed to a relief fund. After full investigation. Judge Petteway, of the Juvenile Court, Pro­ bation Officer Stumpf, County Solici- Think of it! A t least 33 good biscuits— regular size—for five cents. It is real econ­ omy to use Merry Widow Self-Rising {flour,, because it contains the neces­ sary amoiihtof pure mgred(enits| ancfyou h av e only to add cold wafer or milk, and sh o rten in g — then bake. F osd F coun C o. si#.*. •*■NAiMmu^Tum nnd the way MEANS and 1 ‘ •* ,. ,. Money in the bank, not money in any particular bank, but money in any of the Sanford banks, will give you self confidence and mental con­ tentm ent nnd make you in every way a better citizen. P eoples Rank or S anford iritis FirH Place in f7 Contctt T ’>e annual Albany, 1 1. V , h it rjim tdr .; c. f 4', *'i rear *.pnrg>> arc moro than 5 V CiXitost, in tho event o;x*ii t >at!r it , !*..!«;»_ i ..g. . i k 1 1 i. 1 C om fort on any road at won Gh*c place. A n d n u rk this — IVy • won i nj re*cd. W u h i tih h lis iront and rear, and against a field cl America's qual.i y cn• Ccjic­ J'.ii* " ii --ib i of 131 inches, can you imed no leading tine o r a . T h e hill m d s c i t.,! ' a •> i i l ' r f r r uv irly an comfortable? Juit Iona — covered by P.iigc in 1 inin :tc ai d 2 J . J cum, • . i. Paige bodies are soundly b u ilt seconds— tho L i t . ei ti.no in. de mi at y cl.,.,.. A 1' ^ ’a ll Mtfos are prevented by double standard car was used, loaned by n l owtic i — ' !c .thi-rl copingnicLilfrom iouJ iasainst cam specially prepared ior tiiia tc«. in,»fnj»d. Oceply cudiioa'-'d scats and ample fo.». *,n. in invite rest. Tlila added proof ol Paicc’c rem nLiM c p er­ formance was not needed, le u know th:*t Paip.o l ’obrer a n nre completely equipped—r.o extras out-perform s o th er c an . O w ners are proving it to I j v. T h ic k of all tho accessories you must buy every day In pawing other cars on 1 1:1*.—pidlii t for orlier c a rs — see th e lis t b e lo w —’Standard away first in traffic—driving irotn 2 - j i h a n hour IT': " nent on your Paige. A d d the cost of these In h ig h to as fast &s th ey care to jjo—rJw ays — V .00 at lens;— to th e price of other fine can, silently and smoothly. H ow d o they d o it7 M ore *»•>.! th ru compare them w ith Paige. T his extra . pa wc r for i ts wc ight *—onl y 1 1.4 pou nda p *r cubic valna in F.live cars is tho result of overhead coeta.L inch of piston displacement! 'I hat r.icanj i.»r more saved cm Pxigo by quantity production on thc.iii power than in m ost cars and for m ote ability to Pa ii>-built Jewett, Paigo is a $3000 car acting ) per forth. Yet this great pow er Is perfectly con­ s t w>2-»30. , m u ri trolled under any guidance. T hat’s because rd the Check all this by seeing and driving the Padgs.i F. gentle Paige clutch; easy, quiet gear shifting; and T here is no obligation to buy. Just telephone,,*r ball-bearing steering spindles. or call for o dem onstration whenever you like. Paige rides os you have ala-ays wished yOur C onvenient purchase terms if desired, [wvaj 7*p»«cngcr PKsczao . .$ 2 4 5 0 REALLY E Q U IP P E D ! 4passenger P h aeto n . . $ 2 4 5 0 9V«*s prices iruludt folia* i» i ty u p m n t f o r wkUk othert ckmrje extra am tap 5- paMengcr B rougham . $2850 c f a d i n fu eJp rk ei — Two n o s axdiiim , tubes, rim* sad covrtv muunud Inward 5 o r 7-pSMengcr Sedan . $ 3 235 sad ImAsd on; W’rioa humpori Iront and rear; snubber,; amp light; lotdine luuw* 7-passcngcr L im o u sin e. $3435 csrrkr; nusomcirr; Walthua dock, (saotm* gsuge and dgsr Uchtcr on the dasoi M m « OM W T«s S<b « i o u u i k windshield wiper; sun visor; rear-view mirror; m i innprim U A F O R D 'S SANFORD, ________________________________________ PHONE-58 �BS"'f ir-', NOTICE OF BOND i»'»‘ WR W fd )X Y , Sfei*T EM & Ek 17, 1923 v. PAGE Dally Hcrnwon xaJe a t Joe’s Smoka Adopted this 31st day of August, of Sanford, Florida. T 9 ,b R - je : A. D. 1% Attest; KNb XCQt \K House, Mobley^ Drug Btara and • , . , FOltREST LAKE, I* R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) A chase and •Acquire , the Necfcssai-y - 1ffrtrtRiU iS tbe~City Commission *ofH I* Hunt's Pharmacy. tf A, O. & IA 8 E, y J' City Clerk. ’ lIR Land fo r ' a U’oblic Park, o r«parks,* W f e t ^ A ^ d f i d a ' , ’do [here C. J. MARSHALL, by appoint CTt. Jfirltt' rfhd F. P. GftO ’FI 4 Y .^BOUNDS, Fair Grounds, Pluy Grounds, Athletic Field arfd 'GoIf CroUmlfi, nnd to Im­ As the City Commission of the City l.\ m m rOI’MTT JCtMIR’e rOITRT OP The Herald for first class Job work, ic F i e l d AND G to F and! w. Inspectors o ATH Whereas, g o i HHMIXOI.K COr.NTV. I I.ORMU. prove and Develop tho Lands so Pdrof Sanford, Florida. olattion, and Dtvi'd S p * r ,. Clerk of s, ANd t o ' im p r[OVE o * oiler of Appllnrllwii -Tor AoHinrltr to the City rtf Sell MlaorVi JittfH I la Ileal Rotate. chnsed to Make, the .Same Adaptable Attest: fold election, She farm' of tho ballot AND DftVELbP THE LANDS 5S SQjchaeed -8lit day of IN RHr of L. R. PHILIPS, (SEAL) for the PtM$>os** Aforesaid, for fold election shall'be as follows, brflinsn PURCHASED TO MAKE Irn B. W nlhen. n TUInnr. ind**»PW# N otice In licrohy Klvt-n that the unand AGAINST BONDS." sa w e Ad a p t a b l e f o r City Clerk. *edfiC,«B! be^ed W,<5|1^4= rtrralprnrrt na xunrillan of the Berann Se 6 tibrt Nine. That'this ordinance PURPOSES AFORESAID. 0-5-10-17-24; 10-1-8-Gtc OFFICIAL BALLOT ami rotate uf Ira li. W nthrn, a minor, An Ordlnanoc 'jVoVIdtBfir for an Isw ill nt ten o'clock a. m. on the tenth ^ shall bbfojne effective Immediately Bohd'Hcctlon ilny of October. 1S33, apply to the Hon­ *«. Sf Sonfla byrthe ^ itir'o f Sahford,' C lean; . j orable R l \ JlounhnMer. Cnmily Judge BE IT ENACTED BY THfe PEOPLE upon Its’ passage arid adoption. of Vie Florida, In’the ?um' 61 jfHffhty thooaof Hctnlnole County. Plorlfln. for a u ­ OF THE CITY OF * SANFORD, y j f c a t i k y ey* j Adopted 4*y Of August, City of SanfoWl, Florida: thority to nell the inntlvhl.it on e.th ird -nd tioll.ra /o r 'tjlo&tclpal PurVoso*, hiierm t of the above named minor -In F l o r id a : A D.-|1923. ,%.■ October Dth, 1028 lbe p/ocoods Derived from the Sale 1! they Tire, Itch, Smart, Dam j thoee certain loin, piece* or parreln of . FORRBST LAKE, ■Btoftion 'One. That the City Commis- j AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR Inhd orD lschs^e, bntated. Thereof to fee 'tTftwl Jo Enlarge, Im- Make a ,£roar IX Kttunte. 'lying anil being In the "before “For elon* 6 f ’ the City of Sanford, F16r|((a, ■S. O. CHASE, AN ISSUE OF BONDS BY THE City of Hanford. Florida, and de*rrlbInflamed o r G roouU trd, use nrowefid ^Extend O’®‘Se^ofotyc *nd ffea x*provki; before deertifl I t expedient nhd to the boat Approval, ti& Bfcl"y * r n* follow *: c. j . marshall , CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, eil I.ot* Marine. S«?tht* '<xWRifrt*hu. i Drainage i*tUitn .oTtba-Git*-’*1 S/m‘one <1) nnd tw o (I), nnd the f st the Approval, Etc.” as may interest-of foe City of Sanford, Flor­ As the ntytjCommis»Ion of theiCity IN THE SUM OF EIGHTY THOUS­ north-w rnt * quarter. Inlherwlnr dj* ' fort* F lo rid * ^ * w S a b for W ane or A dult. A y U qur’’Cfcolcc. I I acrlhed *« T;ntn three (3) nnd four (I) ida, ' to Isauo bonds of the City of of Hanford, Florida. AND DOLLARS .FOR MUNICI of B lock tw o IS) .nfwTIer Seven (T). Drunista. ' '-rr and an ordinance numbered 57, en­ Stafortf! 'Florida, in ' the aum of Sey- Attest: to K. It. Trnfford'n nlnt of Am ’r PAL ■PURPOSES, THE PRO­ according FOR THE APPROVAL of th at Cer­ Hanford, of record Irt the public1 rec­ titled: CEEDS D R IV E D FROM THE ord* of Hemlnole County. 'Florida. In M U IU » IB C O w » E aw O h iaai.6 « « .C M w . tain'Ordinance of the City of Ban- onty-Rvfc Thousand ($75,000 00) Dol­ L- IL PHILIPS, (SEAL) An‘ Ordinance Providing for an laI'lat Hook 1. I’agen 66-61; petition for ' City Clerk. SALE THEREOF TO RE USED raid iotd, Entitled:* / ‘AnOrdirtOnce Pro- lars, the proceeds derived /rom the a#* *(»*! authority being on flic lq.,nald TO ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND County Judge'll office. vidfhg For An Issue of Ronds by (be esie of said bonds to bo rtbed for the 9-6-10-17-24; 10-1-8-Gtc J . H. W A T fJK N , EXTEND THE AEWERAGE AND (luardlan o f the Tcrnmi nnd l-Utnle of City of Sanford, Florida, in the 'Sum following municipal purposes, to-wit: II. IVnthen, a Minor. To -purchase and acquire the neces­ DRAINAGE 8YSTEM OF THE F r Irn of eig h ty Thousand Dollars for Muni­ ’■MAHurae e d It. W ils o n . sary lands for a public park, or parks, CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. A ttorney for Pci It loner. cipal ^drpdsos, the Proceeds Derived Sdlo Tbirreof to b'e deed to' Purchase irfeni Che SnTo Therchf to be Used to fa ir grounds, play grounds, athletic 3-lO -l7-S1-IO -l-R-8tc and Acquire the Neceshary tji’nd for a Ertlfogo, Improve and Extend the field and golf grounds, and to improve AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Public Park, or Park/JPatr ’q ’roundji, Sewerago and Drainage System of and develop the land.so purchased to Ihe r ir r n ll Court of the Tth Juillolal AN I 8 8 UE OF BONDS BY THE OF THE aTY - OF SANFORD, In Circuit Ot the Hfntr nt Klorldo In Play Grounds, Athlo(|c Field end Golf th e'C ity 'o f Sanford , Florida," and make the. same adaptable for tho pur­ CEMENT PLASTER COL nnd F or Hemlnole C ount). CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, FLORIDA: * (dl< ChnurerrGrounds, and to Iniproye' and bpvel- •FOR ^ONDS. poses, aforesaid. f l o u t s. IN THE SUM OF FIVE THOUS­ Section 1. That tho City CommiaOn»KH OF I’Ultl.tCATION. opc the Lands bo'P tiwhasad to *mnkc AND DOLLARS, THE PROCEEDS niort of the City of Sanford, Florida, J u l i a It. B u r n e t t . C o m p l a in a n t s Section Two. Thnt it is tho de­ vs. the Same Adaptable for the Purposes AGAINST THE APPROVAL of termination of tho City Commission \ l w ___ TO BE .DERIVED FROM THE deems it expedient and to tho best W a l t e r I*. B u r n e t t . D e f e n d a n t . Aforesaid, th at Certain Ordinance of the City of •that foe sum of Seventy-five Thous­ jYour b e s t answer' SALE THEREOF TO BE USED interest t>f the City of Sanford, Flor­ T hBe u rsnt ea tt te: o f F l o r i d a , , t o W n l t o r I* and an ordinance numbered 58, en- Sanford, entitled: "An Ordinance Pro­ and ($76,000.00) Dollars will be re­ TO PURCHASE FURNITURE. ida, to Issuo bonds of the City of Y ou a r e h e r e b y o r d e r e d a n d r e q u i r e d to th e Question of p p e a r u p o n t h r l» t d a y o f Oetcdier, viding for An Issue of Bonds by the quired to cover tho cost of the pur­ FIXTURES AND EQUIPMENT Sanford, Florida in tho hum of Eighty tA.o aI*. titled: 1033, to t h e hill tiled nnnln.il Cement P laster. lit t h e n l i n v i e n t i t l e d cnim o uud An Ordinance Providing for an Is­ City of Sanford, Florida, in the sum chase and acquisition of the neces­ FOR THE MUNICIPAL LI­ Thousand ($80,000.00) ' Dollars, the Cyou o u rt. sue of Honda by the City of Sanford, of Eighty Thousand Dollars for Mu­ sary lands for a public park or parks, BRARY. proceeds derived fro mtho snlo of T h e S a n f o r d H e r a l d la h e r e b y 'de*lu n a t r d a* t h e n e w a p a p e r In w h ic h Florida, in the aum of Flvo Thousand nicipal Purposes, tho Proceeds De­ fa ir grounds, play grounds, athletic said bonds to bo used for the follow­ till* o r d e r nil nil lie p u h lln h ed . > Dollars, th e' Proceeds to bo Derived rived from the Sale Thereof to be field, - and golf grounds, and to im­ BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE ing municipal purpose, to-wit: WITNKHH Is. A. IlnuK laaa. C l e r k of S e e t h a t every i aald .C irc u it C o u r t, n n d th o o ffic ia l 'irom the Sale Thereof to be Used to Used to Enlarge, Improve and Extend prove and dovelop tho land bo pur­ OF THE CITV O F - SANFORD, To enlarge, improvo and extend the total t h e r e o f till* I7lli d a y o f A uk uk i , ^ im c k lsb n m fc d l J I). IP2-1. Purchase Furniture, Fixtures and the Sewerage and Drainage System chased to moko tho samo • adaptable FI.GRIDA: sewerage and dralnago system of the A (HICAI.) K. A. DOBnr.ABH. Equipment for the Municipal Library, of the City of Sanford, Florida,” and for the purposes aforesaid. Section 1. Thnt the City Commis­ City of Saoford, Floridn. ' , n y : V. l i DniiKtaaa. !». C. CaTolina Portland Cement Co. S7IO-!7iO-3-10-4tc AGAINST BONDS. and, sion of the City of Sanford, Florida, ^ J a c lM e n v llle jn o ^ 2 Section Three. That tho sum of Section 2. That it is tho determina­ Whereas, said three several ordi­ FOR THE APPROVAL of that Forty-five Thousand ($45,000.06) Dol- deems it expedient nnd to the bent tion of tho City Commission thnt the In Clreutt Court. Heventh Jiullrlat Clrnances provide for the issue of bonds Certain Ordinance of the City of San­ lads, of the Bald proposed issue of interest of the City of Sanford, Flor­ tor Heuiluolr C ount). [-HILL LUMBER CO* | sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) • rnlt, InF luand rld n.. .In C'hanrrry, by the City of Sanford, Florida, for ford, entitled: “An Ordinance Pro­ bonds Is berdby exclusively appro­ ida, to issue bond* of the City of Dollara will bo required to cover the N a n n ie tt. fllte*. M. O, O v e r s t r e e t , nnd I P hone 1.70-----S an fo rd , F h u l municipal purposes in the total sum viding for nn Isauo of Bonds by the priated for the purchase and acquisi­ Sanford, Floridn, In the Rum of Five cost'of the enlargement, improvement II. D re w , C’o tn p a lln n n t* . va. of One Hundred and Sixty Thousand City bf Sanford, Florida, in the Sum tion of the necessary land for golf Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollar:', the y n u t a n d H l l i u h e t h I l r y n n t, til* und extension of the sewerage and 0 , wC.ife.I l r D e f e n d a n t* . 1160,000.00) Dollars ,tho proccds de­ of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars for grounds, and to establish, develop proceeds derived from the nalc of drainage system of the City of San­ X O T IC R O F X t S T R I l 't HAI.F.. rived from the sale of said bonds to Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ and construct thorcon an eighteen- said bands to bo used for the fob ford, Floridn, nnd tho sum of Eighty N otice 1* h e r e b y ttlven t h a t under mid by v i r t u e of a final d e c r e e r e n d e r ­ be expended in tho following manner, rived from the Sale Thereof to be hole golf course, ns a part of tho public lowing municipal purpose, to-wit: Thousand Doilarn of said proposed ed h e r e i n o n t h e 22nd d a y o f J u n e , to-wit: To purchase furniture, fixtures nnd issue of bonds is hereby npproprinted A. 1). I li 23, hy tile H o n o r a b l e Ja n ie * Used to Purchase and Acquire tho park Bystem of the City of Sanford, W. I’o rk ln * . Ju d icn ol t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t (A) Under authority of Ordinance Necessary Land for a Public Fnrk, or Florida. equipment for the Municipal Library- exclusively for said purpose. of th * H rv e n th lu d letu l C ir c u i t pf No. GO, the sum of Eighty Thousand Parks, Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, F l o r i d a , In C h a n c e r y In n c e r t a i n rn u » e Section 2. That it is the determina­ Section Four. That the sum of Section 3. Thnt n bond issue in tho t h e r e i n p e n d l n u w h e r e i n N a n n i e It. Dollars, to enlarge, improve and ex­ Athletic Fiald and Golf Grounds, and Thirty Thousand ($30,000.00) Dol­ tion of tho City Commission thnt the lille*, M, O. O ver* t r e e ! n n d 11. D r e w , STRENt tend the sewerage and drainage Bys­ to Improve and Develop the Lands so lars Of said proposed issue of bonds sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) sum of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) w e r e r o i u p la l n n n t* . anil o . (', I l ry n u t Dollars for the municipal purpose i a n d ‘ K lla a h e lh I l r y n n t. hi* w ife, w e re tem of the City of Sanford, Florida. d e f e n d a n t * , I. t h e u ru lrr* litn * d S pecial Purchased to Make the Same Adapt­ is hereby appropriated exclusively Dollars will be required to purchase M u*ter in C h a n c e r y , In c o m p l ia n c e (D) Under authority of Ordinance able for tho Purposes Aforesaid,” and for the put-chase nnd acquisition of the necessary furniture, fixtures nnd enumerated nnd specifically net forth will) tile p ro v is io n * o f *nhl final liein Sections Ono nnd Two of this ordi­ No. 67, tho sum of Seventy-Five Thou­ FOR BONDS. oun erec. w ill o n M o n d a y , t h e 1*1 d a y nf LTH the necessary lands for fair grounds, equipment for the Municipal Library, nance be nnd the same is hereby O c to b e r. A. It. 1923, b e t w e e n t b e le ^ a l sand Dollars, to purchane and acquire nnd the funds to be derived from the h o u r* of sale. In f r o n t u f t h e C o u r t play grounds, ond an nthletic field, ns authorized, provided, however, thnt H o u s e In S a n f o r d , H em lnole C o u n ty , AGAINST THE APPROVAL of the necessary lands for a public pnrk, a part of the public pnrk system of salo of said proposed issue of bonds F lo r id a , offer n n d - e x p o s e f o r sale, nnd or parks, fair grounds, piny grounds, that Certain Ordinance of the City of the City of Sanford, Floridn, nnd to Is hereby appropriated exelslvcly for before said bonds, or nny part of said w ill sell t o t h e b li th e s t b id d e r f u r ru*li, If you’re on your way to bonds shall be issued, this ordinance t h e f o l lo w I n K ’ d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y , t o Hetilthlnnd stop at the s to re an athletic field, and golf course, and Sanford, entitled: “An Ordinance Pro­ improve nnd develop the Innds so pur­ said puprosc. w lt: shnll be first approved by a majority and buy a loaf of bur bread. I t 9 \ nd Oil o f O lles, O v e r s t r e e t to improve and develop tho lands so viding for an Ibsuo of Bonds by the chased to make the snme ndnptnblo Section 3. Thnt a bond issue in the vote of tho electors of the City of ntnltail* D r e w 's R e v is i o n o f p n r t o f Mllcliwill speed yaur journey. W h en City of Sanford, Florida, in the Sum purchased to make the same adaptable sum of Five Thousand ($5,000.00) Sanford, Floridn, actually participat­ e ll’* .Survey of t h e I.ev y O r n n t, n* you order bread don't just say for thq purposes nforesnid. s a m e iipp.-nr* of r e c o r d In t h e re c o r d s for the purposes aforesaid, Forty-five of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollnrs for Sqction Five. Thnt b bond issue In Dollars, for tho municipal purpose o f HemJoIo C o u n ty , F lu r ld n , In P la t Thousand Dollars of said sum of Sev­ Municipal Purposes, the Proceeds De­ the sum of Scvcnty-flvc Thousand enumerated and Rpecificnlly set forth ing In nn election to be called nnd Hook 2, im ite luC, R e c o r d s H em lnole “bread”—mention the name held nt such tlmo nnd in such mnnner C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , s a id l o t s h e r e i n d e ­ of our bread. YoaJU be •re­ enty-Five Thousand Dollars to be used rived from tha Sale Thereof to be ($76,000.00) Dollnrs, for tho munici­ in Section One, of this ordinance, be s c r ib e d c o n ta l n iu K IS.26 a c r e s ; p u r ­ os is prescribed by tho charter nnd warded. ior the purchase and acquisition of the Used to Purchase and Acquire, tho pal purpose enumerated nnd specific­ nnd tho srtmrt' is hereby authorised, ordinances of the City of Sanford, c h a s e r to p a y fo r ti tl e . F i t H D It. W11.HON. Necessary Land for a Public Park, necessary land for golf grounds and ally set forth in Section One o f this piAfUcM, KWttftttV "font before .said 1. enov to establish, develop and construct or Parks, Fair Grounds, Play Grounds, ordinance be nnd the same is hereby bonds, or any pari of said bonds shall Floridn. ............... .......... ..... f o r C o m p l a in a n t * . Section 4. That said bonds shnll 9 - 3Hollcllirr -10-17-2t-ttc thereon, an eighteen-hole golf course, Athletic Field and Golf Grounds, and authorised, provided, however, thnt be issued, this ordinance shall be first Irn of the denomination of One Thous­ *s n part of the public park system of to Improve and Develop the Lands so before said bonds, or any part of said approved by n majority vote of tho the City of Sanford, Florida, and Purchased to Make the Snmo Adapt­ bonds shall be issued, this ordinance electors of tho City of Sanford, Flor and Dollnrs eabh, bearing interest nt Cures Malurln, Chills Thirty Thousand Dollars of said sum able for the Purposes Aforesaid,” and shall be first approved by n majority Ida, actually participating in nn elec­ the rule of five nno one-half per and iFevor, Dengue or centum (5H% ) per annum, interest of Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars to AGAINST BONDS. •vote of tho electors of the City of tion to be called and held nt Huch payable semi-hnnually, on tho first Itilious Fever. be used for tho purchase and acquisi­ 5-l-o.n.w.-20tc FOR THE APPROVAL of that Cer­ Sanford, Florida, actually participat­ time nnd In such manner ns is pre­ tion of the necessary ’lands for fair tain Ordinance of the City of San­ ing fit nn election to bo called and scribed'by the charter nnd the ordi­ dnys of July nnd Jnnunry, said issue grounds, piny grounds, and an athletic ford, entitled: “An Ordin&nco Provid­ held at such time and In such manner nances of the City of Sanford, Florida, of bonds to bo dated July 2nd, 1923, and mature July 1st, 1963, both prin _»■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ field, as n part of the ptiblic park sys­ ing for an Issue of Bonds by the City as is proscribed by the Charter nnd Section 4. Thnt said bonds shall cipnl und Interest of said bonds to be tem of tho City of Sanford, Florida, of Sanford, Florida, in the sum of ordinances of the City of Sanford, bo of the denomination of One Thous­ payable at some bank In the City of and to improve and develop the land Five Thousand Dollars, the Proceeds Florida: and Dollars each, bearing interest nt New York, State of New York, In so purchased to nrnke the Bamo adapt­ to be Derived from the Sale Thereof S ection Six. Thnt said bonds Bhnll the rate of I'ivo nnd one-half per lawful money of the United States able for tho purposes aforesaid. to o Used to Purchase Furniture, Fix­ be of the denomination of One Thous­ centum per nnnurn, interest payable of America; said bonds shall be (C) Under authority of Ordinance tures and Equipment for the Munici­ and Dollnrs each, bearing interest nt semi-annually on the first days of signed by the Mayor of th<; City of No. 68, the sum of Five ThOusant pality Llrary,” and FOR BONDS. the rate of five and one-half per July and Jnnunry; said Issue of bonds Sanford, Fl°r^ a« n°d by 4ho Clerk Dollars, to purchase furniture, fix­ ccntuYn (GWTO per annum, interest to bo dated July 2nd, 1923, nnd to tures and equipment for tho Municipal • AGAINST THE APPROVAL of payable semi-annually, on tho first mature July 1st, 1953; both principal of the City of Sanford, Florida, and of thfs Library. that certain Ordinance of the City ol’ days of July and January, aald issue and Interest of said bonds to be pay­ shall havo affixed thereto the seal of * “ Sfe r<$ seryjoe can All of said bonds to be of the de­ Sanford, entitled: “An Ordinance Pro­ of bonds to be dated July 2nd, 192.1, able at some bank in the City of Now the City of Sanford, Florida; tho in­ beg iv o o n r nomination of Ono Thousand Dollars viding for an Issue of Bonds by the and to mature July first 185^, both York, State of Now York, In lawful terest coupons to be attached to said bonds shall be signed with tho oncauseof each, bearing interest at t|»o rate of City of Sanford, Florida, in the stlm principal and inteiVst of said bonds money of tho United States of Amer­ five and one-half pot centum (5 of Five Thousand Dollars, the Pro­ to be payable at some bank in tho ica; said bunds shall be signed by the graved or lithographed fac-simllo per annum, interest payable semi-an­ ceeds to be Derived from the Sale City of Now York, State of New Mayor of tho City of Hanford, Florida, signatures of said Mayor and said ifety “Service” as we practra ^ means sat nually on tho first days of July and Thereof to bo Used to Purchase Fur­ York, in lawful money of the United and by the Clerk of the City of San­ Clerk. * Section 6. That-the Mayor af the for funds. Prompt aiteiiiion to every detail January, said entire issue of bonds to niture, Fixtures and Equipment for States of America i said bonds shall ford, Floridn, nnd shall have affixed Municipal Library,” and bo signed by the Mayor of the City thereto the seal of the City of San­ City of Sanfopl, Florida, Is hereby i<e dated July 2nd, 1023, and to ma­ the —and a cooperation on th ep artof ouroffiture July first, .1061, l»blh ’principal AGAINST BONDS. of Sanford, Florida, and by the Clerk ford, Florida, nnd the interest instructed, authorised and empower- Q cers and interest of juiid bonds to'be pay­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, and coupons to be Attached to said bonds ed to cal! an election to determine The said election hereby ordered and able at some batik In the City of New ■hall have affixed thereto the seal.-of ■hail be signed with the engraved or the question of the issuance of the called' to be. held shall be held and York, State of Now York, in lawful the City of Sanford, Florida J the In­ lithographed fac-slmilc signatures of bonds provided for by this ordinance. Your Account InvUed Section G. That the form of tho n.onoy, of tho United States of Amtr conducted In the manner prescribed terest coupons to be attached to said the said Mayor and tho said Clerk. by Wie ordinances and charter of the ballot for said. election shall be ict.. bonds shall be signed with the en­ Section 5. That the Mayor of the graved or lithographed fac-simile City of Sanford, Florida, is hereby follows, to-wit; And, Whereas, prior to the issuance City of Sanford, Florida. WITNESS the hinds of Forrest signature* of said Mayor and aald of the bonds above described, ,or Any instructed, authorised and empower­ “FOR tho approval of that certain Lake, as Mayor of the City of San- Clarkpart thereof, tinder the Chartor of the ed to call an election to determine the ordinance of tho City of Sanford, Ciiy of Hartford, Florida, the said Or |ord, Florida, Forrest Lake, S. O. Section Seven. That the Mayor of question of the issuance of tho bonds Florida, entitled: dinances proposing said several bond Chase, and C. J. Marshall, as the City the City of Sanford, Florida, is here­ provided for by this ordinance. ‘An Ordinance Providing For An A COBIM UNITY B U IL D E R issues for-thf various'municipal 'pur- Cbhunission of the City of Sanford, by Instructed, authorised and empow­ Issue Of Bonds By Tho City Of San­ Section 0. That the form of the puaos ail aforesaid, m u tt be approved FJOrids, attested by L. R. Philips, ered to call an election to determine ford, Florida, In Tho Stfm Of Eighty ballot for said election shall be as F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WHITNER. Cashier by a majority vote of Uve electors of Ctcrk'of the City of Sanford, Florida, the Thousand Dollars, For Municipal me question t|uu»uvii of w* the •••* Issuance —— —of r the follows, to-wit: the City 6^‘psnford, Florida, Who are and’!tjie Corporate seal of tho City of bonds provided for by this ordinance. Purposes, The Proceeds Derived From im iia iia iR iu iiiiiiiiiH iiiH iiiiiiin IM B H I “FOR THE APPROVAL of that The Salo Thereof To Be Used To En­ Section Eight, That tho form of qualified to Vdtetfs aWWn'by *he reg­ ijOqfOH, Florida, on this the 31st day -----= ' -----certain Ordinance of tho City of San­ the ballot for said election shall be istration books'of tju^Clty ot feihford, df Augbat, A. D. 1923. large, Improve And Extend The Sew­ ford, Florida, entitled, FORREST LAKE, Llprida,1voting at an election erage and Drainage 8 ystem Of The as follows, to-wit: i ‘An Ordinance Providing For An City of Sanford, Florida/ and b®ld fo r that putpose. “FOR THE APPROVAL of that As Mayor of tho City of Sanford, Florida. certain ordinance of the City of San­ Issue Of Bonds By The City Of San­ and FOR BONDS-" Therefore, J. Fdrrest /Akc, as J£ayford, Florida, In The Sum Of Five FORREST LAKE, oriof tjie City of Hartford, Florida, OnAGAINST the approval of that ford, Florid*, entitled: fl An Ordinance providing for an Thousand. Dollars, Tho Proceeds To certain ordinance of the City of San­ 8 . O. CIIABE, d e r W b y virtho bf lK 6 authority In F IIK IQ ms ■Vfested •by ;the 'ordinance* of the Issue of Bonds By the City Of San­ Be Derived From The />ale Thereof ford, Florida, antitled: C. J, MARSHALL, Pram Jsckaaavllle Prom Jsrkmmviile One W ay ATLANTIC CITY _ ...... $36.44 NIAGARA PALLS a. U As the City Commis­ ford, FlorkU. in4)»e sum of Seveqty- To Be U*ed To Purchase Fiirrflture, 'An Ordinance Providing For An C lfJ r^ Sartfowi, FJdrfia, and We, •BALTIMORE, MD. J ___ 80.96 NEW YOHK. N. Y. ■— Forest Lake, S. O. ;Chuse, and C. J. sion of the City juf five Thousand •Dollars for ^tunlclpal Fixtures And' Equipment For The Issue Of Bonds By The City Of San­ PHn.ADBLPniA, PA. . BOSTON. MASS. _____- 47.62 Purposes, the Proceeds Derived Friim Municipal Library,' .L . Sanford,. Florida. Msmholl, ak the*City Coonrtlssidn of ford, Florida, In The Sum Of Eighty CHICAGO. ILL. _____ _ 43-4H PITTSHURGH. PA. ..... The Bale Thereof to’bo Used to Pur­ and FOB BONDS." Thousand Dollar*, For Municipal CLEVELAND, O............... 39.31 SAVANNAH,GA____ Attest; D K n iO IT , MICH.— ... 41.93 TOLEDO, O. ________ chase and Acquire fo® Necessary “‘AGAINST THJE APPROVAL of Purposes, Tha Proceeds Derived From ' ‘L- R, PHILIPS, (HEAL) El.Ml it A, f l . Y................... 38.93 „ WASHINGTON, D. C. J Land for a Public Park, or Padts, that certain Ordinance‘of tho CIty of The Sale Thereof To Be .Used to En­ City Clerk of the City of ■ ijm m m h la x r n ita to N p a i i k i Fair Grounds, play Grounds, Athletic 8anford, Florida, entitled, day of Octobs^/iasa, to determine the large, I/nprove And Extend The Sew­ Sanford, Florida. to Baltim ore ________ _______________ 119.54 Field and Golf Grouiids, and to Im­ question by ' said election thtoi and Sept. 8-10-77-24, O ct 1-8. 'An OrdlnyjQf Providing For An erage And Drainage System Of The J’bllndBlphla ______ _____________ _ S6.au prove and Develop the Lands so Issue Of Bonds By The City Of City of Sanfotd, Florida,' tbira to be held, whether Abe said or­ Hoaton ....___—------ ----------------——.... 11.7* Ticket* Includa moula (except tick et* fur Huvnnnah. (la.) Purchased to Make the Same Adapt­ Sanford, Florid*, In The Hum Of Five and AGAINST BONDS." • dinance* proposing the said three sev­ A lU ahuny «pd llark ah lr* and *inua room* on other »«c*tn*ra c a rry extra char***. able for the Purposes Aforesaid, eral bond Issues shall be adopted, spThousand Dollgin,' The' Proceeds To Section'7 .. Thnt this ordinance Haitian* far ■nlllaa* f»r H altlniarr vl* and FOR BONDS." w d confirmed by the electors Be Derived From The Sale Thereof shall beeome affective immediately via llavaai Mamnnah l i t # P. M. SS Merrimack AGAINST. THE APPROVAL of To Be Used To Purchase Furnltdre, upon Its. passage and adoption. of said City, and whether the bonds AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR 13-21. BH r*r*lnn, AUK. If. Sept. 1-11-22 Provided for by said ordinances shall Hu. Cretan. A uk. 26. Kept. &-16 - 2* RM K»*cx. Aug. 2T. Hrpt. 6-11-H Adopted this l i s t day’of August, AN istfUE OF BONDS BY THE th at ccitpin ordinance of the City of Fixture* And Equipment For The SS AH jphany, A u*. 2». H.pt. sH H Howard. A u s 30. Kept. *. b* burned by the City of Sanford, Flor­ Municipal Library/ and AGAINST A. D. 192$. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, Sanford/ Florida, entitled:: * -A RH Berkshire. S*ptt. 26. An ‘ Ordinance Providing for an ■ id*, in the maimer and for the pur______ FOREST LAKE, Automuhlle* c a r r lad nn all ateam cra. (InrlmUM _ mere a n A lla IN TP Khany an* BrNreklre.) F u ll Infortuatlon ou rrqucni. Id as of Bonds by the City of Son­ Ion 7* T :e shall be3. O. CHASE, ^ 7o^ “ W and A P. WAUII, Tra*. Cm . Aam t. in th e supi of IOIPAL C. J. MARSHALL, T tr k n Offlan nn* N * r . SM K- p ay *t And I, Forrest, Mayor of ‘ Dollars fo r As tha City Commission of the City CEEDS DERIVED r ft V(S',\-iV#3> / . >*. f c i l I ' 1* ’ .•! , 'V*. the City of Sanford, Florida, am Forieat IWke,\s. O. ChMe and 'C; H i c r {MHNANCE NO. W m B B tm ORDINANCE NO. 58 t ROUTH BAKERY 'SANFQRDMftiO' BREAD “SERVICE" Is the Watchword d? y? wm I I - I 'M �— — — ~— —— . -GOLF \ BOWLING TENNIS BOXING Dr a i m n r KCaAL Il Ur A U J i U U l VV v l cdadtc U 1 R. L. 8HIPP, Editor OKIn v l l l U ■K BASE-'BULL" ' FOOT BALL 'BASKET BALL TRAP* SHOOTING lEBAKER SURPASSES 2 'S A lita RECORD IN FIRST EIGHT MONTHS r p Steady Demand Keeps' Ilfg Studebaker Plants running at Capacity, - r W tej Pa Ha ha tight months or 1023 was 110,040 cars as compared with 109,22^2 for the The gn mt domestic comedy drnnin \ ful ^calendar year of of Itupor L Hughes,’ VGimmco," will ■BaUtpr. poor \vuather for football the "bull of the Puropa" dnoth or; year ' v Allgust production wj cars, bo shown at) the Milnne tonight. practb in^ today. Looks ns if it would to overcome the ^otful” goring he and broke all proviousVeeprds.- Pro* he n good 'cHitnee to get off from received Friday night. Y *’ • Little Betty Reiter (ittctulw.the| duction for the first t-i&ht p^nths A bomb shell of comedy-drama that practice. birthday party of Paulino Nickels of of 1923 \vns more thpn 32,000 lh ex­ hits the modern domestic problems Sanford on Wednesday, Baby Ruth seems to he starring cess of the first eight, nujfvUis-of Inst for n row of box office records. But you don’t know Conch Wilkin­ all round. He now has thu 'record Mr. and Mrs. Dclmore McWork and yenr. son. He says the team would nnd children are spending the week at Sales are - expected? tM exceed ;f60,The chief problem of n woman nt could go fishing or hunting in this Coronnda Bench guests of tho Ocean 000 cars this year as against I I 0,209 work Is to make her employer like kind of weather—so they ran practice for tho most passes, 149. He has the View. Inst year. And they arc well ahead her—but not too well. world's record for the most homeof production which amounts to about George LoVignc and Roy Snur were runs, 39, and Is fighting hard for the visitors in Sanford Monday. 30,000 cars for the first two months of When tho nngel Gabriel Mows his hitting chnmpioiixhip among Ameri­ And a week from Thursday hos­ can I.engue hatters. Mrs, J. II. Allun and granddaughter, the present quarter ns compared with horn, half the women will say "I tilities will commence! On Thursday Miss Rnrbaru Hunt returned home 30,199 for the full third quarter last can’t go ta.heavon, I've got nothing afternoon, September 27th. S. II. S’s. year. t to wear.’' Cincinnati is back in second place from Texas after spending some time pigskin crew will engage in their All plants arc running nt cnpnclty with relatives mid friends. first game of tho '23 season when again—though fur how long ia tho When n woman sighs a man thinks Mr. J. E. Phipps has Just returned to meet the continuous, large demand they meet the Seminole Athletic (piestion. The Reds hold second place she v/rnts to be kissed. Usually she from his vacation at Waynesvfllo, for Studollnkcr cars from all sections right lately about na long as Luis of the country, and indications point does, but he may not bo the man Firpo stayed in the ring Friday, plght- N. C. to a heavy fall business. The sales she is thinking of. P. B. Truitt who has recently sold of the last four months of this year • And the gram; is going to be play But they are always coming bach— his home nnd store in south Long- will therefore represent this year's rare ed on Hood Field too —so bear that which will be hard for tho Argentinan wood has moved to Kissimmee. A woman can usually increase over the 1922 record. ip , mind—wo want to see your mug of herself—if she. wants to, I>. W. Short has bought n tract of Buildings are now under construc­ flflWn on HODI) FIELD, THURSDAY to tlo. land consisting of. about eight acres tion at South Bend, Indiana, winch alteration, September 27. Come nnd sue if all of this is,true If the Reds could capture the Na­ from Chns. Polk on the highway will increase Studebaker manufac­ If you want a season ticket nt the "Gimme" tonight at the Milnne. tional League pennant this yenr it north of ‘Longwood and expects to turing facilities still further in or­ greatly reduced pi ice of $7.30 get , der to meet more adequately the in­ would be no cinch ns to who would im p r o v e it in tho m-ar future. Added nlrmttbn tonight nt the Mi­ busy and sec Conch * Wilkinson or Miss Ellen Fuller leaves this week win the world’s championship—of sistent demand for Studebaker rnrs. lnne—Amateur night. Four good Prof. Cooper. Either of them will let to enter the University of Tennessee. Work on these additions, requiring course presuming that tho Yanks win you have one of the $7.50 season amateur acts. She will spend several days in Jack­ nn investment of nproximately $0,tickets which admits you to all ntho- the American League pennant. sonville on her way to Knoxville. 000.00 is progressing rapidly.Remember tonight at the Milnne, letie games played by S. II. S. during Mrs, L. T. Hunt experts to move to The new six-story body building, While talking of cinches—it might "Gimme," como nnd see the Amateur the coming yenr. V. inter Park this season to send her now nearing completion, contains 480,be well to take notice of the cinch Acta, also. , ■ children, Barbara and I„ T. Hunt, Jr., |000 square feet of floor space. It is Firpo declares that he won’t lie that the Yankees have in the Ameri­ to grammar school. .Miss Barbara expected that this building w ill'be ready to meet Harry Wills for nnoth- can League. Willi only one more vic­ will bo a pupil.in the violin depart- ,ready for use before snow flies. REMINGTON WINS er year yet. He probably won’t be tory to gain, the Yankee stadium is mont of Rollins College. Shipping will he facilitated by a ready to meet anyone except for a sure to have at least three games of AMMUNITION TEST handshake Mr, and Mrs. E. !,. Hinkle motored new, ; four-story storage building and for a year or so vet. the world's scries in it’s grounds. up from Winter Haven last Sunday. a train slu-d which ate being added to New Standard of Accuracy Estab­ Mrs. A. Y, Fuller with her three ,tho present facilities. Dimensions The Giants are in the load lished nt Marine Corps Rifle of cnch of these additions are 711x301 little, thu lender is the surest! Range In Test For Interna­ feet, and both are now practically un­ tional Rifle Matches. der roof and will he soon ready for States Ordnance Department has con­ use. gratulated the Remington Arms Com­ The mammoth new foundry, alone pany on making this remarkable am­ costing approximately $2,509,009, will munition nnd bus ordered manufac­ measure 722x083 feet, and is now well tured at unco sufficient of the am­ under way. When finished this will munition to be used by the United be the largest grey iron fqjindry in States IHflo Team and American the automotive industry. * 's International nited tSatcs Rifle Team caliber Springfield, IHU-giaiti Inter- riflemen at th Studcbukc r’s plant facilities today I riflemen at the Inter- national Match cartridge, submitted Matches, nnd in competition against are unexcelled in the industry, and Matches to be held at by the Remington Anns Company, England, France, Italy, Switzerland, Its'finnircinl sttthdlng"hhd spMndiffYeOhio, dining the month had slmwii-tfi* greSesfYoi^isl^C^iW” ■■Ewedo'ik* aiJl'TtboLh "ATViericun eounpututinn nre the subject of favorable this year. I curacy Tiy m aking' tlu» smallest tries. The American team has now discussion in business circles and it lots of ammunition j groups. These groups averaged 3 1-2 won the trophy twice in succession. among motorists throughout the Government mid coni- - Inches in diameter. Remington am- It is kept on-exhibition at the War •cotin-ry. fncture, were submitted munition also won second place with Department in Washington. THE KNOCKOUT THAT WON FOR 1 a H u ij 1 1 f 1 ifP ij By Editor GASTON GLASS OR BOARDMAN KATE LESTER A. GOLDW.YN PICTURE AT THE MILAM TONIGHT Commission of the City of Sun ford, Florida, Mrs. It. J. Stockton, of Greensboro, Salesmen nre harvesters, but their work cannot be accomplished if the TO SET A NEW DAILY 1‘ltODK N. C., a former resident of Sanford Is TION TO CARE FOR visiting Mi.<s Mattie Hintcr and Mrs. crop to In* harvested has not been DEMAND, Ben Guthrie on Magnolia nvmic. Mr. prepared by careful planting and Stockton will be remembered ns a cultivation in the shape of Service Continued recpnl production by the prominent business mall of this city and Advertising.—Northern Furni­ Hupp Motor Car corporation makes before removing to Greensboro. ture. it certain that ils high business vol­ ume of 1922 wilj bo surpassed this Tbe Drily Herald, 45c per week. For quick results trv a want nd, year before the end of October, with The Herald delivered six times still engaged at capacity in nn effort week for Itic. to keep pace with sales. DEMPSEY The reception which has been nc- In the Circuit Court of the Seventh rnrilcd the new Hupmohile models Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and has been no enthusiastic that the de­ for Seminole County. mand exceeds the factory capacity CITATION. to manufacture, it was learned nt its City of Sanford, Florida, a Municipal executive offices In Detroit yester­ Corporation, by nnd through For­ day. The new models were Intro­ rest Ijikc, S, O. Chase and C. J. duced early in August, Marshall, comprising the City September production has been set at 1, too cars. As a consequence of WHEN DEMPSEY this demand, Hupp has recently been running at capacity six days per week, in place of the regular fi 1-21 day working week prevalent in the; manufacturing end-, of the automotive industry. Instead of the usual 9 1-1 hour five days a week with a five hour half day on Saturday, the De­ troit plant, for instance, hns for six weeks Ik-cii working 10 1-4 hours five days a week and 8 hours on Satur­ day. This makes n week of B9 1-4 hours, r !ght more than heretofore. Sales of Hupnu.hilca for 4923 were set nt 49,000 last November. The ex­ tent to which this volume will be rurpassed is governed only by the capacity-of the factories to,produce cars, declares O. I’, Hutchinson, gen­ eral sales manager. Orders already placed by distribu­ tors for them selves *und their; dealers have resulted in instructions being LOOKED DEFEAT IN THE FACE Y >-*. f t i& tiic& K .X *Tt '■<■-■s-’.fr 'dsaiaWR * ^t'first class job work, deli”?red six times a t �. . ......... f ■ THE SANFORD DAILY HER^pD,. MQNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1923 - R aisin g th e F am ily MOW WHPsTS THE M P sT re n V i. t ■■" * 1 11 ■ £■— — ' .-i .i. ^ -— —■ ■ —• ■i • _____ ■ **■■* ** ' 1"* * '■ ±r •- ' ij,rT***"*"1 * J >*?/■- [ F is h e rs Sure, the cor w a s good on hills I twvt THE OFUX U)(VX TOO C tr r xHfvr uemo M OP A H\LL \ S r o 3 ~ > PUSH IT * "S PAGE . h ello . BUNK.r-C.ot. V JE L L .'fO O BOOGHt TH fxr . J W EL L. U W O O TT"a .s is " s o ir s T M O BILE F E .L L E P ^ T o u r vyxo .. 5 5 tO l O M E T W W T W S C<xQ. W f*S A WONOEO o n H \L L ^ - l*M fc o H N A . T m s tS iv jr o Ca? H fX N M K lN S- l TVAOUtJWT AMT A* "THNX" c a R. c a n V € o — — i D o w n ! * r^ / y o u S£s\0 tVMVT YME. CPvP— v o o SOLO ME WP*S -c-------J S 6 0 0 D OM H ILU S! — 1 --------- T C ^ L L HIM O r 1 — ■' ft* f i r> * WANTED People bothered to death by Insur­ COLORED DINING CAR WAITERS and Sleeping Car Porters Wnntcd ance men may enjoy learning one is —Experience unnecessary. We train in jnil in Akron, O. you. Information free. Write 524 The Dally Herald, 15c per week. Knilwny Exchange, Omaha, Nebr, 7-2-9-1G-23-30; 8-0-13-20-27 9-3-10-17-24-12tp Also 2nd hand furniture and a quantity of hog wire. Phono 183-W. WANTED—To exchange 6 passenger touring car, looks nnd runs like Leading Atlanta Music Houso hns now, for Ford roadster or coupe, or J Aching, nn Upright Piano nenrby, which light truck.—Ray Brothers, phone 548, burning feet ? they will sell to party who will com­ Sanford. 118-tfc plete tho^ remaining monthly pay­ MENTHOLATUM Ton can find the n in e of Claaniried Ada lc a word. No NOTICE ments. Address Post Office Box WANTED—A good second hand Dclevery lire Bualneaa Man co light plant.—E. 1). Mobley. Phono Ad taken for Icaa than 25c. LOST quickly relieves No. 0, Stn. A., Atlanta, Ga. 145-3tc Come to Little Gem Lunch In Sanfoni la thin Column 294. 143-3tp And positively no Claaalfled an d > FOR SALE—Or rent; five room houso FOIt RENT—Furnished npurlment. LOST—Pair of light shelled rim for that Sundny Chicken Dinner. each day. Ada chanced to anyone. Cash glasses on 3rd street or Sanfoni L refreshes. M 3.r> Cents on W 2nd St. A good garage with must accompany all ordera. All modern convenience, 417 West avnue. Return to Banner's Dept. 200 I'nlmctto Avenue the place. Cal! 498. 145-4tp Count the words and remit Second. 140 3tp 14G-ltp FOR SALE—Camp located south end W A N T E D TO R E N T — Furnished 2, Store nnd receive rewnrd. acordingly. of French Avcnuo near R. R. Becks. Phone 498 Phone 498 3 or 4 rooms for winter months by a i m i a i q i a n k i i a The best equipped camp in Sanford. man nnd wife. State full particulars MOTHER RECOMMNEDS COUGH CLAY AWAY THE YEARS Ain leaving city. Will sell chcnp. F. in letter; Address to W. J., enre “My mother had a severe cough. I Apply Boncilla Beaulificr cnsmlc clay to M. Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L. shops. H erald. Household Goods, I’innus, Safes, 145-5tp bought her n bottle of FOLEY’S your face, and rest while it dric», then FOR SALE • 145-Ctp HONEY AND TAR and it helped her remove and see and feel the wonderful Trunks and Baggage -IN difference in the color and texture of the at once. Also gave my son several skin. FOR SALE—One little Spitz puppy Trnnscffcred Anywhere Any S IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY doses and hjs cough disappeared," Guaranteed to do these definite Ihingsfnr TIRES AND TUBES FARMERS—You can gat aaad bad at the Pace apartments. 145-2tp Time FOR SALE LIST IT WITH writes Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield, the face or money refunded. Clear the tr a in s and irrigation plugs at Ik* FOR SALE—Three room cottage, one and give it color Lift out the GENUINE TEXAS GAS ME.—W. J. THIGPEN Virginia. For quick relief from complexion 100-tfr lines. Remove blackheads and pimples. half acre strawberry land, good —AND— SANFORD NOVELTY Sanford Novelty Works. Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest, Close enlarged pores. Rebuild lacial tis­ fence, house finished nnd painted insues and muscles. Make the skin soft MOTOR OILS nnd Rrhnchinl trouble use Foley’s WORKS FOR SALE—Doater and Gays' paints sido and out; will sell for cash or 138-Gtc and smooth. $ Honey nnd Tar. Stood the test of WANTED—Position ns stenographer, and varnishes at Sanford Novelty terms. Price $700. Would consider V. C. COLLER, Prop. You can obtain regular sizes from your by competent, reliable young lady. time serving three generations. Larg­ favorite toilet counter. If not, send this Works, Sanfoni agents. 183-tfc light car in trade; second lot from ad. with 10 cents to Boncilla Laboratories, General Shop and Mill Orlundo highway at Gindcrvilie fill­ Address R. 8 ., P. 0. Box 34, Lake est selling cough medicine in the Indianapolis, Indiana, (or o trial tut^c. 105 Palmetto Avc. I'honc 481-J FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs foT World. Sold everywhere.—adv. Monroe, Fla. 138-Gte Work 1 ing station. Walter Wright. setting, 15 eggs for $1.00, Mrs. 145-2tp CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Ellsworth, Bcnrdull Avenue. San­ 117 Commercial Street—Sanford, Fla. ford. . 83-tfp FOR SALE—For $50.00 cash Apex Electric Cleaner; cost $57.00. Used FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for six weeks. Phone 2G03. Sept. lGth, B. W. HERNDON full planting, either Bliss or Rose 145-Otp No. 4.—F. F. Dutton &. Co. 110-tfc ’23. INSURANCE AGENCY FOR SALE—Second hand loose leaf FOR SALE—Show cases, counters, KIRK-------- au to -------- BONDS hinders good us new, posts and in­ ceiling fan, nnd other fixtures. See dices. Quick sale ut $1.00 each cash H. C. Waters, Milnnc Theatre Bldg. HG 3tp on delivery. Hcruld office. 131-Gtp S. 0. Shinholscr FOR SALE—Second hand letter filt-it FOR SALE —For $1,100.00 caaiu-Lot 5 Block G, Tier 7, Sanford, with un­ in good shape hut have been used. Contractor and Builder Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ completed house. A- bargain. A. P. Connelly & Sons. 140-tfc HANFORD • FLORIDA dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for FORSALK —6 low wheel two-horse quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ Studcbnker wagons cheap; also G pany. 131-Gtp A. P. Connelly & Sons FOR extra good farm mules. Cash or SALE—817 West First street. r.lalill.hrc! ISON % Bargain in price nml terms. Ad­ terms. II. S. Long, Ostcne, Fla, Krai Estate, Loans And Insurance MC-nip dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fla. t'hnne 4H 104-8 Magnolia Avc. 137-20tc FOUND FOR SAl-E—7 passenger 8 cylinder STEWART The Florist "Peerless'’ touring car. Good as FOUND—Oil side walk near RoumilCut Flower*--------------Floral Designs new. All cord tires. Sell less than Jat & Andersons, a Ford key. Own­ half cost. Will take smaller enr in er can have same by identifying nnd Annual and Ornamental Plants part payment or trade for real estate. paying for this nd. 144-tfc 814 My rile Ave.-----------Phone 2C0-W —Chns. Tyler, care Zachary-Tylcr Ve­ FOUND — FocEetEBolc containing neer Co. 141-tfc money; owner can have Bamo by BARGAIN—G room cottugiT with ser~ describing contents and paying for SANFORD MACHINE vnnt houso and garage, lot 100x225 this ad. W. L. Harvey, 121 Poular N the past six years there has been no freeze in Florida which seriously damaged COMPANY in Rose Court. Price $1,500. Terms. St. ' 145-3tp General Machine and Boiler —W. J. Thigpen. 142-ltc citruB grove.s. Works FOR SALK—A Half ton truck cheap. FOK RENT Cylinder Grinding Also 2nd hand furniture and u Because of this some are prone to consider Florida frost proof. Rut Florida Phone 62-------- Sanford, Florida quantity of hog wire. Phono 83-W. FOR RENT—One furnished room not frost proof. . 144-3tp with connecting hath. Prefer two JACKSON'S TRANSFER Wc may rightly ncclaim our wonderful climate the most perfect in the world. Wo STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR BALE young men.—214 E. Second St. Your Patronage Solirilcd may call our state the l and of Ktcrnal Sunshine; yet, if wc, in our enthuNinam, —Either pnllcd ready for delivery, . 121-tfc Reliable Service is Our Motto forget that fren(N did, in 1894 nnd 1917, a'rioualy damnic the citrus industry, the or in the field. Phone Ellsworth FOR RENT—Fumhhed apartment, A trial will convince you moot important buHincus in the state, then wc are lulling ourselves into u delusion (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. bed room, also garage. 117 I>nure) We haul anything, anywhere, any 142-tfc Avenue. which will result in serious consequences. 123-tfc lima I'lmnr 475 12.1 West First Street FOR SALE—Good mule cheap, fiir FUli RENT—Two room light houaoFrost in Florida should alarm no one. Florida's climate is ideal. A few hours of cash. Apply J. L. Monroe, 703 kceping apartment, 710 Oak Ave­ freezing weather will not destroy our prestige ns a winter playground, but it will Palmetto Avenue. 112-Gtp nue. 130-tfc damage our citrus groves and our wealth of tem'er sub-tropical plants. FOP." RENT—4 tlcsfruhlcTrooms, farEvery grove owner in Florida owes it to hinmclf, bis family nnd IHs state to pro­ nlshed or unfurnished. Apply 107 tect the wealth which has made and is making our prosperity possible. West Third atree L * 130-tfc FOR RENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, 304 Elm Avenue. 140-5tp FOR RENT—12 iipurtment* on I’alCerda of Sanford's RepatGet An Abstract Before nictto Ktreet, Vi block from post ofKrrvlrc D epartm ent, abls Prufrational Man, sack fice.—Judge llousholdcr. Phono 281. Nkliturr MnrMnrt-y Company, Buying Property •f whom. In his chosen pro­ Duuvtllu, Murlftn. 142-Otp SKINNER COKE HEATERS arc made fession the Ileratd recom­ FOR RENT—Two omul I furnished E. A. DOUGLASS. Pres. apartments.—A. P. Connelly . & in Florida for ITorida’s protection. They la ordrr Unit your *naln«.crlnK drpnrtm ent m ay mends to the poople. *rnd tile rompk-tn Inform ation rrx-rd ln x oiiuRiare inexpensive in original cost and opera­ m ont requ'ri-d in ptntfCI pi>’ grave from from or Sons. 143-4 L’ fronie. I run nnewerlnp the J tllowl.ur qiieetlnni ty m Kxamloed GIm « * Doalgned tion, and accomplish the one purpose for w ith Itm um lrrH oiidlng (hat 1 ant not placed yndrr FOR'RENT—Five room apartment tho it uliti-vt obligation. Henry McLaulin, Jr., corner Sixth street nnd Palmetto which they are built- to fully protect Flor­ v «■ A*** • i /» i v Avenue.—A. P. Connelly & Sons. ida groves—fruit, bud and blossoms, as well 1 have..................... .ncrea In grovra..’. .................. 148-4 tc . Altorney-at-Law os tender vegetation of every kind. Optld aa-Optometrist year* old. Varletlrs Oyer Seminole County Bank FOR RENT—Six room bungalow. 111 E u t Flint Btiwat Sanford, Fla. 1ANFOBI# FLORIDA * Seo R. J. Tuthill. Cplury Avc. 144-Stp . ! >(l N um ber trcoa to th e ................................................. . . * UK KENT — 8 unfunu^ed roomi, W. J. THIGPEN FRED R. WILSON S14 Elm Avenue. J46>5tp lla a your grove over been touched by -fr o tt or Real Estate FOR Ufcjl'P—3 furnished roormf uiid ATTORNEY-AT-LAW fr*cxrT.............. .................... How n ear are you to eogarage. 11th St. and Elm^Are. *,rrt NmUo®*1 Bonk Building FIRE. LIFE. AUTO INSURANCE •■ANFORD ‘ FLORIDA M, Schneider. 145-8tp ca lk d w ater protection and w h at diroctlonT REPAIRS LARGE convenient unfurnished hous<» ..................... . . l l o w high ab ove w aterT .................. ' . . . . StoYM, Sewing Machines, Phon­ keeping rooms. Rent reasonable. J. MOUGHTON Cook Dunedin Florida la your grove flat or a lo p tn g T .l................................... 145-26-tp ographs, Guns, all work guaranteed. 205 Ook Avc, AHCHITECT 21 years experience. I f sloping, tn w hich direction la the elope? FOR RE^T—Five room house, near National Bank BuUding St, Gertrude's bridge. One acre of Clip and mail this SANFORD FLORIDA WADE BROS. ground, and orange trees. Apply Mrs. coupon today. It is I l l SANFORD AVENUE Name , Lena Krause, Box 253, Sanford, Flor­ understood that this ida.___________________ 146 3tp Addrcaa places you under no Automobile Body Build­ FOR RENT— Upstairs apartment, ICHELLE M AINES obligation. three rwmi ‘and bath. Private en­ ing- and Repairing •> LAWYER Corner of Park Ave, and Second St. trance, unfurnished, handy for rail­ road man. See E. S. Rockey VuleanlsCourt Hoqm SANFORD, FLORIDA £ 146 2tp id BUSINESS DIRECTORY CI.ASSIFIED ADS Lossings Quick Service Trans. SUM 1 ■ ■■ I I ■ I » 1 TW -— REAL BARGAINS! F. P. RINES Freeze Don’t D r e a d Be Prepared to Conquer It I PURELY PROFESSIONAL George A. DeCottes SEMINOLE ABSTRACT CO. ■ Opt D. SKINNER M ACHINERY COMPANY ELTON *&&&■ - FOR SALE—A half-ton truck cheap. . * ‘ffjU Eja.-- � 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, September 17, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/da37e4d2d5398ba061fdabfd76e7593c.pdf e71ce6a9adf14e57b3b9a4c3fffa16ff PDF Text Text ;;r .L ■ ' . . . . • ' , . •• ■ ?‘ • * • •. . ■ - . • ■ • . , . . a. ’ .. . •' • , •/«;>'tSajj ’ • : - .- • ' ■ •lir >* ■.bt.fXt t> . V/* ' it rt'1 ' •. ■: IB­ I S XHE H E A R T O P T H E W O R I D ’S G R EATEST V E G E T A B L E SECTION N U M B E R 145 c a SANFORD, FLO R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , SEPTEM BER 15, 1924 V O LU M E IV . ill:: ii if iiiin iiin in i tu n =s«= =*2= SANFORD METHODIUS ARE K . O. Firpo in Second .. I* t KLANQFFICIAI^ ARE ORDERED TQ SEPT. 30TH RIVE TESTIMONY REV. C. F. W EIGH, NOTED EVANG ELIST, W IL L BE 5 IN CHARGE. i » • • In Biff Tent That W ill Com* fortabljrScat 1,200 ‘ ‘ P e o p le . . " ■ r **— Rev. Charles V. Wcigle, one o f the leading evangelists o f the South, palisted by Mr. Jeff Wall ns lender of music, will begin n series o f meeting in Sanford, Sunday, September 30, to continue thruo weeks. The meetings will be held in n large tent seating 1,200 or more. This will enable the crowds to be cared for comfortably during the ser­ vices. While U iia .ii not to bo n union meeting Is.tn c strictest. sense, yet each of the evangelical churches will heartly and sympathetically co-oper­ ate with the First Methodist church in this glorious work. Any soriea of meetings which blesses Sanford will add much to overy church in the city. (Itr The AuM latfS Pre*a) A T L A N T A , Sept- 15.— An order compelling tho officials o f tho Ku Klux Klan to give testimony before the court commissioners in hearing the evidence of tho original petition o f David M. Ritcnhouso o f Philadel­ phia, and others to place the klan un­ der a receivership, was today , issuedby Judge Bell o f tho Fulton .county superior court. The klan officials! had refused to appear beforo the commis­ sioner. • v STILL IN JAIL CANNOT RAISE 25,000 BAIL •Ur Th* A.asvtBtra Pre*«) * CHICAGO, Sept. 1G.*—Unablo to ralso the $25,000 ball fixed by the court for his release, B. I. Salinger, under Indictment In the federal court of Sioux Falls, S. D., on charges of using the mnils to defraud South Da* kota farmers out of $1,000,000, is in juil here. Salinger, who has been n fugitive from justice since ho fo r­ feited $15,000 bonds in 1017, was arrsted at a local hotel yesterday. son to feci proud of one of their fe l­ low citizens namely, Jeff Wall, who has forged to the very front In hia calling ns nn evangelistic or gospel elngcr. Recently Mr. Wall waa 'Invlled to sing for the Allen Fort Bible Claaa nt tho Knickerbocker Theatre in Nashville. This is one o f the lurgcst and most cosmopolitan Bible Classes in tho world. His singing took tho class by storm. Again and again he wns encored. Professor Davidson, well remem­ bered and popular former teacher at T. P. I., who was present on-the oc­ casion, aald ho had witnesaed the re­ ception o f Judges and Governqys and emminent men, but that be never witnesaed as hearty, as enthusiastic, aa spontaneous a reception ns that given t o ' our fellow townsman, Jeff Wall, by the men of the Allen Fort Bible Class. Wo have every reason to feel proud o f Jeff. May his great work go on. I t is tho desire qf those in charge o f thla meeting that there ahould'bo the utmost brotherly feeling prevail­ HEV. C H AR LES F. W EIGLE. ing among all Christiana. Every member o f any church In Sanford U Dr. W cigle ia a preacher o f great urgently requested to cooperate In power and baa been greatly bleued this work for the good o f Sanford, ia his .ministry both in the South and not In the Interest of any specUl and In many citlea o f the North. He church. The time has come when ia tho equal In the pulpit o f any we need a aplrlt 1o f co-operation evangelist in the field. Aa chaste aa which will bring to all o f our churches a woman, without an element of a great spiritual blessing. coarseness in his pulpit work, he is Ws want all those who alng, an expounder ‘ o f the Bible, baaing whether members o f any choir or hia sermons on numerous quotations not, to help In the music. Tho of Scripture.* The people o f Sanford w ill be de­ leadership of Mr. Wall, will be a lighted and greatly profited by the real school o f music to thoae who assist him. We shall need at least minitry o f thia consecrated man. Mr. Jeff Wall, who will lead . the one hundred voices In the great usie has recently been In a moet- chorus choir. There are 09 financial obligations g at Bartow. The Tampa Tribune assumed by any one In thU work. correspondent speaks in the terms o f Mr. Wall's work as a lead­ There will bs ne “ twisting thumb er o f song. Those who know him screws” to get money. No man wijl ■ay he is first class In every respect. need to withhold hia cooperation on lie la from Cookville. Tcnn., where that score. The rich and poor are he ie very -popular. HU home paper to be recognized aa chriatUn work­ thus speaks ofJiim in • recant issue. e r s 'fo r our Lord and his kingdom. The people o f Cookville have rea­ V o f l i A S ' __ . ■ RINGSIDE, POLO GROUNDS, N E W YO R K , Sept- 15.— Jack Dempsey Inst niffht retained his world's heavyweight title, knock inff out L uIb Angel Firpo, the “ wild bull o f the Ptdipas" in the Becond round of one of the fiercest, fastest and moat.spectacular battles In' the history o f pugilism. The champion floored his Argentine challenger five times in tho first round and twice in the second round before n short right uppercut to the jaw sent Firpo down for the last time. Hut in the three minutes and 57 seconds of whirlwind terrific mnuling, Dempsey himself once wns knocked clear through the ropes on top of the press benches and, groggy under a bombardment of mighty rights, once sni)k to his knees. Before Firpo went hurling down to defeat, carrying with him the shattered hopes o f n continent, he gave a vast, frenzied throng of 85,000, one of the mast thrilling and courageous ring exhibitions of all tim e ., Battered, bloody and groggy, he showed his marvelous stamina by coming back with n whirlwind crushing drive toward the close o f the first round. J t had the title-holder tottering closer to losing his crown than at any time in his career. Firpo fought the best fight of his career. The challenger's mighty rlghh was never mightier.. Against tho relentless power nnd versatility o f the champion’s furious attack, he went down but in defeat, ho gained more glory than in any battle of his career. ..He was beaten, but his menace to the heavyweight throne was not removed. dared Dempsey on the jaw with Round One. Dempsey missed n left hook to chin sledge-hammer rights jvhen tho round ended: Firpo aljo w ai'bleodlng from nflimUff' right to Flrpo’s body, send­ tho mouth ns he went to hia corner. ing him to his knees. Dempsey floor­ Ronnd Two. ed Firpo with a loft hook to the chin Firpo swung a right to Dempsey’s but he staggered to his feet nt a count shoulder. Dempsey hooked n left to of ono. The champion sent him crash­ the chin and then drovo both fists to ing to tho floor for the third time with thu body nnd the challenger fe ll to n hard right to the jaw but he did not the floor. Firpo, bleeding and grog­ teke a count. Dempsey, fighting fu ri­ gy, wns cornered anti floored for tho ously, knocked him to the flo o r’ for second time, but he quickly jumped to the fourth time with a right to tho hia feet. Dempsey chased Firpo to chin. When he got up, Dempsey tho center of the ring, whipping over chased Firpo to a right nnd le ft to n left hook nnd a right to tho chin, the chin lor the fifth knockdown. F ir­ knocking the giant Argentine flat. po battling like u tiger, chased Demp­ W ith blood trickling from hia mouth, sey to tho other side o f tho ring, Firpo rolled over on his hack while knocking him through tho second Referee GaRaghcr counted him out. time with n savage right to tho Jaw. Dempsey, nervously rushed over and The champion, bleeding from tho helped pick up bis fallen fo e nnd then mouth was groggy. Firpo hit tho trotted to his corner. PREMIER TO YARBROUGH’S FATE SOON ISSUE RESTS WITH JURY . STATEMENT NO DANER NOW ON BASIS OF N E W IT A L IA N PROPOSALS, AS Y E T UNKNOW N (Itr The A w s r liM P f » « ) MACON, Ga., Sept. 16.— Tho case o f Dr. C. A . Yarbrough, a local dont1st, charged with being tho ring lender In a aeries o f floggings hcrc,> went to tho jury shortly afternoon to­ day. Tho morning waa devoted to arguments by counsel. . (H r T k , AsaoWntril r m i l TOKIO, Sept. 16.— Premier Yam ­ amoto soon will issue a statement out­ lining new cabinet's policies nnd ex­ pressing its determination to rebuild the rnpitnl nnd maintain tho prestige of tho nation. He also will express gratitude fo r tho world-wide aid and sympathy thnt haa been extended. The material assistance, especially from Amorien nnd Chinn, ia making Itself f e l t Typhoid nnd dysentery Is increasing among tiro pcopln camped in the parks and open Spaces. Macon, Sept. 14.— State today cnlled witnesses in rebuttal to defense testimony as to tho had character o f witnesses in the cases o f Dr. C. A.'Yarbrough, who is charged with flogging R. F. Mills. Several testi­ fied to the good character o f W. O. Burnett, who claimed to have been n| victim of tho floggers. The defense had intimnted he had mistreated his wife while she was ill. The family physician testified that Burnett was at home every night during her Ill­ ness. His daughter testified thnt when defense attorney Ross learned . , 1 , . , s in r * . the- nature of>"the*-» testimony•• <*ho D AYTO N , Ohio, Sept., 15.— Major would give, he paid her witness fees, and mileage, and asked her to E. L. Napier, flight surgeon at Mc­ Cook Field, waa Instantly killed this leave town. morning when tho forakor piano In which he waa riding fell to the earth. The fatal fall waa witnesaed by a number o f persons at the field who agreed the right wing o f tho piano had crumpled in the air. A fter the wing broko tho plane turned over in a barrel roll, * and Major Napier attempted to use his parachute but tho fast turning plane ( l i r Tfcr Associated I'rraa) W ILM IN G TO N , N. C., Sept. 16.— A prevented him jumping and ho fell presentment against the North Caro­ with the parachute open but tangled lina Corporation Commission charg­ with the plnnc. ing it with laxity in the enforcement Autumn comes in like a cup of hot ol tho state banking laws in connec­ tion with tho failure of tho Liberty coffco and goes out liko a saucer of 1 "• Savings Bank o f Wilmington, was re­ Ice cream. 1 turned today by the New Hanover county grand Jury. , FLIGHT SURGEON AT M’COOK FIELD KILLED IN SMASH GRAND JURY - J U M P S ON COMMISSION KILLS HUSBAND ROBBERS SECURE MERCHANT IS $25,000 IN CASH NEWSPAPERMAN ACQUITTED BY CHARGED WITH ANDJEWELRY OF NEW YORK A BRITISH JURY MANSLAUGHTE 3 VISITSSANFORD MURDER T R IA L IN EN G LA N D ENDS IN U SU A L A M E H IC A T T • W AY. C LE V E LAN D , Sept 15,-Jew clry valued at $20,000 and $600 In cash was stolen by two armed bandits In a hold up o f the Fralberg Jeweriy Company hero today. Bandits com­ pelled Frank Fralberg, president of the concern, to open the safe and aeooped up all the Jewelry in the strong box then bound Fralberg and hia brdther and bookkeeper aud car­ ried them Into a roar room, then made their escape. (tlr Tfcr Aa«orlalr«l Press) LONDON, Sept. 16.— Madame Mar­ guerite Fahmy, tried on a charge of having murdered her husband, A ll Kamel Fahmy Bey, a wealthy Egyptain, waa acquitted by a jury in old Bailey today. Madame Fahmy, some­ times erroneously alluded >, to aa a princess, testified sho had attempted to frlsghten him with a pistol she be­ C U B AN IS ACQ U ITTED O F CHARGES lieved to be unloaded but which was discharged while he held her by the H A V A N A , Sept. U ^ G e n e r a i Car­ throat, crying he would kill her. los Garcia Veils, President o f the Veterans Patriots Association, was F]pUND— AN HONEST M A N . acquitted in the Correctional Court ( ■ r T l * Asaaclalrd P r m ) o f charges o f creating public dis­ CHICAGO, Sept. 15.— Mra. Robert order 'In connection with a banner F. Carr, Lakeshore Drive resident lost carried In a recent parade. Ramon a string o f pearls valued a t_ $ 10,000, Sputa who preferred the charges, three years ago at a hotel at a health said the general cried ' 1“ Down with resort at Watkins, N. Y. Yesterday the President." General Velos de­ the gems were returned to her. They clared he only said:. “ Suppose some were found by a gardener, who was one should erect a algd reading' that trimming tho hedge near the hotel. way.” ' ' ' ‘ PO LIC EM AN SHOT A N D RIO TERS ARRESTED SO FIA, Sept. tl B . - ( B y the A s­ sociated Press.)— The chief o f police o f Sofia was shot dead yesterday during coutmunUt rioting. One hun­ dred and -thirty-two communists have been arrested here and hundreds ‘o f otbera taken into custody in the pro- car on bootleg. W e know a man who runs a house on it. Perhaps our radio ______ sounds like .... it (H r Tfcr t — ssau e Praaa) • Chicago wheat December 102 8-4 doe* sound 'because the mfulc passes to IOS, May 108 l - « to 1-4; Corn, through liquor airplanes. December Cfl 7.8 to 07; Oats, Dec. ' ‘ 4h p than a GreekWhat could 4t. ' 1 > • •New Orleans.— Close October; Italian war. : 2741 to December 70.06 to’ I t . like caulhg. fir f “• !*T*” : ’ >• v tA-V Mr. and Mrs. A . R. Holcombe, of Now York City,, wens guests o f the Valdez yesterday, and The Herald enjoyed a visit from Mr. Holcombe, who Is night editor o f the New York Tribune. He drat shown through The Herald plant and, while -he frankly admits The Tribune has a larger printing plant than' this paper, he shys The Herald has a well equipped shop, and complimented us on the ap­ pearance o f the paper generally. Ills praise was appreciated, as he holds a very responsible place in the news­ paper world. Mr. Holcombe ia spending hia vaca­ tion In thla part o f Florida and, with Mrs.' Holcombe/ is today visitlnir in tak e county, returning to Raqford thla afternoon. ‘ He fs prospecting for an orange grove and The Herald trusts' he trill And exactly what be wanta in Seminole county, as that when he reforms and quits the grind o f newspaper work he can coma to 8 aftford and spend the remainder o f hia days amid peace and plenty/ T . ■ T—'Tr **: Of IIofltitttleB Between Tw o Nations Involved. The (lir Tfcr Assnclsled P rta,) London, Sept. 15.— Ita ly’s notice to Jugo Slavia with respect to the acceptance^ o f the prospect o f the settlement o f Fiumo problem, some­ times referred to as an ultimatum which la duo to expire today haa been extended according to official quar­ ters here. It ia stated that diploma­ tic negotiations regarding Porto Barros and tho Delta there Immediately ndjaccnt to Flume will continue aa tho basis some now Italian proposals, tho naturo o f which la not yet known. All danger o f hostilities between Italy and Jugo Slavia hava been re­ moved, British officials believe. Paris, SejU. 15<—When > Premier Mussolini doclaroa .the annexation-ef Fiumo to Italy ho will announce the withdrawal o f the Italian troopa from Porto Darros, the adjoining hnrbor, it Is learned here from an . authoritative quarter. He will thua give up any claim to that port, to Susoak and to the delta there whleh will bo left to Jugo-Slavia, This, It is stated, is the result o f direct negotiations now going on between Premier Mussolini and the Jugo-Slav government which are re­ ported at about the point o f com­ pletion, Jugo-Slavia being satisfied to have a free hand in tho develop­ ment o f the porte left to it. { ■ , Premier Mussolini’s declaration o f tho annexation o f Fiumo was fixed for tomorrow, the fifteenth, accord­ ing to previous announcement and t is tomorrow also that the time imit. expires on Mussolini’s note to Jugo-Slavia which had been con­ strued in somo quarters as ap ulti­ matum. The latest development both In Rome and Belgrade appear to tend toward a settlement which will re­ move the Serbo-IUllah crisis, at one time threatening the breaking pf re­ lations and possible hostilities from the' International field, aa the O ftcotallan situations appear to have been removed. Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 15.— Ben F. Morse, o merchant o f Galdeaville, nearby village, la held here by Davidson county authorities, on a charge o f manslaughter while Coron­ er J .iR . Alien la preparing fo r an inquest into the death o f an un­ identified woman whoso body wfa found on a roadside here yesterday afternoon. • Morse, according to officers, de­ clares that the woman had been ac­ cidentally killed when struck by his automobile. Officials stated that they are o f the belief that the wo­ (H r Tfcr A u m I H m I P fr e a ) M IA M I, Sept. Hk— Tha f o « r Fort man apparently about ’ 20 years old, met death by- means other than hav­ Lauderdale men who last night are ing been struck by an automobile. alleged to have attempted to kldnep Officials charge that Morse drove Charles Freed, a confectioner o f this, quickly away from the scene o f the city, were sentenced in peliee court alleged accident. He was overtak­ today to serve alxty days in jalL The en, they aald, y y Donley Davenport, men are J. U. Marshall, II. D, Durmerchant, Who took Morse and rtnee, L. T. Yarbrough and E, T . Hen­ another man. Tarver Rlggets, also o f son. In addition they, ware remaadGladesvillc, to the police station. ed on a county charge, charged g ith Witnesses claim to have aeen one carrying concealed weapons. The men nym In an automobile right after the are alleged to have called Freed from finding o f the body point to a aide p i * * 0f business and forced street near the road and addressed into an automobile, saying they the driver: T u r n In there." Morse going to handle him because he waa Waa overtaken at tho end o f this pot running hia place right. A ■Igeet. ‘ 'l * “ • ‘ Uceman who was d ff doty and sti There waa no personal effects ing nearby, arrested thsin.,' tending to establish'the Identity *:! fendants denied they the woman. kidnap Freed, saying they only One family, after viewing the body ed to talk to him. claimed It aa that o f tbe daughter o f the fam ily, but on retaralu# home Boon aa the to 'te ll o f the death, met the daugh- get* rested a little * tor on the ktroet [m ee t a coal dealer, > , A>«>, * iv / 1 ’rvad srtlti TRYING GEORGIA IE �♦*____ SPSgHH • — < ' . ................... " T r f f l -w r- ■ LOCALS MRS. F R ltt) lif) D A IG IGEERR i----------_____ ---------------------- l---- --- --------- Society E d lL . I'hdne J17-W * I f yoi/ havo any frlcncfs visiting you— If you arc going anywhere or c6mTho Bnbsonchnrt shows _ general trig home,.or If you Are entertaining, w rite a postal card to this department, 'business at ten percent below norm­ givin g details, or telephone the Item. I t w ill bo greatly appreciated. a l— no change from last week. fe^ ~ T n f i i ........... Mr. and Mrs. Julius M attfcld o f N ew York, whose marriage was on interesting social event of September ‘ fifth, arrived here yesterday and aro the guests o f the latter's, brother, Friday— Script Dance by Junior De­ nnd fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest partment o f Woman's Club at. W o­ Krnpp at their home on Park "Ave. Mrs. M attfcld will sing a t the Bap­ man's C3ub Houto at 0:00 p. m. Friday— Mothers’ Club meets at 3:30 tist church Sunday morning and at J*. m. at the home o f Mrs. George the H oly Cross Sunday evening. . 'P a x W fcn M yrtle Avenue. Daughters, o f Wesley. The members o f the Daughters o f -Mrs. C. D. Brom ley o f Chuluota, Wesley Class o f ,tho Methodist Was in thfc c ity yesterday shopping. Church enjoyed a most pleasant 'M rs. H. A » Thorndyke, o f Orlando afternoon yesterdny at tho homo of is- irf I Ko city today stopping and Mrs. H. H. Chappell on Celery Ave. A fter spending the afternoon sowcalling ttft friends. ___ _________ . , Ihg nnd with light conversation, the M r; and H n . A lfred Robson o f gticsts enjoyed n delicious siip^ier Olflaqdo, were the guests o f friends consisting o f chick'on pillau, potato salad, pfckles, sandwiches, iced tea hjre Wednesday evening. nnd lemriri pic. , . , About twenty-flvo members enjoy­ a ir s ; W. P. fu nnlcliif li .'g fflfn g ed this delightful affair. tNA1 day today in Orlando .o n ' husiMss and pleasure. FOR V I8ITO R Mrs. W. W. C. Smith cntortalncd 'Miss Leila W ilder o f Orlando, is tHb attractive guest o f Miss Lucy most pleasantly last evening at her hiynftjpn Park Ave., honoring hdr Byrd Smytho fo r tho week end. siqtcr, Miss Janet McRao o f Ocala, '.'Jacksonville was represented here who' Is her house guest. 10U rooms were opened in suite yesterday by D. J. Phillips und J. J. nnd benutifully decorated with quan­ Maiif Inc. tities o f lxive V in es and cut flowers. The i porch was festive with its de­ 'M iss Janet McRao o f O cala'ls the guest o f her sister, Mrs. W . W. C. corations o f gay colored Japanese Smith at her home on Magnolia Ave. Inntcrns, nnd here cooling fruit punch wnn dispensed throughout the even­ , J. E. Creoch o f Jacksonville, ing by Misses Thclmn Turner nnd Ina Isr tbs guest o f h$r sisters, Mrs. Pierson. Tho evening was merrily spent Nathan Garner and Mrs. Charles Hill with games, dnneing nnd contests. at their hrfmo on Palmetto Ave. Tho prizes o f the latter were won by 'b!ra. S. E. Potter o f Tampa, who Accy Cnrroway and Miss Ina Pier­ has been the guest o f ,Mrs. George son. Late in the evening the guests Shipp has gon to Ocnla for a short were invited into tho dining room v M t before returning home. for refreshments. Tho dining table A 1* 1 wns centered with a large birthday Mr. and Mrs. Frank W olfo o f enke iced in white nnd .topped with Evansville, Ind., ^ f i v e d in the city yettrirday fo r n brief stny nnd arc tiny tapers embedded in nspnragus ferns and Love Vine. From the stopping at tha Montezuma. chandelier to the corners o f the tabio Charlis S. Roberts o f Jacksonville, were streamers o f pink tulle. Pink was among the business visitors In and white brick crcum and individu­ the:C|ty Substantial ye/itf,rday apd al cakes, ic^d in rink wore .served .by mads his headquarters nt the Montc- the hostess assisted by Mrs. Jim Fields. sunfA. * * t * * •. < / ,, f • V » • •. l ilt • ■ The guests included Misses Velma Mrs. S. Tulciton accompanied by Shipp, Ruby Rivers, Clifford Shlnher aunt, Mrs. T. W. Itninsey o f holser, Vlrginin Turner, Florence Tnrrtpn left Tuesday evening for I Flowers, Evelyn Cust, Thelma Turn­ Florence McCny, N e * York where they will spend er, Ina Pierson, Jnnct McRae. Several weeks visiting relatives. Messrs. Ralph Cownn, Ernest a. Pemberton o f Jacksonville is Livcrsnlc, Accy Carrowsy, Clifford ng her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Rivcrk, Ixslic Moughton, Theo Pope, H ^ l l . ('happe)l a t their iconic on Joe Caldwell, I aiw Is Shipp nnd Jim Celery Avo. Mrs,. Pemberton will be Brown. remembered ns Frances Chappell. Tomorrow morning W ight Bros. Mr. aii(l Mrs. fra n k Woodruff and Co., will take over and operate the -family hnyo returned homo ffom service station at the corner o f First Hendersonville, N . C., where they street and Elm avenue formerly oc­ havd spent tho summer. Ralph cupied by tho Standard Oil Company, Woodruff who has been with them and it will be known ns W ight Bros. Co’a SU tion No.- 2. The station will Is now Attending Chapel Hill. bo .under the management o f H. B. rA v . , A j S. Peck returned hnmu Plirdon and a complete stock o f M ill­ ednesday evening from New York, er tires will bo added which will be profit Jjbre he spent tho past two months. sold at a small margin o f While away Rev. Peck supplied for for cash— prices are quoted in to­ two of his friends at their churchus day’a Herald. And you get a ticket in Nc\v York. Hq also has the pleas­ with bach $1.00 purchaso that Amy ure of visiting Father Anderson,- nt win that ncilr fo r d touring car to bo given awny by this company H oly Crosk, West' Park, N. Y. yl^i • f t C60LE8T IN SANFORD TODAY-COUNTRY STORE-15 Big Prizes J. Parker Head, Jr., Presents . ti&Last M om ent ” W IT H H e n r y h u l l , n O R rs k e n y o n ; , L O W S W O L H E IM . a n d , A ’ droma yoy (will gasp at. M yaterj’, Thrilla. Midnight on the detrk o f a storm tossed schooner. > h e thing! Tho tetTible. thing is loose. Don't miss it. Goniedy. Our Gang, in Fire-Fighters. *r • Sa t u r d a y " • TOM M IX fgfi* N. J. Llllard, Mrs. Dwight nnd Mrs. ,11. A . Neel were fo Orlando yesterday, mak­ trip by auto. Perry Jernigan is helping The Herald out until a Linotype operator arrives Mondsy. Perry is as handy with a Linotype as ho is handling Hupmobilcs, and his help is appro dated by The Herald. . , S T E P P IN G F A S T • Soc Mix And Tony in thin speed romance. Fox Comedy, Clothes oRd Oil. Fbx News. Mutt and JefT. • Saturday night, Three Cach Prixes. Monday Amateur N igh t. 5 A ria o f Local Talent, Wednesday— Family N ight. S P E C IA L M A T IN E E , M O N D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y , A N D SATURDAY * „ Special Music to all Picture# ilG H T P R IC E S ................ :............. ........... 10 and 20 Colfts IT IN E E P R IC E S .... ...... ...... - .............10 and 15 Cent* __ ! > ’ - A »•. • 1: v * A ....... S--JJ :. ■ .-• M O B ILE PO R T TO B E F U R T H E R D EVE LO PE D ===== at tho opening o f the- trial, but today she seated herself at her hus­ band's side, chatting with hlm““thro tho dreary pVoeesa o f selecting jur­ ors, only seven o f whom had been tentatively accepted when court was adjourned until tomorrow. During tho noon reccsa a sub­ poena was served on Mrs. Ward, who created a stir a fter the first Investi­ gations o f the felaying o f Peters, oxmarine, when ahe declared nho would dean up the case with "a few sensa­ tional statements.” A t that tlmo, newspapers were .lulled with rumors concerning the nature o f the black­ mail plot Which V®rd, wealthy bak­ er's son, had claimed led him to kill Peters and other blackmailers and at .which .claimed to have shot Peters In 6clf defense. Mrs. Ward fo r some time has bene reported out o f the state and*ft was rumored that ahe and Gcorgo S. Ward, her father-in-law, were dodg­ ing process servers. ,Her appearance in court today, therefore came as a surprise. - r / 'V - . _ * ■ « ------------- 8 8 —’T O N I G H T ___ _ Montgomery, Aln., Sept. 14.-^ • ______ * ' j Passage o f tho bill providing $75,A T L A N T A , S e p t 14.— Tho o ffic ia l, 000,000 fo r tho development o f Mopathfinder car o f tho Atlanta ( W [Ml$r port by tho senate o f the Alnbaetitution w ill icavo Atlanta tomor- n,a legislature featured this a fter­ row fo r an exploration trip over noon’s session. Provisions aro madi practically rill tho roads In Florida in the bill that a further .sum o:I to determine the best routing fo r $5,000,000 shall be used in tho de­ motor tourists daring >the•>fall and velopment o f the Alabama kcaport should a divident be realized from winter season. the present improvements'. The pathflnding pnrty contemplqtes n short stop in Sanford to gathor A ll that’s new in- Fall M illinery at publicity data and confer with local Tho Qunlity Shop. . *_ 142-4tc .road officials and public spirited picn who arc interested in promoting au­ F O U N D — On side walk near Rbiimlllat & AndcTBon3, n Fori! key. Own­ tomobile travel. er can have some by Identifying and When the best routes through paying fo r thia ad. 144-tfc Gcorgin and Flbrida are determined, Gloria driansort, Thomas Meirhia Pola N egri, Cpcil B. DeMill, ^ Nkldl, Richard Wit, A n * i ? * May McAvoy, Warren K c t ^ Owen Moore,, LIU U e, Jack 2 Betty Compson, Theodore Roberta Ben Turpin, Lea trie* j oy> Jy,,?*' IHers, Win Rogers, Baby Lola Wilson, Jacqteline U n a! Hope Hamptoa. Winds Conrad Nagel. Bebe Daniel., r ! « Fnwtett, WHiiam S. Hart, j u i I’ lckford, Ahria Q. N llU i„, . A, iu Stewart, William “ maps and logs o f these routes w ill be published In Tho Constitution, hnd then reprinted in handy Iittlo folders fo r free distribution to tour­ ists. F or the past three years, The rood information bureau, and tho offi.'iala o f this paper state that though it haA required a substantial npproConstitution h is conducted a free piiation onch- year, results obtained in the way o f additional automobile trarista In the southeast, particular­ ly Georgia nnd Florida, have more tl’.nn justified the expthse. The touring bureau conducted by tho Cdnsiltitlon keeps accurate tab on toad conditions cast o f ths Miss­ issippi river, from Miami to Canada, with tho exception o f Mississippi mid Louisiana, and. has routed more than G.000 automobiles to Florldu within the past year. More than 200,000 pieces o f free rood data complloil by Tho ConstRutlon have-been distribut­ ed. The proposed trip to Florida is being made in order to revise rind en­ large its information flits on Flor­ ida roads nnd points o f interest to tourists. More thnn 50,000 miiea o', road o f these ronds nro given frea to nil who call in person, or send sufficient work have already been driven by tho postage to cover cost o f mailing. D. L. Thrasher is' announcing a Positively the sensation of the tea. real cut price sale on woman's and son. Take another' look at all these children’s shoes. The stock Is ia iye stars assembled In one mighty pkand complete, and the prices have Jure, „ __ . . * been slaughtered. This is an op­ portunity to aocuro a full supply o f footwear fo r the children before tho T H E GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS Our new Fall Millinery is on dlipUy commencement o f school. C A M E H O M E T H IS MORNINGO FROM G RE EN COVE S PR IN G S — your inspection invited— The Qiul. Mr. and Mrs. A . H. Hamrick are Ry Shop. ita u (Continued from page 1) now comfortably located In their ' ' ----------— ------------ - ’ cosy new home on Palmetto, form ­ then retired early in order to g et up Q. W. Lawton. Bracolet Watch Ezerly occupied by Mr.'and Mrs. Ralph c a rl£ and aee the sun riso over Dcpert, 215 South Orange. Orlaado, FU. Gore. Mr. Hamrick Js tho genial Lanjd Landing. 4-24-tfe manager o f Piggijr-W iggly and la They all arrived snfe and sound this showing his faith in Sanford’s fu ­ morning rit nine thirty nnd while most ture by buying a home and becoming b f them are back on the jolts today a real citizen p f tho best town in they w ill not soon, forget their trip on the whole wide world. the City o f Jacksonville, tho fine river ,Thc First Baptist Sunday School trip, the fine fellows they met on offers an unusual attraction fo r Sun­ the trip— not to speak o f the ladies— day morning - 0:30. Mr. and Mrs. and .the c'ourtcsy and excellent service Mattflcld o f N ew York will present: o f all the officials o f the City o f Jack­ Consider and Hear Mo” by John sonville and especially o f CapL N. V. M e N t h o l a t I im Prlndlo Scott , Mr. Julius Mattfcld Coleman, Purser R. A. Sommcrvillc, quickly retlcvcs is assistant to the chief o f the music chief steward W. J. Leach and Mato and division o f tho Now York Public Biggs. They spent all theri tlmo Library, and is the orgntiist and di­ making their guests comfortable nnd rector o f music o f the Fordham Luth­ hnppy and they nhnll not be forgotten eran Church. The plnying o f Mr. soon and it is anfo to assert that they Mattfcld is- marked liy an enthusi­ w ill not soon forget tho bunch thoy asm which grips tho audience. Mrs. had on board. A C H E E R F U L W ELCOM E A W A IT S Y O U Notes From the Bhlp Log. M argaret Krupp Mattfcld is n dra­ W alter Roso lest several votes on D E SPO N D E N T J A P matic soprano whose ability is at­ tested' by the fact that she is the on the ship this morning on account ’ L E A P S TO D E ATH calling soloist o f one o f New York's o f his absence from the public forum , Splendid churches. Those who hear on P. Deck. i n r T k r A — IM-Inlrd P r r » » ( N E W YO R K , Sept. 11— Tokunuskuc Mrs. Mattfcld Sunday morning will Mono Overstfrcct nnd I.lgo Louglnss Inoyuyn, h?nd accountant fo r Mitsui bo greatly pleased. have Firpo and Dempsey skinned a and Company, Japnneso exporters und Importers, jumped to his death from w n M M nt mile when it cornea to renl form. the fifteenth floor o f a lower Broad­ na The folks at Green Covo Springs way office building. He is said to he rn. have nice whiskers, don’t you think7 hnvo been despondent because believed his fam ily wns wiped out in * ^ I t ; rtr. Tokfo . a afsi a s stmsxtho suss m earthquake. £ £ S ' Mi Ha M Ml E U R O P E A N P L A N . O PE N A L L T H E YEAR. todsy wearing a badge stamped with D E A TH b F MRS. J. Q. AD AM S. CORNER B U ILD IN G . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. pink ink sayjng something thout the The many friends o f Mrs. J. Q. pood Roads Rally don’t usk them nny » rr. D x i-j Adams wore grieved to learn o f her questions. Th'py don’t know anything ^■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■W rnn nnnrnn rin nnnriaw rrrw rtw rinfiriw gw iiiiiiiw riiisiriw iaw a'niiw w iiipw ^w w aw agassajlT death in tho hospital here after an ;ibout tho badge any more than you 1 " . • .V V r ) • ' * illness o f several weeks. Mrs. J. Q. do. Adams wns born in Jackson, Michi­ Sometimes the fellows from Organ, November 8th, 1857, nnd before her marriage was Wilcmina Kcilman. Inndo nnd Sanford. aro going to char­ Mr. Adams wns a direct descendant ter the City of Jacksonville and keep m o f John Quincy Adams and was well it a Week and really stay up nt night known in his native state. His early nnd have somd fun. There wns hard­ I life wan devoted to railroad work in ly time on the trip to Greon Cove— everyone was so busy w riting (homo Michigan and he mine to Florida about twenty-eight years ngo purchas­ to the folks. Ml rcrrfcshfcS. HOT Newest Fabrics Announcement ing n homo nnd ornngo grove nt Say, can you keep a aesret? I f you Geneva, but ho and Mrs. Adams resided fo r some time nt St. Augus- can meet the bunch with a shovel nt tiro where Mr. Adams was connect­ midnight tonight arid bring “ it" out ed with tho Ponce DeLeon Hotel nnd to tho goto. tno East Coast Railway. Green Covo Springs Js all right. Mr. Adams died about tw ilve years They gave us tho glad hand ycstcrr.go since which time Mrr~ Adams had cfay nnd gave us plenty to eat nnd resided at Genova among her many then allowed us other privileges. old friends.. iW e c yearr. prior to bin _____ ____ _ _ _______ ___ ____ death Mr. Adams hod returned to livq ^ rm a n o n tly on his Geneva orange , Don Cheney; t&*t silver throated Caruso o f Orlando made a hit with grove. Mrs. Adams wns one o f the his stuff yestorduy. most prominent nnd one o f tho best beloved residents of th e. Geneva sec­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ U K tion. A woman o f education and high ideals and with m heart that took in nil tho troublca o f those ubout her, tho greater part o f her time won taken up with doing good deeds, o f charity, ot helping others. S t a r t in g at 7 :3 0 a n d 9 :1 5 I*. M .- “T Mrn. Babbitt visitors ing the ■ /f f ,-.v tr\ ' Mrs, Adams spent much of hot time in club work and had many irtcm li : jn Sanford and other cities who recog­ nized her many fine traits o f ehHrT ncter apd her ability. For aevcral years Mrs. Adams was the corre­ spondent o f the Sanford Herald at Genera nnd hor death has cast a gloom not only over Geneva but in other placea where she was known fo r none knew hpr but to love her : und none named her but to praisu. EXTRA— ORDINARY And after it is al oyer, honpstly, Hows, it is what we all need. Let Os' get together more thari we have been doing and cnloy^lltb as we go along. Thnt trip all that went with it was worth a,thousand dollnrs to everyone present. Tilrrea-* ji FRF.SNO, Calif., SspL 1L— The nn-'« cment of thp failure o f E. Y . Inc.. 6ne ot tho largest fresh dried frttlt organisations In the White plains, N. Y ., Sept. 14.— i west, waa made by .local creditors. M ia. W alter S. Ward yesterday Assets are placed at one million dolatepped into tho llmel|^h| while op-|lara and liabilities at' considerably.! were wrangling over-m ore than that. posing counsel wero the Jury which i* to try her husband Isn't lovle i on a chargs o f having gourde red be it Clarence E. Peters. Mra. Ward was absent You are dreasod best when you’ro tailored by tho e x p e r t hand tallora of The Superior Tailoring Co., Cincinnati, O. ' . Prices arm ritfht— Workmanship CaaraniooJ And wo wont to aay again— Good Old Orlando— they aro there with the goods nnd we were all glad they rame and made merry 'with us. San- [ ford nnd Orlando.can bent tho world, nnd we should stak'd together on all questions for tho w elfare o f this com­ munity. ' vrr ' Docepscd leaves ono sister, Mrs. ^red Ogden o f Buffalo, Now York, who was hero to attend the funeral ycatorday. Tho Interment waa made In thq^ Geneva ccmoU:»y and was .at­ tended by a largo concourse o f people tho floral offerings attesting to the L l i f o l L I T I & f P L A C rffr A T C O N SU L j love and catccm in which this good KKEARLY MORE T U A N woman waa held by ovaVyone. ASSETS. Embracing tho l a t e s t w e a v e s of th o tooni are now on d i o p l a y at o u r s to r e . J• • • • . If you appreciate Let Mr. W . E. Herrin fake your measure tomorrow v for your Fall Suit; to come out when suits you best Only Seven Jurymen W ere Selected Yes ,„ r W %0** h- • First Street ■ IT F O R LESS * *' - A f • I* :1k s h h :: k ; 4 A r-rt - f e M T p S if*. ■’L-uii . 4 ^ t> . - - - s _ « v a >• i* . We -t­ u / T .i - �* or—• ! '» . ■ 1,1/* ft: • • • ! ' m T H E S A N P O R b D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , 9 ■ ; ‘ v^r' -H-Tnirtrir— .<■ j r . BRYAN’S WEEKLY BIBLE 11 5RT5, 1923 i V ..... j‘ ---m o t h e r r e g o h m n e d s c o u Cii . :*My mother hfctf a severe cough. I bought her a bottle o f F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D T A R and it helped her nt onco. Also gave my son several doses end his cough disappeared,” writes Mrs. S. L. Givens, Greenfield, Virginia. For quick relief from Coughs, Colds, Croup, Throat, Chest, nnd Bronchial trouble use Foley’s Honey and Tar. Stood the test o f time serving three generations. L a rg­ est selling cough' medicine In the World. Sold everywhere.— adv. LUKE, THE BELOVED PHYSICIAN By W IL L IA M J E N N IN G S B R Y A N as they delivered them unto us, which Text of Today’s Bibla Talk by Mr. Bryan Bv W IL L IA M J E N N IN G S B R Y A N from the beginning were eyewitness­ When one speak, by inspiration, -------- » * ~~ es, nnd ministcra o f the word.” his personality becomes n matter of L U K E T H E BELOVED P H Y S IC IA N Luke'lived at n time when eyewit­ secondary importance; It is the di­ (Luko 1:1-4; Acts 16:0-16) nesses were living'and when he could vine c b m n t tnat count*, "■ gather many o f the fact* from those When God wanted, to rebuke A hub ho called Elijah, the Tinhbite, out o f Forasmuch as many have taken in hand to set forth in order a declara­ who knew. He thought it worth while to make n record o f what he knew. an obscurity that succeeding genera­ tion o f those things which arc most surely believed among ub. tions J w w not,been.aj)k,t<x penetrate, N O TIC E But Rfijilh McHvdrcd the Yncksitgc ■ns •V 'fcvim'iils tHitf ’ delivered. •Hjeni ■u n to 't», .-wfclelrfjuni' Uio Ibegin’rting'iectC faithfu lly and ns effectively ns he eyewitnesses, nnd ministcra o f the word; Tho fourth verse places additional Come to L ittle Gem. Lunch could.hnvit done if he had bron nn il­ I t seemed good to me also, having had perfect understanding of nil emphasis upon the personal know­ far that Sunday Chicken pinner. lustrious son o f illustrious pnrcntngo. things from tho very first, to w rite unto thee in order, most excellent Thc- ledge which Luko hnu. lid tells The35C<!nifr • AnViso, when Christ chose His dis­ ophilus that he writes that "thou • | • 200 Palmetto Avenue ciples He did not advertise that an ophilua, , mightiesk know the certainty o f those That thou m i^htcit know tho certainty o f those thing,, wherein-thou things wherein thou hnst been inexamination would he held'on n cer­ tain day and invite applicants1fo r. tho hast AtrucMtf.fi f t instructed. \ . ,1 jj • ,ist been instructcu. ] l p i ce Jo appear and prove ih clr qunl• ■ ||Ukp’a L if^ b f Christ t * :. ,1 x ’ x x •; V* . . itVations. ‘ Here wo have n man, one o f the And a vision appeared to Paul in tho night; There stood a man rtf Mace­ Four o f tho twelve who were chos­ most learned o f the period, a man en as His firs t companions were fish­ donia, and prayed him, saying, Come over into Macedonia nnd help us. acquainted with the world and its ermen, and yet two o f these share And a fter ho hnd seen the vision, immediately wo endeavored to go into ways, converted to Christianity nnd with two scholars, I'au! and Luke, the Macedonia, assuredly gathering that the Lord hail called us forth to prench so impressed by a sense o f duty that honors o f leadership among tho early its profession and dovothf- ----fravrTtjf Christians. Peter nernmo the domin­ the gospel unto them. ed his U fa : the sprpml o f ChrlstinnTherefore loosing from Trons, wc came with u straight course to Sam- |'ty \ v ant character nmong the twelve, while uld bo added to -strengthJohn*cpme next to Paul and Luke in othncla, and tho next day to Nenpolif I j cn tho : mption p f A-ortcity that the aifoco occupied by bis writings in And from thence to Philippi, which is the chief city o f that part o f Mac- 'should fiej$ orded to him or to comthe Now Testament. e In his' writings? cdoniu, and a colony: and wo were In that city abiding certain days. Iptl confi A Talented Slave us complete And on the sabbath wo went out o f the city by a river side, where pray-] Luke — tho - - most . But while the message overshad­ ows the, messenger, the Heavenly er was wont to be made; nnd wc sat down, and spake unto the women which ; jTo'begins with John the Baptist, the Father use* talrnt when it is c'onse' forerunner o f the Saviour, ifcrcribcrated to His service, and Luke hro’t resorted thither. And n certain woman nnmrd Lydia, a roller o f purple, o f the city o f ing the Idrth o f John in answer tc to the service o f tho kingdom n splen­ Thyatirn, which worshipped God, heard us; whose heart the Lord opened, prayer. He then give u* n dntailcil did mind, splendidly trained, ] account o f tho conception of Christ. a slave sh He was from born n in tho house that she attended unto the things which were spoken of I’nul. ' What authority can bo trust In such a h o id .a f a wealthy official named And when she was baptized, nnd her household, nho besought ua, saying, matter, i f not the authority o f aVphyTheonhilus, who hild a government ositlon at Antioch. lie is described I f ye have Judged me to tie faithful to the Lord, come Into my house, and siclan? It is Luke, also, who gives us the y commentators os having nn engag­ abide there. And she constrained ub. details o f thojlilrth o f Christ ant) ing appearance and u most attractive tells us o f tnie1iong o f the-angels personality.” Hr v/ns quirk o f mind by spate, can take his New Testament that startled tho shepherds nt Beth­ quuinltd. and obliging in disposition. Probably others o f ids day bad nnd mnkc the calculation himself. In lehem when.the virgin mother cradl­ To the credit o f bis muster's intel­ the Bible which I use most (the "Tw o- ed her babe in a manger. It is Luko, ligence nnd sense o f appreciation, us equal opportunities, but few were nblo Version Edition” which gives the Obi nlso, that tells Us o f the visit o f Jbso f, the oppurtunwell as to his own credit, he became a . to --- make ...... - ns good — use ------.......• . fa vo rite in the housoholiPnnd no' Jm-1 as Luke— n very important fact Version text and the New Version uh to tho temple when, nt the ago o f Nemo Self-Reducing No. 33) is a rral bargain. It hai a low top fheophilus that liie latter wl-'£? >*’ coiwWercd. Success may be <le- notes), I find that the New Testament twelve, he astopished tho doctors by pressed Thcop; covers 31 d pages. O f this space, the His questions and answers. fined as the conjunction o f opportun­ and medium skirt. Made In dur­ ucated him at bis own expense, giving able pink or white could; size* him the. best advantages to be secur­ ity with preparedness to take advant­ Gospel by Luke occupies forty-two Some Famous Parables 24 to 36—and cotti o-.ly $1.00. ed. When he had finished his acade­ age o f it. And, it may be added, that pages ami the Acts forty-one— a total Several o f tho most frequently quot­ 11four dealer can't set It. tend name, admic education at Tarsus he studied failure follows more frequently from o f eighty-three pages or a little more ed utterances p f the Saviour are re­ dicH, die and tl. We'll aend the cutlet. lack o f preparedness than from lack than one-fourth of the entire New medicine. corded by Luko nlone. Among these Nemo Hygienic.Fatliltm Inttltute Testament. it Fortunately, his home was not n o f opportunity. 120 E. 16th St.. New York (Dept. S.) * may lie cited, the Prodigal Son, the Luke pays a tribute to his form er There is an old saying Hint "God great way from the temple o f Aeseumost beautiful and life-liko story of master, Theophilus, to whom he was inpitis, equipped o f the Wos- ___ ________________ •pins, the best equlpji helps those who help themselves," nnd its kind ever written. pitals o f that time. lie studied under \t is certainly trtie that one who dill- so deeply indebted for his education­ Only Luko gives us tho story of .the ablest physicians and then ac­ gently prepares himself fo r service al advantages, by addressing both Lnsarus nnd Dives, the most powerful quired practical knowledge in the hos­ along any line is quite certain to find books to him. Those who nro study­ portrayal o f the sin rtf selfish indif­ pital. that his preparation fits into Home ing this lesson will find it interesting ference nnd its certain and awful pun­ SEE T H E N E W A Christian Convert work, even though it be n work ho to compare the introductory verses o f ishment. But good fortune was still more did not have in mind. So with Luke; the four Gospels. It 1h Luke nlso who gives ns tho kind tn him; it brought him into per­ there is no reason to believe that he Matthew', after referring to tho sonal acquaintance* with Paul nnd had any thought during the days of geneoiogicnl treo o f Christ ns record-, most striking illustration of the com­ mon sin o f ingratitude—the story of Barndbns, with whose lives his own his preparation o f the use to which ho ed by the Jews, begins, "N o w Reduced price $605 the the Ton Lepers, all of whom were wan to become entwined. Having would finally put that preparation. birth o f Jesus Christ was on this wise,' cleansed, but only one o f whom re­ completed his education at Tarsus nnd Delivered etc. Pau l's Com panion turned to render thanks. A ll other his work in the hospital at Aegntl, he A fter considerable experience in of tho innumerable lessons if ingrntiMnrk commences with John the returned to Antioch, where he be­ travel ho returned to Antioch where tudo combined hnvo not bqcn used as came one o f the first Christian con­ he resided fo r n while, identified with Baptist. John devotes five versos to the be­ frequently oi* With such fnr-rcnching verts. Through his Influence Ids mas­ the activities iVfjtho church. Then he ter, Theophilus, was brought into the moved to Troasf where Paul renewed ginning o f all things nnd then takes effect ns the rebuke of Christ quoted church and Theophilus showed his ap­ acquaintance with him nn his second up the preaching o f John tho Bnp- by Luke. ; i i i I *i : ">Vcfo tbeoqfiot Xep cleansed,?. but preciation by giving Luke-his free \}bOYritty'* While trained tl*t. . #* A «• m where are th*e nine?" Luke’s Explanation fo r tho medical profession nnd with dom. t A Simple Moral Luke is tho only one of tho four opportunities thnt come to but a few, Then Luke indulged n very human It is ta Luke)a|sp that we nro in­ trait anil started out to find soine^ hiy religious convictions hnd evident­ who gives nny explanation of his rea­ debted ftn* 'the I story of The Good nlnce where he could begin life on ly *deepened— tho call to nn exclusive sons fo r writing. He says: Snmaritnn which has illumined, ns nn ■service fo r Christ became more nnd “ Forasmuch ns mnny have taken Ids own merits where ids early servi­ other story has, the second of the two more audible. When Paul . invited in hand to set forth in order n declar­ tude was not known. He found a position as a physician Luke to join him, ho accepted nnd ation o f those things which arc most condensed commandments: "Thou shalt lovo thy neighbor as on n vessel that made trips, across was Paul's traveling companion until surely believed among us. thyself,” the Mediterranean. This brought him the great apostle’ s death. "Even nn they delivered them unto .The moral of t ils lesson is very sim­ Into acquaintance with n great mnny i Iaike seemed to combine three qual­ us, which from the beginning were popole nnd into the kind o f acquaint­ ities that specially fitted him to 1ms eyewitnesses, and ministers • of the ple, hut very practical— God can em­ ploy the talents o f any and all of His ance that enabled him io extend the Paul's co-laborer. word: children. Iiis spirit can no endow the Being a godly man lie nnd Paul circlo of influential friends. “ It seemed good to me also, link­ lowly and the unlettered ns to mnke A Piece of Good Lurk were one in spirit. Being u scholarly ing had perfect understanding o f all It was in thiH way that, through man, he nnd Puul were congenial in­ things from the very first, to write them powerful In the promotion of Ills kingdom. Ho can likewise conse­ another niece of good luck— what a tellectually. Being a physician, he unto thee in order, most excellent crate to His work the highest talents chain of happy circumstances make up could minister to the physical needs Theophilus, nnd the largest experience. a great life —he met the parents of o f Paul during the trying days thru “ That thou mightiest know tho cer­ Man reaches the maximum o f his the Latin poet, Lurunus, not long be­ which the grant preacher passed. tainty o f those things, wherein thou possibilities when a strong body nnd fore the birth o f their celebrated son. Luke ns Author hnst been instructed." * a Strang mind, under the control of nn He necompunied them to. their home Luke is the author of the third gos­ It w ill be noticed that he refers to in Spain and wus honored by having pel and also of the hook known ns the what others have written nnd credits enlightened heart nnd obedient to a heavenly vision, enlist in the service the child nnmid after him. Galiio and Acts of the Apostles." Any one in them with drawing up a narrative o f God and His Son, our Saviour, Seneca also were . among \IhO pioml- |% torested to know the large contribuvs%-o,.*M hi lU H im im g tnusc (Copyrights luZii. by concerning those muiiers matters wnicn which aro (Copyright, 1023, Hcnt men with whom lie become ac-ltion mudo by Luke, when measured most nurely believed among us, even The Republic Syndicate) For a limited time only, with each VACUUM CUP TIRE You buy, we w ill give FREE E ONE TON TESTED TUBE OF CORRESP O N D I N G SIZE Recent price reduction on Vacuum Cup Tires, plus this FREE TUBE offer, gives opportunity for ' an approximate SAVING OF 30% CHEVROLET Offer strictly limited—Better take advantage NOW * San Juan Garage Company F. P. RINES Phone 481-J 105 Pnlmetlo Avc. iQ tica x u B U K R sa B n n i ID E I Inferiority Com plex” This is a term that scientists use for a chronic state o f mind in which ' the victim thinks lie is not equal to other people and so gets to hating them. More or less, such a condition exists in many minds. • One cause is the I . He is tilled with fear and worry, low in spirits, unduly apologetic. person’s fear that he would he helpless in nny unusual emergency; thnt he could not accomplish anything if he saw a chance. 5 2 C 2 T A J I i&Sk FORD TO U R IN G CAR. Improved style, more graceful lines and a lower appearance, aro outstand­ ing features o f tho new Ford Tour­ ing Car. ■ I* given a further touch o f complete­ ness by the new apron on tho radia­ tor which connects wjth fender skirts, bringing a highly finished appearance to the front. This new fcaturo is standard on nil Ford passenger car types. These all have been effected through the higher radiator. The cowl has Another improvement resulting been enlarged nnd drops in a grace­ from the larger rowl is the increase fu l sweep to meet the larger hood, in leg room afforded occupants o f the givin g tho entire car body generally front scut, making fo r more comfort longer lines. in.rjding. . .( A t (lie name time tho aitraciiveness o f tho onoman top and slant­ Jlsl.y nerald oh sale a t Jos's Smoka ing wfi^cishield are enhanced. House, Mobley;s Drug S$an and The'fextorior appearance o f the ’car Hunt's F ham acy; ' ' •I * i tf (t*t »i*1 P “A Marvel of Nations” * « That feeling comes largely because o f a lack o f money saved. * o f in n a u u m e n t T h e new Ford care are n o w ready lor your inspection, introducing changes th at improve the appearance oi the various body types and increase their comlort and utility. They offer you not only economical and depend­ able transportation, but also a more attractive style and a greater share oi motoring convenience — a Combination that makes the otitstmnding value o! Ford cars more impressive than ever. See the new Ford models now on display in our showroom. ’ N Lack of money begets lack of confidence. Financial freedom is an antidote for such mental ills, and the wiiy to accomplish financial freedom Is to L IV E W IT H IN YO U R M E A N S and not squander your income on unnecessary luxuries. V ' ' .......... r . , I it.,. vIf Money in the bank, not money in any particular bank, but money •in any o f the Sanford banks, will giy^.^’ou-self:confidence nnd mental con- v { tentment and make you in every way a Letter citizen. r ,/ c lK \|» 0f,.7J£ : v • J »* ! 7 V » cmn' . ^ , Ik* Ford fVmily Pmrekst* E D W A R D H IG G IN S Authorised Ford Dsalor P e o ple s R a n h o r fiANropp “ W ill Protestantism and Catholicism Unite?” F R E E LE C T U R E M IL A N E T H E A T R E , Sunday Night, S ept 16 v v v 'TTr-rfjZ si �DIG 'D B R S A N BROTHERHOOD nations that flourished and crumbled, Alkm drtbtra iird tirgtil 'to bo pro!-; ent i t the Hiff Dem in Brotherhood Clara 'Sunday ntnrning, 0:30 n. m., nt Iho First Baptist Church. There w ill be » well-known speaker who w ill address the class s t.th a t time. We expect to have n largo crowd o f young men present. The Class "cordially Iqvltcs all young men married or unmarried, who are visiting the -city fo r a short time tb* attend, even/if only fo r once. tt you have Just recently moved to Sainfon), coma out to our class and get acquainted with tho “ Who’s Wlio .. o f ^ anfoG dt,„,H i, i , . . , w i . Reporter. did hot perish bccauto oC luxprjr aa ' , H O LY CRQSg CHURCH. Park Avenuo at 4th Street. Church services fo r the 16lh Sun­ day p. Trinity, 10 Sept. 1023, w ill be: 7:30 a. m., Low Celebration. 0:45 a. m. Sunday school. 7:30-vp. m., Vespers and Music#! service, The Rector has . returned nnd will r .. ■ , ~ i ' - PAGE T AY, SEPTEMBER 15, SANFORD DAILY HERALD, many o f thoa<tfwty<(|umy thch^hbtiny tell ua, out fa t h e r , they were doomed from the first because their political philosophy did not provido fo r popular control-and equal oppor­ tunity fo r all. Thu .French, slogan ‘ Liberty, Equality, Fraternity’ soumf'ed the note which emancipated men’s bodies and souls, but ■ even these ideals offered no universal panacea Until science and; invention came to ths resucc and made them practical benefits to ‘nil mankind 'Electricity la the most “ Today the benefits o f applied set , world's population’ ' wns engaged in manual labor. Education was not needed and when obtained created only dissatisfaction and diworitcnfc. With the advent o f machinery, how­ ever, education became a necessity, fo r the transition o f man from a machine himself to a machino tender marked the great and wonderful step which relieved him o f drudgchy, gave him leisure nnd solf-ricvciopment and culture and provided opportunity fo r recreation, by majorities, not by minorities, ns nossed at a w aterfall and delivered iq the disastrous experiments o f hundreds o f miles away to ■ mam­ Greece, and the material comforts moth manufacturing plant or to a provided by machinery aro .carried tiny fan with which to t)lspel summer into the most remote hamlets by tho heat. I t brings to the lowliest o f to­ use o f electricity. It is in this role, day luxuries not even dreamed o f by therefore that we find electricity th o . princes and potentates c f past playing its vital part as an element civilizations. I t has indeed been the which develops civilisation and should handmaiden o f education and demo­ render the present ’ typo safe from cracy, transmuting into practical and tho perils which overwhelm tho em­ ■notarial form, the abstract benefits ■» ■ pires and states o f ancient times. • o f idealism and theory/* '?• — ;------ - tt--------— ' IlA N l) C d N tp riftf A J C E N T R A L ' ' I’ a I & 4 SJJNI>AY 4 V. M. Clty’a largest Churches, Mr. Wnttfeld, organist, w ill also interpret some o t the best o f the. great composers. M r, Mattfcld is one. of Now York’s greatest musical composers, having be his latest achievement the great opera, “ The Virgins o f the Sun,’’ pre­ sented at the “ Greenwich Players Theater," Now York City, Everyone always welcomed at Holy Cross church. TH E FUtST B A P T IS T CHURCH Sunday school 9:30 n. m* Mrs. Margaret Krupp Mattfcld o f New York will sing at tho opening o f the ithool, “ Consider nnd Hear Me.” Morning worship nnd sennon 11 n. B. Julius Mattfcld, New Yqrk, orpnlst for the morning. Mrs. Mattfold will sing, “ Repent Y e." Rev. Holmes S, Rlghtmirc, Dnytonn Beach, will iptik both morning and evening. B. Y, P. Unions 7 o'clock. , Evening worship nnd sermon 8 o'clock. Mias Mildred Simmons who kit apent the summer studying' in Chicago will be organist fo r tho evenlng. SUNDAY M O R N IN G CLUB. That wns n. fine bunch of men in the Sunday Morning Club lust Sunday, ind the members o f the class think they have one o f the greatest teachers is Florida. It is indeed u privilege to hear Judge Sharon, liis subject tomorrow morning will he, “ Luke, the Physician, nnd His Contribution to Christianity." Every man in the class is urged to do his best today nnd tomorrow morn­ ing in reaching th e men of the city who arc not in Sunday school. The men of the class w ill be in the auditorium at 9:30 sharp to hear Mr. ind Mrs. Mattfcld. SC RA P-IR O N C LASS. , The attendance last Sunday was so good it reminded one o f the meet­ ings this time last year. L et’s have an equally good attendance to mor­ r o w .,.M r . (3. W. Spencer made a splendid talk and Miss. L illy- Ruth Spencer rendered two beautiful, solos. Mrs. Julios Taknch hap consented to sing tomorrow morning and the Class will bo delighted to hear her. Mr. E. E. Brady will be the speaker. Milane Theatre, 10:00 n. m. A l l . Sauls Church Serviced. , Tomorrow, the seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost, divine services will be ns "follows: , Low Mann nt 10:30 a. m. Sermon: “ Love toward God nnd Neighbor," from the Gospel o f tho day. . . ... No Benediction service. Tomorrow, the monthly collection envelopes will be taken ^ p . Weekday Masses at 8 a. nt. Next Sunday Children's Mass with instruction nt 8 a. m. Strangers cordially invited to church services. March— National Emblem— E. B(yr-, ley. Dance o f tho Hours, from Ln Gioconda— A. Ponchielli. Grand Selection, from Mnrthn— F. Von Fiotow. Cornet Solo—The Neapolitan Song — Master Johnny Shirnrd— E. D. Capua. Intermission. March— Tho New President— A. Taylor. Overture— Morning, Noon and N ig h t— F. Von Suppe. Allegretto, E. Valsc—On tho Beau­ tiful Rhine— Kelcr Bela. S u ite‘ In four parts— Atlantis or tho L o s t ,Continent— Snfranek. 1. Morning Hymn of Praise, 2. The Court Function. 3. The Prlnco nnd Anna, 4. Thb Destruction o f -Atlantis, March— Star .Spangled Banner, SCIENCE A N D C IV IL IZ A T IO N . q[ |> of the Japanese nation. Earthquake and fire have destroyed their homes and £ stores, obliterated their communication and transportation and left the living Dr. Scinmctx, perhaps the grentcat o f electrical wizards, delivered n f y lecture in one o f tho eastern cities that attracted wide-spread attention. 1 He dwelt largely upon the future use o f the “ subtle fluid" and ns nn illus- V tration o f the pretentious field uf|4& thought, two of his predictions mnylaTv be cited: Tho universal reduction of J , the hour* o f a day's labor to four, ^ with a production of greater results X than the eight sought for now, nnd j tho ability to communicate will: the inhabitants o f Mars aiul other plan- G f eta. Such, things appear to tho layman as Idle dreams. A A few days ngo lie mldreascd nn nudicncc in Denver, and the burden o f his talk wns In presenting hin views-of the chungcs already wrought in tha world by the scientific appliestion o f this agoncy to the tasks of men., H i« ln itiivo to the point thut liis predictions in the former appeur to be approaching events. Congregational Church. There will be scrvlc nt the Con gregntiur.nl church tomorrow ns fo l­ lows: Bible School meets nt 9:45 n. m. Morning preaching service* nt~rlrr*cn o'clock. Y. P. S. C. E. meets at 7:15- p. m. Night preaching service at eight o’clock. The Denver Times gives an annlyA cordial welcome to afl ..services. sis o f his nddress. The great ancient the greatest1disasters in history has fallen suddenly upon a large section helpless in a scarred and seared land. They are in stark need' and' unless relief i " , ' i , * ‘ • j, ’**T" * in tremendous volume is hurried to them they must perish by thousands from t * hunger, thirst and sickness. JL X Y -y A J, X J Some man, some womhn, some child will live if you answer this call today. Sehd Hanes Cord Tires have been as much as you can-AND AT ONCE. Checks should be drawn tb the order of JlnncH never rush ip. They try -out thoroughly. The teat tells. When tin nrtidq js .marketed hy, Hanes, it is dependableSome men who read This wear H aws underwear. They don’ t need to he told hpw good the Hanes product is. Hanes ar< located in North Carolina. They know cotton— and the lough fine cotton cords that are important in a tire ns is rubber. Himes got one rubber expert from Europe. HeAvufi heart nnd soul n tire-maker. With him,, jthey put two big American experts to world To these three men, they gave their own knowl­ edge of cotton and its working. tlie American Red Cross, and can be sent to any newspaper in, the state or to your • ;,v r Ideal chapter. J Two’ years the combined force s/ent in studying nnd planning— two years before they even tried to make a tire. But'when they did go ahend— the Hanes lire was worth­ while. It went into all sorts o f /ervice. It underwent nil sorts of., tough., tests op mountain and country roads. Hines Is not only u city tire but an all-around lire. You can bank nn it. t #l - »!„ f , •- M. t |1| *% 1 1, 1 1 Gradually it is being Introduce# in the whole country. It is our good fortune to In­ troduce it to Sanford. Here it p —land here’s your car’s size and price: Hanes C ora Oversize— H eavy Duty F L O R ID A A D V IS O R Y CO M M ITTEE 3 1 x 4 ............ ...... *................ 18.50 33x4 ..." ...... ........................ 20:56 3 2 x 4 1 -2 Tampa .....2 2 J L ........ 25;50 34x4 1 - 2 ...... ........ ,;.| i....... :. 26.75 3 3 x 5 .... John Turner, Chairman ..........H t . 31.50 Harvey R. Payne, Jacksonville; Miss Elizabeth Skinner, Dunedin W . K. IJycr, Pensacola Mrs. Arthur Cummer, Jacksonville Jerome E. Widemnn, West Palm Bealt ' 1*1 '1 '- I t . . , R .M , Sealey, Tallahasee Long life ip the rubber, long wear in the cord— unlimited guatai. . B. F. Tillinghaat, Crescent City ' V . « I,I • , IL W . Ambrose, Winter. Haven 4 * *-«*, * . - -T ‘ ' l l ' / V H. E. Hai’kishhelm er, Jacksonville. ThiB advertising space has been donated, by The Sanford Daily Herald! ‘ Every dollar •• K ' ' tribiited will go to relieve suffering in Japan. ' ' 1 * DbO) '* •.. »* • . V . �rt ^ ' CUP;* li.t, iaalfA'iSsJIV I Ai '•11iA i< t>ay. i t Is different now. hi soldiery; bbr Ipdpfitc '^bfcon butchered and tdrivnrr from theirj homes with almost incredible cruelty; her d tlcs nnd villages have been raxed nnd destroyed; her factories have, been ruined nnd their machin­ ery •stolen; her live stock has been driven, off; her forests nnd orchards cut down, nnd her land made n bar­ ren dcscr.t It was not war o f which sho complains, although Germany was the unprovoked aggressor. It was tho savage barbarity and cruel­ ty', tho evident determination to crip­ ple her beyond the power of future recovery, the material damage to hob fair land fo r which she asks repara­ tion1and Insists upon guaranties. Who can blame her if sha stands inflexibly oni-hcf rights? Let the German nation toil and struggle for a llfotim o if necessary to make good the damage sho did with such Infern­ al .glee in four years o f war. i t will be no more than Junt, There are signs that Germany is The Herald Printing Co. PtlD LlA ltR Ill R. *• H. ll. J. J. A. I, (IO L I.Y______________________ B rill** I.ll.l. AU D ____ K H r r la r r - T r r M ir r r WKBIi...........___ f l f . r r a l I t a . a g H O L L Y — A ilrrrtU la iv M a m i n .1 A A n t t la U g lla t .a Marie Application K aan Thing* Worth W hile ricked Up Tens Long A go Laid Down; Scum oa L S W I • S H IP P C tr a ilillM M m « i t ______ Pfcaae B3S-W a ftr r B ti. tn. D O N 'T G IV E U P . * * Don’t give up hoping when tho ship goes down, ■ ab arrlp iloa P r im In A l r n m O a t Y e a r _________ ____ _ _____________M M • t z M e a t h . ............................ '• • a O a llm ttri la d i p h r C arrier Oaa W eek — .............. .................. IB Cent . Don’t thjnk you're dying just becnusc you're hit, .T h e h i* 12- fa IH-pane W e e k ly llrl ■M en tirety r o v e r * Rrm lnkle C( ___ «a ri U pnlilU brd e v e ry Frlriaj-. Aritrerl l ' l a * ralea marie knnirn on ap p llralla a . BABB per re a r, a ln a r a la ariraaee. Make a little error and gifts up in dismay. M R M IIR It T III9 A A A O C IA T C n PIlHItll The Associated Preaa la wsclunlvely entitled tu the up * fo r repuhllcatloirof all news dispatches credited to it or •tot otherwlaa credited In this paper and alao the local newt published herein. All right* of ra-publlcatton o f special ilapatcbea herein are alao raaerrad. nrrfeei IIICttAt.i1 tlt ll.ni.xt;. Pkaae IM to Grab n spar or something—Just refuse to' drown. Smile in tho fnco o f danger and hang to, your grit. Folks die too easy— they aort o f fndc envoy; Kind o f mnn that’s needed Is the man o f ready wit, To laugh at pain and trouble and kcc^'up his grit, o o o o Hang onl Cling on! N o matter what they nay. I’ush onl Ring on! Things w ill come your way. Dost wny to get there is by keeping up your grit. A iiv ic iiT ia ia n a t In caae of errora or ommlaalon tn legal nr other ml vert Iarm cut a The Herald Print I mr (.'ompnny ilora not , held Itself liable for ilntnnge further than the nntnutit received for such mlVertlaementa. have believed thnt the demands — Louis E, Thayer. o f G E IIM A N Y SH O W ING a! In to poll m et nn honorable wny. I f that shall bo the outcome of the occupation It will have been worth while. Let us hope fo r the best.— Tampa Times. IN T E R E S T IN -2Vi . J-A. ' ______ r * J — - ** • erfal piece, pt eff F L O R ID A . The great Interest people all over tho United Staten feel in Florida has been measured in a substantial way this summer. To begin with, everywhere tho Johnny Jones shown go, tho people hear nbout Orlando, nnd tho thousand and ono qucstiqps Edjliq Salter and othars .are askedpabout Florida and Orlando indicates th# interest that Is fc|tThen there are the Ringiing Bros., covering tho •eastern part o f the United States with their shows nnd everywhere they are singing tho praise o f Florida, and especially Sarasota, In N ew Ypi;k City n P lectures on Florida. pt the promoters of IIo fiU jL , h — H r. o m J k h . B c M , fji^M Indcrs "d is traveling nil 6 w r t p e m ldilt} west dovering weekly engagements at stats fairs, chnutauquns and other gatherings. In flaming letters over the face o f the big bass drum are the words; "R oyal Scotch Highland­ ers Band, St. Petersburg, F lo rid a " Wherever that big drum goes, Florida is advertised. Across the end o f a largo hall at tho Indiana Stqto Fair Is partition­ ed off space wjiich is richly decorat­ ed Irf the tropical plants from Fjoridn a n d t y p i c a l - Florida r e s t-ro o m -i* filled daily with, ladies who listen to the music o f an orchestra and hear jTh<bSea. a n c e lB g h r fv n t other f airSi - In “ "oth er place h nn o f tho "Polk Product*” frem " City where tho hearts of grap/r"? art being canned. In.onc of iT H ‘ b . . . l . I . Cblcngn ,h rf ^ br„„d, Tnmpa and Key West. * Everywhoro lhc fnRlc of n being heralded. And it i, ^ that people arc anxious to know J2 productivity. These and lim^ .agencies are giving po0p|s that l„. tflligcnt information that is hclofm — Reporter-Star. p ’ SENSE A T tlio miners to the extent o f an in­ LA S T. Passive resistance, as a German policy against the demands o f the Just. Governor Pinchot’s service is French, is about to come to an end. not limited to the good that comes It has been unprofitable to both Thnt lown judge who fined himself from the Bcttlcmcnt o f this strike parties. It has in no wny absolved fo r the violation o f the traffic lawi alone, hut the-peaceful settlement, the Germans from the ultimate re­ o f his city is to bo commended, hut without a strike, should serve to les­ sponsibility o f making reparation to ns he tnndc the fine only $1, it looks sen tho number o f strikes in tho • the French for tho wanton and seri|oua damage done to their country like ho h not unlike the re.it o f us— country ns it gives confidence to both during the World war. It has seri­ looking fur the easiest way out. sides o f a controversy In the adequa­ ously weakened tho ability o f Ger­ Now they say the (lermnns have cy o f arbitration, and will thus tend many to pay the Immense sums found n way o f secretly disabling to the settlement of contentions in which she owes to the world because o f her mad and unprovoked itssnult the airplanes. The forced Innding of that wny. It may well be thirty French planes arc uccniintcd . In later years there has been nn In­ upon it in 1911. if Franco has secured fo r by this method. O f course this is creasing hope that cnpitnl and labor doubted the offspring of some imaginative would learn to nettle their differences enough from the occupation to pay mind, hut it is n tribute to the ac­ by arbitration without disturbing tho tho expense that it incurred. It has widened the breach be­ knowledged supremacy o f tho Ger­ public by strikes, but the confidence man genius, and who would rob it in o f both sides In the plan lias been tween the two countries, and has In­ the hour when tributes in that direc­ wanting, Its successful operation in tensified the racial hatred that lias this instance should further the cuusc. existed for centuries and will always tion arc so scarce. The mnn with the qualities for such exist until it again finds vent in T H E C O A L S T ItIK E S E T T L E M E N T service is a valuable asset even for bloody nnd destructive war. France has at lenst nn excuse for such service alone. ----------- o her action. First,* she can plead the It was a hard task the president While other European nations are example o f Germany, which held her and coal hoard turned over to Gover­ nor 1’ inchoti but he has accomplished stirring up the troubled waters, there troops on French soil, when she was it. There is a mnn for every task in is a rift in the cloud hanging, over tho victor fit) years ngo, until the the country— tho Job is to find him. France and (iernmny. More than last franc o f an enormous indemnity in the latest had been paid, and then Bnimark ex­ Governor I ’inchot is entitled to cred­ intimations carried it for the way he lias handled the news point to the surrender o f Ger­ pressed his regret that lie had not problem, though his plan mny add many to tho inevitable. She has made it twice as large. France paid somewhat to the price o f anthracite paid flill price for her stubbornness on tho nail when the fortunes of war coal. The Ktrike, continued, would — loss o f revenue from her richest Went against her, although her arm­ in the end have cost inure, hut we are district for months, the cost o f re­ ies had not invaded German soil, had slow to believe l'inchol arrived at, pairing the occupied territory, ehaotic done no damage to German interests. his accepted terms o f adjustment by j condition o f finances, and a second It was clearly in tho nnturc o f a penalty that she was compelled to thnt manner of reasoning, lie must great humiliation. In n liin A.lve-tl.tnq hrprearn'.alivo ISOCIAT'OM L>T H E AMKHICAN 1'ttt‘ SSAS'i in A ii H er land at in has befen invadetlty» t lii kal»cr4r btait-j P illb M illt r a M i < *r i r t U ( f e r a l ! Ilallrith *, 1OT M t t M t U A t r * A n f n f iL KlA. ' ft»> J»o4i**ri»Lria*(jnrAAiraaa>Map(fadpi&fl>i»TactH1•''■Atanwrifcpw-tfmwufiAqOM - ■•* - » 'i rvi crease o f ten per cent in wnges were Suifik Tbur-wheel Brakes Buick four-wheel brake* meet the demands of present day traffic condition* by having power in reserve to insure a rapid, safe and reliable *‘*10 ? ", Y our Local Pavements Brick means longest w A ir and lowest Actual braking effectiveness Is practically doubled by Buick four-wheel brakes. ThU is accomplished by slowing down the two front wheels. Erich brake band has a threequarter wrap or grip on its brake drum, rcther than the half-way wrap in common practice. taxes. Brick means pavements that outlast the bonds. Brick means pavements thnt attract the The Buick four-wheel brakes are an In­ tegral part o f the Buick front axle design. Their arrangement and operation are simple. The front brakes are coupled in relation to the rear so that when the broke pedal Is operated more pressure is put on the rear brakes than on the front. tourist, a n d that m eans m ore business. NATIONAL P A V IN G B R IC K MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Engineer* ilullJing CL'VcUnJ, Uliiu VITRIFIED Buick four-wheel brakes (on all models] are one of many definite advances in motor car operation and maintenance that the 1924 Buicks have contributed to auto­ mobile transportation. , . 7. IS.NT P A V E M E N T S —TE STE D I N A D V A N C E SWORD BUICK F. V. COOPER, Mnnaser 206-208 Magnolia Ave.- -PHone .*167 On and after Saturday, September 15th w e will operate the Service Station formerly occupied by Standard Oil Co., on corner of First Street ------------------ :----------------- and Elm Avenue a s -------— --------- \--------------ra • / 1 • , * v ■» Wight Bros. Co*, Station This station will be under the management of Mr. Henry B. Purdon, who will see that you get the same quick, courteous service that has made s ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ at our main station on Second and Magnolia. any friends for us One of the main features of this station will be the addition of M IL L E R TIRES that we will handle on an extremly small margin for cash, thus Avoiding the neces­ sity of patronizing mail order houses. Note these prices: ’ 1 30 x 3 30x3 lA 30 x 3*/2 31x4 32 x 4 Fabric ___ ____ ----------- $ F ab ric...... ................. C ord..... ..................... Cord......................... C o r d ______ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7.90 *8.75 10.45 18.70 19.70 33 x 4 C ord_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 20.85 34 x 4 C ord ......................... 21.35 32x414 C ord.................. 26.65 33x4}4 C ord........ ................ 27.25 34x4J4 C o rd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ :......... 27.45 FABRICS G U AR AN TEED 6,000 M ILES 33.50 36.80 36 x 6 38 x 7 40x8 CORDS GUARANTEED 10,000 M ILES A Ford Gift Ticket W ith Each $1.00 Purchase rade at Wights’ ---- -Save Your Tickets- - - - - Get a New Ford - ■ \ * a ^ , ^ ' V. �B O W L IN G -T E N N IS ’ B O X IN G BASEBALL > FOOTBALL BASKET BALL T R A P SHOOTING R. L . SH IPP, Editor flEDS A N D T H E BRAVES S P L IT W H IL E G IA N T S LOSE. BASEBALL LE A G U E S T A N D IN G S - By Editor National League. Won. L o s t P e t fork ___________ 86 New York rgb ^ r - w r r S O , . Pittsburgh. inti ... ............... - ~ 8 l CincinnatiChicagoo — ------------ 72 tSs .. 70 St. Louis —...... tn .................... -6 0 Brooklyn ...» Jphia ____ i . — .44 Philadelphia 44 Boston __________ 53 56. 58 64 66 60 80 80 American league, And the Angel was brought lowl .610 In fact the Angel was brought to *588 .583 the floor several times before Ko dc-j .529 elded that ho wanted to make a perm­ .515 anent visit. .480 .330 Dempsey evidently decided after 330 Flrpo knocked him through the ropes thnt U was time to finish his Argin- Won. Lost. ret. tinan foe before further damage was done. .CG9 New York ................. 89 / 0 .546 Cleveland .. •.„.,.:.p,..i.7t y GO And he did it. Dempsey was in .523 Detroit ----- — ---- - w * 7 / 61 his worst danger when he took a .60.8 ... ... >........ •*** ..0 5 63 St. L o u is .... 69 .477 sight seeing tour and saw about Washington ..................63 .459 eight million stars, according to his 72 Chicngo ...... 73 .430 own estimation, but after this Mr. Philadelphia ..........A ...55 78 .400 Flrpo met his Waterloo, It05ton ••^L»*»******••**« Southern Association. And thdt*« going some— just thlhk last night’s' Affair only lasted thres minutes and fifty-seven seconds. A c­ cording to that, W ills had better look at the crowd before he enters the ring. Ho w on T h a vc time to look after­ wards. Gcorgo Burns, first sneker for the Boston Bcaneatcrs made a triple play unaalsled yesterday, which was the fourth o f 'it s kind in big loaguo re­ cords. V A L D E Z G R IL L $ 1.00 Expect Boston needed thnt triple Chicago, Sept. 14.— Vic Keen, col­ play bad too. Though, after ador­ legian pitcher o f the Chicago Nationing the cellar position for so long mDrQ, a) R | | et the w orld'! champions down n time s h e . needs something more than triple plays to pull her out. • with five scatlcrod hits one of which was a homer by George Kelley, and defeated Now York todnf, 7 to 1. Score: R. II. E. New York ..— .010 000 000— 1 5 2 Chicngo ..... ......010 032 lOx— 7 9 0 McQuillan, Ryan, Jonunrd, and Snyder; Keen and *U*Farrell. In npenking nf Jack's “ slghtnccUng Won, L o s t Pet. tour" to the stars which he made New Orleans .....:— 89 51 .C3G when I.uia knocked him thru the Mobile ....... 84 61 .579 ropes, tho Angel showed his inexMemphis - .................. -78 (17 .521 pcrience ns a fighter by not follow­ Birmingham ............. 72 08 314 ing this up by what should have Atlanta .........................72 72 .500 been a knockout blow. Dempsey was Thursday afternoon Coach an­ Nashville ............ 57 73 .493 about ready to cash in when he climb­ Chnttnnoogli ................57 80 .398 ed back into tho ring and should nounced thnt the squad would prac­ Little Rock ............ 47 89 .845 have been easy meat for Firpo ac­ tice until midnight i f the above men­ tioned hackfiold didn’t get n little cording to our estimation. more pep nml tear thru the scrubs GAMES L E S T E R D A Y . for a touchdown. Ed Moye evi­ But o f course we didn't sec the V National League. dently hnd a date on hnnd because fight— only heard about it. Cincinnti 9-0; Boston' 1-4, after this announcement as soon ns Chicago 7; New York 1. Which was enough tu settle our be could get his hands on tho ole’ SL Louis 3, Philadelphia 2. pigskin ho lore thru the opposing wants. Only three played. line liko Firpo hit /he flour Inst night Now Jack Dempsey after collecting Lee Peck followed it up with anoth­ American League. tile knlo oil this scrap will leave for er lino crasher and Bcorcd. Boston 4; Cleveland 3. a hunting trip. .Hope during this New York 4{ Chicngo 7. So beware all ye state champion­ outing he will change his mind about Washington 3; Detroit 8. fighting, Harry Wills, negro aspir­ ship contenders— when you piny S Only three played. ant to the heavyweight champion­ II. S. ship. I f he will come back from this Southern AariOciation. Season tickets will be placed on trip with the decision to fight Wills New Orleans 0, Nashvillo 10 (11 in­ there will be a big negro funeral sale very soon. * These tickets will admit you to all high school nthelesoon after. nings.) tic games this term and will be $7.50 Atlanta G; Little Rock 2. Ami this mauling will be a whole instead of $10 ns form erly announc­ Memphis 6, Birmingham 2. ed. lot shorter than last night’s too. .Chattanooga 3; Mobile 12. ' Cincinnati, SepL 14.— Luqua reg istered his 24th victory o f the season when Cincinnati defeated Boston to 1 in the first game o f today’s double header, but Boston secureA an even break on the day when Barnes shut out tho Rads, 4 to 0, in the second game. Luquo allowed only four hits, 'while Oeschger was knocked out of the box in the third inning. In the second gnmo, tho Reds made 11 hits, but were unable to score a run. First Game: R. JL E. Boston ............010 000 000— 1 4 4 Cincinnati .........107 000 lOx— 0 12 2 Oeschger, Marqunrd and O'Neil; Gibson, Luque and llnrgrnvo. Second Gnmc: R. II. E. Boston’ ........— 000 030 010—4 5 0 Cincinnati _____ 000 000 000—0 11 2 Ilarnes and Smith; Harris, Keck, Donohue, McQualiL and Wingo. Showing how a dymntlc westerner Poston ... :oo 000 tames a bunch o f International crooks. Ofehawt#! nit; Quinn and Plcnfch. ‘V il Tolil HI crooks lilt lamoti bear through N E W YO RK. Sept. 15.— The Chicago White Sox yesterday vrtm the next to a beehive, the final game, with the Yankees by Also tonight is Cash prize night. a acore o f 7 to 4. Score by innings: y i Good comedy and Mutt and Jeff com­ Chicago ; edy. Tonight Tom Mix in "Stopping New Y o r k ____ S Fast T R IP L E P L A Y F E A T U R E Lcvcretto and Schalk OF BOSTON’S W IN Pipegrass and Scheng. A sw iftly moving adventure story O V E R IN D IA N S with action on two continents. W A S H IN G TO N , Sept. 15.— Detroit BOSTON, S ep t 15.— A triple play, hammered Zachary and Rusaell in the A tempest o f thrills that sweeps unassisted, by Gcorga Bums, Boston eighth inning fo r six runs and defeat­ from the Arizona desert to the Ilong first basemnn, occurred In the second ed Washington, 8 to 3. , inning o f the Boston-Clcvcland game Kong w aterfron t Score by innings: here yesterday, which the home club Detroit 000 010 061—8 11 A fighting streak tn a furious won, 4 to 3, in 12 innings. Washington 100 200 000—3 7 1 drama o f adventure, Intrigue and Score by innings: Colo and Bossier; Zachary, Russctf, mystery. Cleveland.. 000 002 000 100— 3 1! 2 Mnrberry and Ruct. $ 1.00 T A B* . L E D’HOTE D IN N E R S U N D A Y, SE PTE M B E R 10. Served from 12 to 2— 6 to 8 I*. M. I Florida Fruit Cocktail SOUPS Mock Turtle Auglaisc or Tomato Bullion Hearts of Celery Young RwHshcs Queen Olives St. Louis, Sept. 14.— St. Louis knocked W cinerl out of the box nml defeated Philadelphia today, l to 3. The locals hnd three recruits in the line-up, Douthitt, Huggins nml Flow­ ers— in line with Manager Itickley's plan to give tho Youngsters n try out in preparation for next year’s .campaign. Score: R. II. E. I’hila................ 000 020 noo—2 0 0 St. I-ouis ....... 003 000 OOx—3 10 1 Wcinort, Bishop, Belts, Head and Henline; Haines and Clemons. Fried Fillet of Sole Tartar, Pommca Julinne CHOICE Prime Ribs of New York Ilcef an Jus • . v Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Fried Young Chicken Tango Style Whipped Potatoes Sweet Potaoea an Ritz Cauliflower Hollandaiae Steamed Rice Lettuce and Tomatoes on Mayonaiso Corn Bread Detroit scrubwoman went to work in her auto, proving they charge in Detroit like they rkrherr. — ,-----V J . ----------When Cat-pet, Bahia, Dnllis m idVasey grosses and Japan clover, or lespedezn, have established themselves in Florida on an equal fooling with the common wlregrass, that day will bo n great day fo r thp sUjdthign. Finger Rolls ' Wheat Bread Apple or Peach P ie'a la Mode Peach Shortcake with Whipped Cream Vaniila Ice Cream and Cake Demi Tasso £♦♦*♦«$»«$►♦*♦ ♦*♦ **4 ♦*♦ (£♦ T i * / f ♦*♦ «$►<$♦♦*♦ <$*♦*♦ «$m $» ♦♦♦ «$■ ter extensive alterations, we are glad to say that we will open again tomorrow, Sunday, September 16th, with a Specially prepared Menu Celery Hearts Sliced Tomutocs T h e kind of “ helpings” you used D IN N ER Cream of Chicken Soup Queen Olives Mixed Pickles Lettuce Sliced Cucumbers Fried Sen Bass Tartar Sauce Baked Red Snapper nux Fried Herbs Prime Cuts o f New York Bcfcf au Jus Roast Leg Young Pig, Brown Gravy, Green Apple Sauce Braised Leg of Spring Lamb, Brown or Mint Sauce. Roast Native Young Hens, Stuffed with Celery Dressing Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce ' Fried Spring Chicken, Cream Gravy i Gratin Chicken a la King, Lu-Bcth Style. Spaghetti, Spanish Sauce Stuffed Bell Peppers Anglaisc * Candied Florida Yams Whipped Potatoes Fresh String Beans French Peas Lima Beans New Beets Garden Spinach Corn Muffins Home-made Parker Houso Rolls Graham Muffins Beaten Milk Biscuits Green Apple First Street PIES Mince Meat Custard Cocoanut Manilla Ice Cream Raisin Cup Custard Cake S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Blueberry. to get at home when you had an a p p e t i t e that knows. only ' youth v * Food that has a flavor and sub­ stance which only high class ingredients will produce. Prepared with avskill which riv­ als that o f ' the competent Meisch Building * ir * ' V �; 'V , • v v -v ■ •. •! »• .*•*.;} f«1 fife j .- , „ n M l i r r .... C lrvalattaa M a n a g .r r h a a e K l - W a f l r r I a. m. I a k * f r l « l 1 * i P r lM la A d ra a ea Oaa T e a r ______________________ j ____ 111 M a a l k a _________________________ S.oo - 0*11.ered la C ity k r C arrier Oaa W M k . . .................... ............IB Ceate Tfca hUr 'IX- to IH-paae W e e k ly H er­ ald e n tire ly r a r e r . Remlnnle t’ou n tr aad la pakiU ked e r e r y K rlday. A d r r r • w l * « ra tra made kn im n aa appltralla a . H M per year, a lira y a la ad eaaee. M E K B B lt T i l l ! A fftO C IA T E Il PIIKIIH T h e Aaaoclated Preaa la exclualvaly antltlad to ll.e uaa fo r r.n u h llca tlo n -o f a ll nawa dlapatchaa credited to H or •lot otkarw laa credited In thla paper and alao tha local nawa pubilahed herein. A ll rlgh ta o f ra-publlcatlon o f apaolat dlapntrhen herein are alao raaarved. Officei URttAt.n B V IL n ixn . Pk*n. l « Things Worth W hile Ticked U p Along the W a y; Some From Tens Long A g o Laid Down; Some From Tens o f Later Days. D O N ’T G IV E U P . Don’t give up hoping when the ship goes down, Grab a spar or something— just refuse to drown. Don’ t think you’re dying just because you'ro hU, Smile in the fuce o f danger and hang to, your grit. Make a little error and g iro up in dismny. Kind o f nmn thht’s needed is the man o f ready wit, To laugh at pain and trouble nnd keep up his grit, . Foreign A.Kc-tMr.u Krprr.rnlnliv. ie AMKRicAN I’RiZsh as so n AT'O ‘ 1 That Iown judge who fined himself fo r the violation o f the traffic lawn o f hto city in to hit commended, hut its fie mndo the fine only $1, it looks like ho to not unlike the rest o f us— looking fo r tho easiest way out. ■■ ............... Now they say the Germans hnve found n way o f secretly disabling the airplanes. The forced landing of thirty French planes are accounted for by this method. O f course this in the offspring o f some imaginative mind, hut It is a tribute to the ac­ knowledged supremacy o f the Ger­ man genius, and who would fob it in the hour when tributes in thut direc­ tion are no scarce. T H E C O A L S T R IK E S E T T L E M E N T Eft It was a hard task the president and coni board turned over to Gover­ nor Tinchot, hut he has accomplished It. There is a man fo r every task In the country— the Job is to find him. Governor Tinchot is entitled to cred­ it for the way he has handled the problem, though his plan mny add somewhat to, the price o f anthracite coal. The utrikc, continued, would In the end have cost more, but we are slow to believe Tinchot arrived ntj his accepted terms o f adjustment byj that manner o f reasoning, lie must o * - •* o o » • Ilan g on! Cling on! No matter whnt they say. Tush on! Sing on! Things w ill come your way, i... •• Iicst way to get there is by keeping up your grit. TO A H V K IIT IH K IIN t f In $aaa o f errora or ottimlaalon In latral or othOr nilvrrllaanir-iila Tho H era ld P rin t In s Com puny doea not , hold ttaetr llalilo fo r dntimtto fn rttic r than tbo amount received fo r auch ml* Vertlaementa. have iw licyed'that the demands LvTj ,, Folks die too easy— they sort o f fade away; o tj\k+1n\ „ ______ ____ now. t w r Ixw l has beton dnvndcitlyt till kuincWf biut-j mi ttci ha (idol al soldiery; fiijr Ipdqfifc K*\».J 'fa n ' butchered'nnd idriwm from their homos with almost incredible cruelty; her cities and villages have been rated and destroyed; her factories have, been ruined and their machin­ ery stolen; her live stock has been driven, off; her forests nnd orchnrds cut down, and hor land mndo n bar­ ren dcser.t I t was not war o f which sho complains, although Germnny was the unprovoked aggressor. It wns the snvsgc barbarity nnd cruel­ ty', tho evident determination to crlpplo hor beyond the power o f future recovery, tho material damngc to hoffa ir land fo r which she asks repara­ tion and Insists upon guaranties. Who enn blame her i f sha stands inflexibly on'•her rights? Lot the German nation toil nnd struggle fo r a lifetim e i f necessary to mnko good the damage sho did with such infernnl.glco In fou r years o f war. i t will be no more than just. There nro signs that Germnny is The Herald Printing Co. IMW1 IK lJ f ..S(W> ;/•■ C t r i t l l a M « m r a flr n iM R n r f p l *ntH *mr • I tfce X m l * IlatM IhK, 1ST MaaactlU A » r .. P a n fn ri, KM. p t r n L iB iie n a R . J . IIO L I.T __ .K d lto r H. J , I . t M , A l l » _ .iN n la r r - T m n ir r H. ▲. N K U L ..G tarral M i u i r r H. R. 1IU 1.1,T A r tr .rtl.liiK H l M c r r a a v .r t la la * Haitra Made K a o n n aa A p p llra lla a Ik : 4 |It — •—Louis E. Thayer. of G E R M A N Y SH O W IN G SE NSE A T LA S T. tho miners to the extent o f an inPassive resistance, as a German rrensc o f ten per cent in wages were policy against the demands o f the just. Governor Plnchot’s service to French, to about to come to tin eqd. not limited to the good that comes It has been unprofitable to both from tho settlement o f this strike parties. It has in no way absolved alone, hut the peaceful settlement, the Germans from the ultimate re­ without a strike, should serve to les­ sponsibility o f making reparation to j tho French for tho wanton nnd serisen the number o f strikes in the j ous damage dono to their country country ns it gives confidence to both during the World war. It has seri­ sides o f a controversy in the adequa­ ously weakened the ability o f Ger­ cy o f arbitration, nnd will thus tend many to pay the immense sums to the settlement o f contentions in which she owes to the world because that way. o f her mad aad unprovoked nssnult It mny well be In intor years there has been an in­ upon it in 19M. if France has secured creasing hope that cnpitnl nnd labor doubted would lenrn to settle their differences enough from the occupation to pay by arbitration without disturbing tho the expense that it incurred. It has widened the breach be­ public by strikes, but the confidence o f both sides in the plan has been tween the two countries, nnd has in­ wanting. Its successful operation in tensified tho racial hatred that has this Instance >dumld further the cause. existed fo r centuries and will alwnys Tho man with the qualities fo r such exist until it again finds vent in service is a valuable asset even for bloody and destructive war. France hus at least an excuse for such service alone. — --------o----------her uetlon. First, she enn plead the While other European nations are example o f Germany, which held her slirring up the troubled waters, there troops on French soil, when she was is a r ift in the cloud hanging over tile victor 50 years ago, until the France and Germany. More than lust franc o f nn enormous indemnity intimations carried in the latest hud been paid, and then ltlsmark ex­ nows point to the surrender o f Ger­ pressed bis regret that lie had not many to the inevitable. She has made it twice ns large. France paid paid fill! price for her stubbornness on the nail when the fortunes o f war — loss o f revenue from her richest went against her, although her arm­ district for months, the cost o f re­ ies laid not invaded German soil, laid pairing the occupied territory, chaotic done no damage to German interests. condition of finances, and a second It was clearly in the nature of a penalty that she was compelled to great humiliation. **** in tt co p f' cffjcl vei(fldv«r- lectures on Florida.' This Ya the » 0fL ircus to poll m fe t tho o f th prs nit honorable man issue b a the outeomo way. I f that shall o f tho occupation It w ill havo Ijccn worth while. L et us hope for the best.— Tampa Times. th IN T E R E S T IN F L O R ID A . The great Interest people oil over tho United States feel in Florida has been measured in a substantial way piis summer.' ■ I t F b c g ln with, everywhere the Johnny Jones shows go. the jwople hear about Or) nndo, nnn tho thou­ sand and ono queatlqpa EdfUa Salter and othars .are onkcdppbout Florida and Orlando indicates thq. interest that is felt. Then there are the Ringling Bros., covering tho • eastern part of tho United States with their shows nnd everywhere they nro singing the praise o f Florida, and especially Sarasota. In NcW York City n & ndorfuj ' J C * 0,0 Promoters o f I T o l ^ ^ 'he-Sca. ndars idiie west dovering weekly engagements at state fairs, chautauquns and other gatherings. In flaming lettera over the face o f the big bass drum are tho words: "R oyal Scotch Highland­ ers Band, St. Tetcrsburg, Florida,” Wherever that big drum goes, Florida is advertised. Across tho end pf a largo, hall at tho Indiana State F air Is partition­ ed off space w)iich is richly decorat­ ed in the tropical plnnts from' Florida and typical* Flarlda rest-roam •is filled daily with ladies who listen to the music o f an ‘orchestra and hear (fe n * j p c r fo L nee is p lv fiv ’njt' btfltt- fairs. “ other place to an exhibit),,., o f the “ Folk Products" from i f i S City where tho hearts of gr0|>cfnjit are being canned. In.one of the bet hotels In Chicago the great number o f good brands o f cigars are fm>, Tnmpa and K ey West. Everywhere the fame o f Florida j. boing heralded. And It is notlceabU that people nro anxious to know more about Florida both ns to climate and productivity: These and similar ngenci/s are giving people that in tflHgcnt information that is helpful — Reporter-Star. 1 e ty for E m e ig e n c ie s; Buick Jour-wheel Brakes Buick four-wheel brake* meet the demand* of prcient day traffic condition* by having power in reserve to ln*ure a rapid, safe and reliable "*top” . Your Local Pavements Actual braking effectivene** 1* practically doubled by Buick four-wheel brakes. Thl* it accomplished by slowing down the two front wheels. Each brake band has a threequarter wrap or grip on its brake drum, rcther than the half-way wrap In common practice. ' , Brick means longest w to r and lowest taxes. 1 Brick means pavem ents that outlast the bonds. ‘ Brick means pavements that attract the The Buick four-wheel brakes are an in­ tegral part o f the Buick front axle design. Their arrangement and operation ere simple. The front brakes are coupled In relation to the rear so that when the brake pedal is operated more pressure Is put on the rear brakes than on the front tourist, a n d th at m eans m ore business. N A T IO N A L PAV1MJ BRICK MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Engineers BuiMIng CtcvcUml, Olijo V IT R IF IE D Buick four-wheel b'rakes [on all models] arc one o f many definite advances in motor car operation and maintenance that the 1924 Duicks have contributed to auto­ mobile transportation. F. j - h . n t P A V E M E N T S —TESTED I N A D V A N C E I*\ V. COOPER, Mnnnuer 206-208 Magnolia A vc.----------------------- f • t , -Phone 367 t On and after Saturday, September 15th w e will operate the Service Station formerly occupied by Standard Oil Co., on corner of First Street ------------------ :----------------- and Elm Avenue a s ---------------------V--------------- Wight Bros. Station No. This station will be under the management of Mr. Henry B. Purdon, who will see that you get the same quick, courteous service that has made sAmanv friends for us ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- at our main station on Second and Magnolia. _________________________________________ One of the main features of tills station will he the addition of M IL L E R TIRES that we will handle on an extremly small margin for cash, thus (voiding the neces sity of patronizing mail order houses. Note these prices; 30 x 3 Fabric .......................$ ....... $ 30x3 Vz Fabric.... ..... r ....... ....... 30 x ............. .. ........ 7.90 8.75 10.45 18.70 19.70 33x4 34x4 32^4*/2 33 x 4!/2 34 x 4 ^ Cord........ Cord....:.... C ord........ C ord_____ C o rd ....... FABRICS G U A R A N TE E D 6,000 M ILES --------------- 20.85 ................ 21.35 ............... 26.65 ■' ............ 27.25 .....:......... 27.45 33 x 5 35x5 36 x 6 38 x 7 40x8 Cord Cord Cord Cord Cord CORDS GUARANTEED 10,000 M ILES A Ford Gift Ticket W ith Each $ 1.OO Purchase S * * VT — Trade at wightss’-- - - - - -Save Your Tickets— — Get a New • ■'i■ �8ATUBD A V , SEPTEMBER B O W L IN G v • T E N N IS - ” ’ B O X IN G BASE B A LL FOOT B A L L > BASKET B A LL T R A P SH O O TING I t L. S H IPP, Editor JIEDS A N D T H E B R A V E S S P L IT W H IL E G IA N T S BASEBALL leag ue s t a n d in g s National League, Now York .., *i*•«••«* ** Pittsburgh ......... .......... 81 Cincinnati Chicago ...... ___________ 72 St. Louis J i ...................70 Brooklyn .... ...................GO Philadelphia ....._ jl— ..—44 ...................44 63 58 01 08 G9 80 89 And the Angel waa brought low! And thi(W going some— Just think -------laat n ig h lV Affair only lasted threa In fact the Angel was brought to minutes and' fifty-seven seconds. Ac.m .583 'the* door 'several' times before ho do- cording to that, W illi had better look .529 elded that he wanted to make a perm-’ 1,1 tho ctowd bcforc hc cntcrs the .610 •bib anent visit. .480 .330 .330 ' Dempsey evidently decided , rin* ’ a fter Firpo knocked him through the ropes that it was time to finish his Argin- American League tinan foe before furthor damage was Won. Lost. Pet. done. .659 New York ..... ......... -...89 M 59 .546 ....... -....*..71 / Cleveland ... And ho did it. Dempsey wan in .523 Detroit ....... ______ .— ..07/ 61 his worst danger when ho took a .508 03 St. Louis .... ____ — — G5 sight seeing tour and saw about G9 .477 Washington ................. C:i .459 72 eight million stars, according to hfs Chicago .*.... .... ......... J..53 ..65 73 • .430 own estimation, but after this Mr. Philadelphia .400 Firpo met his Watarloo, 78 Boston ........ __ _______ 52 Southern Ansociatwn. • Won. LosL Pet. New Orleans ..... f........ 89 61 .930 Mobile .~.............. - ..... 81 Memphis ................... -18 Birmingham ................72 Atlanta ...........— ------72 Nashville ....... :............ 67 ChnltnnoogS ................57 Little Hock ................47 Cl .5«9 C7> .621 G8 .511 72 .500 73 .493 80 .308 89 .845 GAMES L E S T E R D A Y . Nntionnl League. Cfncinntl 0-0; Boston' 1-4. Chicago 7; New York 1. 81. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2. Only three played. American League. Boston 4; Cleveland 3. New York 4; Chicago 7. Washington 3; Detroit K. Only three played. Southern Association. New Orleans 9, Nashvlllo 10 ( I I in­ nings.) Atlanta G; Little Rock 2. Memphis 0, Birmingham 2. Chattanooga 3; Mobile 12. Hc w on't have time to look a fte r wards. George Burns, first sneker for the Boston Bcaneatcrs made n triple piny unnslstcd yesterday, which was the fourth o f Its kind in big league re­ cords. LOSE. Cincinnati, Sept. 14.— Luquo reg­ istered his 24th victory o f the season when Cincinnati defeated Boston 9 to 1 in the first game o f. today’s double header, but Boston secured an even break on tho day when Barnes shut out the Redq, 4 to 0, in the |second game. Luquo allowed only four hits, while Oeschgcr was knocked out of tho box in the third inning. In the second game, tho Reds mndo 11 hits, but wero unableto score a run. First Gama: R. II. E. Boston 010 000 000— 1 4 4 Cincinnati .... — 107 000 10.x— 0 12 2 Oeschgor, Marqunrd and O’N eil; Gibson, Luque and Hargrave. Second Gnmo: R. *11. E. Boston' ........ —.000 030 010— I 5 0 Cincinnati ........ 000 000 000— 0 I I 2 Barnes and Smith; Harris, Keck, Donohue, McQuaid' and Wingo. Showing how p dymatic westerner Boston . .. 2(H) 000 00(1 101— 4 0 ,3 tomes a bunch o f international crooks. •ISViawttit), Motlda' iAia (W offl/ ntt; Quinn and Picnich. through .tha‘ den of crooks Ilk lamon bear through N E W YO R K . Sept. 15.— The Chicago White Sox yesterday won the next to a beehive, the final game, with the Yankees by Also ton ig h t' is Cash prize night. n score o f 7 to 4. Score by innings: 1 Good comedy and Mutt and Jeff com* Chicago _____ 100 040 200^-7 0 2 cdy. ‘ . in "Stepping Tonight Tom Mix N ew Y o r k ____ 210 100 000—4 8 0 Fast. T R IP L E F L A Y F E A T U R E Lcvcrotte and Schalk; Shawkcy, OF BOSTON’S W IN Plpegrass and Schang. A sw iftly moving adventure story O V E R IN D IA N S with action on two continonts. W A S H IN G T O N , Sept. 15— Detroit BOSTON, N, Sept. Sent. 15.— A triple ploy, hammered ZajJinjy and Russell In th« A tempest o f thrills that sweeps unassisted, by George Bums, Boston eighth inning fo r * ix runs and defeat- * from the Arizona desert to the Hong first basemnn, occurred In the second ed Washington, 8 to 3. inning o f the Boston-CIcvclnnd game Kong waterfront. Score by innings: hero yesterday, which tho home club Detroit ......000 010 061— 8 11 0 In a furious won, 4 to 3, in 12 innings. A fighting streak Washington .... 100 200 000— 3 7 1 drama o f adventure, intriguo and Score by innings; Colo and Basslcr; Zachary, Russell, mystery. Cleveland.. 000 002 000 100— 3 11 2 I^fljjbcrry and Rucl. V A L D E Z G R IL L $1.00 Expect Boston needed that triple Chicago, Sept. 14.— Vic Keen, col­ piny bad too. Though, nfter ador­ ing tho cellar position fo r so long legian pitcher b f the Chicago Nation­ a timo she needs something more als, let the world’s champions down than triple plays to pull her out. • with five hc altered hits ono o f which was a homer by George Kelley, and S ..H . S. football aqund went thru defeated N ew Y ork todaf, 7 to 1. R. II. E. its ninth practice o f tho soason yes­ Score: Now York .— ..010 000 000— 1 5 2 terday. Coach' Wilkinson certainly Chicago ....... 1.010 032 lOx— 7 9 0 has n fast, strong and brnlny backMcQuillan, Ryan, Jonnard, and field crew iti Ted Lcwiakcy, McLucas, Snyder; Keen and ‘O’ Fnrrcll. Peck and E. Moye. In speaking o f Jack's “ sightsecting tour” to the stars which he mndo when I.uia knocked him' thru the ropes, the Angel showed his lncxjrcricnco ns n fighter by not follow ­ ing this - up by whnt should have been a knockout blow. Dempsey was Thursday afternoon Conch an­ about ready to ensh in when hc climb­ ed back into tho ring and should nounced that the sqund would prac­ have been easy meat fo r Firpo ac­ tice until midnight if the above men­ tioned bnckficld didn’t get n little cording to our estimation. more pep and tear thru the scrubs Ed Moyc evi­ But o f course we didn’t sec the for a touchdown. dently had a date on hnnd' beenuso fight— only heard nhuut.it. after this announcement as soon ns ho could get his hands on the ole’ was enough to settle our Which pigskin ho tore thru the opposing wants. lino like Firpo hit fhc floor Inst night Now Jack Dempsey after collecting Lee Peck followed it up with nnoth* the kale on this scrap will leave for or lino crasher and Hcorcd. a hunting trip. Hope during this So beware all ye state championouting ho will change his mind about fighting, Harry Wills, negro aspir­ ship contenders— when you play S ant to the heavyweight champion­ II. S. ship. i f ho will conic back from this Season tickets w ill be placed on trip with the decision to fight Wills there will be a big negro funeral sale very soon. These tickets will admit you to all high school nthclcsoon nfter. tic games this term and will be $7.50 instead o f $10 as form erly announc­ whole And this mauling will be u ed. lot shorter thnn lust night’s too. Served from 12 to 2— 6 to 8 P. M. Florida Fruit Cocktail SOUPS Mock Turtle Anglaise or Tomato Bullion Hearts of Celery Young Redishcs Queen Olives v Fried Fillet o f Sole Tartar, Pommes Julinne CHOICE *' r. Prime Ribs o f New York Beef an Jus • . v Stuffed Young Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Fried Young Chicken Tango Style ^campaign, Score: It. II. E. Philn. .............000 020 000— 2 G 0 St. I,ouis ........003 000 00x— 3. 10 1 Weincrt, Bishop, Belts, Head and Hcnlino; Haines and Clemons. Whipped Potatoes Sweet Potaoes an Itit7. Cauliflower Hollnndnisc Steamed Rice Lettuce and Tomatoes on Mnyonaiso Corn Bread Detroit scrubwoman went to work in her auto, proving they charge in Detroit like they do-here. . $ 1.00 T A B L E D’HOTE D IN N E R S U N D A Y , SE PTE M B E R 16. Jjt. Louis, Sept. 14.— St. Louis knocked W cincrl out o f the box ami defeated Philadelphia today, I to 3. The locals had three recruits in the line-up, Douthitt, Huggins and Flow­ ers— in line with Manager Rickley’s plan to give the Youngsters a try out in preparation for next year’s - IS, ltt Finger Rolls Wheat Bread Apple or Peach Pic a la Mode Peach Shortcake with Whipped Cream ■ -1- 1 _______ i ----------------- When Cni-pet, Bahin, Dallis and Vnsey grasses and Japan clover, or icspedeza, hnvc established themselves In Florida on an equal footing with the common wiregress, that day will be a grent day fo r tho stockfiinn. Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake Demi Tasso ter extensive alterations, wc are glad to say that we will open again tomorrow, Sunday, September 16th, with a Specially prepared Menu Cclciy Hearts Sliced Tomutoea D IN N E R Cream of Chicken Soup Queen Olives Mixed Pickles T h e kind of “ helpings’ ' you used Lettuce Sliced Cucumbers Fried Sea Bass T a rtar Sauce Baked Red Snapper nux Fried Herbs Prim e Cuts o f New York Beef au Jus Roast Leg Young Pig, Brown Gravy, Green Apple Sauce Braised L e g o f Spring Lamb, Brown or Mint Sauce. RoaBt N ative Young Hens, Stuffed with Celery Dressing Baked Sugar Cured Ham^Champagne Sauce - Fried Spring Chicken, Cream Gravy Chicken a la King, Lu-Bcth Style, Baked Macaroni Au Gratin Spaghetti, Spanish Sauce Stuffed Bell Peppers Anglaise Candied Florida Yams Whipped Potatoes Fresh String Beans French Peas Lima Beans New Beets Garden Spinach Corn Muffins Home-made Parker House Rolls Graham Muffins Beaten Milk Biscuits Green Apple PIES Mince Meat Custard Cocoanut Manilla Ice Cream Raisin Cup Custard Cake Blueberry to get at home when you had an a p p e t i t e that only youth knows. Food that has a flavor and sub­ stance which only high class ingredients w ill produce. Prepared with a skill which riv­ als * # /. • T f i that o f ' the competent . •• , , L r : . , . . V1 • . - x -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First Street Meisch Building: S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .t X* ’AH �s, Bonds numbered from 51 to 50 to mkture Jan.'1st, 1099. mds numbered jirora 61 to 70 to mature Jan. 1st, 1031. Bonds numbered from 71 to 80 to mature Jan. 1st, 1932. Bonds-numbered from 81 to 90 to mature Jan. 1st,- 1038. Bonds numbered from 01 to 100 to mature Jan. 1st, 1034. Bonds numbered from 101 t<r 112 to mature Jan. ,lst,_1035. The fu ll faith nnd credit o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, is irrevocably pledged fo r the payment o f the prin­ cipal and interest o f said issue o f bonds. The bonds hereby offered fo r aalo are excluded from any limitation of bonded indebtedness prescribed by the charter o f the City o f Sanford, Florida. This issue o f bonds to be sold sub­ ject to the approving opinion o f John C. Thomson, to bo furnished by the City of'S a n ford , Florida. A ll bids must be accompanied by a certified check fo r two per cent o f the amount o f the bonds to be sold. Tho right to reject any and oil bids is reserved. Proposals should be addressed to Forrest Lake, S. O. Chose nnd C. J. Marshall, na tho City Commission of the City o f Sanford, Florida, and as ex-officio Bond Trustees o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, at Sanford, F lor­ ida. Witness our hands as the City Commission o f the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd ns cx-offlclo Bond Trus­ tees o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd the seal o f said City, this 15th day o f September, A.* D. 1923. Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase, C. J. Marshall, (S E A L ) ...... As the City Commission o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, nnd ns exoffleio Bond Trustees o f the City o f San­ ford, Florida. A ttest: L. R. Phillips, City Clerk o f tho City of Sanford, Florida. 0-15-22-20-10-6-4 tc. . o f tho Improvement .o f the streeta and Florida, and to O rttufae, Incorporate ■■■> i* • »* m ** avenues aforesaid, assessed against and Establish a C l p ,Gotten *4 > .1 M -v J the abutting property, on tho streets the Same; and.to Prescribe tho J A n o r d in a n c e p r o v id in g f o r and avenues -Aforesaid, now being diction, Powers and Functions o f said T H E C O N S TR U C TIO N O F A N improved nnd to cover the amount o f Municipality.", A S P H A L T P A V E M E N T ON C Y ­ all outstanding and unpaid special and also .pursuant to certain orders PRESS A V E N U E FROM U N IO N assessment# fo r pavoment assessed and resolutions o f the City Commis­ A V E N U E V T O 'N IN T H STREET; Whereas, the City o f Sanford, Flor­ against property abutting upon tho sion of, tho City o f Sanford, Florida, S IX T H S T R E E T FROM MAGNOida, has heretofore by apropriate above described portions o f Sanford duly ih^d and adopted, maturing apd U A A V E N U E TO L A U R E L A V E ­ o f this bank is our S A T IS F IE D depositors! proceedings provided for the paving, Avenue nnd Palmetto Avenue. made payablo as follows: N U E ; S E V E N TH ST R E E T FROM rc-pnvlng, hard surfacing and re-hard Therefore, Bo It Resolved: That a Bonds Nos. 1 to 10 on January 1st, T h e y h a V c ia n ....... M A G N O L IA A V E N U E TO MELsurfacing o f certain streeta and ave­ bond issue in the sum o f One -Hun­ 1025. O N V IL L E A V E N U E ; P A R K A V E ­ nues In said City, and dred and Tw elve Thousand ((112,us, helped us to grow. . Bonds Nos. 11 to 20 on January 1st, N U E FROM F U L T O N S T R E E T TO Wherens, tho following streets and 000.00) Dollars, fo r the municipal 1020. , L A K E M ONROE; M E L O N V IL L E avenues o f the C ity o f Sanford, Flor­ purposes ^enumeratedi nnd .specifically Bonds Nos. 21 to SO on January 1st, W e have an organization fqr SERVICE A V E N U E FROM C E L E R Y A V E ­ ida, are to bo and are now being io setiforrth! in the preamble o f this re­ 1027. ,i . second to none— and would like many more N U E TO S. & E. R. R.; COMMER­ improved and the proportionate part solution, ;bc, nod; the; aspic Is hereby, ' Bonds Nos. 31 to 40 on January 1st, C IA L S T R E E T FROM PARK satisfied depositors.. >j o f tho coat o f tho improvement there­ authorize*]; that-said*bonds shall be 1028. '• j A V E N U E TO P A L M E T T O A V E ­ o f to be assessed against the property o f the denomination o f One Thousand Bonds Nos. 41 to 50 on January 1st, N U E ; S A N F O R D A V E N U E FROM abutting upon ,aaid streets and avo ((1,000.00) Dollars, efceh, benringdn- 1020. ^ • i . vonT E N T H S T R E E T TO C IT Y L IM ­ nues tifb e and now being so improved terest at the rate of six per cent, Bonds Nos. 61 to GO on January 1st, IT S ; F R E N C H A V E N U E FROM is as follows: (fltf.) per annum, interest payable 1030. N IN T H S T R E E T TO L A K E M ON­ STR E E TS A N D A V E N U E S. semi-annually, on tho first days of Bonds Nos. 61 to 70 on January 1st, ROE; T E N T H S T R E E T FROM P R O PO R TIO N A T E P A R T OF COST July and January, said bonds to be 1931. O F IM P R O V E M E N T ASSESSED numbered consecutively from one to P A R K A V E N U E TO M Y R T L E Bonds Nos. 71 to 80 on Janunry 1st, A V E N U E ; N IN T H 8 T R E E T PROM A G A IN S T A B U T T IN G PR O PE R­ one hundred and twelve, both num­ 1032. C YPRE SS A V E N U E TO S A N ­ T Y A S SHOW N B Y S P E C IA L AS- bers inclusive, said bonds to mature Bonds Nos. 81 to 00 on January 1st, FORD A V E N U E ; A N D PROVIDSESSM ENT R O L L FOR TH E C IT Y serially in the following mnnner, to- 1033. v IN G FOR T H E R E B A T E OF A N Y OF SAN FO R D , FLO R ID A , FOR wlt: Bonds Nos. 01 to 100 on January S U R P LU S OR EXCESS R E M A IN ­ T H E Y E A R 1022 A N D 1023. A C O M M U N ITY B U IL D E B Bonds numbered from 1 t o ' 10 to 1st, 1034. m IN G U N E X P E N D E D FOR SUCH Cypress-Avenue, from Union A ve­ mature Jnnunlry 1st, 1925. Bonds Nos. 101 to 112 on January * PU RPO SES FOR W H IC H A S ­ F . P . FORBTER, President „ B. F . W H IT N E R , Cashier nue to Ninth Street, (8,822.00. Bonds numbered from 11 to 20 to 1st, 1035, SESSM EN TS H A V E BEEN M AD E Sixth Street, from Magnolia Ave mature January 1st 1026. IT IS H E R E B Y C E R TIF IE D , RE­ A G AIN ST TH E PROPERTY nue to Laurel Avenue, (6,272.00. Bonds numbered from 21 to 30 to CITED A N D D ECLARED , That all A B U T T IN G ON S A ID STRE ETS Seventh Street, from,Magnolia A ve­ mature January 1st, 1027. acts, conditions and things required A N D AVENUES. nue to Mcllonvillo Avenue, (13Number ment o f tho principal and intcrczt Bonds numbered from 31 to 40 to by law to exist, happen and be per­ \ ,122.00. « thereof at maturity. mature January 1st, 1628. formed, precedent to and in the is­ Park Avenue, from Fulton Street to BE IT E N A C TE D B Y T H E PE O ­ C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A Bonds numbered from 41 to 50 to suance o f this bond have existed, BE I T F U R T H E R RESOLVED, Lake Monroe, (0,970.00. P L E O F T H E C IT Y OF SAN FO RD , IM P R O V E M E N T BOND that as soon as said bonds shall be mature January 1st, 1029. have happened, and have been per­ F L O R ID A : Mcllonvillo Avenue, from Celery Bonds numbered from 51 to 60 to formed In regular and due timo, form printed, same al]all bo duly executed Series A. Avenue to S. & E. Railroad, (4,070.00. Section 1. That Cypress Avrnuc mnture January 1st, 1930. by said Mayor .and the said Clerk in and manner, as required by law, and ( 1000. Commercial Street, from Pnrk A ve­ from Union Avcnuo to Ninth Street; Bonds numbered from 01 to 70 to that the amount o f this "bond, to­ the form and manner hereinabove set Interest 6 Per Cent nue, to Palmetto Avcnuo, (2,400.07. Sixth Street from Mngnolla Avenue forth and said bonds, when so execut­ mature January 1st, 1931. gether, w ipi all other indebtedness Dated July 2nd. 1923. Sanford Avenue, from Tenth S t, to Lnurcl Avenue; Seventh Street Bonds numbered from 71 to 80 to o f tho City o f Sanford, Florida, docs ed, shall thereupon bo forthwith deInterest Payable to City Limits, (26,080.00. from Magnolia Avenue to Mcllonvillo live m l by said Mayor and said Clerk mnture January 1st, 1932. not exceed any lim it prescribed by Semi-Annually On Ffench Avenue, from Ninth Street Avenue; Park Avenue from Fulton to Forrest Lake, 8 . O. Chase, and Bonds numbered from 81 to 90 to tho Constitution nnd Statutes o f the January 1st, and July 1st to Lake Monroe, (21,319.00. Street to Lake Monroe; Mcllnnvillc C. J. Marshall, composing the City mnture January 1st, 1933. State o f Floridn, nnd that before the Principal Due Tonth Street, from Fark Avenue to Avcnuo from Celery Avenue to S. ft Bonds numbered from 01 to 100 to Issuance o f this bond, provision has Commission o f SanfordT Florida, ex January 1st, 10___ _ E. R. R.; Commercial Street from Myrtle Avene, (3,321.33. officio bond trustees o f the City of mnture Janunry 1st; 1934. been made by resolution o f the City Both Principal and Interest Ninth Street, from Cypress Avenue Park Avenuo to Palmetto Avrnuc; Sanford, Florida, fo r delivery in dus Bonds numbered from 101 to 112 to Commission to assess annually, n tax Payable A t The to Sanford Avenue, (1,016.00. Sanford Avenue from Tenth Street to course to tho purchaaujn. thereof, and mature January 1st, 1935. upon all real nnd personal property, CHASE N A T IO N A L B A N K West First Street, from Mill Creek, said entire inssue City Lim its; French Avenue from of bonds to be railroads, telegraph and telephone BE I T F U R T H E R RESOLVED, New York, N. Y. west to City Limits, (27,333.33. Ninth Street to Lake Monroe; Tenth dated July 2nd, 1923, both principal linos, owned or situated within the That Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase and BE IT FURTHER RESO LVED # Street from Park Avenue to Myrtlo and, and interest'of snid bonds, to be,pay­ City o f Sanford, Florida, to realize a C. J. Marshnll, os ex officio bond that any and all special assessments Wherens, the sum total of the pro­ able nt some bnnk in the City o f New Avenue; Ninth Street from .Cypress Sanford, sum sufficient to pay tho Interest up­ levied, and imposed by the C (ty o f trustees o f thp City of portionate cost o f the improvement York, Htnto o f New York, in lawful Avenuo to Sanford Avenue, ahnll be on this bond ns it may become duo Sanford, Florida, upon the property Florida, bo each required to enter o f the streets nnd nYenues aforesaid, money o f the United States of Am er­ paved with nsphnlt in arcordnnco nnd to create a sinking fund fo r the benefitted by tho street improve­ into n good and sufficient bond in assessed against the property front­ ica. .Said bonds shnll be signed by with the pinna and specifications cov­ payment o f tho principal hereof at ments constructed out o f the pro­ the sum o f Fifteen Hundred Dollsrs ing nnd abutting on said streets am) the Mayor o f the City of Sanford, ering said proposed improvement o f conditioned upon the the maturity o f same; and that tho ceeds o f the bonds authorized by this ((1500.00) avenues is (122,610.66, nnd - aaid streeta and nvenucs now on (lie Florida, nnd by the Clerk of the City issue o f bonds o f which this bond is faithful performance o f the duties resolution, shall, upon their collecWhereas, contracts have been let o f Sanford, Florida, with the seal of In the office o f the City Manngcr 0f A N O R D IN A N C E PR O V ID IN G FOR a part has been duly confirmed nnd tion, be immediately paid into the imposed upon them os bond trustees the City o f Sanford, Florida. TH E P A V IN G OF W E ST F IR S T by the City o f Sanford, Florida, to tho City o f Sanford, Florida, affixed Validated by a dccrco o f the Circuit B,nkinK fuml nnd pledged solely fo r o f the aforesaid authorized issue of Section 2. That upon the complet­ S T R E E T FROM M IL L CREEK Hutton Engineering nnd Contracting thereto. The interest coupons to bo Court o f the Seventh Judicial Circuit the. payment o f tho principal and in­ bonds. ion of the pavement o f the aforesaid W E ST TO T H E C IT Y L IM IT S Company, for the paving nnd im­ attached to said bonds shnll be signed of the State o f Floridn, in nnd for terest o f the bends hereby authorized And, B e ,It Further Resolved, That street* nnd avenues the City Mana­ W IT H BRICK L A ID ON EDGE provement of the aforesaid streets and with the engraved or lithographed Seminole County, in n proceeding be­ this Resolution shall be and become to bo issued, nnd in tho event the ger shall rebate to all abutting' prop­ W IT H A N A S P H A L T GROUT; avenues with two inch sheet nsphnlt fac-similc signatures of snid Mayor gun by the City o f Sanford, Florida, cffectivo immediately from and after proceeds o f said special asscvimcnta erty owners owning property on any A N D PR O V ID IN G FOR T H E R E ­ on a six inch rock bnse, nnd with nnd snid Clerk; tho snid bonds nnd n municipal corporation, against the its passage and adoption. shall be insufficient to provide fo r vitrified brick laid on edgo, grouted o f the aforesaid streeta nnd avenues B A T E OF A N Y S U R P LU S OR oupons with the necessary variations State of Florida, of which proceed-? tho payment o f the principal and Adopted this 14th day of Septem­ that have been specially assessed, the EXCESS R E M A IN IN G U N E X ­ with asphalt, nnd to indicato tho different numbers and ing duo notice wns duly and regu­ interest o f the said bonds as the ber A. D., 1023. Wherens, the snid Hutton Engineer­ difference pro rata between tliut pro­ PE N D ED FOR SUCH PU RPO SE different dntes o f maturity shnll be larly given (o the State of Florida, same become duo nnd payable, the FO RR EST LA K E ing and Contracting Company arc substantially ini tfifj following form, portion o f the cost of the proposed FOR ' W H IC H ___A S S E S S MEN ami, -to- the, public. ........................ City o f Han(h»d,i , Florida,/ t hereby, nbw"engngcd !ri the'lh’yirtg and con­ to-wit: Improvements h w to fo V c assessed 1 8. O, CHASE iiX V f$ r 3 S B w "®Ja dfj a g a And for tho payment o f the prin­ covenant* and agrees witK tho hold­ against aaid abutting property nnd PR O P E R T Y A B U T T IN G ON S A ID struction o f the snid different types Number _ Dollars C. J. M A R S H A LL cipal and interest o f this bond, the er or holders o f said bonds or nny of pavement on the aforesaid streets the actual cost of the proportion of PO R TIO N OF W E ST F IR S T 1,090 A s City Commission o f City of o f them, to levy annually upon nil full faith and credit o f tho City of said improvements chargahlc to the nnd avenues, and STREET. SERIES A Sanford, Florida. Snnford, Floridn, is hereby irrevoc­ the taxable property o f said City, abutting property ns finally determ­ Wherens, heretofore, the City of A ttest: a tax sufficient to meet said defi­ ably pledged. ined. nE IT E N AC TED B Y T H E PEO­ Sanford, Florida, provided by nppro- U N IT E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A L. R. P H IL IP S , , (S E A L) IN W ITN E S S W H EREO F, the ciency, it being the intoqtion o f Bold Soction fi.— Thnt this ordinance PLE OF TH E C IT Y OF SANFO RD , printo proceedings for the pnving, S T A T E OF F LO R ID A , Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, C IT Y OF SAN FO R D , Florida, has City to provide fo r tho payment o f shall take cfifcct immediately upon its F L O R ID A : repaving, hard surfacing, ami re-hard C O U N TY OF SEM IN O LE. said Florida. caused this bond to be signed by its the principal and interest- o f passage nnd adoption. surfacing of Sanford Avenue fiom Section 1. Thnt West First Street 0-16-ltc bonds primarily out o f the proceeds Mayor, nnd by the City Clerk nnd its Passed and adopted tills 11th day from Mill Creek west to the City lim­ Fifth Street south to Tenth Street, C I T Y O F S A N F O R I ) of said special assessments, but tho corporate seal to be afljxed hereto, Of September A . lb, 1923. its shall he paved with vitrified brick nnd Palmetto Avopue from Second A man is starting a butterfly fopn I M P It O V E M E N T B O N D. nnd has further caused the interest full faith nnd credit o f tho City *of Forrest Lake, laid on edge, grouted with nsphnlt, in Streets south to Fifteenth Street, and In California. He will grow real but­ coupons hereto attached to. byar the Sanford aro hereby pledged fo r their Whereas, tho proportionate cost of City Commissioner nnd Mayor of accordance with the plans nnd specifi­ terflies, not movie stark. K N O W N A I.I. MEN BY TH ESE payment nnd there shall be levied an­ lithographed fac-simile signatures the City o f Sanford, Florida. cations covc’ rjng hi! id proposed im­ tho improvement o f Sanford Avenue PRESEN TS, That the City o f San­ of snid Mayor nnd said City Clerk, nually upon the taxable property o f S. O. Chase, provement o f said portion of West from Fifth Street south -to Tonth Photographing tho eclipse from an ford, in the Stute o f Florida, a mu­ and this bfind to be dated the 2nd said City, while said bonds remain City Commissioner o f Sunfurd, Flor­ First Street, now on file in the office Street, assessed agaipst property airplnnc 20,000 feet high eclipses nicipal corporation daly organized day o f July, A. I)., 1923. outstanding nnd unpaid, a tax suf­ ida. o f the City Manager e f the City of abutting upon said portion o f Sanford ficient to provide funds fo r the pay­ anything so far. Avenue ns shown by the Specjnl A s­ and existing under nnd in puriuance C. J. Marshall, Sanford, Florida. of the I j i Wi o f the State o f Florida, City Commissioner o f Sanford, Section 2. Thnt upon the complet­ sessment Roll o f the City o f Sanford, Mayor of the City -of Sanford, fo r value received, acknowledges itself Florida. ion o f the pavement o f West First Floridn, fo r the year, 1022, wns the Florida. indebted, and promises to pay to the (S E A L ) Street from M ill Creek West to the sum o f (11,013.33, and the propor­ Attest: ■ ■ bearer hereof the sum o f ■ Attest: L. R. Phillips, City Clerk. City limits, the City Manager shnll tionate part o f the cost o f the im­ ■ ONE TH O U SAN D D O LLA R S t 0-16-ltc rebate to all abutting property own­ provement o f Palmetto Avenue from City Clerk, in lawful money of the United States Second Street south to Fifteenth ers owning property on West First ...... ............ . Street from Mill Creek west to Street assessed against property abut­ o f America, on the first day o f Jan­ (Form of Interest Coupon) ■ unry, A. D. IB— with Interest there, the City limits thnt have been ting upon said portion of Palmetto ■ (Interest Coupon) ■ on at the rate of six per cent per specially assessed, the difference Avenue, ns shown hy the Special A s­ ■ No.________ ...... * (30.00. annum, payable sentl-annually, Jan­ ■ sessment Roll o f tho City of Sanford, pro rntn between thnt propor ON T H E F IR S T D A Y OF JU LY, uary first nnd July first, o f csch year, Florida, fo r the year, 1022, was the tion o f the cost o f the proposed im­ 10 ..... Nbtico is hereby given thnt up to on presentation and surrender o f the $ 1.00 provement heretofore assessed against sum o f (31,733.33, and $ 1.00 TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD, and until three o'clock P. M. on the interest coupons hereto annexed i Whcicns, the paving and improve­ snid abutting property and the actual F L O R ID A .I• • 8th day o f October, A. D. 1023, seal­ c^st o f the proportion o f snid Improve ment o f the above described portions they severally becomt due, both prin­ will pay the bearer Thirty Doliurs Fresh Shrimp Cocktail ed proposals w ill be received by F or­ cipal and interest being payable at o f Palmetto Avenue und Sanford ment chargeable to the abutting ( ( 8 QjOO), In lawful .money* o f the rest Lake, K. O. Chase and C. J^MurCelery Avenue have been completed and ac­ The Chase National Bank, in the City property ns finally determined. Southern Rclitth United States o f . America at The shall, os the City Commission o f the o f New York, SU tc of Now York. cepted by tho. City Commission, and Section 3. That this ordinance Chase National Bank, in tho City City o f Sanford, Florida, and ns ExWhereas, n final estimate has been This bond is one nf a series o f One SOUP ahnll take effect immediately upon its o f New York, State qf New York, Officio Bond Trustees o f the City o f I ,ti*< , i* made o f the proportionate cost o f hundred nnd twelve bonds, aggregat­ passage and adoption. being six months* interest then due Hanford, Florida, at the City Hull at Chicken Soup said street improvement to be as­ ing One hundred and Tw elve Thous­ Passed nnd adopted this 14th day on its Improvement Bond, dated July Sanford, Florida, fo r the purchasu of sessed against property abutting and and Dollars, of like date and tsnor, o f September, A . 1). 1023. E N TR IE S 2nd, 1023, payable from a tax to be Street Improvement Bonds o f the fronting upon SanJord Avenue from except as to maturity, Itsucd by the Forrest Lhke, City o f Sanford, Florida, said Bonds Baked Sea Basa F ifth Strectf south t(T Tenth Street, City o f Sanford, Florida, fo r muni­ assessed, levied and collected upon City Commissioner and Mayor o f all taxable property within the being general obligations o f snid City, and Palmetto Avenue from Second cipal purposes, in strict conformity tho City o f Sanford, Florida. boundaries o f the aaid City o f San­ in tho sum o f One Hundred and Street south to Fifteenth Street, as with tho Constitution and Laws o f the ROASTS 8. O. Chase, ford, Florida. '« .» • . in> * ! till' Tw elve Thousand ((1 12,000.00) Dol­ follows, to-wit: State o f Florida, including among City Commissioner o f Sanford, Young Turkey with Dressing apd Cranberry Sauce (Bond) lars, authorized by a resolution o f the Sanford Avcnuo, from Fifth Street, others: Florida. Roast Pork with Green Appio Sauce City Commission o f tho City o f San­ Chapter 0898, l.aws o f Florida, N o -.......... .... south to Tenth. Street, (0,246.25. * C. J. Marshnll, Series A. ford, Florida, duly adopted on tho 14th 1923, entitled: Falmptto Avenue, from Second Roast Leg o f Stuffed Veal • City Commissioner o f Sanford, day o f September A. I).; 1923, pur­ Street south to Fifteenth Street, "A n. A ct to Validate, Approve and Florida. Prime I^ibs o f Beef suant to Chapter 0897 and Clinpter City Clerk. Confirm A ll Proceedings Taken by (25,036.01. , (S E A L ) 0898, Laws o f Florida, 1023. Said ........ ...................... and, M * -* the’ City o f Sanford, Florida, In Con­ Fried Spring Chicken A tte s t:: L. R. Phillips, (Jity Clerk. Ik nds to bear interest at the rato o f (Fbrm of Validation Cc Wherpas, said firm! estimate o f t^o nection With the Construction, Pav145-ltc . aix per ccipt per annum and are to be Validation Certifies proportionate part pf. the cost o f said lng, Re-paving, Hard Surfacing, and V E G E TA B LE S dated July 2nd, 1923, interest payable Validated and confirmed > street Improvement to be assessed Re-Hard Surfacing o f Certain Strata Candied Yams Mashed. Potatoes semi-annually oh July first and Jan­ ee of the Circuit Court o f • the against property abutting upon said in tald C ity; Validating, Approving Aspajqgus Tips with Drawn Butter j ( uary flrst.o f each year, both principal avenues has befcn finally confirmed and and Confirming the Levy 1o f Special Seventh Judicial Circuit o f the Stato Assessments Made by aaid City and. interest being payable at New A R E S O L U T IO N PJU)1 o f Florida, in and for Seminole approved, and )V ID IN G FOR SALAD : York, In |ho State o f New York) said f A N ’ ISSU E O F ’ BON Whereas, the unpaid assessments Agminat- th« Property-Fronting- « County, rendered on Uug...a,.d^ o f NDS B Y T H E bonds being o f the denomination of C IT Y OF SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , against the property abutting upon Abutting Upon aaid Streets to be ----- A. D., 102----- , and entered and Hearts o f Lettuce and Mayonaise One Thousand ( f l , 000.00) Dollars IN T H E SU M O F O NE H U N D R E D Palmetto Avenue, from Second Street Paved; Authorising the.Issuance and recorded on....... .... 192,....;:; In each, and maturing as follows: A N D TWELVE TH O U S A N D DOL­ aouth to Fifteenth Street, amount# Sale o f Certificates i t Indebtedness, - .......- ° n page.-..........of.th e records DESSERT Bonds numbered from 1 to 10 to LARS, TH E PROCEEDS DE­ to the suip o f (18,129.27, and the un­ sod Authorising the Issuance and o f the Circuit Court, o f the Seventh Vanilla Cream Pio Apple Pio of mature Jan. l i t , 1825. R IV E D FROM THE S A L E paid asseament* against the -proper­ Bale at Bonds o f the C ity of Hanford, Judicial Circuit of th e ^ S p ita Florida, In and for Scminola County. Florida, in Connection^ with said Banda numbered from 11 to 20 to T H E R E O F TO BE USED TO ty abutting upon Sanford Avenue v lee Cream and Cake *f F IN A N C E T H E PR O PO R TIO N ­ from F ifth Street, south to Tenth Street Improvement, Said Bunds .to mature Jan. 1st, 1026. Coffee Cheede ATE PART OF TH E COST Street amount# to the sum o f ( 8,- be General Obligations o f said C ity." Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Bonds numbered from 21 to 30 to Crackers Chapter 8807, Laws o f Florida, Seventh Judicial Circuit o f O r 1 C E R T A IN STREET IM - 611.14, and mature Jan. 1st, 1027. Seminole County, Florida. Whereas, the City o f Sanford, 1923, entitled: . PRO VKM E N TS A S S E S S E D Bonds numbered from 81 to 40 to "A n A ct to Abolish the Present NOON T I L L 8:30 Florida, desires to Issue bonds to the A G A IN S T PRO PERTY ABU TAttire Jan. lot, 1028., o f tb s City o f (Said Bond* to be endorsed qn back amaunt o f seventy, per,cunt. (7 0 **) municipal t cunt. 470**) T}ING „*1$AID STREET 1NRBQV1I.; Bonds mimbepyd from 80 Jd k . » . « r »»• A* A 'W J 'S tate o f as follow *) M ENTS; PR E S C R IB IN G T H E [ o f the jr o p o r t io iu U ijfr t o f thp cost] Sanford, & iature Jan. l i t , 1020. ■4 * * # > . > «u » ■k * I • m4 Atf MMI • IANCE NO. 62. |, ly, m jN i * FO R M A N D C U D ITIO N 8 O F S A ID BONDS TO BE SO ISSU ED A N D P R O V ID IN G FOR A .S IN K IN G F U N D FOR T H E P A Y M E N T OF T H E P R IN C IP A L A N D IN T E R ­ E ST O F S A ID BONP3. /AY>is ASSETS new accounts for : I ORDINANCE NO. 63. WV •* a- : s NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS. Sunday, Sept. W.Vt ABSOLUTION NO. 97 K 1am m -‘W -1 �.Vy»jAfifi) £*&it-s£•-ii ^ a l l/iir .& aXtk-?» s r - '. p , ! 7 n h \ >>'.un.- / .• n n o ) i i : i n v ; r f ' : ; - i . : , i ».o.si n v ■’ ' i ■n» PAG E SEVEN T H E SA*NF0RD D A IL Y H E R A L D , S A T U R D A Y , SE PTE M B E R 15, 1928 i H f i i r i t l iir i m■ r .; »— i ■ m y * , can find tbo «* * * • •* ___ _ ]]ve Baaineid Man \n ^ S an ford In thli Column ip ■ •ach day. m M ■ * ■* * i n* phone (9S , „ , ( ( ( /||?!W|jMM tossings Quick Service Trans. I'Housohffld Gouda, Pianos, Safes Tranks nnd Baggage TransOffered Anywhere Any 11 T im n . ill I ' SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS v. C. c6iil.iSR. Prop General Shop and Mill W ork [C O N TR A C TO R and BUILDER . Classified Ada lc a word. N o Ad taken fo r lean than 25c. And poattlrely no Gaastfled Ada charged to anyone. Caah moat accompany all ordera. Count the words and remit , acordlnely..,: •Wi « ^ iPV. F U l U . : . 11 I ■ a ilu FO R SALE*' SEE T H E N E W CHEVROLET Reduced price $605 Delivered- iB k F X ltM L m i— Yoou can got aaod bod fr s n p i and Irrigation plugs at U » danford N ovelty W otki: 100 tfc FOR S A L E — boater and Gays’ painta •and varnishes at Sanford N ovelty Worka, Sanford aetata. 183-tfe ■4—■ FOR S A L E —Rhode Island eggs for sotting, 15 eggs fo r $1.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, San­ ford. 83-tfp F O R S A L E —SEED PO TATO ES fo r fa ll planting, eithor Bliss or Rose { jjj Commercial Street— Sanford, Fla. ,No. 4.— F. F. Dutton & Co. 110-tfc B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY FO R S A L E — Second hand loose leaf binders-good ns new, posts nnd In­ dices. Quick snle at $1.00 each cash on delivery. Herald office. 131-Ctp FO R S A L E — Second hand letter flies in good shape but have been used. Good fo r ordinary filing. Have In­ S. 0. Shinholser dices. Twenty-five cents apiece fo r quick sales- Herald Printing Com­ Contractor and Builder pany. 131-Gtp F 6 R S A L E — 817 West First BtVoot: FLO R ID A 1ANF0RU Bargain in price and terms. A d ­ dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fla. A. P. Connelly & Sons 137-20tc pigs------ -A U T O -------- BON D8 Eatabllihfd IM S F o I T T a IjXE — 7 passenger K c ylin3er “ Peerless” tourfng car. Good ns rtuce IS 101-8 Magnolia A re. new. A ll cord tires. Sell less than half cost. W ill tuke smaller car in pnrt pnyruont or trade for renl estate. i&TEWART The Florist — Chas. Tyler, care Zachary-Tylcr Ve­ ! Cut Flowers------------- Floral Designs neer Co. . 141-tfc Rm I Kulote, Loans nnd Insurance Annual sad Ornamental IManta I |M Myrtle Are.----------- Phono 260-W SANFORD M A C H IN E COM PANY FOR S A LE — Pntho phonograph ami 19 records. Phono 483. 141-5tp FOR S A L E — China rloset, ice box, gas stove, tables, chnirs, etc.— Lawson, Oak nnd Central Ave., Sanford. 142-4tp General Machine and Boiler B A R G A IN — 0 room cottage with ser­ j * • Works vant house nnd garage, lot 100x225 Cylinder Grinding in Rose Court. Price $4,500. Terms. 142-4tc Pbone C2-------- Sanford. Florida — W. J. Thigpen. FOR S A L E — A H a lf ton truck cheap. JACKSON'S T R A N S F E R Also 2nd hand furniture and a Your Patronage Solicited quantity o f hog wire. Phone 83-W. Jlrlialili- Service is Our fdotto 144-3tp A trial will.j'.pnyjnceyou “YES, ,\yE-JIA,Vi?NO LEMONS’ Wc haul anything,‘ tirtywhere,* any Ford Chassis, good mechanical­ time ly. good rubber.......... .......... $ 05.00 Pkonr 173 123 WeBt First Street Ford Touring, good mechani­ cally, good rubber ....... 75.00 Ford Touring, good mechani­ cally, good.rubber................ 100.00 Ford Touring, new top, paint, nnd scat covers A - l mechan­ ically, new rubber, new bat­ tery ............................ - ......... 225.00 i« Buick 4 Touring, good shnpc, ft Cards of 8anford’a Reputgood rubber.................. 175.00 ft ■hie Professional Men, each 1 -ton International Truck, ft of whom. In his chosen pro­ good shape .......................... 400.00 ft the Herald recom­ ’21 Olds, new paint, A - l mechani­ ft mends to the people. cally, new cord.tires, at bnrguin coun­ ft ter price. Car belongs to out-of-town party nnd must be sold. Havo ^tbrcc good values in sevenpassenger cars. Come in and look George A. DeCottes them over. Atlorney-nt-Law SA N JU A N G A RAG E 0»sr Seminole County Bank 142-Wod-Fri-Snt. IWPOHD -i- .j. F LO R ID A PURELY : PROFESSIONAL San Juan Company (jood iMoming A good morning, one that Is good In every sense of the word, follows a summer night spent in cool, refreshing sleep. fession Before long you will need a pleasant sleeping porch which will let you get out of the stuffy interior rooms. Such a porch pays dividends in better health and the “ pep” that comes from sound sleep. ft STHXWBETtEY PLANTS FOR SATE FRED R. W IL S O N a t t o r n e y - a t -l a w First National Bank Building UNFOKD FLO R ID A ELTON J. MOUGHTON — Either pulled ready for delivery, or in tho field. Phone Ellsworth (3303) or Dutton (533) fo r prices. 142-tfc, FOR S A L E — Good mule cheap!' T o r Monroe, 703 cash. Apply J. , 142-Gtp Palmetto Avenue. Leading Atlanta Music House hns an Upright Piano nenrby, which First National Bank Building lANFOlin F LO R ID A they will soil to party who will com­ plete the remaining monthly pay­ ments. Address Post Office Box No. 9, Sta. A., Atlanta, Ga. 145-3tc r. ARCHITECT CHELLE MAINES *:• L A W Y E R •:— Court House s * «s IbamlMd Glaaaau Dsmlgaad Henry McLaulin, Jr., - - Opt. D. lit. OptWaa-OpUmatrlat W * « t -First Street Sanford,-Fla. Wi J. T H IG P E N ;Real Estate Li f e auto in s u r a n c e REPAIRS ' -loves, Sewing Machines, phon*P N ••uns, all work guaranteed, years experience. WADE BROS. 311 SANFORD A V E N U E Automobile Body BuildC f »ln&and Repairing FOR S A L E — Or rent; five room house on W 2nd St. A good garage with tho placo, Call 498. 145-4tp FO R S A L E —Camp located south end o f French Avcnuo near R. It. Becks. Tho best equipped camp In Snnford. Am leaving city. W ill sell cheap. F. M. Mills, blacksmith, A. C. L- shops. 145-0tp FO R s X L fe —One Uttl little Spits puppy kt tho Paco apartments. 145-2tp FOR S A L E — Throe room cottage, one half .acre strawberry land, good fence, house finished and painted in­ side and o u t;;w ill sell for* cash or dorms. Price $700. Would consider light; P*X la trade; second lot from Orlando highway at Glndervillo fill­ ing station. Walter W rig h t - f —and prices are lower e 4 T h in k o f it! A brand new, finer looking and even better perform ing O a k la n d at lo w e r prices— prices never before associated w ith such a th o ro u g h ly fine car. Nets lh«*« niM> /ealurai — n m l of them l u l m i i i . Brand now L -h o s d casino. S m o o lb o i, q u l i l t l , poonful. _______ Four wheat brskn for aafrtvsi plo—piactical-proved. n e s u ilfu l new nt blue bojlee bulk by l'Ulicr. l l i n d controU centralised on steerInjf wheel. i Full Bulom stlc D u ll control ■t all ipeede. Pernunent top end new type, do** ftulna curulnt. ' p i g fle e t " S o li rliiu liril u no eiklwl cog* D lf clutch and nave a a iv fhifllng sear uU Flve-Passenscr Touring Car * TIi r ee*Pa ssengcr Roadster . • Threc-Paiicnger Sport Roadster Five-Passenger Sport T o u r in g . Thrce-Pas*en ger Business C ou p e Four-Passenger Coupe - . . * * « Five-Passenger Sedan . . • •- * $ 945 945 1095 1095 1195 1345 1395 HILL LUMBER CO. Phone 130- -Sanfor£, Florida Have You Seen The N e w ! 1% T h ese facts an d prices vrlU astonish you, but w a it u n til you *ce and d riv e th e T r u e B lu e O a k la n d and co m p a re it w ith others! K E N T V U L C A N IZ IN G W O R K S Oak A t *, a ad T h ird SI, POUND money; owner can hare aama by l * « k A t #. « nd Second St. describing contents H and paying fo r Add a room to your home by building a screened, mosquito-proof sleeping porch this spring. We can help with the .plans and furnish the lumber, screens and other things you will need. Prices L o. b. routine S* 145-2tp F O U N D —On aide walk near Rouiolllat A Andersona, a Fprd key. Own­ er can have aama by Identifying and paying fo r tfala ad. 144-tfc containing H 1U N U - =F. It nppeiirlng from tho* a ffid a vit o f 1Wfuks In the &Vii:fi-rJ II-m id , a jn d w ^ Mrs. John.Slcmpor. roturnod from un«l«r Julius,Motruif, deernned or othi-rurlse; Thu Snn(6rd I.oau anil Trust M. Lions herein duly filed tlmt she lsjp.<p'-r tiulilfsii. il ‘ In Mernlnule County, Jacksonville, where ahe and John Company, n eorimratlnn e x is t in g tl- the complainant In the nliove styled Flnrldn. W I T N E S S : F-. A. TV.igJna*. Clark o f the law s o f the Btwtn o f Florida, cause, that It Is the b e l l e f . n f the a f ­ FOR R E N T — F ive room cottage just Stamper, • Jr., accompanied Marie der If exlatlng, nnd If not' e x istin g lit nil fiant that W .'It. Lions Is nvt r tw en ty- the Circuit Cdurt, nnd a seal thereof, south' o f school house at Pnola, good Stemper to sec her safely on her way pnrtlen clnlmlnK Interest under (he one years o f nge and that the said W. tills 1st-, day o f Sept ember, A. D. 1923. K. A. DOUGLASS. It. Lions Is a resident of the State o f ( H E A L ) corporation, deceased or other water, ample grounds fo r cows and to Piedmont College, Dcmarest, Ga. nnld Wise, H e n r y Mnrlts or Mark. I f living, Maryland, residing nt Baltimore. M a r y ­ Clerk o f the Circuit Court. By: A. M. Weeks, I). C. nnd If dend, to nil parties claim lug land. chickens. Enquire 300 French ave­ Therefnre. you. W. It. Lions, nre o r ­ H-Y-S-15-22-!9-ttc Interest under the said Henry Marks nue. 1-11-Htp or Mark, derensed or o th erw ise; An­ dered .to ttppenr to this hill herein filed tony Fnsuln - nnd his w i f e Amanda In llilW enusr, said appearance Jo be FO R RteNT— Sulto’ ot threc'dcslrablo Fnaiiln. If livin g, and If d>-nd. to nil on the First Monday in October, IM3. In C irrn't t ’nnrl. Seventh Judicial C lra llule Day o f this Parlies rlnlnilng Interest under tln- the same being rooms furnished fo r light house* eult Of Flnrldn. Nemtnole I 'u s s t r , snld Antony Fnsuln or Amanda Fusula, Court. In t'hnneerj. keeping. 300 French Ava. lll- 3 tp I t Is further ordered that this noilee his w ife, deceased or o t h r r w l . . . nnd to N O T IC E O F W A S T E It'S HALE. fo u r donserutlve Thom as Emmet Wilson, nny nnd nil parties known o r unknown he published for F O H f"R E N T ^ C Igh t room house at claim in g nny Interest w hatsoever In w eeks In the Hanford llernld. n n ew s­ nnd to the fo l l o w i n g described real paper published In Hemlnnlo County, Herm an D. H e lle r nnd Mary J. Keller, 808 Elm Ave. Enquire 300 French' Ills wife, and Fnrme.ru’ nn-1 Slerrstnlc. t o - w it : B egin n in g nt n post Florida. Ave. 141-3tp W I T N E S S : R. A. Douglass. Clerk of IKS.B feet North X}i degrees 4 1 minutes ebnnfs* Bank tif Milan. Michigan. NotIxo Is hereby g iven that under West o f the Haiitltemtt corner o f the the Circuit Court, nnd a m.il thereof, room F o k ItJ&NT— One furnished and by virtue o f a fla.tl decree render­ N\V»4 o f N E l i o f Hrc. B. T u p , 31 K,. this 1st day o f September.' A. I). 1953. K, A. DOIKVLAW4, ed Ip tbc s Imiyp enlttled eagrie on the Itnnge 30 K., thence Tunning Nortn kU ( S E A L ) ‘ . r with connecting bath. P refer two Clcrlf of the Circuit Court. Stilt day o f August. A. D. 1933, by tlm degrees 46 minutes West i f f , fe el, young Jncn.— 2 U - E , Second St. B y: A. Jf. Weeks. D. C. M-.norahle J, J. IHekltieon, Judge o f thence Smith 770 feet, thortee utJi dS the I ’ treult t ’nttrt of the He re nth Judi­ degrees 46 mhuiU-s Kant :H5sl3 f e » t 9-I-3-15-23-39-610 , * 121-tfc cial Circuit * o f Florida, In Chancery. thence In a northerly illrcctlpn amt In a certain cause therein pending along n line 50 fr e t Went o f the rig III FOR R E N T — Futfrishcd apartment, wncrcln Thomas Kmttttd W'Bxon was ’ m von cK . •>f w ay o f the Houth Florhla Unllrouil. bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel H erm an D. -K eller now A tlantic Toast Line nallroail, 775 In Clrrnlt Court, Seventh Jndlrlnl Clr- roniplnln.ini and uhd Mary J. K eller. his w ife, nnd r a lt. In nml F'or Hroilm dr ('aunty. feet mum « r less to pines hr beginning 123-tfc Avcnuo. ' u" r Farm ers and Merchants Hank i.f Milan. Flnrldn. In Chnncrr). , ami containing 8.60 acres more nr less. .'!3. higau. w e r e d.-f. ndante. I. the un­ John P o w ell. Cnmplaipnnt, You ntul each o f you are hereby o r ­ tbU RENT—Two room light houscdersigned Special Mastiff- In Chancery, va. dered to appear tn the Bill of com in compliance with the provisions o f kecplng apartment, 719 Oak A ve­ W A N T E D — To cxchnngo n-passonger plnlnt Hied against you "In tho above Essie P o w ell, Defendant. entitled cause, on o r before the First T o Essie Powell, Detroit*. ADchlgan: ■ said final tlieree. w ill on Monday, tho nue. , 130-tfc touring car, looks and runs liko Momlny In November, 1933, the same First day o f October, A. D. 1923. b e­ It npprnrlng from tho a ffid a v it of, the 6th day o f tho month, and a John P o w e ll herein duly flleil that ho tw een the lega l hoiira o f sale. In front FOR- R E N T — 4 desirable rooms, fu r ­ new, fo r Ford roadster or coupe, or being rule day nr thin Court, nt tho o f f lr e Is tint complainant In the above sty lo l |of the Court House in Hanford, Hernlnished or unfurnished. A pply 107 light truck,— Ray Brothers, phono 548, o f tho Clerk o f the Circuit Court, nt cause, that It tn tile belief o f the a f - i noli) County. Florida, offer nnd e x ­ tits Seminole County (Vnirt House. flant that Essie P o w e ll Is o v e r t w e n t y - 1pose f o r sale, nml will sell to the h ig h ­ 118-tfc Sanford, West Third street. 130-tfc Sanford. fo r cash, the fo llo w in g iloFlorida, and In default th ere­ ont-Tenr* o»'if nge and said rifEs- * est ,,bidder T(*fl ■19 m »*|.xt o ltd that *«*»»*. the nmii -t of. decree pro ennfosso w ill be e n te r ­ sii- P o w e ll is a resident or the Htate] « f l l , , d prop,-rty. t o - w lt : FOR R E N T — Small cottage.— J. Musagainst you an death o f you, and o f Michigan, residing nt Detroit. Mleli.l Thnt part o f P h ilip Y o n g e Grant, W A N T E D TO R E N T — Furnished 2, ed sold i-aose proceed cxpnrle, Th erefore, yntl, Essie P o w e ll, a r e ] w e s t o f the J. M. W hite one thousand aon. . 130-7tp 3 or 4vrooms fo r winter months by It Is fu rther ordered that this order ordered to appear to this bill In-rein I aero tract, In Township (21) south, FOR R E N T — 3 unfurnished rooms, mnn and w ife. State, full particulars ho published oneo a week fo r right tiled In this cause, said appearance Mange (2a) E.. fo r m e r ly In Orange counconsecutive weeks In the Hanford to iie on tin* F irst Monday In October,, ty, now In Seminole County. Florida, sur304 Elm Avenue. 140-5tp ill letter. Address to W. J., care Herald, tt newspaper published nt Han­ 1923, (lie same being a H a l e - D a y o f veyeil f o r Henry Yongn, Jr., by W a lt e r ford. Florida. flwyntt. January, 1875. and map filed th is C o u rt. FOR R E N T — 12 npartments on Pal- Herald. 145-5tp W I T N E S S the o ffic ia l seal o f said It Is further ordered that this notice In C lerk ’s o ffic e o f Orange County on Court anil the hnnd o f the Clerk there- lie published metto street, Mi block from post o f­ fo r fo u r consecutive the ----- day o f December, 1878, said o f tills till! Sth dav o f .September. 19Z3. weeks In tile Hanford llernld, u news- r.tnp sh o w in g the f o llo w in g lots, tofice.—Judge Housholder. Phone 281. (S E A L ) B. A. DOUGLASS. pnper published In Hemlnnlo County, w lt: Lot 1. Her. 8. leit 1. Hi e. 9. Lots I F YO U H A V E PR O PE R T Y • Clerk, 2. 3, 4. Her 9. feit 1. Her. 10. L o t " 2, 142-Ctp p’ lnrldtl. B y: A, M. Weeks, D eputy.Cle rk. Lot 1, Her. 11. Lot 2, W IT N E S S : E- A. Douglass. Clerk o f 3. 4. See. 1(1. FOR S A L E L IS T IT W ITH E. F. Housholder. Lot- 1,Her. 14. Lots 2. 3, 4. Foil kENT- ■Two small furnished be Circuit Court, and n seal thereof, Her. II. Solicitor fo r Comtilnlnants. Her.' It. Lot 1. Her. 16. Lots 2, 3. 4, ME.— W. J. TH IG P E N this 1st day o f September. A. D. 1923. & apartmcntyi. - A . P. Connelly 9-S-33-39-10.fi-13.20-37-11-3. r.. ft. 7. K. Her.Hi. 1ait I. Sefl. 18. Lots SEAL) E. A. "D O U G LA S S . 2. 3. 4.6, f.. Hke. I*. Lot 1. Her. 17. Clerk of th - Circuit Court. * 143-4 tc Sons. contain in g total acreage o f 1,275 acres, Latest stylus nnd fair prices prevail By: A. M. Weeks, D. C. 138-Otc mnri* or less. Purchaser to pay for FOR R E N T — Bungalow, five rooms nt thu Quality Shop. 142-ltc 9-l-6-ir.-22-29-t.tii lllle. and sieeping porclv Concrete ga­ W A N T E D — Position ns stenographer, L E W I S O’ l l l l Y A N . Ill y o m c i :. ■NOTICE. Special Master In Chancery. rage, 11th street and Onk ave. A p ­ by competent, rciiublo young lutly. n Clrentl t ’oiirl, Neienlh Jnillrlnl C ir ­ 8-25*3-1-8-15-22-6te. Notice Is hereby g iven thnt the cuit, In nml Fur Hrmlnolr Count), ply Mrs, Julius Tnkach, next door. Address It. S., V. O. Box 34, I-ake H oard o f County Commissioners in Florliln. in l linnrery. nml fo r Seminole County. Florida, w ill 143-ltp Monroe, Fla, .lames Meuse, Coin|ilaltiaut, N O T IC E TO CIIEIH TOItH. 138-Gtc at tlielr next regular meeting to bo vs, In Court o f the Count)' Judge, Semi­ held In S n n ford nt th e C o u rt H ou se, t o ll RENT * F I ^ room apartment nole County. Htate of Flurlda. on Monday tho 1st day o f (ictnhor. A. Mlnnln Meuse, Defendant. Meuse, Tampa. Florida. tn r«- Estate o f corner Sixth street nnd Palmetto In Hie Circuit Court o f llie SetruUi D, 1923, nt 10 o’clock A. M, receive I'oIt Mliiulinpnenrlnil fro m the a ffid a v it o f H ow ard I V Lyman, Derensed, bids for the building of a Guard House, Juillrtnl Circuit o f Ih r Slnlc ot nrnes Meuse herein duly Died that lie T o all Creditors. L eg a te»s, D istrib ­ AVonuo.— A. P r Cor noli/ & Sons. Kitchen, and Bull Pen, at the County IToritln tn mid F o r Sciiilnutc Convict Camp near Oviedo In Seminole is-Oie complainant In the above styled utees and nil Persons havin g Claims 143-4 tc County. In 4:hnnrrr>. Cmluly, plans nnd specification* may cause, that It Is the belief o f the tif- or Demands against said 'Estate; Morrlii WllteiiHli-tn, Complainant, vs. be bad by uppllentioii to the Clerk o f Hunt that Minnie M* ti-e Is over tw e n ty - ■ You. a n d ’ each o f you. nre herhy noFOR R E N T — Six Toom bungalow. John 1VI er Jolmsoll, Holla Clmrlolle to present any Hu- Circuit Court, on and a ft e r Satur­ one years of age, and (bat I hi* said tilled and rniu trrd See E. J. Tuthill, Cclury Ave. 144-3lp KJocborg, George Frost ami Noah \V. day, Septem ber ir.th, 1923. Tills Hoard Minnie Meuse l-i a resident of the Htate e Sal ms nml d etna inis which you, <>r Hlittler. ami tho heirs, dovlse.-i, g r a n ­ reserves tho right lo reject nny or till o f Florida, residing at Tampa. F lo r id a ,[ titer of you, imany have against tho Therefore, you. Minnie M-use, nn-j estate o f H ow a rd C. Lyman, deceased, Wood Yurd. tees, o r oth er elulmuntH under John bill*. FOR R E N T — Igiiug's P e te r Johnson, Sofia Charlotte HJoe. (S E A L ) ordered t>. appear lo this hill h.-relu late o f Seminole Count)'*. Florida, to E. A. DOUGLASS. 144-2tp burg, G eorge Phone 203-J. ^ Frost anil Noah W. mill in this rails-, said appearance to •be undersigned Executrix i f said Clerk. Shuler, and all persons unknown In­ 9-8-15-22-29-4(0. lo- on tin- First Monday In October. estate, w ithin tw o years from t lie data FOR R E N T — 3 unfurnished rooms, terested In the property Invovlved In 1923. the same being a llulo Day f>1 j hereof. this Court. Dated August A. I>. 1923. ( ITATtn.V . 314 Elm Avcnuo. * 145-5tp this suit, Defendants. UltDICIt. It Is fu rther ordered that this notice I EM M A A. L Y M A N . In Clri-itll Court of S r tr n lli Jndlrlnl T h e State o f Florida, to John Peter 8-25-9-1-8-|5-22-29-10-6-13-Ste lie published fo r four eonseeutlvo I Circuit of l'( »rld n , Hritilnolr Cnunly, F o i l R E N T — 3 furnished rooms nnd Johnson, Sofia Charlotte SJoehorg, In Chnnrrrr. garage. 11th St. and Elm Ave. lieotKo Frost nnd Noah \V. Shuler. If Eddie II. I'.iyb-, Complainant, living, and If dead, nil parties eh.lin­ vs. <145-3tp ing toll rest) under John P eter John­ M. Schneider. A Bene M. Doyle. DefendanF. son, Sofia ChariottA SJocboig, George T«» AllmuM. 1io\i.', :N%i. 3042 K i l l FOR R E N T — Big cool bedroom. 2 Frost nnd Xonli W. Shuler, deri-ased. HI n-i-i. I 1bllatb- i|ihlu. I'rllin.: or otherwise, .In the property d e­ gentlemen preferred. 202 Park Y* -u uli' Imr.-I. y tinli' r. il in lit* ami scribe!) In this order, and to all per­ hi »|m■ar b. f -•I"-- >.iir K-ilil i%,xii t nt HoAve. 145-ltp sons unknown Interested In tin- prop­ 4 *1*11rt linn hi* In Mil Ilf ii r«1, Fin rhln . In erty Involved 111 tills Still. Willed |k lllr aboil- >lltll 1t*«l rnuiMr mi Ihr l"t L A R G E convenient unfurnished liousm situated In S e m in o le ’ Couhty. Florida, i ! my of 1III. ilo r 1!»rn. n iruts* day nf IblN keeping roems. Rent reasonable. and deserlbeil ns f o l l o w s , . t o . n i t : Court, I " answer the 1.111 o f complaint HM of S I P , o f N W u of See. 22. herein against you. else tin- sain.205 Onk Ave. 145-20-tp T « p . 21 S.. Itange 29 K. nml S \ V of tiled will lo- taken as confessed and f o l ­ S t V 'i o f N K U o f See 22. Tup. 21 S., lowed by appropriate decree. It. 39 E. It la Further Ordered that this order W A N T h lJ You itre hereby ordered ami rrspilred lie published In Hi.- HnnToril Herald, a W A N T E D — Man to Bell Ilnwleigh lo npiiear on the t i l l day o f November, newspaper published In Hemltiole A. D. 1923, to the bill fib it against Florida, mien each week for Quality Products direct to consum­ you In the above entitled cause mid County, four eonseenllvii weeks. Given under my bund nn1 seal or ers in Seminole County. Pleasant, court. W IT N E S S H. A. Dougina*. Clerk or said Court, this the 31st day of August, said Circuit Court, and the official permanent, profitable business, Lit*c4i|.«)'*rcof, this Ttli day or Septomber. iii;,A M * ; i:. 'tte VApilnl nredud. Mni:e prnctichlly 1923. ' * Clerk of Circuit Court, Hemlnidv County, Florida. every fam ily a steady satisfied cus­ (Circuit Court Heal) (S E A L ) H. A. DOtfOLASS. By: A. M Weeks, D. C. tomer. Workers make large steady IJy: V. M. Douglass. D. C. E. F. Housholder. 9-R-16-22-29-10-0-13-20-27-I1-3-9IC Solicitor fo r Complainant, Income. Give nge, occupation, refer­ 9-1-8-15-22-29-5tc In Circuit Court Seventh Jiitllrlnl Cir­ ences.— W. T. Rnwlcigh Co., Dept. cuit, Hrtulnnle Cnuiity. Florliln. d iv o m P e . 2780, Memphis, Tcnn. In Chnnrery. Ill Ik e C ircu it Court. N r t r n l h Jn illrln l C IT A T IO N . 139-8-15-22-3tc C l r r u l l . In mill F o r H r i u l u o l r Teresa If. nucll.VJolned t>> tier husband, C o u H l), F lo rid a . Albert Buell, Complainants. W A N T E D — A good second hand DelM. Lions. Compbilnnnl, vs, ". vs. Julius Mnlnar, et at.. Defendants. co light plant.— E. IL Mobley. Phone T o Julius Mnlnar, If ID log. nnd If W. It. Linus, Defendant. 294. " 143-3tp dead, to all parlies claiming Interest T o W . ' l l . Lions. Baltimore, Maryland: -F O R R E N T directory ■ ■vat --------1— m-i------------ A N o d o n - W i d s Dmumttratlqn Six True Blue TiuvulenT—-with riwai n A o f mlUi if u tt duty already on their rpecdomctcre—« n 4 RED, GREEN A N D W H ITE, PR ICE just half of shingles, cost less to apply x and wears jiist as long. IMPLEMENT ^SU PPLY CO: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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, September 15, 1923 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 15, 1923. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1923; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ebf7e7a45aa947d5bac05334dce5406.pdf 8a85eadd6edb304ddd1e7550255bb462 PDF Text Text . * " * ' 'm . . . — . .... ►• • *• ’ • 1 •* ' ' * ' • * • • ' * " ” " ' * ' ’ " * ' 1 ' * ' J . . . . U fliu M ir IN THE HEART OP THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION voLu m e iv . ^ V+ » n n iin u n iin n iu ^ *t-si m m iik S a n f o r d , F i o t a b A , F rilD A Y , S e p t e m b e r h , 1923 .if *iy.f # •' ‘v t. -* A l« i n iU n*’JV ■ srr lid) COMES TO A FULL AND COMPLETE AGREEMENT Peace L o o m s^ Both Sanford and Orlando Were Represented by Largfe Delegations— Grand Time Reported and Much Good Accomplished. SR. IsEPTEMBl D«U Set For ftalinns Evecautc Island of Corfu. I d r T ile A w o r l i l M The GoodRoads Boosters Came Home This Morning From Green Cove Springs To P ress) Belgrade, September 14.—Italian IrsrJgr dc affairs here informed the IJosG-SInv government Inst evening I of Premier Mussolinis desire that I direct negotiations between Rome Iand Helgrado regarding Fiumc be Iresumed. The resumption of negot­ iation:, nrc fresh basis is considered I possible, although no decision has Ibeen reached ns yet. Paris, Sept. 14.—When Premier IMussolini declares the annexation of IFiuinc to Italy he will announce tho [withdrawal of the Italian troops n Porto t Barros, and adjoining Bdfcr.D Im w jk s I r |thoritativo quarter. Italy will thus King Alexander Jugo-TSInvla |hre up any claim to that port, also whose sympathies are with Greece. [to Sussnk and to the Delta there ■which will be left to Jpgo Slnvia. FORMER BANDIT SUES FOR ONE MILLION DOLLARS Whcrv tho Sanford and Orlando del- crington and Reg Holly and all retir­ what it means to the entire atato of pgntions sailed from tho Clyde Line ed in good spirits (and you can tako Floridn. Among the speakers were dock hero Wednesday afternoon at this with a pinch of sulphur water). Telfair Stockton of Jacksonville, Judge Perkins of DeLand, Carl Rrown five o’clock thqy had started one of The party woko up Thursday moml of DeLand, Senator Russell of Paint* tho finest trips of their chaste young ing in Green Cove Springs and imme­ kn, Mayor Alsop of Jacksonville, F. O. lives (or chhscd lives) nnd during the diately after breakfast went to Quis- Miller of Jacksonville and our own time that they were sailing tho l-Ann Springs—this is pronounced Mnyor Forest Lake of Sanford. stormy St, Johns nnd whiio they were with n sneeze and a pinch of .snulT Altogether it wan n most successful at tho Good Roads meeting At Green washed down with river water. Rut meeting nnd after it had adjourned Cove Springs they had one of tho regardless of tho name the spot Is one the entire crowd gathered at dock to best times that any member of tho of tlic prettiest In tho state and the sea Sanford and Orlnndo delegations party hns enjoyed In years. Of course clcnr water bubbles out in n crystnl do their stuff while tho hands plnycd there is nothing quite like n St. Johns pool that flows on into the big swim­ nnd tho people came aboard nnd had river trip on the good ship City of ming pool nnd It is ono of marvelous light refreshments and Waiter Rose Jncksonvillcand there could hardly bo entity and elenn nnd annitary in ap­ made several campaign speeches and n bettor crowd from either Sanford pearance. Many of the visitors took never has Green CoVc seen such a or Orlando as tho one gntheted to­ advantage of tho opportunity to tako Jnlly bunch. Tho boat pulled out gether Wednesday afternoon. Every­ their annual bath whether they nbout five in tho afternoon nnd at the thing that could bo done for the com­ needed It or not and after Sanford enrnest solicitation of *ho party Capt. fort of the party was done an with Orlsndonnd Orlnndo singers had en­ Coleman finally consented to stop nt Secretary Pearman of tho Chamber tertained the big crowd that had Pnlatkn nnd unload como freight und of-Comma rcc so Frank Akers and. ,gather,e<| after ti]o. parade the ,lmr- let tho delegations p.imds the streets otherSTo Took 'llTier the detMla tho bceue dlnntr Was htmoUriced and about Which they did and woke up Palatka. trip was pleasant and profitable. It half n million people more or less The moving picture show turned out was undoubtedly profitable although made a break' for tho tables and most and the bunch went to tho City Park wc learned after nrriving at Green of them wore just ahead of the writer and Forest Lnktrand Walter Rose told Cove Springs that the State Road which neccssltacd his standlngHRDL them about it from tho band stand Department members were not at the which necessitated his . standing after which tho bunch walked back meeting to aco tho big delegations around on first ono foot and then the down Lemon street singing songs and lrom Oilnndo, Sanford, DcLand, Pa- other fcllow’a foot until he finally id lin g those on tho street who they ictkn and other towns or to hear tho made a break through the lino and were and what they were. Arrived good roads thunder thnt wns shot at obtained sonic of the finest chicken nt the boat again the bunch sang pillau, barbecued pork, beef,* mutton nbout one thousand songs and as n them yesterday. ‘ There was nothing special of note and other good things with coffee nnd resul they nil have a frog in their on tho trip to Green Cove Springs on then everyone sat in the shade of the throats today but they gave Palatka tho boat as everyone retired'very magnificent oaks until timo for the a hurrah that they will not soon for­ early after drinking plenty of ice speakers. The combined bands from get. Settled down on the boat again water nnd tea although before they DeLand and Palatkn rendered several they fdayed checkers, chess, marbles retired they had a few improptu airs and then many good speakers and rook until about ten or more and (Coullnufd cw I’Sf* Klgkt) speeches, plenty of music by A. With- told the folks about Road No. 3 and • Paris, Sept. 14.—(By tho Associate Press).—The danger of the pence ■of Kurope from tho Italian Occupa­ tion of Corfu ended tonight, when, titer nnnther difficult session, the lambnssndors’ council came to n full |agrvcmcnt.' Italy finally consented Mo MINNKAPOLIS, Minn., *» evneunte Corfu before the end of Mi Sept. 14.—Emmet Dalton, Ito [September. It is understood they are to leave the island by September ■a last survivor of the famous ha M Dalton gong which opornt- Mi hi ed in Kansas and Kentucky It is also unders^od tho council ■x yenrs ago, Monday filed Mi agreed that if on the date of cvnuation, tho inter-allied commission h% suit in Federal District V* of inquiry reports that Greece hns Ms Court seeking $1,000,000 ha at done all possible to discover and Ha damages'from William H. Mi uniah the assassins of the Italian ha Fawcett, publisher of a ha embers of the Grcco-Albanlan ta monthly magazine, because M* oundary mission, tho 60,000,000 lire Mi of articles published in the Mi ■% epoaited by the Greek government ha periodical. Mt The articles, it is alleged, h% (ihail tie paid over to the Italian gov­ Mi reflect on tho character of M» THIS AMOUNT WAS OFFERED IN ernment as reparations. * LAST PROPOSAL BY Bp to almost the last moment, Mi the gangsters, “who had a Mi BERLIN. Mi high c.odo of honor, even in ^ Ita lia n s insisted that tho pow­ Mi (Hr Tfce Aiaudafrd I'rraa) ers ought to take. Premier Musso­ M their career of crime.’.' Mi Since Dalton was released Mi NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Germany lini's word as to the evacuation, and [cave it to him to fix tho exact date IM from prison in 1067, ho has ha can pay no more than 30,000,000,000 after the reparation measures had Mi devoted much of his time to Mi gold marks In reparations, which is ha lectures on tho subject of Mi tho eum offered in tho last proposal en carried out. * Mi made by Berlin, Dr. Cuno, tho former The British ambassador Insisted )M right living. ha N chancellor pf Germany declared today site as strongly that public opinM i l M M M i M i M i h Q l M h a M i or. his nrrivinl on tho steamship Re­ throughout tho world ought to liance for a visit of several weeks in reassured by a definite arrange Uiis country. Dr. Cuno, who is now ent that would put an end to the president council of tho Hamburg* Ik that Italy intended to remain American Lino, said ho was visiting Corfu indefinitely. He asked that the United States for the fourth time, Italian premier choose a fixed ax a pirvate citizen and shipping »U which would be early enough man. Hla visit had no political slg* set all speculation as to Italy's nificance, he said. lintentions at rest. The allies, assured the Italian, am- GEORGIA DB^TIRT sador that the greatest diligence PEN SE^tEN C E HAND cbNCBUT AT CENTRAL ' PARK SUNDAY 4 P. *!. aid be Exercised in ppmulng the |ioquiry into the assassination dfl, TALB6fTt>N, Ga., Sept. 14.—Dr. March"—National Emblcrrt—E. Ting* tneral Tuil/ni and the, other mcm- C. M. Black, prominent dentist of [Mn of tlte Italian boundary cotn- Talbotton, charged with murder in !*y. -A ,1 ! j Dance of the Hours, from La GloImission and £leadcdawlth him to urgq connection with, fatal Blabbing . of ■Rome to accept thejdesife of Crest Jesse C.' Mcflulri, local morchant was conda-p-A,. Ponchftiy^ . Grand Selection, from Martha—F. [Britain and fix a precise date for the convicted of 'voluntary manslaughter, ' ,, Imruation of tho Greek territory, so by a Jury in’iuperior court.hero early Von Flotoje!" Cornet Solo—The Neapolitan Sbxig |M to relievo the world of anxiety. yaaterday. r __ | The afternoon aeaslon was postponed Tho sentence of 19 to 20 years in —Master Johnny Shlrard—E. D. * ■til six o’clock and then again at the penitentiary was set by the jury Capua." Intermission. ' , ' .i | l o'clock in order to give time for and pronouribed directly after the March—The New President—A. like ambaskadora to communicate reading of the verdict. I with their governments. • Taylor* * k ■ i 1■ u i s ~ Overture—Morniog, Noon and I Two more hours were occupied by tion created by the assassination of ** • • like ambassadors at the evening ses» Italian delegates. Tho solution im­ Night—F. Von Suppe. ■ion beford they could coitye to an mediately will bo transmitted to Allegretto, £. Valse—On the Bclo| agreement, but eventually It was an- Athens and also communicated to the tiful Rhine—Kelcr Bela. I Bounced in air of great relief that League council and will b* made pub­ Suite In four ,part*—Atlantis or the IItaly hsd lic tomorrow at noon. . . . . ^ '»• * official • cod ^unique issued soon The member* o f. the commiation The Court Function. | olUrward of inquiry. JfiU . tomorrow to The Tbs Prince and Aana. ora’ - council taka up their work with instructions The Ptotrpctlon of Atlantis. [ adopted a tion which it considers to pursue their investigation* with k ns to ^teat energy. - ^ . HILLER CONFESSES 30 BILLIONS IS J. P. HALL IS THE TO LANE MURDER GERMANYS LIMIT HEARING WILL BE H P AT ORLANDO ^ ONLY ELIGIBLE P. M. CANDIDATE (Dr Tha Aaaarlalrd 1‘raaa) (H r Tb* A u x l i l H I’r r a a ) TAMPA, Sept. 14.—Frank Miller, olios Frank Meyer, alias J og Meyer, is held in jail here charged with the murder of John H. Lane, citrus grow* cr at his home in Soffncr last Wednes­ day. Sheriff Spencer said that Miller had admitted ho killed Lane, after a drunken argument and had buried the body in Lane's fruit grove. WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Joseph P. Hall, of Sanford, was certified today as the only eligible Fourteen Indictments candidate for the post­ A gainst Ohio Men mastership of that city. IM r T b r A aaartated P reaa) . COLUMBUS, Ohio, S ept U r Fourteen indictments charging Wil­ liam O. Denham, president and Dwight Harrison, secratary and treasurer of the R. L. Dollingt Company of Ohio wih obtaining money under falsa pre­ tenses were returned by the Preble county grand Jury a t Eaton, Ohio, ac­ cording to ah announcement by At­ I . ( H r TO* A a a o d a la d P r c a a ) . i torney General Crabbe. Harrison Is NEW YORK, SepL 14.—Mayor John Caulflel of Johnstown, Pa, haa or­ under Arrest but Benham has not dered all negroes who have resided been taken. in that city less than seven years to lesvo town a t once, the American Tulsa Tribune Civil Liberties Union toda^/mgauncApply For ed It had been informed by- former Representative Bailey, of Pennsyl* Art Inunction vanla. • ' ' MAYOR ORDERS NEGROES OUT OF JOHNSTOWN, PA. Will (H U T * ■sit* fehootirig Cace iAMUJ RELIEF Ftom The . immoral Practices Of The Present Government. Madrid, Sept. 14.—The S cabinet resigned this morning. Alfonso has returned to capltolj^ was met nt tEo station by me of tho cabinet Mnet ah<I p ro c e e d e d m les for the punlsh'ftieni o( rqtlilary revoltors at Barcelona 2nd elsewhere. The King tefuse'd and tho Premier thereupon submitted the resignation of the entire cabinet. King Alfonso at once a$ked Captain General Prlmo Riviera, tKa leader of tho military movemont against AlE . C. » •« « ■ chief of the vice huccma’s cabinet, to form a new squad 6f Atlanta, Ga., waa arrested cabinet. o n 'a warrant after the police board had exonerated him in the shooting AuigH^, Sept) ,14.— (By of W. H. Homes, privato ’detective. atod Press),—Spain is jn ( of a roveoiutlon. A mill! . d’etat, originating in Barcelona, spread rapidly througii various d trlcts And provinces of the country and has aroused the deepest concern to the government At the head of the movement is tho captain-general of Barcelona, I’rimo Rivera, a man of strong In­ » WINNIPEG, Sept, 14.— Ml fluence and powerful associations. i The average life of tho hu- Mi Behind hi mare the officers of the i man being has been pro- ■■ army, who havo beno chaffing for i longed from 12 to 16 years Mi many months under the ignominy of i as a result of recent ad- Ml the Moroccan campaign and with the i vancca In medicine and sur- Mi officers the rank and file, who seem i gory, Dr. Charles H. Mayo, ■■ ready to follow their loaders'to the ” i of Rochester, Minn., declar- Ml end. King Alfonso is believed to be at ha ed Monday night before the Mi i Manitoba American Colitge San Sebastain. There are various i of Surgeons. Dr. Mayo exreports as to his probable action in the. crisis, and ho may cveq now hp i pressed the opinion that the t progress already made Mi on his way to Madrid to take up con­ i would be surpassed In the Mi sideration of the threatening situa­ i years tq come. M*. tion with Premier Alhuccmas. i Dr. Mayo emphasised the ha After protracted meetings of the i need of education as tho ■% cabinet, a mesage was sent to Gen­ i prlmo requisUo in the battle ha eral Rivera requesting him to aban­ i against disease. “Tho life Mi don the movement for patriotic rea­ i of an individual,” he said, M sons, but he absolutely refused to do i "could be prolonged by five Ms ■o. The foreign minister, Santiago i years if the medical proctl- hq Alba, who is believed to be,partie»ji . tioncr waa consulted every hg larly obnoxious to the revolting* ele­ t two years after a person - Ml ments has resigned from the.mtoli* i passed his 40th year.” try, as well on the minister of labor, i , ' , Ml Felix Arminan. i M M M M M M M l a M The under-secretary of war, G«nUcrmudas Castro, informed the cor­ respondent* this afternoon thi^ m inister of, war had a long conver­ sation on the telephone with General Rivers who Informed t tha minister that ha had rebelled agalnat members of the present The captain general paid e _____ Premier Alhucemah and th a . GENUINE BHAKBYS IN PROHIBI­ of the Interior, the Duka of < var. ■ TION FORCEH AT TAMPA. Contradictory reports are Vary Pre­ valent here. Although the (ii> ‘t i e rr*M) TAMPA, SepL 14.—The resignation secretory 0? w«r.told tha nav ’ of Prohibition A gent. Cobb ia an­ men that King Alfonso nounced by Director Allen, who also San Sebastian by there was an made it known that Agents G. D. aspeh later that tbs Murill and Carl C. Walker have bom sojourning there discharged because of Infractions of would not como to tha capital us til departmentment rules. tomorrow. wv vItalians shot up n Gre& town, Try The greatest truoble this on your neighbor’s piano. AVERAGE human LIFE EXTENDED OVER 12 YEARS e PROHIBITION AGENT COBB HAS RESIGNED Tulsa i Captured a barrel of real hard cider in Montgomery, Ala. Carried away a Tribune today announced It would ap. ply for an injunction to the United barrel of fun. States district court to prevent Gov­ Booileg boose coats $20 a quart In ernor Walton from interfering With thd publication of the paper If the Savannah, Ga., the crooks. Paace seems to executive carries out hie threat to es­ It’s time. The Irlst What’s become of monoq gland die* tablish a military censorship of Its turned.' news columns. No censor appeared cover?? You don’t see any-old j : starting to school. . . i will tell you Just how “ tk o w , the pet new are. yi ■ CERR RESIGN At SIGN* OF (OUIJLB* r Tw d1 ftp "* u"" * n , p «aV B w j i l i T j :*a •1 r �.. . MRS. FRED DA1GER_____ ------------------------------------------Society Edlto, Phone 217-W * If you hero any friends visiting you—If you aro going anywhere or com* Ing home, or if you are entertaining, writo n postal card to this department, giving details, or telephone the item. It will be greatly appreciated. OCIAL LENDAR lei' Thursday—Business and Professional Women’s Club tHect at the home of Mrs. A. R. Marshnll on Palmetto avenue, at 8:30 p. m. ( Friday—Script Dance by Junior De­ partment of Woman’s Club at Wo­ man’s Club House at 0:00 p. m. Friday—Mothers’ Club'meets nt 3:80 p. m. at the home of Mrs. George Paxton on Myrtle Avenue. . w.t: OUR HOUSE It Should be yours, if I could build The quaint old dwelling I desire, With IBooks and pictures bravely filled And chairs beside an open fire, ‘ White-paneled rooms with candles lit | lie awake to think of it! A dial for the sunny hours, A garden of old-fashioned flowers— Bay marigolds and lavender, ,And mignonette and fevor-tow, And Judas-tree and maidenhair And candytuft and thyme and rue— All these for you to wander in. A Chinese carp (called mandarin) Waving a sluggish silver fin Deep in the moat; so tain? he comes To lip your fingers offering crumbs. Tall chimneyrfTikc longlistoning ears, White shutters, ivy green and thick, And walls of ruddy Tudor brick Grown mallow with the passing years. And windows with small leaded panes, Broad window-seats for when it rains, A big blue bowl »f pot pourri And—yes, a Spanish chestnut tree To coin the nutumn's minted gold. A summer house for drinking tea— All these (just think) for you and me. ~ * A staircase in the old back wood Cut in the days of Itobin Hood, And banisters worn smooth as glass, Down which your hnnd will lightly pass; A piono with pale yellow keys For wistful twilight melodies. And dusty bottles in a bin— All these for you to revel in. But when? Ah, well, until thnt time We'll habit in this house of rhyme. —Christopher Morley In New York Evening Post. Mrs.L , Y, Ilrynn is visiting in Ar­ cadia us tlte guest of Mrs. Carlton. Allan Jones motored to Kissimmee last evening where he was the guest of'friends. Mrs. S. Puloston left Tuesday even­ ing for New York where she will visit hvr aunt. , , •» • • Pan! Lake has returned from Tnm|.n where be spent his vacation very pleasantly.(on business). Mrs. J. F. Iloolihnn nnd son, of Jacksonville, who have been the guests of her mother, leave Sumlny Ly bopt for their home. Mrs. II. A. Bivins left yesterday for Daytona Bench where she will visit her mother, Mrs. II. W. Herndon nt her apartments. ••• Mrs. A. T. Connelly and Mrs. Frank Miller are the guests of Mrs. B. W. •Herndon nt her apartments at Day­ tons Beach. i i >i i i j <i j */.TTn m m i . / . i T i j C t • i i i ' 1 v ,V ra O - ^ - 1* ■i •>.•<j y i 'N j l v t . CAPPEDGE IS KILLED IN UTO WRECK AT NEMAN Another Man on Trial Today in Georgia Mijrder ORANG^.COUNTY WOMAN IN­ STANTLY KILLED NEAR BAU GALLIR. ' Mrs. T. M. Coppodgo of Formosa was instantly killed near Eau Gallic yesterday forenoon when an autbmobUe in which'she was riding 'Isldoswljtcd another mnehine, according to word received here. S. E. Barnxwcll, Jr., of Jackson­ ville, n ' tire salesman, was driving the machine which crashed into Mra. Coppcdge's motor, it was said. Sev­ eral friends of Mrs. Coppcdge, motor­ ing to Miami with her, escaped in­ jury. Mrs. Coppcdge has lived near Or­ lando for ninny years arid is well known. Her husband condncta an automobile pnint shop here. Funeral services will be held from the' F irtl Baptist church this nftefnpoh at 4:3<f, the body coining in on*tne nfternooh train—Sentinel. SANFORD AND ORLANDO ROADS BOOSTERS LEFT LA8T . NIGHT FOR GREEN COVE ' LAW” MRS.C.V.BALSAU TAKES ISSUE WITH PETER 0. KNIGHT TEMPERATURE CHEVROLET San Juan Garage Company v A c h in g , b u rn in g feet ? MENTHOLATUM quickly relieves and v refreshes. A a EUROPEAN PLAN. OPEN ALL TIIE YEAR. CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM OUTSIDE. YOU CAN WALK ALONG IN STYLE — If you wear "CLOTHES THAT FIT' PEOPLE WILL NOW HURRY TO FLORIDA M ilane Theatre ••• COOLEST SPOT IN SANFORD -Show* Starting nt 7:30 nnd 9:15 P. M.----T O D A Y■Wm. Fox Prc-sentH • JOHN GILBERT —IN— “HONOR FIRST” One girl, two brother*, Emotion, Fire, Daah, Daring. Do you remember John Gilbert in Truxton King? See him in the tluul role—one n* the villinn, the other the hero. LUPINO LANE in the “PIRATE” ----------------------------- F R I D A Y------------------------------COUNTRY STORE NIGHT—15 PRIZES J. Parker Read, Jr., (’regent* ( “THE LAST MOMENT’’ With Henry Hull, Doris Kenyon nnd Louix Wolhclm Here’* a drama of the screen you will ga*p nt. It is packed with mystery und thrill*. Midnight on the tleck of n .storm tossed schooner. A thrilling story of the high seas. Pathe Comedy “Fire-Fighters.” * SATURDAY—TOM MIX IN “STEPPING FA ST’ ' MON DAY—AMATEUR NIGIIT SPECIAL MATINEE, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY Special Music to nil Pictures . NIGHT P R IC E S ........................ ............. ...... 10 and 20 Cents MATINEE PRICES ................................... 10 and 15 Cents III BRING, Minn., Sept. 13.—Snow D1SAPPF.RANCE OF fluries yesterday gave the Mesnba PITTSBURGH SALESMAN range an early tinge of winter when REWAINS UNSOLVED snow fell for more thnn an hour. JENVKIl, Sept. 13— ty e dimpPI|»earranee of G. B. Metz, 24, a sales- s mi(n 6f Pittsburgh, Pn., Whit dfftj/)>pd i from sight Here Monday after leav­ ing a note in which ho said he was ' going on n dangorous mission” re­ mains unsolved. ‘ j— Detectives aro working on two theories, Jottf phty and suicide. MKXCAI.I, Lower Cal., Sept. 13— < Tho no(c' discovered by a maid at Wireless messages received here late Metz' hotel wheif she entered hki yesterdny report tho destruction by room read: , .• . n tidal wa’vc of San Ja.»c de Cabo, a “I am going on a dangerous mis­ small fishing town on the west coast sion tonight.. If anything should of California,- just above Cairo San happen that I do •not rcluYn please l-ucns. Tho number of lives lost ii Junvaid the personal papers you still not known. find in the small drawer (o 'Mrs. II. Most of the 600 inhabitants of tho B. Crrsaman,:Naw York city. > town are believed to have escaped to (Signed) *0! B. METZ." higher ground when tho tidal wave “Personal effccta to Mr#, G. A. swept over tho place yesterday/ dc- Keller, New York city. • Catalog to cording to radio advices sent oat by Pittsburgh I-amp. Braes and Glass a steamer which cleared Capo Lucas Company. Car to Shunders." shortly before the catasthrope. The car referred to was an au­ Steamers carrying merchandise to tomobile Metz rented. It will be re­ Guama3, which had cleared the cape turned to 11r. Owner. i in time to oscapo destruction or’dam­ Metz was But seen a t hbr hotel age from the wave, have been order­ by a maid.; Monday morning. Ro ed to return to Snn Jose dc Cabo for came tp Denver about two wtwku ago. relief work, the message stated. One of the vessels, it was said, carried A shoplifter entered a SL ‘ tauls UK) laborers for tire cotton fields near store and got p nice fur coat and four her*. - -• • • • . . • month!.' FISHING TOWN IS DESTROYED BY TIDAL WAVE MADE-T0-MEA5U1C BT The Superior Tailoring Co. CINCINNATI At Popular Prices Their complete sample equipment embracing 3 0 0 all wool weaves is now on display here and our own guarantee of satisfaction supports v_V. . t,\ • every sale. \M r. W . E . Herrin will bt with us untill Saturday night\ Itaking measures fc ' ■■■■. Street • i SELLS IT FOR LESS r **fj*.r - pH T. (Continued from nngc 1) ( H r Tfce rr» « l CHICAGO, Sept. 13.—Opening of completion of tho St. Johns , Scenic grain prices: Wheat, December 1.04 highway. SILLS * Mayor Lake nnd Colonel Lewis 3-8 to 3-4, May 1.10 to 1-4; Corn, DeO'Bryan will bo the speakers fqr San -1 comber 07 6-8 to 3-4; Oats, December, ford at the meeting. Kcndricjv Guern- 40 to 1-8. cty, secretary of the Orlando chamber NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 13.—Cotton of commerce, will represent Oriindo 11 o’clock call: October 27.00, Depnd Orange county. ' Tho social features of the trip have . ccmbcr 20.07. Richard Jarncttc’i f.fti . been provided for, and will ■without wastral brother was on], " Z I doubt promote most cot dial relation! by his hate for „n i n n i n g between those -braking the trip nnd •nd mother. See this pro<L ' affords an opportunity of closer nopnd realize what s o r r o w , ^ qunintanccship. 1. , ta k in g .nd n h.nl h Preparations aro being made to en­ I'ring. Also— *■ tertain nekrly 3,000 people at Green IKTFa ra fa Cove Springs when steps will b» tak­ "WI'V DOfiS I.HAVU l,01| r en to bring to the attention of tho 8ANFORD A 2-pnit Cenltr, V , , f Mate highway commission n stretch Maximum, Wednesday .. of twenty-six miles through Minimum, Inst night .... -Friday and Saturdij. county which.Heeds reconstruction. Ef­ Rain, inches — --------“HOLLYWOOD" forts to finance this road work will In nrndo at tho meeting which will VALENCIA, Spain, Sept. 13—The draw tho attention of people for , central committee o f exporter* WcdftiilCs nrohfWl the Green Cove Springs J tresdny issued a .protest against the Half the victories of Ijf* com<T ' | district. 1quarantine placed by the United n confident belief (hat one U tfrtable to bond Itself further, Clay ! States on all fruits and vegetables to win. The world has litUe cobnljy Cannot jiay for tho building of offered for import from Europe. The the jn an who is continually rf (BefoMfcfifard through twenty-six | measure has caused g reat-agitation mlli'4 Of Its'ferritoiy. This road is all I among tho fruit growers of eastern tho heels.—Anonymous. tfofl (A pereftfi! fft complete n splendid Spnin who were looking to the UnlOcr new Pall Milliner^ hTni liijrhway from JackibltviJic to the j ted States as nn outlet for produce —your Inspection invited,—Th| ^ 1 scfifti. Several years Ago Clay county , formerly shipped to Germany, Russia ity Shop. KMt, bonds for building jjiis road and Austria. . which kits worn out till Of being in sc- . , .. ■ vert use for n long period. It will be CW JGM DISTURB SCHOOL WORK nWtirsrfrv to acniTo state aid in reteachers should give thej SEE THE NEW cbnilrtftting the Highway qnd it is for | 8am° a,Ivic° to chlWrnn who have thnt I fttf that ifio rally will be a" * * *h‘\ * ! or o : recommend FOLEVS HONEY AND “ 1 _____ TAR to tho children in my scjtool Reduced price $603 DELAND. Sept. 13— A special train j.wh.° ,,ad t,ic ‘fI“’ an l Rood rcsulta Delivered carrying 100 good roads boosters. ac- ™mo whenever It was used; xvr to. componlcd by tlm DeLaml band of Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, Flortwelve pieces, loft here nt 9 o'clock ida. Foley’s Honey and Tar contains this morning for the good roads rally no opiates. Ingredients printed on the wrapper. Quickly relieves colds, nt Green Cove Springs. By ordci^ of the mayor, nil places of coughs and croup. Sold everywhere. business, including the two banks will —Adv. be closed all day. A CHEERFUL WELCOME AWAITS YOU Mr. and Mrs. Ed; Lane and Mrs. J. (n r The A iurlalH I'resa) NEWMAN, Ga^ Sept, l i — Walter E. Pace afe spending this irefck in St. Petersburg and other places on tho Feltman was this afternoon freed of west coast. . the charge of murder lii connection with the slaying of Millard Troufon, whose body was thrown Into the Mrs. E. A. Douginas and daughter creek August 12. The presiding Judge Virginia, arid Mrs. Sidney Rive leave ordered a verdict of acquittal. Felttoday for Daytona Beach whorrf they man was the first of the four men will spend some time. tried to be freed. Miss Sybil Harwood, who has been ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 13.—Three tho attractive guest of her grandmoth­ more men were sentenced to serve er, Mrs. J. II. McMullen, leaves this prison terms nt bowman, Ga., late afternoon for her home in Jackson­ yesterdny in connection with • tho ville. death of Millard Trouton. Floyd Weldon was found guilty by a Jury Mr/. Allen Jones, Messrs. H. L. Gib­ of murder with recommendation for son, Paul Lake and Allen Jones will mercy and was sentenced to life in motor to Daytona Bench this after­ prison. Jeff Mlnter nnd Leon Goodnoon where they will be the guests of rum entered plens of guilty fo man­ the former's sisters. slaughter nnd were sentenced to serve 3 years, according to Solicitor ‘Mrs. E. D. Mobley and Miss Georgia W. Y. Atkinson. * ' • Mobley left yesterday in their car for Wnitcr Fcltmnn, the solicitor de­ Tnmpa where they will spend a couple clared, the only other mnn neeusod of weeks with the former’s sister, Mrs. of murder in the Trouton case, waiv­ CONTINUED SUPPO OF t i i i : Snrn Pittman at her home in Hyde ed corpus dciicit proceedings, nnd will P u M lC IS NEC Park. ** . go on trial nt Ncwnnn today. WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—The J. W. Mlnter, father-in-law of Mrs. E. James and son Sidney, of Trouton was convicted Inst week of five million dollnrs originally nskrd Jacksonville, left ..yesterday in their ■first degree murder nnd was sentenc­ <Jf the American people for Japanese car after n pleasant visit here as the ed to he hanged nt Newnan next earthquake sufferers was exceeded guest of Mrs. John Abrahams at her month. His son, Grndy Minter, was by more than n hundred thousand heme oh Hughey street. They will sentenced to life in prison following dollnrs today ns contributions con­ visit friends enroute home at DcLand, his conviction by a jury. tinued to pour in from every section Holly Hill, Daytona and St. Augus­ Weldon went on trial yesterday. of tho country, but Red Cross offi­ tine.1 He denied any complicity in the death cials sent forth tho word that Con­ of Trouton, Solicitor .Atkinson de­ tinued support of the public was ne­ MOTHERS' CLUB clared over long distance telephone cessary. The first meeting of tho fall of the to The Associated Press, but admit­ A total of $6108,300 had been Mothers Club will bo held tomorrow ted being with mombers of n party pledged when the books were closed afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. which confessed to having thrown for the day. The executive commit­ George Pnxtom All members nrc Trouton alive into a shallow creek tee of tho Red Cross, announced, how­ urged to be present ns matters of im­ after weighing him down with rocks. ever, thnt late advices on the extent portance are to be discussed. He said he did not know the purpose of the catasthrope made it clear that the sum originally asked for would of the party when he Joined it. You should arrange this week tp Mf. Atkinson stated tnat Sheriff be inadequate, and the campaign for join the big Fall Opening next week Carpenter as a witness related that funds would he continued. of the Tampa Business College. New other members of the party told him Three of the country’s divisions to Masses in all departments will be or­ thnt Weldon aided in securing heavy which the work of collecting money ganized. 143-lte roeks to weigh down Trbuton. One was allotted exceeded their quotan of the stones produced by Weldon, on the first $6,000,000. They were according to Mr. Atkinson, was tied the Washington, Central nnd New Knglahd divisions. The Washington to Trouton’s head. yogion reported $3,014,000 ngainst n Trouton was accused by Minter urn) members of his family of having quota of $2,900,000; tho Central mistreated his wife. She separated gathered $801,000, with a quota Of from him nnd when he tnndc an effort $800,000 hod New England xhoWbd tto effect a reconciliation according returns of $400,000 against $360,000 to confessions obtained, he was kid­ asked. ( l l r T h e A a a o e ln tril P r r a « ) Other contributions by divisions " naped nnd taken to n small bridge NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—In a letter from Mrs. Consuclo Vanderbilt Bnl- spanning tho creek and thrown into were: Southern $00,000; Southwestern ruu, which the New York Herald pub­ the water. His lx>^y was recovered $300,000; Pacific $206,800; Insular lishes today the former daughter of several days later. und foreign $201,500. Mi's. O. H. P. nclmont nnd late W. K. V nm leibilt lakes issue with 1 etcr O. Knight, <>/ Tampa, for his statement, Prisoners Criticize recently made on his return from n Escaped Convict tour abroad. She said she could not i’nuh( Knight's statement that ho had III, T k r A S aaeim rd P r m ) not foun done Frenchman wilting to LANSING, Mich., Sept. 13— When give America the slightest credit for Otic of their number escaped, the pris­ winning the war but regretted tliut oners of the 8tatc Highway construc­ INWOOI), Mich., Sept. 13.—The tion camp at tHand RInnc held nn in­ the Frenchmen he met misrepresented the feelings of their country men. She first snow of the season in the Iron dignation meeting and severely crit­ recalled a motor trip on Bastille clay Range country was witnessed here nt icized him, (iccortling to a report rewhen she said every village and town noon yesterdny when snow flurries celved here 'by Governor Grocsback. she passed was decorated with the Insting twenty minutes- followed a Convict labor in state highway con­ gradual drop in temperature. • stars nnd stripes and tri-color. struction Imp been used this summer , At other points sou(h of here in for the first time on an extensive Makers say less cigars are lieing j Wisconsin tlte decline in temperature rcale in Michigan. Short terms con­ was followed by hail doing little or victs hav'c been employed and they smoked. Wait until election. no damage. have been promised paroles nt the end of the road building season, together DUI.UTH, Minn., Scpt.T3—A brief ■nui sn6w flury visited Duluth at 11:46 a. with the money they have earned on tlie work. m. yesterday. RELIEF RAISED, :im P*I . ■ * - 1 a W elaka Block �PAOBTWO - THE SANFORD DAtLY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I t, 1923 Hawaii in the hope of finding b e tte r employm ent conditions in the su g ar NOW OUT OF WORK industry. MANY F IL IP IN O S A R E * MANILLA, Sept. 14.—The Ineular a an m m ' t Q^nnoanceaunt /> * 25c OCTAGON SOAP LARGE 5£c HAH.... IDAHO BAKERS P0TAT0ES„o..... 38c VIRGINIA C i | r g | ... 04c FANCY CALIFORNIA GRAPES 22c PRIDE OF GEORGIA PEACHES „■. 12*c FULL LINE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT OUR USUAL-LOW PRICES SCHOOL DAYS WRITING T A B L E T S -^.0™ ; .. 4c Buy Your Tablet** and Pencils from A. & I*. D L M r n C —JUST THE ^ I h n g m iU U j FOR SCHOOL USE 2 f o r ...5 c 25c r U P O D i r C - E A N C Y , RED FITTED, Can U lM lilllo BROOMS ..... ................:...... 69c FAIRY BRAND, Each ....u rt*W .......... jtfW EL BRAND, Hitch....... ........ STERLING NO. 6, Each ........................... : ........ .G9c p f o lE RED HANDLE, Each ...l.S..:....... .. .I.,......:...... ...89c THEA-NECTAR TEA mmawawo ,,EER ORANGE-PEKOE-INDIA-CEYLON OR MIXED y i-LB. 18c I i-LB. 34c QUARTS ................................. ..... 17c FRESH, MILK HINTS ...... ...................................09c m f HF. ATLANTIC &PACiFiC CRT AT ' v»*i 7 r> 0 0 s to re s in th e U .5 .A . SECOND STREET Between DARK AND OAK AVENUE. ■ ‘'.V ka ft* t e Jr* in O l LAKE MONROE : S UPSALLA AND : : GRAPEVILLE : Mrs. H ilm cr Lundqulst and daugh­ labor bureau has issued n statem ent ter, Melva, retu rn ed home Sunday M i u i a t a n i M i n i n i i i say in g -m o re than 1,000,000 laborers are available in the islands, not from n pleasant visit to W inter GkrTho A thletic club held its reg u lar ■ < counting fem ales, of whom there nro den, m eeting a t the school auditorium about 292,000 avail nblo for work. Monday evening. Some necessary Many laborers have em igrated to The Daily H erald, IBe p er week. business was transacted, such as s e t­ tling accounts and m aking a rran g e­ m ents fo r a basket hail ground, in­ stead of a tennis court, the form er seem ing more practical a t th is time.' M rs. E. Leo Smith and h er Sunday school class of th irty or more pupils, of Orlando, tunic over Sunday and gave a delightful musical program a t tho B aptist church at- tho- end of A the re g u la r services. A fterw ard a i\ £ picnic dinner was spread n t the church y ard . , Mrs. S arah Lyons and Mr. J . W. M iller-surprized their friends by go­ ing to S t. A ugustine where they were quietly m arried. Iloth are well nnd favorably known people of this com­ m unity where they have resided for / some time. Mrs. M iller is a native of Indiana and Mr. M iller coming from Pennsylvania. 'T h e Monroe graded s:hool is pro­ gressing nicely under tho m anage­ •*iiw kew fo rd cars 0to now Tea3y for youy m ent of 1’rof. Jacobs nnd his teach­ In sp e ctio n ,' in tro d u c in g changes th a t improve ers, . The enrollm ent is about 125 th g appearance of th e vario u s body ty p es hnd^ ond more pupils nre yet to enter. increase th e tf com fort m id u t i li t y * The w ork-has been found too heavy fo r tho threo' teachers so arran g e­ m iis y 'd S e r y o u n o ; o n ly econom ical g n d depend*,, m ents arc being made to employ a able tra n s p o r ta tio n fcyt tlsO tf m ore g ttn c tlv * fourth teacher. Mr. John Jinkins, of ■Kyle a n d a greater share of m otoring co nvenience £ . » c o m b in a tio n th$J, m o k e s t h e o u tsta n d in g Sanford, recently pnid the school u Value of F o rd cars m ore im pressive th a n everv m ost welcome visit and made a good talk to the children. Ollier ap p re­ Bee the new Ford models now on display in ciated visitors have been SupcrinCur showroom, |.,n tendant T. W. I.aw ton nnd Rev. E. Leo Smith. can can ba obtained through j L ittle Frank Price had tho m isfor­ X t i t Ford fYtiWr Pnrckait Plan. I tune to cut his face very painfully, while playing croquet with his little E D W A R D H IG G IN S ftiend, Eddie Allen, by being struck Authorized Ford Dealer with n mallet. Mr. and Mrn. J. W. Hell, F red nnd George Boll .have returned home nf/ tc r spending tho sum m er n t Hot Springs. Rev. Jam es Johnson nnd family nro homo n ftcr n sum m er spent in the Carolines, Tennessee nnd Georgia. Miss Lida Miles has returned a f­ C A K S /T R U C K S < T R A C T O K S te r n plensnnt visit to relatives in Or­ lando. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Jacobs spent the week-end nt their home in Chuluotn. Mr. nnd Mrs. ift. A. Stephens and fam ily of Davenport have moved to Monroe. Mr. Brown Stafford hns gone to 1he-h as ■ncct-p tu l u ' p w Ition. Mr. Bruce, fa th e r of M rs. E. S ta f­ ford, is critically ill at the la tte r's TALL CANS Hn *a M ' ____________________________ U ll H ll Dickson-Ives Company ^ Orlandovs Favorite Shopping Place h k l M t a l i a f a M h l i s M ---------------------------------- -— Wm: Henderson nnd children, Nel­ son, Archie nnd Lucy May w ent to Kissimmee in th eir car, Saturday nnd the next day Mrs. Henderson and the three sm allest children who had beno thqre visiting for a week nt the home of her parents, Mr. and M rs.-Tyner nnd also to sec her sister, Mrs. 1‘rcvntt. Rev. C lark and w l'o tn llcd Inst week n t the home of Mr, nnd Mrs. T rtm ond Bollio and Mr. and Mrs. Entzm lngcr, nnd rlso look dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Erieson. Brn. C lark will not be with us un­ til tho fifth Sunday, Septem ber 80, ns lie was asked to give an address next Sunday evening ju s t before s-.hool comnicncei nt Sorrento. F o rrest W est returned homo Kri* day, much to tho delight of Ills fam ­ ily nnd friends here, having been awny fo r n number of m onths en­ gaged in \ngi itullurn! work in their -u-hool a t Etwnh, Tcnn. John, E ln u r, Jr., end Eric Lundquist and B ernard Hersehi are ta k ­ ing a few days olf be fore school on a enm ping out and fishing trip to Lake Brnntlcy, out I’alm Springs way. Tho boys sure deservo a lit* tie let-up, ns they have ull worked hard during this vurntion. A pleasant lime was had nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. H ilm cr Lundquist on S aturday evening. Soma friends surprised Hilmcr on his birthduy and helped to cheer him up m during the absence of ids wife nnd daughter, who returned the next ■ dny.k Mr. nnd Mrs. Humil Tolar nnd fam ily were out from town. All rep o rt a good time. Tho Daily Herald, 15c per week. -— i ...... .......... • ___ Saturday & M onday S P E C IA L S i Fur from regarding Storckceplng ns stodgy nnd commonplace wo consider the selling of worthwhile goods to n world th a t nccdH them a very worthy profession. It is hccnuHe W I love our lot in life, nre enthusiastic over it and coddle itlh a t we arc continually at It work- ' Ing out ways to Improve our service, lower our prices, mnkc our Store a pleasanter place for ■ you .to shop in and for our employees to work in—Summed up it comes to this—onlv be S cause we believe In the rightness of what we arc trying to accomplish are wc able t'o ac- ■ ccmplish It with any degree of rightness. 'i FABRICS TO PLEASE THE WOMAN OF DISCRIMINATING TASTE Crepo do Chine in. beautiful shades of peach, orchid, light blue, pink nnd blnek. Regular $2.50 values, but owing to a Hpccinl purchaso we can ofTcr them for Snturday and Monday Special at , $1.98 per>— yd.- , Late Summer - ----- --- To be comfortable, well-dressed and -happy— try a pair of Black Satin Pumps. Do not have all sizes, but if you can find your’s you’re in luck. Regular $10.00 vales ' s Saturday and Monday Special * $4.95 SAVING Also an unlimited number of White Canvas S Oxfords and Black and White Oxfords. jj at a great Saturday and Monday Special 3 l _______________ $ 1.00 SERVICE Another opportunity to replenish your ward­ robe with a couple more late Summer frocks at a great saving. Benutiful white Crepe Drescs in nil sizes. Also Voiles in a large assortment of colors and sizes. These arc $15.00 and $25.00 values hut will he offered for Saturday nnd Monday Speciul at _______ • y2 Price_____________ Know the joy of a trim ankle by wearing THE MARTHA 4-FOOT HOSE which is the most beautiful all-silk hose made. Comes in shades of black, white, grey, brown, chipendnle and snnd. Glove silk and ankle fit. Regular jirice $!1.75. Household Month Specials Beautify your Bed-rooms by purchasing sevoral new Bed Sproads a t these special prices C arter’s Bed Spreads — Beautifully cm' broiderod in Candle wicking. Comes in Colonial, Basket and Chain designs. Size 81x102. Regular price $6.50. Saturday and Monday Special ____________ $5:85_____ ■_ l H » g | B S Zion Lilly Bed Spread—Size 82x94. Regu­ lar price $4.50. Saturday and Monday Special ____________ $3.75 __ _ Nolle*' of Afipllrnilon for T in Drr«l li’m lrr Nrrtlnn UTS off Ih* Cirnrral Saxon Hod Spread—Size 78-83. Regular Nlntulr* of fhr xinlr of l-'lnrlila. Notlte Ih titfri-li)* given th at U. 8. : price $3.00. Saturday and Monday Special Drawdy. purchaser of Tax Certificate No. too, dated Hu- fitH day of Juno, Saturday and Monday Special 3.39 .... ... T T * ___ | A. P. 19it, lias lUid mild rcrllflcato .......... In my. ufflcp,- ami him itmdo application $2.50 for Tax Deed to Ihnui. in accordanco Price Saturday and Monday with .law. 8ald i ill If lento rmhraccs Schiller Bed Spread—Size 72x81. Regular tho following dmcrlhull property altSpecial untod In Homltinb- rounty, Florida, toprice $2.00. wHi HIVH of NK'i. .Sec. 23. Twp. 21 A final Clearance Sale of Fancy Voiles. 8.. It.',31 li. 10 Arri s. Tho said land Saturday and Monday Special Preparatory to the arrival of our Now Fall holng .’isHcsftrd tit ilio dull- of tho Usuanca of such ci-rtlflcalo In tho name and Winter materials. Come early. $1.65 of I’nkntvn. Aleut Notice Is herrhy given that ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nHHflKHHHMRnBnBHHHMBnnRttariartinVBBEaOHHIll'llBIIIlQnilBaSMHMMiii II. 8. iJiratVily. puri-liBHi-r of Tax t’er* 1 . HI It H it F I |III 4 1 0 1 1 *1! Ill'll ** - **#I4»*. iiA m w A'o Siftfi diriTir-me •s rm tx r't^ r Jlllit-.rAk It. ISIS, Inn llli-il Halil cert IOculo'liCmy offlrc, ilfal has inado «ppllrntlnq for Tax lirim in Issue In ac­ cordance with law. Kirlil certificate cnilii ari s tho following described property situated In Mi ml noli; Fount)-. home. F lo rid a ,/to -wit; llt-g. NIC. For. of Mrs. McGuire of Lake B utler ia a NliH .-of NWU, 8eo, 23. Twp. II 8 . TBM «.a u u „ s j :; _ / II. .11 K. Nun W. 2,10 yds.. 8 ..210 yds.. guest of her daughter, Mrs. Albert I35# >;d*.. N.* 210 J-ds. 11 Ai ros, Thr said land hrlftg' llgaoH.-O d al the date McGuire. of the IsHiiaitcit of siu.-h certlhcalo In F rank llntch has dis]K>scd of his the name of J, F. Patterson. Alsu; Notice In hereby given that farm on F irst S treet to Mr. F orester I>. 8. Drnwdy, purchaser of Tax Ferand moved witli his family to the 11flea te No. 237a, dated the 2nd day of . 11. 1SStl, has tiled said rerllboulevard, where they nre building a Julie,'A lleato In Iny^offtc*. nnd hus made ap­ neat homo. plication for Tax Peed to Imhiii- In arwith law. 8ald ccrtlltcato Mr. nnd Mrs. lleuford Knapp visit­ cordnni-o enilirni-cs ihiF following .described ed the la tte r's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. property sitUMliglfill Homlnole Founty, Florida, to-w it: KU uf 8V4 of N\VI| C harles Bales. of Nl'I'i, Kcc IJ, Twp. 21 8.. It. 31 1C. Curl N aughter hns purchased n 10 Acres. Tin, said land being nssessrit at the date ul tho lssunttco of such tra c t of land near the school nnd is certificate in tho panic of P. 8. Drawdy, clearing tho same. Also; Nope* Is hereby given that Telus Keller of Tennessee is visit­ P. 8. Prawdy. purchaser of Tax Fcrtllicato No. 3104, dated thu nth ilay of ing relatives in Monroe. Mrs. Kel­ June, A. P. I sun, has Hied nuld certifi­ ler is expected to ho in Monroe this cate In my office, nnd has made ap­ plication for Tax Peed to Issue Ip ac­ winter. cordance with law. Tin# said o-rililF. II. Black nnd E. A. Osteen, our cuie embraces I lie following described property situated In Pcniluolte. Fount)-. popular grocerym<-it, have installed a Florida, to-wlt: NH of Nlfltt of NWU of Hl-;‘i, Hoc. 23. Twp. 21 K, It. 31 K. largo new soft drink fountain. It is 3 Acres. Tin- suhl land being nsscss. of while enamel nnd is entirely sani­ cd at the dale of the Issuance of such certificate In I lid name of II. .T. Hi. ta ry and very convenient. Flair. Also: Nolle* In hereby given Unit l». 8. Prawdy. purchaser of Tux For­ LAUGH FAMILY micate No. 1*34. dated the tlh day of HONORS RAGPICKER June, A. P. 133 4, hns filed raid cert Illcalc In my office, nnd has made ap ­ plication for Tax Peed to Issue In ac­ BAY CITY, Mich., Sept. 14.—The cordance with law. Hald certificate embraces th r following described father of 3.T children, the oldest of property situated fn 8ciuluolu Founty. I whohi is 07 years old nnd the young­ Florida, to-wit; HH of NH14 «>f NW>. of HH*, , Sec 23. Tw-p. 21 8.. It. 31 1? I y * est a lmbe of 14 months, is the claim Tile said land bring assessed at the of tbe Issuance, of such certificate of distinction of Charles L. Lucius, a •late In the name of H. Pewter, ragpicker who is a descendant of two Also: Notice ta hereby given Hint P. 8. Prawdy.- purchaser of Tax CcrDutch generals, nnd successively n tlilcntc No. 35f>, dated the 2nd day of June, A. P. 1219, hns (tied suld Ccrtlrancher, u guerillu lighter, Indian flca'te In my nf{lcr; nnd bus made ap­ fighter, and n member of both the plication for Tax Peed to Issue In ac­ Union and Confederate arm ies d ur­ cordance with l&W. Hold' certificate, emtiracss the following described ing the civil war. property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to-wlt: NH of 8\Vti of N\V« Of the 33 children who have call­ of N IP,. Her. S3. Twp. 21 8.. H. 31 I' ed Lucius, the list includes four set 8 Acres. Ttie said land being assess­ ed nt the date or th e Issuance of such Crow n of twins, one set by his p resent, or certificate In the name of Fnknow-n. Alsu: Notice Is hereby given that fo u rth wife, and the others by n sec­ G a s o l in e P. 8. Prawilv, purehn*e( «f Tax tv rond wife. . flcnle No. piO. dut**d the <tli day of Always Better July. A. P. litis, hgs filed snld certifi­ Lucius bears his- 91 years lightly. cate lit my office, and ha* made a p ­ He can do the accepted “daily dozen” plication for Tax Peed In laaur In nrPO LA R IN E exercises while the average person is cordahca with law.- Said certificate embrace* tlif , fpllowlug described OIL & GREASES I'll m aking up his mind to sta rt. W ith pnrpertv situated in Seminole Founty, to-w lt; NI3U of NWS tif Best For Lubrication ease he can rap his knuckles oti the Florida, NK*i/'Hpc. 13. Twp. II 8.. It. 21 K. *10 floor1 w ithout bending his knees. Acre*. The said land being assessed i i3 at lh> date jd fttlic Issuance of aurh ccrtl Heat c In the name of Mary J.arBRITISH LIQUOR MERGER. aon. « Atsa; iNullca Is hereby given that P. H. Prnw dy, gureh*»er uf Tax FerL. J. SWINDLE LONDON, Sept. 14.—A nother big tlllcats No. 2.000, dated the «th day of July. A. -11, 1**7, has filed said certifi­ whiskey share deal in in the courae cate In my office, and han made ap­ H. R. PURDON, plication for Tax Peed to Issue In ac­ Dewar Limited will add 83,000,000 to cordance wlllt law. Bald certificate of arrangem ent whereby Buchanan enihroreo the following described sltuntcd In Seminole County. their already large capital of $37,- property Florida .to-w lt: KIVU of NWU of Better Stick To The Standard 500,000. Thi^ will be thq. absorption HI5U and 8 Vs of NWK of 8KVi, Kec. 1*. Twp. *1 H-. H»tl*» SI K. The said of Maclpie and- Company, distillers land bring ahaeas*d,ab-lbe date of the and proprietors of certain well- laauane*1 of such', eartlflcate In the iiam» t.r'P. K Prs1 " known brands of whiskey.. .Buchanan FulMs*.ssId d fP H H R ^s s l i z I l 'H H jfcriwdlt *!<<•».t i n * t«» l a w T aX D i e d * and Dewar now own rtnost <-f the big deemed Will It. - u » t h c t . Q t v oit t h o . 3 1 t h d a y o f distilleries in the north of England KN v 1 7 ^ 8 8 8 ^ 1 1 )- o t m i a l R l f f n a t u r * a n d andiScotU nd, • z a l i h l * l l i . ^ u h du> o f A g f u s t . A. Yi l In Charge of Local StandardOil Sendee Station Sendee We are in charge of the Stand­ ard Oil Com pany serv ice . sta tio n at SANFORD, FLORIDA I* We personally will appreciate your patronage and will do our best to serve you to your utmost satisfaction. You w ill be pleased with Crown Gasoline and Polarine Oil. Also with our free air, water andcrank case service to which you are always welcome. , K D af.r H erald on omit a t Jo e’a S m o te House, Mobley’s D ru e 8to“a H unt's > , IfS lC ’C f S E Q B A X E D . �PAGE •• < TAy D »rA *t*us«T TO fJKifl) PRISONER ADMITS HAYING VILLA'S LARGEDOtoAifclS" ENGINEER TO MARB­ WITHOUT A LEADER m a r r ie d s BVbN Wo m en Rhone 498 Phone 498 IS VESTIGATrON. -| ■ - m , ; - Los Angelps, Sept.. 1,4.—The\auj V H i^ d iy ,cr£V .& & FrfncTscq Villa fell ill Parrel! 'under thorities hoped today to receive re­ rv>n»tructM work on 'th o L now '' ~ '-fS: \ t0 be built between thin city plies to telegrams they sent /yes­ a ball of huliioU' a . small kingdom ip The ijlsciise T b it Strikes \Vilh-‘ TIRES AND TUBES sl Johns river *t the Osteen terday inquiring Jqto th* alleged ma- U>A state, of Durango lost its ruler, and Household Goods, Pianos, Safes, Trurihs olit Warding. Quickest Way GENUINE TEXASGAS * with fundi derived from the trirpohtlal adventures of Harry R. nearly G.tioO1 potential soldier* tliidr to Get Well is Through New chftf. and Jo f the 1600,000 bonds voted sev- Itosfion, who was arrested here last — TOO— Treatment* Containing Seven­ .The fact ^hot the fin g er bandit Friday under the.'nam e hf X; E. TRANSFERRED ANVWHERE. ANY TlUffe j months ego, ha* been started teen Ingredients That Renew leader exercised ..^virtually feudal Woods, and stnJpfectod for a time of MOTOR O I L S ^ j will be carried on actively until benig Dr. P. V. Allen, Wanted In rights over an extent of mountains ' Every Pnrt of the Body.' I t roid is completed. Phont 498 —t flnt construction camp for the Seattle, Wash., In connection 'With 7 ,!hC 8rUtC ° f f' Indigestion Ih any form often M F . P * the death there in 1010 of Xftna Tlatfcila, &l(h a population of nc?r- p^ves h i* fatal, but eVeh In a mild do1* fco * P *i MM* " I .tractor l»s been established at Danielson. Phrne 481-J 105 Palmetto Aire ly lOO.tfK), eimo. to light when, a * r brings grec la dangerous, because It .L " M ant) grading an<| surfacing — -------another, running ailment Investigation hadf- failed tfi ' con'- commission representing the "colon- on ono mtlons are to be carried on both nect him with the Seattle cdic arid islS" he had seUlcd around about throughout thd entire system, taking lTI from this point. The con- tho authorities were about W re­ Cnnutiilo journeyed to tbe'capital to lb the liver, stomach And blood, pro­ ducing malnutrition arid finally reach­ is given 260 forking days lease Him when they decided to give nsk PresTdent tibrego'n whht the poli­ es the heart. For this reason any “ M e W m (>e time his'bond was mudi 1o yy him "one more thorough gritting," cy of the government would be in re­ remedy that ‘merely relieves the pair! vpJete the building of the road. s not sufficient,’ but a complete syBConsiderably to their astonishment gard to tho Villa.,holdings. They fs probable the road to DeLaud they said, ho then confessed that he were told It would not bo altered, and enilc treatment Is necessary to get well/ j Sanford will be blocked for a had been married seven times, de­ thpse of the former outlaw’s follow­ permanently Rdduccd price $605 This complete treatment is found M a result of these operations clared all seven women were still ers who had cMvotcd themselves to onty in n prescription called Ite-Cu“Will Protestantism and Catholiclsrtt Unite?” Delivered J trips to these cities will have to living, but admitted therefore that agriculture would not bo molested. Ma, which contains seventeen well ' f r e e Lecture known and thoroughly tested Ingre­ aud. by way of Daytona. six of the alleged ceremonies were When Villa nrst submitted him- aienU( „ skillfully „ lllIllliy eohipoundod C0mp0unue„ mac dients, so that It u said the board of county illegal. self to provisional President Adolfo each one performs its function on the M1LANE THEATRE, Sunday N ight, Sept. Hia first marriage, as officers dc In Huerta in 1020 and received, for various parts of the body perfectly wniUlioners had word at their wttor held In DoLnnd last week quoted him, was to Emma L. Johna, hlmsolf and his 60 followers, the “ d harmonlouaW. \ F.'H. DUDLEY, Evangelist and Lecturer „ This reniarkablei prescription starts Chairman II. B. Phillips of the in Warren, Ohio, 27 years ago and hncirndn .of Canutillo, tho govern ’ | right to work on the digestive tract, ; ------------it* road department that the aur- his Inst six all contracted in tho Inst mont thought tho Villa problem had'■ relieves constipation, purifies the four years were to Dclln Whalen, ii made by the state , road onbeen aolvod. Out when the pttcilled blood (the cause of rheumatism), BBBBBBBBBkBBBBBBBBI , below Oak Hill would be ac- ljeavittabuTj^ Ohio; Jennie /Nlurct, rebel’s friends learned of the good cleanses the kidneys and puts your entire system to rights, thoroughly rtcd and adopted by the stoto road Tacoma, Wnnh.; Nine R. King, Fort luck of thoso who had aurrendered acting I' upon tho colon, which, accord­ Wayne, In which ceremony he used with him, hundreds of them address- ing to Prof. Mctchnlkoff of the Pas­ jowtver, it ia reported that -alnce the name of A, E. Reed, and Bell c-d petitions to their former leader teur Institute, Paris, ia tho cause of * time the department chairman Patker, Spokane, Washington, whom arklng for Innds in the district in all our bodily aches and pains. RoCu-Mn will dispel biliousness, Rick consented to permit the engi­ ho married under the name of W. which ho dominated. Villa com­ benches, nbrvousness and completely rt come back to Oak HUl to A. Allen; Mae S. Roush, Dos Moines, plied ai; did the government nnd rid yotfr system of all toxic poistfns, [fct another Investigation and per- Iowa, where he again used tho name more ranchcif were bought nnd turn­ which have been tho direct cause of „ another survey. It is believed of A. E. Reed and .Bill Parker, ed over to thorn for the formation of your sickly condition. Ko-CU-Ma is sold and recoin mended Service does not mesn physical nctivilV in waiting or the trade. X g the stale department insists Evnnsvillc, Wis. All were beliovcd military-agricultural colonics.. by tho Union Phnrmocy and other Service d rts not mean suggesting “StimHlifn g Just ris Good or persuading customers t<? Prior to his denth Villn wnA tho good dtug stores, and If you don’t tiing the survey and route for to have had considerable money. try something they prohnhly do not want He was said to have a list of more dominating force in n district in­ feel a decided chnngo in your condi­ Dixie highway laid out by the irtmcnt engineer, landowners in than GO wOmOn, matrimonial pros­ cluded in a line running from Rosar­ tion after taking according to direc­ Service cohsistB of recognising the needs of,buyers in the community, selecting nmf stockOsk HUl section will tie the pects whose wealth or prospects of io, ulong tho border between Duran­ tions, you get your money, back.— ing (he ..gooods that meet the 100 per cent, and making it easy and pleiutaht f6r cuitomers Adv. ik up with an Injunction so far it he had reduced to tabulated form. go and Coahulia through Descubrito select the goods. \ Half the victories of Ufo come from the bond funds are concerned, These women represented many dnrn, El ‘Rodeo and back to Rosarin they claim the bonds were voted porta of the United States and by way of Ornelas. Various villages a confident belief that one 1* going Service at PIGGLY-WIGGLY consists of V*V?ng you whnt you wan( when you want it, no. b« used on the present route of Canada, nnd Mexico ns well, it was nnd towns arc Included In this district! to win. The world has little use for substitution, the best advertised brands, and everything in plain sight and tfid privilege i’licgc of stated. walling an yourself,rtithoul persuasion. but mont of the inhabitants, despite [ tho man who is continually down at Dixie highway. The outcome of the controversy tho existence of these municipal gov­ the heels.—Anonymous. Judge Malncs Returns ernments, looked to Villa for justice. ith the state road department will Judge Schellc MrjncS, returned COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK wslthcd with interest by the taxlast night from Dayton, Ohio, whort* School tonchors should givo tho Of course, Piggly-Wiggly’s ad in ftrt_New Smyrna Nows. he, Mrs. Maincs, and buby Mary- in today's Herald. The economical *art»p advice to children who have F.tbel, with Mrs. A. M. Phillips have hnuscwifo watches nnd wnlts to see cough* n* did this Florida teacher. "I lUB DOOIt SEDAN. been visiting Mrs. Maincs’ parents, what this store has to offer before recommend FOLEY’S HONEY AND THE NEW FORD Mr. and Mrs. John Hcrby for the oven considering tho purchase" of TAR to the children in my school past month. -Mrs. Maines, Marywhq had tho ‘flu’ nnd good results No. 3 Can Dclmonte No. 1 Can Purple Ribbon larger cowl, hood and higher rad- Ethel -and Mrs. Phillips, prolonged next week's supply of good things came whoonver it was used,” writes to eat, as Plggly-Wiggly has cer­ A pples............... 1 California Figs ....;.... tor bflng a vastly improved appear- their slay and will return about Oct­ -*rT tainly done its full nhmc of reducing Mrs I*. Armstrong, Okoechoheo, Flnrn to the new Ford four-door *e- ober lOlh. Tho Judge reports a gain iiln, ■Foley'* Honey und Tar contains the high cost of living. Only staple md this enclosed type, whirir has in weight of five pounds and he is No. 1 Can Muscot No. 2 Cun Delmonte me return disc Is handled and the prices no opiates. Ingredient* printed on Joyed unusual popularity since it to bo congratulated on this, us he (irapes ......... Peaches.........v tho wrapper. Quickly relieve* colds, n>o plainly shown—you r,elect just „ added io the Ford line, now pre- wns looking rather thin before he what you want; cany it homo and coughs and croup. Bold everywhere. oti * greater attractiveness than went away. —Adv. save the difference. No. 3 Cdn Premier Fruit Jelly nnd rr before. Snlad ............. fhe change in the front of the car, “YES, WE HAVE NO LEMONS’ ■aBBBBBBnnBflBaaannflnnaBBaBanBBnnua«*BBBBaM©>MMMBS* ikh has produced a more sturdy Ford Chassis, good mechanical­ ect, gives a highly pleasing nnd ly, good rubber..................... $ 05.00 Ford Touring, good mechani­ ireful sweep to tho body lines. cally, good rubber ....... 7G.O0 Enlarging the cowl also has effectthe interior in nlTording mare foot Ford Touring, good mechani­ w hat vt cally, good rubber.......... ..... 103.00 gmfor occupants of the front seats S' 5 tiA rrc fr assuring added riding comfort. Ford Touring, new top, pnlnt, and scat covers A-l mechan­ The Interior fittings nrc in choice liilllfli! No. 2 Can Oversea Simplcd No. J Can Walker’s Chill ically, nctf rubber, new bat­ iterials nnd scats arc huge and Marrow Peas ................ CdB-Carne ............... tery ................. ...225.00 eply cushioned. ■■■ Any desired ventilation may be so­ Buick 1 Touring, good shape, good rubber........................... 175.00 CaBipbell’s Beans, \ A a No. 1 Cnn Van Camp red through the revolving type ess JL U C L Sibgcitl ............ adow regulators which -arc on all lli-to n International Truck, Can ......:........ good shapo ...... 400.d0 «r windows. A dome light Is pro’21 Olds, new paint, A-l mochaniltd for interior illumination. KnfTcc Hog, t)5 Per Cent Cnftlnc Guidon Dllworlh Catsup, cnlly, new cord tires, at bargain counL&pge Mite rem oved ..... • . . Ji ........... Crntrnl avenue has boon grade J, I ter price. Uar belongs to out-of-town itting laid, and is now ready for pci ty nnd mbst tie sold. Have three good values In aeven» rock paving, which will soen bo id. The puviug contractors are parsengcr cars. Come In and look iking work, and Sanford will coon them over. SAN JUAN GARAGE sr* streets tin t will lie a credit' | K2-\Vcd-Pr!-Sat, w to this growing town. 1 Rfeal B argains! “A M arvel CHEVROLET ! San Juari Garage U 31c 29c j! 10 lb. Idaho Potatoes J Li . • T i '■■■ 1 , 1>AY| L ! i3 F1 24 LB.RSACK PILLSBURY E E / Fancy White Bacon, lb. FLOUR 3| I T T- /'' t f | OR 124 LB. SACK BLUE WING FLOUR | To the person making the largest purchase in this store ^ Saturday. * Morton’s Easy flow Salt Package ......... D re s s in g Large Six© Jar 1 Pound Tall Can Pink, Knlmun ...:.... .......... All 10c Bread 2 for ..... .-. 21 Pound,Sack PJIlsbury Best) Flour 6 Pound Can 3It oils \Vnttitrrt Toifct Paper 6 Bars Octagon Soap for 0 Packages Octagon Washington Powder for ......................... *.t.................. mm Qood SMoming ’ 4 " * ,, - * -i . * , ---------------------A good, m orning, one th a t la good In eve •ense of thejw ord, followa a su m m er n ig h t spent In cool, refreshing sleep. Before long you w ill need a p leasan t sleeping porch w hich w ill le t you g et o u t o f th e stuffy in terio r room s. Such a porch pays dividends ih b e tte r h e a lth an d th e “pep’* th a t com es froth eound sleep. Add a room to your hom e hy building a screened, m oaquitcvproof sleeping porch th is spring. W e can h elp w ith th e plana and furnish th e lu m b er, screens an d o th e r th in g s you will need. HILL LUMBER CO. Sanford,* Florida fecr.a.~ Packages Macaroni for 25c Fancy Cream Cheese, pound I,. * i C rlw p ... 8 Pound Cad Wilson’s Cert'lfled Oton .,* .1 1 All kinds Campbell’s,Soups, per can .................................. . . 2 No. 2 Medium Size Delmote Peas for 35c S O lbs. Honduroa Q C a [J «> Rice ............. Z 3 L 19 1i 1 mm*mm*** Sdlke 4 Pounds Extra fancy Blue Rose Rice for........ £ ttl gals. Kerosine O C Oil. for...., .... c M Bring your own can. Poet Tpaatles or n Ffakea .......... —- 25c Our Pickles *ar.M Olivo Section is cont|daie. 5 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Dor Fruit ith^f Ve;j:'clh"ble counter is ut nl) times the main hcfSBy .' >V»U » i 4 ■>. ' V ‘» >otne to see us. You’ll Had your friends he • • • T H R t £ BU3CHS.FHOM H /C H Ofr/Cf w too tltf n VS n r .n r M - k D ir .N r ■'r-r of our Store. Our �ed the Italian u Commission In cold send us. Wo do not want her se­ no real and lasting prosperity until tnancntly prosper thru blood. Probably it was no accident. curities except a t a great discount. Europe gets headed in the right di­ tunes of another.” Greece feels very bitter toward the Can ohe send us goods t&lh which rection. Some real religion will lead rest of Europe. The Greeks believ­ to pay for our own goods? She can to n real League of Nations; and Script Dance at Woman’s Club Fri­ ed that t^ey were a great factor In do this dqring times of peace, but day evening. 0 to 12, good music. AA helping the Allies whip Germany and can she do It during a timo'bf war? when such real religion la evident, mission *1.00. Given by the Junioi that tho Allies later 'double-crossed' This is tho great question, and only Europe will find all parties In this Department. M-2U country ready to help form such a Greece in favor of Turkey because the future can answer It. If Europe League. Europe today la a hot-bed Turkey has oil and Greece has no oil! cannot send us goods to pay for war Tho Greeks felt that thorc is nothing .'supplies, then she cannot send in of jealousy, selfishness, and political OUR FLAG more they could lose nnd that per­ goods to compete with our own fac­ intrigue. Only as the hearts of both SEE. THE NEW haps they might gain back something tories. This would at least relieve the people nnd the leaders of Europe Let the sun of the mornlng'-klss it, let the evening sunset glow C lr r n t a t l e a M i a i f t r j nro softened, will the tangle be out> of another struggle,—at least some of the foreign competitive pres­ *W a f t e r I f . M. With n warmth of love and gild it ere it sets in depths below; | they would have their revenge. This sure which threatens us. today. This straightened out. It may take an­ Let the wind enreas and fold It, let tho stars In glory shlno H a k e e rlp tlo a P H e a la A f t » t * Dm Y e a r —.........................................................I was the situation. Italy’s self re­ especially applies to the wheat other war with all lta gruesomcness On the emblem of Our Country,'loved na your /lag, loved os Reduced price §605 ■U Mentha __________________ spect compelled her to take some ac­ growers of the United State. An- and suffering to bring Europe to mine. D e liv e r* * la C l t r k f C a r r ie r her knees. We all hope it will not; O a a W e e k .......- ................................. IS C e a te | Delivered tion, but I hope this affair will quick­ pther wnr could send the price of \ ' but in addition to hoping, let us pray, T h e M f 'l l * to I K * p i( r W e e k ly H r r ly bo Battled and forgotten. Let the voices of the children sing tho music of its soul, wheat up to two or three dollars n j—npt only for Europe but for ouri l l e n tir e ly ro v e r * S e m in o le C e a a t r o a j la p n fcileh r* e v e r * F r id a * . A d r r r Chant its chorus, 0, yet people, till tlie mountain echoes roll; bushel. "How much further trouble will ' selves,—that we may be honest and tla la jr ra te # m a d e k n n n n e a a p r l l r a Bing nnd shout its hymn of freedom, fling its spirit to the lln a . l l t l p e r y e a r , a lw a y s la a d r a a e e . develop, only time can tell. The "What Europe really needs,” con­ unselfish, remembering that we have breeze,* trouble between Italy nnd Greece is cluded Mr. Babson, “is somo ‘honest responsibilities ns well as opportuni­ M K M D KIl T U B ASBOC1ATKD m K M • T h e A aaooloted T re a a la a io lu s lv e ly Till the notes are caught nnd answered in the hearts across th6 not the only European tangle which to goodness' religion! Wo shall sec ties nnd that no country can pern tltle d to th e u s e fo r r e p u b lle a ilo n o f x ' n a w e <! l«i>atcliea c r e d ite d lo U o r sens. 1 must be straightened out. If anoth­ n o t o th r r w la a c r e d ite d In th la p a p e r er real war fahould soon develop, It a n d a la o t h e lo c a l n e w s p u b lis h e d k h e re in . Let no thought or deed unwozt'/iy smirch Its stripes of purest now looks as If Germany would line A ll r l c h t a o f r e - p u b ite a tlo n o r a p e c la i d le p a tn h e a h e re in o r e e la n re e a rv e d . whjte, up with Greece nnd Russia, nnd that n f f t r e i H R n A l.n m i l l D I I t O . P h o n e 14* Let no strain of ernven silence rob its red of luster bright, Franco would back up Italy with the TO A D V l!H T I* M n * l ------I>et no shnmo lied ini the star whine on its field of heavenly blue, help of Turkey. Were it nqt for In raae of errors nr nmmleelnn ‘In leaal or other advertisements The For it's Our Flag, friends—it’s Our Flng; I'm proud of 1U~ Egypt and India, England would lleCahl Printing Company tinea not held Itself llnltlo Tor damage further nro you? keep out of it this time; but with her ■ than the amount received for eurh ndgreat intorents in the East, no one *vrrt Isrmenta. —Charles L. If. Wngncr. c'An predict whnt England will do. It s i Forelrn Advrrtl.tng ftepreaenletlre looks now as If Germany might be LjntEAMPJtlCAN PRESS ASSOClATinS' the real winder in such a conflict,— Tho approaches to Sanford should nt lenat, it would take France's mind ■ Women’s and Children’s Shoes ever seen in Sanford, beginning at ns bnd ns they were before n Inrge B sum of money wnR expended-on them. bo benutifled. First impressions are off 'Reparations' for a while, and Hundreds nnd perhaps make the league of Nations There in not much difference be­ Some one should look after this fen- usually lasting turo of our highways. hundreds of nulo pnrties will soon n greater force for good. Now that tween n Spanish bull fight nnd the tho Allies* have given in to Turkey ntunt to be pulled off tonight in New Why do not county Commissioners pnss this way going over the state. and returned to her so much that Jersey. Possibly the ninin difference employ men whose duty it shnll be When they come near our city whnt they had taken away, it is a great is, the bull fight in more humane, to keep in .good repair a. pertain sort of nn impression will the tall temptation for somo of tho other na­ marc murnl, Ions objectionnbla in number of miles of a givtm road. weeds, 'brush, mpdholcs, nnd ragged tions—like Russia, Germany, nnd every respect. We Americans should One man. can ensily care for ten miles roads make on them? It would seem Bulgaria—to try the same game. erase our criticisms of Mexican bull of road, filling up holes, loolcing after like property owners would take ex­ “As to the effect on business in the * . . fights untill we tnme the beasts of drainage, preventing diggi ng out of tra care of their lnml jutting on the United State: Of course the temp­ the prize iring in our own country. ruts by heavy machines. Many times highways bill many of them seem^to orary result of another European j two shovels full of rock will do more have no desire to make their farms War would be upsetting to business Geo. O. Guntharp, an experienced good than a truck load n-'month for or lots attractive. Cannot some thing in muny lines. Any shock is unnewspaper man, printer nnd adver­ a certain number of miles of road lie done to fix up a little? Fleet settlir.g and disturbing. This ex­ tising expert, has associated himself nnd they keep that section in repnir. a woman on the hoard of County plains the action of the commodity with the New Smyrnn News in tho Why not the commissioners do like­ Commissioners nnd possibly some­ market and the stork market dur­ thing will be done. capacity of business manager, nnd wise? ing the past weeks. For six months hns token up the work of that posi­ following tho declaration of w nrjg tion. Mr. Guntharp has been as­ Fq Fq F^ Id Ki ta Ft Us Fi fci’Ha T*a Fa Fa Ai Fu Fa July SO, 1014, commodity prices and J Fa stock prices declined, and business jB sociated with some large newspapers F i in general was vriy bud. Boforo thot after havjng been raised in a coun­ f > try newspaper nnd printing plant. K\ Fa close of the year 1014, however, or­ r All contracts nnd agreements made f a Fa ders began to corns from Europe in by Mr. Gunthnrp will he faithfully ha Hti Fa F*t Ki Fa ’ to Fa Frt F.'. F-3 F4 Fa M F a Fa Frj Ft Fi Fu large quantities, our mills were carried out by the News.—New workers soon again had money to Smyrna News. WELLESLEY TUFTS, Sept. 14.— rope will permit herself to get en­ worketrs soon again had money to ------------ o-----------"Whnt would a now European war do tangled in another wnr nt this time," spend. By the close of Wifi, slocks We arc also making some big reductions on Men’s Clothing. Good rnads do not consist nil to­ to business?” Tho question was pul he replied. “ Yet conditions are far wore high, wholesale prices were S gether in the making. The up-kccp to Iloger W. IJnbsori ns he was read­ more fnvorahlo ‘for a conflict today climbing, nnd the United States rfras is about as important ns the build­ ing u mass of telegrams and cables than they were in 11)14. Moreover, becoming very prosperous. "But Europe then had money with ing. Too many sections allow the coming in from all parts of the the wisest students of international ronds which they hnvu built go into world, asking what effect another affairs have been predicting for some which to buy. and a fine credit,” discard' for lack of attention. The European wW wouJA' hnvc on lnisi- time that'another wnr is sure trt'MrnlFf tlBiltlnurtT Mr. HabSoM.' "Today con­ rhouldcrs of some of the roads in t ness. and that it will again begin in tho ditions are entirely different. Eu­ this country are getting to bo almost| "It seems inconceivable that Eu­ Balkans. Doubtless the Greeks kill­ rope now has very little gold the can B iB B iflB flB iiB n iD B U H B iia aaK aR B iin iaa * ■iDRRUBBaaaBB^aBBnHUHUzzuaiCBKflBiii CHEVROLET San Juan Garage Company - IGreatest Cut Price Sale f V on D. L . T h ra sh e r’s on Sept 15th and Closing Sept 22nd For the reason that wo expect to make some changes in the lines car­ ried. And also in order to clean out short lots of shoes we are mak­ ing some very unusual reductions. .4 Several lots of women’s Pumps and Oxfords will go at and below Half Price THE EUROPEAN SITUATION Don’t miss this opportunity to shoe the children for school. D .L THRASHER On and after Saturday, September 15th we will operate the Service Station formerly occupied by Standard Oil Co., on corner of First Street -------------- :-------- -------- and Elm Avenue a s --------------------------------- Wight Bros. Co., Station No* 2 This station will be under the management of Mr. Henry B. Purdon, who will see that you g el the same quick, courteous service that has made so manv friends for us -------------------------------- — ------------------------------------------------ at our main station on Second and Magnolia. _____________ — ____________ _______________ _ One of the main features of this station will be the addition of MILLER TIRES that we will handle on an extremly small margin for cash, thus avoiding the neces­ sity of patronizing mail order houses. Note these prices: 30 x 3 Fabric .................................... $ 30 x 3 Vz F a b r ic ...................................... 7.90 8.75 30 x 3 ’/2 C ord...........................................• 10.45 31x4 C ord___ __________ 1............. 18.70 32 x 4 C ord.................... ..................... 19.70 33x4 34x4 Cord Cord 20.85 21.35 32 x 4K Cord 33 x 454 Cord 3 4 x 4 5 4 Cord 26.65 27.25 27.45 FABRICS GUARANTEED 6,000 MILES .lift CORDS GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES A Ford Gift Ticket With Eqch $1.00 Purchase ■ H i p a v e Your Tickets—— f Get ’ a” New Ford Car 33.50 36.80 68.60 95.75 .123.40 �{<*. r y w ■ i i m ■ ■ n k w w ' ■S i ' i ' C & J s S l W f * H I , !W ! -t - M * •- ... t . i . -7— . • . V . /™ V a f f l l l f l : V X ' ______ .______; ■ ! - ; PA(j E THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1923 WE PA Y 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. — •• .A Savings thought for the Month of September •• folks inherit fortunes, some get rich by plunging into a risky venture, but the majority go out into the world and acquire independence by the old reliable plan of being industrious, of saving and pushing Money in the bank is a strong foundation for plans to build on. * • '* „‘ -J1. , ' i "*■ rA-.*'* \ ...SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK... STRENGTH- PROGRESS - S E R V I C E - Dem psey! Firpo! RINGSIDE PREPAREDNESS n h h h pa r i w . S CELERY SEED £ tot HaVto 1 CHALLENGER -Ha Ti Ha M 1*3 h*i fa toi w ‘Tho nnttlo <>r Hull's Him." Yep, wc mean the hall of those Argcntinaii pampas-. Hut it may not he a run -the hull may have to he taken on "the run" to the hospital in an ainhulanee. Ami nffnlil he mijiht leave in his jar* buggy-happy contented ami with the world's <lit nipiomhip tuckul safely In his hohl. Prolinblo—but able. HIGHLY improh-j I’itpo Is systematic- his first kayo came frnni an r-maleur—in his very first attempt pi puglilLtie life - the sjrtenmllc part of ii i.; that he is giving th e ' worbl's thanipiou n chance to give his lis last kayo. j A-birtjL cxiev m> (in* mnnimg nnd< i wanted an to put home money »n j Firpo but we nured the excuse that [ Jwe had spent orr last nickel for chew­ ing gum to chew while waiting for the fight returns. You know the real reason. , Hut the worst part of the whole rJbrnp i*' t|n t we •won’t gi t the re­ turns “puiuh by .punch." Peter Kehn.'il who was to have had charge cf the leased wire tonight received n telegram yesterday that the Asso­ ciated Press would be unable to fur­ nish leased wire servin' to Sanford. So unless radio fans get it tonight Sanford will not bo aware of the win­ ner until tomorrow morning. And still the grinding practice of football goes on!l Coach Wilkinson bad about twenty-five huskies out jcKterdny and put 'em thru n lively scrimmage. JACK DEMPSEY BASE BALL fi H MILANENEWS 5 M . *» M IH IQ H U H *« . *1 Ki Ki "The Last Moment" tonight at STANDING OF THE CLUBS. MUanc. National *Lcagud. .Won Lost P et Ifemonmcr tonight is Country’ New York .... ............ G8 52 .023 Pittsburg .„ ..1....80 50 .688 Store Jiilflit. Cincinnati ..... .......... 80 57 .684 ’ho Last Moment," a thrill story Chicago ....... ............ 72 04 .620 00 .611 St. Ixiuis ...... ............ <19 of the high sens. Brooklyn __ ______00 09 .489 Boston __ ... .............41 89 .330 A drama of u hidden "Thing." * ■< American league. Won I»st ..............89 45 New York ____„71 Cleveland Detroit .... S t Louis ......... - .... 65 W ashington ............(13 <18 Chicago' .1.....................I>81 Phltndolphit ________65 Boston ____ ...*_____ 61 72 73 78 Southern Association • - Won Lost New Orleans ._k*...... 8£> 50 Mobile ___ .83 Memphis .———2. —72 Birmingham __ .:..72 Atlanta ............ — —.72 Nashville ...1 -...._......70 H * ----* , r t r ....... - The story of n society pair who sought adventure and got it-—a lot of it! . Mystery arid thrills in a breath­ taking drama of a boy who was a hero and didn't know it. The myste'ry story * of a boy—a jgirl—and a hidden monacal An adventure that took’ society'* .041 [darlings to the low places of human­ .570 ity where dangers lurk in the [shadows. ,. , . .5 IK Uemeinber tonight 1* Country .503 Store—Stoip—come and . win some.Ml tliing. — Tom Mix tomorrow and Mutt aiul -J * n A J c f l . Couioly. M «l— 5 ® . ‘1M rrNi ■* Vf T*tW f Who soys S. H. S. won’t cop the state championship J Bring him forth, we'll use Coach's spoedbounl on him. LUIS ANGEL FIRPO New Smyrna High School in going — -- - to bloom forth with a football team BEDS CLOSE TfJult— NEW SMYRNA HIGH PLANthis year. If these fellows can do ns HEAT'/ WINDY CITY NING TO HAVE GOOD , __ adv SQUAD THIS YEAH well in football as they did in busebali the p ast .season they will be go­ Cubs Lost Two STrnight Jo Moran— Plans are being made by the boys ing some. * Cnrey Scores From Second on who will be pupils in the high school this year fo organise a football team, Sacrilice Fly In Itrooklyn-Prlntej Gainesville High's ehnneen were and ns n preliminary n number of slightly weakened yesterday*when it Second Game—Henry I sates. Ihe boys werfl out on the campus was announced that Jack McDowell, Wednesday afternoon for a work­ a strong cog in Fnrrior's Purple Chlcugd, Kept. 13.—Cincinnati out anil to see how they like the Huuricane last year will not atend colsed its road trip today by de­ game. The local high school has Guineavillu High this year. feating Chicago, 5 to 3, in ten in­ never "been represented by a real nings, making o clean -sweep of tho football team, and it is planned-this So long—hope you sleep q» sound two games in the penpant race. year- to have a team which will give ns the "Angel” will tonight—late to­ Great batting by Hurpcr utul Dun­ a good account ‘of itself throughout night wc meun. can, the latter making five bits In the season. High School Principal five times at bat,’ helped the Reds Harbin will conch the boys and help RICKARD EXPECTS to victory. Fonseca was hurt In n to moke tho selection of material and HOT BATTLE collision at ilrst base when O’FurrtT organize the team. Jt is planned to ran into him in the fifth inning anil have about three squads and pick New York, Sept. 13.—(By the had to bo carried off the Reid. tho best team from these three Associated Press.)—Tex Rickard to­ Score: • squads. Tho townspeople should night p^diclcd. aq evenly waged bat­ Cincinnati 100 000 002 2—5 -I I 1 give every encouragement to *the tle tomorrow when Firpo and Demp­ Chicago 000 100 001 0—3 11 1 boys in this endeavor.—New Smyrna sey clash. McQuaid, Keck, Domduio and HueN o w * . " T look for a slashing (lgbt with grave; Aldridge, Osborne and O’Far­ the odds of.victory about even." de­ rell. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH _ i clared the promoter. . J‘I think the MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley experts who plcjc Duhfpsey to win Pittsburg, Sept. 18.—Pittsburg nnd Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, easily and quickly arc all wrong. IhWuJtlyn divided a doubts header this 11L, writing your name inij address Firpo t s X WK, husky fellow, one of afternoon, Brooklyn winning the Aral clearly. You will'receive a ten cent tha strongest ring men and hardest game, 7 to 4, and tho Prlatcs the bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND hitters I Jtave ever seen, lie has second, 0 fo 3. In the Arst game, TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, proved he ran, toW jots of punish­ Adams was hit hard In the first three also free sample packages of FOLEY ment and come back with a knock­ innings and gave way to Hamilton. KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheu­ out wallop. Dempsey may have ad­ Cooper easily outpitchrd Henry In matic Pains, Kidney and Bladder vantages (n speed, • experience and the second game, the feature of Trouble, and FOLEY CATHARTIC generalship, hyk-W Is not the super­ Which -was Carey's scoring from TABLETS for Constipation and Bil­ man that a i‘>ti of allies would make Second On Barnhart’s sacrifice fly to iousness.' These wonderful remedies him seem. HeScfil have th e h a rd - deep center, in the third inning. This have’ hcl|x>d millions of people. Try eat fight he baa ever hod to keep was the second time that ■m. Field, Frisch, of New York, turning the trick four years ngu. First Gunic: ' Brooklyn . 201 ooo io:i—7 In o Pittsburg ' Hll 110 000—1 11 0 Vance and Taylor; Ada mu, Ham­ ilton Second Game: , Brooklyn 000 101 001—3 0 3 Pittsburg 111 020 100—0 0 1 Henry, Dickerson and Taylor; Cooper nnd Schmidt. SENATORS TAKE TIGERS IN CAMP. QUAKERS TAKE TIGHT ONE FROM BROWNS AND IN­ DIANS LOSE TO BEANEATERS b _____ New York, ScpL 13.—Tho New York Amcricuns easily defeated the White Sox in the third game of the series here today, 0 to 5. The Yankees started olT with au eight run lead in 'tho first two innings, knocking out lllankomhip In thu second. Ruth hit his 30th homer of tho season off Blankenship in -the first inning, leaving him one be­ hind Williams of the Phtfndclphin Nationals. Score by Innings: Chicago 000 100 010—5 8” 4 New York 200 000 01 x—9 12 1 Blankenship, Thurston and Crouse; Bush and Schang. ejected from the contest in the first inning for protesting a decision. Illuege moved from third u> Harris* dj position und was forced a little latar to leave the game when a hall took n bud hop and struck hiig in tha . face. ,, Score by Innings: 100 010 100-03•13 4 Detroit 301 102 1>0*-V7 12 3 Washington S. Johnson, Pillettc, Osleh and Hanalcr; W. Johnson, Russell and • * Huel. Philadelphia, Sept. 13.—Philadel­ phia won a hard fought U inning battle .from St. Louis today, 3 to 2, when Miller singled In thaielevent scoring Hale. Danforth pitched fine game for St. Louis duapite de­ feat. Iieimach, of the ^Alhli' gave way to u pinch hittdr 'in ninth and Harris finished Ihd Score by innings: ; I St, Louis 010 000 010 OOh^g 0 Philo. ooi ooo eio ois-3 Danforth nnd Collins; ML Harris and Perkins. « ---------Huston, Sept. 13.—The witdpems c l ’hie iq the eighth inniag ly resjKu sible for Boston’s f 1 victory over Cleveland Used five pitchers. The of Drowvr into the' right In fho eighth was one of hit balls seen (jero Score by r;1 Cleveland ; “■ Boston / ' * >' l Uhle, Edwards e Washington', Sept. 13,—Walter Jutui&un guined the decision over SyU Tester Juhnson todayf , IjAyshinglan defeating DeUoit,‘.7 to S.’- ^ iu gam* was niuik> d bv free-bitting on both f^eithe*/starter on tha mound th a -^ a u w . Harris was., ray.. ! .■ �T'-:'! • - THE SANFORD DAILY rfEKALfe, FRIDAY, SRPTfiMBfeR 14,1623 THE REAL BENEFIT OF GOOD ROADS ■ ImA:.* Itor J. H. Benjamin, of the a* ! * * A small dog, barking joudly, chased ala Star, attended the meeting of mndiy a fte r,« passing express train I Florida Associated Dailies held up a country railroad platform, ' ford'lakt week and'his three “Wlmt maltts him run nfWr It?” amn editorial describing what he Mrs. Henry Wight, Reporter asked n traveler of the station agent, and heard there and the nowsPhone 3«-W owner of the dog. cr men he met on that occasion “I durnio," answered the agent, ta pa r*n -Re -n« M m gq Hi ■ filled with wisdom and sparkling thoughtfully. “But thnt never both­ i t He begins very naturally by ered me so much as what will he do ; speaking in high praise of the hosThe Arst meeting ,of the new club with it if ho over catches Itl" pitality of the city of Sanford and year will be hMd on October 3rd, In Thqro arc many communities which p ft^ e wonderful progress mado there the now Club Homo on Oak avenue* tfclk loudly aboui the need of good In the last ten or Aftccn years. Ho October 1st is the last possible date roads,’tho Value of good roads, tho . says “one of the Roman Caesars— for paying dues. A large percentage use of good roads. They talk them­ .. we forget which, but it makes no of the members are already paid up, selves into n bond issue, or a road ’ difference, for we wouldn’t know eijch and this is just n reminder for those tax, nnd build one, two, ten miles of other if we met—said he found who have overlooked tho matter, or good roads. Too often these miles Rome a city of brick and left it n have not been reached by the various neither begin jmyvVhere, nor end :■ d ty of marble.'’ efforts made to reach every member, anywhere; do not conneet with any And that, in a measure, he says, Mr*. R. E. Tolar wishes to an­ good rond nt either end. Travelers 1s the difference in Sanford since he nounce to the club members thnt she wonder what they will do wRh their saw it Arst some years ago and as has a quantity of Government flow­ good roads now they hnvo caught he saw it the other day He tells er seed which will be glad to dlstrbute them ? of Bob Holly’s activity in seeing to to those. members who mny desire There is no magic in n few miles it that those jolly new»pa|>cr men them. They mny bo obtained from of paved highways. The farmer who were welt entertained nnd talks wit* her at her residence, and will also be must haul produce through mud to ttiy about all those pencil pushers. given away on application, at tho get to a paved highway, and over ; Speaking of Boll Holly and his Anc Arst dub meeting. rut* nnd stones after leaving It to paper, Mr. Benjamin says: The following poem by lid mu ml get to market, experiences no real Bob took us across a street or Vance Cooke holds a message of cneconomy. The economy and benefit ., two and showed us the office of the courngcrr\ent: of improved highways comes when H enry Hull. D oris K enyon and Louis W olhetm Sanford ffernlil. It is one of the Did you tackle the trouble that came they are improved for all their most complete nnd best arranged in the J. Parker Read, Jr„ Production length. A chain is no stronger than your way newspaper offices in Florida, und TH E LA ST MOMENT" its weakest link. A regiment is no With a resolute heart and cheerful? has a smart force in charge. Once fDiitrilutti by GoIJurvn fnster than its slowest soldier. A Or hido your face from the light of upon a time we set in two days by rond, for economy of horse Aesh or dfy. M IL A N E T H E A T R E T O N IG H T Jjsnd a l l, the type in one issue of motor capacity Ib no more economical With, a craven soul nnd fearful? Sanford's-only paper, hut we couldn’t than its worst iqjle^ the largest mileage of good mails O, n trouble’s a ‘tone, or n IrtulAi^i FACTS IN THE HISTORY do that now.” utmodneo, OF ROAD IIUII.DING for tlie least cxpepjliture. * He says the mooting was called to It lias WILL PASS 'AUTOMATtfCALLY order thu pnlni .room of, the Valdez -Or n Jrotibl* isw hat you ninke lt brought efficiency nnd uniformity 'TO RETIRED LIST Gotfl roads wore first built by the out of chaos, and the money has Hotel, by-Mr. Ed-Taylor of the Mi­ And it igii’l the foot that you’re hurt NEXT YEAR * more active and prosperous towns or ami Herald. Of Mr.' Taylor (the re­ that' counts, gone into roads. townships. The larger centers of tiring president) Mr. Benjnmin says But only how did you.take it? Washington, Sept. 14.—.John J. Why not a four-fold system, with population attracted the mail traffic “he looks)just like the mamjging edi­ Pershing celebrated yeterday his six­ the Nation doing for states what the tor of a <big newspaper nlwnys up- You nru b^nton to earth? Weil, well, of adjacent communities, Such traf­ ty-third birthday. He began his lsst fic tlitj not help build or nuiinlain the petrs In Action, nnd ns he sometimes states have done for counties, and the whn'Ca that? year of active service in the army to roads it partly destroyed. appears in fust, lie has a stern coun­ Come up with a smiling face. counties for townships? which his life has been devoted at tenance with about half a cigar stick- It’s nothing against you to fall down Tliis destruction resulted in n de­ By this four-fold system of roads hi Hiicsk in the war department per­ ■ lag out of one comer of it. lie looks mand for county appropriations for flat, " the - other But to lie there—that’s the disgrace. road,building. Tho moneys were first there will be nn impetus, ns yet un- forming the triple duties of acting bo ’Aerce •that well bet all thought of, given to rond building secretary of wnr, general of the newspaper men in Miami borrow The harder you’re thrown, the distributed among the towns or town- throughout tho Nation. Authority nrniiek, and chief of staff. money fibm him, nnd If we ever go shipR- on some agreed plan, and were higher you bounco, Keptemlier 1.1, 11)24, which also is broke in \ho Magic City, we’ll surely Be proud of your blackened eye! , snpnt^ry them, or1 under the joint au­ nnd responsibility will be logically the anniversary of the opening of nnd economically divided nnd Axed ■tick him for Avc dollnrs. When we Under It isn’t the fnct that you’re licked thority of county officials. without confilct arising. Uniformity the battle of St. Mihiel, the man who called tho meeting to ofder, he look­ thnt counts, ^ U)esc a-undilionn most of such moneys and','efficiency will bo established. comninndod tlie Americnn army then ed just like he wns going to Bend w.-nt into politics, and not into roads, It’s how did you Aght nnd why? Standards of construction and main- in its first grent drive ngninst the the crowd out on assignments, nnd wfgitd there was no uniformity in con­ tcmfhco will lie raised. The entire German lines in France will pans au­ if he h:u( said to us, “Benjamin, go And though you be done to tho death, struction or care. Nation will b e , given “Good Roads tomatically- tw the retired list. down on the lake fiont -and .see how whnt then? As *a result there was a reaction Everywhere" by a well-balanced, much bootleg ban conic in by boat if you battled the best you could. in favor For quick results try a want ad. ji ' of county roads built and connected system of National, State, today,” we’d have said “Yes, ^ r.ir,” If you played your part in the world inaintainefToy the county officials. County, nnd Town Highways reach­ and scooted out.” of men, Thcn,( nj^J,.fihhr then, did the hulk of ing out to the most remote parts. those communities liest able to bear ' He speaks touchingly of Clayton Why the Master will enil it good. such appropriations get into roads, They yill he built in the shortest the burden. In other words, the Codringlun of the lleLand. Nows nnd Death comes with a crawl, or comes and Hung was a boginning- of cITicrtfnomy. The money wilt gel into fanner will thus get what he needs of ;Arthui;Codringtun.. ‘The lnnunted With’ a'fiodilVt-,' whore-It belongs* anil the cost and whdt he wants. He has not been Chris- O. .Codringlun who established AnJ whether lie’s slow or spry, Uut histbfy repeated ilscIL The will be equitably distributed upon getting this by “Federal Aid." ' the News had been a fast friend to It isn't the fad that you’re dead thnt more active and prosperous counties Mr. Benjamin, as ho wan to the edi­ counts, built and' fiinlntnln^d good roads. tor of the Gainesville Sun. He rails It's how did you die and why ? Those wore again destroyed by tho Harry Brown of the Ijikclcnd Slnrtraffic from adjacent counties. Tliia Tolcgram tile Beau linnnnu I of the .MAKE THE ROAD traffic did not help build or cure for Florida press olid lie eorrocts the PAY FOR ITSELF tlie roads it destroyed. Thero'followimpression lie had about Lynn Bloom. cd n state-wide demand for state npHe found that Lynn was not ovor Distinguished Highway Builder propriations toward rond building. ■lx fret "four inches tall with oars Tells How. Again history repeated itself in the Ip like u windmill and that he didn't | form of stale aid to the counties nnd S: • carry ten penny nails in his pocket General T. Coleman DuPont, who Iowns, t(f be spent by them or to bito on. Wo lake tho following built nnd presented to the stale of under jpint authority of the stale! j clipping from the Ktnr'n editorial: I Delaware a inugniAci-nt concrete officials. And again most of such “ If wo <-vcr And tho man who told boulevard, pays that the two fuiitin- moneys went into politics, nnd not ua Herb Folk el was dried uji nnd nietltal principles of road building into roads, and lark of efficiency and homely we will write thnt man nn me: Find, “the only thing that can uniformity persisted. , ante nAtcni obituary, which will possibly ho permanent about a road As a result of this waste, history give him a pain to read. Herb is is tho location.” Therefore, urges almost as good looking nn he is I ho distinguished road builder, “get once more repealed itself,- anil tficro was a demand for stale highways clever, which is saying much. a locatlun right, remembering thnt a built and maintained by the state “ We had cordial greetinifn from r.tralght Jinu^hrtho shortest dislntu-e under ila highway commission. Effi­ You can get the most M. T. Gaines of the Daytona News, between tw«) points." ciency und uniformity were the re-j food value out of wheat who has been a friend in spirit many Tlie second fundamental principle, suit, and the moneys wont into roads. by. easing bakings that , years; M. J. Seed, of the Daytona according to General DuPont, is con­ Those states which now have the are made from good Journal, *ho has grown much nin<« cerned with its financing. He says: ho was planted; W. A. Elliott of the "Aequire rxtrn hind nlong the rond, best rond systems have a three-fold plain flour. A depend­ TimeS-Unlon; our friend next door, to be leased nt n low rate of interest, system, each under the exclusive able baking pfowder must jurisdiction of its properly constitut­ W. P. Arpohl of the Gainesville Sun; the income to bo devoted to rond pur­ be employed or you do ed authorities. This has produced Frank. Kny Anderson of Winter poses \first and gonernl purposes af­ not get the full nutritious Park; Jock Worthington of the I.eke terwards." value of tlie wheat—nor Wales Highlander; George Kellnr of Hud tho city fathers of the Me­ ^ N e w R o m a n c e s will your bakings be as palthe Mcrgyiilhulcr Linotype Company, tropolis acquired a one hundred foot and to pat the matter in n punkin- strip along the two Hides of Broad­ 4 atable and easily digested. shell we' were kindly treated and way, tho rentuls from these strips ‘ '* The same results cannot made to {pel much at home. The hoys would have paid for the entire run­ be had if you use Self Rising paid something nlmut our being the ning expenses of New York from its i’ dean of the daily newspaper nun, beginning, built all Its bridge* and Flours, or any so called ; and of nrfact wo were the oldest by subways, nnd nup|H>vtcd its parks, f ready-to-use substitute for several years of any man at the pollco, lire department; In fact, mnde plain flour and good baking r meeting, but Col. It. W. Dnvis, of the New York a tax-free city. As it is, powder. Food authorities Gainesville Sun, Milton A. Smith of the rentals from those two one hun­ . i and physicians agree that bak­ tha Tallahassee Democrat and per­ dred foot strips of land along the ings that do not raise properly haps some others liave a few year* most expensive street in the world are bad for the health. Such on p*. go into private pockets, the owners : , “Hr. lb !~ McCall of this division of the land. , foods are hard to digest rind t f the Associated Press was present in time cause stomach trouble. All roads are Brondwuys in em­ and was iery welcome, as neurly all bryo. The country lands of today muy Mo (hers who are interested in y)5te Florida dallies lukc the A. P. be the busy city street of a hundred service, which in the must relinble or a thousand years hence. But even the proper growth and health of the world. if tlie lam) is furuver a lane, the land their cliildten (and all mothers **Tho blhor gentlemen present, on each side of it hus value, and are) should never use anything ; jth all of whom we hud tho prlvi* hringn in rental to Homo anu. When but a good brand of plain flour V of ajtindly greeting, were Ralph thnt 'some one" is tlie road building hrid a tfaid-tested leavener such ipwr, Antictam Paper Company, state, tho state will no longer have to as Calumet—the economy Baking lonvfllei Stanley Lichty of the levy taxes for roads. Powder. ,, / Jbourna Times; Geo. Ilosmer of B F o il Jtiyerii Press; R- B- Urossior • The A. & P. Store, as usual, has Qaliimet has . more than the ordi­ r tb« (Jrlando Reporter-Star, und u lot of real bargains for the econ­ did nary leavening strength. It raises ‘ ipa there wore others “we omical housewife. Tlilp store not only every baking to its height of nutri­ makes a specially of handling the l^jsinass meeting doalt with best brands of groceries, but also tious value. It is pure and depend­ _ qpestioiui of lio interest to gives tho very bent of .service und able — do not,look for a substitute— outelde the profession. Tlie treatment. Look over their ad to­ there1 y com petent new tp >| <-r manager, day, make your selections ami call 7---After tha oCf-acaRl. on-agalq anPepper, of the Gainesville on them. Use Calumet and be positive of whole­ Easement of AllUtar McCormick, waa- fleeted president; Rob litontlnant Chiracoan. and MU* some nutritious and economical foods. is appropriately aelected for ent, but Holly took the presidential Mnhr London Dakar ha* occupied tho attention of two continents, Jhe, association wisely eon- chair, while Mr. Taylor, with n sigh comes Ui* report of McCormick'* opld not pick any better of relief, arose, stretched hi* legs enifa£«Dicnt to Mias Joan Bt«v«u* C larion Codfington for and lit him an entire \ cigar."-— Uuovaj.V prominent la Louilon ’ Mr. Pepper wasn’t praa- OaioaavUIs Sun. r A .^ U, r r •. - we wMaavls ’&V,r'r-85© . 4 . »»»*»>.:« M v-e - V V r i JS J* One of the Best * ASSETS of this WaftR is ouf* SATISFIED deptreitorst They have gained many ntew accounts for us, helped us to grow. We have an orghnizatiori frit’ SEftVtCfe second to nonc^and would like many more satisfied depositors. Wop’t you join us? 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RINES 105 Palmetto, Avc. t.n - *• •. . - - ,m •••* - r ■ phon* IB1-J - �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDASf, SEPTEMBER 14,1923 i R a isin g t h e F a m ily i NO O S E . VAUCtN j t lo o k s tiKn H on w o s tr v i n q to m flk o n S im p o u t ■>! I'»« ----- uMCTH 0s MPsMS- «»•( v o u a . CoviOtDotJ w e wiPsfetwes 0s l o t o V F O O l-‘SVA WlMGSt ,---- — s ------ — «r H O tf. AvBSoLuniLN ( HOV- PtOlCuLCUS- \ ■ WPsS WGCE ftUL T H E I s T\Mtr /VHD * OIDm T* L , Gu m OsNNTHltSG! 0><\ MliAN TO , ^L,u w E * O'ONT" E Os 'PUOC. VVX** 3 SVcOorin C flo5^ IVt'S -— osint Si .(tiOUS. !S WEN? y nnd the entire Herald gang deeply regret his departure, but nil join in wishing him much .success nt TnNational Leaguot vitres, and commend him to the tend­ At Pittsburg -t-C; Brooklyn 7-3. At Chicago 3; Cincinnati G (10 In er mercies to the people of Ijikc coURty. nings). RESULTS YESTERDAY To* can find th* m m of every *Ut* Buadneaa Man in Sanford In thl* Column •ach day. Classified Ads lc a word. No to American League. Ad taken for less than 25c. to At New York 0; Chicago G. And positively no Clssalflcd to At Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 2, Ads charged to anyone. Cash to innings L must accompany all orders, to At Boston 0; Clcvclnnd 8. Count the words and remit to At Washington 7; Detroit 3. sco'rdingly. to to-to to to to .to a* to. to -------Solilhern Association. At Little Rock 1; Atlanta 13. At Memphis 4; Birmingham 1 FOR SALE No other gomes scheduled. FARMERS—You can gat saad bao frames and irrigation plug* at th* THE EVERLASTING PAItALYZINd TRUTH Sanford Novelty Wnika. 100-tfc FOR SALE^-Doaier and Uaya' paints The Tavares Herald has again and vamlahca at Sanford Novelty changed hands, A. P. Vaughn dispos­ Works, Sanford agents. ing of tho paper to Ralph Gore of FOR SALK—Rhode Island eg Sanford, who took possession Mon­ setting, 1G eggs for $1,00. day, Sept. 10th. For many years Ellsworth, Boardall Avenue, Mr. Gore has been linotype operator ford, 83-tfp on the Sanford Herald and his de­ FOR SALE—SEED POTATOES for parture from that olTiee wns sad ns. fall planting, either Bliss or Rose n fur.ernl for ho had been* an ciTiNo. 4.—F. F. Dutton A Qo. 110-tfe cicnt nnd energetic .workman. The FOR SALK—Second hand loose leaf Tavares Citizen under his manage­ hinders good ns new, ponts and in­ ment should show marked improve­ dices. Quick solo at $1.00 each cash ment.—Clermont Press. on delivery. Herald office. 131-Otp Ralph Gore, has been nn appreci­ FOR SALE—Second hand letter files ated employe of the Herald for the in good shape hut hove been used. past three years, and has never miss­ Good for ordinary filing. Have in­ ed showing up on lime. He is olio dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for of the fastest operators in the state quick sales-. Herald Printing Com­ pany. 131-6tp WANTED—To exchange G-passcngcr I‘OR SALE—817 West First street, touring car, looks uml runs like Bargain In prico and terms, new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or dress owner, Box 782, Daytona, Fla.Jljght trucli Ray Brothers, phone !>48, _________________________ 137-26tc | Sanford. 118-tfc FOR SALE—7 room house and 3 lots WANTED—A good second hand Dol—two flowing wells. Corner Pino c0 light plant.—E. D. Mobley. Phono and Third Streets. Gables, 401 Mag- 204. 143-Htp SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 117 Commercial 8Lreet—Sanford, Flo. B. W. HERNDON INSURANCE AGENCY IRE-^----- AUTO BONDS S. 0 . ShinhoJser Contractor and Builder FLORIDA A. P, Connelly & Sons Ural Efitate, Loans and Insurance 104-8 Magnolia Ave. Phone 48 STEWART The Florist Cat Flow ers-- —■— Floral Deatgns Annual and Ornamental Plants { 114 Myrtle Ave.-----------Phone 260-W SANFORD MACHINE COMPANY FOR KALE—7 passengers cylinder “Peerless” touring car. Good as new. All cord tires. Sell less than General Machine and Boiler half cost. Will take smaller car In Works pnrt payment or trade for real estate. Cylinder Grinding —Chas. Tyler, care Zachary-Tyler Ve­ Phone 62---------Sanford, Florida neer Co. • • 141-tfc WANTED—Position us stenographer, by competent, reliable young lady. FOR SALE—Patho phonograph anil JACKSON’S TRANSFER Address If. S., P. 0. Box 34, Lake 10 records. Phone 483. 141-Gtp *• Your Patronage Solicited Monroe, Fin. 138-Ctc FOR SALE A Dodge truck, enclosed Reliable Service is Our Motto body, in good mechanical condition, A trial will convince you 3t-p We'hhuP fihythlng* anywhere, any rubber good. Phone 2103. FOR SALE—China closet, ko box, time gnu stove, tables, chairs, etc.—I jiw * Phone 475 123 West First Street aon, Oak nnd Central Ave., Sanford. 142-4tp Cards *f Bnnford'* Repotebla Prof tooloctal Mon, sack •f whom. In hia chosen profleet on tho Herald recoat■end* to the people. OR RENT—Onc furnished room with connecting bath. Prefer two >unr men.—214 E. Second St. FOR SALE—Good mule cheap, for 121-tfc ca»h. Apply J. I- Monroe, 703 FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, Palmetto Avenue. 142-fltp bed room, also garage. 117 Laurel FOR SALE—Table, chairs, 123-tfe Avenue. etove and shades.—1110 I.aui George A. DeCottes keeping apartment, 719 Oak Ave­ FOR SALE—A Half ton truck cheap. nue. Attorney-at-Law 130-tfc Ovw Soaalnoia County Bask Also 2nd hand furniture nnd a F0R~RENT—4 desirable rooms, fur­ •ANFORD -I* *t- -t- FLORIDA quantity of hog wire. Phane 83-W. nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 144-8tp West Third street.___________130-tfc WANTED FOR RENT—Small cottage.—J. MuaFRED R .. WILSON Experienced grocery WANTED ATTORNEY-AT-LAW clerk. Apply at once A. & P. Tea FOR RENT — 3 unfurnished rooms, First Rational Bank Building PANFORI) ->. FLORIDA Co., 2nd St., between Oak and Park 304 Elm Avenue. 144-ltc FOR RENT—12 apartments' on PalSanford, Fla. metto street, ft block from post of­ ELTON J. MOUGHTON fice.—Judge Housholder. Phone 281. ’a r c h it e c t W. J. THIGPEN 142-dtp First National Bank Building smaliII furnished Real Estate SANFORD -:FLORIDA apartments.—A, P. Connelly & FIRE. LIFE, AUTO INSURANCE 148-4te Sons. i FOR RENT^Bungalow, flvd rooms REPAIRS and sleeping porch. Concrete ga­ Cook Stove*, Sewing M*chln*a. Phan CHELLE MAINES ogr*pha. Guns, *11 work gu*raijje*d rage, 11th street end Oak ave. Ap­ ply Mrs. Julius Takach, next dooc. 21 year* experience. j **• L A W Y E R -1* , *. •. 143-ltp p u r i f i e d nml r e f i n e d f r o m t h o s e nhf e e t l o n n h l c i i n a l l l l oi t w h i c h h a v e h e r e ­ t o f o r e l i m i t e d l l s use. In lillloUstiess, constipation, headnehes nnd In dluesllo n. Mini In n m e a t v a r i e t y o f l i v e r , slom ueh a n d Kidney t r i m tiles c a l o m e l wns ( h e most s u e ren sfu l rem e d y, h u t lla u-<- was ofte n n e g le c t e d on neeoiinl of lls sh’ keillllk (|unlltlea. Now It iji the eitslest and most pleas ant o f inedh'lues to (nke l in e t ’ a l o l a h at hedtlule w ith n swat lo w o f w a t e r . — tltut’ a all. No laali no (crlpltuf. no tiaiiHen, no salts. /.. Koial n l c h i ’ s s leep and th e next morn lilt- you a r e feolllttr line, w ith n clem, liv e r, n i m r l f l e d s y s t e m nml a I i I k u p petite. Kai what y o u please. Nt d a tiger. Glues* Designed Henry aimMcLaulin, Jr., ■a t FOR RENT—Sim room bungalow. See E. J , Tuthill, Celery Ave. 144-3tp Corner of Park At*, and Second St. FOR R B N T -U ing'e Wood Yard. SANFORD, FLORIDA. n .____ j a g « .a . oi: Charle \ ■■' 'V- “V T 'O U are In terested A mainly in securing ex* cellcnt service at moderate cost. Ajax Cords arc doing this nnd more for thousands car owners, It s 1 5 a n d worth mote M J U D ea lers AJAX CO R D, RO A D K IN G , P A R A G O N FRANK AKERS TIRE COMPANY SANFORD, FLORIDA S-29-wrd-Frl-lt wkly. FLORIDA (Thie Wns Written by u Women) Are Some Storeoers So Obstinate? WESTERN BEEF PORK MUTTON VEAL Swift’s Premium and Kigan’s Reliable Wc Dress Them Home-Made Pork Sausage Fancy Cod-Fish Middies Boiled Ham I am nn old-fashioned buyer of the necessi­ ties for my household. I go to the store my­ self. To me this work is not irksome. In fuel, I like it. I like to look at the shelves so full of cans and packages of so many colors. I like to do thlH for the same reason^ that I don't rriind being in n crowd. When in a crowd I look for familinr faces. When I see them I am delighted. When I urn in a store I look for familinr goodH nnd when I sec them I buy. Those goods have become familiar to me through advertising und I have noticed that tho grocery men who have the most of those familiar packages Bomchow.or other Boom to always go ahead. I went into a store not of my own choosing but with o friond Who, among other things, asked for a very well known article of food which is packed In a can, although she did not ask for any specific kind. , I always buy ----------- and Instinctively I told her that was the kind she should ask for. * l Longhorn and Sandwich Cheese Quick Delivery Phone 105 The dealer overheard me and Maid, "Mad­ am, I never sell th at article, I pell instead something very much b e tte r -------------- my own brand.” Then he launched into afive-tninute talk on why this article was better Qian the one I had named. But somehow my friend had been convinced by what I had suggested ami she did jibt buy th at can which, the grovor offered. „ ■i*„' *" *—’•. * ” y ' * ifi ( And I thought aa I walked oat how stub­ born and obstinate that man wAa. He hod lost a sale, hod probably taken hia first step WADE BROS. Automobile Body Buildin g and Repairing ALL DRUGGISTS 15e and 65c, jars sad tubes Hospital sixa, $3.00 Lntcst styles and fair prices prevail nt the Quality Shop, lt2-4te I ' n l o t a h s a r e s o l d o n l y In o r i g i n a l sealed pnekaueB, prlco t h i r l ' - r i t e cen ts for t h e Limit f a m il y paikauc; ten r e n t s f o r t h o s m a l l , t r i a l slue. Yo u r d r i i K k . s t Is a u t h o r i s e d t o r e f u n d tip* l i r j ee a s a g i i a r n l i t e e t l m t yo| l wi l l h r !i r o n n i n t h l y d v l l u h t t ' d o w i t h I ' . i l o t a l i i — (Ailts. I 811 SANFORD AVENUE ■a Examined For Cough* and Cold*, Hoad* ache*. Neuralgia, Rheumatism and All Ache* and Pain* Hall at or before p. m. September The IIcruTd delivered six times a 17th, 1023, for the construction of a Dock and Boat Basin for which there week for lbc. is $07,000.00 available. For quick results try a want ad. Certified check for 3 per cent of the amount of bid must nccompnny prop - ! usnl, Robs Calomel of * t Copies of. plana and specifications Nausea and Danger may be seen at the office of tho City Manager, or nt tho office of Fred T. Medicinal Virtues Retnlncd and Im­ Williams, nml may be obtained on de­ proved—Dangerous and Sirkening posit of $10.00, which will ho returned qualities Removed. Perfected Tab­ U bid is made. let Colled •‘Caiotahs*’ The City Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to Tim Illicit t r i u m p h o f t m n l c r n or l - accept an ybid they deem to lie for Pliro Is it ‘' d e - n i i u s c n t c i t ' * i - a t o m d I tilt, lot k n o w n i n t h o d r u g t r i n l c n s " t ' n l o - the best interest of the City. tnhs." C a l o m e l . tin- nt pxl K n s u b l l l l W. II. WILLIAMS, u s e f u l o f ni t m e d i c i n e * t h u s e n t e r s Upon it w h i r r fluid o f P'M'uliit II >'.— Aug. 31, Sept. 7-15 City Manager. Can’t Be Beat for QUALITY —Court House W N r i r QUEER. HOW FElLEQ . w :iN *tH fx6iN e SuCv-t S r o r v ! J. HUGH TILU S. Prop, The House of Quality and B i t f i l 402 SANFORD AVE, toward losing n customer, nnd hnd certainly lost a good deni of time, especially since some other people were standing around waiting to be waited on. t If that grocer had sold advertised goods ho would certainly have had tho brand I sug­ gested and he would have made a sale; in­ cidentally, he would huve bid us hood day cheerily and we would havo been satisfied. Fumiliar faces are wonderful. To mo, In my capacity ns a buyer for a fairly largo household, familiar things nn the shelves of the stores I visit aro only a little lesH wonder­ ful, for those fumiliar things help mo in do­ ing belter nnd more economically the job which I must work at every day. Those advertised articles which I buy and which I always buy I know have been sub­ mitted to tho criticism of both competitor and consumer. This subjection to almoat world-wide critical examination demonatratea to me that the manufacturer has supreme confidence in his goods. He cannot tell a falsehood about the things he makes, because there arc too many in the world to find him out. Constant advertising of any product proves th at product has stood the test of scrutiny. Is it any wonder then why I, aa one of several million women in my same position, prefer articles with which I am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which I have no knowledge and about which the manufacturer docs not seem to have tho courage to enlighten me? Published by the Sanford* Herald in co-operation with 'fhe American Associatiotrbf Advertising Agencies � 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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" 1 -T' ' ' ' < I y g G p E A p ^ ^ E G T ip N N U M B E R 143 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S lJ A Y , S gpTE jM O E - " *' ~ * ' • * w )y Rank and File of Army Has Joined in-the Revolu tion, Navy Remaihk FaitMul . .1 CHANCELLOR i Proposal of Rail M ADRID, Sept. IS__ A ll army officer* at Barcelona* have revolted and On TELLS GATHE martial law haa been declared. The rank and file o f thei army ha* Joined the TORS OF 91 A T IO N roads to Increase {leED TO BE SAFE revolt hot the navy pemohnel remained quiet, ^Jhe counael of. minister* held frigeration pates a special meeting thla morning to consider the situation^ Kina Alfonso will return to Madrid today. The official statement said that the captain general T A M P A , Sept. 13.— Notice thnt o f Itarcelona had proclaimed <on hia own rr*ponaibil!ty a atate of siege and load invited other districts to support hla action: In certain districts, the the Interstato Commerce Commission F or Germany to Ceaae H er Ob­ For the Instant nnd Generous statement said. It appears the military force* are disposed to concur in this will grant Florida shippers a hear­ structionist Tnc- . Response o f ing at (rrlnndo, Oct. 3, on the pro­ attitude of rebellion. • tics posal o f tho railroads to increase Am erica " on perishable V - R AR C E l.O N IA, Sept. 13.— A manifesto issued by Captain General Ri­ refrigeration rotes U »r The A u w lilr S P m > ) W A SH IN G TO N , Sept. 13—Japnn's In Wreck of Seven Decommodities to from 10 to 20 per No Agrement Reached • B E R LIN , Sept. 13.—Tactlctly ad­ viera, who led the revolt, criticised the present government nnd stigmatise* VI f»i . *a .4 ' dire need o f clothing and building * cbnt, was received here Wednesday mitting that the Ruhr fight had bc«n politicians for selling nnd annihilating the power of the king. in Italo-Greek stroyers at Point Hon- professional material to protect the multitude of by E. D. Dow, traffic manager o f the lost and there could be no proipect o f He said the military would therefore take charge. Leaders of the movement earthquake sufferers was recognized Florida Citrus Exchange. • Scrap Germany until the foreign conflict will seek to maintain the normal life of the country but will take charge of .4 * t e s t & t w f a y M a f hy the •Ahterlcim Red Gross This case developed several months had been adjusted, Chancellor Stres*all utllltlea and occupy headquarters of the communist revolutionary associa­ (n r The A xM la lrd Prran) Which authorized the quick nhiprfiCfit ago, when Floridn., fruit and vogemnnn last night remarked to a gath­ RAN DIEGO, CaU Sept. 13.— Mus­ tions and prisons. It Is stated here that several garrlemta, notably thone of PA R IS, Sept. 13.— Armngement of of hundreds o f thousand! rtf t/teeCs tahlcs growers and shippers, after ering o f editors: ter hf'thd euW ivori o f the destroyers Madrid, Rnragoo* and Seville, have adhered to the m lliUry movement which of underwear nnd (filter elothlAg, as their large convention, at Orlando, details fo r the settlement o f the Itnlo"Candor Is preferable to Illusion, InVotveA in tht5 * fe r k oFpdlht Honda now must be recognised as a regular coup d'etat. .. well as large quarftltto o f cdbttgated were instrumental In having the com­ Greek conflict is proving laborious. nnd Germany desires to apeak out last Saturday rilghC in which seven iron sheltering. U rgdty rbquAltt came mission suspend tho schedule o f the The council o f ambassadors, with plainly." * United States destroyers bushed on MADRID, Sept. 13.— It Is drclarrd the movement la not aimed against counsellor of from the stricken nrra that the tfdcarriers to increase refrigeration Shcldbn Whitchouse, the rocks VWs completed i ll the de­ the king but against the present government. King Alfonso returned to Informal contact wlfh the occupy­ ient of cold Wonthrt- fhado imlnedlAle charges on this state's food products. the American embassy, representing stroyer1rophlf base h e re‘ ^osterdny, Madrid this morning. Conditions here present a normal aspect, no special ing powers hail revealed the gravjty the United States ns observed, held Ahion ImpenfHfh! ^ •' *’ *li*w According to some shippers, the rail­ after which the official Hat o f dCnd agitation on the part of the people being noticeable. The army, ns a whole, two sittings Wednesday, but without o f the existing differences, which, h* roads' proposed rate would assess an An indicatfbri that the Japanese aHd Missing wns placed at 2.1 sailors. remains loyal to the government It is declared and the cabinet hopes to stamp said, primarily InVolvod tho question additional burden o f nenrly a half arriving nt a filial agreement, ' government ip1fodrful that -frevxlftg AltNmlgh alb Officers ore believed to o f German sovereignty and the re­ out the revolt. ' •* ; The instructions o f Premier Musso. million dollars on the agricultural Weather will tahr n heavy’ fe ll from fiAVe btfcn anVed, it was Vfated this storation to Germany o f complete ad­ anil horticultural industries of Flor­ lini received in reply to the report of e half nourished population WAS Ifiet troold hot bo definitely known yesterday's proceedings o f tho coun­ ministrative freedom In tho Ruhr. ; ida. und in a message received nt the trifHl JCTfidster o f the o f fleets is held. The chancellor's speech did not cil seqt to him by Boron Avezznno, Japanese embassy here. - It Aald that 1 iwttf? <4 Vbc ln \ c r»m « R o sier' o f the enlisted Wien show­ the Italian ambassador' apparently contain a direct reference to readiness Comrhorce Commission hearing, re­ in addition fo ' sheltdr’ 'arid etothfbjf, ed 5-tT men o f the wreckedf'iJestroyer* Were unsatisfactory to nil the am­ on the part o f Germany to abandon ceived by Mr. Dow Monday, called b a tin g apparatus o f oil Typed- Was accounted for. The official list gives resistance unconditionally, bassadors. It is understood, on the passive the meeting for Sept. 17, at Washing­ needed nnd gasoline was asked "Ittf. 19 men dead or missing' from tho hut presented a more precise form­ best authority, that the British mem­ ton, D. C. This date and place of ThW relief * fund - being collected. In \’ oung nnd four from the1 Delphy, ulation o f the nur at fh pretoeeeo meeting wns immediately protested ber o f council is insisting on the |fie Uflfted1Sftrttfn f0T ' t h e ‘fWlfPlrers which led the vessels to destruction. evacuation o f Corfu ns soon ns the ulation o f the nature o f the produc­ by tho Florida Citrus Exchange,, due grew steadily yesterd'y with $5,003,100 No. change from , tho list already mode of settlement o f the dispute is tive guarantees which Gcrmnny waa to the absence o f necessary witnesses entered rtrl'thfl hooks ” At ’nightfall, printed Wasn mttdn at the destroyer agreed upon by the council in ull its prepared to pledge fo r the security and the difficulty In getting u fair ^hi* Rum’ Is 'fXcllisIve Of the $133,500 bft4«. • • i’* 1’ * , of, the reparation crcltbf*. These representation o f shippers to Wash­ detnils and accepted by the directly cash g ift ♦node'Oerly last Week by Sessions o f the official board of Interested parties, while Signor Mus­ would comprise the hypothecation o f ington on such short notice. Enlist­ the American Red Crodr.*1 y 1 u (ITr The AssiwUlwl l*rr»«) inquiry lire s"ch'edhlcd to Apen at the solini wont* to hold the islands until private holding* In Industry, com­ ing the co-operation of R. Hudson Ambassador. Hanihara advised the North Island' h iv y nlr station to­ TU I.SA, Okla., Sept. 13.— Charging tho investigation Into the killing of merce, finance and agriculture In Burr, chnlrmnn o f the Floridn Rail­ state department today in delivering day.' Officers hf<tho Delphy nro’ ex­ that Tulsa county’s three Jury com­ the Italian members of the Greco- such a manner as to insure tlielr Im­ road Commission, Senators Park a message from thio Tokio foreign pected fo1be th*'principnt'lwitnesse* missioners,' sheriff and the police Alhnnlnn boundry commission is com­ mediate fluidity at actlvo loan col­ MUSKOGEE, Okln., Sept. 13.— A Trntnmol nnd Duncan U. • Fletcher, Office that while Jnpnh- was deeply although AfficAnr and 'listed men Commissioner o f Tulsa nro dominated pleted and all acts o f reparation fully lateral. • , grateful fo r foreign old, the govern­ front tho'bthbb wrecked MhipH by (ho Ku-Klux Klan, Gbvehior J. C. threat to invoke martini lnw in Mui- and other Florida 'tfhlppera, the Ex­ carri6d out. Such security, said tho chancellor, change" Vvas finally shce>**’ful in hav­ ment preferred thnt the contribqtlons Walton yesterday demanded the kogeb tinicSH conditions h ere' imme­ nro to be called.? would In every way bo superior to jk con (lilt'd A 6 mbrft'y nnrl kuppttes lozignatiqn of ’ the jury coramlsslon- diately are “ cleaned dp" waa mndo by ing the m ertihgl plaVo chnngcd to tho pledges prescribed In the Ver­ rather than relief personnel, who. uncis nnd asked a committee o f cltlaens Governor Walton St Tolsn yesterday Orlando nnd tho date postponed un­ sailles treaty, which only Innuinetate famillnr with language nnd cqstopis, to cAll upon the shcrifT and polleo in a long distance telephone con­ til Oct. 3. governmental properties,' none o f T ra ffic Manager Dow and a num­ th coming to JapaA a t th il time might commissioner to retire in presenting versation with a local newspaper. which posaeas productiveness equal­ the term* upon which ho will revoke add to tho existing confusion. Tho governor told tho newspaper ber o f ‘ ExcHaAgo' official* connected ing thnt of private holdings which With the Taibpa*office, together with his dclurution o f martial IttvAr here. In addition to generous g ift of that three investlgalora which hi hits Germany propose* to hypothecate for money and various supplies thnt nre The governor came here yesterday had here for some time reported t|>6 Exchange greeters knd shlppert from the benefit o f reparations; ’ coming from America fo r the relief,” to make a personal survey o f military "situation” In Stuskogeo "is ieriaus.” other fcart*' b f'th e sldth; -will attend Unless Franco is bent on annexa­ i f *waa an­ rule nnd persented hi* terms nt A Incidents called io his attention! he (he Orlando meeting; the’ messnge said, "Japan ia receiving tion, Germany's pledge's, h6 contend­ nounced here. The pecsentation of conference with a delegation o f repfmany kind offers o f sending men and buIJ, dated back somo weeks. ed, were o f such a nature ns ti>- meet icscntative business men. A fte r the Women to asslkt in the relief work. Muskogee county Is ndjacent to tho conditions under *hlch Frsnc# meeting, n committee wns formed to McIntosh county, where the governor .Whilb t h e * kind offeni o f helping onco prepured to rvfccunte the lr» nogotinto' further with the governor. recently threatened to send frodps If hands nro (nest- deeply appreciated, )efense Introduces Tes ruptod areks. He believed that th# Declaring that Tulsa's courta, Jury masked demonstrations were held by the Jnpnntse government desire1* td tJiTiony in FloggiRg positive guarantee olTeied by Ger­ commission and other officials are the Ku Klux Klan at ChecoUli and fn a lo 'it known that-so fo r 'A s the many would Impress Great Britain "in tho hand* o f u secrot organismhiarr-T>ower 1a concerned, Japan finds Case at Macort and Italy with her desito to nchlev# Eufala. ' tlon” Governor Walton stated at thb little' difficulty In getting sufficient a solution o f tho problem and wiuld (Hr T S f A a a o r ls te d I ’ r m ) force t o meet th* present exigencies conference: suggest to Belgium thb usability ka a MACON, Ga., Sept. 1 3 ^ T h e de"W e have rcnched a point where in taking care o f both the native and fenso Introduced several witnesses means o f overcoming the deadlock W H IT E P L A IN S , N. Y., Sept. 13— the issue is the survival o f invisible foreign sufferers. who attacked thb character o f R. K. and opening the way to European re­ The first refugees from Japan are The Jury bbx was half filled on the government or the permanency o f our Mills, fo r whose alleged floggin g Dr. construction. • due to arrive at Victoria Saturday, first day o f tho trial of Walter S. own visible government;' I am going A solution o f tho Ruhr dispute C. A . Yarbrough is on trial in thu the Red Cross was advised. There Ward, wealthy baker’s son, charged to clean tha situation up i f I have <o could not be afchlevfd eolely by doncity court. A ll said Mills character are 160 In the party, some o f them with having murdered Clarence E. stand out alono qpd.Iet them" Ahodt tlhunncc o f passive 'reslaUnce; nor was bad. W alter Revert, chief of po­ injured, while others are suffering Potera, of Haverhill, Mats., a former at me.'” f •. could the question be skilled by a lice o f Uarnesville testified that Mills shot ’ to . P ro o f' o f the governor's charges from shock. They will be met by marine, who was found came to him the day after the whip­ policy o f force, th# chancellor said­ reservoir, y i i asked by Judge L. M. Poc in be­ Red Cross nurses who will accompany death near the Kcnsico Cuno;" stated "Even Chancellor' ping and charged twb BarnesvUlo sixteen months ago. half o f the courts, who declared ho them to Seattle. Here Stroaemann "had never contend­ H O yS TO N , Tex., S ept 13— Parker men with being the perportators. The A ll o f the Japanese steamship lines Several talesmen were challenged. was relucUnt to believe they were ed that negotiation* could‘ only be chief amid he investigated and found D. fra m er bopped q ff thle mornlhg plying from Pacific coast ports are Others were excused because they true, with his knowledge o f the in­ undertaken after the evacuation o f from Ellington Field in on attempt to the two men were in BamesviUe at co-operating with tho relief agencies already had formed opinions concern­ tegrity o f the benoh. When condus. ' AhAlter til* Gulf to CAn Ada non-stop the timo o f the whipping. When he the Ruhr.” in tha expenditure o f relief materials, ing the come and were prejudiced The object o f passive resistance told Mills this and that only two men ‘fUght made recently . by Lleutenadt each having notified the Red Cross against capital punishment, were ill, was only to free th# Ruhr territbry. * Scotty Croker. Hia destination U had come from Macon to Barnesville officials that they had.placed cargo or had other satisfactory excuse*. "F o r u*," continued. the chsiicelthe previous hlgfit, M ill* said “ maybb about 1220 mtlei from fleueton on an Ward, with hi* brother Ralph, waa space at their disposal. air line. He plannbd *o fly ov*r they are responsible.” The chief said lor, “ the question o f tha sovereignty A message to the Japanese em­ in court A t flrat the defendant o f the Rhineland and regaining • the i then ho concluded Mills did. not know bassy advising that all relief aup- gazed steadily at the floor, but later , also testiwKo It. waa. . The witness , _ttt . freedom o f the Ruhr territory D detdies be forwarded via Yokohama waa ho looked up and amtled. Sitting at fled to the good character o f Dr. clsivc. For It, we eke, roady to give taken by the Red Cross officials as the tablo with hla counael he whis­ Yarbrough. One wltnesf admitted he real guarantees.” indicating that the Yokohama harbor pered to the lawyers frequently as had heard report* that th# dentjat ' 'i • 1 was not so badly disturbed as at first jurprs were-being picked. ,y, always adThe Y u w ill Com waa th* whipping boaa o f Macon. „ A atir was caused when Allan R. believed. vertlalng season* And th e y Expect to Campbell, o f, defense counsel, at­ When we learn how hungry ■ w olf call* attention today to the oe They sol Firpo knows how- to use tempted to Introduce a copy o f' • la wo will be ablfc: o teH you how tho children who are getting Don't fo rg et that new fa ll aui his head. W e had rather khow how New York newspaper showing a pic­ fo r the opening o f school. “ Ji hungry, some Germans are. iCburehwejl. Is prepared to take y to uoe our feet. * . ture o f the electric chair In connec­ Leather” suit* fo r boy* are « * guarahteb complete measure and tion with the Ward case, th e “ tate Earthquake has wiped out the Yel iy recommended, while jd l kin satlefaction. CAll on thedi thla week, pinched fo r objected and Supreme Court Jba^ke Mornlhg.' * ' ' Texas ball playe great i materials fo r dresool fo r th# gi as Utelr tailoring representative is low Peril. It never waa flirting. Tried to a hli. II* W a g n e r sustained the objection.' ^ " The delegation comprised the most teatured. There la one thing i peril as being yellow. there with a big line of eamplea. will bA out soon. prominent business men o f Sanford — yon eon find Just What you * W alt until we learn how quiet a and'OztAndo,wife w ill represent the** Italy, shaped Ilka a boot, thinks aha When brain* a t* used In farming, That noise you hear from Russia nook la. Then we will tell you how communities In ah effort fo secure the solve your shopping proM aa. haa a kick coming. . V ----- ----- _ Mat . I. • poverty Usually stays away. quiet .Mexico aaya aha la. N la theoriaa being exploded. A L L A M E R IC A N S FROM YQ K A H A M A N O W REFORT- t �*23 . _____________________________ ____________ CROWD » w« GREETS EX-GOV. CATTS ^eSi LOCALS (Continued from pago 1) - t o n t o j it especially with the same old stuff. i n r T k r l.aiM-Intnl T r r .a ) m t a t o f e n x a t a r a f e a i i a l i a --------------------- Society Edlto, . His speech was a long winded ono MRS. t ^ b d \ )A r : s r CHICAGO, Sept. 12.— Opening o f W IL L ROGERS and was tiresome— something that grain prices: Wheat, December 1.04 ‘ • I J\ \ rhone 2I7-W —a n d Herbert Messer has gone to Sweet­ was noticed by many o f his old time 7-8 t o 1.05 -R, May 1.10 3-8 to 01 1-2; j Wfe F or Florida: Partly cloudy I f you havo any friends visiting you— i f you are going anywhere or cow* Ing home, or i f you arc entertaining, write a postal card to this department, water, Tcnn., to attend the Tennessee supporters. He lacks the fire o f his coin, December 08 to 1-8; Oats, Doc- R* In the north and probably S Y L V IA BREAMER showers in South portion to­ form er campaigns and confines tho ember 39 3-8 to 1-2. M ilitary Institute. giving details, or telephone tho item. I t w ill be greatly appreciated. night nnd Thursday. m ajor part fcf his speech with refer­ -IN Churchwcll's ad today announces ences to the Bible and with quota­ N E W O R LE A N S , Sept. 12.— Cotton fo r Hendersonville, N. C., where ho He might have made the 11 o’clock gall: October 27.32 asked; the arrival o f the first new fa ll mil- tions. will enter C. M. nnd A. * D ouglas'Hunter returned to West U n cry-n ll at reasonable prices/W. E. speech to feeder fo r his Sanjord audi­ December 27.25. Palm Beach ''yesterday after an ex­ Herein, well known representative o f ence and ho may have another ono tho Superior Tailoring Company, w ill that ho springs on the folks in the Tho world bestows its big prizes, tended. vi^it here. f be a lft y if store until Saturday night, "sticks” btrt*^il* speech here had but both In money nnd honors, fo r but Friday— Script Dance by Junibr Dc­ giving .you an opportunity o f securing littla pep fend nothing thnt could es­ one thing, and that is initiative. I t ’ pattdnont o f Woman's Club at W o­ Mrs. A . P, Connelly, Mrs. Frjmk i made-to-measure fall suit. Call and pecially commend him fo r governor. is doing tho i’ight'-thiqg without be­ man’s Club House at 0:00 £>. m. M iller and Mrs. B. W. Herndon arc I * fact his former fame as governor ing told. U ltft next ook over his samples. . r i •w kt Na fen fea doing , tho Thursday— Business and Professional spending some time at Daytona o f Florida was about all he had and thing without .filing told is to do It SA N FO R D Women’s Club m eet at the home of Betfch. ‘ t f i M ■* •“SllJlIr he made tho most o f it taking up lire right when told qnco.— Exchange. *, Maximum Tuesday ___ __________ >; t»ald admission tonight. * __ Mrs.' A . R. Marshnil on Palmetto topics like the convict lease system Minimum, last night ............... ' avenue, a t 8:80 p. m. * Mrs. II. B. Connelly has returned nnd telling tho people what he would D ESTR O YE R S A R E D ANG E R Rain, inches ......... ............. ....... homo from Lakeland, where *f)c have done- had bo been governor nt OF P IL IN G U P R IG H T IN G A WRONG. spent n week as the guest o f her the time o f the Tnbert cane. That HILTON SILLS I. ’ The best placo to build an endur­ daughter, Mrs. Tom Getzcn and Miss There la a collar cottage next door, he “ was governor" when ho was tho (Continued from page 2) ing montimont to one’s self Is not in Mary Connelly. Quaint and lovely and old, governor as Mayor la k e put it last C. Van Shank, o f Whito River, South tho graveyard nt the Journoy’H end, And the logs still carry the bark they night when lie Introduced the speak­ Dakota n fireman on tho Young. The but in tho hcarta o f our fellow mor­ wore Rom to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stringer er is absolutely correct. When ho other body recovered had not boon tals.— Hangercr Mirror. When thoy were young and bold. September 11th, a daughter, which has was governor Sidney Catts nover Identified. Both o f these men appar­ COUGHS WSTUnil SCHOOL ^ **>v , • { » ) 7 V hesitated to do things whethor they ently wore drowned In their bunks And the children who dwell there been given the name o f Thelma Ruth. School teacher, should cl.. Evciybody is talking about cutting •‘ know that they The little lady weighed eight pounds. were right or wrong and ho did some nnd later washed Into tho sea. An­ same advice to children who h,«| Secured $5,000 From o f both but his present campaign other body recovered shortly after down expenses. Ways the farm er enn Must never tear bits o f that bark coughs As did this Florida t e » d * r ? l away. Mrs. W ill Hagan and Misa Margar­ argumonta lack tho weight nnd they the wreck was that o f J. W. Conway, do this arc by culling his chickens, recommend FOLEY’S II0NFY Aval Mooringsport, La., ‘ (‘•sting his cows and making every et Hagan o f Savannah, Gn., accom­ lack the punch nnd thoy lack the o f Oninhn, Nebraska, n bonmnn on T A R to tho children In „ animal do Its best. • 1 panied by little Frederick Stelta and Last night the father, and mother forco that they had In form er years. the Delphy. Bank Yesterday • who h.,1 tho W .„d J stood sister Louise, leave todny for St. Pet­ Ho was given a most respectful hear­ The plan to cut through the hull enmo whenover it was ured," Wrn*,| C U T T H IS O U T— I T IS W O R TH By the side o f the, porch nnd ersburg after a pleasant visit with (H r The A D ela te d Preaa) ing bore mn(L4>o will havo ig'foHowing o f tho Youtig which overturned to Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee R .r ' MONEY Mrs. R. A . Tcrheun. frownod— M A R S H A L L , Texaa, Sept. 12.— Jus^as he did In the years gono-by. find.tho. bodies o f m b ilr g mombere Ida. Foley’s Honey nnd Tar tonuS Send this ad nnd ten cents to Foley ' One o f tho logs was bare to tho Cornered by Sheriff Sanders In. the Many people like him fo r his force­ o f her crew, hns been postponed nnd Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, no opiates. Ingredients printed <t wood, Mrs. Iiarl Hedrick, o f St. Cloud; rear o f a lunch room here this morn­ ful chayactor but his best friends will possibly will bb abandoned. It now the wrapper. Quickly rcllerei nidi There were thread-like wisps on Miss Brady, o f Orlnndo, and Miss ing a young man about 26 years old, have to admit that his present cam­ Is believed thnt few if nny bodies are III., writing your name nnd address roughs nnd croup. Sold everywhere the ground; Ruth Bollard, o f Altamonte, will ac­ believed by local officers to have paign is not launched under, the aus­ In'the \aisnl. Sureivorfl from the clearly. You w ill receive a ten rent —Advi “ We didn't do it l" the children said, company the Col. Thcodoro Roosevelt been the bandit who robbed a bank picious circumstances that it was in Young declare that they hollcvc nil battle o f F O L E Y ’ S H O N E Y A N D Ami fo r that “ untruth” they were Camp nnd Auxiliary delegations to dt Moorings port, La., yesterday o f tho/past since at least two o f the o f the crew reached deck In time to T A R fo r Coughs, Colds, nnd Croup, sent to bed; Chattanooga leaving Jacksonville, on 15,000 shot.nnd killed himsol/. The Other -candidates-for govotmor have Jump ovcfbohfd before she turned also free sample packages o f F O L E Y ANNOUNCEMENT t| K ID N E Y T IL L S fo r Backache, Rheu­ young desperado yesterday ovorpow- his samo stuff and will use it when ovor. I can sea that porch through my September 15th. Back home. Will he glad to hml window pane • ored a ntnn and took his automobllo tho time comes nnd his big" drawing The purf has been so heavy that matic Pains, Kidney nnd Bladder my friends call and see me for fi^ l Representing Col. Theodore Roose­ and drove Into Mooringsport and card w ill be divided up Into three It has born iniposr-iblo to land equip­ Trouble, nnd F O L E Y C A T H A R T IC auto nnd life insurance. Severe] I a truck pieces. His plntform last night em­ ment to cut through the hull. Further T A B L E T S for Constipation nnd Bil­ cs fo r salo. Bargains.—W. J. As I ait at my desk to write, velt Auxiliary No. 3 nt tho conven­ raided tho bank. Today jj And this morning I saw, and I can tion o f the Nntlonnl Auxiliary, U. S. driver reported to the sheriff thnt he braced the following Items: orders fioin Washington nro being iousness. These wonderful remedies pen. have helped millions c f people. Try 'explain W. V;, will 1)0 Mrs. W. n. Ballard, had been forced to pick up a man Law enforcement fo r stato and nwniled in this connection. them! Sold "everywhore.— Adv. delegate, Altnmonte; Mrs. Nancy on the highway nnd bring him to county officials and. citizens for nil Those two little tots were right. The Herald for first class job ' Petersburg; Marshnil. The sheriff Went into the state nnd federal laws. ‘‘ We didn’t do It"— I ’ll pledge those Stewart, alternate, St. A ll that’s new in Full Millinery at Words; ^Irs. J. N. Brady, Orlnndo; Mr*. Joso- (‘cstnurant nnd found the youngster Economy nnd efficiency In all de­ Tho Quality Shop. 142-4tc A C H E E R F U L W E LCO M E A W A IT S YOU That havoc was wrought by two phine Sclmnr, St. Petersburg and Mrs. entlng. Sheriff Sanders searched him partments o f stnlo and county govhut decided to let him conclude his crnmcnj»nn;l nil federal branches cor­ busy birds. Lnurn Brewer, St. Lucie. * monl. Tho suspect suddenly jumped related thereto. I watched them carry that bnrk H O T E L up, dashed to the rear o f tho restau­ away, , The Oregon state school low fo r the SEE T H E N E W Miss Ruth Rich le ft yesterday a f­ rant, pulled out n pistol nnd killed ntnto o f Florida, thus forcing nil the . r Strip by strip to their tree, ternoon for New York city to be­ himself. children o f the state to receive n Doing their work nt the break of come editor o f tho Independent W o­ public school training. M IA M I. SH REVEPO RT, I-n., Sept. 12— Tho day, man, tho official organ o f tho Fed­ Compulsory reading o f the Bible in Reduced price $605 eration o f Business and Professional Bank o f Mooringsport ,at Moorings­ nil public; schools nt any time the Thinking that none would sec. * Delivered And 1 thought o f the children wrong­ Women. Miss Rich was for n num­ port, La., seventeen miles north o f teacher^ or trustees shnll state, es­ ed last night, ber o f years in charge o f the W o­ here, was robbed o f between $3,000 pecially at opening o f school each the Florida nnd $4,000 at noon yesterday by a morning. , And that is the reason these lines man's department o f Times-Union, nnd her friends will June white youth, apparently about I write. Fair, just nnd equitable treatment -wish hor success in her new field.— CO years of age, who, after locking o f capital.nnd l * W alike before the the e a s ie r , Charles E . MmuXield* la^v; fstift blending their interest* ,to I shall show Uum Lhc nest in the Jacksonville Times-Union. EJJIiOPJBAN P L A N , O PE N A L L TH E YEAB. nnd his assistant, Mintnr Barbus, In work fo r.th e good o f Florida Is pos­ C ORNER B U IL D IN G . E V E R Y ROOM OUTSIDE. maple tree, The W. M. U. o f the Baptist Semi­ the hank vault, escaped in an auto­ sible. I shall tell them the things I ’ve | nole Association met nt Kustis Mon- mobile. t Aoen, Encouragement o f Florida’s de­ I shall set those punished children dny and Tuesday. Those attending velopment nnd growth in every way from Snnford were: Dr. nnd Mrs. F. Room-mate of Edison free possible, especially by inducing cap­ I I). K ing, Mcsdnmcs J. L. Miller, L. N. And wash their records clean. ital to come here to Invest from all Dead at LouisVille And I'll shy: " I t ’s true ns your chil­ Hansel, F. R. Savage, Wm. Whecleaa, section* o f tho world. Jane Smith, David Speer, Kdgar dren sold: Tax loWOKinU) reform and regula­ (tlr Tkr AM.orlnlril I'rraa) Yoti should have sent two little Thompson, Glenn, Hall, Peoples, Miss yo u seek - - seek no more tion. / . ~«n LO U IS V IL L E , K y „ Sept. 12.— Chns. i Si Allio Trnfford, Douglas King and Dan • birds to bed." Restoring the auditor’s office to its fo r t h e ta ilo rin g lino of Hansel. The W. M. U. meets in Snn­ Smith, aged 74, city superintendent o f rightful place in state government — KDGAlt A. QUEST. the Western Union Telegraph Com­ so that tho governor enn check up on ford next year. : : values is now here. Among those who w ill attend tho pany, died here today after a long shortages and so thnt some authority Clyde Derby hns returned from n period o f 1 1 1 hculth. Ho is said to National Reunion o f the U. 8. W. V. business trip to Jacksonville. can check up on the state comptrol­ • T h e c o m p le te m en s m ade-toI nt Chattanooga, Tcnn., Sept. 17-20 have at one time roomed with Thomua ler’s office and not have this done by the employees o f the stute comp­ Mrs. M. Fleischer nnd son Ix>uis, from Col. Theodore Roosevelt Cnmp A. Edison. m easure tailoring line - - 300 samples strong have returned from New York, where No. 13 will he Dept. Commander R. troller’s office. sent by Further development o f the honor A. Tcrhoun, Dept. Adjutant W. B. . Dae way to co-operntc with the they spent tho summer. Bullard, Altamonte; District Inspect­ teacher is to send the children back to system fo r control o f prisoners, nnd the onnetment o f further humane and Mrs. W. A. I-ofTlcr and children or, J. M. Bradshaw, Orlando; Com- school In good health. merciful luws fo r their government. havn returned homo from Daytona redo* Hurl Hedrick, John McCartly, C IN C IN N A T I Further enactment o f law* for GORDON-FI.KISCHKR. Beach, where they spent the summer. Gabo White. St. Cloud; Comrade* woman’s development ns voters nnd Iloinisch, Clarconn; J, N. Brady, Or­ The announcement o f the engage­ is now on display here - you are uncon­ George Cownn leaves Sunday fo r lnndo; A lfred King, Sanford; Free­ ment nnd uppronching marriage o f the full attainment o f their rights ns Atlanta, where he will enter Georgia man Hunter, Winter Park. Ml*. Ethel Gordon, o f Elizabeth, N. citizens o f the commonwealth and ditionally assured o f receiving “Clothei That tftch. “ J,, to Mr. I-ouis Fleischer, o f Sanford, nation. Il ________ Fit” at prices as low as you care to goThe Herald delivered six time* Amerlcn fo r America— nnd there­ hns been made. Robert Holly left this afternoon week fo r Ibc. • fore Ku K lu x in preference to You nro cordially invited ty inspect tho line. Knight’s o f Columbus in civic, reP A R T Y IN HONOR O F MIS8 ■ e • % . ligion and office. ■ ~i . . •1 . - . . . * . M U RIE L. Miss Eleanor Lytle entertained nt Cl Store Until Saturday Two men, agea CG3 and 05, fell out jj W . E. Herrin, Representative, W ill Be at Our a bridge luncheon yesterday at 12:30 p. m., in her home on Gilmore atreet, o f a Brooklyn tree, so perhaps an old 8 . Night Riverxido, honoring Miss Beatrice maid was a fter them. Muritd, whu.se marriage to Mr. Ed­ C O O LE S T S P O T IN ’ S A N F t ifa )' mund Snyder Wood will take place -Shown S tartin g nt 7:30 nnd 0:13 I*. M.Saturday. A gold nnd white color m otif wns i.** M • t . m'9 ». •\ *y * ’. | S N E W M IL L IN E R Y just received by today’s express. Felt Sport Hats -T O D A Y carried out in decorating, quantities o f goldcnrod and other blossoms be­ **Lost and Found” in n South Son Inland failed to nrHve g for Street Wear, as well as Dress W ear. B ig assortment of colors and ing uteri in decorating. A delicious Louisiana Lady Says She H u "N e v ­ through a nt intake in nhipping, no wc arc nubHtltuting With ’( i several course luncheon was served er Found Anything Better Thaa S shapes to select from— and wns followed by auction. Cardni for a Ron-Down Marking the places were tallies '»/ 1 Condition." Bociety drama dealing with the adventuren o f a young girl done in bridge design, and at the ' who leaves her V irgin ia home and goat to N ew j*l * conclusion o f several rubbers o f Y ork to rpako music her career bridge,the players holding top acores Morgen City, La.—"It would be hard were presented with prises. The lor me to fell bow much benefit I have A Real Comedy fo r the Children— Our Gang in “ A Quiet 'V * • . * S treet” .; honorce won the first prize, o couple derived from the use of Cardui," said o f perfume bottles, the second, a Mrs. I. G. Bowman, ol 1319 Front Street, T O N IG H T — F A M IL Y N IG H T novelty pencil, falling to the lot o f this city. * the Fam ily T w o Paid Adult T ick et* Mia» Gurunline Muriel. The honorea > " I w u so roe-down in health I could ---------------------------- T I I U R 8 D A Y ----------- i---------------ll Was this. 1 had oo received a hand embroidered towel as hardly go. appetite. Could not rest or aleep well. ji mem^ito o f tho occasion. W m . F ox Presents I was ao weafe, and so very nervous, I i H i Folluping the awarding o f prises was no pleasure to myeelt. JO H N G IL B E R T in “ H O N O R F IR S T " • an ice rourse, in yellow and white, “ I luilered soma pals, but the worst l l i V i t f o brother*/ Emotion, Fire; Dash, Daring. Do was served, candies in tho same col­ ol my trouble was from being so weak ! ^m em ber John- G ilbert in Truxton K in g ? See him in ors being screed during tile game. and easy to get tired and out of heart. the ddal roU>— one an tho villian, tho other the hero. The hostess was assistted lit look­ “ This nervous condition was worse ; *• Lnpino U n e In the “ P IR A T E S ” • ing after the pleasure o f her guests than painS A T U R D A Y — TO M M IX IN “ 3 T E P P IN G F A S T ” * “ Some one told me ol Cardui, and I , by her mother, Mrs. James Lytle. Among the guests were Miss Boat- decided to use IL F R ID A Y — C O U N T R Y S T O R E rice Muriel, Misa HUdegrado Slaugh­ H S P E C f i r M A T IN E E , M O N D A Y , W E D N E S D A Y , A N D ter, Mrs. A. R. Cogswell, Miss Sadie SATU RD AY ‘ • I'cllcrin, Miss Louise Capon, Mrs. Barker, Miss Kebocca Somers, Mias I 1 have never found anything better , • Special Music to all Pictures ., Dorothy Chamberlain, Mrs. Kling- lor e run-down condition.** N IG H T P R IC E S ........ .................................. 10 nnd 20 Cents II yoQMtfcr l l this Loulstafift Udydid* 'i ham, Miss Anna Wood, Mrs. V* E. you. too.^abouid find Cardui helpful Lu M A T IN E E P R I C E S ........... ....................-..10 and. 15 Cents Muriel, Miss Gerardine Muriel and ut he r*.— Jack n>nTtllo i primes. U felon, ytQ*t I boUk ol Cardui. today. N C -U T i • « . » « , s i s ; s s s s : i S THE WEATHER ■il- J BANK ROBBER KILLS SELF IN TOWN - v. “DOUBLING FOR ROMEO” —T O M O R R o W—’ “The Forgotten Law” CHEVROLET 'fiffw rtt. San Juan Garage IF IT IS VALUES! The Superior Tailoring Co. ane “WORSE THAN PAIN" — r-r V,: Neva Gerber in “THE PRICE OF YOUTH” A Ail for First Street 1U/, !"■*'» Ton m ” ■■ • U SELLS IT FOR il 11> ji i ! it* ti l 32; A, si �fin Loo In, Baltimore, and many othara are burdened by a foreign element which, politically, holda the balance N k lM r i »r»rr * n m M * *rat «ajr__at * f a« Itfc* I * item nm M ~ M llln ti m o f power. A. large number o f fo r­ a *n *iu at*. A**f**Ai r i * , eign born man are members o f con­ The Herald Printing Co. gress already and they, too, frequent­ ly advocate the Ideas and notions, un­ r im .i.iiR u n der which they were born and reared. J. HOLLY. H M rfl.rf-T Y fM .rT f A ny political party which caters to J. U L U H D — O t ir n il M t i i c t t H O L L Y — A A fr M lila v M a m n this foreign vote should be put to A l T i r l i i l a i R atM M a i . Kaoara a political death at once. “ So say A fllln t lm we a ll" Americans. Sanford Daily Herald I?* pi rlV'i4 til Ibis need becomes n conviction and the conviction transmuted to a real­ ity. Speaking o f the present crisis, Mr. Wlckersham says, “ This is no time to talk, but a time to wait the action o f tho League and await de­ velopment in Greece and Ita ly ." I f the League definitely announces on economic boycott against Italy, he says, it must back It up. There is the rub. The members ’ o f the League are wise enough to refrain from the only effective means It has o f enforc­ ing peaco, and they must be assured o f the backing o f their ‘ respective countries, before ita use. That will make the League travel slow. A boycott with the greatest nation in the world out o f it, makes ita hazard­ ous understanding. I t is not the League, but the "qualified force o f the League with America out that ^educes the chances o f preventing war. K I D S L H W lI l U I I T — C t m li llM M a .ic t i P l « » * H L W after B p , i*. H l w r l » l l n P it * * I* A i n u Trar_ BtS Hnnfha S.00 U i l l i r t f i la C llf fcjr Carrier Oaa W eek------------------------- IS Ceata MS IS- ta !S-a«a* W **k lr tl*r• M vatlretr , rmrerm RrmlaaU C aaatr laatp aa4 aahlUhra r r a_________ r j P rlia r. A i f t r ■ la H M l _______ ilalaa rajra a * i « k aaw a a a aaalleallaa. S M I e r r rear, at w a r a la NBKBBR TUB AflSOClATKD P S B II Tha Aaaorlalad Press la axclualvely •ntitlad to U,a uaa for rapubllcatlon of alt news dispatches credited to It or not otherwlaa credited In this paper and a too the local m w i published herein. All rtshta o f re-publication o f apodal dlapatchaa haratn ara alao reserved, -V nfftaai H B itA i.n m iiL n u v n . P k » * it s TO AllVICHTIMKIISt In eaaa of errora or ntnmlsslan In lasal or other advertlnemrnta Tha Herald Printing Company dues not hald Itaelf liable for damage further than the amount received for auch advertleemetus. i »• t* ) Foretell Adrartl.lns Krpr>*mlat|va ( THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION I f the bolshevik were behind the Herrin murders, ns n writer fo r the United Mine Workers is any* ■ ing, why In common sense did the w mine workers endorse that horrible H blot on our history? Since when did that bunch try to bring the guilty ones to Justice? --------- o------------- r. r. if ir. 1A * -A ! t*", Lt“. it. if f Tlif flu fr Ht "V s? pc n* iU *>» U; Jytc u» t\ Ut rjc A- Ut 7* u: • a. .1 ##>■ •i i Hi i*.‘j : Every indication points to nn un­ usually large “ crop" o f tourists this winter. It is cheaper to come to Florida tha npay exorbitant prices fo r coal. What is Sanford doing to secure five or ten thousand o f these people? F ite thousand people hero fo r the season would leave two hun­ dred and fifty thousand ilollnra in Sanford! Would that pay? # The St. Petersburg Times covered itself with glory in its Inst Sunday’s edition, embracing 70 pages. The interesting. thing about it was the patronage o f the business men. They took liberal 'space in- advertising. That is as it should he. When busi­ ness men advertise well they dispose of their goods, and build up one of the best aids to a city— its news­ paper. ----------- a---------- - Kane county, Illinois, has conduct ed to adopt the plan o f the Golden Rule In enforcing the tra ffic laws in the county. The plan was initiated among the motorists themselves, and the official authorities fell in with it and evidenced its approval by ap­ pointing 600 automobile owners of the county on the tra ffic police do pnrtment. As the enforcement o f tho taw travels a less flexible route than tho Golden Rule, it may not readily appear how the two will get along amicably, but the spirit o f the Golden Rule can be applied to the enforcement o f the law in any realm Perhaps nations have never tested it out, but organizations and In dividunls have found its use practicable and the world hns benefited thereby more than is generally conceded. As motoring has grown until it includes the millions, it will be interesting to watch for the results of tho experi­ ment officially initiated. I f it serves to emphasize the values of the ob­ servance o f tho Gulden Rule In auto­ mobile travel, it will not have been in vain. ----------- o----------W IL L HE COME RACK? The news dispatches announced re­ cently that llen ry Ford wns again negotiating with the government for Muscle Shoals. For some months the great manufacturer hns been dis­ posed to stray, according to the best judges of human nature, fur from the field that has brought him great re­ nown and n reasonable supply of this world’s goods, and iwidoubtcdly some happiness. He seems to have been unduly obsessed with un idea, which according to history, written and unwritten, has brought a world o f worry, some disappointment and even disaster to good men and true. According tu Ills enemies the consumntion o f the idea would have brought all of these to him and in addition ruin to the country. This news about Musrle Shoals indicates his return to the field o f 1iis greatest glories, where, we know, lie can best serve mankind, where his genius can take him to loftiest heights, where the un­ toward things predicted o fliit u and for his country will no longer hang like tiie sword o f Damocles over us ail. W ill Henry “ come back?" The news is cheering. Should Italy "cut to too ninny capers" she will find herself in seri­ ous trouble.Should she loose the sympathy o f llie lending powers of the world and then ho altacked by some o f her enemies, Mussolini would find it difficult to hold his grip. Greece is weak, but she bus strong friends. Jugo-SInvin is not a weak­ T H E K IN D OF M AN IIE IS. ling by any means. Those Balkan states may form some sort o f ulUnncc which would give Italy plenty to do. Coming suddenly into the exalted ----------- o--- •------position he occupies, nnd without It is true dial hundreds and thou­ having figured extensively in the a f­ sands o f our best citizens have been fairs o f tiie country every ■reliable 1mm of foreign parentage or came bit o f information about the new to out country from foreign coun­ President is Interesting. Presidents, tries. But the foreigner in this case while serving in that capacity belong, died, and an Amaricun was Loin. So according to tiie atmosphere in whieh long us our emigrants come here we live, to one politlrul parly, but by tu build Amcricu, to miopt our ideas nnd by when their successes or fa il­ of government, to obey our laws, to ures are written into tho history of support our institutions, and to read the country ami they are no longer and speak the English language, they active in the things that separate us are more than welcome. But we can­ into two or more schools, ihey he not be too careful of those who come n part o f the whole, nnd in the despise our lunguugc and institutions, whole we all have a national pride and wiio propose to fasten on us a In the Springfield Republican, a “ Continental" form o f government. clergyman, Rev. Dr. Powell, form er­ ----------- o— -------ly o f Northampton, Mass., describes Wonder if the United tSates is to Mr. Coilidge ns ho knew him. In be controlled by foreigners? It looks 11105, says I)r. Powell, Calvin Coolike It. I f some politicians had their lidge wire “ a shy, conscientious, way it would be so. New York, Bos­ thoughtful promising young lawyer, ton, and Chicago, are foreign cities, attracting attention by the faithful dominated liy foreign elements. manner in which he, discharged his While Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St. duties as q solicitor for Nortbamp- * »» rv fi‘ SENTIMENT-Old and New Things Worth While Picked Up Along tha W ay; Home From Pens Long A go Laid Down; Some From Pena o f Later Days. MEN IN TIIE ROUGH J A IL E D ON C H ARG E OF K IL L IN G SO N -IN -LA W "Calvin Coolidgc has never been n thoughtful. What seemed to some spendthrift. nlooftnesH was really temperamental shyness. . . . I have seen him o f­ In conclusion, Dr. Powell volun­ ten listen long because ho always teers this judgment: wanted to lenrn. “ Perhaps tho country needs today, "One instinctively nddressed him as much as a keen politician, n mnn ns ‘ Mr. Coolidgc;’ he is that kind o f in tho White House who, with a slma man. But he is n neighborly man. plo nnd wholesome wife, will set the " lie never rend anything except country nn example o f th rift and tho tilings 'worth while.' Iln fed his efficiency." mind on the great realities true to ----------- o ----------every age. W IC KB ltB H AM UPON T H E “ He never was u 'jiner.' N ever yet LEAGUE. have I found nny man to whom he apologized fur not joining anything. G. W. Wickcrsham, attorney gen­ “ He lived within his income, and eral o f the United States under lie what money ho could spare wont to Roosevelt administration, nnd presi­ tho church lie faithfully attended nnd dent o f the American I-nw Institute, simple little deeds o f charity.* ‘ We wan in Denver this wn?k, and as an people out our way are very fond of ardent advocate of the entry o f this Mr. Coolidgc,* a widow known by Dr. country into the Longue o f Nations Powell is ipioted as saying. ’ He lias he never foils to express himself on been such n good friend to us when this subject So much hns boon snid we needed a friend.’ on this mntter, there seems nothing “ lie has never made friends witli new to ndVatAr, except when the nn eye to their future use, but" be *hifliiT|r.rcefltyi,cf 'Europe -provide the lias chosen his associates fo r their occasion. These/ come with frequency single-mindedness. I f any man hopes nnd emphasis sufficient to show the to Heek^office or patronage nn the need o f an earthly power or influence basis of earlier friendship, not only o f some kind to shape the destiny of would the seeker lie disappointed, but, the world, as much ns a head is in fact, no person with such n chnr- needed to make progress in our own actertistic ever became a friend of forty-eight states. the new President. While Mr. Wirkershnm may not be “ A brief ‘ Y e s 7* or ’ N o ? ’ constitutes able to make a new argument, the a long speech for Coolidgc. loyal attitude of men of his cn'ibre "When the patron o f an appointee and character, will yet persevere un­ Tons of huihan lmir are bring turned*, into cloth by a southern factory to su;>ply the demand of cotton-seed oil mills] r of that section for a fabric that Will, withstand, for a timo at laait, a pres­ sure of 4,000 to 4,500 pounds a square inch. Only that tnttdo from iutir is strung enough. Formerly it was wo veil W a te r B ike A id s L ife Guards from camel's hair, hut the price of that in Saving D row n in g Person s product went tu such high levels as to pruhiliit its use. After a ocriw of tests, To aid life guards In rescue work, a a method was devised for weaving flouring frame supported in tho water human liair in sjiecially constructed. lielwren two air taiiks, enables them to 1machines. Tho search for a sufficient reach'danger points quickly. 1UK sul>, supply to keep tho factory going ended mcrgixl, the rider drive* a pgDjx-llcr by in China, where buyers found a veri­ working pedals with his feet, traveling table army of coolies ready to sacrifice at greater s|iecd tlian swimming would their long queues for American money. nnit. The body of the victim may Bound in huge bales, the hair arrives at rosily thrown across the front of the 1the factory ready for weaving, liaving tanks and carried to shore. / already Iwcn inspected and stcrilisod on • * • V - *'*• tho way over from tho Orient. Combed and carded, it is twisted into threads T a g F ish fo r Id e n tific a tio n and fed into the looms, where it i* A practical and comprehensive plan woven into rolls of cloth H inch thick, has been suggested by tho Bureau of tha holt weighing 400 pounds. Fisheries, to hrip in studying the habits o f va rio u s M u le , as C ad d ie, C arries * fish such as A salmon, cod­ B ags of^G olfers j fish, pollock |' Berauso of lack of caddies, a mule is tiring used on one golf course in tho Bouth to carry the t*ug» of the players. C Men in the rough— sons of prairie and mountain— Children o f nature, warm-hearted, clear-eyed; • Friendship with them is a never-sealed fountain; Men in the rough—curt o f speech to their fellows— Raady in everything, save to deceive; Their* are the friendship* that time only mellows, And death cannot sever the bonds that they weave.” m VURUrAC-rUOAD 1 .BV ACM E ■CEMENT PLASTER CO. Sr LOU!S,USA.- ( (Your liestrari$wer\ to the question of; 'Cement Plaster/ ACME S ee that every /rack is branded 1One of the mule’s advantages over the human caddie is the fact that be can . carry as manybaga aa can be strapped 1on hi* hack. Then, too ha works with­ out tipa or pay. e e e a • CarolinaPortlandCementCo. Jacksonville, Florida jH ILL LUMBER CO. j I Phone 130---- Sanford. Fla. I RO ANO KE, Vn., Sept. 11.— J. P. Tolley, fireman o f this city, wns kill­ ed and seven persons were injured when two engines pulling n Norfolk nnd Western Southbound* freight train left the tracks a few miles north of the city yesterday nnd struck a car on the siding at a stone quarry. G E N U IN E TEXAS GAS MOTOR OILS F. P. RINES good m ,. Y e ar Service Station t l V T HE beat footing y o u r c a r ca n gat on rain-swept streets and slippery Kills is the gripping A ll-W ea th e r Tread o f a Goodyear Tire. T h o h ig h , th ic k , sharp-edged blocks o f that famous tread ''.'ta k e a slipless hold and hang on with a w e d g e lik e a c tio n th at prevents side­ slip o r skidding. A l G o o J fm r J tw lt, Station D m i t r i IM n i l t n J ttcam . m i n d th a n t u C t . L , „ Cor J* m l* I L btralad All. ■ KENT VULC. WORKS Onk Avenue and Third Street G OODYEAR, vs .1*1 UUIMU I Officials o f the railroad say the wreck wns caused by tho second en­ gine leaving the tracks. O f the injure*! who were rushed to n hospital here, J. W. Creasy, engi­ neer, was severely burned and Harri­ son Thomas was seriously injured about the head and internally. J. P. Tolley, who was killed, was fireman on the front engine. Two and n half hours after the wreck workmen had not yet aucccdcd in recovering his body finding it necessary to employ acetylene torches in releasing it. > -f TiA Ofinnouacamt The new Ford car* are n o w ready lor your inspection, introducing change* that improve the appearance of the various body t y p « and increase their comfort and utility. Latest styles and fair prices prevail at the Quality Shop. 1 l2-4tc They offer you not only economical and depend­ able transportation, but ol*o a m o re , attractive *tyle and a greater share of motoring convenience — a combination that m ake* the outstanding value of Ford cars more impressive than ever. The Dally Herald, 15c per week. Sec tho new Ford models now on display Jn pur showroom. ^ 4 f * * \ \ T h r u t a n ta n t a o t l a i n t d ikrom gk tkt Ford Wttkly Purckai* Plan. I / EDWARD HIGGINS „ Authorized Ford Dealer \ C A R S •T R U C K S • T R A C T O J L S ■ B U B i H c s a D z s a s s B z s e i i u a i i u i i i B S R i i B u a i n i i B S ^ z n i i U i i * 11* ■ Special Public Notice! M ■ * f M ix in g F eed fo r H ogs a a a a a In order tn taki» care o f our increased business, and tr*vc equal service to the many* we nro obliged to adopt the follow ing rules: W e cannot a fford to deliver orders amuunling to less F irst delivery orders must be fn by 8:00 a. m. Second delivery orders including South o f 101 It S ire d , must be in by 9:15 n. m. N o orders received for morning delivery a fter A F T E R N O O N D E L IV E R IE S Orders received before 1:00 p. m. leave at -1:30 P-1*1- No orders received a fte r 5:15 p. m. fo r evening delivery. Saturday’s last delivery, S:30 p. m. Kindly co-operate with us, i f you value our service. ••• 5 THE POPULAR MARKET. Ira D. M artin, Proprietor * ^ a* t* m. Sick Cured W ith W ar Gates by the arrow is opened, and one cf ths troughs filled, whereupon the valve it closed again, the |iipo swung over to ths other trough, and this one filled. 71m valve and tank, and the inner ends of the troughs, are frnred in as shown, so that tha hogs will not u t erfere with ths *',Jng operation. a tlian 50 cents. • 1 Deadly gases developed during the war ara now bring used to cure disease. Grip, odds, sod the “ flu" ara quickly checked by chlorine gas, say army chemists. Mustard gas is bring used to combat tubcrculora. while paresis, and 4 Weighing carats, a diamond of a other diacqsaq, o r r bring treated with rich brandy shade,!,'haa Loco found In an some success with “ lewisite,’’ • gas of African mine. It is■ ■aid said to be tbs Um largoat anenlo and acetylene. This .was inof....... its kind m and is valued at 50,000iS S sS ranted for ues by American troppa. TIRES A N D TUBF<i W t a l h t r T r ia d mnd bark th a in u p u l l h ila n d a id Caodjrtar S tr a in F IR E M A N K IL L E D . 7 INJURED Tho novel method of slopping li.ig* shown in the drawing 1ms been foun t a great timo and lal<or saver on un Iowa farm. The iron tank shown in the fore­ ground is placed at one end of tlm con­ crete watering trough, and ran tie filled with water from the pipe tlrnt supplies tho trough. The tankage, aborts, or other ground feeds are mixed in the aluminum la tank and enough water run in to imikn riveted into the flab’s tail. With this a thin slop. Then the Valve indicated svstem the oceanic migration of fish, their rate of growth in various locali­ ties, and age con bq determined. The bureau pays 25 cents each for tags sent M “ ddataof in if accompanied by place and capture, length, weight and set of fish, and bow marked- Deeds are their tributes that last through the years. —IN - U N IO N P H A R M A C Y Sanford, Florida nnd mother-Indnw. Gresham is re­ ported ns saying that ho fired in self defense nftcr his son-in-law had ad­ vanced townrd him with n heavy stick when the older man remon­ strated against what he said was mistreatment of the two women. | By having all of its rays strike di­ rectly on the road ahead, an automobilo lamp Attached liy a single bolt to the underside of the front fender irrido tho w h eel, V j u i m x m w r docs aw a y * with blinding glare of ordinary highpowered headlights licit fnqui-nt1y a n n o y tluiKi driving at night. Its shaft of light, thrown for 300 fret, is low enough to avuiil the eyes of approaching inotorh*U am! cyrl>ts, and rloorly shows the road frem Kith directions, preventing many accident* and making dimming unnecessary. A bracket allows the level of tho light to bo raised or low crrel with ease. , 0 * * M M *1 • • • | a va ■T) Bargains] 105 Palmetto A re.----- _ p htne FOB H O M E AN D STABLE Tho extraordinary Borosono treatment for flesh wounds, cuts. Bores, galls, bums and scalds Is just as effective in tho atablo as in the home.. Horae flesh heals with remarkable speed under its powerful in fiuence. Tho treatment is tho satno for animals ns for humans. First wash out infectious germs with liquid Borozone, and the Borozone Powder completes the healing prooesa. Price (liquid) 30c, COo ahdfl.20. Powder 80c nnd 60c. Sold by CAS SEEN BY (POPULAR, (^MECHANICS ^MAGAZINE A u to L ig h ts U n d er F en d ers H u m a n H n lr M a d c In to C lo th f t R em ove S tro n g G la re , R esists H e a v y Pressure Few are the words that such comrades have apoken— Strangers are they to tho alters o f pride. The Dally Herald, 15c per week. What {he World Is (Doing Those are the friends wo remember with tears; nr G. W. Lawton, Bracelet Watch Ex­ pert, 215 South Otange, Orlando, Fla. 4-24-tfc D EC ATU R, Ga., Sept. 12.—J. Mon­ roe Gresham, aged 08, is held In the DoKalb county jail here on a charge o f murder in connection with the killing last night at Stone Mountain tion,” and continuing the pen picture,! o f his had profusely thanked Govcr- o f his son-in-law, W. C. Campbell, the clergyman say's: |nor Coolidgc, Mr. Coolidgc said: 63, said to bo n farm er chief o f police “ He did with unusual ability w h a t - j " 'ou ^a,l nothing to do with it. I o f Phoenix City, Ala. over public work came his way and j appointed him because he was the Tho shooting occurred in tho yard showed n power ns it vote-getter best man fo r the job." o f Campbell’s home near Stone Moun­ “ Mr. and Mrs. Coolidgo still live in tain and was witnessed by Camp­ which has brought him into the Pres­ idency after election Li twenty pub­ the same little house where ns bride­ bell's son, w ife nnd mother-in-law, groom nnd bride they began their life according to tho police, lic offices without n defeat. ’’Ifo-hncl no intimates, unless It wns together. Old friends nnd old neigh­ Tho shooting, according to local James Luccy, tho now famous boot­ bors o f twenty yearn ago still mean authorities wan the result o f nn nlvery much to them; cxnlted position torcatlon between maker. Grcshnm nnd has never brought forgetfulness of Campbell growing out o f alleged mis­ “ Ho wns never talkative (at tho treatment by Cnmpboll of his wife Economics C'lub), though always old relationships". "Men in the rough—on the trails all new— broken— a :!' The 33rd annual fall term o f tho Tampa Business Collego opens next week. Accounting and Railway and Commercial Telegraphing have been added to tho popular courses, nnd special terms are offered. W ^ te to­ day and arrange to begin next week. 143-ltd aa* Phone 210-211 �■ t,' PAGE T T H E S A N F O R D D A I L Y H E R A L D , T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 13, 1924 FALLS i IN JAP (Tho, Jodies arc to give an ice cream and cake noeiql. at -Moore’s Station church on Wednesday evening, Sept 19. Welcome, everyone. , a - - . '• i- W ill Tackle Next Meeting o f Road - . ', # Misa Alctha Currie of New Smyrna ia here ■pending a' week at the home of, her aister^-Mrs. W. R. Prcvatt. rtlr The A „ George Steele passed his Oth birth­ day. Sunday apd, a picnic dinner .was enjoyed at ttyjJVoklva bridge by, the Steele famlly^Mtor. and M rs.'-A. D. Shocmakor, Miss EHznboth Shocmaker, Master Eugene Estridge and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele and son from Orlando, tho party going out after morning church service. J. E. Wothinglun o f Lake Wales Was a dinner guest at the Ellsworth homo on Bonrdall avenue Inst Thurs­ day on his way to attend the meet­ ing o f the Associated Dailies in Snnford. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Coleman and son Boyd ,arc leaving this week fob Atlanla. Ga., to live with Mrs. Cole­ man's mother; They had resided at Moore's Station fo r tho past year. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Estridge from town and their daughter, Mrs. Bert nemdon and two children o f Vnldosta, Go., were spend-the-dny guests Monday o f Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Est­ ridge. Mrs. Herndon will be remem­ bered ns Miss Nellie Estridge. } Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Stowe and little daughter were over from Orlundo for tho week-end. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Toon were in town Saturday from Titusville where they recently moved. LAKE MARY Tho State Capitol at Yokohama, oho o f thc"Viggest,and most modern o f buildings in Japan, is reported to have collapsed in the earthquake. s?R0Uor j « ' cral hundred on the rostrum. The administration building, which (s being constructed In units, will la ir ’ ■ • . N. C. S T A V E FACES LA R G E TA SK TH IS YEAn N O TH IN a~LIKE I T ON EARTH* Tho new treatment for tom flesh, cuts, wounds, sores or Inccntions that is doing such wonderful work in flesh hading is tho Doroxone liquid and powder comluna­ tion treatment. Tho liquid llorozono is a powerful antiseptic that purifies tho wound of all poisons and infectious germs, whilo tho Boroiono pmvdcr is tho great healer. Thera is nothing lil^a it on earth for SpoesT safety" anil cilicienry. Prieo (liquid) 80c, 60c and 31.20. Powder SOo pn Export on Whiskey ■* Shipped to United States ( I l r T tir Axuorlnlrtl I 'r r * * ) Hamilton, Bermuda, Sept. 12.— Americans who patronize bootleggers contributed indirectly $157,201, to the government o f Bermuda In the form o f export tax on whiskey shipped from the Island between April, 1922, nnd Sept. 1, 1923., During this period — ----- g Murray Hulbcrt, president of rum runners have taken out o f Ber­ muda. more thnn sixty thousand hoard of aldermen o f New' York City, cases ns well ns 11 barrels o f whiskey is acting mayor during the grave ill­ all o f which found a market in New ness of Mayor Hylan. York and vicinity. This total is more thnn 750,000 IniUI ch which nt Eugenie’s Effects an average retail price o f $8 a bot­ tle mean a return of $0,000,000 on Sold For $10,000 cargoes that were bought here for Under Hammer about $1,000,000. Mrs. II. E. Hurhcrt, o f Sanford, was a Wednesday ' afternoon visitor with her sister-in-law here, Mrs. Albert Whitaker. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Locke spent a couple pf days in Tampa this week making the trip In their car. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sweeney and Mr. Grady returned Wednesday from a ten days visit from St. Petersburg and Tampa and other places o f inter­ est. , Mr. an Mrs. J. It. Norman spent a few days this week at Daytona Butch. Tho Epworth League mcqting Sun­ day evening waa lead by Mildred Snow and was well attended. T A L L A B A S S E , Fla., Sept. 10.— Bids for the completion o f the audi­ torium at the University o f Florida will bo opened by the State Board o f Control at its regular monthly meet­ ing scheduled fo r today at Jackson­ ville. The legislatures appropriated. $100,000 fo r the building o f the audi­ t o r ia l^ installation o f the ' heating equipment and ftm tlshingir- This- is in addition to $100,000 already spent on the structure which Is a unit o f the University administration build­ ing. The auditorium, when completed, will seat approximately 2,000 persons, I 'r r n ) R A L E IG H , N. C., Sept, ltl.— Un­ certainty over tho return o f several players, members of both the 'vnraity squad and the l!)2.'t freshman team, Is causing athletic authorities of A fair is a place to display agricul­ Once Priceless Articles Brfng Ilitlicously Small Prices. tural wealth nnd give convincing proof i f agricultural possibilities. J. J. Yates, A. C. L. relief foreman ___ ____ LONDON, Sept 12.— Members o f here, spent tho week end in Haines drawings will be one o f the finest! EnBlan‘1’8 «M c»t " " ‘I highest families City with his family. structures of its klmUn the Southern "'V '08! U'“ r( ul ?>?.!,,M W J. E. Sirtgletlib£*ond.Harney Ijlgcr-' Jrtalcg< i the ohee priceless effect's o f the luto soil are each commenting to build a France were Plans for tho various units already Empress Eugenic of new bungalow. , sold under the hammer at ridiculous­ have been adopted. They call for Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sjohlom spent ly small prices, lypt still beyond their sections that will provide space far Sunday in Haines City tho guest of the library, the stale museum, admin­ impoverished purses. Tho goods sold Mrs. SJoblom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. istrative offices, and some class were principally her lute M ajesty’* J. C. Locke. looms. The main section o f the dresses, slippers, gowns, laces nnd J. A. Brnddock returned Saturday structure will lie four stories high, furs. from Pierson where he hns been look­ Most of the stuff was bought by with an imposing tower in the miding ufter his interest there. dealer, although 'Some o f the former section. Mr. and Mrs. Fennell expects to Quarters for the military supplies empresses’ servants ami followers move into their new house the last of nnd armory will he in the basement, were able to buy small articles. the month. '* according to the pluns. T h e hundred und sixty lots brought Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Nornuifl b<“ i ns about $10,090, which would -hardly their guest the last o f the week Mr. hat e paid for one o f the court gowns Norman’s sister and faihily, Mr. and F lo u n c e s ? worn nt tho royal festivities in the Mrs. J. W. Cuughmnn, o f Winter Hav­ days of splendor. en. -‘ *> A lot o f rare Aleneon lace bought Glad to report that Mrs. J. L. Stok­ $1,115 and a fur stole $525. A beau­ es and Mrs. C. S. Drowning are Im­ tiful rug into which was'woven the proving fast ufter thuir recent illness. royal cipher with the arms o f Spain bfr. and Mrs. J. E. Singletary spent and Franco, given to the empress on the week end with -friends nt Pine her wedding day by tho carpet mak­ Castle. ers o f Seville, was bought' by a Mr. and Mrs. John C liff are to leave Frenchman, and will he presented to Friday to' visit friends and relatives a French museum. It is supposed to at Birmingham, Ala. have been on this rug that the Em­ H. D. Durant and fam ily spent Sun­ peror Napoleon III nnd empress day with old friends In Oakland. knelt wheir they received the bless­ J. E. Singletary made a business ing after their marrnige. trip to Kissimmee Tuesday. N E W A U D ITO R IU M A T * U N IV E R S IT Y O F PLOR1DA Inl T A M P A , Sept. 12.— More than 200 5. i ■* .- * «, ,. representatives from south Florida counties met here today to form an organization to fight fo r n greater share o f the Slate Highway money. Preparations were made for the naming o f delegates to represent this section nt the next meeting of the road department. Mr. ami Mrs. Glen Smith o f Orlando, were orer Sunday, the guests o f Mf*P‘ fertlth’a rfarents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bates. Mr. And Mrs. Herman Steele and son Alton, came over Saturday eve­ ning to visit Mr. Steele's parent* over Sunday. / Department. ‘HONOR FIR ST” IS NEW 4,011 N G IL B E R T FILM it 1 th W hen nro you going to nut ttoro o flounce? At tho very bottom your skirtT Down the side? Or Jui .below tho hips? Study yourself ■ a silhouette for tho best result* When you hove learned to hnoi your own etlhouctto then you cal dlsposo of lha season's fanhlonabh flounce In tho most becoming intfl our. With John Gilbert in the star role, “ Honor First," his latest William Fox feature, will often at the Milane thea­ ter today. Fresa reports from othen cities where this picture bus been shown accord it high praise. Many who have reviewed tho feature as­ sert that Gilbert* in at his best, The story deals with the difference in character and temperament be­ tween twin brothers, both o f whom served in the French arrtiy during thn war. Gilbert portrays both brothers. His work us the cowardly brother is soldi to be especially worth while. Thjs characterization calls to r extra­ ordinary force in acting'. Not only is the stary o f the picture intenaaty gripping and worth while, but Jdib * photography and direction urv di't^tred lo be of the best- Jerome Storm, who is fast becoming one of the foremost directors in the film world, staged the picture; ■ ■"ifc s g TSSira^i n n , p uftift{ 1 T R A N S F E R R E D „AN 1 -1 * ,_ j --- tv ~ - Phone 498 Rhone 498' Household Goods, ■*«*.»** *a... n- and Bag'flfi ■IW jf? v. tea, A N Y TIME •?.iy**-w** UNION PH A R M AC Y Oct 818— University o f N o rth ' North Carolina State no little con­ ho will bo confronted with n sizeable tn.*k, say person* whp arc; acquainted olinn at Raleigh. cern. • • ,/ Oct. 27— V. M. I. at Lexingtop, \ Tho 1022 “ Wolfpnck” . was a green with the conditions. Hid schedule follows: N ot . 3— Davidson nt Chariot aggregation, a team which showed Nov. 1 0 - V. I*. I. at Norfolk. ,tt Sept. 29— Roanoke College at Ra­ flashes o f real proigiac, although Nov. 17— Maryland University never fully measuring up to the Tech leigh. Raleigh. ,^ standard o f The past, football fans Dct. G— Penn State nt State Col­ Nov. 21— .Wake ' Forest at R slelg say. A year’s experience, plus new lege, Pa. blood from the yearling squad, was Nov, 29— Washington and Leo * Oct. 13— University o f South Caro­ expected to furnish the margin of lina at Ralofgh. Norfolk. strength necessary to mnkc n strong contender out of tho team which trained last year In every Southern ConfoVonce game. It hns been thought that N. C. State would lose- only three letter men— Captain'Floyd, tackle; Tommy Park, fullbacjc, qnd. Pascur, guard, liut it Is now rumored Andy Ran­ started a bank account, because your busi­ dolph, Bobby Long, John Jehnette, backs, “ Red” Bnkcr, tackle, all letter ness is small! men, and Hill Morris, promising sec­ ond string back, will not return, -and I f so, remember no one has a business so it fs reported the Shuford brothers, S M A L L or so L A R G E that a Checking A c­ star hackfleldera on the yearling team Inst year, will cast their lot count will not H ELP. with nnother college thiw year. The team faces n hard schedule and Then, too, there’s the S A F E T Y for funds if Coath Hartsel! finds it necessary to build practically n new machine, to be considered. SEE TH E N E W CHEVROLET Reduced price $605 Delivered San Juan Garage Company This bank invites your account, large or small. t« t „* * r"tr< First National Bank . * * * - • ■ w ,* ; . r "* v -’^1 % A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R F. I*. FORSTER, President B. F. W IIIT N K U , Cashier Sanford. Florida S H ave Them L ook Their When the School Bell * ' Jack ’O Leather Suit with • 2 fiiiif of Pants. One Pair lined with Leather * in all the New Fall Models. All sizes. Brown, Grey, Navy, Serge Extra fcants for h ard; School wear. Grey, Tweed, Brown, A ll Wool Serge, Khaki, heavy weight, AH Sizes $1.50 TO $4 HOSE Kadet Hose in 3 weights, light, med» heavy ana 34 Socks $19.50 50c TO 60c See Our Display of All Wool “Jack O’ Leather” Suits MATERIALS for SCHOOL DRESSES SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 15 pieces of Jap Crepes, a fa s t color cloth that's very lar fo r little g irls ’ dresses. It comes in Tun. Roue, Red, Green und every wanted Bhade. On Hale Frida Saturday, yard — 1,000 yards o f Pajam a Iheck 36-in. wide, fin e count, beat material fo r M en's jiftt Ttm/u’ tin.ioruonir 2 days only, G • yurds fo r— ■BEST B U Y IN LONGCLOTH 36in. wide, s o ft finish Just fo r two days, ' C 6 yards fo r «j O f Gingham, Suiting Percale, Madras in lengU for School Dresses, mark cd— O N E -H A L F O F F . B E L L BLO USES F or Schpol Boys, faat col­ or. Tan and white. Bel) JBhirta in jilt colors, Tan and W hito— TOW EL SALE 2 cases. B ig lot o f extra largo Bath Towels, A good value fo r AA _ 60c. 2 days ....... ‘ F I C 18x36 Bath Tow els, good heavy w eigh t. A lso 18x 86 Huck, plain w hite and colored border, 6 for ........ lo7.cn to Bell. �: princess n e w s : YANKS BEST SOX IN TWO GAMES N E W Y O R K , Sept. 13.— Tho New York Yankees defeated Chicago In both gnrnes o f n double header here yesterday,*2 to 1, nnd 5 to 3.. Score: First game: Chicago .......... 000 100 000— 1 fl 0 Now York ........ 001 000 lOx— 2 0 0 Roberson nnd Crouse; Hoyt and Schnng. Score: Second game: Chicago .......... 000 110 100—3 10 0 New York ....... 100 000 22x— 5 12 2 Cvengros nnd Schalk; Pennock, Ucngough nnd Schnng. G A IN E S V IL L E , S e p t 18.— Varsity football men were a tired but enthus­ iastic crew o f griddors yesterday a f­ Milton Sills lir"T h o Forgotten L a w " ternoon a fter tholr hard practice on tho new ’Gator field. Coach Van tonight at the Princess. Fleet put his men to work at 4 o’x lock and it wns after 0 o’clock before the A dramatic and thrilling candidates turned their steps gym- drama o f mother love. ward. In which a cruel law sanctions the It was one o f the stiffest sessions held In tho vicinity o f tha Florida separation o f mother and child. campus in ninny seasons but with A young roue meets suddon death tho date o f the s tiff army game fast approaching It Is tho only way to pro­ under mysterious circumstances. ceed with the training grind and the How a man’s affection fo r thli new ’Gator chieftain is certainly put Ung his charges through their var­ brother blinds him to Justice. ious and sundry paces In a manner A powerful novel makes a gripping that is going to reap rewards If the opinions o f the* spectators who w it­ photoplay. nessed yesterday's ^workout can be >A dissipated young man thinks that taken to mean anything. marriage w ill make him more steady Sam Cornwall, frespman center last and responsible. I t docs, but only fo r year and a player who proved a bul­ brief time. Then his old habits wark o f strength on the line wns in break out again, nnd he ruins the hap­ Gaincsvillo several hours yesterday piness o f his w ife and child. His sud: negotiating with officials o f the uni­ den death leaves much unexplained, versity relative to scholastic work. That ho w ill again return to the lair and directs suspicion ngainnt his inno­ o f the 'Gator and bo Boon st work cent w ife— in “ The Forgotten Law ", with.tho varsity griddere is almost a the Metro picture nt the Princess Thecertainty as the heavyweight pivot ntre tonight. tember 30th, 1324, the .mounts fo r the following pu^ n‘ nt ’ r T ? 1 1 C0T,rnn.cnt o m c i City Manage, ^ O m « C lt, Attorney ..... j f i * Dept. Pnblle S a fe ,, . Public Works 1 Division of Police.......... $ n32Kftft DIvtsloh,Qf Fire ...... . ’ Division Streets and Bridgw (including cleaning).. Division o f Sewers and D r a in s — ___ “ ..... Division o f Parks and Ploygrounds ......... . Division Public Buildings Division o f Engineering "" Division o f Public Health Division, q f Publicity ..... Division o f Inspection....'." Division o f Pound Division o f Stree^Llghting Division o f WatjrvSupply D e p t o f Finance T ....... ..... Qopt. o f Records and Tax­ ation ........... .................... Fcrnald-Lawton Hospital... Municipal Library ...... storage Room Account Notes Payable and Intcrcst Interest nnd Sinking Fund Account .......... ......... ' « °° 26,380.00 , ' ,0# 2.215.00 Pet. Another Wet field yesterday— but The Seminole Athletic Club con­ 2.015.00 .023 footbnll practice wan held right on. tinues to 'g o thru a stiff work out ev­ 000.00 .590 Tw o full teams out to practice, too. ery nfternoon. These gents arc g et­ 5.035.00 .581 ting up a lively schedule. 14.000. 00 .533 Which goes to prove that S. II. S. 500.00 .511 With the first class material out will have n real football team. 335.00 .480 for the S, A. C. squad wo expect to 10.050.00 .333 see a grent game on Thursday, Sep­ Prospective members o f the first 3.450.00 .330 team were overjoyed several days tember' 27th. 2.170.00 ago when presented with an almost American lea g u e They call holidays fo r Good Roads complete new uniform but wero “ lit­ 4.505.00 Igist Pet. Won _____ _ — roads arc important, ns we nil tle" downcast yesterday when they 2.000. 00 N ew York ...... ....... 88 .062 P l^W oo were informed that new stockings know but the most important half.555 Cleveland ........ T.7 W A S H IN b T O N , Sept. 13,— Dotrolt 500 00 Detroit ............. ....... 60 no .524 would not nrrive for several days. holiday around this village will be overcame n four run lead yesterday Oh, you barelegged warriors. Thursday, September 27tb. S. A. C. ....... 65 nnd defeated Washington, 0 to 4, in St. Louis ......... 32 .512 vs. S. II. S, 10,481.08 68 twelve innings. Washington _____ G2 .477 The Florida Tintnrs call two hours .450 Chicago ........... ....... 58 71 Score: Where was Moses when the lights Detroit .. 000 40P 000 002—0 13 0 rtmn signified hts Intention to that e f­ 52,000,00 .425 a s tiff practice. These birds would Philadelphia .... ...... 54 73 Tonight every one in Sanford with call it “ board" practice if they had went out? Where was Ed Moye fect nnd seemed highly enthusiastic .391 78 Wash....... 211 000 OfJO 000— 1 10 3 Boston ............. ...... 50 Conch Wilkinson behind ’em. He usrs when a pass was made towards right „ . $153,441.98 Dauss nnd Dasslcr; Mugrldgc nnd over being once more within the col­ their last name beginning with “ T ” w ill be admitted free o f charge to­ Section Two.— That this ordinance the paddle or speedbonrd and his end during scrimmage yesterday? Ghnrrity. lege environment. «, , Southern Association. n ight Bring your name w ilh you, bhall become effective immediately Won Ixist Pet. practicing hours are from 4:30 until Ed offers the excuse that he was Several new men donned togs yes­ tell it to the ticket seller and go on in. Upon its passage and adoption. dark. Here’s hoping for shorter spilled before he reached the destina­ .041 ...... 89 J><) New Orlenns Birmingham Hammers terday nnd went out in the field for a Easy thing to do. Adopted this 10th day of Septcmdays. tion o f the pass! .576 61 ...... 83 Mobilo ............. good practice. Among the well known her, A . D. 1923. Friday on Wedndfeday grid men in thin layout were “ Red" .522 66 Birmingham ..... ...... 72 Friday ond Saturday— "H ollyw ood" FOREST LAKE, According to critics, Jnek Demp­ Tho other side, Scrubs, spilled Ed! .514 07 Memphis .......... and Beats Nashville Mounts. End o f recognized ability on including practically all o f the nation­ sey is out to present the “ A ngel" Tho menn things, why didn’t they let Mayor-Commissioner, .500 71 Atlanta ............. ...... 71 both defense nnd offense. Donald t S. O. CHASE, ally known stars. Don’t miss it. with n soft feather bod— because his Ed make n perfect catch! .490 73 Nashville ........ ....... 70 N A S H V IL L E , Tcnn., Sept. 13— Bnird lino nspirnnt o f < Duval High Commissioner. .401 sleep will be long— nnd Firpo should .85 Chattanooga ...... ...... 57 Birmingham sent Friday to the show­ schol fame, "O zzie" Die, varsity back C. J. MARSHALL, Its During footbnll prnctico Tuesdny a ki ki bi m m n m .351 get used to American beds by that 87 Little Rock ...... ...... 47 field star o f tho first water who play­ ers in the fourth, taking the last game time— (he usually sleeps on pampas). certain youngster was asked sudden­ Commissioner. o f the serleB, 10 to I. Walter Stew­ ed n Jam up game in the Harvard tus- n Attest: ly by the Conch which side ho wna R E S U LTS Y E S T E R D A Y . art kept Nashville’s hits well scatter­ pet Inst November. Joe Mcrrin excep­ m L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk (Seal) But others hnve n different sny playing on. The youngster was real­ ed, Cuyler stolo his sixty-fifth base tional linckficld luminary, Nenl Morris ra By: E. HOY. 0-13-Itc from above!! ly playing on the defensive side but Us f National League. one o f the coming Gator tackles who yesterday. The score: ^ being tattled showed his possible A t Philadelphia 4; Hrooklyn G. Birmingham ................... 032 300 200 is believed o f first class varsity ma- tej The Chicago Cubs hnve plnycd ignorance when he answered that he A t Chicago 0; Cincinnati 4. Nashville ....... 020 001 <101— 4 8 2 fcrinl. Wilson, Plockeman, W yatt and thirty-five consecutive innings with­ was on the offensive. Crack! Tonight “ Honor F irst" starring Only two plnycd. W. Stewart and Robertson; Friday, Flood. out scoring u run says the latest re­ End candidates received special in­ John Gilbert. Rucktcw, Hengehold and Bcrscn. ports. What nre the Baby Lions try­ W e’d tell his name i f we wore not American League. structions from Coach Behring while A N O R D IN A N C E DECLARING THE ing to do—establish n record? afraid o f damage suit. Smashing, dashing, firm and true. A t New Yurk 2-5; Chicago f-3. IN T E N T IO N OF T1IE CITY OF M E M PH IS, Sept. 13.— Memphis Coaches Van Fleet anil Yon took the A t Washington 4; Detroit 0 (12 SAN FO R D , FLORIDA. TO ANevened the four-game series by de­ line men ami hnckficld aspirants .in Ho thought only o f Hohor First. inning*). feating Mobile yesterday 3 to 0. Tho low and sent them through virtually N E X C E R T A IN TERRITORY TO Tender with women— fcnrluss with Only two played. every phase o f the conditioning grind TH E PR E S E N T CORPORATE sesire: L IM IT S OF TH E C ITY OK SAN­ Mobile ............................. 000 000000 known to followers o f the noted col­ men. American Association. FORD, FLO RID A. Memphis ......................... 101001 OOx lege sport. A t Kansas City 6; Kill Paul 11. Her eyes flashed a messnge that The chances for n wonderful eleven Whereas, a petition has been filed James and Hcvirfg; McGrey and A t Indianapolis I; Toledo 4. continue to look bright nnd dopesters only lovers can understand. with the City Commission, requesting Tate. (ll> Tlir AaniH'Inlrd A t I^iuisville 1; Colubus 3. nre already sizing up the records the the annexation o f the following de­ N E W YO RK, Sept. 13.— Fans last A t Milwaukee 4-3; Minneapolis 3-2. night began to scent tho “ fimnko" of ’ ••Ho found- true; happinot.*— l o v e - scribed territory in Seminole County, * NHW.ORLEAtW/iScgit. F».a.*0,* de­ {Gators 'ure-out ;to*'uccqrppliph. through the cleansing fires o f the bat­ State o f Florida, contiguous to the feating Little Rock yesterday uftorbattle— that atmosphere peculiarly International League. tlefield.’ C U T T H IS O U T— IT IS WORTH present territorial limits of the City noon while Mobile was hiring to Mem­ confined to heavyweight champion­ A t Jersey City 4-5; Newark 8.4. M O NEY o f Sanford, Florida, more particular­ phis New Orleans practically clinched ship fights— with the title struggle A t Baltimore 10-2; Reading 1-11. between Jack Dempsey, His courage wns superb— her love ly described ns follows, to-wit: Send this ad rAul ten cents to Foley tbc 1023 Southern Association pen­ champion, At-Syracuse 1-4; Toronto 7-3. unquestioned. Co., 2835 Sheffield Avc., Chicago, The East half (E V i) of the .South­ and l.uis Angel Firpo, Argentine nant hero yesterday. The score was A t Rochester 10; Buffalo 3. III-, writing your name and address challenger, but two days olf. east Quarter (S E W ) o f the Southeast 10 to 0, the locals hitting three Little CHICAGO, Sept. 13.— Epha Rlxcy His heroism was measured by nc- Quarter (S E W ) and the North Threeclearly. You will receive a ten rent Rock pitchers hard und often. Score: Tile first o f the rival glndiators outpitched Alexander in n pitching Southern Association. bottle o f F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D rnmplishments. He accomplished mir­ Quarters (N % ) o f the West half readied New York Inst night when duel yesterday and Cincinnati shut New O rle a n s ................ _2<)0 26(i 000 A t New Orleans 10; Little Rock 0. T030 A R020 for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, acles. (W W ) o f the Southeast Quarter 010 Firpo arrived at 8 o'clock from his out Chicago 4 to 0 in first game of Little Rock ................. A t Memphis 3; Mobile 0. also free sample packages of F O L E Y (S E W ) o f the Southeast Quarter Martina nnd Dowfs; McCall, John­ training ramp in Atlantic City. The tile scries. A t Nashville I; Birmingham 10. K ID N E Y P IL L S for Backache, Rheu­ And tonight a Lupino I-anc comedy (S E W ) o f Section Thirty-six (36), grim vim ged .South American gazed Cincinnati ..... 001 O il 001— I 8 0 son, Graham and Ncidcrkorn. N o other scheduled. matic Pains, Kidney nnd Bladder -"The Pirate." Township Nineteen (19), South of with accustomed taciturnity at a Chicago .......... 000 000 000—0 7 2 MEN U R G E N TLY NEED ED Trouble, and F O L E Y C A T H A R T IC Knnge Thirty East, nnd small sized crowd that greeted him, "FO R G O TTE N LA W " Remember tomorrow night la Coun­ Rixey and Hnrgrnce; Alexander, The West 7.77 chains of tho South­ FOR T H E U. S. A R M Y TA B L E T S for Constipation nnd Bil­ then was whisked away to an up­ COMING SOON iousness. These wonderful remedies try Store N ight— come, lots o f fun. west quarter (S W W ) of the South­ town apartment where he will remain Dumnvich nn<l O'Fnrrell. west quarter (S W W ) o f Section Thir­ All branches of tho U. S. army arc have helped millions o f people. Try in seclusion unlit the afternoon of the A powerful dramatic photoplay them! Sold everywhere.— Adv. First show tonight nt 7:30. PriccB ty-one (31), Township Nineteen (19), open for enlistment, The army o f­ P H IL A D E L P H IA , September 13. fight. based on n novel o f widespread ap­ 10 ami 20«cnts. South o f Range Thirty-one (31) East, tho Phillies fers you a chance to’ visit nearly any Dempsey is expected to break camp — Brooklyn 'defeated peal is “ Tbc Forgotten I-aw," the A N N O U N C E M E N T and, (met o f the United States, also the here yesterday, < 1 to 4, a fter pound­ Metro photoplay which is scheduled caily tomorrow, arriving here In the ing Ring fo r five runs in the sixth. Take advantage o f the special sum­ Hawaiian and Philippine islands, and ■Back home. W ill be glad to have Whereas, it has been made to npfo r presentation tonight at the Prin­ nfternoon. He will stay at the Hotel mer rates now offered fo r the big Full pear to the satisfaction of the City the Panama Canal Zone. my friends call nnd see nre fo r fire, Brooklyn ........ 000 105 000— 0 13 0 cess theater. In its narrative form it Belmont tonight. Friday afternoon For further information inquire or nuto and life insurance. Several hous­ Term opening next week at the Tam- Commission that said tract of land he will meet his challenger for the Philadelphia .... 000 102 001— 1 13 0 aroused heuted discussion, leading write to the Arm y Recruiting Sta­ es for sale. Bargains.— W, J. Thig­ pn Business College. Liberal terms contains less than ten registered vot­ Grimes und Taylor; Ring and W il­ tion, Room No. 1, Post Office, Tam ­ pen. finally to the repeal of a luw which first time when they appear before 138-Gtc nre made, nnd students may select ers, . . uthlctic commission to son. worked .terrible hardships on woman­ the state any course. We meet tho trains nnd pa, Fla. TH E RE FO R E, BE IT ENACTED weigli in. kind. A h u photopluy the dramatic The Herald delivered six times a take the students to good hoarding B Y T H E PE O PLE OF. THE CITY Followers o f both fighters declared emphasis is even more pronounced, Tha Herald fo r first class Job work. Places. ' . ' 143-1 tc The Dolly Herald, 15c per week. week fo r 15c. , OK. SAN FO R D , FLO RID A: and the motion picture is ono o f the yesterday at the conclusion o f their Section Ono.— That it Is the inten­ strongest attractions of its kind in training campaigns that they jvere tion o f tho municipality of the City conditioned to perfection. They will several seasons. o f Sanford, Florida, to annex as part enter the ring at the Polo- Grounds o f its corporate limits, at the expira­ fit for the greatest test o f their LOW TID E S ON 11KACI1, 11123 AN O R D IN A N C E M A K IN G A P ­ tion o f thirty days from tho time Ihis Forenoon nnd afternoon tides occur careers. P R O PR IA T IO N S FOR T H E C IT Y ordinance becomes effective, the fol­ at approximately the same hour uml Tex Rickard lust night predicted a OF SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A , FOR lowing described territory in Semi­ minute. sell out o f tickets. The promoter de­ TH E F IS C A L Y E A R B E G IN N IN G nole County, State o f Florida, c'ontigOcl clared this would mean that close to July Aug. Sept. Date June •OCTOBER F IR ST, 1923, A N D u«u» to the present territorisl limits 6:41 85.000 would pay approximately $1,6:28 5:33 4:31 1 4:05 EN D IN G SE PTE M B E R T H IR ­ o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, and 7:20 .7:38 300.000 to see the fight. His figures 5:20 6:14 2 4:55 T IE T H , 1924, more particularly described as follows, 8:37 yesterday were well past the $1,100,8:17 6:02 7:11 3 5:47 Whereat, the cstima ted income for to-wit: ' 9:30 000 murk. 7:01 8:06 9:24 4 6:43 the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, fo r the The East half (E W ) o f the South­ 9:00 10:11 10:32 7:56 “ This fight would have broken the 5 7:24 fiscal year beginning October first, east quarter (S E W ) of the Southeast 8:51 9:57 11:08 11:26 record gate o f $1,000,000 set by the 6 8:17 1923, and eliding September 30th, quarter (S E W ) and the North three11:41 11:51 Dempsey-<'a rpentier ^match,” said • 9:44 10:62 7 9:07 B'24, from all sources, is ns follows, quarters (N W ) o f the West half 8 9:57 10:38 11:44 12:17 12:46 Rickard, “ if similar prices hud been to-wit: (W W ) o f tho Southeast Qusrter 1:38 charged. The Dempsey-Firpo demand 1:08 9 10:44 11RIO 11:50 Licenses ......... ..... ........... $ 8,000.00 (S E W ) o f the Southeast Quarter 2:28 has been much greater than for the 1:51 10 11:30 11:50 12:42 Municipal Court, Fines and (S E W ) o f Section Thirty-six (36), 2:47 3:18 “ bnttle o f the century," but now the 1:31 11 12:10 12:24 Costs ---------- ----- ------10,000.00 Township Nineteen (19), South of 4:09 lop price is $27.50, whereas two years 3:35 1:10 2:13 12 1:00 Dog Taxes .....- .................. 250.00 Range Thirty (80) East, and 5:00 ago in Jerrcy City it was $50." 3:01 4:24 1:55 13 1:40 Pound Fees ......... ............ Tho West 7.77 chains Of the South­ 300.00 5:18 5:57 Construction o f the ringside, tem­ 2:38 3:51 14 2:20 Inspection F ees,.......... t___ west quarter (S W l* ) of the South­ 3.000. 00 4:40 0:14 0:59 porary bleacher sections and other 8:15 16 2)65 Franchise Southern Bell west quarter (S W W ) o f Section Thir­ 8:02 additions to the Polo Grounds will be 7:18 5:32 4:00 8:34 10 Telephone Cu. .......... ...... 168.00 ty-one (? 1 ), Township Nineteen <10), 6:30 9:03 completed by noon toduy, Rickard 8:22 4:64 17 4:21 State Road and Bridge Fund 5.800.00 South o f Range Thirty-one (31) East 9:25 10:00 Mild.• lie added that arrangements p:48 7:34 18 6:08 Interest and Costa ............ 2 . 000 .00 ’ Soction Two.— That this ordinance 8:40 10:25 10:56 to humllo the throng bud boon com­ 6:47 19 6:02 Miscel. Income ..........j...... 2.400.00 shall, be. publiahod one* a week for ** 9:43 11:21 11:45 pleted with the police nnd fire depart­ 7:51 20 7:02 Taxes on Lands sold ‘ for four consecutive weeks In a newspa­ X 11:57 12:07 ments. 10:54 8:57 7:34 21 T a x e s ---- ................... per published in the City o f Sanford, 3.000. 00 U tile change was reported In bet­ 9:69 11:43 12:31 12:53 22 8:32 Paving Liens __ 1,253.98 Florida. s 1:18 V37 ting odds. A notable gathering, in­ v*: 23 0:30 11:01 11:53 Sanitary Taxes __ ____ __ ' Section Three.— This ordinance 6.400.00 2:10 cluding men prominent In society, 2:01 24 10:28 11:50 12:47 Sanitary Toilets .................. 5.000. 00 shall become effective immediately 2:50 the financial and theatrical worlds, 2:42 1:37 25 1L:26 12:07 1923 Real and Per­ upon ita passage and adoption. 3:29 will view the championship match. 3:21 2:22 12:24 1:02 26 sonal Tax $121^277.00 Adopted this. 11th day of Septem­ 4:06 Diplomats also will bo numbered In *8:65 3:04 1:53 27 1:18 Less 5M Ksl. ber, A . D. '1923. v 4:43 tho throng, fo r many of the envoys 4:32 2:41 8:44 JtU* 28 2:10 Uncoil. ..... 6,413.00 ’ FORREST LAKE, 121,864.00 5:22 o f South American nations, all keen­ 5:10 4:20 3:26 29 2:69 Mayor-CommiMl°ntr* 0:09 ly Interested In the career o f Firpo, 6:52 6:00 4:08 80 2:46 S. O. CHASE, 1100,441.08 ■ .i 6:56 the first Latin to attain such pugilis­ 6:52 4:40 CommU»te*>«r IT Now, Therefore, Bo It Enacted by tic prominence h iv e made reserva­ >_ c. 1. marshall. the People o ' the City o f Sanford, Commissioner. .Q uarter Full Moon U a t Quarter tions. Florida: * ' New York ...... Pittsburgh ...... ........ Cincinnati ....... ........ Chicago ........... ...... . S t Louts _____ ....... Brooklyn _____ ......... Philadelphia ..... _____ Boston .............. ....... Won 86 70 79 72 69 65 44 41 Lost 52 55 57 03 GO G8 88 89 MILANENEWS ORDINANCE NO. 61 FIGHT FANS SCENT THE BATTLE OF HEAVYWEIGHTS RIXEY HURLS REDS TO WIN OFF THE CUBS Tw o Prizes for Beauty ■ 1 ■ ft I t F fif Wj m HR jk June'28 July 27 Aug. 28 s«rt.*4 July 6 . Aug 4 BepL* The Dofly Herald. 15c per week. The /ffepaid delivered six timet a LWfplrTor lbc. Uaa Ituth Matoppaon, high school girl ot Philadelphia, Pa., won the Silver Mefmald. as the urelUeat ,i,i at AtUnUe city « * enter'd In the tho latcr-clty tater-clty beauty contest. conteet. Tho The cun cup was wai also awarded her i ~ ' ------ ......... * ORDINANCE NO. 60 That there shall he appropriated out A ttest: of the income o f the C ity’ o f Sanford, L. R. P H IL IP S . City Clerk Florida, far the fiscal year beginning By E. HOI October first, 1923, ahd ending .. (Ss*1* �n p a h i: n M O W M B M *! -(► 'W T V R a is in g th e F a m ily 'W GLL.lp it *m n V TVVn t s tvag . F t a s r * L TW1E. 1 ENfcfe WEAQO GAl CALULO “Co C h S* ^HA.TS ^ S ^ A u n F u * - H ie u -N f»H € . r ^d£JNn_l£H»fVM ujH w 's t w e \DE(^ O F \5y * U l o ld W E U C O R N S »TS A B e e n n a n * r\NtLi\E. ) , ] R P s jiC ^ - l f e t n r L NFS S i n c e UJE OJ<NS i n cSCNOOU < L TO 6 E T H E R ,— 1 'S N C C . U J E U l E N n O s e e n * T H E O I t> SCHOOLHOVj SE CftuUNfi) W M / L . N & S , H ftta H S / ,1— ONA, R E M E H B E T i T H E M DANS — "c o r n s T? r # ^ UjH S T H E ' l C fV H .E .0 H I M iO R N ^ ^ " - Y tvv TR A N S F E R R E D FROM W A S H IN G ­ : BUSINESS : DIRECTORY to -------- 5. CLASSIFIED : : ads : M to to to Ton can find the nan* of every lira Business Man in Sanford ia thin Column each day. ** to N to to to to SANFORD N O V E L T Y WORKS V. C. C O L L E R , Prop. General Shop and Mill W ork Classified Ada lc a word. No Ad taken for JessAhan 25«. And positively no Claaalfled Ada charred to anyone. Caah moat accompany all orders, .Count the words and remit acordlngly. S3 TO N TO FLO R ID A C IT Y . n r?i t llr Tbe A M o d s I <hI I'rroa) TALLAH ASSEE, Sept. 12.— The henring on the proposal o f the raitroada to increase rofrigerntidn charges on 'vegetables nnd citrus, fruits from Florida has been post­ poned to October 2 nnd thu place of hearing's fixed nt Orlando, instead of Washington, the railroad commission is advised. to to to to to to to “A Marvel of Nations” “Wili Protestantism and Catholicism Unite?” FR E E LECTURE * MI L A N E TH EATR E, Sunday Night, Sept. 16 P. II. D U D L E Y . Evangelist and Lecturer to to to to to to to to to to FOR S A L E FARM ERS— You can gat aaod bed fra m n and' irrigation plugs at the Sanford Novelty Works. 100-tfr FORI) COUPE. shield nnd ventilator in the cowl give added touches o f quality to the car. The carrying at tho rear provides opportunity fo r storing considerable luggage. Rear fenders arc improved uml strongly secured. The interior is must inviting. The deeply cushioned Beat is divided so ns to make easy filling o f the gasoline tang underneath it. A t at tin* rear o f the sent is a small recess shelf for carrying parcels. Upholstery is ia choice materials. Tiie Ford Coupe is an entirely new FOR S A LE — Doaker and Uaya* paints and varnishes at Sanford Novelty body design bringing a distinctive ex­ (17 Commercial Streat— Sanford, Fla. Works, Sanford agents. 183-tfc terior nppcnrnnce, more comfortable FOR S A L K — Rhode Island eggs for seating arrangement, increased lug­ setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. gage carrying capacity nnd a gener­ B. W . H E R N D O N Ellsworth, Heard Jil I Avenue. San­ ally rugged construction. The doors are large and heavily ford. 83-tfp framed. The windows afford the IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y FOR S A LE — SEED POTATO ES for maxim vision nnd the rear vision is fall planting, eith e r‘ Bliss or Rose FIRS-------- AU TO -------- BONDS exceptionally large. No. 4.— F. F. Dutton Si Co.' 110-lfc The front o f the car ii most at­ FOR S A L E — Second hand loose leaf tractive, the cowl flowing in n grace­ Door windows arc equipped with S. 0. Shinholser hinders good ns new, posts and in­ ful curve into tlm higher hood utid the revolving type window regulators dices. Quick rale nt $1.00 each cash radiator. A visor over the wind­ and locks are provided on the doors. Contractor and Builder on delivery. Herald office. 131-Gtp CO NTRACTO R and B U IL D E R FOR S A LE — Second hand letter Hies Script Dauee at Woman’s Club F ri­ in good chape hut have been used. day evening, 9 to 12, good music. Ad­ Go&l fo r ordinary filing. Have in­ mission $1.00. Given by the Junior A. P. Connelly & Sons dices. Twenty-five cents apiece for Department, 113-2tc quick sules- Herald Printing Com­ E a ta b lU h M ISOM pany. . 131-Gtp Jtcnl Estate, Loans nnd Insurance FOR W ORKING PEOPLE F o r 's A L li— 817 West First street. 104-8 Magnolia Ave. I Phone 4B Tho best of workers get out of sorts liV Bargain in price and terms. A d ­ tho liver fails to act. They, fool dress tfwner, llnx'782, ltnytoiiH, Fla. .When languid, Imlf-oick, “ blue" nnd discouraged 137-2Gtc and think they nre getting Iniy. Neglect STEW ART The Florist Cut Flowera-------------- Floral Designs FOR S A LE — 7 room house nnd 3 lots of these symptoms might result in n sick s|»cll, therefore tho sensible course Is to — two flowing wells. Corner Pino Lnku a duso or two of Ilerhinc. It is just Annual and Ornamental Plants and Third Streets. Gables, 401 Mng- the ini'dicino needed fo purify tho system 814 Myrtle Ave.----------- Phone 260-W noliu Ave. 1-11—dtp and restore tho vim nnd anihitiun of health. Price GOc. Sold by F o it S A L K —7 passenger 8 cylinder U NIO N PH A R M A C Y SANFORD M A C H IN E “ Peerless" touring car. Good ns Sanford, Florida new. A ll cord tires. Sell less thnn COM PANY half cost. W ill take smuller car in General Machine and Boiler part payment or trade for real estate. W orks — Chns. Tyler, care Zachary-Tyler Ve­ IF YOU H AVE PR O PE R TY Cylinder Grinding neer Co. 141-tfc FOR S A L E LIS T IT W IT H Phone 62-------- Sanford. Florida ME.— W. J. TH IG PE N FOR S A L E — I’athe phonograph ami 111 records. Phone 483. 141-5tp JAGKHON’S T R A N S F E R FOR S A LK — A Dodge truck, enclosed 138-Gtc Your Patronage Solicited body, in good mechanical condition, W A N TE D — Position us stenographer, Reliable Service is Our,Motto rubber good. Phono 2103. 3t-p by competent, reliable young lady. A trial will convince you Address R. S., P. O. Box 34, Lake FOIt S A L E — China closet, icc box, We haul anything, anywhere, any 138-Gtc gas Rtove, tables, chairs, etc,— Lnw- Monroe, Fla. tlmo Phone 473 123 West First Street son, Oak and Central Ave-, Sanford. FUR K E N T 142-4tp FOR R E N T— Five room cottage Just B A R G A IN — G room cottage with ser“ sooth o f school house nt Paola, good vant house nnd garage, lot 100x225 water, ample grounds fo r cows and in Rose Court. Price $4,500. Terms. chickens. Enquire 300 French ave­ — W. 3. T h igli^ f." 142-4tc nue. 1-41-3tp S T R A W B E R R Y P L A NTS FOR SALE FOR K E N T— Suite o f three desirable , — Either pulled ready for delivery, rooms furnished for light house­ or in the field. Phono Ellsworth keeping. 300 French Ave. 141-3tp Cards of Ssnford’a Reput­ (3303) or Dutton (533) for prices. able Professions! Men, each houBo at FOR R E N f— Eight room 142-lfc of whom, la bia choeen pro­ 808 Elm Ave. Enquire 300 French FOR SALE— Good mule cheap, Tor fession the Herald reruns141-3tp Ave. cash. Apply J. L. Monroe, 703 meads to the peoplw. FOR R E N T — One furnished room Palmetto Avenue. 142-Gtp with connecting hath. Prefer two FOR B A L E —Table, chairs, rugs, young men.— 214 E. Second St. stove and shades.— 1110 Luurcl Ave121-tfc nuQ. 143-2tp George A. DeCottes FOR R E N T — Furnished upurtmunt, Attorney-nt-Law W ANTED bed room, also garage. 117 laurel Over Seminole County Book Avenue. 123-tfe W A N T E D — To exchange 5-paBsvnger ■ A N fO R D FLO R ID A touring cor, looks nnd runs like f o l t llU N T -'J V o room' light’ house-1 new, for Ford roadster or coupe, or keeping apartment, 719 Ouk A v e ­ FR ED R. W IL S O N light truck.— Ray Brothers, phone 548, nue. 130-tfc Sanford. ” UB-tfc F O R "R E N T —■4~3esiral>lo_ rbgms, fur­ A T T O R N E Y - A T -L A W First National Bank Building WATJTED— A good second hand Del* nished or unfurnished. Apply 107 HANFORD ■> FLO R ID A co light plant.— K. I). Mobley. Phone West Third street. 130-tfc 294. 143-3tp FOR R E N T— Small cottage.—J. MusBANFOItD -u FLORIDA PURELY PROFESSIONAL ODORS LIKED AND DISLIKED W ide V a riety o f "T a a te s " In Smells W ith W hich E very Person is W a ll Acquainted. 8C E N E F R O M T H E D R A M A T IC SC R E E N S E N S A T IO N " T H E F O R O O T T E N .L A W ” \Vhen G3 barrels o f wlno w ere em ptied recently Into N ew York gu t­ ters ■ crowd o f TOO people stopped to w ulch— end sniff. T h e bouquet o f wine Is one o f the fe w odors which are appreciated by almost e very one. Others are the sm ells, o f new-mown grass, coffee, m spices, bacon, hot buttered toast, sea­ m weed and. o f course, most perfumes and all fruits and (towers. K in gs nnd beggars alike have com­ m ented on the scstosy to he obtained from the odors o f cooking. Curiously enough, tlds Is largely due to the fact that sm elling and tasting "o verla p ." T h e ’taste" o f tobacco Is often due to sight rather than cither taste or smell. T h ere Is not h a lf the en jo y­ ment to he obtained from smoking in th e dark as In the light. Dliud men usually p refer stronger tobacco than those who can watch the curling smoke. Some use tobacco strongly scented. In credible as It may seem, there are people, too, who cannot even dlHtlngu'sh between ten and coffco when th eir eyes are shut. * T a stes differ because tho pleasures derived from smells dltTor In sttnost e very I.'dividual. Some lik e the sm ell o t to r ; ethers hate It. Some revel In the smell o f a bonfire; o ilie r* dellbsra te’ y avoid It. T h e rs arc n host o f other smells which to some are s delight and to o'h era unpleasunt. Am ong these are rsm phor, musk, creosote, carbolic, fu r­ niture iHillsh, fresh paint, petrol fumes am! the musty odor* o f old books. A T T H E PRINCESS TO N IG H T (This W on Written by a Woman) ___ j Why Are Some StoreI keepers So Obstinate? I am an old-fashioned buyer o f the necessi­ ties fo r my household. I ro to tho storo m y­ self. T o mo this work iH not irksome. In fact, I like it. I like to look nt thu shelves so full o f cans nnd packages o f so many colors. I like to do this fo r the same reason that 1 don't mind being in n crowd. When in a crowd I look fo r fam iliar faces. When I see them I am delighted. When I am in n store I look fo r fam iliar goods and when I see them I buy. Those goods have become fam iliar to me through advertising nnd I have noticed that the grocery men who have the most o f those fumiliur packages somehow or other seem to always go ahead, HIS PURSUIT I went into a storo not o f m y own choosing A very dilapidated specimen ap­ ... but with n friend who, among other things, plied to a kind lady for a “ cup of ■ asked fo r a ve ry well known nrtido of food coffee/* Tlua she supplied, together which is packed In a can, although she did with some solid austcnaiice. And not ask fo r any specific kind, I always buy while he devoured'it wolfishly, aha -----------and Instinctively I told her that was viewed him with some curiosity. It was evideut that hq had been walk­ the kind she should ask for. ing a long time. Bhe asked him The dealer overheard mo and said, “ M ad­ how long, and he told her ten year*. am, I never sell that article, I sell instead And then site asked very frankly if he was a tramp, and he replied something very much b e t t e r --------------- my quite aa frankly: “ No, mum, I ’m son. 13G-7tp ‘bwn'brand.” t ELTON J. M O U G H T O N FtTR R E N T — 3 unfurnished rooms, just looking fer an. apartment.” A R C H IT E C T W . J. T H IG P E N . Then he launched into a five-m inute talk 304 Elm Avtnpe. 140-5tp First National Bank Building CHICKENS FROM THE SKY on why this article was better than the one Real Estate FOR K E N T— 12 opurtinents on PalSANFORD FLO R ID A I had ijamod. But somehow my friend had metto street, M block from post o f­ FIRE. I,1FE. AUTO 1NBURANCB The pariah priest of a small vil­ fice.— Judge Ifousholder. Phone 281. been convinced by what I had suggested and 142-Gtp lage near tho I’aciflc coast of Mex­ R E PA IR S Bhe did not buy th at can which the graver ico has a flock of purebred chickens Cook Stores, Sewing Machines, Phon­ FOR R E N T — T w o small furnished offered. that literally fell out of the skies. ICHELLE M A IN E S The hens were on their way from San Francisco to Lima, Peru. Off the Mexican coast a waterspout ■wept so close to the vessel that was carrying them that it sucked the Glasses Designed chickens aloft, crate and all, and car­ Automobile Body Build­ . ua-itp ried them to shore.— Youth's ComHenry McLaulin, Jr., rtptent FOR R E N T — Five room apan ing and Repairing panion. corner Sixth street and Palmetto Corner of Park Ave. and Second BL O p t D. Avenu#.— A , P. Connelly A Sony. SANFORD. FLORIDA Optidsn-Optametrlnt LAW YER Court House * W «. ographs, Guns, all work guarantaed. apartments.—A . I’. Connelly A Sons. 143-4tc 21 years experience. FO R R E N T— Bungalow, 'fiv e room* W A D E BROS. and sleeping porch. Concrete ga­ 211 SAN FO R D A V E N U E rage, 11th street and Oak ave.- A p­ ply Mrs. Julius Tskoch, next door. l u t F ln ( B in d .i' s ' . % Sanford, FU. i *. Charles Stein, Prop. tI -1ip m iitV - *- i £&*Lk"t And I thought ns 1 walked out how stulibom and obstinate that man was. l i e had lost a sale, had probably taken his firs t step toward losing n customer, nnd had certainly lost a good deal o f time, especially since some other iK’opIo were stnmting around watting to be waited on. I f that grocer had sold advertised goods he would certainly linvc hud the brand I sug­ gested and he would have made a sale; In-' cidontally, ho would have bid us good day cheerily nnd we would have been satisfied. Fam iliar faces are wonderful. T o me, in my capacity ns a buyer for a fa irly large household, fam iliar things on the shelves o f the stores I visit are only a little less wonder­ ful, fo r those fam iliar things help me in do­ ing better and more economically thu job which I muBt work nt every day. Those advertised nrticles which I buy and which I always buy I know have been sub­ m itted to the criticism o f both com petitor ami consumer. This subjection to almost world-wide critical examination demonstrates to mo thut the m anufacturer has supreme confidence in Ids goods. He cannot tell a falsehood about the things he makes, because there arc too many in thu w6rld to fin d him out. * Constant advertising o f any product proves that product has stood the test o f scrutiny. Lh it uny wonder then why I, ns one o f sever­ al million women in m y same position, p refer articles with which I am acquainted to pro­ ducts about which 1 have no knowledge and about which the manufacturer does not seem to have the courage to enlighten mo? * • Published by the Sanford Herald in co-operation with The American Association of Advertising Agencies -143-4tc . Tbs Harold for first class Job work. j | j U U U u a a a M « a a M U a a M M U * a a M M M M a a i s u M B a B M a a M a a a u u M i * ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1923 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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